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By Michele Durgin Vintage cars at the By Adam Swift The property on 2 FOR THE ITEM Herb Chambers ITEM STAFF Washington St., in “Cars and Coffee” Peabody, which has LYNNFIELD — Car enthusiasts packed the Herb PEABODY — The city has hired a Boston law rm to event on Sunday. been taken over by Chambers “Cars and Coffee” event on Sunday. help ght a lawsuit over its taking of the former O’Shea the city. Flagship Motors of Lynn eld welcomed visitors early Mansion. and the crowd grew as the morning went on. The event is PHOTO | BOB ROCHE The city seized the historic building at 2 Washington St. the dealership’s third of its kind this season. by eminent domain earlier this year from Empire Design PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Robert Chin, a product specialist, said he was happy & Development LLC. The Gloucester-based company was with the turnout of hundreds of people to view the cars on paid $425,000 for the property. display. The vehicles included the latest models, as well But in a lawsuit, Empire Design is seeking nearly $1.8 as restored vintage cars. million. The city took the property to renovate the man- “I like talking with people about cars and events like sion as part of the downtown revitalization and prevent this are great because it’s not really about sales,” he said. its demolition. “It’s a chance to network and mingle with car lovers and On Thursday night, the City Council approved hiring John other people in the business and not feel any pressure.” Leonard, a partner at Menard and Walsh, at $325 per hour. CARS, A7 PEABODY, A7 Latino association Lynn is the diamond means business in Eastern Mass.

By Adam Swift President and CEO By Scot Cooper The Lynn 15-year- ITEM STAFF of the North Shore FOR THE ITEM old Babe Ruth all- Latino Business stars form a heap on LYNN — The North Shore Latino Business Association Association, Fran- DORCHESTER — The Lynn 15-year-old Babe Ruth all- top of the mound as has seen its share of landmark events during its ve year ces Martinez, and stars manufactured runs several different ways Satur- they celebrate their history. owner of Rincon day, and got an outstanding pitching performance from Eastern Mass title. At its rst annual dinner, the nonpro t welcomed guest Macorisano, Basilio Christian Burt, to beat Medford, 6-1, at BC High’s Monan speaker Ruben Guerra, president of the Latin Business Park and win the Eastern Massachusetts championship. Encarnacion, speak PHOTO | BOB ROCHE Association of Los Angeles. And in 2014, U.S. Labor Sec- in front of the North Lynn now moves on to the New England regionals, retary Thomas Perez visited the group’s of ce. Shore Latino Busi- which begin Thursday at Fraser Field. But last week, the association saw one of its biggest ness Association The 15s came into the nal with a 4-1 record in pool- dreams realized as it closed on the $100,000 purchase of on Sutton Street play, and handed Medford — the only team to defeat the 1,600-square-foot of ce it has been renting at 33 Sut- in Lynn. them in postseason — its rst loss. Both teams will ton Street for ve years. participate in the regionals at Fraser. Earlier in the BUSINESS, A7 PHOTO | PAULA MULLER BABE RUTH, B2 INSIDE An unconventional Item correspondent In The Nation Former Marine By Thomas Grillo Tennant, a Swampscott resident, same old thing going on,” he said. kills 3 Baton Rouge ITEM CITY EDITOR will be in Cleveland this week where Tennant tried his hand at elected of cers. A3 he will tweet, blog and provide video of ce. He ran for mayor in Lynn in LYNN — Sandy Tennant, the long- updates on what’s happening on the 1985 and 1987 but was defeated by In Opinion time Republican operative and for- convention  oor. Albert DiVirgilio both times. He also Time for a mer candidate for Lynn mayor and While he initially supported for- tried his hand at Congress, but failed doughnut war truce Congress, will be The Daily Item’s mer governors Jeb Bush and George in his bid. in Saugus. A4 and Itemlive.com’s eyes and ears at Pataki for the oval of ce, Tennant “After that we helped elect the GOP convention. jumped aboard the Trump train. Weld-Cellucci and Treasurer Joe In Look “I will bring a local  avor to “I think Donald Trump has a very Malone,” he said. A Soirée in what’s going on in the convention,” good shot of getting elected because Swampscott. A8 Sandy Tennant he said. people in the country are tired of the CORRESPONDENT, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 92° VOL. 138, ISSUE 190 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 69° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 18, 2016 OBITUARIES MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Richard G. Mitchell, 66 Marie DeMarco, 81 Black AIDS Institute founder 1935-2016 to get Spirit of Justice Award LYNN — Richard G. Mitchell, Minn., Bonnie and Robin Dex- SAUGUS — Mrs. Lucia Bartlett of Sau- BOSTON (AP) — The founder and president of the age 66, of Lynn, died at home ter, both of New Hampshire, Marie (Ferrario) De- gus, Linda Hern and Black AIDS Institute will receive the GLBTQ Legal July 16, after a lengthy illness. Laurie Turner of Chelmsford, Marco, age 81, died her husband, Mi- Advocates & Defenders’ 2016 Spirit of Justice Award. Born in Lynn, he was the son Lorna Walters and Tami Mitch- on Saturday, July 16, chael, of Wakefield, Phill Wilson was an early voice on HIV in the black of the late William and Mu- ell both of Lynn. He was the at her daughter’s two granddaughters, community. His activism began when he and his part- riel (Coburn) Mitchell and loving grandfather of Amber, home in Wakefield. Kristina and Alexan- ner were diagnosed with HIV in the early 1980s. He husband of Donna L. (Cook) Christopher J. and Brittany She was the wife of dra Hern. became the AIDS coordinator for the city of Los Angeles. Mitchell with whom he shared and the brother of the late Gerardo DeMarco, Service informa- Wilson has also been involved in national and inter- 47 years of marriage. Billy, Bobby and Jack Mitchell, with whom she was tion: Visiting hours national research efforts, coordinating the Internation- He was a former iron worker Cheryl Girard and Cathy Allan. married for 61 years. will be held in the al Community Treatment and Science Workshop at in the former Iron Foundry of Service information: Born in Boston and raised BISBEE-PORCELLA FUNER- five International AIDS Conferences. Lynn. For many years, until his Relatives and friends are in the North End she was the AL HOME, 549 Lincoln Ave., Wilson will accept the award at the 17th Annual retirement, he worked for the invited to attend funeral daughter of the late James Saugus, on Wednesday, 4-8 Spirit of Justice Award Dinner at the Boston Marriott Giltspur Exhibits as a finish services in the NADWORNY and Pauline (Annese) Fer- p.m. Relatives and friends Copley Place on Oct. 28. carpenter. He enjoyed wres- FUNERAL HOME, 798 West- rario. A licensed hairdresser, invited. Funeral procession tling, car racing and westerns. ern Ave., Lynn, on Wednes- Marie worked for many years from the funeral home on Besides his wife, Donna, he day, at 10 a.m. Interment in the beauty shop at Louise Thursday at 9 a.m., fol- Consumer protection officials is survived by two sons, Chris- will be in Puritan Lawn Me- Caroline Nursing Home. She lowed by a funeral Mass launch summer listening tour topher and Chad Mitchell and morial Park, Peabody. Visit- worked most recently as the at 10 a.m., in the Bless- one daughter, Casi K. Mitchell ing hours Tuesday from 4-8 cashier at register #1 in the ed Sacrament Church, 14 BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts residents who want all of Lynn, one brother, Ken p.m. For guest book please Saugus Target store, known Summer St., Saugus. Dona- to voice a concern about a consumer service or product Mitchell of Peabody and six visit www.nadwornyfuneral- and loved by all co-workers as tions in her memory may be to a top state official will get that chance. sisters, Pat Dick of St. Paul, home.com. Nana Marie with the curly hair. made to Care Dimensions, Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs Undersec- Marie delighted in her family, 75 Sylvan St., Suite B-102, retary John Chapman and representatives from the loved cooking, doing puzzles Danvers, MA 01923. For di- office’s regulatory agencies are launching a summer and adult coloring books. rections and condolences listening tour starting Tuesday. Besides her husband she please visit www.Bisbee- The five sessions are a chance for officials to hear Jodi B. Gold-McFarland, 46 is survived by two daughters, Porcella.com. concerns about and recommendations for improve- 1970-2016 ments to consumer protections and rights. SOUTH WINDSOR, Conn. – is also survived by many close Jodi B. Gold-McFarland, 46, of cousins. She was also the South Windsor, Conn., entered adored granddaughter of the For “blue-collar billionaire” into rest Saturday, July 16, late Jacob and Lillian (Mag- 2016, at the Hartford Hos- net) Lipsky, and Simon and pital in Hartford, Conn. Born Ruth Gold, and the dear niece in Lynn, she was the beloved of Harry “Happy” Lipsky. Donald Trump, money’s an asset daughter of Alan and Irma Service information: Ser- (Lipsky) Gold of South Wind- vices at STANETSKY-HY- By Jill Colvin politicians do not. Some sor, Conn. MANSON MEMORIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS dub him the “blue-collar In addition to her parents, CHAPEL, 10 Vinnin St., billionaire.” CLEVELAND — A she is survived by her devoted Salem, on Tuesday, July 19, “You might say because handful of vacation homes. son, Drew McFarland of South 2016, at 12 Noon. Inter- he lives in the ivory tow- Windsor, two loving brothers, ment at Anshe Sfard Cem- A car elevator for his four- er he doesn’t see what David Gold and his wife, Kim, etery, Danvers. Memorial car garage. A wife whose people are doing down of Agawam and Robert Gold observance following the hobbies included show below. He honestly does,” and his wife, Alison, of Vernon, interment on Tuesday, until horses. said Claude Thompson, Conn., two cherished nieces, 8 p.m., on Wednesday, and When Mitt Romney ran 59, a Trump supporter Kylee Gold, Sabrina Christie Thursday 1-8 p.m., at the for president four years who lives in Fresno, Ca- and one cherished nephew, home of Arlene and Thom- ago, his estimated $250 lif. Maxwell Gold, aunts and un- as Dacey. In lieu of flowers, million fortune was quick- Thompson, who runs cles, Arlene Dacey and her expressions of sympathy in ly turned into a liability by a property maintenance husband, Thomas, of Beverly her memory to the Jimmy Democrats, who painted business, cited Trump’s and Beverly Hoffman and her Fund/Dana-Farber Cancer the former Bain Capital employment of people husband, Marvin, of Boynton Institute, P.O. Box 849168, chief as out of touch with through his companies as Beach, Fla., Sydney Gold and Boston, MA 02284-9168. Americans still struggling proof of his working class his wife, Feiga, of Peabody, For online condolences, to recover from the Great connections. “He knows Wendy Raifman and her hus- please visit www.stanetsky- Recession. that these people are band, Stuart, of Sharon. Jodi hymansonsalem.com. Four years later, Don- blue-collar people, they’re ald Trump’s much-bigger middle income. ... So he pile of money is a central understands America,” he character of his campaign. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said. Joseph A. Lavoie Jr., 94 And far from seeing it as In this photo taken July 11, 2016, Republican Pres- The difference be- a liability, the candidate idential candidate Donald Trump answers a ques- tween the perception of 1921-2016 flaunts it. tion during an interview in Virginia Beach, Va. Trump’s and Romney’s “I’m the most success- money, Trump support- Joseph Albert La- in London during ful person ever to run for ers say, comes down to voie Jr., died peace- WWII. Joe loved his come his party’s nominee opulent life on Manhat- president,” the billionaire at this week’s Republican tan’s Fifth Avenue, worlds attitude. fully in the early career as a giftware businessman has bragged, While some felt that convention, powered by away from the day-to-day morning hours of July executive at Gor- noting that he’s “really Romney tried to down- 14, at Shore View ham and Lenox. He rich.” On the stump, he white, working-class vot- reality of most supporters. play his wealth, Trump House in Lynn. He traveled throughout vows to “make our country ers drawn to his populist Yet many nonetheless be- has embraced it — even was 94. the world for both rich again.” message. lieve he understands their mocking, at times, Rom- Joe is survived by business and plea- Trump will officially be- The billionaire lives an problems in ways other ney’s smaller net worth. his children, Paul sure. His greatest joy Lavoie, Jane Lavoie, was spending time Robert Brown-Lavoie, John with his extended family and Lavoie and his husband, Ray- friends. Ever the gentleman, Harlem could soon have first mond, Mark Lavoie and his Joe’s humor, kindness and wife, Susan, and nine cher- optimistic spirit will be surely ished grandchildren. He was missed. predeceased by his beloved Service information: A Dominican-American in Congress wife, Mary (Herlihy) Lavoie, memorial service will be and his dear son, Michael held at Corinthian Yacht By Deepti Hajela living at one point in the Lavoie. Club in Marblehead, on ASSOCIATED PRESS country without documen- Joe was born July 29, 1921, Friday, July 22, at 11 a.m., tation, he could become in Boston. Joe was a proud followed by a reception. In NEW YORK — In an the first Dominican-Amer- graduate of Malden Catho- lieu of flowers, donations election year filled with ican in Congress. debate over immigration, lic High School and Boston may be made to Shore View After winning the Demo- Adriano Espaillat hopes College. He served in the House, One Atlantic Ter- cratic primary in a strong- his personal story makes U.S. Army and was stationed race, Lynn, MA 01902. ly Democratic district that its own statement. 