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bent repeatedly invoked “Bay Area principles” and progressive officeholderssuch as Gov. Jerry Glovescome offatsecond Brown, Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom as ene- mies to the Valley. Harder lost no opportunity to Denham-Harder debate paint Denham as beholden to wealthy corporate political ac- tion committeeswhich have Unlike Thursday’s mostly VIDEO ing Journal Editor Kristina contributed amajority of the BY GARTH STAPLEY polite discussion before Hacker to issue awarning when incumbent’scampaign money, [email protected] Modesto Bee editors, the Forvideo of Saturday’sdebate, see things got rowdy: “I’dhate to including pharmaceutical com- candidates cameout swinging www.turlockjournal.com. ask anybody to leave.” panies. Denhamreminded the After severalweeksspent Saturday and kept landing Harder drewfirst blood,say- audience that most of Harder’s accusing eachotherofbeing too blows untilthe event, hosted by the candidates’ behavior. ing Denhamhasn’t secured one big contributors are not in the afraid to meet head-to-head in the TurlockJournal, ended 90 Thursday’s event, whichcan be dollar of federal funding for 10th District, covering Stanis- public, RepublicanRep. Jeff minutes later. replayed on The Bee’s Facebook Valley water projectssince his laus County and the south part Denhamand Democraticchal- “We’rethrowing barbs back page,had no audience, while electiontoCongresseight years of San Joaquin County. lenger Josh Harder debated and forth today.Iguess it’s kind the Journal on Saturday helda ago. Physical distance between the twice in threedays,including of fun,kind of entertaining,” lottery for limited seating at the Denhamcame right back: candidates mayexplain some of Saturday’s lively forum in Denhamreflected towardthe Carnegie Arts Center. Those “We call him ‘Bay Area Harder’ the difference in debate atmos- Turlock,claimed by both as end of Saturday’s fray. admitted had trouble stifling becausehealigns himself with their home base. Maybethe crowd influenced laughterand applause, prompt- Bay Area issues.”The incum- SEE DEBATE, 6A Redfordrole tackles robber Kavanaugh accuser who made headlines in Modesto reaches tentative BY DEKE FARROW [email protected] agreement here’s ablink-and- you’ll-miss-it reference to testify to Modesto in Robert Redford’s latest —and, reportedly,T last —movie as an NEW YORK TIMES actor: “The Old Man &the Gun.” WASHINGTON DirectorDavidLowery said The Senate Judiciary Com- the moment in the “very fiction- mittee and lawyers for the alized” storyofcareer criminal woman who has accused Forrest Tuckercomes when he Judge Brett Kavanaugh of is stashing stolen money be- sexually assaulting her when neath his floorboards.“We geta they were teenagers reached lookatthe spoils of his career,” atentative agreement Sat- the director said via email. urday for her to publicly testi- “There’s abox of rareand an- fy Thursday, an apparent tique coins in there —some- breakthrough in halting nego- thing Ibugged our prop guy tiations. about incessantly. Iwas ada- After abrief call late Sat- mant about having them, even urday, the lawyers and aides though you can barelysee to Sen. Charles Grassley, them!” R-Iowa, chairman of the Judi- Thecoinsare areference to a ciary Committee, planned to robbery Tucker and apartner talk again Sunday morning to pulled at the Modesto Coin continue negotiations over Center in McHenry Village on the conditions of the testimo- July5,1978. The floorboards ny, according to three people scene is among the fictional familiar with the call. Aides to elements,asTucker and ac- Sen. Dianne Feinstein of complice John Penrod(initially California, the committee’s identified as James Thomas, the top Democrat, were also fakenamehe gave police) never involved. made off with the coins. In real Negotiations could still life,they were arrestedafter falter over those details, engaging in agun battle with which include who will ques- Modesto Police who responded tion the woman, Christine to the store’ssilentalarm. Blasey Ford. But in tentative- Modesto Bee coverageofthe ly agreeing to aThursday robbery reported at least 11 hearing, Republicans made a officersdescended on the shop- significant concession that pingcenter, and threeengaged suggested they were working in gunfire with the robbers. to ensure that the session Penrod, 23,was shot three occurred after several days of times —inthe right eye, right uncertainty. shoulder and leftleg. Tucker, If no final deal is made, 57,wasn’t shot, “but his face Grassley will be left to decide wascut by flying glasswhen the Sunday whether to move police officers blasted out the ahead with acommittee vote rearwindow of the stolen geta- on Kavanaugh’s Supreme way car,” Bee reporterDaryl Court nomination scheduled Farnsworth wroteinthe July 6 for Monday. Kavanaugh, who edition.“He was booked into has vigorously denied the the Stanislaus County Jail on allegations, has repeatedly charges of attempted murder, expressed his desire to testify. armed robbery and auto theft.” In aletter to the committee In arelated article, witnesses Saturday afternoon, lawyers described the shootout as like for Blasey said they were somethingout of amovie or TV hopeful an agreement could show. “The cop was down on PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY LAURIE MCADAM/THE MODESTOBEE Vintage photos from ModestoBee files be reached on the details. oneknee with his gun extended RobertRedfordstars (centercolor photofromFox Searchlight) in “The Old Manand the Gun”ascareer “Dr. Ford accepts the com- andhewas shooting,” oneman criminal Forrest Tucker.Tucker wasarrested in Modestoafter arobberyand gun battle. mittee’s request to provide said. her firsthand knowledge of Butdramatic as it was, the Brett Kavanaugh’s sexual coin store job didn’t make Low- VIDEO “There was so much to and to try to honor the spirit of misconduct next week,” they ery’s movie —oreven the final choose from in telling his story his biography, if not necessary wrote. The lawyers called screenplay. “Early drafts of the Foravideo report, see this story at thatweultimatelydecided to the letter of it. As aresult, much details of Grassley’s proposal screenplayincludedthe coin www.modbee.com. distill his essence downtoafew of the film is very fictionalized, “fundamentally inconsistent robbery,but overthe course of key components that were fea- and many chapters that would with the committee’s promise the film’s development, Imust Forrest Tucker’s life fell by the tured in the New Yorker article admit that many of the facts of wayside,” the director said. on whichthe film was based, SEE REDFORD FILM,12A SEEKAVANAUGH, 9A
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decisions by local govern- ment are what trigger an environmental review Stanislaus County appeals under the law. Since the county makes ajudgment on whether there’s ade- quate space between a ruling on water well permits new well and source of contamination, the per- mitting process is dis- approving well permits the state’s highest court to plaintiffs included Pro- issued aruling in August. cretionary under CEQA, BY KEN CARLSON without considering envi- hear the case. There is no tecting Our Water and The 5th District court the court ruled. [email protected] ronmental harm. guarantee it will. Environmental Resources acknowledged that an Protecting Our Water Modesto-area farmers “Our best hope is we and the California Sport- environmental review for was created by plaintiff Stanislaus County will are already facing future will prevail,” County fishing Protection Alli- most well permits is a Jerry Cadagan of Sonora, ask the state Supreme cuts to water deliveries Counsel John Doering ance. costly, time-consuming who died in an apparent Court for aruling on from aState Water Board said. “It does not make Asecond suit targeting process that might prove suicide three years ago. whether environmental plan to leave more water sense to conduct (an envi- more than adozen grow- unnecessary. But courts San Francisco Attorney review is anecessary step in rivers for fish. They will ronmental review) on ers who had drilled irriga- are not able to change the Thomas Lippe represents for anew water well. have adifficult time with these types of projects. ... tion wells was settled out regulations in CEQA, the the remaining plaintiffs. In August, astate ap- sinking new wells for We think other counties of court. judges said. “I wish the county peals court overturned the irrigation if the 5th Dis- also are worried about this In a2015 decision, “If we were legislators, would just do the right Stanislaus Superior trict Court of Appeal deci- decision.” Superior Court Judge we might seek away to thing,” Lippe said Friday. Court’s decision in the sion stands, county offi- The original lawsuit was Roger Beauchesneruled provide relief from the “The reality is the well Protecting Our Water cials said. filed in January 2014, against the plaintiffs in potentially high burdens permits that get envi- lawsuit, which sought an An environmental re- during the last drought, the first case but chose to imposed by CEQA. But we ronmental review are the injunction against county view is costly. It can take after hundreds of county monitor the county’s well are judges, not legislators. ones where people see a well permit approvals. The two years and may be permits had been issued permitting and drilling The choice is not ours to problem and submit com- plaintiffs claimed the challenged by litigation. for agricultural wells in data for ayear. The plain- make,” the court ruling ments. That opportunity county was violating the County leaders voted in Stanislaus County and had tiffs appealed to the state said. should be there. It is open- California Environmental closed session Tuesday to sparked concern about the appellate court in Fresno, According to the appel- Quality Act (CEQA) in prepare apetition asking health of aquifers. The which heard the case and late court, discretionary SEE WELLS, 9A
Bradley, who onlylives afew block away from the CHP finds restaurant and bikes in to workdaily, said cooking guns, bags has always been abig part of his family’s heritage. of cash He comes from aSwiss and Italian background, in vehicle and usedtocook barbecue withhis father and other during relatives at the Swiss Club in Ceres. The restaurant is afamily affair as well with traffic stop Bradley’s father and both men’s children working there. BY MARIJKE ROWLAND “It’sjust in my blood [email protected] and DNA. Ilove cooking and am really passionate California Highway about barbecue,” said Patrol arrested two men Bradley, aHughson native who claimed to be retired who previously worked in police officers after they construction. were found with con- Likeany low-and-slow cealed handguns and bags smoked barbecue, pa- filled with allegedly more tience is avirtue. Meats than $100,000 in cash are coated in theirdry while traveling on High- rub,made in house, and way 5inStanislaus Coun- start going in the smoker ty. at 4a.m. the day before. On the afternoon of MARIJKE [email protected] His smokers are two cus- Sept. 6, aCHP Central Raul Gudino checks on pork ribs in alarge smoker at Slick Fork BBQ in Hughson Friday. tom-made converted Division canine officer butanetanks that used to noticed a2007white service rural residents in Chevrolet pickup making BUSINESSBEAT VIDEO the area.The largest of vehicle code violations the two can fit about 800 while traveling north on Forvideo,see this story at pounds and both use local Highway 5inFresno www.modbee.com. almond and oak wood. County. Hotstuff:BBQ joint in After smokingfor up to 18 The officer made an a.m. until they run out of hours, all the meat is cut enforcement stop and the meat.And,believeme, to order,from the ribs to two male occupants iden- Hughson already selling they will probably run out the tri-tip and brisket. tified themselves as re- of meat. Most days by 2 “It’salot of work mak- tired peace officers, ac- p.m. the Texas-style bris- ing barbecue, but that’s cording to the CHP report. out of itssmokedmeats ket, which is smoked for what happenswhenyou The officer issued them a upwards of 16 hours, is all wanttodoitright,” Bra- written warning for the sold out. dleysaid. violation, and the men orgetroses. Every- Bradley started thinking The menu is simple by Andaboutthat name, were allowed to leave. thing is coming up about opening his own design. Slick Fork smokes SlickFork can be inter- Later that day at 7:20 barbecue in the place. Then,earlier this brisket, tri-tip, pulled preted acouple ways. p.m., the officer observed Central Valley. year, the spot along abusy pork, pork spare ribs and Bradley said he originally the same 2007 white FSlick Fork BBQ in intersection of Santa Fe sausage. You can get any chose it because it refers Chevrolet pickup making Hughson is the latest new Avenuebecameavailable. of the meats as asand- to aslick-forksaddle, a another vehicle code vio- restaurant to prove that The space had been a wich (which run $8.50 to styleofWestern saddle lation while still traveling while summer may be cateringcompany, so $10) or buy itbyweight also known as an A-fork. north on Highway 5, this over, the grills are still BY MARIJKE ROWLAND alreadyhad akitchenset (which ranges from $8 to But it also has another, time in Stanislaus County smoking.The barbecue [email protected] up. Bradley got the keys in $10per pound,or$24 for more food-related conno- near Highway 132. The joint opened at the start of July and opened the doors afull rack of ribs and tation. officer pulled the car over September offering al see,and smell, the smoke Sept. 1after somepaint sausage for $4 per link). “Wewantthem to leave again and backup was frescodiningortakeout coming from his custom- and renovations. Diners Their sidesfeaturetradi- hereand say the food was called. for its low-and-slow built smoker barrels. The walk up to the window to tionalbarbecue favorites so good all that was left According to CHP, the cooked meats and from- Hughson resident and order or pick up, and can like baked beans, cole- wasafork that is nice and officers found two loaded scratch sides. childhood friend Raul then eat at one of its out- slaw, potato salad and slick,” Bradley said. and concealed handguns Owner and pitmaster Gudino started cooking door picnic tables or take their signature“Cowboy The restaurant is the along with two bags filled Kevin Bradley has opened competitivebarbecue the feast home. Corn”(cut cornmixed second low-and-slow with cash. The men alleg- his new eatery on the together about eight years Bradley andGudinoand with creamcheese and barbecuejoint to open this edly gave contradicting cornerofSanta Fe and ago.But people kept ask- members of their family jalapenos). Then, end your month in the valley. The statements to officers so Hughson avenues, right at ing them where they could all workatthe restaurant meal with theirpeach Burnt End in downtown they were taken into cus- abusy intersection where get it outside of events. now, which is open Thurs- cobbler, which is made tody and transported to plentyofpassersby can So aboutfour years ago day to Sunday from 11 fresh everymorning. SEE BIZ, 9A the Merced Area CHP office. Brian Lane Clemann. 47,and Richard Peter NAMES OF NOTE 1974 by the late Juline Barry, 48,both of Cres- Frowein Schmitz.This cent City, were arrested year, it has threestudents for illegal possession of 2Modestodancers enteringcollege dance concealed firearms and programs: Kaitlyn Mer- possession of more than rill went to GrandCanyon $100,000 derived from join SanFrancisco University, Lauren Stoll the unlawful sale, posses- to the University of Arizo- sion for sale, transporta- Ballet school na, and Sara SantaElena tion or manufacturing of a to UC SantaBarbara. controlled substance. CHP task force officers other productions.They STAN STATESTUDENT were called to handle the BY JOHN HOLLAND will live in adorm free of GETSHONOR investigation. The two [email protected] charge and be home- Livier CamarenaSan- men have since been schooled for their senior chez of Ceres received a released and the case will AnthonyRhee-Reyno- year in high school. CHRISTOPHER C. TIO Trustees’ Award for Out- be submitted to the Sta- so and TeagueApple- “We couldn’t be more AnthonyRhee-Reynoso,seen herein“TheNutcracker” is standing Achievement at nislaus County District gate, recent graduates of proud; our students are moving on to the ned school at the SanFrancisco Ballet. California StateUni- Attorney’s Office. the JulineSchool of excelling in their chosen versity, Stanislaus. Dance in Modesto, have art,” Juline Director Deb- The CSU system gives moved on to train at the bie Bertucci said in an primary focus on ballet, let, founded in 1933, is the award each year to San Francisco Ballet. email. and Applegate added regarded as one of the one student at each of its The boyswill spend a Applegate started at hip-hop. They trained in world’s finest. Its school 23 campuses.Itrecognizes year on full scholarships Juline at age 7and Rhee- the San Francisco school’s was established the same both academic work and at the renowned school Reynoso at 8. Both have summer program the past year. determination in the face and havesmall parts in done tap, jazz and modern two years. Juline, at 1700 McHen- “TheNutcracker” and dance alongwith their The San Francisco Bal- ry Ave., was started in SEE NAMES, 4A 4A SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 Local MODBEE.COM
the condition of the body, home’s living room in the AROUND THE REGION Bodytoo badly could not positively iden- 1600block of Floyd Ave- MODESTO NEWMAN tify the victim or even nue on Tuesday after- What: Karolina Syrovatkova in What: HarryPotter Party determine if the body is noon, said Dustin Bruley, Concert When: Tuesday, 4-6 p.m. burned to identify When: Sunday, 7p.m. Where: Newman Library, 1305 that of aman or awoman. supervisor of the Stanis- Where: First United Metho- Kern St. Stanislaus County sher- laus Regional Fire In- dist Church, 850 16th St. Info: Muggles,wizards and in Floyd house fire iff’s Detective Matthew vestigation Unit. He said Info: The community is witches areinvited to attend the Dessert said DNA testing the victim was found in invited to First United Methodist HarryPotterFall Partyatthe is needed to make aposi- that room. Church to hear Karolina Syrovat- Newman Libraryatfreeevent kova perform arecently discov- based on the popular book on Floyd Avenue and tive identification and The cause of the fire BY ERIN TRACY ered drama concert, "Lady in a series.The party will featurea identify the person who toxicology results are remains undetermined. BowTie." The composition varietyofHogwarts themed [email protected] was found dead there. needed to determine a Two people in the neigh- depicts the life of conductor, activities and crafts.Participants The coroner’s office has cause of death. He said boring unit were dis- composer and pianist Vitka areinvited to come dressed in Investigators are still made contact with the both usually take around placed. Kapralova.She died tragically at the colors of their favorite working to determine the family of aman who lived four weeks. the age of 25 at the beginning Hogwarts house. Snacks will be of WWII. Tickets are$25 at the provided, while supplies last.For cause of afire at aduplex at the home but, due to The fire broke out in the door.For moreinformation moreinformation, contact email Karolina Syrovatkova at Sophia Petrakis at [email protected]. 209-862-2010.orvisit www.stanislauslibrary.org, under Wildlife officials, Maripo- could not be reached. the “Eventsand Classes” tab. Woman reports sa deputies said. It’s not unheard of to What: YCCD BoardofTrust- ees Meeting “As of today we don’t find aquatic mammals When: Monday, 1p.m. PATTERSON injured sea lion in know how things ended headed the wrong way up Where: YCCD District Office, Who: Patterson School Board up,” anews release said river. 2201 Blue Gum Ave. meeting Merced County park on Wednesday. “We are Confused, malnour- Info: The YosemiteCommuni- When: Monday, 6:30 p.m. still trying to track down ished and underweight, a ty College District Board of Where: Patterson JUSD,510 fore 8p.m. Sunday awom- the results of the call to small sea lion was found Trustees meet in the district’s Keystone Blvd. BY THADDEUS MILLER an reported two injured see if they were actual sea in the San Luis National BoardMeeting Room A. In- Info: The Patterson Joint [email protected] terested public and stakeholders Unified School District Board of sea lions near Henderson lions or another type of Wildlife Refuge in March areencouraged to attend. For Trustees meeting begins at 7 Park in Snelling, accord- marine animal.” 2014 after swimming up moreinformation, contact the p.m. Visit patterson. Acall recently came ing to the sheriff’s office. The Merced County the San Joaquin River. YCCD office at 209-575-6509 or agendaonline.net/public.For into the Mariposa County The park is in rural Sheriff’s Office also con- Believed to be less than a visit www.yosemite.edu or district information, call Sheriff’s about injured sea Merced County, but the firmed the call came in on year old, the pup was www.boarddocs.com. 209-895-7700. lions. call was forwarded to Sunday. named Hoppie after the About 10 minutes be- nearby U.S. Fish and Merced-area rangers man who found him. What: US TooProstateCan- SALIDA cer SupportGroup What: Salida Municipal Ad- When: Monday, 6:30 p.m. visoryCouncil Where: Sutter Memorial When: Thursday, 7pm. “Wisdom to Wellness,” Conference Center, 1700 Where: Salida Library, 4835 FROM PAGE 3A McHenryAve., Suite60B Sisk Road and has information also Info: In observation of Na- Info: The meeting will feature at www.maureen tional ProstateCancer Aware- reports from the CHP,Sheriff’s NAMES minnehanjones.com. And nessMonth, Us Toowelcomes Office, Stanislaus County Super- finally ...Stephanie Laska Christopher Neville, MD,radi- visor TerryWithrow and other of challenges. an endowment funded by of Turlock has awritten a ation oncologist forSutter communityagencies.Special Sanchez, asenior, is a Dr. Kenneth Fong, a book about her experience Gould Foundation. Following presentations will be made upon the program therewill be break- request.For moreinformation child of migrant parents biotech entrepreneur and with weight loss through out groups for men and women. contact Brad Johnson at and the first in her family former CSU trustee. the ketogenic diet. Formoreinformation contact 209-502-6228 or email to attend college. She She took the basic diet Darrell Wilson at 707-628-5901. [email protected] or visit graduated from Central AN AWARDFOR A -- higher fat, moderate salidamac.weebly.com. Valley High HEALER protein, lower carbohy- School and Maureen Minnehan drates -- and adapted it to What: Sons In Retirement CHRISTOPHER C. TIO Branch 103 Monthly Luncheon is majoring Jones of Oakdale has her specific needs. The When: Wednesday, 10:30a.m. TURLOCK in biolog- earned the Imagery Per- Teague Applegate,seen in results are in “Dirty, Lazy, Where: Elks Lodge, 645 What: Sunshine Club Weekly ical sci- son of the Year award for “The Nutcracker”with Keto: Getting Started: CharityWay Luncheon ences with her work in getting at the Kaitlyn Merrill, is moving How ILost 140Pounds.” Info: Sons In Retirement When: Mondays,1p.m. aconcen- emotional roots of dis- on to the renowned school It is available in paper- Branch 103 is agentleman’s Where: IHOP,1625Country- tration in ease. at the SanFrancisco Ballet. back and e-book on Ama- luncheon club.This month our side Drive Livier molecular The award is from Im- zon. guest speaker will be Joyce Info: The Sunshine Club is a Gandelman of the Senior Ad- supportgroup formen and Sanchez and micro- agery International, vocacyNetwork. Forinforma- women who have lost aloved bial biology which promotes “the Minnehan Jones was Names of Note recognizes tion about SIR Branch 103 one. Meet people who under- and aminor in chemistry. healing powers of imag- working as aregistered people and organizations contact Bob Kredit at stand what suddenly being She hopes to become a ination,” according to its nurse when she discov- for their contribution to 209-672-0326 or visit alone really means.For more gynecologist. web site. It will be pre- ered the field of guided their communities. Submit sirinc2.org/branch103. information, contact Darlene at 209-668-6792. The awards come with sented in Menlo Park next imagery in 2002.She has items to scholarships of at least month. since written abook, [email protected]. ESCALON $6,000. Sanchez’s is from What: Good Time Accordion Club Social When: Wednesday, Oct. 10,7 p.m. Where: Escalon Community Center, 1055 Escalon Ave. Info: The Good Time Accor- dion Club monthly music and social eventopen to accordion fans and performers of all skill levels.Guest playerisMichael Zampiceni, arenowned re- cording artist and teacher of 30 years.Admission is $5 at the door,lightrefreshments will be provided. Formoreinformation, contact Karl Wucherer 209-556-3105.