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By Mike Kunzelman filed. Cain said authori- and Melinda Deslatte ties planned to continue ASSOCIATED PRESS investigating whether 110 Munroe St. the gunman got any as- P.O. Box 5 BATON ROUGE, La. — sistance — “indirectly, di- Lynn, MA 01903 A former Marine dressed rectly here or at home.” in black and carrying ex- While in the military, Customer Service tra ammunition shot and Monday - Friday Long was awarded sev- 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. killed three Baton Rouge eral medals, including law enforcement officers one for good conduct, Connecting Sunday, less than two and received an honor- All Departments: weeks after a black man 781-593-7700 able discharge. His occu- was fatally shot by police pational expertise was Ext. 2 here in a confrontation listed as “data network Classified Advertising that sparked nightly pro- specialist.” [email protected] tests that reverberated The University of Ala- Subscriptions nationwide. bama issued a statement [email protected] Three other officers were saying that Long attend- wounded, one critically. Circulation ed classes for one semes- [email protected] Police said the gunman ter in the spring of 2012. was killed at the scene. Ext. 3 A school spokesman said The shooting less than university police had no Newsroom a mile from police head- interactions with him. [email protected] quarters added to the ten- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] In Kansas City, police sions across the country Baton Rouge police officer Randy Bonaventure takes a bouquet of flow- officers, some with guns Ext. 4 between the black com- ers at the Our Lady of the Lake Hospital where the police officers were drawn, converged on a Sports munity and police. Just brought Sunday morning. house listed as Long’s. [email protected] days earlier, one of the It was the fourth Ext. 5 slain officers had posted around to score political served in the Marines unsure if he had some high-profile deadly en- Retail and Online an emotional Facebook points or to advance an from 2005 to 2010, reach- kind of help. counter in the United Advertising message about the chal- agenda. We need to tem- ing the rank of sergeant. “We are not ready to States involving police [email protected] lenges of police work in per our words and open He deployed to Iraq from say he acted alone,” state over the past two weeks. the current environment. our hearts ... all of us,” June 2008 to January police spokesman Major In all, the violence has ADVERTISING President Barack Obama said. 2009, according to mili- Doug Cain said. Two “per- cost the lives of eight Ernie Carpenter, Jr. Obama urged Americans The gunman was iden- tary records. sons of interest” were de- officers, including those Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 to tamp down inflamma- tified as Gavin Long of Although he was be- tained for questioning in in Baton Rouge, and two [email protected] tory words and actions. Kansas City, who turned lieved to be the only per- the nearby town of Addis. civilians and sparked Bob Gunther “We don’t need care- 29 on Sunday. son who fired at officers, They were later released a national debate over Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 less accusations thrown Long, who was black, authorities said they were without any charges being race and policing. [email protected] Philip Ouellette Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 Saratoga Springs, reviving [email protected] Cassie Vitali Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 [email protected] wells that made it famous By Chris Carola ated waters bubbling up sands of fans each year. BUSINESS OFFICE ASSOCIATED PRESS from the ground in the By the early 1900s, gas Beth Bresnahan Adirondack foothills. As companies had started SARATOGA SPRINGS, Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 Saratoga grew in the ear- drilling mineral water [email protected] N.Y. — More than a centu- ry after scores of Saratoga ly 1800s, hotels sprouted wells in an area on Sara- Susan J. Conti Springs’ famous mineral to cater to visitors who toga’s southern outskirts, a Controller, ext. 1288 traveled here to drink the short distance from the two [email protected] wells were capped in an early example of envi- water and bathe in the be- dozen or so mineral springs Ted Grant ronmental conservation, lief it would relieve vari- sprinkled around the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Publisher, ext. 1234 a few of them could soon ous ailments, making “the town’s main business and [email protected] In this June 29, 2016 file photo, boats docked at be flowing with natural- Spa” one of America’s first residential section. Within Central Marine in Stuart, Fla., are surrounded Marian Kinney ly carbonated water once resort towns. a few years, more than 150 by blue-green algae. ext. 1212 again. Saratoga was already a wells were bringing natu- [email protected] A volunteer group has thriving summertime des- rally occurring carbonic gas Will Kraft undertaken a project, tination when the first or- to the surface, where it was with the cooperation of Vice President / Finance ganized thoroughbred rac- bottled in pressurized met- Curing Florida’s ext. 1296 state officials, to find and es where held here in 1863, al cylinders and used for [email protected] restore a few of them. The effort succeeded on a launching a tradition that carbonated beverages such Jennifer Perez attracts hundreds of thou- as soda. algae crisis will ext. 1205 recent summer day, with [email protected] water shooting out of the top of one wellhead that take time, money CIRCULATION had been weed-choked Lisa Mahmoud and forgotten for decades. “That’s probably the By Terry Spencer and lagoons have periodi- Manager, ext. 1239 ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] first time in 90 years that cally become so toxic with green and brown slime much water is coming STUART, Fla. — The CLASSIFIED that fish die off, residents out of there,” said Rich- enormous algae outbreak are sickened and tourists Abbe Young Smith ard Aichele, a member of that has coated swaths stay away. Manager, ext. 1276 Friends of Saratoga Spa of Florida’s St. Lucie Riv- The algae-laden runoff [email protected] State Park. er with guacamole-like State officials point out flowing down rivers and CUSTOMER SERVICE sludge is a man-made af- the effort is limited to fliction, arising from po- estuaries after this year’s just a few wells total in Sophia Tizol litical and economic deci- heavy winter rains has hit the Saratoga park. Alli ext. 1300 sions made over the past especially hard along the [email protected] Schweizer, the park’s 140 years. St. Lucie River nearing educator, said the res- the heavily populated At- NEWSROOM Chasing dollars, Florida toration group’s efforts lantic beaches. won’t threaten the park’s land developers and their Gayla Cawley government allies broke It’s an oft-recurring Reporter, ext. 1236 aquifer and are purely for problem. Yet joint federal [email protected] historical purposes “so fu- up nature’s flow that used and state projects agreed ture generations can en- rivers, Lake Okeechobee Dillon Durst upon in 2000 by former joy them.” and the Everglades to Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 move water south from Democratic President Bill [email protected] Saratoga Springs has PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS been known for its natu- central Florida to the Flor- Clinton and then-Repub- Thomas Grillo ral mineral springs since In this Wednesday, June 29, 2016 photo, water ida Bay at the peninsula’s lican Gov. Jeb Bush have Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1264 spouts from Shonts Well #3 that is being re- tip. That spurred Florida’s been slow to materialize [email protected] Colonial times, when Mo- hawk Indians introduced stored at Saratoga Spa State Park in Saratoga economic growth, but it amid tight budgets and Spenser Hasak Europeans to the carbon- Springs, N.Y. came with a price: Rivers political opposition. Copy Editor [email protected] Thor Jourgensen Chiefs of 5 public colleges paid more than $1M News Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] By Collin Binkley year before, according to She was followed by cludes a $940,000 sever- record and the achieve- Steve Krause ASSOCIATED PRESS an annual survey by The Michael Gottfredson, ance package. Young and ments she has helped Sports Editor, ext. 1229 Chronicle of Higher Ed- former president of the McRaven started their the UH system and the [email protected] BOSTON — Pay for ucation. Five presidents University of Oregon; jobs in 2015, and their University of Houston public college presi- Katie Morrison were paid packages of Michael Young, president pay reflects the portions obtain,” Tilman Fertitta, dents continued to climb Sports Reporter more than $1 million, of Texas A&M Univer- of the year that they chairman of the Universi- [email protected] in 2015, and a growing number of chiefs topped up from two presidents sity’s flagship campus; worked. Officials at the ty of Houston’s board of re- Owen O’Rourke the $1 million mark, ac- in the previous year and William McRaven, chan- University of Houston gents, wrote in a letter in Photographer, ext. 1224 three in 2013. cellor of the University say that both Young and response to the Chronicle [email protected] cording to results from a new study. Topping the list was of Texas system and a re- McRaven will surpass survey. Bridget Turcotte The median total pay Renu Khator, who was tired United States Navy Khator in pay during the But critics question Reporter, ext. 1269 paid $1.3 million to serve admiral; and Mark Beck- current fiscal year. whether colleges should [email protected] for public universi- ty presidents reached as both chancellor of the er, president of Georgia “I can say unequivocal- be raising pay for their Mark Sutherland $431,000 in the 2015 University of Houston sys- State University. ly that Chancellor Kha- presidents at a time when Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 fiscal year, an increase tem and president of its The pay for Gottfredson, tor’s salary is appropriate schools face increasing [email protected] of 4.3 percent over the Houston campus. who resigned in 2014, in- based on her stellar track pressure to rein in costs. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] LAW OFFICES OF 22 Lincoln Ave. JAMES J. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Hide your eyes from convention of shame B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant T J   Republican delegates, alternates el, the Indiana-born judge presid- four days will be attacks on Dem- News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K and assorted party activists are ing over the action against Trump ocrat Hillary Clinton. In a normal Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance gathering in Cleveland to nominate for that school scam. year, the Republicans would be J. Patrick Norton P   G. O  Donald Trump for president and At the end of May, in one of his able to launch unfettered attacks Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman write their names in history’s book many low moments, Trump reached P ”  on the devious Democrat. What a Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 of shame. It will be a good week to into that deep well of venom that dark gift she gave opponents by Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 experiment with the 21st-century is his constant companion and com- using her home server for sen- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 phenomenon of cutting the cord by menced a hideous attack on Judge Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 sitive business and giving many Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 avoiding television and fleeing cy- Curiel. Trump, it seems, was not variations on her explanations of Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 berspace. pleased with some of the judge’s it for more than a year. Against a Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 It’s part of my job to watch these rulings in the class-action lawsuit responsible Republican nominee Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 horrors, but other sensible people for fraud against the shuttered who displayed a modicum of opti- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 need not torture themselves. How Trump University. Trump, who vet- mism and compassion for human- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 are the Republicans going to fill four eran conservative columnist Byron ity, Hillary Clinton would be miles nights of programming? York finds “strangely needy,” used a behind, struggling to mitigate her Prime-time speaking spots are campaign rally to call the judge a pervasive image with the Amer- usually in demand among party lu- “hater” and disparage his Mexican ican public as an untrustworthy minaries and aspiring stars. Four heritage. liar who should have been prose- years ago in Tampa, New Mexico What brave speaker will try to cuted for deliberately mishandling Gov. Susana Martinez and Florida put some distance between mil- classified information. Sen. Marco Rubio delighted audi- lions of Republicans and Trump’s Convention speakers and be- ences with their optimistic messages poison? Will someone step forward sotted Republican delegates will EDITORIAL and upbeat delivery. Former Secre- and dare to condemn genocidal have to be careful about quoting tary of State Condoleezza Rice made Saddam Hussein? Trump recently Trump on Clinton. That’s danger- the powerful case for the United uttered some nutty admiring words ous ground. Clinton and her hus- States as the world’s greatest force for Saddam’s brutal treatment of band, who Trump now criticizes for for the defense and enlargement of dissidents or anyone suspected of his unsavory private life, were hon- Time for a the blessings of freedom. being a threat to his totalitarian re- The schedule of speakers released gime. Is there no one left who will ored guests at Trump’s most recent Wednesday night features many condemn Trump’s eye for the dance wedding. A 2008 audio recording of doughnut war Trumps. If the speakers are handed with dictators? Trump emerged the other day and speeches that reflect the candidate’s Will anyone pay a moment of hon- finds the bloviator testifying to Hil- personality, each day will feature or to John McCain? Will there be a lary Clinton’s qualifications to serve truce in Saugus alternating blasts of reverence for Republican in Cleveland with the as president or vice president. That Trump and ugly attacks on his per- character to mention that McCain’s must be why he was such a big sup- Call it the Great Doughnut War of 2016. ceived detractors. seven years in a North Vietnamese porter of hers for so many years _ Kane’s Donuts’ popularity is not with- So many topics are no-go zones prison make him an American hero? and was a relentless critic of Ronald out its pitfalls, namely objections to ear- for all those angry delegates. Is there just one? Reagan. ly-morning truck noise and a dispute over Many would probably be satis- Will it fall only to outsiders to Those lemmings known as Re- whether the famous neighborhood spot is a fied spending four days shaking point out that the anti-immigration publican delegates may not know celebrated social oasis for Saugus residents their fists and howling into the Trump’s mother and two of his three enough to be embarrassed during or a manufacturing facility. ether. They cannot talk about ed- wives immigrated to the United their four days in Cleveland, but Kane’s seems like an unlikely source of ucation. Any mention of that will States? Are the striving downtrod- voters will remind them in Novem- controversy. It’s sunny interior is filled al- bring comparisons with their can- den to be replaced only by immi- ber. most daily with kids staring wide-eyed at didate’s ugly, eponymous Trump grants who marry wealthy Ameri- Kevin Rennie is a lawyer, a for- rows of freshly-baked doughnuts and happy University. We won’t hear that cans, sport bleached hair and expose mer Republican state legislator in adults sharing news of the day. mentioned, nor is any speaker their decolletage? Connecticut and a columnist for Part of Kane’s charm is its location in a likely to do the decent thing and The garnish to the main course the Hartford Courant. Readers may largely-residential neighborhood. Lincoln offer an apology to Gonzalo Curi- of feeding Trump’s narcissism for email him at [email protected]. Avenue is a busy crosstown street, but the streets bordering Kane’s are quiet, modest and residential. Kane’s president Paul Delios and protest- ing neighbor John Pizzi agree on one point: Kane’s - to quote Pizzi - is the “greatest doughnut in the world.” But greatness ap- parently doesn’t guarantee peace and har- mony on Lincoln Avenue where Pizzi ques- tions the possibility that 61-year-old Kane’s may have grown too big for its own good. Delios insists Kane’s, with its neighborly come-on-in-and-grab-a-cup-of-coffee feel, is a manufacturing facility and has never been a mom-and-pop operation. On the oth- er hand, he insists that early-morning pick ups at Kane’s have been part of the store’s tradition with