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border illegally, nearly double last year’samount, in addition to 20,000 underage minors, accord- ing to the latest CBP data. Thehighestpercentage of those migrants are from Guatemala’sHuehuete- nango department, whose isolated and traditional mountain villageshave malnutrition ratesnear 70 percent. Highlevels of foodinsecurity and emi- ANDY ALFARO [email protected] grationalso correspond in Republican Rep. Jeff Denham, right, andDemocratic other subregions of Gua- challenger Josh Harder debateSaturday. temala and Honduras, accordingtothe unpub- lished CBP analysis. FROM PAGE 1A to deflect from Denham’s “While we work to in- record, Harder said. crease our bordersecurity Harder put Denham on and ask Congress to DEBATE the spot, demanding that DANIELE VOLPE NYT strengthen our legal the incumbent declare Pablo Domingo, who wasdeportedfromthe United States in May,works in his framework at home, it is phere. Thursday, the two whether he accepts man- backyard in SanPedroSoloma, Guatemala, in August. equally important to sup- men sat next to each other made climate change as portprosperity and eco- at aBee conference table, reality. nomic development in and Denham raised his “I don’t believe in liber- reducing hunger and cre- Central America,” he said, already-big voice infre- al policies,” Denham ating jobs. in astatement. “Current quently. On Saturday, began in response as Guatemalans “Foodinsecurity, not migration flows are a they stood at rostrums many audience members violence, seemstobea complex regional phe- about 6feet apart, and groaned. key push factorinforming nomenon and require Denham repeatedly When Harder pressed fleeing hunger, the decision to travel from multifaceted responses. shouted at his opponent him to answer directly, Guatemala, where we Migrants are not leaving and interrupted him sev- Denham said, “We have seen the largest for one reason.” eral times, while Harder shouldn’t have to pay for US agencysays growth in the migration Fiveyears ago, single took to shrugging in dis- the Bay Area’s dirty air. flow this year,” CBP Com- adults from Mexico trav- belief and smirking at the Yes, Ibelieve in climate missioner Kevin McAlee- eling to the UnitedStates audience when the in- change.” large numbers of indige- nan, the top U.S. border for seasonal work ac- cumbent spoke. Acouple “Man-made?” Harder BY NICK MIROFF nous villagers who speak security official, said in an counted for nearly 80 of times, Denham found it asked for athird time. AND KEVIN SIEFF little or no Spanish have interview. percentofborderarrests, impossible to ignore the “Bay Area-made, yes,” Washington Post arrivedwith their children Per capital murder rates accordingtoMcAleenan. audience and addressed Denham said. Homeland Security to turn themselves in to in CentralAmerica’s They are being rapidly peo ple when he saw them Denham then attacked officialshave for the first U.S. borderagents, cre- NorthernTriangle–Gua- replacedbyfamilies and shaking heads in dis- Harder’s pro-choice timeoffered an explana- ating communication temala, Honduras and El children from Central agreement. stance, referring to aJuly tion for apuzzlingin- challenges for enforce- Salvador –remain among America“migrating per- Denham skewered 2017 video that captured crease in the number of ment officials and im- the world’s highest, but manently,” he said. Harder’s dismal voting Harder defending late- Guatemalan families migration courts. they have trended down- McAleeen arrives in the record –hemissed 17 of term abortion, which showing up at the U.S. The CBP assessment ward in recentyears. Gua- region on Sunday for six 20 votes, resuming when Denham called “just dis- border this year seeking posits moretraditional temala’s homiciderate daysofmeetingsinGua- he decided to run for gusting” and noted Har- asylum. “push”factors –poverty fell to its lowest level last temala, Hondurasand El Congress –saying, “It’s der’s recent position af- Rather than aspike in and lack of opportunity – year since2000, crime Salvador withdiplomats, one thing to criticize my firming California law violence, the families as amajor driving force statistics show. immigration officials, position, but at least show preventing abortion in the appear to be fleeing a behind the latest migra- Border arrests of family business executives and up and vote. If you want third trimester. hunger crisis in Guatema- tion trend, rather than an membersfrom Guatema- indigenous leaders, atrip people to vote for you, at Harder objected to la’s western highlands, uptick in crime.Such an la, Honduras and El Salva- he said is meant to gather least show up and vote.” “being lectured on chang- accordingtoU.S. Customs analysis challenges the dor were at similar levels informationand refocus Harder said he was “not ing position” by someone and Border Protection, claims of advocacy groups in 2017,but Guatemala’s attention on the factors always proud” of that, and –Denham –who said at a citing U.N. and USAID and lawmakers that Cen- numbers have soared this fueling emigration. noted what spurred him Denair town hall meeting foodinsecurity data as tral American asylum year as El Salvador’s have His trip comes at into action: “On every in April 2017 that he well as the agency’s own seekersare primarily fallen. U.S. agents have fraught moment for U.S. issue Icare about, we would not vote to repeal intelligence assessments. fleeing violence, but it apprehendedmore than diplomacy in Central were being misrepre- the Affordable Care Act, Years of meager har- also suggests the root 42,000 Guatemalanfam- America. sented by someone who then did just that afew vests, drought and the causes of emigration ily members in the past 11 voted with his party 98 days later. Denham said, devastating effects of could be alleviated by months who crossed the percent of the time. My “I’ll lecture you all I “coffeerust” fungus on an complacency is gone, all want,” explaining that the industry that employs thanks to you. Thanks to switch came only after the large numbers of rural your efforts the last few bill was amended to in- Guatemalansisspeeding years, you’re seeing peo- clude money helping peo- up an exodusoffamilies ple come out of the wood- ple with pre-existing con- fromvillages bereft of work; thank you for that.” ditions. food, CBP officials say. Harder turned to sar- It also explains why casm time after time, accusing Denham at least twice of relying on “al- ternative facts.” Denham mocked Har- der’s former job as aven- ture capitalist and his current position teaching business at Modesto Ju- nior College. Denham called him “Professor” twice and said Denham’s son, an MJC student, might learn from Harder how to outsource jobs to other countries and “how to make money as aven- ture capitalist. It’s fun to be light-hearted on some of these things,” he add- ed, but the tone was any- thing but friendly. Harder said Denham’s attack was “a bucket of lies” and called the as- sertions “ridiculous. 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FROM PAGE 3A ordinance in November FROM PAGE 1A began cordially with Bla- the Senate undecided and 2014 to prohibit excessive sey voicing an openness to with the party holding groundwater pumping. testifying but quickly only a51-49 majority, it is WELLS Those regulations on KAVANAUGH turned acrimonious. hardly assured. It is in- groundwater mining apply There have been several creasingly unlikely that ing the door for people to outside the boundaries of of afair, impartial in- what they said was aploy sticking points, including Kavanaugh will have the have some involvement in irrigation districts. vestigation into her allega- to delay Monday’s vote. who would question her at support of even asingle the process.” The county has issued tions” but said they hoped Republicans had been ahearing –Republicans Senate Democrat. Wayne Zipser, exec- well permits for years and to reach an agreement pressing for Blasey, if she want an outside counsel; Privately, Republican utive director of Stanislaus does not simply hand anyway. were to agree to testify, to Blasey would prefer to be senators were working to County Farm Bureau, said them out, Doering said. The move by Blasey, 51, do so Wednesday. questioned by senators – resolve differences among avictory for the plaintiffs Guidelines make sure aresearch psychologist in Testimony by Blasey and how many news themselves about how to would be terribly burden- wells are built and sealed California, came after an would set up apotentially media cameras would be proceed. Some favored some for land owners. properly. Well sites close extended back-and-forth explosive showdown after present. The lawyers have cutting off negotiations “Our position is aland to aseptic system or dairy between her lawyers and days of uncertainty over also asked for the commit- over the hearing and mov- owner has the right to the lagoon are not permitted. top Judiciary Committee whether she would appear tee to subpoena testimony ing swiftly to avote, while water underneath his or In asimilar case in San aides. Grassley had set at ahearing. It could also from ahigh school friend others pushed to accom- her property,” Zipser said. Luis Obispo County,the 2:30 p.m. Saturday as a greatly complicate matters of Kavanaugh’s who Bla- modate Blasey’s wishes. “Farming is abeneficial 2nd DistrictCourt of Ap- final deadline for Blasey for Kavanaugh, who just sey has said witnessed the One of those who has use. To require environ- peal ruled the opposite — to agree or decline to last week seemed des- assault. favored accommodation, mental review on every that environmentalreviews appear. tined for confirmation. Senate Majority Leader Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., single well is ridiculous.” are not necessary for well The tentative deal came The letter from Blasey’s Mitch McConnell of Ken- said on Twitter on Sat- Zipser noted that astate permits. Plaintiffs in that as White House officials lawyers to the Judiciary tucky has said he has urday afternoon that he law, signed by Gov. Jerry lawsuitalso havepetitioned and Republicans on Capi- Committee was the latest enough votes to confirm saw progress. “This is Brown nine months after the Supreme Court. tol Hill were growing turn in an on-again, off- Kavanaugh, but with at good,” he wrote. the suit was filed, requires Doering said an attempt increasingly frustrated at again negotiation that least two Republicans in local agencies to work on to consolidate the two sustainable management cases was not successful. of groundwater, and that Stanislaus expects to file should address concerns its petition for Supreme FROM PAGE 3A billion pounds, or roughly At the end, Comcastbid about overdrafting. Court review within one Comcastbeats $39billion, the U.S. cable 17.28pounds per Sky The county approved an or two weeks. Fox,endinglong giant wrestedaway con- share, whileFox had bid BIZ trol of Sky from Rupert 15.67 pounds ashare. battle forSky TV Murdoch andthe Walt While Comcast Modestohad asoft open- Disney Co., whichisbuy- emerged as the definitive ing this week and will LONDON ing mostofMurdoch’s winnerofthe auction, openfor regular lunch and Comcast emerged as company, 21st Century what remains to be seen is dinner serviceatits Ninth the victor for the British Fox. whether Fox –which owns Street site later this week. broadcaster Sky on Sat- The finalbattle for a39percentstakeinSky – SlickFork BBQ , at urday, beating 21st Centu- control of Sky, apay- would sell its holdings to 2400 Santa Fe Ave., is ry Fox after arare one-day television company whose its rival. openfrom 11 a.m.tosell auction supervised by reach extendsacross Eu- —NEW YORK TIMES out Thursdaythrough Britain’s mergers reg- rope, came down to an Sunday. For more in- ulator. unusual one-day, three- formation call With afinal offer that round auctionoverseen by 209-883-4998 or visit valuesSky at about29.7 Britain’s Takeover Panel. www.slickforkbbq.com.
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in distant Central Valley ...... outposts who have chal- About Big Valley A worse commute than lenging commutes. The average commute From Sacramento to for an Elk Grove worker is Bakersfield, and from 31 minutes. El Dorado Cantua Creek to Arbuckle, almost anyone in the nation Hills and Lincoln com- the big cities and farming mutes are just under a towns of the Central Valley half hour. The average are changing. McClatchy BY RYAN LILLIS commute time for all of [email protected] and The Modesto Bee are California is around 28 diving into the people and minutes and more than issues driving those LOS BANOS 500,000 workers in the changes in the Big Valley. It’s more than two state have one-way com- Look for it every Sunday. mutes of more than 90 hours before the sun will ...... fill the Central Valley with minutes, according to hazy light and this once census data. sleepy farming town is Matt Brady, a software then. She approached already alive. developer at a company Highway 99 at the Laguna Cars quickly back out of near Cal Expo, said his Boulevard/Bond Road driveways, filling dimly-lit 14.5-mile commute from interchange and was con- side streets with traffic. Elk Grove on Highway 99 fronted by a sea of cars. Anxious drivers jostle for averages around 40 min- “I took one look and position on Pacheco Bou- utes each way. Things can said, ‘Nope, nope, nope,’” levard - the city’s main go sideways: one morning she said. commercial street - as commute last week took Instead, she drove sev- they head for the highway. ANDREW KUHN [email protected] 50 minutes, even though eral miles out of her way The line for the drive-thru Motorists travel Highway 152. Roughly one in five Los Banos workers have at least a there were no signs of to Interstate 5, knowing window at McDonald’s on 90-minute ride to and from work, an analysis shows. accidents or other trouble full well it would probably the edge of town is back- on perhaps the most con- add time to her drive. ing up. gested freeway in the She’s lived in Elk Grove And Bruce Simmons, as pile-up on Highway 152 Sacramento region. for much of her life and he does most weekday The long drive over the Pacheco Pass “It can definitely be has spent enough hours in mornings, is checking a Los Banos ranks highest for the percentage of added an hour to Sim- annoying at times, but by stop-and-go traffic on Caltrans traffic app on his drivers in Valley cities with 90-minute commutes. mons’ drive to Gilroy. A now I’ve gotten used to Highway 99 to recognize phone to see if trouble Los Banos 21% delay on the train tacked it,” he said. “Although that the relatively smooth awaits on his commute Lathrop 16% on more time, turning his especially bad days can ride on I-5 is worth the over Highway 152 and into morning commute into a really wear you down, plus extra time behind the the Bay Area. Tracy 14% nearly five-hour adven- my knee will sometimes wheel. “There’s nothing going Patterson 13% ture. The train was de- start to hurt when there’s “It’s a mental block and on right now,” he says, layed in the evening as an excessive amount of at a certain point, I don’t clearly relieved as he gets Manteca 11% well. stop-and-go traffic. On a want to be sitting there (in into his truck just past “When one thing goes real good day, like when traffic),” she said. “It’s 4:45 a.m. to begin his HIGHESTAVERAGE COMMUTE TIMES IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY wrong, it can totally de- there’s a government been a lifelong thing.” journey. He’ll drive an Mtn. House 53.5 minutes stroy everything,” he said. holiday and all the gov- Elk Grove is among the hour to Gilroy, then hop Simmons considers ernment workers are off, I fastest-growing cities in 43.2 on a 90-minute train ride Lathrop himself relatively lucky. can get to work in under California, and Goldstein to Menlo Park, where he Tracy 42.5 He works four 10-hour 20 minutes, but those and Brady don’t picture works as a research ana- shifts a week and carves days are very rare.” their commutes getting Los Banos 41.7 lyst for a tech firm. out time to walk during Nubia Goldstein, a easier - especially as long Even on a good day, Patterson 38.3 the day. He’s also able to partner in a downtown as thousands of commu- Simmons’ commute and Manteca 34.5 nap on that 90-minute Sacramento law firm, has ters are forced to rely on the commutes of several train ride. But he leaves been making the trek Highway 99. hundred more residents of Galt 31.9 before dawn and gets from Elk Grove on a reg- “It would have to take this city are among the Salida 31.9 home around 9:30 p.m., ular basis since 2010. some major infrastructu- worst in the United States. giving him just enough She’s tried “every back ral change and I don’t Roughly 21 percent of Los Elk Grove 30.9 time to eat dinner and way” to avoid 99, but know where that could Banos workers have at a Antelope 29.7 grab five hours of sleep surface streets have be- even happen,” Goldstein least a 90-minute ride to before doing it all over come nightmares as well. said. “I just don’t see it.” El Dorado Hills 29.6 and from work, the high- again. Goldstein was heading est percentage in the na- Lincoln 29.2 “Most people’s days are to work around 9:30 a.m. The Sacramento Bee’s Phillip Reese and Michael tion, according to a Riverbank 28.7 9-to-5,” he said. “Mine is on Wednesday and fig- McClatchy analysis of U.S. 5-to-9.” ured she’d have an easy Finch II contributed to this Census Bureau data for Stockton 28.4 ride given that rush hour report. cities with at least 5,000 Oakdale 27.9 ‘I’M NOT UNHAPPY, I is generally finished by employed workers. LOVE THIS HOUSE.’ The ride has gotten Source: U.S. Census Bureau The Sacramento Bee Simmons and his wife progressively worse in used to live in the Bay recent years as Bay Area San Jose took around 90 Beach and UCLA found a Area. They participate in transplants poured into minutes. But as more direct link between the dog disc-throwing compe- Los Banos and other Cen- people fled the Bay Area, amount of miles titions around the state. tral Valley “exurbs” in the commute got worse commuters drive and The couple grew tired of search of homes they and worse. Now the ride is obesity. A study of more landlords badgering them could afford to buy, resi- just under two hours “if than 4,200 commuters in about their beloved pets dents said. With the econ- I’m trying,” he said. Texas discovered long and bought their home in omy booming and the The commute isn’t all commutes had negative Los Banos in January of population rapidly in- bad, Carrillo said. He runs effects on “waist circum- last year. creasing in the region, the his own business and the ference,” blood pressure “I said to myself, ‘I’m Valley now has some of ride “gives me four hours and other health mea- going to buy a house – and the longest commutes not a day to think,” he said. sures. Another study by a this sentence kills me – just in California, but in Still, it does take a toll. team of researchers at the and I don’t care where,’” the country. “When I get home my University of Waterloo in he said. In Lathrop, roughly kids are in bed and when I Canada found that “time After nearly two years one-third of workers en- left (for the day) they spent commuting is asso- of making the trek, Sim- dure one-way commutes were in bed,” he said. ciated with lower levels of mons is ready for a of at least one hour. “That messes with you. life satisfaction and an change. But the Bay Area That’s also the situation in The quality of life we had increased sense of time may be out of reach – a Tracy. The average com- when we moved out here pressure.” two-bedroom duplex unit mute time for people in has changed.” As if the daily trips he looked at recently in Mountain House is an Carrillo said he has also faced by mega-commuters Menlo Park was going for estimated 53.5 minutes, gained weight because of aren’t bad enough, there’s $6,000 a month. He the longest average com- all that time sitting and always the possibility that bought his home in Los mute in California. snacking. Multiple studies things can go really bad. Banos for less than Elk Grove and Galt indicate he isn’t alone. “Those are the night- $300,000. residents battle longer A 2005 study by re- mare days,” Simmons “I’m not unhappy, I love average commutes than searchers from California said. this house,” he said. those living in Los An- State University, Long On a recent morning, a It’s not just commuters geles. The drive to and from work for those living in three Modesto suburbs - Salida, Riverbank and Oakdale – hovers around 30 minutes each way most days. “We’re super-commu- ters,” said Los Banos resident Anthony Carrillo, “but you’ve got to be super human to keep up with it sometimes.”
MORE THAN 20 HOURS A WEEK COMMUTING Carrillo and Simmons both moved to Los Banos from the Bay Area in re- cent years, drawn to the city of 40,000 residents in western Merced County by its relatively low hous- ing costs. But that deci- sion came with a trade- off: they both spend more than 20 hours a week commuting, robbing them of time with their families and costing them hun- dreds of dollars each month in travel. Carrillo, a general con- tractor who specializes in home repair, moved to Los Banos in 2014. At first, his daily drive into SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 THE MODESTO BEE ...... 11A 12A SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 News MODBEE.COM
FROM PAGE 1A The Modesto robbery conviction landed him in Arab San Quentin State Prison REDFORD FILM on the Marin County separatists shoreline. From there, he be amazing films in their out, so he had ahead made his most famous attack own right were left out — start. escape in the summer of including the Modesto Ringhoff remembers ’79. military one.” Tucker, who ended up in According to David The trailer for “The Old Modesto after being re- Grann’s January 2003 parade Man” brings to mind a leased from Folsom State New Yorker piece, Tucker combination of two other Prison, as an ideal client, took ajob in the prison in Iran fact-inspired movies — probably far more sophis- industries, and he and two Redford’s “Butch Cassidy ticated in criminal law fellow inmates secretly and the Sundance Kid” than the young attorney gathered wood scraps, and actor Richard Farns- was at the time. “He knew Formica sheets, poles, BY SHASHANK BENGALI worth’s gentleman stage- exactly what he wanted to buckets, tape, paint and AND RAMIN MOSTAGHIM coach/train robber tale do. He wanted to plead to ERIC ZACHANOWICH FoxSearchlight other materials. Los Angeles Times “The Grey Fox.” Lowery things that would not get Sissy Spacek and RobertRedfordinascene from “The They fashioned a14- TEHRAN, IRAN (“A Ghost Story,” “Ain’t him ‘buried’ in prison, is Old Man&the Gun.”Redfordstars as an aged bank foot kayak they dubbed Gunmenriding motor- Them Bodies Saints”) said the way he put it.” robber in David Lowery’s film. the “Rub-a-Dub-Dub.” cycles opened fire on a the assessment is “pretty So Ringhoff and the “They wore sailor hats militaryparadeinsouth- spot-on —just imagine it District Attorney’s Office and sweatshirts that Tuck- westernIran on Saturday, in the 1980s instead of an agreed on adeal, he re- McDaniel, who then year career that he fired at er had painted bright killing morethan 25 peo- earlier decade!” calls, in which Tucker went by “Jesse,” said the aperson, McDaniel said. orange, with the logo of ple, including several Onetime Bee crime pleaded guilty to the rob- events of the robbery and Nichols and Sanders the Marin Yacht Club, members of the Revolu- reporter-turned-attorney bery in exchange for subsequent court proceed- were behind him, and the which he had seen on the tionary Guards in arare Steve Ringhoff, aModesto charges of shooting at the ings “bugged me for quite suspects’ car in front of boats that sailed by,” militantattackinthe resident who represented police being dropped. awhile” and will live with him. McDaniel fired, then Grann wrote. “When the tightly controlled Islamic Tucker in the coin store Tucker had abig, nick- him the rest of his days. ceased while the other guard wasn’t looking, they Republic. robbery case, said Red- el-plated .45hewould He had been with the officers did. “Then when hurriedly put the kayak State media reported ford’s character in the shoot into the air, hoping Modesto police force a they were empty, Istarted into the water” and made that at least 53 people trailer comes across much to keep cops taking cover little over ayear by that again and got acouple their escape. were injuredinthe shoot- the way he remembers his while he made his geta- summer. He happened to shots through the wind- According to Fox Sear- ing in Ahvaz, the capital of client. In the courtroom, way, he told his attorney. be nearby at Norwegian shield. All you could hear chlight, “The Old Man & Khuzestan province, an to his jailers and in pri- But that’s not how things and McHenry avenues, was this stuff zinging by the Gun” follows Tucker oil-rich but impoverished vate, the man was un- went. Police, all with .38s, clearing atraffic collision, you, Icouldn’t tell if it was from that “audacious region populatedlargely failingly polite. opened fire. when the robbery went ‘friendly fire’ or the rob- escape from San Quentin by Arabs who have long After first slipping out Tucker told Ringhoff to down. bers.” ... to an unprecedented accusedIran’s ethnic of jail in 1936 at age 15 or look at the bullet holes — “We received the call McDaniel took cover string of heists that con- Persian majority of dis- 16,Tucker already had there wouldn’t be any just before shift change, behind aparked car the founded authorities and crimination. gained some notoriety as from his .45. The evidence and Ihappened to be the robbers crashed into while enchanted the public.” The official IRNAnews an escape artist. Ringhoff supported that to the DA’s only officer on the street trying to drive away. He Tucker died in prison in agency said 24 people recalls that at his first satisfaction, the attorney at the time, as far as pa- suffered aminor leg injury 2004. were killed.Alawmaker, meeting with Tucker, the said, so “that’s the way we trol,” McDaniel said. As when the collision pushed McDaniel clearly is not MojtabaZulnour, said the jail captain told him not to went.” he hit McHenry Village, the car into him. among the enchanted. “It death toll was 29.Several take anything sharp into What Tucker did for a the dispatcher updated It took about six months makes me sick, it really of the wounded were in the interview room. living was not pleasant, the robbery call to say it to reach Tucker’s plea does,” the retired cop said critical condition,officials “So Iwent in with a Ringhoff said, “but he did was apossible hostage deal (Penrod was repre- of having Tucker’s story said. felt-tip pen to take notes, it in apleasant way, I situation. sented by apublic defend- romanticized and seeing The Islamic Stateextre- and Tucker caught that think —atleast from what He arrived separately er), Ringhoff said. He him played by Redford. mist group and an Iranian and expressed some sur- Isaw. Inever was at the from Officers Chuck Ni- recalls that his client was Still, he added, “I’d like Arab separatist movement prise,” Ringhoff said. “… other end of agun, so I chols and Jerry Sanders as sentenced to 10 years in to see the movie and see called the Ahwazi Demo- So Itold him, ‘They said if don’t know about that.“ Tucker and Penrod were prison. how they portray him.” cratic Popular Front – you took me hostage with Former Modesto Police getting into aparked car. When Tucker would Sunni Muslim groupsthat something sharp, they Department officer J.D. “The officers said they face McDaniel and the “The Old Man &the oppose Iran’s Shiite-led weren’t going to let you McDaniel was on the oth- shouted at the men to other officers in court, Gun” opens in limited establishment –claimed out.’ …Helaughed and er end of the gun, and he ‘halt,’ but one of the men “He just gave adeath look release on Friday, Sept. 28, responsibility for the at- said, ‘I don’t escape that has amuch different rec- fired four shots at the to us,” the officer said. “... but not in the Modesto tack, believed to be the way. If Itry to escape that ollection of Tucker than officers,” The Bee report- He told all three of us he region. It will run at the deadliest in Iran in nearly way, they’re right on Ringhoff has. In arecent ed. was gonna kill us when he State Theatre In Modesto eight years. me.’” interview, he described The ensuing gunfight — got out of jail.” from Oct. 19 through Nov. Iranian officials referred Tucker never wanted to the robber as a“pretty reportedly, more than 20 Well, Tucker didn’t 1. For more information, to the gunmen as “takfiri break out, he told Ring- scary individual” with shots were fired —was the make good on that threat, including showtimes, see elements,” whichusually hoff. He wanted to slide “cold, black eyes.” only time in his 30-plus- but he did escape. www.thestate.org/calendar. refers to Sunni militants. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 FACEBOOK.COM/MODESTOBEE 1B MODBEE.COM TWITTER.COM/@MODBEE Issues&Ideas
ELIAS FUNEZ ModestoBee file JOAN BARNETTLEE ModestoBee file Frank Damrell, seen hereinSen. Cathleen Galgiani’soffice in 2013 talking about pro- TerryWithrow,seen hereholding achild during a2017Martin Luther King Jr.Day posed ACEtrain routes,should be elected to representStanislaus County’s District 4. Service at Christian Love Baptist Church, should remain District 3supervisor.
OURVIEW water grab, he said sim- BY THE MODESTO BEE ply:“Hell, no!” EDITORIAL BOARD Usually, Damrell’s is a he choices for Whywouldyou vote low-key guy more at home Stanislaus County developingsolutions than Board of Super- asking for votes. As a visors couldn’t be member of state Sen. anyT clearer if they were Cathleen Galgiani’s staff, written in the sky. In red, foranyoneelsefor Damrell’s approach has white and blue. been to dig into details Terry Withrow should thenoffer solutions. His remain District 3super- priorities andwork ethic visor and Frank Damrell fits well with the other should be electedtorep- county supervisor? membersofthe board. resent District 4. Their Retiring stateSen. Tom alternatives are simply Berryhill’s do not. unacceptable. Simply put, he should Withrow andDamrell arethe clear choices not be running for office – DISTRICT3 any office, but especially If there’s aknock on this one. Withrow, it’s that he’s too folks moveout,” said much eye-to-eye on pro- councilman Bruce Froh- bringing an ice rink to For the past eightyears, low-key; that he deflects Risen.“He washelping to tecting farmland,” said man. downtown, but the he’sservedasthe District credit for any accomplish- make sure they got con- Denny Jackman, aformer All fourofthe other operators said he de- 8state senator –which ments. nected to services. …He’s president of the Central county supervisors have, servednone. He said he includes eastern Stanis- He has beenadriving just got heart.” Valley Farmland Trust. too. Vito Chiesa put it led effortstohelp UC lausCountybut does not force behindFocus on Whenthe statepassed “Thepolitician we see is bluntly:“I’m screwed Merced establish aMo- include this supervisorial Prevention, the communi- its sustainableground- the politician we get. withouthim. …With Ter- desto presence, but a district. ty effort to solve home- water act in 2014,With- We’ve seen the work that ry, we can sit down with university spokesperson Berryhill is recuperating lessness, dysfunctional row dove into an extreme- Terry has been doing.” anyoneand workthrough said others were far more fromabroken hip he families, povertyand ly complicated issue, put- Oh,and he’s aCPA, an issue. He’s abeliever. involved. suffered sometime this addiction. ting Stanislaus ahead of meaning Withrowunder- He believes we can find a “Tonytalks big and he summer. We don’t know Yet, former County the curve.Later, he tried stands every number in solution.” tries to wear all these exactly when,but it ap- CEO Stan Risen recalled to work out asolution to the county’s $1.2 billion The alternative is Tony whitehats,” said Jackman. pears he didn’t attend a the apartment building protect both our region’s budget. Madrigal, who 10 months “But Ican’t even get him single Senatesession from that was condemned in water from the stateand People from everycor- ago was re-elected to the to clean up my alley.” Junethrough Aug.31. downtown Modesto in its salmon populations ner of the county have Modesto City Council. Aheart-transplant sur- 2017,requiring residents from disappearing. endorsed him –from Madrigal doesn’t have DISTRICT4 vivor, Berryhill is amed- to vacate. All of them He’s aleading propo- farmers John Fiscalini and much to brag about during We like the fact Frank icalmiracle,and we’re were poor; mosthad no- nent for farmland preser- PaulWenger to retired his time on the council, Damrell will, on occasion, gladhe’s on the mend. where to turn. “Terry was vation. hydrologistVance Kenne- but that doesn’t stop him. speakhis mind. When he down there helping those “We’ve seen pretty dy to former Modesto He claimed credit for wroteaboutthe state SEE EDITORIAL, 2B
“From the very begin- ning of this process, it was Seeing ColinKaepernick aforegone conclusion what they wantedout of this,” said Doug Demko, a in adeadChicago teen very real scientistand one of the principlesofFish- uring alunch es, was awealthy,suc- Bio, which studies fish break at Officer cessful white man.Hehas populations around the Jason Van nothing in common with world and right here. “I Dyke’s murder less fortunate black men don’t think the science trialD in Chicagoearlier who haverun-inswith the supports the justification this week,Ishared atable police. for the unimpaired flows in the cafeteria withthree The African-American regimesthe stateispro- people I’d never met. woman listened quietly. posing.” Their conversation BY DAHLEEN GLANTON Thenshe said, “Yeah, but HECTORAMEZCUA Sacramento Beefile Nor do ahost of others. turned to ColinKaeper- Chicago Tribune look where that got him.” Asalmon makes its way up the salmon ladder at the The state is required by nick, and for me, at least, She glanced over at me Nimbus Hatcheryonthe American River in 2013. law to use the “best avail- this trial becameeven versation.When the sub- and smiled. able science” to informits more relevant. ject turnedtoKaepernick, Bothofusunderstood far-reaching, evendevas- Earlier that morning, Ilooked up. that regardlessofany tating conclusions. To Van Dyke’s former part- It was clear the two African-American man’s Statelikes itsold justify its demands, the ner, who is charged with whitewomen and the achievements, he’s still a state recruited five trying to cover up the African-American woman blackman. And being a scientists to review the shooting,had re-enacted had been co-workers for a blackman comes with science, even when science in 2012. But not a for jurors how Laquan long time.One of the inherent challenges.Deal- single study they reviewed McDonald raised aknife whitewomen mentioned ing with the policeisa we know it’s wrong was published after 2011. and looked at the officers that awhite couplehad major one. Most were from the with “a stare and afocus adopted Kaepernickasa We also recognized that 1990s. Few were conduct- beyond us.” child.Inother words, she Kaepernick,whose birth hen Ben ed on our rivers, and some The officers took that as said,he“grew up white.” mother also is white, un- Franklin were done in laboratories. athreat, and it led Van So she didn’t understand derstands that, too. That’s wanted to This is whatthe state Dyke to empty his 9mm how he could be so mil- why he put his profession- learn about water board considersthe semiautomatic weapon on itant. al football career on the lightning,W he attached a “best available science.” the 17-year-old.Hethen The otherwhite woman line to bring attention to kite to awire string and If the state bothered to tried to reload his gun, but wentontodescribe how police brutality. flew it through an electri- look at morecurrent, also his partnerstopped him. Kaepernick had grown up The white women sim- cal storm –discarding peer-reviewedstudies The point Officer Jo- privileged and how his ply didn’t getit. They decades-old “science” BY MIKE DUNBAR published within the past seph Walsh attempted to adoptiveparents had weren’ttrying to be rude, that said lightning was a [email protected] three years, it would have make was that Van Dyke provided him with agood but they madeitclear fluid. found plentyofdata to did what he had to do, education and asolid they dislike him because WhenLouis Pasteur fornia decideditwanted refute the notion that and that the only person foundation. There was no of his denial of his white developed theories about morewaterfrom the Sta- more water equals more to blame for the fatal reason for him to be so upbringing, and that they invisible germscausing nislaus,Tuolumneand fish. shooting was McDonald. concerned about racial believed kneeling while disease, he ignored the Merced riverstouse else- “Studieswe’vedone, I’d spent most of the issues. the national anthem plays ancient belief that said where, it turned to 10-, studies doneelsewhere in 30-minutelunch break Whatthey were saying showed disrespect for the disease arose spontane- 20-, 30-year-old studies – the Central Valleyand scrolling through my amounted to this: Despite flag. ously within unluckyhu- the “bestavailable sci- even in otherstatesshow emails, paying no atten- his big Afro, Kaepernick, mans. ence” – to prove more tion to the nearby con- for all intents and purpos- SEE GLANTON, 3B Whenthe stateofCali- water equals morefish. SEE DUNBAR, 3B 2B SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 Opinion MODBEE.COM
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KIRK WALTERS KING FEATURES SYNDICATE – staff and city manager – Why isn’t • that set us apart. Good employees made Turlock what it is. I’m very con- Kavanaugh cerned about the contin- ued departure of Turlock city staff. As a 52-year pushing for an Turlock resident, it has been disturbing to realize our last two city managers investigation? – Roy Wasden and Gary Hampton – left because of unresolvable issues with An innocent man Kavanaugh needs Mayor Gary Soiseth. would welcome FBI to apologize The mayor’s style cre- ated tensions that resulted In 1991,President Critics of the woman in the departure of several George H.W. Bush or- who came forth to allege high-level staff. In the last dered the FBI to investi- rape by Supreme Court three years, the police gate claims Anita Hill nominee Brett Kavanaugh chief, fire chief, director made of sexual harass- say that men should not and deputy director of ment by then-nominee for be held accountable for Development Services, Supreme Court Judge acts committed 35 years and the city attorney have Clarance Thomas. The ago. departed. The city at- investigation took three The proper response of torney had been with Tur- days. Today Justice Tho- the nominee would have lock nine years, until Soi- mas sits on the court. been to truthfully say he seth’s recent actions elic- Now, similar accusa- did not remember the ited an unexpected resig- tions have been made incident, but to recognize nation. Now, the city must against another nominee he could have damaged pay for outside legal coun- to the Supreme Court, the young lady during his bankrupt president, I have companies will save mil- essentially a human being; sel. Brett Kavanaugh. immature days of alcohol stopped allowing this prac- lions by no longer having for Harder to advocate for Three years ago, the After a request by ac- use. He could then have tice. Students are free to to pay drivers for addition- abortion at that stage is scandal surrounding the cuser Christine Blasey apologized for any harm seek positions in his office al rest and meal breaks. wrong. We must show on farmers’ market had many Ford to have the FBI in- he might have uninten- on their own, but I won’t Just one more example of election day that our com- saying Mayor Soiseth vestigate her accusations, tionally caused without be party to supporting a how things are done in munity rejects Harder’s would be a one-term may- President Trump claimsed admitting the commission “representative” who Washington and why there extreme ideals and those or. Others gave the mayor “The FBI doesn’t do those of a crime. doesn’t demonstrate he needs to be serious of any Bay Liberal that a pass, saying he was kind of things. Judge Ka- Forgiveness is the pri- has the best interests of change. comes after him. young and this debacle vanaugh has already been mary means for a victim our district in mind. We need a representa- – Desiree Cruz-Sampson, would be a lesson-learned. background checked six to heal. Kavanaugh’s re- This on top of claiming tive who looks out for the Ripon The mayor’s most recent times.” sponse did not provide the to be a local farmer (he people instead of the big actions regarding the city Committee Chairman woman any relief from a leases land to real farmers; corporations and the Super attorney leaves me with no Chuck Grassley, who 27 pain that has festered for his family lives in Virgin- PACs that finance their DiFi lost me in the hope that Turlock will years ago was a member years. She needs him to ia). What’s local about election. That person is Senate hearings benefit from another four on the Judiciary Commit- apologize so that she can him, other than coming Josh Harder. Prior to the Brett Kava- years under Mayor Soi- tee, praised the FBI in- forgive and heal. Then home for one town hall in – Ramtin Zamiri, Modesto naugh confirmation hear- seth. There is little in- vestigation of Hill’s claims Kavanaugh can be forgi- 16-plus months? His vol- ings I was prepared to vote dication he values the as “Done rightly so.” Now ven by the public for his unteers should learn what for Sen. Dianne Feinstein thoughts, ideas or ex- he says the FBI doesn’t youthful transgressions. he is really about. Playing the as the lesser of two evils. pertise of respected em- need to investigate Blasey Instead, the country is – David Eugene Menshew, She isn’t, I can’t. She lost ployees. Ford’s claims. As he de- divided and the woman is ‘pro-life’ card Modesto me. The next mayor must mands she accept an op- maligned and victimized As the race for Congress – David Muller, Denair return trust and fiscal portunity to testify. If she again by critics. tightens, Republicans play accountability to city hall. doesn’t by Monday, he The nominee’s igno- Damrell: Fair, fresh, the “Pro Life” card – Jeani Ferrari, Turlock says the committee will rance about human nature vibrant candidate claiming Josh Harder sup- Olsen needs our move forward. and an inability to under- This November we have ports abortions through a Two questions: stand the viewpoint of support now the opportunity to vote for full-term pregnancy. Den- The dangers A What’s a few more others makes him unfit to a fresh and vibrant candi- ham and his fellow Repub- Re “Arrest details days? If you believe Judge serve as a judge. of changing time date – Frank Damrell for licans are not “pro life,” emerge as Supervisor Kavanaugh is innocent, This is not a partisan Stanislaus County Super- but rather “pro birth.” Olsen’s political future California voters will wouldn’t you welcome an viewpoint and the princi- visor District 4. Frank has Once that baby is born, the weighed” (Front Page, decide whether to change investigation? ple of apology applies to always put our community baby and mother are on Sept. 15): In recent days daylight saving time to our A Why hasn’t Judge misdeeds committed by first. He has clearly contin- their own. we have all heard, read permanent time, or to Kavanaugh, who has anyone at any age regard- ued his family’s legacy of Denham has consistent- and talked about Kristin keep it the same. I believe strongly denied the accu- less of intent. commitment, integrity and ly voted down increases in Olsen’s unfortunate events we should not make day- sations, also demanded – Bruce R. Frohman, fairness to all, with one the minimum wage, over- in Sacramento. Kristin was light savings time perma- the FBI investigate to Modesto simple goal in mind – con- time pay for workers, fam- a staunch advocate for nent. clear his name? – Gary W. Kinard, Gustine tributing to the betterment ily leave so that a mother Modesto while she was a Daylight savings time is of our community and all can stay home and take city council member for bad for your health. its citizens. Join me in care of her newborn. He’s two terms. She was a loud Changing sleeping pat- voting for Frank in No- voted consistently to re- voice of reason and posi- terns even by an hour has Denham is set to deliver; vember. peal the Affordable Care tivity while representing a huge affect on our nat- Denham is getting – Niniv Tamimi, Modesto it done for us Pee-Wee Harder will just Act. Where is his voice on our area as a member of ural circadian rhythms. come back in two years affordable childcare? the Assembly. Most re- Research shows the risk of I understand how some boasting how he not only The Republican Party cently she stands up for heart attack increases by people want to take a didn’t get anything done Cutting driver gives itself the “Pro Life” what our entire county 10 percent on the Monday swing at Donald Trump. but couldn’t even find breaks is unsafe label when it is anything needs as a highly respect- following the time change. The problem is they feel Washington. but! My vote is with Har- ed and valuable Stanislaus Daylight savings time that voting for Josh Harder Denham is everything Jeff Denham continues der! County Supervisor. increases the risk that a over Jeff Denham is the we want in a modern Cali- to push his transportation – Anita Bruce, Modesto Olsen is a great mother, car accident will be fatal way – effectively asking a fornia family – it’s why so amendment for the third friend and is one of the by 5 to 6.5 percent. pee-wee football player to many groups support him; time through Congress, hardest-working people I DST is expensive. The play in the NFL. he has their interests at having quietly added it to Rejecting Harder know. She comes from a simple act of changing Get ’er Done Denham is heart. Harder is a young the FAA budget. If passed, based on abortion wonderful family whose clocks costs Americans our water champion; Pee- elitist and does not repre- it will cut back on the values are rooted in $1.7 billion in lost opportu- Wee Harder is not. Harder sent who we are. Vote amount of required meal Re “Harder’s abortion church, respect and hard nity. So the 10 minutes it couldn’t find time to at- Denham! and rest breaks truck driv- stance becomes an issue in work. takes to move the clocks, tend our bipartisan water – Mark Noordwier, Modesto ers are required to take campaign” (Page 1A, Sept. Its time for all of our your watch and devices rally in Sacramento. I throughout the country. 19): This election just be- community give back to ahead and hour, is time don’t think he knows Why would someone push came more than just the Kristin, lift her up and give you could be doing some- where Sacramento is, Tuning out Denham a bill that changes Cali- economy, water and local her the unwavering sup- thing more productive. much less our local issues. duetoTrump fornia law and jeopardizes issues. It’s become about port she has given us all Though there are some If you support Pee Wee highway safety when he the lives of those who are these years. positive things to DST, Harder over Get ’er Done For several years I al- chairs that committee. defenseless. I’m not exag- – Paul D. Tunison, Modesto such as having it promote Denham you will have lowed representatives of The answer lies in Den- gerating, based on Har- healthier lifestyles and swung at Trump but you Jeff Denham to speak to ham’s latest filing with the der’s newly revealed views having it create longer will ended up punching my high school classes and Federal Election Commis- on abortion. It’s simply Soiseth driving daylight hours, it is not your neighbor. to ask for volunteers. After sion. It shows nearly 20 shocking that Harder away city staff effective in the long run. I don’t want to pay for reviewing how the con- percent of his biggest would condone taxpayer – Kaitlin Pinell, Modesto on-the-job training. I want gressman says one thing donors are tied to or asso- funded abortions of fetus- Turlock has always been water, better paying jobs and does another, all the ciated with trucking and es up to nine months. A a “shining star” in the and housing. Get ’er Done while supporting a morally transportation. All these fetuses at nine months is county. It was our city hall
FROM PAGE 1B counties like Marin, Los sentative voted in favor, amine their values. Tom Berryhill refused to Angeles and Santa Barba- but Berryhill abstained. Terry Withrow is well stand up for this county on ra. County supervisor is a known for helping Stanis- a crucial monetary matter EDITORIAL Over 35 years, Stanis- non-partisan office, but laus County’s most des- when it needed him; pru- laus paid the state $40 both races have acquired perate and most forgotten dent Republicans should But his health isn’t the lative gimmick passed in million. But Chiesa cut a partisan overtones. Many residents. He’s worked have no problem rejecting disqualifying factor. 1980 that required Stanis- deal with Gov. Jerry Brown Republicans back Berryhill hard to save farmland him now. Simply put, Berryhill laus and five other unlucky to end it. The deal would because he’s one of them; from being paved over. It’s clear, Withrow and doesn’t deserve to be a counties who had re- cause short-term pain to a several Democratic organ- Those are the priorities of Damrell are best suited to Stanislaus County mained solvent after pas- few cities (some in Berry- izations are pushing Mad- a good person, not a “good serve on Stanislaus Coun- Supervisor. sage of 1978’s Proposition hill’s district), but provid- rigal simply because of the Republican.” Democrats ty’s board. In 2015, Berryhill had a 13 to pay into a state fund ed permanent relief for the “D” behind his name. should recognize that chance to help end the to be distributed to coun- six counties. Both sides should take reality and vote according- “negative bailout,” a legis- ties that hadn’t. Needy Every other area repre- off their blinders and ex- ly.