a variety of customers drop- ping in before dawn to collect their tasty loads. Saugus’ town parents seem to have sev- eral points of view about the noise versus neighborliness and manufacturing versus mom-and-pop dispute. The Board of Select- men is aware of neighbors’ complaints and assessing noise and safety concerns. The board and the town’s officials are sure to find themselves walking a fine line as they work to get to the bottom of the noise complaints and weigh neighbors’ gripes against Delios’ statements. No one wants to be known as “the guy who drove Kane’s out of town.” Residents vote and doughnuts don’t. But every elected Saugus official knows there are plenty of other communities that would love to announce they are the new home of Kane’s Donuts. If town officials are not careful, Paul Delios might just decide he ALBERT R. HUNT doesn’t need the local aggravation and de- cide to move to another community. Then again, who never heard of a problem Mike Pence is the perfect not-Trump running mate getting solved over a doughnut and a cup of coffee? How many family gripes, workplace Donald Trump has selected the significant assignments. trade a centerpiece of his campaign, beefs and disagreements between friends perfect non-Trump as his running Pence has a background in na- while Pence has been a free-trade ad- have been smoothed over since 1955 by a mate. Mike Pence, the phlegmat- tional security affairs and economic vocate. Trump has said sympathetic dozen delectable Kane’s doughnuts? ic Republican governor of Indiana, issues and would be an important things about gay marriage; Pence is Maybe the time has come for Delios to lay has strong credentials with the so- liaison to social conservatives, who firmly opposed. Trump’s insults and out a couple of dozen of his fresh-baked spe- cial right and mediocre political in- remain suspicious of Trump. attacks have defined his approach to stincts. He does not, however, have the politics. Pence once wrote, “Negative cialties, invite the neighbors over to Kane’s Pence passes an important test: presence and forcefulness of the last campaigning is wrong.” It’ll be in- and hash out their differences. He might help govern and could two vice presidents, Dick Cheney teresting to see how fiercely he’ll be take over in an emergency situation. and Joe Biden, who were strong and willing to attack on Trump’s behalf. He won’t help much politically; he often effective advocates behind the After losing a couple of congressio- was in a struggle for re-election in scenes. nal races, Pence went on to win six his home state. But no vice presi- On the politics, Pence passes the terms in the House, where he had dential candidate really has made do-no-harm test. The same can’t be the respect of his Republican col- a political difference since Lyndon said for others who were considered leagues. He was elected governor in Johnson more than half a century by Trump. Pence isn’t dogged by eth- 2012. ago. Paul Ryan couldn’t deliver his ical and personal scandals like for- He is not, however, a master- home state of Wisconsin for Mitt mer House Speaker Newt Gingrich. ful politician. In Congress he ran Romney in 2012 just as John Ed- He’s not deeply unpopular in his against John Boehner for Repub- wards didn’t hand North Carolina home state or embroiled in contro- lican leader and lost, 168 to 27. As to John Kerry in 2004. versy like Governor Chris Christie governor he signed a so-called reli- Modern vice presidents have been of New Jersey. He’s not had to deal gious liberty bill that drew attacks quite influential. Starting in 1977 with accusations of racial insensitiv- from gay-rights groups that claimed with Walter Mondale, who was Pres- ity like Senator Jeff Sessions of Ala- it sanctioned discrimination. He in- ident Jimmy Carter’s No. 2, they’ve bama. Nor is he politically clueless sisted he wouldn’t back down but played a major role in governing. like General Michael Flynn, whose after pressure from business and Under the “Mondale model,” as it’s name was floated last weekend. athletic groups, he did. now known, vice presidents have On policy, though, Pence and Albert R. Hunt is a columnist for acted as senior presidential advis- Trump have significant differences. Bloomberg. Readers may email him ers and have been entrusted with Trump has made attacks on free at [email protected].

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PEABODY From A1 “Given his experience and the available fund- ing through the legal department, I consider this a proper course es- pecially in light of the prospect that our solic- itor will be needed as a fact witness to substan- tiate the propriety of the process accessed to effectuate the taking,” said Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. at the council meeting. Last fall, it appeared that the mansion was fac- ing the wrecking ball and the city was ready to take the property by eminent PHOTO | PAULA MULLER domain from Northeast Community Bank. But Owner of Rincon Macorisano, Basilio Encar- as that was about to hap- nacion, and president and CEO of the North pen, Empire Design pur- Shore Latino Business Association, Frances chased the property from Martinez, speak in front of the North Shore the bank for $350,000, PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Latino Business Association on Sutton Street according to county re- The property on 2 Washington St., in Peabody, which has been taken in Lynn. cords. The city proceeded over by the city. with the taking, paying what city officials said “I feel good about the di- The mayor said it is too Empire Design could not was the market value. Latino association The property is assessed rection the city took,” said early to say how much the immediately be reached at $957,100. Bettencourt. “I think the city will pay for Leonard’s for comment. Bettencourt said he be- city is handling this prop- legal assistance. But he Adam Swift can be means business lieves the city is in good erly and we want to mount estimated it could be as reached at aswift@item- legal standing. a vigorous defense.” much as $50,000. live.com. BUSINESS opment and Industrial From A1 Council. Martinez said she ex- As owners instead of pects to see the support Revved up on classics in Lynnfield renters, president and for the association from CEO Frances Martinez the business community CARS said the association is and city officials continue in a stronger position as to grow. From A1 an anchor for the Latino “When we started the Herb Chambers hosts business community in organization there was several events for car the city. a huge need, especially enthusiasts throughout “We are looking forward for those who have a lan- the summer at the area’s to being part of a city that guage barrier,” she said. dealerships, including is definitely growing and “There was not a way to Hingham and Westbor- has a very bright future support this group of busi- ough. for its business sector,” nesses.” He brought his 1953 said Martinez. “We are Today, the association Buick Skylark to this one. very happy to be home in has nearly 300 members. That car is one of a just this place, especially in Martinez said member- 1,690 specialty convert- downtown Lynn.” ship is not limited to ibles built that year. The group began a capi- Latinos and about 15 per- Michael Caras, 28, of tal campaign to help raise cent of the members are Saugus, said he enjoys funds to buy the office non-Latinos. participating in shows in December. Martinez “The association means as he displayed his 2008 thanked the community a lot to the city,” said Nissan 350Z. He said it and association members Basilio Encarnacion, one might be the fastest car who donated to the cam- of the nonprofits co-found- at the event. It has been paign and helped make ers and the owner of Rin- the purchase a reality. con Macorisano on Wash- customized and is valued PHOTO | BOB ROCHE at over $60,000, he added. Local attorney and ington Street. “It’s good Colleen Sanford, from Anita and Tim Cronin, of Stoneham, with their 1936 Ford Cabriolet at School Committee mem- for the community and all Lynn, showed her 2000 Herb Chambers “Cars and Coffee” event on Sunday. ber Jared Nicholson as- its businesses.” Corvette convertible at sisted on the legal side of The association’s mem- the transaction. bership is predominately the event. The red car always fun. I fell in love Co. because he can devote “All of my cars have been “It’s really exciting based in Lynn. But Mar- drew many admirers. with Corvettes when I was more time to his two pas- restored and I love show- stuff,” he said. “It shows tinez said that now that “This car is my weekend five and events like this sions: Corvettes and car ing them at events like they are here to stay and they are secure in a per- summer fun,” she said. are great way for serious shows. He is a member of a this,” he said. “Meeting are set up to be a real an- manent home, there will “I enjoy shows like this car lovers to get together.” Corvette Club in Middleton new people is great and I chor in the community.” be greater opportunities and the people I meet are Joseph Burke said he is and said he loves to talk get a kick out of talking The purchase was also to expand on the North wonderful. I have won enjoying his retirement about the 13 cars he owns. cars with the people who made possible through Shore. some trophies and that’s from the General Electric Six of them are Corvettes. stop by to look at mine.” loans from Lynn’s Com- Adam Swift can be munity Credit Union reached at aswift@item- Police tackle rise in gambling and the Economic Devel- live.com. An unconventional “slaphouses” in California Item correspondent By Amy Taxin gambling house where table featuring a vid- the fall of Saigon in 1975 ASSOCIATED PRESS betters plunked down eo game that gamblers and has since grown to CORRESPONDENT to resign. thousands in cash and play for money. The 200,000. “At that point, I dropped WESTMINSTER, Ca- From A1 stolen credit cards during game earned the homes For years, authorities out of local politics and got lif. — On a quiet subur- all-night binges fueled by the name “slaphouses” said, Vietnamese coffee- In 1999, Tennant faced involved in races in other ban California cul-de-sac drinking and drugs. as the sound of players houses featured machines an embarrassing incident parts of the world like El where neighbors hang Over the past three pounding their hands on rigged for poker, blackjack that would have destroyed Salvador, and Sierra Le- wind chimes and grow rose years, police in the large- the game controls can be and other games where most political operatives. bushes, one three-bed- one,” he said. ly Vietnamese area said heard outside. owners could flip a switch As CommonWealth mag- Today, his favorite pet room house stood out. they’ve found more than a “They don’t just go there and turn the screens back azine reported in a recent At night, dozens of cars projects include educating dozen of these homes run for an hour, they’ll be to run-of-the-mill video historical piece, “It was a parents on making their swarmed outside. Groups there for hours on end,” games when police walked by gangs. In some cas- story that was tailor-made kids play sports smarter of young women headed es, police were tipped off said Westminster police in the door. for a tabloid: A booze and safer to avoid concus- inside the fenced-off home by neighbors tired of the Sgt. Darin Upstill, adding Authorities said the cof- cruise on Boston Harbor sions. He has also focused dotted with security cam- noise and traffic; in oth- that the objective of the feehouses were drawing skippered by the head on how to reduce home- eras. The next morning, ers, they were led there game is to shoot out fire drug dealing, fraud and of Massport; a fun-lov- lessness and the suicide the street was littered after a fight landed one of and kill a dragon. “Now, gang activity along with ing crew of hangers-on, rate among veterans. Ten- with syringes. the gamblers in the hos- who is financing it is an- the gamblers. In 2011, po- including lobbyists and nant hopes to convince What looked like a typ- pital. other story. That’s what lice in the Orange Coun- a woman named Gidget, Trump to take on the ical single-family home in Inside the homes, play- we’re trying to figure out.” ty city of Garden Grove who struck a “Girls Gone a suburban neighborhood ers try their hand at vid- Gambling has long been raided more than a dozen Wild” pose for a photog- causes. on the edge of Orange eo poker or blackjack. popular in the Vietnamese coffeehouses, seizing 186 rapher as the boat pulled “Nearly 25 percent of County’s Little Saigon had But one of the biggest community that settled machines and $150,000 in into dock.” the homeless people in been turned into an illegal draws is a six-seater in Orange County after cash. At the end of the harbor America are men and tour, a female passenger women who served in the MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS lifted her shirt, eliciting military,” he said. “How is whoops and hollers from it possible that people who other passengers, the Bos- served our country … can courses that incorporate alcohol Long Beach and White Horse Beach UMass nursing grant addresses ton Herald wrote. They be exposed to this kind of and substance abuse disorders. are scheduled to reopen at 2 p.m. published a photo of the issue.” The College of Nursing’s Don- substance abuse, mental health Sunday. woman with her shirt For live updates from na Zucker says the program has Both beaches were evacuated raised, blacking out the the convention, follow @ AMHERST (AP) — The Univer- great potential to improve patient Saturday afternoon after a local section of the photo show- Stennant and @ItemLive. sity of Massachusetts-Amherst outcomes. lobsterman saw the shark about ing her breasts. The inci- Thomas Grillo can be nursing school has received a near- The project is one of only 12 sim- a half-mile off Manomet Point. No reached at tgrillo@item- ly $900,000 federal grant to help ilar programs in the nation funded dent caused a headache student nurses recognize and help injuries were reported. for Tennant and led Blute live.com by the U.S. Department of Health Harbormaster boats searched for patients suffering from substance and Human Services. abuse and mental illness. the shark Saturday evening but the The program is called SBIRT, fish was not located. which stands for screening, brief in- Beaches set to reopen after The boats were not out searching Need to find tervention and referral to treatment. great white shark sighting Sunday morning because of foggy It’s an approach for delivering weather but were expected to resume an article? early intervention and treatment to PLYMOUTH (AP) — Two beaches the search before the beaches reopen. people with or at-risk of developing are set to reopen after a great white Great whites have become com- alcohol or other substance abuse shark was spotted off the coast of mon off the coast of Massachusetts Subscribe to disorders. It will be integrated Plymouth. in recent summers, attracted by the this fall into existing psychiatric, The Plymouth harbormaster told seals, their favorite meal. Sightings e-edition on pediatric and community nursing The Boston Globe that Plymouth often prompt beach closings. A8 MONDAY, JULY 18, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS A Soirée in Swampscott Purchase of the Millennium

PHOTOS | PAULA MULLER Seen left, the Cirque de la Soirée benefit for the Swampscott Educational Foundation was held at Tedesco Country Club on Saturday evening. From left, Matt Wolfe, Tom and Lindsay Gainer. Seen right, from left, Darren and Andrea Braham talking with Preston Lemanski.