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cord in the Senate. Trump was elected as the first Are we on the verge ofcivil war? president without either priormilitary or political experience. mericanskeep sivism or conservatism. and preened as “winners.” est numberofimmigrants Obama issued dozens of dividinginto two Anonymity is aforce Geography –history’s in America’s history. controversial “pen and hostilecamps. multiplier of these ten- intensifier of civil strife – Yet unlike the past, phone” executiveorders, It seemsthe sions. Fakeonlineidenti- further fueled the growing America often does not ask bypassing Congress. And Acountry is back to 1860 on ties provide cover for ever economicand cultural new immigrants to learn Trump is systematically the eve of the Civil War, greater extremism – on the divide. Americans are Englishand assimilate as overturning them –doing ratherthan in 2018, during logicthat no one is ever increasingly self-selecting quickly as possible. Im- so withsimilar executive the greatest age of af- called to account for his or as red and blue states. migrationisinstead politi- orders. fluence,leisure and free- BY VICTOR DAVIS HANSON her words. Liberals gravitate to cized. Newcomers are seen Will America keep divid- dom in the history of civi- Tribune Content Agency Speedisalso the enemy urban coastal-corridor as potentially useful voting ing and soonresort to open lization. of commonsenseand communities of hip cul- blocs. violence,ashappened in The ancient historian original sins. restraint. Millions of blog- ture, progressive lifestyles Tribalism is the new 1861? Or will Americans Thucydides called the civil No sphereoflife is im- gers rush to be the first to and lots of government American norm. Gender, reunite and bindupour discord that tore apart the mune from the subsequent post their take on anews services. sexual orientation, religion, wounds, as we did follow- fifth-century B.C. Greek politicization: not movies, event, without muchworry Conservativesincreas- race and ethnicity are now ing the upheavals of the city-states “stasis.” He saw television, professional about whether it soon ingly move to the lower- essential, not incidental, to 1930s GreatDepression or stasis as abittercivilwar sports, late-night comedy becomes a“fake news” tax, smaller-government who we are. after the protests of the between the revolutionary or colleges. Even hurri- moment of unsubstantiat- and more traditionalheart- The last few elections 1960s? masses and the traditional- canes aretypically lev- ed gossip and fiction. land. added to the growing The answer lies within ist middle and upperclass- eragedtoadvancepolitical Globalization has both Lifestyles in San Francis- abyss. each of us. es. agendas. enriched andimpoverished co andToledo are so dif- The old Democratic Every day we will either Something like that What is causing America –and also further divided– ferent that it’s almost as if Party of John F. Kennedy treateach other as fellow ancient divide is now in- to turndifferences into America. Those whose they’retwo different plane- and Bill Clinton is now Americans, with far more fecting every aspect of these bitterhatreds –and muscular laborcould be ts. trendinginto aradical uniting thandividing us, or American life. why now? outsourced abroadtoless Legal,diverse, merito- democratic socialist party. we will continue on the Americansincreasingly The internet and social expensive,less regulated cratic and measured im- Meanwhile, the old Repub- present path that eventu- are either proudofpast mediaoften descend into countries were liable to migrationhas alwaysbeen lican Party is mostly gone, ally ends in somethinglike U.S. traditions, ongoing an electronic lynch mob. In lose their jobs or find their America’s great strength. replaced by tea party ahate-filled Iraq, Rwanda reformand currentAmer- ananosecond, an insignif- wagesslashed.They were But when immigration is movementsand thenew or the Balkans. ican exceptionalism, or icant localnews story goes written off as “losers.” oftenillegal,not diverse Donald Trump base. they insist that the country viral. Immediately hun- Americans whose profes- and massive,then balkan- Former President Barack Victor DavisHanson is an was hopelessly flawed at its dreds of millions of people sional expertise profited ization follows. Currently, Obama came into office historian at theHoover birth and must be radically use it to drum up the evils from vast new world mar- the country hosts 60 mil- from Congress with the Institution. reinvented to rectifyits or virtues of either progres- kets became evenricher lion non-natives–the larg- most left-wingvoting re-
FROM PAGE 1B Meanwhile, the water actually “returned” to the studies have proved. remove significant board has shifted the Stan. Those salmon all “You ignore 100 per- portions of the emphasis of its demands. were born in hatcheries in cent loss of juvenile salm- Sacramento River through DUNBAR When it started talking the Sacramento basin; on on the Tuolumne due twin tunnels –which pro- about increased flows, the they just made awrong to predation and then vides 80 percent of the that the (new) science “That’s been at the purpose was to save native turn on their way back. you’re arguing over a10th Delta’s water. So the de- isn’t supporting more flow heart of my comments at salmon from extinction. Regardless, they proved of adegree? That’s asi- mands will be never-end- equals more fish,” said every single hearing,” said Now, it’s to save the Sac- that habitat improvements nine,” said Demko. ing. Demko. He says flatly, Assemblyman Adam ramento-San Joaquin are worth the effort. With adequate restora- “The Delta is not a up-to-date studies will not Gray, who testified before Delta. “We have to restore the tion and controlling for delta,” said Demko, “it’s “justify the 40 percent the board during two days Saving salmon is some- habitat” on the Tuolumne, predators, all of our rivers awater conveyance unimpaired flow as asolu- of hearings in August. thing we can get behind. said Demko. But, “if you can produce more salmon authority.” tion. …There are other, “These folks have contin- Salmon on our rivers suf- actually want it to func- and more trout. Up-to- Better science can alter critically important factors ued not to meet with local fer from atriple-whammy tion as anursery for nat- date studies prove it. the work of even the best such as predation, non- scientists, technicians or –habitat degradation, a ural fish, you have to But having more fish science. But you can’t fix native species, habitat anyone else. They’ve not warming climate and remove the non-native isn’t the point. Not really. abiological problem with that they’ve completely demonstrated that there is being annihilated by bass fish that the salmon are It’s all about more wa- a10-year-old engineering ignored.” any science.” infesting all three rivers. competing with; the fish ter. That’s why the state’s solution. The state knows it. The Why shut out new The Stanislaus River that are eating the native goals have morphed from board has heard it repeat- knowledge? Why ignore was just as bad as the fish.” saving salmon to fixing Mike Dunbar is the editor edly in testimony from actual science? Tuolumne and Merced. And while cold water the Delta. And no amount of the Opinions pages. Call irrigation districts, the Gray doesn’t know. But But Oakdale and South is important, it’s not an of water will do that when 209-578-2325,email scientists themselves and he has asked. San Joaquin irrigation essential factor –asnewer the state is planning to [email protected]. in blogs, conversations “We’ve continued to districts started restoring and conferences. These request records on who the gravel beds salmon scientists agree that con- they’ve met with,” he use for nests. This year clusions drawn from stud- said. “But they’ve denied some 15,000 salmon ies conducted adecade or those requests …they came up the river to more in the past are no haven’t made public who spawn. That’s agreat longer valid. they have met with.” number, but none of them
FROM PAGE 1B more minute. By then, a squad car equipped with a Taser would have arrived. GLANTON It is for reasons such as this that Kaepernick chose They said they had would see on abig screen to kneel rather than stand gotten rid of their Nike where the bullets struck for “The Star-Spangled shoes in protest of the his neck, his back, his Banner.” It is because company’s newest ad chest, his arms, his pelvis killings like this happen all campaign, which features and his legs. They would too often in America. Kaepernick, and refuse to hear that the bullets had Most black men realize ever purchase another ripped through his body that they could be the pair. leaving 24 holes, shatter- ones standing in front of It seemed fitting such a ing his bones, tearing the barrel when the gun conversation would take through his lung and even goes off. And they know place in the same building leaving metal fragments there often is no justice where awhite police offi- in his teeth. Another bul- for the victim when a cer was being tried for let grazed his head, caus- police officer is the gun- first-degree murder for ing his brain to hemor- man. Even when charges shooting an African- rhage. are brought, it is difficult American teenager 16 And they would find out to get aconviction. times. that McDonald had been Kaepernick knows that The next day, the jury alive for every shot. even ablack man who was would see gruesome pic- None of this would have “raised white” could tures of McDonald’s bul- happened if Van Dyke had someday become the next let-riddled body. They been patient for just one Laquan McDonald. 4B SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 Explore MODBEE.COM
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IS THERE AN ECHO IN BY RAY MAGLIOZZI HERE? Car Talk The success of NBC’s emotional rollercoaster DEAR CARTALK: “Dad, “This Is Us” has not gone my car won’tstart,” were unnoticed, so prepare to the first words of a phone hang on for more ups and callfrom my daughter downs. whois1,500 miles away. JOJO WHILDEN CBS In ABC’s “A Million Her typically reliable 2015 The reboot of “MurphyBrown,”which premieres ThursdayonCBS,features,fromleft, JoeRegalbutoasFrank Little Things,” agroup of Madza 3with lessthan Fontana, Candice Bergenasthe title character,and Faith Ford as CorkySherwood. The showoriginally aired 1988-98. friends are shocked into 25,000 mileshad stopped examining their lives after working. Specifically, the one of them dies, “discov- push-button startdidn’t TV FALL PREVIEW ering that friends may be start the engine. the one thing to save them Ifirst suspected the key from themselves,” as the fob (weak or deadbat- network put it. The dearly tery). That was ruled out An embarrassment of riches! departed (Ron Livingston) when the key fob was able is seen in flashbacks, a to lock and unlockthe comfortably familiar story doors from 50 feetaway. device for “This Is Us” After attempting the start- So …what’sworth watching? fans. Sept. 26. ing process several times Brandon Micheal Hall and asking the typical (“The Mayor”) stars as a “dad” questions (“Is the radio host and atheist who car in park?” “Is your foot BY LYNN ELBER gets awakeup call in CBS’ on the brake?”),she ex- Associated Press “God Friended Me.” It claimed: “It started!” I takes the form of asocial- had her driveimmediately LOSANGELES media friend request to the dealer since it was There’s so much televi- that’s apparently from on stillunderwarranty. Of sion to watch or pretend high and comes with de- course, the car started to watch –have you really mands. Sept. 30. perfectly then. followed all of wrenching NBC will counter at Asubsequentexam- “The Handmaid’s Tale” midseason with “The ination revealed adefec- or even heartwarming Village,” set in aBrooklyn tive brake light switch. In “This Is Us”? –the guru apartment building where today’s cars,this switch who coined the term ERIC MCCANDLESS ABC ERICAPARISE Showtime “sharing walls means doesn’t only activatethe “peak TV” is upping the “The Connors” features,fromleft, Sara Gilbert, Jayden Jim Carrey playsa sharing lives.” Presumably brake lights when the ante. Rey,Michael Fishman, Ames McNamara, John Goodman, children’s TV showhost in it’s not in the neighbor- pedal is depressed; it also John Landgraf, the Laurie Metcalf,LecyGoranson and Emma Kenney. The “Kidding,” which debuted hood of M. Night Shy- sends asignal to the com- erudite chief executive of “Roseanne”spinoff series premieres Oct. 16 on ABC. Sept.9on Showtime. amalan’s 2014 horror film puter that the brake has FX Networks, warned that of the same title. Date to beenengaged and it’s OK TV’s golden age may be be announced. to start the car. The faulty morphinginto agilded them. HEY, I’MONTV! nant (“Doctor Who”) switch resulted in an in- one, borrowing Mark Break out of your Julia Roberts, the epi- co-stars. Oct. 14. FAMILIAR FACES,NEW termittentsignal. My Twain’s zinger aimed at comfort zone: “Take a tome of big-screen star Michael Douglas pro- PLACES question is, given the the late 19th-century’s percentage of your view- power, is following the duced and stars (opposite Returning comedy vet- criticalrole that this once- crass excess. ing and watch things you path beaten by Nicole Alan Arkin) in Netflix’s erans include Vicki Law- simple part now plays in Harsh! But it’s true that think you’re not going to Kidman and others to “The Kominsky Method,” rence, David Alan Grier, modern cars,why hasn’t it TV has reached superstore like,” Thompson says. intriguing small-screen anuanced comedy about Leslie Jordan, and Martin beenre-engineeredto be proportions: streaming, Cable and streaming lean material. For Roberts, the aging that’s adeparture Mull in Fox’s “The Cool much more robust and cable and broadcast are toward gourmet fare and lure is Amazon’s podcast- for creator and sitcom Kids” (Sept. 28), Cedric reliable? on track to surpass the networks dish out comfort based psychologicalthrill- hitmaker Chuck Lorre the Entertainer in CBS’ –Pete record 487shows they food, but both can yield er “Homecoming,” in (“The Big Bang Theory,” “The Neighborhood” DEAR PETE: It probably fielded last year, with surprises. which she plays a social “Mom”). Nov. 16. (Oct. 1) and Sinbad as hasn’t been re-engineered 300-plus shows already Don’t judge aTVse- worker for returning sol- father to Lil Rel Howery because not enough of out by mid-2018 per an ries by its cover, aka the diers. Nov. 2. REVIVALSAND in Fox’s “Rel” (Sept. 30). themfail. As you say, the ongoing FX tally. pilot episode: It introduc- Jim Carrey stars in his REVAMPS Brad Garrett (“Everybody brake must be depressed The fall TV season offi- es characters and provides first TV series, Showtime’s “Magnum P.I.” is yet Loves Raymond”) is on in ordertostart the car. cially kicks off next week ablueprint for where it “Kidding,” created by another blast-from-the- ABC’s ensemble “Single That’s acarryoverfrom and even avant-garde intends to go, aheavy lift. Dave Holstein (“Weeds,” past CBS title, but original Parents” (Sept. 26). the 1980s, when Audis streamingplatforms, It’s arare bird like “This “Raising Hope”) and with star Tom Selleck is staying Ryan Eggold (“The were thoughttobepos- which release ambitious Is Us” that starts out pre- director Michael Gondry put on “Blue Bloods” Blacklist”) is arule-break- sessed with “unintended shows nonstop, are part of cisely realized. (“Eternal Sunshine of the while Jay Hernandez steps ing doctor in amedical acceleration” demons. the traditional September Follow the work of Spotless Mind”) on board into the title role. A21st- center patterned after Upon investigation,they hoopla once owned by stars you like but keep for several episodes of the century twist: estate care- New York City’s Bellevue, found that at least some broadcastnetworks. producers and writers dark comedy. Airing now. taker Higgins is awoman. among the first of Amer- of the cases of cars accel- So how to find quality in mind, too: When “Superbad” stars Emma Sept. 24. ica’s public hospitals, in erating through the back goods? You might consid- “Mad Men” creator Mat- Stone and Jonah Hill are “Murphy Brown” and NBC’s “New Amster- walls of garages were er these tips brainstormed thew Weiner unveils new together again in Netflix’s the original cast topped by dam.” Sept. 25. caused by people stepping with TV and popular cul- anthology series “The dark comedy “Maniac” as Candice Bergen return in Nathan Fillion (“Cas- on the gas when they ture professor Robert Romanoffs” Oct. 12 on guinea pigs in adrug trial the CBS sitcom that joust- tle”) stars in ABC’s “The thought they werestep- ThompsonofSyracuse Amazon Prime Video, gone awry. It’s directed by ed with politicians during Rookie” as aman whose ping on the brake. So University. admirers of his late, la- Cary Fukunaga (“True its 1988-98 run. Creator midlife crisis inspires him carmakers startedengi- Do your homework: mented AMC drama will Detective,” “Beasts of No Diane English is back and to become the Los An- neering“interlocks.” They Viewers who once leisure- want to tune in. Nation”). Airing now. ready to enter the Trump- geles Police Department’s made it so you couldn’t ly browsed through the Which leads us to this Jennifer Garner era fray. Sept. 27. oldest newbie. Oct. 16. shift out of park unless schedulesofbroadcast fall’s newcomers, amix of (“Alias”) returns to her TV CW’s “Charmed” revi- Alexander Skarsgard yourfoot was on the networks for free now “yes,” “maybe” and roots with HBO’s “Camp- sits the 1998-2008super- and Michael Shannon star brake. 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You’ll see a simulation of an interactive, three- US-China trade talks dimensional environment. Look up and you’ll see the break down as sky; look down and your own hands and feet may come into view. deadline nears With exposure therapy, a therapist can accompany a person who’s afraid of heights to a tall building. Bloomberg With VR, a patient learns to feel safe on a virtual high- BEIJING rise balcony, without leav- Withnew tariffs by the WE’RE MAKING A ing the therapist’s office. United States and China LOT OF HEADWAY Exposure works by to go into effectMonday, gradually taking the ‘‘WITH CHINA. there is no improvement oomph out of panic. in sight for relations be- President Donald Trump Sweaty palms and pound- tween the two nations. ing hearts ease. Fears China on Saturday called shrink to manageable off trade talks with U.S. goods and other imports, levels. By riding it out, a officials that had been raising the cost for indust- P. SOLOMON BANDA AP person learns the feelings planned for this week. rial companies. That’s Nick Harrell holds a pair of virtual reality goggles used in therapy to treat his fear of are survivable. U.S. State Department partly because many of flying at the National Mental Health Innovation Center in Aurora, Colo., last month. The best studies on VR sanctions Thursday the goods traded in large exposure therapy have against China’s defense volumes with the U.S. been small with fewer agency and its director were already covered by than 100 patients. In- contributed to the deci- the first round, so it’s creasingly VR therapy will sion, people familiar with getting harder to find New era in virtual be delivered at home via the matter said. things to impose new the internet, a still largely Chinese products worth tariffs on. unstudied area, said Kath- $200 billion will be sub- That can be seen in the arina Meyerbroker, a ject to tariffs on top of the number of goods affected. reality therapy researcher at Utrecht $50 billion in goods on In round one there were University in the Nether- which tariffs have already 659 U.S. imports hit with lands, who has published imposed. the percent tariff, while reviews of research done The combined $250 this time there are 5,207 treats phobias in the field. billion in products subject individual items on which Harrell’s therapist is to tariffs is almost half the China plans to impose a 5 helping field-test VR con- value of imports from percent or 10 percent levy. Equipment is lighter and forcing him to abandon a tent for a company called China last year. Mean- But there are still tens BY CARLA K. JOHNSON more affordable, with tech vacation with his girlfriend. Limbix, an arrangement while, $110 billion worth of billions of dollars worth Associated Press advances spilling over With help from a ther- between the company and of goods from the U.S. will of U.S. goods that haven’t from the gaming industry apist, Harrell first faced the National Mental become subject to Chi- been hit with extra import Dick Tracey didn’t have to help people fight dis- his fears through exposure Health Innovation Center nese tariffs around the taxes yet – many in areas to visit a tall building to abling fears of flying, therapy. Elevators, buses at University of Colora- same time, or about 70 where China is unable to get over his fear of heights, spiders or dogs. and trains were good do’s medical school. percent of the value of compete with Western heights. He put on a vir- And the surge in prod- practice for airplanes. Such ties are important goods it bought from countries, such as planes, tual reality headset. ucts is bringing VR to “Within a matter of for VR companies, which America in 2017. computer chips, and phar- Through VR, he rode an more therapists’ offices. months, I was flying need scientific credibility “We don’t want to, but maceuticals. elevator to a high-rise Research shows VR again,” Harrell said. to sell their products to we probably will have no Even as companies like atrium that looked so real therapy can lead to real- With VR recently added therapists. Researchers choice,” Trump said of aircraft-maker Boeing Co. he fell to his knees. world gains for people to his therapy, Harrell gain, too. the tariff escalation at the bank on the growing Chi- “I needed to search with phobias and works as keeps fears in check. His Whiteside said VR re- Oval Office last week. nese market, tariffs, or the with my hand for some- well as traditional expo- health insurance covers the searchers everywhere “We’re making a lot of threat of them, could thing solid around me,” sure therapy, which slowly cost with a small copay. must demonstrate bene- headway with China.” cause Chinese companies he said. subjects patients to what But few people with fits that outweigh treat- There’s a growing con- and consumers to spend He told himself, “I must causes anxiety for them. phobias seek treatment. ment costs, which can sensus in Beijing that less on U.S. goods and look stupid. Let’s just For Denver librarian Too embarrassed to get reach $200 per session in substantive talks will be more on substitutes from stand up. Nothing’s going Nick Harrell, VR was a help, many plan their lives some specialty clinics. possible with the Trump home, Japan, the Euro- to happen.” booster shot after tradition- around avoiding their “The cheaper and more administration only after pean Union, or elsewhere. The technology is al therapy for fear of flying. fears. accessible it gets,” White- U.S. midterm elections in There are already signs reaching the mainstream Panic drove him off a flight What is VR? Put on a side said, “the easier that November, those people of that happening in ener- after 20 years of research. to Paris two years ago, headset and look around. will be.” said. gy markets. This round of The U.S. products that tariffs will include levies China has targeted for on U.S. liquefied natural retaliation have changed gas. freeze for children under your name or making over time, shifting from In the U.S., companies Law lets consumers age 16, something that was charges against an existing cars and agricultural com- complain that the time not previously allowed in account. And remember modities to industrial between the announce- freeze credit for free all states. This helps pre- that if you freeze your goods. ment of tariffs and their vent criminals from cre- credit, it stops everyone In the initial round, implementation is too ating fraudulent accounts from opening an account – soybeans and most of short to arrange alterna- signed it into law in May. under a child’s identity. including you. You must China’s imports of U.S. tives. And a protracted BY SARAH SKIDMORE SELL The law requires that A credit freeze is consid- use a PIN or other security cars were hit. trade war would fuel in- Associated Press credit freezes be free for ered one of the most effec- measure to access your In the second round, the flation in the U.S. consumers across the tive ways to protect crimi- account if you want to focus has widened and Consumers can now country. If the request is nals from opening credit in unfreeze your credit. shifted more to capital freeze their credit for free made over the phone or your name. It is different under a new federal law. online, the freeze must be than credit monitoring, OBITUARIES A credit freeze restricts completed within a day. If which tracks a person’s access to your credit file, the request is made by credit and alerts them of essentially halting anyone mail, within three days of changes in activity. from opening any new receiving the request. “Think of a credit credit in your name. The Lifting the freeze is also freeze as a state-of-the art rules used to vary by state, free and must be done home security system that but previously it could cost within the hour if the keeps the bad guys out,” up to $10 to put a freeze in request was made by said Ted Rossman, indust- place. That fee often had to phone or online; three ry analyst at Creditcard- be paid again when some- days if by mail. s.com. “Versus credit one wanted to unfreeze it Consumers who want to monitoring, which is more for any legitimate uses. freeze their credit should like that text message you But under a new law visit the websites of all got from your neighbor that took effect Friday, three credit reporting after someone already consumers anywhere in agencies – Equifax, Expe- smashed through your the U.S. can do so quickly rian and TransUnion – to living room window and and for free. make their request at walked off with your big- Congress passed the law each. The FTC also will screen TV.” in response to last year’s have links to those pages While it does provide a massive Equifax hack, on its identity theft in- layer of security, a credit which exposed the private formation website: www.i- freeze will not protect you information of more than dentitytheft.gov from some other forms of 145 million Americans. Additionally, the law identity theft, such as filing President Donald Trump allows for a free credit a fraudulent tax return in
Congress takes Travel still dicey China, Vatican aim at shrinking in flooded areas reach agreement airplane seats of eastern NC on bishops The Federal Aviation Travel remained danger- The Vatican said Sat- Administration would be ous Saturday in southeast- urday that it had reached required to set new mini- ern North Carolina, where a provisional deal with the mum requirements for the governor warned of Chinese government to seats on airplanes under “treacherous” floodwaters end a decades-old power legislation to be consid- more than a week after struggle over the authority ered in the House this Hurricane Florence made to appoint bishops in Chi- week, possibly giving landfall, and urged resi- na. It was the communist passengers a break from dents to stay alert for flood country’s first formal ever-shrinking legroom warnings and evacuation recognition of the pope as and cramped quarters. orders. leader of the Roman The regulation of seat Gov. Roy Cooper said Catholic Church in the width and legroom is part nine of the state’s river world’s most populous of a five-year extension of gauges are at major flood nation, Vatican officials federal aviation programs stage and four others are at said. announced early Saturday moderate stage, while parts Under the break- by Republican and Demo- of Interstates 95 and 40 through, Pope Francis cratic leaders of the will remain underwater for recognized the legitimacy House and Senate com- another week or more. of seven bishops appoint- mittees that oversee the Emergency management ed by the Chinese govern- nation’s air travel. officials said residents ment. Because they had Congress faces a Sept. whose homes were dam- not been selected by the 30 deadline to keep FAA aged or destroyed will Vatican, they had previ- programs running. begin moving into hotel ously been excommuni- — ASSOCIATED PRESS rooms next week. cated. — ASSOCIATED PRESS — NEW YORK TIMES 8B ...... THE MODESTO BEE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 FACEBOOK.COM/MODESTOBEE 1C MODBEE.COM TWITTER.COM/@MODBEE
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL amissed Escalon field the good thing about to- goal). This might top it. I night, there were alot of don’t know, this was pretty heroes, not just one hero.” exciting.” True, but this game will Unlikely heroarrives as The win improved Hil- be remembered by what mar to 1-1inthe TVL; aloss Hilmar’s backup kicker did. would’ve all but knocked Padilla, ajunior, was the Yellowjackets (5-1 over- thrown into the spotlight in Hilmar beats Escalon in OT all) out of title contention. overtime when, just afew Hilmar was coming off a minutes earlier, Hilmar’s loss to Ripon, and still has starting kicker, Bryan Mil- thrilling games and many Friday night, drilling a of the Hilmar-Escalon to face Hughson and an lan, was hurt trying to catch BY JIM SILVA legends made. 33-yard field goal in over- rivalry. undefeated Modesto Chris- atouchdown pass in the [email protected] There couldn’t have been time to give the visiting “We’ve had alot of great tian squad. end zone. amore unlikely hero than Yellowjackets a20-17 games on this field,” Hil- “We have abig road Padilla said he was pre- In all the years that Hil- Miguel Padilla. Trans-Valley League victo- mar coach Frank Marques ahead of us, but I’m going pared for the moment, and mar and Escalon have been The Hilmar defensive ry. said. “Nathan Costa’s se- to enjoy this one,” Marques appeared unfazed by the playing high school foot- end and backup kicker It was another thrilling nior year, last-second score; said. “The kids played ball, there have been many stepped up in abig way game in the storied history last year’s game (ending on great, they responded. And SEE HILMAR, 4C
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SANTA CLARA In Minnesota’s raucous U.S. Bank Stadium, taking on aSuper Bowlconten- der, Fred Warner listened to the coachover the radio in his helmet. He was in charge of putting his 49ers teammates in the right spots. He had never relayed play calls on the field until that game — his firstNFL start. His messages were received, and he led the team with 12 tackles in the defeat to the Vikings.It’s not aposition many rook- ies are thrown into right away, particularly those who aren’t first-round picks. But the 49ers knew ANDY ALFARO [email protected] early on that Warner Modesto’s James Hayesbreaks free foralong gain during anon-league game with StaggatDowneyHigh School in ModestoonFridaynight. could grasp the responsi- bility that’s oftengiven to more established veter- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL which has won four ans. straight,travels to face “We had alot (of confi- Gregori.After a0-2 start, dence) just because of the Jaguars have won how he handled himself Staying patonmyrankings threestraightinlarge part the first day he got here,” to astrong running game. 49ers coachKyle Shana- Gregori won the Modesto han said of Warner, a Metro Conference for the third-round draft choice. though bigweekend ahead firsttime in schoolhistory Warner’s cool is one of last year. his most notablequalities Pitman at Enochs is the in the early going. Fourofthe six Central monds on Sept. 14. dogs. other CCAL matchup. Through two games,he’s California AthleticLeague Head CoachJeremy “It is one of our biggest on apromising trajectory teams were on abye this Plaa said at the Modesto gamesofthe year,”Plaa RANKINGS to become amainstay on weekinpreparation for QuarterbackClub last said. Not alot of changes to the 49ers defense. And the conference season week that the bye week Downey is 3-2while the rankings this week but thatbegins next week. “came at the right time.” Turlock is 2-3but the thatcould change next SEE 49ERS, 2C For ateam like Downey, The CCAL season begins Bulldogs three losses weekwith acouple of the rest came at aperfect with adandyofamatchup came to teams thatare a big-time matchups. In the COMING UP timewith the injury to as Downey travels to face combined 15-2. small-school rankings, No. BY JULIAN A. LOPEZ freshman quarterback Turlock. Green “could” Two of the hottest 1Ripon Christian hosts Today: [email protected] BeauGreen in the return for the Knights teams in the leaguealso •49ers at Kansas City, 10 a.m., FOX Knights’ loss to McCly- game against the Bull- face off when Modesto, SEELOPEZ, 4C •Raiders at Miami, 10 a.m., CBS
NFL and the MiamiDolphins (2-0). “That’smyman. Mar- Raiders’ Lynch, shawn is my man,” Gore said this week. “I know Dolphins’ Gorestill him. He’s afriend of mine. Ilove the way he going strong in their 30s plays the game of football. I’m happy that he came their 30s, they’re typically back because Iknew that BY JOSH DUBOW out of the league living in he still could play the Associated Press retirement. game. I’m happythat a Frank Gore and Mar- dude who came in back ALAMEDA shawn Lynch are defying when Icame in is still The shelf life for run- those odds, still producing going. That’s aplus for ning backs in the modern at the respective ages of us.” NFL is short. Get drafted, 35 and 32.The two will Gore has carried 18 start playing and hope to share afield on Sunday times for 86 yards this DAVIDZALUBOWSKI AP get asecond contract. By whenLynch’s Oakland Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch (24) has 29 carries for106 yardsthe the time most backsreach Raiders(0-2) visit Gore SEE NFL, 2C first twoweeks and has scored touchdowns in each game. 2C Sports SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 MODBEE.COM
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Mainz 05 gave strong consideration O’Neill hit his ninth Premier League: Arsenal FC vs. Everton 7:55 a.m. NBCSN MLB ROUNDUP FC to flexing his muscles for homer, connecting off the Busch Stadium crowd Mark Melancon (0-3) to Bundesliga: Eintracht Frankfurt vs. RB 9 a.m. FS1 Braves clinch first Highlights Leipzig following his solo home give the Cardinals their MINOR LEAGUE SOCCER run in the bottom of the club-record eighth walk- NL East crown Tigers 5, Royals 4: Victor 10th inning that lifted the off homer of the season. Martinez will be remem- Sacramento at Oklahoma City Energy 4 p.m. KQCA (58) Cardinals to a 5-4 win Carlos Martinez (8-6) since 2013, top bered as one of the best MLB BASEBALL over the San Francisco pitched two scoreless Phillies line-drive hitters of the last Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees 10 a.m. TBS Giants on Saturday. innings. He wriggled out 15 years, but his career San Francisco at St. Louis 11 a.m. NBCSN-BA “I decided that might of a second-and-third, Freddie Freeman stood ended in a different way. Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox or 11 a.m. MLB be a little too much,” one-out jam in the 10th soaked in champagne with Batting in the first inning San Francisco at St. Louis O’Neill said. with two strikeouts. music blaring and his in his final major-league Minnesota at Oakland 1 p.m. NBCSN-CA The son of Terry Adam Wainwright, teammates jamming in game, Martinez beat out Colorado at Arizona 1 p.m. TBS O’Neill, an award-win- making his third start for celebration. an infield chopper and was Boston at Cleveland 4 p.m. ESPN ning Canadian body- St. Louis since elbow This was just how the immediately removed for a MLS SOCCER builder in the 1970s, inflammation put him on longtime star first baseman pinch runner. The host Kansas City at Philadelphia 10 a.m. ESPN Tyler was stripped of his the disabled list, gave up envisioned it when the Tigers made sure Martinez Seattle at L.A. Galaxy 4 p.m. FS1 jersey top and undershirt four earned runs and Atlanta Braves began went out a winner. Mikie 1 MOTORSPORTS by jubilant teammates eight hits over 6 ⁄3 in- spring training seven Mahtook’s two-run homer seconds after he crossed nings. He struck out six months ago. in the eighth inning broke NHRA: AAA Insurance NHRA Midwest 11 a.m. FS1 Nationals home plate with the Car- and did not walk a batter. “You could tell after the a 3-3 tie. Monster Jam: Tampa Arena, Part 1 (taped) 2 p.m. FS1 dinals’ 11th walk-off win first week of workouts that Pirates 3, Brewers 0: of the season. UP NEXT we had the talent to do Visiting Milwaukee’s of- NFL FOOTBALL O’Neill’s two-out drive St. Louis right-hander something special,” Free- fense was stymied when San Francisco at Kansas City 10 a.m. FOX allowed St. Louis to re- Miles Mikolas (16-4, man said. “Obviously, we Trevor Williams combined Oakland at Miami 10 a.m. CBS tain its hold on the final 3.01) will face left-hander still needed to put it to- with three relievers on a Dallas at Seattle 1:25 p.m. FOX wild card spot in the Andrew Suarez (7-11, gether. But this is what five-hitter that led the New England at Detroit 5:20 p.m. NBC National League. The 4.24) in the final game of happens. You win the divi- Pirates to a 3-0 victory, NHL HOCKEY Cardinals began the day the three-game series sion after three straight slowing the Brewers’ play- 1 Edmonton at Winnipeg 5 p.m. NHL 1 ⁄2 games ahead of Col- Sunday. 