By Jessie Nocella to help supply grants for five schools between 2015- for possible targeted mon- FOR THE ITEM educational activities 2016. ey in the future. They let throughout the year in “We look for things to the school community Not many schools have Swampscott schools. This find that can generate its form their own ideas. an ultimate frisbee team, helps to provide more own income,” Myslinski “We wait for the grant but count Swampscott creative opportunities for said. requests to come to us,” High School as one that teachers and students to One grant for this past Myslinski said. does. think outside of the box, year was given to Swamp- The Summer Soirée has Nick Scibelli and Bran- according to organizers. scott High School’s (SHS) don Byrne received $250 increased its donations “We fund innovative art department. The art from $2,000 a few years to form a team that is de- RENDERING COURTESY OF MILLENNIUM PARTNERS programs that PTA and teachers had proposed to ago to about $10,000. Mys- signed for students who school budgets can’t cov- convert an unused part The Agganis family are among the first don’t make the school linski said the most suc- er,” said Tara Myslinski, of the school into a visual buyers of Millennium Tower, the 60-story, teams. The grant is one of cessful part of the night is Soirée Committee and arts gallery/digital photog- 442-unit residential skyscraper in Bos- more than $20,000 in cash the live auction. board member. raphy project. By the end ton’s Downtown Crossing. Gregory bought distributed by the Swamp- “It involves a huge com- Many previous ideas of the year students had unit 1006 for $1 million, Michael paid $1.3 scott Education Founda- funded by the foundation decorated the walls with mitment from the commu- million for unit 1005 and sister Madeline tion (SEF). have had positive bene- their masterpieces and nity,” she said. On Saturday, SEF held fits and grown from pilot created a display based on This year’s benefit bought unit 1008 for $1.75 million, accord- its third annual benefit, programs into long-last- different pictures of tree Cirque de la Soirée was ing to Suffolk Registry of Deeds data. The Cirque de la Soirée, at Te- ing programs, she said. bark called “Thick Skin”. circus themed and includ- $615 million tower, the tallest in Boston, desco Country Club. The SEF offers grants up to The board members pro- ed a photo booth, carnival was built by Millennium Partners at the nonprofit throws one big $10,000. SEF awarded vide generalized funding, games, live music, food, former Filene’s site. fundraiser each summer $20,224 in grants to all though Myslinski hopes cocktails and an auction. Amazon’s Jeff Bezos gets cameo in new ‘Star Trek’ film Swampscott overshadows LOS ANGELES (AP) — Amazon founder Jeff Bezos got to live out every Trekkie’s fantasy by playing an alien in the new “Star Trek” movie. Bezos is listed in the credits for “Star Trek Beyond,” the third installment of the rebooted sci-fi franchise. In inter- views Friday, producer J.J. Abrams Bezos and director Justin Lin confirmed his appearance in the movie. Lin said the billionaire CEO arrived with plentiful security for a day of filming and waited patiently for crews to shoot the single tracking shot that includes his character. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “He was awesome,” Lin said. “It was like a president In this Sept. 29, 2015 file photo, Trevor Noah was visiting, you know? He had a big entourage! But it appears during a taping of “The Daily Show didn’t matter because he was so into it. He had to wait with Trevor Noah” in New York. around all day because it was one day we were shoot- ing like three different scenes and, it was also credit to Trevor Noah emerging from Jeff because ... he just nailed it every time.” Bezos has spoken in interviews of his passion for Jon Stewart’s shadow “Star Trek” and said his childhood dreams of space led him to found his private space travel company, named NEW YORK (AP) — Maybe it’s time to forgive Trev- Blue Origin. or Noah for not being Jon Stewart. The new “Daily Show” host is finding his footing after a rough start replacing the man who made the broad- Corey Feldman celebrates life, cast essential. His comedy has grown sharper, he’s new double-CD as he turns 45 becoming more comfortable with his adopted country and he’s finding an audience of his own, even if smaller LOS ANGELES (AP) — Nothing is off the table in an than his predecessor’s. interview with Corey Feldman. “Some people are still going, ‘you’re not Jon Stewart,’” During a wide-ranging conversation over lunch at Noah said. “Some people are still grading me accordingly a San Fernando Valley deli, Feldman talks about his ... They’re doing the wrong thing. They’re grading me on movies, past marriages, his production company and PHOTO | BOB ROCHE something I’m not trying to do. Many of them have caught record label, his son, his home recording studio, the Swampscott reliever Dalton Juden, mim- on, some faster than others. All I can do is make the show group of beauties he calls Corey’s Angels, and his new icked by his shadow, delivers a pitch to for the people who wish to watch it.” double-album 10 years in the making. But most of all, the plate in the fifth inning of Friday’s In recent weeks, Noah mixed comedy and forceful he talks about gratitude. deciding game at Pine Hill against Pea- opinion by advocating for restrictions on gun access As Feldman turns 45 Saturday, he feels deeply grate- body West. Swampscott went on to win following the Orlando massacre, and said it’s possible ful for a contented life, and it shows. the game 10-7. to both support police and activists fighting against “I feel very grateful and very lucky to be alive still, to institutional racism. Praising House Democrats who have any kind of semblance of normal life,” he says. “I used C-SPAN and the Internet to spread news about am blessed to have a beautiful child, a beautiful home, their sit-in to support gun legislation, he said, “I ha- a beautiful girlfriend and a beautiful career... I don’t ven’t seen the young and old work that well together take any of it for granted.” since the first ‘Karate Kid.’” The former “Goonies” and “Lost Boys” child star says SEND US YOUR STUFF Following a story about criticism directed at Justin he still does at least one film a year, interspersing act- Timberlake for appropriating black culture, corre- ing with writing and recording music. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, spondent Roy Wood Jr. tried to “outblack” Noah by His latest project is the “Angelic 2 the Core album,” PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUB- noting he’d been born in Alabama, attended a black 22 tracks he wrote or co-wrote, save for a cover of university and worked in urban radio. John Lennon’s “Working Class Hero.” Feldman’s first MISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. “I’m from South Africa,” Noah replied, ending the full solo album since 2002’s “Former Child Actor” was argument. released June 22. WEATHER LOTTERY

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Eastern Mass. champs!

PHOTO | BOB ROCHE The Lynn 15-year-old Babe Ruth all-stars hold the Eastern Mass. championship banner. Front row, from left: Brett Bucklin, Luke Boiselle, Kevin Durant, Danny Lilja, Zach Elwell. Back row, from left: coaches Sean Leydon and Leon Elwell, A.J.Luciano, Erick Ubei, James Wilkins, Aedan Ley- don, Christian Burt, Dayshon Anderson, Matt Gissono, Anthony Nikolakakis, David Barnard, Mike Leavitt and coach Ryan Boiselle. Story on B2.

Lynn falls in softball states By Steve Krause England regionals. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR For Lynn, “it was just a case of them being a WOBURN — It was much better team,” said all or nothing for North manager Chad Wilkins. Shore Little League soft- “There’s really not much ball teams Saturday at to say beyond that. We Gonsalves Field in the just couldn’t hit their state tournaments for Lynn eld’s Olivia the juniors and seniors. pitcher. “We still played well,” Skelley, left, shown Lynn’s junior team, here with doubles comprised of 13- and Wilkins said. “It wasn’t partner Katie Nu- 14-year-olds, were swept as if we made a lot of gent, made the by Charlton-Webster, errors. They just hit the 13-4 and 11-1 in ve in- ball.” Cape Ann League nings. Wilkins said in the rst All-Star team four However, Peabody’s 15- game, “all our runs came straight years. and 16-year-old senior on walks and errors.” PHOTO | ANN MARIE TOBIN team turned the tables Charlton-Webster got on Charlton-Webster, off to a blistering start sweeping its way to the in the second game too, state title by scores of scoring three runs in 8-1 and 4-0. each of the rst two in- Lynn eld’s Skelley is a true ace Both were best-of-three nings to take a 6-0 lead. In the rst inning, series. Peabody will go By Anne Marie Tobin ever to be named to the so her ability to be suc- would go in the slot above onto play in Worcester FOR THE ITEM Cape Ann League All-Star cessful with four different the player I beat, but if I this weekend in the New SOFTBALL, B3 team four straight years. partners is an outstanding lost, I would go to No. 27, LYNNFIELD — Appear- More impressive than achievement, truly off the the last spot.” ances can be deceiving. being a four-time CAL all- charts.” What happened next Such is the case with Oliv- star is the fact that Skel- As a freshman, Skelley ia Skelley, one of the most was a mere glimpse of ley accomplished it with wasted no time establish- decorated players in the what was yet to come at history of the Lynn eld four different doubles ing that she was a player Lynn eld High. girls tennis program. partners. to be reckoned with. “I knew how hard work- Skelley looks every bit “To the best of my Due to a pre-existing ing your way up the lad- like a nice, happy-go- knowledge we have nev- family commitment, she der is, so I challenged the lucky teenager, sporting a er had a player making missed the challenge No. 1 player, Tori Lunblad, friendly smile 24/7. four straight all-star matches at tryouts, but and I beat her 6-0,” Skelley In reality, she is one of teams,” Lynn eld coach Stone gave her a shot any- said. “I knew I was ready the most competitive — Craig Stone said. “It’s a way. for varsity, then I beat the and con dent — athletes testament not only to her “He told me that I could “Slogans” (Sloan and Lo- you will ever meet. strokes, but to her per- challenge any one of the gan Colby-Nunziato), who Skelley made Lynn eld sonality, sportsmanship 26 people on the junior were second doubles at history this spring, becom- and demeanor. Doubles is varsity ladder,” Skelley ing the rst female player a totally different animal, said. “He said if I won, I SKELLEY, B2 Connery American Legion splits weekend By Steve Krause Andover was able to score PHOTO | BOB ROCHE ITEM SPORTS EDITOR all three of its runs. “We didn’t play badly,” Lynn rst baseman Amanda Wilkins makes The Connery Post 6 Amer- said Doug Mullins, in his a nice backhand catch for a putout against ican Legion baseball team second year as manager made it through the rst Charlton. of Connery. “A few ground weekend of the District 8 balls got through, and they playoffs, splitting games (North Andover) had one hit against North Andover, that was kind of a one-hop- a 3-0 loss, and defeating per to center. Navs’ offense ring Haverhill, 4-0. Both games were at “But we couldn’t get our on all cylinders Haverhill Stadium. bats going,” Mullins said. Sunday, Matt Stanley was “That’s baseball. We’re in a very economical in his com- wood-bat league now, and The North Shore Nav- Knights, 12-8. plete-game victory, throw- runs are hard to come by.” igators bounced back The Navs exploded for ing only 66 pitches. Andre Connery was 10-8 during from a tough loss Friday ve runs in the fourth, Gaudet’s triple resulted in the regular season, and n- with two wins this week- down 4-1. A leadoff dou- one run, and Ryan Turenne ished fourth in a 13-team end. ble by MacDaniel Single- and Briston Maynard also District 8 league. The top The Navs put together ton (Salem State) start- knocked in runs. eight teams make the play- another stellar offensive ed the frame, and he Saturday, Kenny Sanchez offs, which is a double-elim- performance on Sunday came around to score on also had a complete game, ination format. The winner night in front of over an Alex Brickman (Siena and save for the fourth in- of this round of the playoffs 800 fans and their ca- College) single. The Nav- ning, he was virtually un- will compete with the victors ITEM FILE PHOTO nine companions during igators loaded the bases, hittable. However, in that in the seven other districts English’s Kenny Sanchez was a tough-luck “Bark In The Park” day and with one out, fourth inning, he gave up throughout Massachusetts loser for Connery Saturday, pitching a com- at Fraser Field, top- ve hits, including four con- plete game. ping the Nashua Silver NAVS, B2 secutive singles, and North CONNERY, B3 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 18, 2016 Price, Red Sox can’t complete sweep

NEW YORK (AP) — Ma- No. 9 batter Austin Ro- (a) game that we've had in sahiro Tanaka outpitched mine and Jacoby Ellsbury July in a long time." David Price in their first each added a run-scor- New York (45-46) re- matchup to win his fourth ing single with two outs sponded with excellent straight decision, and the off Price, who gave up 11 pitching and a handful of New York Yankees ended hits in 5 2/3 innings as timely hits. Boston's six-game win- the Yankees prevented a Price (9-7) had only ning streak Sunday night three-game sweep. one strikeout following with a 3-1 victory over the Following his team's loss Red Sox. on Saturday, manager Joe three consecutive outings Starlin Castro keyed Girardi said the Yankees with 10. Dustin Pedroia New York's three-run needed to turn things homered early for Bos- fourth inning with an RBI around immediately ton, which remained two double that scored Didi and called Sunday night games behind first-place Gregorius from first base. "probably as important Baltimore in the AL East.