90-loss seasons.” off push. RODEO SPORTS The Braves capped a Yankees 3, Orioles 2 (11): most surprising season by Aaron Hicks doubled PBR Bull Riding: U.S. Border Patrol Invita- 3 p.m. CBSSN tional (taped) clinching their first Nation- home the winning run in RUGBY FROM PAGE 1C said he was the No. 3 al League East crown since the 11th inning, and host player on their draft 2013, with Mike Foltynew- New York Yankees Saracens vs. Gloucester (taped) 11 a.m. NBCSN board, but injury and icz taking a no-hitter into clinched an AL wild card TENNIS 49ERS character concerns led to the seventh inning Sat- with a win over Baltimore ATP: St. Petersburg Open, Doubles Final 4 a.m. TENNIS him falling to pick No. 31. urday in a 5-3 win over the Orioles. Laver Cup, Day 3 10 a.m. TENNIS San Francisco on Sunday Veteran cornerback Philadelphia Phillies. Nationals 6, Mets 0: WOMEN'S COLLEGE SOCCER in Kansas City will have Richard Sherman said A year after going 70-92, Rookie Austin Voth and Ohio State at Northwestern 10 a.m. ESPNU its first look at the line- Foster and Warner have manager Brian Snitker and four relievers combined on Indiana at Iowa Noon BTN backer tandem they’re “a ton” of upside. his Baby Braves surged a one-hitter and host Mississippi State at Tennessee Noon SEC planning to build around “They’re both instinc- back into the playoffs. A Washington posted the tual, they trust what they loud crowd at SunTrust shutout over New York Kentucky at South Carolina 2 p.m. ESPNU for the long haul. Reuben Foster, back see and that’s a big part of Park joined the party when hours after being eliminat- WOMEN'S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL from his two-game sus- this game is just being rookie Ronald Acuna Jr. ed from playoff conten- Kentucky at Tennessee 10 a.m. SEC pension, is expected to able to play fast and see- caught a flyball for the tion. Michigan State at Nebraska Noon ESPNU join Warner in the middle ing something and being final out, setting off anoth- Blue Jays 5, Rays 2: Rookie Arizona at Stanford Noon PAC12-BA of the defense, which has able to react to what you er round of the Tomahawk left-hander Thomas Pan- 2 Arizona State at California 2 p.m. PAC12-BA created a buzz in the lock- see,” Sherman said. Chop. none pitched 6 ⁄3 innings to Washington at Oregon State 2 p.m. PAC12 er room. While Warner has pro- “When we started this win his third straight start “I know everybody’s ven to be calm and col- series, we knew it was and host Toronto dealt excited,” defensive tackle lected, Foster admits he’ll within our grasp,” Snitker another blow to Tampa DeForest Buckner said. have a difficult time ba- said. “We knew we Bay’s faint playoff hopes. “Even when Reuben lancing his excitement for couldn’t lose track of to- Cardinals 5, Giants 4 (10): wasn’t playing the first being back on the field day. I know I’m redundant Tyler O’Neill homered COLLEGES TODAY couple of weeks and we against the Chiefs. saying that all the time, but with two outs in the 10th saw Fred after Week 1, “Getting overwhelmed I felt we just needed to stay inning as host St. Louis even with what Fred has is very easy. I do that current and worry about held its playoff position by Women’s Golf been doing throughout every time, even if you all today’s game.” rallying past San Francisco. All Day – Modesto JC at North/South Invitational, Morro Bay GC camp, everybody’s like, don’t see it, I tend to do it Foltynewicz (12-10) Marlins 5, Reds 1: Austin Men’s Soccer ‘Man, imagine Fred and a lot,” he said. tipped his cap to a standing Dean homered and drove 3p.m.–Stanislaus State at Cal State Monterey Bay Reuben out there togeth- Shanahan said the team ovation as he left with in three runs, and five Men’s Soccer er.’ It’s exciting to see that didn’t necessarily look for runners on first and second Miami pitchers combined 12:30 p.m. – Stanislaus State at Cal State Monterey Bay this weekend and all that a calming influence to pair in the eighth with a 4-0 on asix-hitter to beat vis- coming to life.” next to Foster. It started lead. iting Cincinnati. Foster, when healthy, with the way they played. — ASSOCIATED PRESS was undoubtedly one of “When we got them the NFL’s best young here, we loved how both linebackers during his of them handled them- PRO CALENDAR rookie campaign. He was selves,” Shanahan said. Find expanded standings and box scores from yesterday's named to the All-Rookie “Very different person- games in our eEdition at modbee.com/eedition. Team by the Pro Football alities, but what we feel GIANTS Writers Association of are very good people who Today Monday Tuesday Wednesday America despite playing in you can count on who at St. Louis vs. San Diego vs. San Diego vs. San Diego just 10 games. The Alaba- football is extremely im- MLB STANDINGS AND SCHEDULE 11:15 a.m. 7:15 p.m. 7:15 p.m. 7:15 p.m. ma alum finished second portant to. So putting NBCSN-BA NBCSN-BA NBCSN-BA NBCSN-BA on the team in tackles and them in there, they both was given the fourth- have talents that really AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE A’S highest grade among all help each other and their East W L Pct GB L10 East W L Pct GB L10 x-Boston 105 49 .682 — 7-3 x-Atlanta 87 68 .561 — 6-4 inside linebackers by Pro personalities. I do think it 1 Today Monday Tuesday Wednesday New York 95 59 .617 10 5-5 Philadelphia 78 76 .506 8 ⁄2 4-6 vs. Minnesota at Seattle at Seattle at Seattle Football Focus. The 49ers helps.” Tampa Bay 86 68 .558 19 7-3 Washington 78 77 .503 9 5-5 1 Toronto 71 84 .458 34 ⁄2 6-4 New York 72 83 .465 15 5-5 1 1:05 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Baltimore 44 110 .286 61 3-7 Miami 61 93 .396 25 ⁄2 4-6 NBCSN-CA NBCSN-CA NBCSN-CA NBCSN-CA Central W L Pct GB L10 Central W L Pct GB L10 x-Cleveland 85 68 .556 — 4-6 Chicago 90 64 .584 — 6-4 1 49ERS FROM PAGE 1C The Raiders want to see Minnesota 71 82 .464 14 6-4 Milwaukee 88 67 .568 2 ⁄2 5-5 1 Detroit 63 92 .406 23 3-7 St. Louis 86 69 .555 4 ⁄2 5-5 even more out of Lynch 1 1 Today Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 15 Chicago 61 93 .396 24 ⁄2 5-5 Pittsburgh 78 75 .510 11 ⁄2 7-3 this week as they try for KansasCity 53 102 .342 33 4-6 Cincinnati 66 90 .423 25 3-7 at Kansas City at L.A. Chargers vs. Arizona at Green Bay West W L Pct GB L10 West W L Pct GB L10 10 a.m. 1:25 p.m. 1:25 p.m. 5:15 p.m. NFL their first win of the sea- son. He went from 11 z-Houston 96 57 .627 — 7-3 L.A. Dodgers 85 69 .552 — 7-3 1 1 FOX CBS FOX ESPN Oakland 93 61 .604 3 ⁄2 6-4 Colorado 83 70 .542 1 ⁄2 4-6 season. He moved into carries in the opener to 18 Seattle 84 69 .549 12 5-5 Arizona 79 75 .513 6 3-7 1 1 RAIDERS fourth place on the career last week in Denver, but L.A.Angels 75 79 .487 21 ⁄2 4-6 San Francisco 72 83 .465 13 ⁄2 4-6 rushing list last week, still has only one run long- Texas 65 88 .425 31 4-6 SanDiego 62 92 .403 23 6-4 Today Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 x-clinched division; z-clinched playoff passing Hall of Famer er than 10 yards. WILD-CARD STANDINGS at Miami vs. Cleveland at L.A. Chargers vs. Seattle Curtis Martin with 14,112 The only other running W L Pct GB WILD-CARD STANDINGS 10 a.m. 1:05 p.m. 1:05 p.m. 10 a.m. W L Pct GB yards in his career. back age 32 or older with New York 95 59 .617 2 CBS FOX CBS FOX Only Hall of Famers more than five carries the Oakland 93 61 .604 — Milwaukee 88 67 .568 +2 Tampa Bay 86 68 .558 7 St. Louis 86 69 .555 –– WARRIORS Emmitt Smith, Walter first two weeks is 33-year- Colorado 83 70 .542 2 Payton and Barry Sanders old Adrian Peterson, who FRIDAY’S GAMES Oct. 16 Oct. 19 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 are ahead of Gore, who has 37 carries for 116 Chi. White Sox 10, Chi. Cubs 4 FRIDAY’S GAMES vs. Okla. City at Utah at Denver vs. Phoenix N.Y. Yankees 10, Baltimore 8 Chi. White Sox 10, Chi. Cubs 4 has never led the NFL in yards in Washington so Tampa Bay 11, Toronto 3 Milwaukee 8, Pittsburgh 3 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. rushing but has 12 straight far. Boston 7, Cleveland 5 N.Y. Mets 4, Washington 2 TNT NBCSN-BA, NBCSN-BA NBCSN-BA seasons with at least 800 This is not new for Gore Kansas City 4, Detroit 3 Miami 1, Cincinnati 0 (10) ESPN yards. Only Smith was and Lynch, who were the Texas 8, Seattle 3 (7 inn.) Atlanta 6, Philadelphia 5 Houston 11, L.A. Angels 3 St. Louis 5, S.F. 3 more consistent in his two most productive run- KINGS Oakland 7, Minnesota 6 (10) Colorado 6, Arizona 2 career with 13 straight ning backs in their 30s San Diego 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 Oct. 1 Oct. 4 Oct. 5 Oct. 8 800-yard seasons. last year, with Gore lead- SATURDAY’S GAMES SATURDAY’S GAMES at Phoenix* at L.A. Lakers* vs. Golden vs. Maccabi Lynch, who sat out the ing the old-timers with N.Y. Yankees 3, Baltimore 2 (11) Toronto 5, Tampa Bay 2 St. Louis 5, S.F. 4 (10) 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. State, Haifa B.C.* 2016 season, has 29 carries 961 yards and Lynch close Detroit 5, Kansas City 4 Atlanta 5, Philadelphia 3 in Seattle* 7 p.m. for 106 yards the first two behind at 891. Cubs 8, White Sox 3 Washington 6, N.Y. Mets 0 7:30 p.m. weeks and has scored Gore has rushed for Boston at Cleveland, late Pittsburgh 3, Milwaukee 0 L.A. Angels at Hou., late Miami 5, Cincinnati 1 ESPN touchdowns in each game. 5,273 yards since turning Seattle at Texas, late Colorado at Arizona, late * exhibition On Oakland’s opening 30 in 2013, a total topped Minnesota at Oakland, late San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, late drive of the season, Lynch only by Smith (5,789) and scored on a 10-yard run John Riggins (5,683). Gore SUNDAY’S GAMES SUNDAY’S GAMES Balt. at Yankees. 10:05 a.m. Cinn. at Miami, 10:10 a.m. against the Rams. He was has a chance to top that Tampa Bay at Tor., 10:07 a.m. Milw. at Pitts., 10:35 a.m. stood up at the 3 but still list by the end of this Kan. City at Detroit. 10:10 a.m. Mets at Wash., 10:35 a.m. managed to bowl his way season. Cubs at White Sox. 11:10 a.m. Phila. at Atl., 10:35 a.m. into the end zone with help “I still want to have Angels at Houston. 11:10 a.m. S.F. at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. Seattle at Texas. 12:05 p.m. Colo. at Ariz., 1:10 p.m. from a rugby-style push success,” Gore said. Minn. at Oakland, 1:05 p.m. S.D. at Dodgers, 1:10 p.m. from his offensive linemen. Boston at Clev., 4:05 p.m. Phila. at Atlanta, 10:05 a.m. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 Sports 3C MODBEE.COM
STANDINGS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL football, it’s great to watch.” Central California Athletic League It wasn’t the defense Team League Overall PF PA that came out fast early, it Pitman 0-0 5-0 223 90 was the Modesto Chris- Modesto 0-0 4-1 187 124 Modesto Christian defense Downey 0-0 3-2 223 134 tian offense that scored Gregori 0-0 3-2 188 80 two touchdowns in its first Enochs 0-0 2-3 91 116 three plays. Turlock 0-0 2-3 152 175 dazzles, shuts out Hughson Senior running back Central California Conference Team League Overall PF PA Jose Hernandez ran up the Merced 2-0 6-0 309 122 middle before making a Atwater 2-0 5-1 249 166 saders (6-0, 2-0), who and I did what I do. We that’s allowed just 23 cut to the left sideline for Buhach Colony 1-0 4-1 197 133 BY JULIAN A. LOPEZ shut out Hughson (4-2, practice scoop and score all points. 31 yards and the touch- Patterson 1-1 3-2 212 187 [email protected] 1-1) 37-0 on the road Fri- the time and I just did my MC, The Bee’s No. 1 down with 6 minutes, 17 Golden Valley 0-1 3-3 94 72 Central Valley 0-2 1-4 94 172 day in a Trans-Valley job. It was a great team medium-school team, seconds left in the first El Capitan 0-2 0-6 76 267 HUGHSON League matchup. effort.” limited the Huskies to just quarter. Senior running Valley Oak League Modesto Christian se- Johnson’s teammate Modesto Christian’s 13 yards of offense. back Patrick Garcia had a Team League Overall PF PA nior linebacker Dillon junior, Malikai Chantha- defense has played at a “It’s not coaching, we gigantic hole up the mid- Oakdale 2-0 5-1 206 104 Johnson saw the ball many, blocked the punt different speed all season are not doing anything dle and ran 67 yards un- Central Catholic 2-0 5-1 191 97 bouncing around and that led to Johnson’s re- and that continued on different,” Modesto Chris- touched a few plays later Sierra 1-1 3-3 114 150 jumped on it in the end covery in the end zone. Friday. The Crusaders tian coach Mike Parsons to give the Crusaders a East Union 1-1 2-4 191 195 Manteca 0-1 2-3 202 146 zone for a touchdown late “Kai did a great job,” were flying around to said. “We coach them to 14-0 lead. Weston Ranch 0-1 1-4 68 212 in third quarter. Johnson said of the blocked make tackles and and pursue the ball and we “It was a good test for Kimball 0-2 2-4 153 235 The score was a culmi- punt. “He got through the deliver hard hits. Friday’s practice tackling but when us,” Parsons said. “This Western Athletic Conference nation of a fantastic de- line and blocked it and I shutout was the second of you have a group like this team just wants to work Team League Overall PF PA fensive effort for the Cru- saw the ball on the ground the season for the team that loves getting to the hard and win.” Mountain House 2-0 5-0 194 67 Pacheco 2-0 4-1 244 101 Los Banos 2-0 3-2 110 155 Ceres 1-1 1-4 58 144 Lathrop 1-1 1-4 89 173 GAME CHANGERS Davis 0-2 1-4 152 182 Johansen 0-2 1-4 51 233 Here are some of the top stars Beyer 0-2 0-5 41 198 from Friday night. Have a star you Trans Valley League want in? Email Julian A. Lopez at Team League Overall PF PA [email protected] on Friday Modesto Chr. 2-0 6-0 210 23 nights or Saturday morning. We’ll Ripon 2-0 6-0 231 49 highlight as many Friday night Hilmar 1-1 5-1 218 76 stars as we can. Hughson 1-1 4-2 132 122 Escalon 0-1 4-1 159 55 A ZaireEugene, RB, Modesto, 2 Livingston 0-1 1-4 69 139 TDs, 2 interceptions Riverbank 0-2 2-4 74 233 A Xavier Rodriguez, QB, Davis, 4 Southern League TD passes Team League Overall PF PA A Dasani Tate, QB, Los Banos, 16 Ripon Christian 2-0 5-0 219 34 of 28,226 yards, 3TDs Gustine 2-0 4-1 104 80 A Marcus Ordunez, QB, Pacheco, Orestimba 2-0 4-1 223 128 2 TD passes, 2 TD runs Waterford 1-1 4-1 149 69 A Tony Garcia, RB, Orestimba, Denair 1-1 4-1 192 102 234 rushing, 2 TDs Le Grand 0-2 1-4 95 164 A Jacob Bettencourt, QB, Mariposa County 0-2 1-4 55 121 Orestimba, 4 TD passes Delhi 0-2 0-5 14 186 A Tyler Vargas, WR, Orestimba, 3 Central California Athletic Alliance TD catches Team League Overall PF PA A Dawaiian McNeely, RB, Central Brookside Chr. 2-0 4-2 160 172 Catholic, 5 carries, 116 yards, 3 Big Valley Chr. 1-0 4-1 173 76 TDs Stone Ridge Chr. 1-0 3-2 148 166 A Patrick Garcia, Jose Hernandez, Turlock Christian 1-1 1-5 74 194 Isaac Schinmann, RBs, Modesto Millennium 0-1 1-4 110 182 Christian, 247 yard rushing, 3 Delta Charter 0-1 0-5 8 172 TDs Sierra Ridge/ROP 0-2 1-4 132 173 A Luke Anderson, RB, Escalon, 27 Mother Lode League carries, 122 yards, 2 TDs Team League Overall PF PA A Jordan Imada, RB, Patterson, 14 carries, 110 yards, 2 TDs Amador 0-0 5-0 219 68 MARTY BICEK [email protected] Argonaut 0-0 4-1 186 49 A Logan McCleery, QB, Patterson, Calaveras 0-0 2-3 106 82 Gabe Ruiz, 4, works his way upfield with Ceres falling behind. Beyer took on Ceres High at Ceres, on Friday. 21 of 31, 320 yards, 2 TDs Summerville 0-0 2-3 64 93 A Miguel Alvarez, WR, Patterson, Bret Harte 0-0 1-3 84 134 6 catches, 94 yards Sonora 0-0 1-4 62 177 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL three to Tyler Vargas. A Jaren Phillips, RB, Golden Ripon Christian 35, Valley, 19 carries, 135 yards, TD A Denair 7: In a battle of Eric Morales, QB, East Union, 12 Modesto wins 4th straight of 21, 188 yards, 4 TDs; 45 yards unbeatens, the No. 1 rushing. small-school Knights went A Lorenzo Contreras, WR, East SCORES,SCHEDULE in preparation for CCAL play on the road and remained Union, 5 catches, 101 yards, 3 perfect (5-0, 2-0) in the TDs A WEEK 6 (SEPT. 21) SCORES victory over the fourth- Zeke Saffar, Oakdale, RB, 108 WAC Streeter tacked on 10- and and four touchdowns. He ranked Coyotes (4-1, 1-1). yards rushing A Peyton Bradford, Oakdale, DL, Los Banos 42, Davis 32 BY BRIAN CLARK 50-yard touchdown runs. also rushed for 45 yards. RC has allowed just 34 2 sacks, 6 tackles, fumble Ceres 44, Beyer 21 [email protected] WAC Lorenzo Contreras had points this season. Denair recovery Mountain House 35, Johansen 13 Los Banos 42, Davis five catches for 101 yards entered the game averag- A Javyn Drobnick, RB, Big Valley Pacheco 49, Lathrop 12 Christian, 168 yards, 2 TDs VOL The Panthers won their 32: Dasani Tate connect- and three TDs. ing 46 points a contest. Central Catholic 55, Sierra 7 fourth straight game on ed with Landon Ramos on CCC Gustine 17, Mariposa Oakdale 47, Weston Ranch 10 Friday night, defeating a short touchdown pass Merced 55, El Capitan 13: The visiting Reds ral- East Union 39, Kimball 27 Stagg 26-16, to enter con- with less than three min- 0: While the offense put lied for 10 points in the QUARTERBACK CLUB CCC ference play with big mo- utes left as the Tigers up another stellar per- fourth quarter to come MONDAY Patterson 28, Golden Valley 7 mentum. improved to 3-2 overall, formance, the Merced from behind for the win. The popular Modesto Quarter- Atwater 28, Central Valley 14 Modesto will open the 2-0 in the Western Athlet- defense put on a show. Gustine improves to 4-1 back Club luncheon will be on Merced 55, El Capitan 0 Central California Athletic ic Conference. Outside linebacker Ke- overall and 2-0 in the SL. Monday at The Coaches Corner TVL ’suan Eddings tipped a Waterford 33, Delhi restaurant at 960 Oakdale Road League season on Friday The Spartans (1-4, 0-2) just north of Scenic Drive. The Hilmar 20, Escalon 17 (OT) at Gregori. started the game with a pass to himself and re- 0: The host Hawks (0-5, Modesto Christian 37, Hughson 0 public is invited. Cost for lunch is Ripon 74, Riverbank 0 The Panthers (4-1), who 73-yard kickoff return for turned it to the end zone 0-2 SL) were shut out for $11. This Monday, one or more SL picked off seven Stagg a touchdown by Edgar for a pick-six that gave the the second straight week players from Johansen High also Ripon Christian 35, Denair 7 passes, led the Delta Ramirez. Davis quickly Bears a 34-0 lead in the and have only scored 14 will be in attendance. Gustine 17, Mariposa 13 Kings 26-9 early in the added another touchdown first half. points in five games. Orestimba 45, LeGrand 20 fourth quarter before on a 13-yard pass from Host Merced improved CCAA FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP Waterford 33, Delhi 0 pulling some of their start- quarterback Xavier Rodri- to 6-0 on the season and Big Valley Christian Central Valley Automotive of CCAA ers. guez to Greg Smith to give 2-0 in the Central Cali- 42, Turlock Christian 0: Modesto is offering $10,000 Brookside Christian 36, Sierra Stagg (3-2) had won its the Spartans a 12-0 lead. fornia Conference head- The third-ranked small- worth of college scholarships – Ridge/ROP 34 ing into their bye week. school Lions (4-1) led $5,000 for the Gold winner, Big Valley Christian 42, Turlock last three games and Rodriguez threw four $3,000 for Silver and $2,000 for Christian 0 hadn’t scored fewer than touchdowns in the game, Patterson 28, Golden 35-0 at halftime and Bronze – to a Stanislaus, San Non-League 32 points before its game including two to Smith. Valley 7: The visiting cruised to victory over the Joaquin, Merced, Calaveras or Modesto 26, Stagg 16 Friday. Ceres 44, Beyer 21: Cougars struggled in their Eagles. Big Valley hosts Tuolumne County high school Edison 38, Enochs 0 Modesto’s Zaire Eugene The Bulldogs (1-4, 1-1) CCC opener on the road. Stone Ridge Christian football player. The athlete must Argonaut 56, Dixon 0 had two touchdowns and outscored the winless The Tigers (3-3, 1-1 CCC) next Friday. Big Valley have a minimum 3.0 GPA. To Bret Harte 48, Linden 28 jumped out to a 28-0 lead. running back Javyn Drob- apply, go to