PHOTO | BOB ROCHE James Wilkins, left, and Christian Burt flank catcher Zach Elwell as they leave the field at BC High as Eastern Mass. champions. Lynn Babe Ruth wins EMass title

BABE RUTH to make it 3-0, Lynn. That erything, and I know this From A1 run ended Whistler’s time team can figure out a way on the mound, he gave way to get runs, and they did tournament, Medford to Mike O’Brien in the top today. It’s amazing, fan- blanked Lynn, 4-0. of the fifth. tastic, to bring a champi- Lynn threatened in the Lynn broke the game onship home to Lynn.” top of the first, but could open with three runs in Lynn manager, Leon El- not score off Medford start- the top of the sixth off of well, said that his team er Jake Whistler. Aedan O’Brien. Anthony Niko- figures out a way to win, a Leydon singled and Burt lakakis led off with a triple way to win, and they get it doubled, but they were PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and came home on a single done. stranded when Whistler by Bucklin. James Wilkins “That’s how we play, we David Price allowed three runs on 11 hits in his 5 2/3 innings of work for retired David Barnard and walked, putting Lynn run- figure out a way, we put in Red Sox Sunday night. A. J. Luciano. ners on first and second, Whistler wouldn’t be so and then he and Bucklin a few plays and we were fortunate later. moved up on a passed ball. successful, we like to put Medford made Burt Bucklin made it 5-0 when the pressure on them, Skelley leaves mark on Pioneers sweat in the bottom of the he came home on a wild force the other team to first, knocking out three pitch, and Wilkins scored stop us and we did that SKELLEY great coach. We all hope hits. Lynn caught a break the final Lynn run on a tonight, we got six runs, Christian (Burt) was fan- From B1 he sticks around for a long when Whistler tried to Burt groundout. time.” stretch a single into a dou- Medford was down 6-0 tastic and we won it,” El- the time and eventually In 2015, Skelley had a ble and was tagged out at when Fargo tripled lead- well said. jumped over them to first breakout year with yet second by Leydon. Burt ing off in the bottom of Elwell said it was a doubles with Emily Shea.” another new partner, fanned Jack Fargo with the sixth. Burt threw the great team win and that While Lynnfield girls sophomore Nevils. They two on to keep it scoreless leather as well as he threw he’s looking forward to the tennis traditionally is were undefeated at 20-0 after one full. the baseball, snaring a lin- next round of games at loaded with players who with Skelley finishing The runs started coming er off the bat of Brendon Fraser Field, playing for a play competitively year 23-1 overall, again earn- in the top of the third for Kelley and firing the ball state championship. round, Skelley had virtu- ing all-star honors. In the Lynn. Burt singled and to Dayshon Anderson at “They’re a great team ally no formal experience state semifinals against Barnard reached on a third, doubling up Fargo over there, but we’re a before arriving at the high Martha’s Vineyard, Skel- fielder’s choice off Whis- before he could make a great team too, and we’re school. She picked up the ley and Nevils won their tler. With Burt on third move to get back to third. looking forward to playing game at age five or six, she match 7-5, 6-3 to stake and Barnard on first, O’Brien came home on a at our place (Fraser) next said, adding that she took Lynnfield to a 2-0 lead. Lynn executed a delayed Fargo single with two outs week,” Elwell said. steal to perfection with in the bottom of the sixth, summer lessons on a peri- Unfortunately, the Vine- Medford manager Danny Burt sliding home safe- but Burt came right back odic basis while on fami- yarders swept the singles Kelly said his team left too ly. Barnard trotted home and retired Gino DeSim- ly vacations in Sunapee, matches to win a narrow many runners on base and N.H. She also participated 3-2 decision, thereby de- when Medford threw An- one, and the Lynn celebra- derson’s grounder away at tion began. Burt said his that was the difference. in the middle school’s af- nying Lynnfield’s (20-1) “Credit to Lynn, they ter school program, con- it was 2-0. team never gets too high bid for a second straight did a good job, we threat- ducted by Stone. Lynn pushed a single or too low, they just play state championship and ened, but never broke “I knew she was a play- second straight undefeat- run across in the fourth. good baseball. through against that kid er and could be an impact ed season. Brett Bucklin doubled and “Really, I just let the bat- (Burt),” Kelly said. “We’re player and was confident Her senior year, Skelley went to third on a sacri- ters hit the ball, I know 1-1 against them, we’ll see she would do well, but I teamed with junior Camie fice bunt by Kevin Du- my guys will get the outs, didn’t know how much Foley and posted a record rant. Danny Lilja squared make the plays, they’ve them again up in Lynn, of an impact she would of 16-1 (20-1 overall). Olivia Skelley to bunt and the suicide been doing that all year these are always great make,” Stone said. “It can The duo’s only loss of squeeze worked to perfec- behind me,” Burt said. “My games when these two take forever to move up the season (regular and ment and advanced to tion, with Bucklin scoring fielders behind me did ev- teams play.” the ladder, but she worked postseason dual match- the semifinals of the Mas- her way into the lineup es) came in the rematch sachusetts Youth Soccer and ended up playing with of last year’s match with Association Tournament Navs bounce back, sweep weekend Emily. She proved herself Martha’s Vineyard in the of Champions (MTOC) at throughout the season state semifinals. Lancaster last month. and into the tournament.” “They were just a better “It was great to have NAVS Saturday, the Naviga- one more time in the bot- Skelley finished her fresh- team that we were,” Skel- one last season together From B1 tors mounted a five-run tom of the eighth inning, man year with an overall ley said. “We didn’t play and get back to the state comeback to defeat the grabbing a couple of in- record of 9-3, earning all- our best, but even if we tournament again,” Skel- Jordan Roper (Marist Col- Seacoast Mavericks, 8-6. surance runs. Christian league honors with Shea had, they were still a bet- ley said. “Most of us have lege) came up huge with Seacoast pitching held Cabrera (Broward CC) and helping the Pioneers to ter team, much stronger been playing youth since a double that brought the Navigators in check singled home Singleton, the Division 3 North semi- than the team we played we were really young. We in three runs. He later through the first five in- and pinch runner R.J. finals, where they were up- last year because one all wanted to win Pingree came around on a Mike nings, but the Navs finally Warnock (Ave Maria Uni- ended by Weston 4-1, which of their singles players more for our coaches (Brian D’Acunti (Southeastern broke through in the sixth, versity) scored on a single University) single, giving went on to win the state dropped down to play first Hauser, Bruce Weaver and when they were down by by Mack Nathanson (Wof- the Navigators a 6-4 lead. five runs. championship. doubles.” Don DelNegro,) who have ford College), giving the Nashua responded with Joey Pena (St. Thom- Sophomore year was Skelley finished her high helped us learn the game.” Navs an 8-5 lead. four runs in the fifth, but as Aquinas) and Jordan a special one, capped by school career, 59-6. Her Skelley’s most lasting On the mound, the Nav- contribution to the high the Navigators reclaimed Roper (Marist College) Lynnfield’s first stateoverall record of 71-10 igators got a great ef- school occurred junior the lead in the home half reached ahead of South- championship since 1999 places her ninth all-time fort out of reliever Alex and fifth overall. The Pi- year when she started the of the inning. eastern’s Mike D’Acunti, in career wins, a feat she Brickman (Siena College). oneers ran the table with attributes to her ability to SuperFan Club. Nick DiBenedetto (Trin- who cut the Mavericks’ Brickman relieved Navs a record of 21-0, their first play a consistent brand of “Lexie Yannone and I ity College) and Single- lead to 5-2 with a two-run starter Evan Glew (North- undefeated season since tennis. designed the Superfan tee ton both reached on sin- triple. the 1998 and 1999 when “I think that being consis- shirts that we all wear at gles to start the inning, Triples were contagious ern Essex CC) in the the Pioneers capped a tent is why I’ve been able football games,” she said. and Brickman came up in the sixth, as Colby Mai- fourth, and worked four three year run of state to play with anybody and “We thought with the new big again, doubling home ola (UMass Lowell) and innings allowing a run on championships. Skelley have success,” she said. turf field we desperately DiBenedetto. He and Sin- Nick DiBenedetto (Trinity two hits. He struck out and new partner, senior “That and good chemis- wanted to find a way to gleton scored on a sin- College) hit them back-to- four and earned the win. captain Danielle Soden, try. We have so many great build school spirit, and gle by Christian Cabrera back, with Maiola driving The Navigators will re- were 14-3 together, while girls on all the teams I’ve what better way to unify (Broward CC), and the in D’Acunti and DiBene- turn to action at Fraser Skelley was 19-4 overall been on, so that definite- our school and raise mon- Navs pulled ahead, 9-8. detto driving in Maiola to Field on Monday, July and earned her second ly makes it easier to get ey for LAA. Brickman went 2-for-5 get the Navs back within 18 when they host the straight CAL all-star nod. along. With high school in the with two RBI and three a run. Worcester Bravehearts. In the state final against “While it’s a great hon- rear view mirror, Skelley runs scored. The next batter, Salem First pitch is scheduled for Notre Dame (Worcester), or to be in the top-10, the is looking forward to the The Navigators scored State’s MacDaniel Single- 7:00 p.m. Skelley and Soden se- highlight of my tennis fall, where she will study some insurance runs in ton, reached on a fielder’s Quinn DiPasquale (Ste- the seventh. Mack Na- cured the second point of career was definitely win- food marketing at St. Jo- choice that scored DiBen- vens Institute) came in seph’s University in Phil- thanson (Wofford College) edetto to knot the score at the match with a 6-2, 6-2 ning the state champion- to close out the game, go- adelphia. singled home a run and five.. win at first doubles. ship,” she said. ing an inning and a third. “Sarah (Mezini) won the “I hope to be able to play later scored on a wild The final run of the in- In addition to tennis, He did surrender his first first point, Danielle and I Skelley also played four club soccer, but I have to pitch. The final run came ning scored on an error earned run as a Navigator, got the second point, then years of soccer, the final try out first,” she said. when Roper hit home Ben by the pitcher. With men Katie Nevils clinched it year on varsity. “I’m really excited to get Kennedy (Texas). Roper on first and second, Mav- but was credited with the for us,” Skelley said. “It This spring she juggled on with the next chapter went 3-for-5 with a run ericks pitcher Matt Gill save. was so exciting, not just tennis and soccer and got in my life and meet new and four RBI. fired a pickoff attempt to The Navigators will re- for us, but because we to enjoy one final season people and hopefully be On the mound, the Nav- first base, but nobody was turn to action at Fraser wanted to win it for Coach with her Pioneer team- able to travel, depending igators got a strong relief covering. Singleton came Field on Monday, July Stone. We knew that this mates on a U18 team in on the requirements of my performance out of Jake around to score and gave 18 when they host the was our chance, so to win the Essex County Youth major. I love the thought Dexter (Southern Maine). the Navigators their first Worcester Bravehearts. it for him was extra spe- Soccer Association. They of being in a new city with He worked four innings lead. First pitch is scheduled for cial because he is such a won the Pingree tourna- a new culture.” and allowed just one hit. The Navs offense struck 7:00 p.m. MONDAY, JULY 18, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE SPORTS BRIEFS NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS TONIGHT (Not including last night’s games) Youth summer Tonight Tuesday Wednesday WEST American Legion Baseball W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Senior Playoffs Worcester 26 11 .703 — 2L 7-3 At Breed Middle School track series vs. Worcester