www.modbee.com/ two interceptions. Patriots 23-0 in the third playerwithdrive Summerville 42, Fremont 0 Central Catholic 55, quarter to cruise to the Jaren Phillips accounted nick had 168 yards rush- Calaveras 21, Stellar Prep 6 Sierra 7: Running back WAC victory. for GV’s lone score on a ing and two TDs. Dawaiian McNeely, look- Mountain House 35, 4-yard touchdown run WEEK 7 (SEPT. 28) SCHEDULE ing fresh from an early Johansen 13: The Vikings with 1:23 left in the game. CCAL season shoulder injury, (1-4, 0-2) were down just Patterson’s Jordan Ima- Pitman at Enochs (at Johansen) rushed for 116 yards and 13-7 against a team some da ran for 73 yards on a Modesto at Gregori (at Gregori) three touchdowns — all in said could win the WAC fake punt in the second Downey at Turlock the first half — as the title. However, the un- quarter to open the scor- WAC Raiders cruised past Sier- beaten Mustangs (5-0, ing for Patterson. He later Johansen at Ceres ra. 2-0) scored 22 fourth- scored on a 2-yard run Pacheco at Davis (at Downey) Beyer at Lathrop After allowing 28 points quarter points to pull and finished with 110 Mountain House at Los Banos against Manteca last away. yards rushing on 14 car- VOL week, the Raiders’ de- VOL ries. East Union at Central Catholic fense pitched a shutout in Oakdale 47, Weston Patterson Quarterback Oakdale at Manteca the first half and limited Ranch 10: The Mustangs Logan McCleery complet- Kimball at Weston Ranch an opponent to seven or (5-1, 2-0 Valley Oak ed 21 of 31 passes for 320 CCC fewer points for the fourth League), The Bee’s fifth- yards and two touch- Atwater at Patterson time this season. ranked large-school team, downs. Central Valley at Golden Valley scored all of their points SL Buhach Colony at El Capitan Central Catholic led TVL 41-0 at halftime, and in the first half and have Orestimba 45, Le Escalon at Modesto Christian pulled its starters. A run- won four straight heading Grand 20: The Warriors Ripon at Livingston ning clock was used for into their big conference opened up a 31-7 lead Riverbank at Hughson most of the final half. game next week at Mante- early in the third quarter SL McNeely had touch- ca (2-3, 0-1), which was and cruised to a victory Denair at Gustine down runs of 14, 60 and 3 off this week. over the host Bulldogs. Le Grand at Waterford yards as the Raiders im- East Union 39, Kim- Orestimba improved to Orestimba at Ripon Christian proved to 5-1 overall, 2-0 ball 27: The Lancers (2-3) 4-1 overall, 2-0 in the Mariposa at Delhia CCAA in the Valley Oak League. outscored Kimball 12-0 in Southern League ahead of its big showdown next Stone Ridge Christian at Big Starting quarterback the third quarter and end- Valley Christian Dalton Durossette com- ed its three-game losing Friday against Ripon Millennium at Turlock Christian pleted 6 of 10 passes for streak ahead of its game Christian, The Bee’s No. (Thursday) 101 yards and a touch- next week against Central 1-ranked small-school MLL down and DeAngelo Bel- Catholic (5-1). Kimball got team. Tony Garcia rushed Sonora at Bret Harte lamy scored twice on a to within 33-27 with eight for 234 yards and had Summerville at Argonaut pair of 3-yard runs. minutes left, but couldn’t scoring runs of 43 and 30 Amador at Calaveras In the second half, Ki- get closer. EU quarterback yards and quarterback moni Stanley had a 60- Eric Morales completed 12 Jacob Bettencourt had yard TD run and Tyler of 21 passes for 188 yards four touchdown passes — 4C SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 Sports MODBEE.COM
No.8Notre Dame 56, FROM PAGE 1C FROM PAGE 1C Modesto Christian on Wake Forest 27: Ian Book Friday and did not play in rushedfor three touch- the second half. Morris downs and threw for two HILMAR LOPEZ was spotted withasling more, and No. 8Notre wrappedaround his right Damebeat Wake Forest at tension of attempting the No. 2Orestimba while in shoulder after the game. Winston-Salem,N.C. game-winning kick. the medium-school rank- Morris is the Huskies’ best No.12West Virginia 35, “(The coaches) told me ings, No.1Modesto Chris- player and Hughson can’t KansasState 6: Will Grier to get my head ready just in tian hosts No. 5Escalon. afford to be without its threwfor 356yards and case our kicker got hurt,” The winner of Ripon signal-caller for along five touchdownsasWest Padilla said. “I followed Christian-Orestimba will time. Virginia won at home over through on my kick and it most likely stay at the No. A Friday was my first Kansas State. went in.” 1spot for the rest of the time seeing Modesto Kentucky28, No.14Mis- There was much more to season and Iamalready Christian junior Xavier sissippi State 7: Benny the game than Padilla’s on recordinpicking the Carltonand the four-star Snell ran for 165yards kick, of course. In fact, the Warriors to win the South- prospect, according to and four touchdowns as game wouldn’t have even ern League. 247sports, was as good as JASON HIRSCHFELD AP Kentucky pulled off the gone to overtime if not for Central Catholic will advertised.Hughson dou- Old Dominion QB BlakeLaRussa avoids asack by Virginia upset at home. Escalon’s Guillermo Alva- likely remain No. 1inthe ble-teamedCarlton all Tech’s Jerrod Hewitt during the first half Saturday. Texas 31, No.17TCU 16: rez, who kicked a36-yard large-schoolrankingsuntil night and ran the ball Sam Ehlingerpassed for field as time expired at the the last week of the sea- away from 6-foot-7defen- 255yardsand twotouch- end of regulation. son whenthey travel to sive end but he still man- TOP25ROUNDUP downs as Texas won at Escalon led for most of face No.5Oakdale. aged to make plays. Carl- home over No. 17 TCU. the game. ton hadtwo tackles for a No.19Michigan56, Ne- After Isaac Sharp scored NOTES loss, one sack, one forced braska 10: KaranHigdon on a71-yard touchdown A Hughson junior quar- fumble,and one pass Old Dominion stuns ran for 136yards and a pass on Hilmar’s first pos- terback StevenMorris was deflection. touchdowninthe first half session, the Yellowjackets injured in the firsthalf of No.13Virginia Tech to help No. 19 Michigan offense was stifled until late the Huskies’ 37-0 loss to build ahuge lead and it in the fourth quarter. Sharp with hugeupset coasted to awin over was held to 72 yards rush- Nebraska at Ann Arbor, ing on 13 carries. Mich. After Hilmar took the 7-0 STANISLAUS DISTRICTTOP 5 NOTABLE No.21Miami31, FIU 17: lead, Escalon responded. Hereare Julian A. Lopez’srankings through Week 6 Associated Press No.1Alabama45, No. 22 N’Kosi Perry threwfor The Cougars (4-1,0-1) (Sept.22) Texas A&M23: Tua Tago- 224yards and three scored on two short TD NORFOLK, VA. vailoaled top-ranked touchdowns as Miami runs by sophomore bowling A Large Schools (Divs. II, III) Blake LaRussa came off Alabama to the easyhome won at home overFlorida ball Luke Anderson (122 Ranking School Note the bench to throw for win, throwing for 387 International. yards on 27 carries) and No.1 CentralCath. (5-1) TheRaiders have scored over 33 points in everygame during 495yards and four touch- yards and four touch- Purdue 30,No. 23 Bos- took a14-10 lead into hafl- four-game winning streak. Up Next: Home vs.EastUnion No.2 Merced(6-0)Outscored opponents 107-6inlasttwo games. Up Next: Bye downs to lead Old Domin- downs. ton College 23: Rondale time. No.3 Downey(3-2)Knightswereonabye. Up Next: At Turlock ion to a49-35 upset of No. No.2Georgia 43,Mis- Moore caughttwo touch- The Cougars, however, No.4 Pitman(5-0)Pridewereonabye. Up Next: At Enochs 13 Virginia Tech on Sat- Jake Fromm downpassesand Purdue were unable to convert in No.5 Oakdale (5-1) Trent Merzon’s Mustangs have startedtofind arhythm on souri 29: offense. UpNext: At Manteca urday in the Hokies’ first threw three touchdown picked off four passes, the red zone in the second game at the cross-state passe sand No.2Georgia beatingNo. 23 Boston half, turning the ball over A Medium Schools (Divs. IV, V) school that restarted its had a defensive touch- CollegeatWest Lafayette, on downs twice and having Ranking School Note football program in 2009. down and returned a Ind. a38-yard field goal attempt No.1 ModestoChr.(6-0) Defensegets all the attention butstrong running gameisa LaRussa, who entered blocked punt for ascore to No.25BYU 30,McNeese blocked. keypartofearly success. Up Next: Home vs.Escn alo LopiniKatoa ran No.2 Ripon (6-0) Indiansscored40points in the firstquarterinwin over the game on ODU’s sec- beat Missouri at Colum- State 3: Hilmar rallied to take a Riverbank.UpNext: At Livingston ond series, completed 30 bia, Mo. for apair of scoresasBYU 17-14lead on a5-yard TD No.3 Hilmar (5-1) Coming off of aenormous overtime winover Escalon. of 49 and rushedfor a No.3Clemson 49,Geor- rolled to an easy home pass from Treven Crowley Up Next: Bye No. 4MountainHouse(5-0) Mustangs have scored over 30 points in four of five wins. touchdown to lead the gia Tech 21: Trevor Law- win. to Aiden Azevedo. Up Next: At LosBanos Monarchs (1-3) to astun- rence threwfor four Despite his team’s loss in No.5 Escalon (4-1) Cougars willhavetobounce back aftertough loss against Hilmarwhenthey face Modesto Christian next week. ning win over the Hokies touchdownsasClemson LATE FRIDAY its TVL opener, first-year Up Next: At Modesto Christian (2-1)from the Atlantic routedGeorgia Tech at No.10PennState 63, Escalon coach Andrew Coast Conference. Atlanta. Illinois 24: MilesSanders Beam was upbeat. Escalon A Small Schools(Div.VI, VII) Jeremy Cox’s 40-yard No.4Ohio State49, set career highs by rush- travels to face Modesto Ranking School Note touchdown run with 1:34 Tulane 6: Dwayne Hos- ing for 200yards and Christian next Friday. No.1 RiponChr.(5-0) Knights have allowed 13 points in their lastthree games. remaining sealedthe kins completed 21of-24 threetouchdowns, Trace “I think as ayoung team Up Next: Vs.Orestimba biggestwin in program passesfor 304 yardswith McSorley threw for three we’ll grow,” Beam said. No.2 Orestimba (4-1) Warriors biggest game of the season is next week at No.1 Ripon Christian. Up Next: At Ripon Christian history. After the game, five touchdown as Ohio TDs, andNo. 10 Penn Hilmar gets some extra No.3 BigValley Chr.(4-1) Friday’s 42-0shutout win over Turlock Christian wasLions’ the ODU faithful stormed State routed Tulane at State scored 35 points in time to savor Friday’s win. second shutout of season. Up Next: Vs.Stone RidgeChristian No.4 Waterford(4-1) Wildcats canstillwin the SouthernLeagueifthey win out. the field. home. the fourth quartertopull The Yellowjackets have a Up Next: Vs Le Grand The Hokies (2-1)led No.5Oklahoma 28, awayfor avictory over bye before facing Hughson No.5 Denair (4-1) Coyotes offensestruggled in losstoRiponChristian. 28-21after a72-yard Army21, OT: KylerMur- Illinois at Champaign, Ill. at home on Oct. 5. Up Next: At Gustine touchdown pass from Josh ray hit CeeDeeLamb with No.16UCF 56,FAU 36: JacksontoDamon Hazel- a10-yard touchdown pass McKenzie Milton ran for a ton with 32 seconds left in in overtime as Oklahoma career-best three touch- the third quarter, but avoided the upset at downs while throwing for ODU scoredonits next home. threemore, helping No. two possessions, taking a No.6LSU 38,Louisiana 16 UCF extend the na- 35-28lead on a15-yard Tech 21: Clyde Edwards- tion’s longestwinning touchdown run by Cox Helaire rushed for 136 streak with arout of Flor- with 9:57togo-the Mon- yards and apair of touch- ida AtlanticatOrlando, archs first lead of the downsasLSU won at Fla. game. home.
PAC-12 ROUNDUP ern California’s 18th con- secutive home victory. Vavae Malepeai rushed Taylor, Arizona runwild for his second touchdown with 8:03toplay for the over OregonState Trojans (2-2,1-1 Pac-12), who rallied from afourth- tion against the Wildcats quarter deficit to remain Associated Press and caught an 8-yard unbeaten at the Coliseum touchdown. .Running under coach Clay Helton. CORVALLIS,ORE. back Jermar Jefferson After back-to-back road J.J. Taylor rushed for a totaled 100 yards, with 82 losses to Stanford and Reser Stadium-record 284 rushing yards. Texas put the Trojans in yards and two touch- dire September straits, downs, including a62- LATE FRIDAY they responded with a yard sprint, as Arizona ran Southern Cal39, Wash- strong second-half per- wild over Oregon State ington State36: J.T. Da- formance to hold off the 35-14inthe Pac-12 opener niels passed for 241yards Cougars (3-1, 0-1). on Saturday afternoon. and three touchdowns, Gardner Minshew Dual-threat quarterback and Jay Tufele blocked passed for 344yards and Khalil Tate, hampered by Washington State’s at- three touchdowns in an- an injured ankle this sea- tempt at atying field goal other strong performance son, passed for 152yards with 1:41toplay in South- for Washington State. and two touchdowns for the Wildcats. Gary Bright- well added 113yards rush- ing and atouchdown and Shawn Poindexterhad 92 receiving yards and a score for Arizona. Safety Jalen Moore had 14 tackles, 13 unassisted, while Conor Blount threw for 137yards and two touchdowns for the Bea- vers. Arizona outgained Ore- gon State 594yards to 238 yards. The Wildcats led 14-7 at halftime but missed scor- ing opportunities, in part due to penalties. Arizona (2-2,1-0 Pac-12) scored on the first possession of the second half to take control of the game, with Tate throwing a16-yard touchdown to Poindexter. With the score 28-14, Taylor’s long run crushed any remaining hopes for the Beavers (1-3,0-1). Oregon State wide re- ceiver Trevon Bradford, injured Sept. 15 versus Nevada, returned to ac- 0003828185-01 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 2018 5C MODBEE.COM Scoreboard
COLLEGE FOOTBALL IN BRIEF at Coldwater Golf Links officials and areview intercepted three passes in Ames, acourse that before it was held up, during a34-14 noncon- sits less than amile east and SMU grabbed its first ference victory at Holy of Jack Trice Stadium. win over the Midshipmen Cross. Swann’s three Iowa State honors Before her death, Iowa in 20 years. picks are the most by a State had planned to A Navy players met Dartmouth player in 28 honor Barquin on the with aformer comman- years. field to celebrate her der in chief –former Missouri: The Tigers had slain golf champion being chosen the school’s President George W. won nine straight reg- female athlete of the Bush –before the game. ular-season games before year. Bush then handled the falling to Georgia. IOWA STATE clones’ game against asked to wear yellow, one coin toss. Bush lives not Illinois State: The Red- HONORSSLAIN Akron on Saturday. of Iowa State’s main NOTABLE far from the SMU cam- birds’ 35-19win against GOLFER BEFORE GAME Iowa State’s band used colors and anod to Bar- SMU 31, Navy 30,OT: pus, where his presi- Colorado State marks the Iowa State honored aformation that spelled quin’s Spanish roots. Hunter Thedford caught dential library is located. seventh FCS victory over slain former golf star out “CBA,” Barquin’s Barquin, 22 and ana- a2-point conversion pass He and former first lady an FBS team this season. Celia Barquin Arozamena initials, and avideo trib- tive of Puente San Mi- in the first overtime on a Laura Bush frequently —ASSOCIATED PRESS with an elaborate cere- ute to her played on a guel, Spain, was killed on play that led to several attend sporting events. mony ahead of the Cy- screen. Fans were also Monday while she played minutes of discussion by Dartmouth: Isiah Swann
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No.24Mich. StateatIndiana,late Cardinals 5, Giants 3 T. Armour III...... 66-72—138 WTA Records: Hilmar (5-1, 1-1 TVL); Escalon No.25BYU vs.McNeeseState, late J. Sluman...... 71-67—138 (5-0, 0-1 TVL) San Francisco AB RHBI BB SO Avg. G. Day...... 68-71—139 TorayPan Pacific Open JV: Hilmar 14, Escalon 7 FOOTBALL Blancocf-lf 501101.224 C. Pa vin...... 67-73—140 SaturdayatAriake Colosseum Panik 2b 400002.248 S. Dunlap...... 69-72—141 Tokyo Modesto Christian 37,Hughson 0 NFL Okertp 000000 --- J. Maggert...... 68-74—142 Purse: $799,000 Modesto Chr.14977— 37 Moronta p000000.000 BASEBALL S. Pate...... 69-73—142 Singles —Semifinals Hughson 0000—0 American Conference Hernandezcf100000.237 Karolina Pliskova(4) d. Donna Vekic,6-2, B. Mayfair...... 70-72—142 FirstQuarter EastWLT Pct PF PA Longoria 3b 513101.250 4-6, 6-3. Naomi Osaka (3) d. Camila MAJOR LEAGUE Crawfordss200022.258 T. Lehman...... 73-70—143 MC – Jose Hernandez31run (Hernandez V. Singh...... 74-69—143 Giorgi, 6-2, 6-3. Miami 2001.00047 32 Hundley c301011.247 Guangzhou Open kick) Cardinals 5, Giants 4 Shaw lf 301112.237 M. Calcavecchia ...... 69-76—145 MC – Patrick Garcia 67 run (Hernandez New England 110.500 47 51 T. Kite...... 69-77—146 SaturdayatTianhe Sports Centre N.Y. Jets 120.333 77 58 San Francisco AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Melancon p000000--- kick) C. DiMarco...... 72-74—146 Guangzhou, China Buffalo 020.000 23 78 Blancocf-lf 500101.218 Watson p000000--- Purse: $226,750 (Intl.) Second Quarter MC– Hernandez21-yard FG South WLTPct PF PA Panik 1b 403110.254 Ar.Garcia 1b 400004.294 Singles —Championship Longoria 3b 500001.247 Slater rf 310012.257 Wang Qiang (3) d. Yulia Putintseva(5), MC – Johnny Williams27passfrom Jacksonville 2001.00051 35 Crawfordss500001.256 Bumgarner p200001.146 6-1, 6-2. Hayden Sauser (kick blocked) Tennessee110.500 40 44 Pencerf512001.215 c-Hanson ph-2b 212000.264 ThirdQuarter Indianapolis 110.500 44 43 Shaw lf 300011.220 Totals 34 383516 HOCKEY MC – Dillon Johnson blocked punt recovery Houston020.000 37 47 1-Hernandez in endzone (Hernandezkick) 100000.237 St.Louis AB RHBI BB SO Avg. North WLTPct PF PA pr-cf NHL PRESEASON Fourth Quarter Carpenter 1b 511002.262 Isaac Schinmann 9run (Hernandez Hanson 2b 511003.263 SCHEDULE MC – Cincinnati 2001.00068 46 Garcia c424200.368 Martinezrf301001.304 TRANSACTIONS kick) Cleveland 111.500 60 59 Ad.Garcia rf 000000.125 Saturday 2-d’Arnaud pr 000000.227 Pittsburgh 7, Columbus 3 Records: Modesto Christian (6-0, 2-0 TVL) Baltimore110.500 70 37 Hundley c000010.247 DeJong ss 401001.237 BASEBALL Hughson (4-2, 1-1 TVL) Pittsburgh 011.250 58 63 Ozuna lf 401100.281 Colorado at Minnesota,late Rodriguezp 201000.097 Nashville at Tampa Bay, late American League Southern League West WLTPct PF PA Dysonp 000000 --- Gyorko 3b 412002.272 Molina c400000.268 TorontoatBuffalo,late CHI. WHITE SOX—Reinstated INF Leury Orestimba 48,LeGrand 27 Watson p000000--- BostonatDetroit,late Garcia from the10-dayDL. Kansas City 2001.00080 65 b-Tomlinson ph 000000.213 Bader cf 221020.269 Orestimba 7171410—48 Denver 2001.00047 43 Wong 2b 302200.251 N.Y. Rangers vs.N.Y.Islanders at Bridge- DETROIT —Transferred RHP Michael Le Grand 0713 7—27 Black p000000--- port, Conn., late Fulmer to the 60-dayDL. Selected the L.A. Chargers 110.500 59 58 c-Slater ph 100001.255 Munoz2b111000.277 OttawaatMontreal, late contract of 3B H. CastrofromToledo (IL). FirstQuarter Oakland 020.000 32 53 Melancon p000000--- Gant p100001.067 Florida vs.Dallas at Tulsa,Okla., late MINNESOTA —Selected the contract of C O–Jacob Dominguez36passfromJacob Totals 40 411439 Ross p000000.195 National Conference a-O’Neill ph 100000.248 Anaheim at Arizona,late Juan Graterol from Rochester(IL). Bettencourt(Ulysses Madrigal kick) EastWLT Pct PF PA St.Louis AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Hudson p000000.000 Vancouver at Calgary,late Transferred RHP Ervin Santana to the Second Quarter Carpenter 1b 411002.262 b-Wisdom ph 100001.238 Vegas at San Jose,late 60-dayDL. O–Tyler Vargas 26 passfromBettencourt Dallas 110.500 28 29 Martinezrf300000.302 Hicks p000000.000 Today (Madrigal kick) Washington 110.500 33 27 Hudson p000000.000 Brebbia p000000.000 Detroit at Pittsburgh, noon FOOTBALL O–Madrigal 23 FG Philadelphia 110.500 39 39 a-Wisdom ph 100001.233 d-Adams ph 101200.241 St.Louis at Columbus,noon LG –Tony Garcia 43 run (Alfredo Moreno N.Y. Giants 020.000 28 40 National Football League kick) Martinezp 000000.242 Martinezp 000000.242 Edmonton at Winnipeg,5p.m. BALTIMORE —Waived OL Jermaine South WLTPct PF PA DeJong ss 402100.240 Totals 34 511528 O –Vargas 1passfromBettencourt Eluemunor and WR Janarion Grant.Signed (Madrigal kick) Ozuna lf 400000.279 CB Robertson Daniel and WR Tim White Tampa Bay2001.00075 61 San Francisco 001 000 200 —3 80 ThirdQuarter Gyorko 3b 321010.272 from the practicesquad. Atlanta 110.500 43 42 St.Louis 100 011 02x —511 0 O–Tyler Fuller 2run (Madrigal kick) Carolina 110.500 40 39 Molina c411201.268 CLEVELAND —Waived DL Ifeadi Odenigbo. Bader cf 401000.268 a-lined out forRossinthe 5th. b-struck MOTORSPORTS LG – Elisha Tanaka 25 passfromIvanPerez New Orleans 110.500 61 66 Signed LB D’Juan Hines from the L.A. (Moreno kick) Munoz2b400001.273 out forHudson in the 6th. c-singled for Chargers’practicesquad. North WLTPct PF PA Wainwright p201100.091 Bumgarner in the 7th. d-doubled for O –Vargas 24 passfromBettencourt NASCAR XFINITY S. F. 49ERS—Released LB T. Garvin. Signed (Madrigal kick) Green Bay101.750 53 52 O’Neill rf 211100.252 Brebbia in the 8th. DB T. Powell from the practicesquad. Minnesota 101.750 53 45 Totals 35 58515 LOB—S.F. 9, St.Louis 8. 2B—Longoria Go Bowling 250 LG –Joshua Maldonado 8passfromGarcia FridayatRichmond Raceway WASHINGTON —Waived WR Breshad (kick failed) Chicago 110.500 47 41 (24), Hundley (12), Hanson(17), Gyorko Perriman. Signed RB Kapri Bibbsfromthe San Francisco 001 000 300 0—4110 Richmond, Va. Fourth Quarter Detroit 020.000 44 78 (19), Bader (18), Adams (10). RBIs— practicesquad. St.Louis 011 000 200 1—5 84 Laplength: 0.75 miles O–AlexSamson 81 run (Madrigal kick) West WLTPct PF PA Blanco(8), Longoria (53), Shaw (7), Ozuna Twoouts when winning run scored. (85), Wong 2(38), Adams 2(57). (Startposition in parentheses) HOCKEY O–Madrigal 35 FG L.A. Rams 2001.00067 13 a-struck outfor Hudson in the 8th. CS—Longoria (1). S—Martinez. 1. (1) C. Bell, Toyota,250 laps, 0rating, LG –Garcia 30 run (Moreno kick) San Francisco 110.500 46 51 b-out on sacrificebunt forWatsoninthe Runners left in scoring position—S.F. 5 58 points. National Hockey League JV: Orestimba 45, Le Grand 7 Seattle 020.000 41 51 9th. c-struck out forBlack in the 10th. (Longoria,Hundley,Ar.Garcia 2, Bum- 2. (3) R. Chastain,Chevrolet,250, 0, 43. ST.LOUIS —Assigned Fs C. Bleackley, B. Central California Conference Arizona 020.000 6 58 1-ran forShawinthe 8th. 2-ran for garner); St.Louis 7(Carpenter,DeJong, 3. (6) D. Hemric,Chevrolet,250, 0, 52. Flynn, T. Kaspick,A.Poganski and T. Garcia in the 9th. Ozuna,Molina 2, Wisdom 2). RISP—S.F. 2 4. (2) D. Earnhardt Jr,Chevy,250, 0, 51. Smith; DJ.Laleggia,S.Lofquistand T. Patterson 28, Golden Valley 7 Thursday E—Carpenter 2(16), Ozuna (4), Bader for12; St.Louis 4for 10. 5. (10) M. Tifft,Chevrolet,250, 0, 44. Wotherspoon; and Gs J. Binnington and E. G. Valley 0007—7 Cleveland 21, N.Y. Jets 17 (3). LOB—S.F. 11,St. Louis 2. 2B—Garcia Runners moved up—Longoria,Hernan- 6. (13) E. Sadler,Chevrolet,250, 0, 40. Fitzpatrick to San Antonio (AHL). Patterson 014140— 28 Sunday (1), DeJong (22). HR—Molina (19), off dez. 7. (14) T. Reddick,Chevrolet,250, 0, 36. Second Quarter New Orleans at Atlanta,10a.m. Rodriguez; O’Neill (9), off Melancon. San Francisco IP HRER BB SO NP ERA 8. (9) B. Jones,Toyota,250, 0, 29. P–Jordan Imada 73 run (Adrian Melesio BuffaloatMinnesota,10a.m. RBIs—Blanco(9), Panik (21), Garcia2(7), Bumgarner 68331598 3.20 9. (8) S. Lee, Chevrolet,250, 0, 28. kick) 1 10. (21) R. Reed, Ford,250,0,27. Denver at Baltimore, 10 a.m. DeJong (63), Molina 2(71), Wainwright Okert ⁄3 00000 40.00 P–Obidiah Godbolt 28 passfromLogan 2 11.(7) R. Truex, Chevrolet,250, 0, 30. PREGAME.COMLINE Indianapolis at Philadelphia,10a.m. (1), O’Neill (22). SB—Hernandez(8). Moronta ⁄3 1000114 2.59 Mccleery (Melisio kick) 2 12. (16) S. Gallagher,Chevy,250, 0, 25. Cincinnati at Carolina,10a.m. S—Rodriguez, Tomlinson. Mlncn, L, 0-2 ⁄3 1221115 3.06 ThirdQuarter 1 13. (11) A. Cindric,Ford, 250, 0, 27. S.F. at Kansas City,10a.m. Runners left in scoring position—S.F. 5 Watson ⁄3 10001 92.71 MLB P–Joseph McGarry 31 passfromMcCleery 14.(17) M. Annett,Chevrolet,250, 0, 23. GreenBay at Washington, 10 a.m. (Blanco, Longoria 2, Slater 2); St.Louis 1 St.Louis IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Sunday (Melesio kick) (Ozuna). RISP—S.F. 3for 12; St.Louis 2 2 15. (4) C. Custer, Ford,250,0,24. P–Imada 2run (Melesio kick) Oakland at Miami, 10 a.m. Gant 2 ⁄3 4113367 3.53 National League for 4. 1 16.(20) J. Clements,Chevy,250, 0, 21. N.Y. Giants at Houston, 10 a.m. 3 FavoriteLine Underdog Line Fourth Quarter Ross 2 ⁄ 1000433 4.05 17. (18) R. Sieg,Chevrolet,250, 0, 20. TennesseeatJacksonville,10a.m. Runners moved up—Rodriguez, Blanco, Hdsn, H, 11 10000311 3.13 Cincinnati -120 MIAMI +110 GV – Jaren Phillips3run (Eliud Inzunza 18. (12) R. Preece, Toyota,250, 0, 19. L.A. Chargers at L.A. Rams,1:05 p.m. Martinez. GIDP—Ozuna. Hicks 12222126 3.24 Milwaukee -119 PITTS+109 kick) Chicago at Arizona,1:25 p.m. DP—S.F. 1(Longoria,Hanson, Panik). Brbb,W,3-3 10000319 3.42 19. (22) M. Diaz,Chevrolet,250, 0, 18. ATLANTAOFF Phila.OFF Records: Patterson (3-3, CCC 1-1),Golden Dallas at Seattle,1:25 p.m. San Francisco IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Mrtnz,S,4-4 11000214 3.25 20. (27) D. Starr,Chevrolet,249, 0, 17. WASHINGTON-122 New York +112 Valley (3-2, CCC 0-1) New England at Detroit,5:20 p.m. Rodriguez67441278 2.50 Inherited runners-scored—Watson 2-2, 21. (19) A. Labbe,Chevrolet,248, 0, 16. ST.LOUIS -180 San Francisco +165 JV: Patterson 21-6. 22. (23) J. Gase, Chevrolet,248, 0, 15. Monday Dyson10000011 2.81 Ross 3-0. WP—Hicks,Moronta. BS—Hicks LosAngeles -235 San Diego +215 Non Conference Watson 10000215 2.67 23. (26) R. Black Jr,Chevrolet,248, 0, 14. ARIZONA -105 Colorado -105 Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 5:15 p.m. (6-12). Calaveras21, StellarPrep6 Black 100001 94.91 Umpires—Home,Mike Estabrook;First, 24. (29) G. Smithley,Chevy,248, 0, 13. American League 2 25. (28) JJ Yeley,Chevrolet,246, 0, 12. Stellar 0600—6 NFL InjuryReport Mlncn, L, 0-3 ⁄3 1110013 3.25 Chad Fairchild; Second, Roberto Ortiz; FavoriteLine Underdog Line Calaveras 0777— 21 NEWYORK (AP) —The National Football St.Louis IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Third, Kerwin Danley. 26. (34) C. Finchum, Chevy,245, 0, 11. NEWYORK -290 Baltimore+260 League injury report, as provided by the 1 27. (25) M. Mills,Chevrolet,244, 0, 10. Wainwright 6 ⁄3 84406104 4.08 T—3:22. A—45,892 (45,538). Tampa Bay-175TORONTO+163 Second Quarter league (DNP: did not practice;LIMITED: 2 28. (32) K. Legge,Chevrolet,242, 0, 9. Hudson 1 ⁄3 1001021 2.92 Boston-110 CLEVELAND +100 C–Clayton Moore7run (John Arbuckle limited participation;FULL: Full participa- Mrtnz,W,8-6 22002338 3.19 29. (31) B. Currey,Toyota,242, 0, 0. DETROIT-105 Kansas City -105 kick) tion): Rodriguezpitched to 2batters in the 30. (39) J. Bilicki, Toyota,242, 0, 7. HOUSTON-208 LosAngeles +188 SP – Morgan Anderson 28 run (#9 kick) 31. (24) Q. Houff,Chevrolet,231, 0, 6. Seattle -135 TEXAS +125 ThirdQuarter Today 7th. Inherited runners-scored—Hudson 2-1. GOLF 32. (5) J. Allgaier,Chevy,accident,226. OAKLAND -185 Minnesota +170 C–Johnny Lozano 4run (Arbuckle kick) LOSANGELES CHARGERS at LOSANGELES 33. (30) S. Boyd,Chevy,acdnt,160, 0, 4. Interleague RAMS —CHARGERS: OUT: TJoe Barksdale Umpires—Home,Chad Fairchild; First, Fourth Quarter Roberto Ortiz; Second, Kerwin Danley; 34. (15) Ty Majeski, Ford,acdnt,145. FavoriteLine Underdog Line C–Arbuckle 2run (Arbuckle kick) (knee), DE Joey Bosa (foot). QUESTION- PGATOUR 35. (38) M. Harmon, Chevy,overheating. Chicago Cubs -165CHICAGO WS +155 ABLE: WR Travis Benjamin (foot), TE Third, Mike Estabrook. Records: Calaveras (3-2), Stellar Prep (1-4) T—3:13. A—45,878 (45,538). Championship 36. (40) C. Long,Chevy,overheating. JV: St.Mary’s 16, Calaveras 14 Antonio Gates (illness),RBDerek Watt Saturday 37. (37) V. Miller,Chevy,engine,91, 0, 1. NFL (thumb). RAMS: OUT: KGregZuerlein At East Lake Golf Club 38. (36) T. Hill, Dodge,electrical, 85, 0, 1. Sunday GOLF (groin). DOUBTFUL: LB Mark Barron LATE FRIDAY Atlanta 39. (35) J. Green, Chevy,vibration, 28. (ankle). FavoriteOpenTodayO/U Underdog College Men Purse: $9 million 40. (33) M. Shepherd,Chevy,hndlng,22. 1 ATHLETICS7,TWINS 6 PHILA. 77(46 ⁄2)Indianapolis OAKLAND RAIDERS at MIAMI DOLPHINS Yardage: 7,346; Par: 70 Saint Martin's Invitational DT P.J. Hall (ankle). CAROLINA 43(44) Cincinnati The Home Course, DuPont,Wash. —RAIDERS: OUT: Minnesota AB RHBI BB SO Avg. ThirdRound 1 1 JAXNVILLE 99⁄2 (39 ⁄2)Tennessee Par 72, 6970 yards QUESTIONABLE: CB Nick Nelson (ham- Mauer 1b 410013.273 T. Woods ...... 65-68-65—198 1 ATLANTA3⁄2 3(53) New Orleans Team Results: string). DOLPHINS: QUESTIONABLE: S Polancoss401312.287 R. McIlroy ...... 67-68-66—201 1 1 BALTIMORE 45⁄2 (45 ⁄2)Denver 1. WesternWashington 855; 2. Simon Reshad Jones (shoulder). Cave cf 412001.261 J. Rose...... 66-67-68—201 SOCCER 1 1 1 HOUSTON4⁄2 6 ⁄2 (42 ⁄2)NYGiants Fraser 872; 3. Stanislaus State876; 4. SANFRANCISCO49ERS at KANSAS CITY Grossman lf 511201.272 K. Stanley...... 69-68-67—204 1 MIAMI 43(44 ⁄2)Oakland Colorado State-Pueblo 888; 5. Dixie State, CHIEFS—49ERS: OUT: GJoshua Garnett Kepler rf 511000.225 J. Rahm...... 68-68-68—204 1 1 MLS Green Bay1⁄2 2 ⁄2 (45) WASH Concordia (Ore.) 890; (toe). QUESTIONABLE: WR Marquise Austin dh 511001.234 P. Casey ...... 68-71-66—205 1 1 MINNESOTA 16 16 ⁄2 (40 ⁄2)Buffalo 7. Saint Martin's,Hawaii-Hilo 893; 9. Goodwin (quadricep), SJaquiski Tartt Adrianza3b412101.253 T. Finau...... 67-71-67—205 Eastern WLTPts GF GA 1 1 Astudillo c401000.313 KANSAS CITY 5 ⁄2 6 ⁄2 (55) San Francisco Colorado Christian 894; 10. UC San Diego (shoulder). CHIEFS: DOUBTFUL: SEric B. Horschel...... 71-65-69—205 Atlanta FC 18 5660 63 36 LA RAMS 57(48) LA Chargers Berry (heel), LB Ben Niemann (hamstring). Petit 2b 300011.261 1 1 896; 11. Western New Mexico897; 12. A. Wise...... 70-69-67—206 Chicago 24⁄2 (38 ⁄2)ARIZONA Totals 38 696310 New York 18 7559 55 32 Dominican, Cal StateSan Marcos901; QUESTIONABLE: RB Spencer Ware (knee) D. Johnson ...... 69-70-67—206 New York City FC 14 8749 51 38 SEATTLE 31(41) Dallas 1 14. Academy of Art902; 15. Northwest G. Woodland...... 66-72-68—206 Columbus 12 9844 37 37 New England 66⁄2 (54) DETROIT Oakland AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Nazarene 907; 16. Montana StateBillings COLLEGE FOOTBALL X. Schauffele...... 68-70-68—206 Philadelphia 13 12 4434145 Monday Martini lf 200011.290 924; 17. Westminster(Utah)928; 18. Saturday’sScores Pinder ph 100000.255 J. Thomas...... 67-69-70—206 Montreal1214339 41 46 FavoriteOpenTodayO/U Underdog EAST W. Simpson...... 69-70-68—207 D.C.United 911835 48 48 Pittsburgh 21(54) TAMPABAY NotreDame de Namur 941. Phegley c100001.207 Individual: 1. Kobie Lockwood (Stanislaus Buffalo 42, Rutgers 13 Chapman 3b 501001.282 T. Fleetwood ...... 69-69-70—208 New England 81010344143 Syracuse51, UConn 21 H. Matsuyama ...... 72-66-71—209 TorontoFC815 6305057 State) 208;T2. Cody Roth (Western Lowrie 2b 410012.267 Washington), ChaseCarlson (Colorado UMass49, Charlotte 31 Davis dh 522301.252 M. Leishman...... 73-69-68—210 Chicago 715627 41 52 Christian)211. West Virginia 35, Kansas St.6 Olson 1b 300012.245 P. Kizzire...... 71-71-68—210 Orlando City 718324 40 66 Stanislaus State: T26. Benjamin Graham MIDWEST Piscotty rf 220011.269 J. Day...... 68-73-69—210 Western WLTPts GF GA LOCAL Cincinnati 34, Ohio 30 Laureano cf 412001.297 R. Fowler...... 65-72-73—210 223; T29. Tim Sauer 224; T33. Michael Dayton 42, Davidson 21 Semien ss 301101.259 B. DeChambeau...... 71-75-66—212 Sporting KC 15 7651 54 34 FOOTBALL Jura 225; T55. Brad Sparrer 229. LosAngeles FC 14 7850 57 43 Georgia 43, Missouri 29 Lucroy c100100.239 C. Smith...... 70-73-69—212 SOCCER Michigan 56, Nebraska 10 Joyce ph 000000.201 K. Na...... 72-68-72—212 FC Dallas 14 6850 47 37 High School Week 6 N. Dakota St.38, Delaware 10 Canha ph-lf 111210.249 P. Cantlay...... 71-65-76—212 Portland 13 8847 44 42 Valley Oak League College Men Ohio St.49, Tulane 6 Totals 32 777511 B. Koepka...... 69-78-67—214 RealSalt Lake 13 10 6454947 CCAA Purdue 30, BostonCollege 13 F. Molinari...... 70-75-69—214 Seattle 13 10 5443729 Cen. Catholic 55,Sierra7 From Friday Minnesota 000 006 000 0—691 Vancouver 11 10 7404654 Toledo 63, Nevada 44 Oakland 210 102 000 1—770 K. Bradley ...... 73-73-69—215 Cen. Cath 21 20 014—55 SOUTH B. Watson ...... 70-72-73—215 LA Galaxy 10 11 8385459 Sierra 0070—7 CS East Bay 3, Stanislaus 2 Alabama 45, TexasA&M 23 No outs when winning run scored. P. Reed...... 72-74-72—218 Houston813 7314743 Cal StateEastBay (2-3-1, CCAA 1-1-1) - FirstQuarter Jonathan Ayala,Michael Francisco, Clemson 49, Georgia Tech 21 E—Adrianza(8). LOB—Minnesota 6, P. Mickelson ...... 73-72-76—221 Minnesota United 916330 40 55 Goals: CC – D’Angelo Bellamy 3run (David Jonathan Cuevas. J. Ayala. Duke 55, NC Central 13 Oakland 6. 2B—Polanco(16), Cave (14), Colorado 616624 31 53 Assist: Goalie - Gallegoskick) Omar Coronel 2. Florida St.37, N. Illinois 19 Adrianza2(21), Chapman (42). HR— PGATOURCHAMPIONS San Jose 418820 45 63 Saves: Grossman (5), off Trivino; Davis (44), off NOTE: Three points forvictory,one fortie. CC – Dawaiian McNeely 14 run (Gallegos Stanislaus (3-4-0, CCAA 0-3-0) -Goals: Maryland 42, Minnesota 13 Tour Champions-SanfordInternational Berrios; Canha (17), off Moya;Davis (45), Saturday kick) Javier Ceballos, Desmond Madrigal. Assist: Miami 31, FIU 17 Scores off Magill. RBIs—Polanco3(36), Gross- LosAngeles FC 2, San Jose 0 CC – McNeely 60 run (Gallegoskick) Daniel Galvan, Adrian Yepez. Goalie - Mississippi 38, Kent St. 17 Saturday man 2(44), Adrianza(38), Davis 3(119), New York 2, TorontoFC0 Second Quarter Saves: Justin Motzkus 4. North Carolina 38, Pittsburgh 35 At MinnehahaCountryClub Semien (62), Lucroy (50), Canha 2(52). RealSalt Lake at Atlanta FC,late CC – Bellamy 3run (Gallegoskick) Yellow Card: Ben Reiter,Cal StateEastBay NotreDame 56, Wake Forest 27 Sioux Falls,S.D. SB—Petit (3). SF—Semien, Lucroy. Chicago at New England, late CC – Jack Rice10passfromDalton (23:58). Old Dominion49, Virginia Tech 35 Purse: $1.8 million Runners left in scoring position— Colorado at Columbus,late Durossette(Gallegoskick) College Women South Carolina 37, Vanderbilt 14 Yardage: 6,729; Par 70 Minnesota 3(Grossman, Kepler,Astudillo); HoustonatOrlando City,late CC – McNeely 3run (Kick fail) CCAA Virginia 27, Louisville 3 Second Round Oakland 4(Chapman 2, Lowrie 2). New York City FC at Montreal, late ThirdQuarter From Friday SOUTHWEST B. Jobe ...... 63-67—130 Minnesota 3for 10;Oakland 0for Portland at Minnesota United, late S–Kimoni Stanley 60 run (Jordan Shinn Baylor 26, Kansas 7 RISP— S. Stricker...... 63-67—130 Stanislaus 1, CS East Bay 1(2OT) 4. Today kick) SMU 31, Navy 30, OT J. Smith ...... 63-68—131 Fourth Quarter Stanislaus (4-2-2, CCAA 1-1-1) -Goal: Texas31, TCU 16 LIDP—Laureano. Sporting Kansas City at Philadelphia, 10 S. McCarron...... 64-68—132 a.m. CC – Tyler Streeter 10 run (Dane Juarez Jenna Zuniga. Assist: Summer England. FARWEST DP—Minnesota 1(Petit,Mauer). Haley Crook 7. W. Austin...... 69-64—133 FC Dallas at Vancouver,4p.m. kick) Goalie -Saves: Arizona 35, Oregon St. 14 Minnesota IP HRER BB SO NP ERA W. Short, Jr...... 66-67—133 CC – Streeter 50 run (Juarez kick) Cal StateEastBay (5-2-1, CCAA 0-2-1) - 2 Seattle at LA Galaxy,4p.m. E. Washington 70, Cal Poly 17 Berrios5⁄3 45538104 3.93 O. Browne...... 68-66—134 Records: Central Catholic (5-1, VOL3-0), Goal: Aulani Fernandez. Assist: Jamie Illinois St.35, Colorado St. 19 Moya 011100 54.86 T. Gillis ...... 68-66—134 Sierra (3-3, VOL1-1) McPerson. Goalie -Saves: Briana Vasquez- 1 Montana 41, SacramentoSt. 34 May1⁄3 0000123 3.74 K. Triplett ...... 66-68—134 Ortiz 2. 1 JV: Central Catholic 40-0. Frosh: Central Saturday Rogers 1 ⁄3 0001116 2.74 P. Goydos...... 64-70—134 Yellow Card: Taylor Marti, Cal StateEast 2 Catholic 59-7. No.1Alabama 45, No.22TexasA&M 23 Magill, L, 3-3 ⁄3 2111116 4.00 M. Goodes ...... 65-69—134 TENNIS Trans-Valley League Bay(68:54). No.2Georgia 43, Missouri 29 Oakland IP HRER BB SO NP ERA L. Janzen ...... 64-70—134 No.3Clemson 49, Georgia Tech 21 Hilmar 20,Escalon 17, OT VOLLEYBALL Hendriks 11001228 5.03 D. Garwood...... 67-68—135 ATPWORLD TOUR No.4Ohio State49, Tulane 6 Bassitt 41001567 3.09 K. Sutherland...... 65-70—135 Hilmar 73073— 20 College No.5Oklahoma vs.Army,late Trivino 04440012 3.00 T. Petrovic ...... 68-68—136 St.Petersburg Open Escalon 77030— 17 From Friday No.6LSUvs. Louisiana Tech, late Kelley 12221017 3.11 S. Parel...... 66-70—136 SaturdayatSibur Arena FirstQuarter CCAA No.7StanfordatNo. 20 Oregon, late Buchter 100000 93.03 R. Mediate...... 66-70—136 Purse: $1.18 H –Isaac Sharp 71 passfromTreven No.8NotreDame 56, Wake Forest 27 Familia 11000211 3.12 D. Waldorf...... 66-70—136 Singles —Semifinals Crowley (Bryan Millan kick) Stanislaus 3, CS East Bay 1 No.9Auburn vs.Arkansas,late Trnn, W, 8-2 20000118 0.83 B. Estes...... 65-71—136 Martin Klizan d. Stan Wawrinka,4-6, 6-3, E –LukeAnderson 3run (Guillermo Alvarez (25-20, 19-25, 25-16, 25-20) No.10Wash.vs. Arizona State, late Trivino pitched to 4batters in the 6th. J. Parnevik...... 68-69—137 10-5. Dominic Thiem (1) d. Roberto kick) Stanislaus State(9-4, CCAA 2-3) -Kills: No.12WVa 35,Kansas State6 Moya pitched to 1batter in the 6th. E. Toledo...... 68-69—137 Bautista Agut (5),6-4, 6-3. Second Quarter Alana Wilson-Reid 20. Aces: Rachel Old Dom 49, No.13VaTech 35 Inherited runners-scored—Moya 1-1, K. Tanigawa...... 67-70—137 Moselle Open E –Anderson 1run (Alvarez kick) Klopfer,Ramey Gardner 2. Blocks: Jordon No.14Miss. StateatKentucky,late Kelley 2-2. HBP—Bassitt (Cave),Berrios S. Ames ...... 69-68—137 SaturdayatLes Arenes de Metz H –Millan 22 FG Wilson, Klopfer 3. Assists: Breanna Cannon No.15Okla.State vs.TexasTech, late (Piscotty). T. PerniceJr...... 67-70—137 Metz,France Fourth Quarter 47. Digs: Cannon 15. Texas31, No.17TCU 16 Umpires—Home,LanceBarrett;First, S. Jones ...... 67-70—137 Purse: $582,670 H –Aiden Azevedo 5passfromCrowley Cal StateEastBay (5-8, CCAA 1-4) -Kills: No.18Wisconsin at Iowa,late Bill Welke; Second, Tony Randazzo; Third, Notables Singles —Semifinals (Millan kick) DejaThompson, Kathy McKiernan 13. No.19Michigan 56, Nebraska 10 Nick Mahrley. C. Montgomerie...... 67-71—138 Gilles Simon d. Radu Albot,6-3, 6-1. E –Alvarez 36 FG Aces: Lindsey Ray 2. Blocks: Thompson 4. No.21Miami 31, FIU 17 T—3:21. A—27,558 (46,765). D. Toms ...... 67-71—138 Matthias Bachinger d. KeiNishikori (1), Overtime Assists: Katie Ireland 42. Digs: Natahlee Purdue 30, No.23BostonCollege 13 M. O’Meara...... 70-68—138 2-6, 6-4, 7-5. H –Miguel Padila 33 FG Wilson 17.