vs. Pittsfield Off Bristol 17 20 .459 9 1L 4-6 Connery vs. M’head-S’scott, (TBA) Bravehearts (7) Suns (7) The Lynn Parks and Rec- Pittsfield 14 21 .400 11 1W 2-8 WEDNESDAY reation Department’s youth Torrington 14 22 .389 11½ 1W 3-7 Little League Baseball Wachusett 14 22 .389 11½ 1L 5-5 State Sectional Playoff summer evening track meets will be held at the EAST At Harry Ball Field, Beverly Friday Swampscott vs. Beverly (5:30) Manning Field in Lynn, run- Thursday W L Pct. GB Streak L10 THURSDAY ning every Monday evening Seacoast 24 13 .649 — 2L 6-4 at Martha’s Nashua 23 13 .639 ½ 3W 6-4 Little League Baseball through August 15. The vs. Brockton Navigators 18 20 .474 6½ 1W 6-4 State Sectional Playoff meets begin at 6:30 p.m. Rox (7) Vineyard At Harry Ball Field, Beverly Sharks (7) Brockton 17 21 .447 7½ 2W 5-5 Swampscott vs. Woburn (7:30) There is no entry fee. M Vineyard 16 20 .444 7½ 1W 5-5 FRIDAY Among the events will the Little League Baseball 30-meter dash for children 3 State Sectional Playoff years old and younger. Six At Harry Ball Field, Beverly longer races will be held for Swampscott vs. District 14 winner (5:30) those in high school and Babe Ruth Baseball younger. There will also be a New England Regionals standing long jump and soft- At Fraser Field, Lynn ball throw. Lynn vs. Pittsfield (7) Children from all commu- SATURDAY Babe Ruth Baseball nities are invited. To register New England Regionals or to find out more, visit At Fraser Field, Lynn www.lwrun.org. Lynn vs. Medford (7) SUNDAY Babe Ruth Baseball Junior golf clinic New England Regionals Lynn Parks and Recre- At Fraser Field, Lynn Lynn vs. NH/Maine (7) ation is holding a four-week junior golf clinic at Gannon Golf Course. The clinic runs TV/RADIO on Mondays, from July 11-August 1, from 8-9 a.m. TV There is no cost, no registra- MLB: NY Mets at Chicago tion required, and no age Cubs, ESPN, 7:05 p.m. limit. NBA: Summer League cham- pionship, ESPN2, 9 p.m. Lynn pee wee Cycling: Tour de France basketball clinic (Stage 16), NBCSN, 8 a.m. Lynn Parks and Recre- ation is holding a pee wee TODAY IN SPORTS basketball clinic for kids ages 6-11, Mondays, July 18 Wednesdays and Saturdays 1896 — James Foulis wins the U.S. from July 5-July 30 at Flax PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Men’s Open golf championship at Pond Playground in Lynn. Henrik Stenson of Sweden plays his tee shot from the 12th during the British Open. Shinnecock Hills, Southampton, N.Y. Mondays and Wednesdays, 1927 — Ty Cobb of the Philadelphia Athletics doubles off the glove of the clinic runs from 6-7:30 Harry Heilmann for his 4,000th hit. p.m., and Saturdays, runs 1951 — Jersey Joe Walcott, at 37, from 9:30-11 a.m. The cost is becomes the oldest fighter to win Stenson outduels Mickelson, $15. the world heavyweight title with a seventh-round knockout of Ezzard Charles at Forbes Field in Pitts- Speed and agility burgh. claims British Open victory 1970 — San Francisco’s Willie Mays training sessions gets career hit number 3,000 off Montreal’s Mike Wegener in the sec- St. Mary’s soccer coach TROON, Scotland (AP) gave him an 8-under 63 to Stenson won by three it was the best golf he ever ond inning. — Henrik Stenson kept Mike D’Agostino will be match Johnny Miller for shots over Mickelson, a played without winning. 1975 — The trial of Dave Forbes, the hitting the best shots of the lowest closing round runner-up for the 11th "You know he's not going first pro athlete to be indicted for a holding speed and agility his life, one after another, by a major champion. time in a major, but never to back down and he's going crime committed during play, ends in training sessions for boys because there was no oth- a hung jury. Forbes, of the Boston and girls this summer, every Stenson finished atlike this. to try to make birdies on ev- Bruins, was indicted for excessive er way to beat Phil Mickel- 20-under 264, the lowest Lefty played bogey-free ery hole," Stenson said. "So force used on an opponent. Forbes’ Tuesday and Thursday from son in a British Open duel July 5-August 18 from 4 72-hole score ever in a ma- for a 65 and posted a score I just tried to do the same, victim was Henry Boucha in a game that ranked among the and just delighted to come on Jan. 4 against the North Stars at p.m.-5:15 p.m. at Frey Park best in golf. jor. He tied Jason Day's re- (267) that would have won Minnesota. The prosecution decides in Lynn. The cost is $150 per cord for lowest under par all but two Opens over out on top and managed to not to seek a retrial. Stenson only cared athlete, which includes a set last year at the PGA more than a century. win this trophy." 1987 — New York’s Don Mattingly about that silver claret This was heavyweight free t-shirt. For more infor- Championship. "A 65 in the final round of a ties Dale Long’s 31-year-old major jug. He wound up with so material, reminiscent league record when he homers for Records didn't matter. major is usually good enough mation or to sign up, contact much more Sunday. of the "Duel in the Sun" the eighth consecutive game in the This was about winning to win," Mickelson said. Mike D’Agostino at mike. His final stroke of this just down the Ayrshire Yankees’ 7-2 loss to the Texas his first major. Not this time. Rangers. [email protected] major masterpiece was a coastline at Turnberry in 1993 — Greg Norman shoots a 64 or 617-610-4849. 20-foot birdie putt on the "I didn't know until they Stenson held the clar- 1977, when Tom Watson on the final day to set a record with 18th hole at Royal Troon told me in the recorder's et jug and told Mickelson and Jack Nicklaus battled a 13-under 267 and wins the British that tumbled into the hut," Stenson said when at the closing ceremony, Open. Norman wins by two strokes Youth tennis clinic right down to the final over defending champion Nick Faldo. cup on the last turn. His asked if he knew that last "Thank you very much for a hole, and no one else was 1995 — Britain’s Jonathan Edwards Lynn Parks and Recre- 10th birdie of the round putt was for 63. great fight." Mickelson said closer than 10 shots. breaks the 10-year-old world triple ation will be holding a youth jump record, leaping 59 feet in the tennis clinic on Mondays, Salamanca Provincial meet. Edwards Tuesdays and Wednesdays tops the previous mark of 58-11½ Lynn falls, Peabody prevails in softball states set in 1985 by Willie Banks of the from July 5-July 27 at the United States. Breed Complex in Lynn. SOFTBALL Little League existence. 1996 — Shaquille O’Neal signs a For kids ages eight and “Our defense was there. seven-year, $121 million contract under, the clinic will run From B1 with the Los Angeles Lakers. The We made some nice plays from 5 p.m.-6 p.m., the ages Lakers’ ticket price for the cheapest Charlton-Webster got in the field, especially in seats is increased from $9.50 to 9-11 group will run from 6 three hits, one of them the second game. But they $21. p.m.-7 p.m., and ages 12 and being a two-run single by 1999 — Jean Van de Velde’s triple older will run from 7 p.m.-8 (Charlton-Webster) were bogey on the 72nd hole sets the Olivia Sokawski. In the p.m. just too much.” stage for Paul Lawrie to become the second, Keely Scotin, Car- For Peabody, Mallory first Scotsman to win the British ly Fagan and Sokawski LeBlanc pitched, and won, Open in his native land since Tommy had RBI hits. Armour in 1931. Lawrie, 10 strokes Lynn basketball Lynn got its only run in both ends of the double- behind when the final round began, header. In the first game, wins the four-hole playoff over Van clinic the top of the fourth when she allowed only four hits de Velde and Justin Leonard, making Lynn Parks and Recre- Keira Edmonds walked birdies on the last two holes to com- and struck out nine, and ation is holding a basketball and Jenna Tobin blasted plete the biggest comeback in a the run was unearned. major. clinic for kids ages 10 and a triple to knock her in. In the second, she struck 1999 — David Cone dazzles the older, Monday through However, that was it. And Montreal Expos, throwing the 14th Thursday, July 5-July 28 at Lynn never had a base- out five and allowed five perfect game in modern history to runner after that. hits. lead the New York Yankees to a 6-0 Gallagher Playground in victory. Lynn from 3-5 p.m. Four hits and a walk Amanda Crawford had produced four more runs a double, three walks, and for Charlton-Webster in RBI and scored three runs MLB the bottom of the fourth, in the first game. Kristi- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE making the score 10-1 go- na Rossignoll and Kelsie East Division East Division ing into the fifth. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Blake had two RBI apiece. Baltimore 53 37 .589 — Washington 56 37 .602 — Lynn was retired in or- In the second game, Boston 51 39 .567 2 New York 49 42 .538 6 der, and Charlton-Web- Sydney Lowry, Blake and Toronto 52 42 .553 3 Miami 49 42 .538 6 ster, looking to push the New York 45 46 .495 8½ Philadelphia 43 50 .462 13 Jayme Callum knocked in Tampa Bay 35 56 .385 18½ Atlanta 32 60 .348 23½ run across to invoke the runs for Peabody. Alyssa Central Division Central Division 10-run rule, called on W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Alperen scored two runs. leadoff hitter Anna Bagley Cleveland 54 37 .593 — Chicago 55 36 .604 — Defense was solid in Detroit 48 44 .522 6½ St. Louis 47 44 .516 8 to bunt her way on. Bagley Kansas City 46 45 .505 8 Pittsburgh 47 45 .511 8½ both games, with Blake, Chicago 45 46 .495 9 Milwaukee 39 51 .433 15½ then stole second and was Minnesota 33 58 .363 21 Cincinnati 34 58 .370 21½ bunted to third by Kelly Alycia Gillen, Lexie Zam- West Division West Division Cornoyer. Scotin’s sacrifice mer, and Rosignoll mak- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Texas 55 38 .591 — San Francisco 57 36 .613 — fly to right score Bagley ing good catches in the Houston 50 42 .543 4½ Los Angeles 52 42 .553 5½ PHOTO | BOB ROCHE and ended the game. outfield while Alperen, Seattle 46 46 .500 8½ Colorado 42 49 .462 14 “The girls battled,” said Caroline Kukas, Jenna Los Angeles 40 52 .435 14½ San Diego 41 51 .446 15½ Lynn’s Jenna Tobin connects for a base hit Oakland 40 52 .435 14½ Arizona 40 53 .430 17 Wilkins, who directed the DeLisi and Lowry stood against Charlton. team in its first year of out in the infield. Sunday’s Games Chicago White Sox (Quintana 7-8) at Seat- Detroit 4, Kansas City 2 tle (LeBlanc 1-0), 10:10 p.m. Tampa Bay 5, Baltimore 2 Miami (Fernandez 11-4) at Philadelphia Cleveland 6, Minnesota 1 (Nola 5-8), 7:05 p.m. Texas 4, Chicago Cubs 1 Connery American Legion splits weekend N.Y. Mets (Matz 7-5) at Chicago Cubs L.A. Angels 8, Chicago White Sox 1 Toronto 5, Oakland 3 (Lester 9-4), 7:05 p.m. Houston 8, Seattle 1 Atlanta (Wisler 4-8) at Cincinnati (Finneg- CONNERY Middle School. and outfielder Jackson Allard. N.Y. Yankees 3, Boston 1 an 4-7), 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati 1, Milwaukee 0 San Diego (Friedrich 4-5) at St. Louis From B1 Connery is the only legion team in Other pitchers, all of whom should Atlanta 1, Colorado 0 (Leake 6-7), 8:15 p.m. Lynn, which means its roster is com- see action in the playoffs are George N.Y. Mets 5, Philadelphia 0 Tuesday’s Games for the state championship. prised of players from all the city’s Pittsburgh 2, Washington 1 (18 inn.) Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Dimis and Tom Cash, who was a Miami 6, St. Louis 3 Minnesota at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Being in the loser’s bracket right high schools. That includes players Arizona 6, L.A. Dodgers 5 San Francisco at Boston, 7:10 p.m. swingman for the Sixers in that he San Diego 5, San Francisco 3 away, said Mullins, makes it diffi- from St. Mary’s who are not Lynn Monday’s Games Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. cult “because between Saturday and residents, such as Donnie Weisse, played both at the U-17 level and in Baltimore (Gausman 1-6) at N.Y. Yankees Tampa Bay at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. (Nova 6-5), 7:05 p.m. Toronto at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Wednesday, we’re playing every day.” who is from Swampscott. the seniors. Mullins hasn’t made his Minnesota (Nolasco 4-7) at Detroit (Boyd Houston at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Mullins has already used his two “He’s our center fielder, but he can mind up yet about which pitcher he 0-2), 7:10 p.m. Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. top pitchers — Sanchez and Stanley also play a lot of other positions. He Cleveland (Kluber 9-8) at Kansas City Chicago White Sox at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. will use tonight. (Volquez 8-8), 8:15 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Washington, 7:05 p.m. — and will have to come up with one does a little bit of everything.” Tampa Bay (Smyly 2-10) at Colorado “I enjoy coaching these kids,” said Miami at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. tonight when the Sixers are back in Others on the roster include (Anderson 1-3), 8:40 p.m. Mullins, who is only 29-years-old Houston (Keuchel 6-9) at Oakland Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. action against Swampscott-Marble- Gaudet, who was Classical’s first (Manaea 3-5), 10:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Chicago Cubs, 7:05 p.m. himself. “They have good attitudes, Texas (Griffin 3-1) at L.A. Angels (Tropea- Atlanta at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. head (which won, 6-4, over Andover baseman this season, Brandon no 3-2), 10:05 p.m. San Diego at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. in a losers bracket game) at Breed Devin, another Classical alumnus; and they’re good kids. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 18, 2016 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, JULY 18, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Summer temperatures turn closed cars into deadly ovens Weird shapes may play in no-trump DEAR ABBY: With the Mass feeling like we’ve Laurence J. Peter was a al values. South, with stop- summer here, many fami- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van failed as Christian par- Canadian educator and “hier- pers in the unbid heart suit, lies will do at least some Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, ents. The result is that archiologist” who said “Real, was right to bid two no-trump, traveling, which involves and was founded by her mother, neither my husband nor I constructive mental power lies despite how weird that looked spending significant has felt fully present at a Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at in the creative thought that with his void. North could not amounts of time in the Mass in months. Do you shapes your destiny, and your have four hearts, because she family car or truck. I’d like DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los have any suggestions for would have rebid two hearts, to remind your readers hour-by-hour mental conduct Angeles, CA 90069. how to reconcile this is- not two diamonds. that it is now illegal in sue? produces power for change in your life. Develop a train of In three no-trump, South many states to leave a tragedies of this kind. As parked in the shade. MISSING MASS thought on which to ride.” started with seven top tricks: child, a disabled person or the National Weather Ser- In bridge, the shape of a two hearts and five diamonds. a pet unattended in a ve- vice says, “Look Before DEAR ABBY: My fami- hicle for ANY length of DEAR MISSING MASS: hand has a big influence, in He led the club king at trick You Lock,” and “Beat the ly recently moved to a new From where I sit, you’re not time. The reason is that particular during the auction. two, intent on establishing two Heat — Check the Back state and was blessed to only being overly hard on temperatures inside a ve- Seat!” find a wonderful new With a distributional hand, we winners there. East played low, hicle — especially with yourselves as parents, but church to attend near our also your small child. bid our long suits; in contrast, so South continued with the the windows rolled up — TOM THE STORM home. There’s only one Please discuss this with balanced hands aim toward club queen. When East took can rise to dangerous, SPOTTER drawback. We have a no-trump — but not always. that trick, he had no good even deadly, levels very the priest at your new young toddler, so we sit in What do you think of the bid- play. Eventually, South won 10 quickly. DEAR TOM: I’m pleased church. Allowing your the cry room during Mass. child to be a child isn’t ding in this deal? Also, how tricks. Tests by the National to help you bring this in- At our previous church, “bad Christian parenting.” should South plan the play Weather Service have formation to the attention the cry room was a place Few toddlers have a long shown that when it’s 80 of my readers. I was for us to practice church in three no-trump after West degrees F outside, the in- shocked when I read a re- etiquette with our son so enough attention span to leads the heart nine: two, terior of a vehicle with the port by the National High- that we could someday sit sit through Mass. The cry six, jack? How would six dia- windows rolled up, or just way Traffic Safety Admin- with the rest of the congre- room is designed to be like monds by North get on? cracked open, can reach istration stating that an gation without disturbing a playground so the chil- I like the auction, although 123 degrees within 60 average of 38 children the Mass. dren will learn to enjoy six diamonds isn’t bad. (Here, minutes! Such tempera- have died in hot cars each The culture at this going there every Sunday with double-dummy play, East and want to keep coming tures can induce heat ex- year since 1998. More than church is different; the cry has to lead a trump to defeat 70 percent of those deaths back until they’re old haustion, or worse, heat room seems more like a the slam. But if the black-suit stroke, within a very short were children younger enough for Sunday school. playroom. Seeing all the aces were exchanged, seven time, and quickly kill a than 2 years of age. How other children running And that’s a GOOD thing. child, a pet or a disabled tragic! And readers, not around makes keeping my P.S. A way for you and diamonds would be mak- person. parking in direct sunlight toddler sitting in the pew your husband to focus on able.) Abby, I urge you in the won’t make the car signifi- nearly impossible (think the Mass each Sunday North’s two-diamond rebid strongest terms to help cantly cooler. Heat stroke major meltdowns). If we would be to alternate tak- was forcing one round, prom- spread this vital warning deaths have occurred even allow him to play with the ing your child to the cry ising at least game-invitation- and prevent needless when the vehicle was other children, we spend room.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT given by Ronald Steenbruggen to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Docket No. ES16P0001EA Docket No. ES15P2698EA as nominee for Mortgage Lenders of America, LLC, its successors and assigns, INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE CITATION ON PETITION FOR dated January 31, 2012 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Estate of: Karen A. Friberg ORDER TO RENDER Registry of Deeds at Book 31052, Page 138 subsequently assigned to Wells Fargo Date of Death: November 30, 2015 Essex Probate and Family Court Bank, N.A. by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Essex Division 45 Congress Street Mortgage Lenders of America, LLC, its successors and assigns by assignment To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Salem, MA 01970 recorded in said Registry of Deeds at Book 33559, Page 339; of which Mortgage Petitioner Charles R. George of Lynn MA (978)744-1020 the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Estate of: and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM Charles R. George of Lynn MA Lydia S Protz on August 1, 2016 at 378 Walnut Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Date of Death: 01/04/2015 described in said Mortgage, to wit: serve without surety on the bond. To all interested persons: The land together with the buildings thereon, being shown as Lot A 1 on a plan The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal A Petition has been filed by: entitled "Lynn, Mass. Subdivision of Land Owned by: "Albert C. Graham", Ralph W. Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Keith F. Protz of Limerick ME Reid, R.L.S., Lynnfield Mass., dated February 13, 1986, said plan being recorded supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with requesting that at Essex South District Registry of Deeds, as Plan #49 of 1986, at Book 8154 the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Patricia Campbell of Lynnfield MA Page 600. Being the same premises conveyed to the Granters by Deed of Arthur E. from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating be ordered to render an inventory, render an Account, compel distribution and for Resse and Francis C. Resse, recorded immediately prior hereto. to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. other such relief as requested in the Petition. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before 10:00 a.m. on assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. 08/01/2016. TERMS OF SALE: Item: July 18, 2016 This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Legal Notice timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION notice to you. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 40C Section 11 and Swampscott WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other General By-laws Article IX Section 7, the Swampscott Historic District Commission Date: June 24, 2016 check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid will hold a public hearing on MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 2016, at 7:30pm at the Pamela A Casey O'Brien, Register of Probate at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Swampscott Police Headquarters, Community Room, 531 Humphrey Street for the Item: July 18, 2016 of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure filing of an Application for Certificate of MICHAEL NAPLES to replace a side sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be replacement window with similar material and design at 19 BANKS TERRACE THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further (Parcel 16-97). LAND COURT recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Plans are available for review at the Planning Department, Swampscott Town Hall, DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of 22 Monument Ave, Swampscott, MA 01907, during regular business hours. 2016 SM 005406 an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Town of Swampscott Historic District Commission ORDER OF NOTICE Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. Item: July 18, 2016 To: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Jude Paul; Fabiola Nazaire Present Holder of said Mortgage, and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 By Its Attorneys, U.S.C. App.§ 501 et seq.: ORLANS MORAN PLLC COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS PO Box 540540 THE TRIAL COURT PennyMac Holdings, LLC claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in LYNN, 54 Waltham, MA 02454 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Phone: (781) 790-7800 Docket No. ES15P2698EA COWDREY AVENUE, given by Jude Paul and Fabiola Nazaire to Chase Bank USA, N.A., dated May 17, 2007, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) 15-015257 CITATION ON PETITION FOR REMOVAL Item: July 11, 18, 25, 2016 Essex Probate and Family Court Registry of Deeds in Book 26844, Page 462 as affected by a modification 45 Congress Street agreement recorded with said records in Book 31571, Page 161, and now held by Salem, MA 01970 the Plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for (978)744-1020 determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Estate of: If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Lydia S Protz States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Date of Death: 01/04/2015 Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Have a story to share? To all interested persons: that basis, then you oryour attorney must file a written appearance and answer in A Petition has been filed by: this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before August 22, Keith F. Protz of Limerick ME 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the Need a question answered? requesting that benefits of said Act. Patricia Campbell of Lynnfield MA Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on July 7, 2016 [email protected] be removed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate. Attest: You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Deborah J. Patterson Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Recorder must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before 10:00 a.m. on 201605-0044-PRP 08/01/2016. Item: July 18, 2016 This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Catch up notice to you. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. with your Date: June 24, 2016 Pamela A Casey O'Brien, Register of Probate favorite team Item: July 18, 2016 in Item Sports!

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The toll-free number for the in the classifi eds s hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 2 more arrests in Nice truck Tainted liquor kills at least 19, blinds attack; 49 dead still not ID’d 6 in northern India By Colleen Barry By Biswajeet Banerjee Illicit liquor is a hugely and Angela Charlton ASSOCIATED PRESS profitable industry across ASSOCIATED PRESS India, where bootleggers LUCKNOW, India — At NICE, France — French pay no taxes and sell enor- least 19 people died and authorities detained two mous quantities of their six others were blinded af- more people Sunday and product. The manufactur- ter drinking toxic bootleg released the estranged ers operate from homes, liquor in northern India, wife of the slain Nice hidden warehouses and police said Sunday. truck attacker from cus- even forests. Another 50 people fell tody as they tried to de- Rai said the victims ill after consuming the termine whether he had bought the liquor from home-brewed liquor on been an Islamic extremist a village shop on Friday Friday and were being or just a very angry man. evening and started fall- treated in hospitals in The Bastille Day car- ing ill and dying. The shop Etah district in Uttar nage wrought by Mo- owner, who has been ar- Pradesh state, said senior hamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel rested, was selling pouch- police officer Ajay Shan- es of tainted liquor for 15 on the seafront of this kar Rai. The Press Trust rupees (4 cents) each, six southern Mediterranean of India news agency put times cheaper than the le- city claimed the lives of the death toll at 21. gal drink, he said. at least 84 people and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wounded 202, including A teddy bear is laid with flowers and candles to honor the victims of many tourists from other an attack, on the Promenade des Anglais, near the area where a truck Vietnam detains countries. mowed through revelers in Nice, southern France, Saturday. About 85 people re- mained hospitalized without identification. To- according to an official in lived in Nice for years. dozens in anti-China Sunday, and of those, 18 uraine also said one of the the Paris prosecutor’s of- He was killed by police including a child were hospitalized wounded still fice. She is the mother of after ramming his truck still in life-threatening has not been identified. Bouhlel’s three children through crowds after a protest in Hanoi condition, Health Minis- A man and a woman and was in the process of holiday fireworks display ter Marisol Touraine told were detained Sunday divorcing him. Thursday night. HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — China rejected the tribu- reporters on a visit to the morning in Nice, accord- In total, six people now The Islamic State group Dozens of Vietnamese who nal’s ruling and refused to city. ing to an official with the remain in custody relating has claimed responsibil- gathered for an anti-China take part in the arbitration. The Paris prosecutor’s Paris prosecutor’s office, to the truck attack — but of- ity for the attack, but it’s protest in central Hanoi The tribunal ruled that office said only 35 bodies which oversees national ficials have provided no de- unclear whether Bouhlel were taken away by author- China violated interna- have been definitively terrorism investigations. tails about their identities. had concrete links to the ities Sunday as they tried to tional maritime law, spe- identified so far, carried Shortly afterward, Investigators are hunt- group. IS said he was fol- rally support for an inter- cifically the Philippines’ out by specialists with a Bouhlel’s estranged wife, ing for possible accomplic- lowing their call to target national tribunal’s ruling maritime rights, by build- judicial official present. who was arrested Friday, es to Bouhlel, a 31-year- citizens of countries fight- rejecting Beijing’s claims in ing up artificial islands That left 49 bodies still was released from custody, old Tunisian who had ing the extremists. the South China Sea. that destroyed coral reefs About two dozen people and by disrupting fishing were bused away from and oil exploration. Crackdown following failed around the landmark Nguyen Chi Tuyen, a Hoan Kiem Lake in Viet- member of No-U, said the nam’s capital even before activists who were detained they began their protest. by police were all released coup in Turkey raises concerns There was a heavy police by early Sunday afternoon. presence around the lake, Another small group of By Sarah El Deeb Speaking to a large with cars briefly banned activists gathered in front and Suzan Fraser crowd of supporters in from around it. of the Philippine Embassy ASSOCIATED PRESS front of his Istanbul res- The rally was organized in Hanoi at around noon idence Sunday evening, by No-U, a Hanoi group with banners that read ISTANBUL — Follow- Erdogan responded to that opposes China’s ex- “Thank you, Philippines, ing a failed coup against frequent calls of “We pansive claims in the South you have a brave govern- Turkish President Recep want the death penalty!” China Sea. It came after the ment” and “China, you Tayyip Erdogan, the gov- by saying: “We hear your Hague-based Permanent must comply with inter- ernment moved swiftly request. In a democracy, Court of Arbitration issued national law,” Tuyen said. Sunday to shore up his whatever the people want the ruling last week in a Vietnamese authorities power and remove those they will get.” case initiated by the Philip- have clamped down on perceived as an enemy, pines, which together with such protests before, fear- saying it has detained Grief-stricken relatives in Ankara and Istanbul Vietnam is one of the claim- ing they could stir dissent 6,000 people. ants in the disputed waters. in the communist country. The crackdown target- buried those killed in ed not only generals and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the coup attempt, and soldiers, but a wide swath prayers for the dead were Biden visits cancer center A protester salutes as he takes part in a rally in read simultaneously at of the judiciary that has Taksim Square, Istanbul, Sunday. sometimes blocked Erdo- noon Sunday at Turkey’s in Melbourne, Australia 85,000 mosques. Erdogan gan, raising concerns that than 1,400 wounded, the punishment they deserve.” the effort to oust him will attended a funeral for his MELBOURNE, Austra- you’re doing here is pro- government said. Erdogan suggested that campaign manager Erol push Turkey even further On Sunday, Prime Minis- Turkey might reinstate lia (AP) — U.S. Vice Pres- found. It has an impact in Olcak and his 16-year-old into authoritarian rule. ter Binali Yildirim said the capital punishment, which ident Joe Biden visited every corner of the world.” son, Abdullah Tayyip Ol- Friday night’s sudden coup had failed and life has was legally abolished in an Australian cancer re- Biden’s son, former Del- cak. The president wept uprising by a faction of returned to normal. 2004 as part of the coun- search center on Sunday aware state Attorney Gen- the military appeared to “Another calamity has try’s bid to join the Euro- and vowed to take the on the first day of his trip eral Beau Biden, died of take the government — been thwarted,” Yildirim pean Union. country forward in “unity Down Under, as he contin- brain cancer last year. Fol- and much of the world — said in Ankara after vis- Even before the weekend and solidarity.” ues his push to accelerate lowing Beau’s death, Biden by surprise. iting state TRT television, chaos in Turkey, the NATO The government’s an- efforts toward a cure. pledged to spend his final The plotters sent war- which had been seized by member and key Western nouncement that 6,000 Biden, who arrived in year in office working to planes firing on key gov- soldiers supporting the ally in the fight against the people had been detained Australia on Saturday as double the pace of cancer ernment installations and coup. “However, our duty Islamic State group had — including three top gen- part of a tour of the Pacif- research toward a cure. tanks rolling into major is not over. We shall rap- been wracked by political erals and hundreds of sol- ic, met with researchers at During his visit to the cities, but it ended hours idly conduct the cleans- turmoil that critics blamed diers — suggested a wide the newly-opened Victori- center, Biden announced later when loyal gov- ing operation so that they on Erdogan’s increasing- conspiracy. Observers said an Comprehensive Cancer the U.S. and Australia ernment forces regained cannot again show the au- ly heavy-handed rule. He the scale of the crackdown, Centre in the southern would share the genetic in- control of the military, dacity of coming against has shaken up the govern- especially against the ju- city of Melbourne, where formation of around 60,000 and civilians took to the the will of the people.” ment, cracked down on dis- diciary, indicated the gov- he praised the scientists cancer patients to help re- streets in support of Er- Yildirim said those in- sent, restricted the media ernment was taking the for their efforts. searchers around the world dogan. At least 294 peo- volved with the failed and renewed fighting with opportunity to further con- “We all have reasons to be better understand what ple were killed and more coup “will receive every Kurdish rebels. solidate Erdogan’s power. in this fight,” he said. “What causes particular cancers. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 18, 2016 HEALTH

ASK THE EXPERT Presidential health: Do we know Eileen Cohn, MSOTR/L, CAPS received her Occupational Therapy Assistant certification enough about our candidates? from North Shore Community College in 2006 and her Masters By Lauran Neergaard disease during his final in Occupational Therapy from ASSOCIATED PRESS campaign; Grover Cleve­ Salem State University in 2011. land even sneaked onto a Having vast experience in both WASHINGTON — The boat for cancer surgery. hospital settings and school sys- nation is poised to elect “What have we done to tems, Cohn left Spaulding Reha- one of its oldest pres­ help independently vet bilitation in 2011 to work in home care with All Care idents, and while age those who would lead VNA. Cohn became a certified Aging in Place Spe- doesn’t determine health, the most powerful nation cialist in 2015 through the National Home Builders it begs the question: How on earth? Nothing,” bio­ Association and is currently working with local com- much do we know — and ethicists Arthur Caplan munity organizations to ensure safety in the home. should we know — about how physically fit Donald of New York University Trump and Hillary Clin­ Langone Medical Center How can occupational therapy ton are for the job? and Jonathan Moreno of help me age in place? “Age always matters” the University of Pennsyl­ when it comes to risk for PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS vania wrote in the Chica­ go Tribune. disease, said well­known In this June 10, 2016 file photo, Republican Occupational therapy, and even more specifi­ Others say candidates’ aging researcher S. Jay presidential candidate Donald Trump gives or OT, has been an in­ cally, home care based health habits offer im­ Olshansky of the Univer­ a thumbs-up while addressing the Faith and tegral healthcare pro­ OTs, we are incorporat­ portant clues. sity of Illinois at Chicago, Freedom Coalition’s Road to Majority Confer- fession for almost a cen­ ing this concept continu­ “It’s not a matter about but he cautions that it ence in Washington. tury, yet remains one of ously in our practice. shouldn’t be a litmus test what illnesses you bring the most unrecognizable but what’s your endur­ As the American Oc­ for the presidency. own doctor write a letter cancer­free and fit to serve and misunderstood con­ cupational Therapy As­ Trump at 70 would be ance going to be like, and cepts in the healthcare last year attesting they’re as president. sociation states, the role months older than Ron­ in excellent health. Clin­ The letter approach isn’t how do you prepare your field. of OT in the aging in ald Reagan on his election body to endure a lot of The World Federation ton’s was nearly two pages enough for some experts, place is, “to enhance the day, and Clinton will have stress,” said Dr. James of Occupational Ther ­ and included standard lab who say an independent quality of life for older just turned 69. Dewar, vice chairman of apists defines OT as, “a test results. Trump’s was panel should assess would­ adults in their home en­ Age aside, releasing at family medicine at the client­centred health pro­ four paragraphs with few be presidents’ health, like vironment, allow them least some medical infor­ University of Pittsburgh fession concerned with details. the fit­for­flight physi­ mation is an election­sea­ Medical Center. He as­ promoting health and to participate in valued That’s a far cry from cals pilots take. After all, sessed the candidates’ well­being through occu­ activities, and ensure son ritual. 2008 when Republican history shows presidents health letters and saw pation (WFOT, 2016)”. that people who plan to Clinton has revealed Sen. John McCain, then have been adept at hiding In simpler terms, oc­ stay in their homes as more of this usually in­ 71, released more than a frailty: Woodrow Wilson’s no red flags but wished cupational therapists they age make the nec­ tensely private data than thousand pages of medi­ secret stroke; Franklin D. Trump’s contained more help individuals across essary modifications to Trump. Each had their cal records to show he was Roosevelt’s severe heart information. the lifespan participate do so (AOTA, 2011).” in daily activities that As OTs we have ex­ are meaningful to them tensive knowledge of Palliative care can sometimes or as we call them, occu­ body as a system as it pations. relates to specific diag­ Typical required daily noses, therefore we can occupations for an adult perform comprehensive add to families’ emotional stress include such tasks as customized home as­ By Rachel Bluth only routine counseling ing and time, but time can icant difference in anxiety bathing, dressing, and sessments based on the TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE from staff members in be limited for physicians and depression symptoms cooking a meal; howev­ specific safety and func­ er, activities of leisure intensive care units, re­ burdened by heavy case­ between the groups, but tional needs of an indi­ Palliative­care coun­ searchers found. With fur­ loads. the meetings with pallia­ are also important and seling from trained spe­ vidual. In addition, OTs ther support and training, The study compared tive­care specialists “may meaningful occupations cialists is not routinely can recommend home ICU teams could deliver two groups of families have increased post­trau­ in an individual’s life. needed for all families of modifications and iden­ primary palliative care for of patients with chronic matic stress disorder When an individual patients with chronic crit­ tify products and equip­ surrogate decision­mak­ critical illnesses who had symptoms,” they reported. has a change in his or ical illnesses and some­ her ability to perform ment that can be used to ers of some patients, they been on ventilators for a “When informational increase accessibility. times it might worsen suggest. week. One group partic­ daily occupations, as a their emotional distress, a support provided by the result of a stroke, hip re­ This can be on a small Palliative­care special­ ipated in two structured primary team is suffi­ scale basis such as in­ new study says. ists provide information meetings for information placement, or dementia, Habitually providing cient, additional focus on for example, an OT is stallation of grab bars and emotional support to and emotional support scarce palliative­care ser­ prognosis may not help able to provide therapy or ramps or on a larger patients suffering from with teams of specialists vices to cases indiscrim­ and could further upset based on each individu­ scale with building pro­ serious chronic illnesses, _ a palliative­care physi­ inately may be ineffec­ an emotional family,” re­ al’s functional need and fessions by collaborat­ such as cancer and cardiac cian, a nurse practitioner, tive when the meetings searchers said. help the person regain ing on design strategies disease, and their families. possibly along with chap­ are limited to just one or There were no signifi­ his or her lost or im­ for creating attractive, Dr. Shannon Carson of lains and social workers _ two sessions, researchers cant differences between paired skills. barrier free living space the University of North and also received normal write in the July 5 issue of Carolina’s medical school counseling from ICU staff. the groups for other pa­ OTs do so by provid­ during remodeling proj­ the Journal of the Ameri­ tient outcomes, such as ing customized assess­ in Chapel Hill and the The second group only had ects. The trend of aging their length of stay in the ments and treatment can Medical Association. study’s lead author, said routine family meetings in place not only affects Family caregivers were ICU clinicians can provide with ICU teams. ICU, limitation of ICU plans to help people people with immediate ach ieve maximum inde­ no less depressed or anx­ palliative care when they Three months later, re­ treatments and discharge health needs, but also ious when they received have the experience, train­ searchers found no signif­ disposition. pendence in performing individuals who are us­ their daily occupations. ing it as preventative An emerging trend means for long term within the healthcare Cancer survivor finishes in tears at British Open planning or to increase field is the concept of the accessibility of the Aging in Place. Aging By Steve Douglass 27­year­old Southgate in Place refers to the home for others, also re­ ASSOCIATED PRESS said. “Sixty­nine is a hell ability of an individual ferred to as visitability. of a score for me on a day The goal, regardless of TROON, Scotland — which meant so much.” to remain in his or her With his family watching, chosen residence for each need, is to allow the Within weeks of the op­ individual to live as in­ cancer survivor Matthew eration, Southgate was as long as possible. As Southgate was in tears as an individual ages or dependently as possible back playing — against for as long as possible in he approached the 18th his doctor’s advice — and has changes in health, green at Royal Troon. A his or her own home, or initially using his girl­ often times homes are traumatic 12 months for not equipped to provide help people age in place friend’s lighter clubs. He the Englishman was end­ a safe living space. As while performing mean­ got through tour school to ing on a high. occupational therapists, ingful daily occupations. keep his place on the Eu­ Southgate was about to ropean Tour, had a fourth­ complete a final round of place finish at the Irish 2­under 69 that saw him Do you have a topic or Open in May for the big­ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS finish tied for 12th at the gest pay check of his ca­ a question for our experts? British Open, a year to reer, and then qualified for Matthew Southgate of England, right, plays his the week that he under­ the Open last month. shot on the 12th tee, watched by Rory McIlroy Email us at went surgery after being Now, with a 1­under 283 of Northern Ireland, during a practice round diagnosed with testicular total, he has shot low­ for the British Open. [email protected] cancer. At that point, he er than the likes of top­ thought his golfing career ranked Jason Day and at Birkdale. Southgate told recently that doc­ was over. Jordan Spieth at Royal missed out by one stroke. tors were happy with “Words cannot describe Troon. It nearly earned “It’s been a roller­coast­ his recovery and that he how that felt walking him an exemption into er year for me,” said doesn’t have to go to see down that last hole,” the next year’s British Open Southgate, who was them as regularly.