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COOS BAY — Southwestern Oregon’s res- ident congressman says the government shutdown is leaving recreation-based economies high and dry in the middle of hunting season. According to Rep. Peter DeFazio, D- Springfield, the $135 million spent annually by Oregon hunters and fishermen is too high a cost to pay. “This shutdown is bad for outdoor enthu- siasts, it’s bad for communities on the Ore- By Lou Sennick, The World gon Coast that need this economic activity Jeff Philley, principal at Coquille High School leads a group of interested and concerned parents on a tour of the school building and what they could expect and it’s bad for business,”DeFazio said. for their seventh- and eighth-graders if they are moved to the building. In session last week, the congressman told House colleagues that hunters in his district were already being impacted by the shut- down. DeFazio said blacktail deer hunters have Coquille schools face reality been turned away from the popular William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge near Cor- vallis, and pointed to Bandon Marsh as a site that will be impacted in the near future. Duck season in Zone 1 — the Oregon of declining enrollment Department of Fish and Wildlife regulatory area that covers the Oregon coast — is scheduled to open Oct. 12. BY CHELSEA DAVIS school,”he said. “By the time they’re jun- Traditionally, duck hunting on the The World iors, they have almost everything checked refuge’s 256-acre main unit has been allowed “We’re at a situation where except government and English.” seven days a week. COQUILLE — As enrollment continues we don’t have the student Out of this year’s class of 46 seniors, “Right now, the only thing it’s open to is to fall, Coquille school officials rallied par- only six have a standard seven-period swarms of mosquitoes,”DeFazio said. ents again to explain their vision of a com- population to maintain the school day. Arlene Holmes, membership coordinator bined junior-senior high school. “I don’t want to tell you things are bad, for the Oregon Hunter Association, said the Parents walked the halls of Coquille buildings in our district in but that is reality,”he said. organization hasn’t kept track of the federal High School Monday night while school the future. If seventh- and eighth-graders moved lands closed off to hunters since the shut- officials explained how seventh- and ” to the high school, that would add 108 stu- down. eighth-graders could be worked into the Tim Sweeney, Coquille Superintendent dents to the hallways. And since they “I did have a person call last week asking fold next year. would run on the same bell schedule, those whether the gate at such and such place Currently, there are 253 students at the junior high students would get a seventh would be open, but it’s not like they send out high school, which was built to hold 650. period, compared to their six-period day at that information,”Holmes said. Next school year, that’s projected to “As long as the mill stays, we believe Coquille Valley Middle School. Although most national forest lands increase to 272 students, said Superinten- we’re going to have low classes in the 45s This expanded schedule would give jun- remain open to hunting, the closure of dent Tim Sweeney. and high classes in the 61s,”he said. “And ior high students more opportunities for campgrounds means sportsmen choosing to But after that, the numbers will likely you’re seeing this across the region: in electives, he said, including shop, art, hunt on them may need to find a hotel. fall, he said. By the 2018-2019 school year, Bandon, in Myrtle Point, in Reedsport. health or music. On the South Coast, recreation sites in the high school is projected to house only “But I’m the lemons, the bad news. High school junior Caitlin Ford worried both the Rogue-Siskiyou and Siuslaw 196 to 213 students. (Coquille High Principal Jeff Philley’s) job, that while this shift would give more national forests have been shuttered under “We’re at a situation where we don’t his task, is to turn this into lemonade.” opportunities to seventh- and eighth- the federal shutdown. have the student population to maintain Philley said when he attended Coquille graders, it would also take away from Firearm hunting season for blacktail deer the buildings in our district in the future,” High, he didn’t have time in his schedule to sixth-graders, who would move to a more will remain open through Nov. 1 in most he said. take every class available. Today, he strug- traditional elementary school. parts of the Oregon coast. At this time last year, the district was gles to fill students’ schedules by their jun- “They’re bound to lose out on some The first rifle season for coast elk is sched- made up of more than 900 students. ior and senior years. things they’ve had in the past,” said uled to open Nov. 9. Today, that has dropped to 872, which “I’m sad to tell you and a little embar- Coquille Valley Principal Geoff Wetherell. Reporter Thomas Moriarty can be reached equates to about an $180,000 drop in rassed right now, that we don’t have at 541-269-1222, ext. 240, or by email at funding. enough classes for students at the high SEE COQUILLE | A8 [email protected].

Ken Hollembaek, job Oregonians rush supervisor with Ram Jack, climbs out from under the Chandler Building, which was to arm themselves raised with a hydraulic jack about 8 inches over the weekend.The build- with handguns ing’s northwest corner has been sinking for sev- PORTLAND (AP) — The Oregon, like Washington and eral years. number of concealed handgun Idaho, is a “shall-issue” state, licenses has jumped by more meaning the law requires than 20 percent in Oregon dur- authorities to issue a license ing the first six months of this unless the applicants are dis- year. qualified for criminal records, Just over 200,000 Oregonians mental illness or drug use. had a license as of July 10, up California, by contrast, is a from 163,000 at the end of 2012, “may-issue” state, where appli- By Alysha Beck, The World The Oregonian newspaper cants must make a persuasive reported. About one in 15 adults case before authorities will issue in Oregon is licensed to carry a a license. The difference is dra- concealed handgun — up from matic, with about one in every Chandler at its level best one in 22 adults in 2010. 550 California adults holding The increase followed the Dec. concealed-carry weapons 11 shooting at Clackamas Town licenses. BY TIM NOVOTNY the building’s sagging northwest they locked-up with the 35-foot Center, which left two shoppers Reasons for obtaining a con- The World corner. level that we (originally) anticipat- dead and one wounded, and the cealed handgun license vary, but Ken Hollembaek, job supervisor, ed,”Hollembaek said, as he toured massacre that occurred three personal safety is at the top of COOS BAY — Except for the 11 said the job started picking up the northwest corner crawl space days later at a Newtown, Conn., the list. Ram Jack workers who were sweat- steam when the company decided on Tuesday. elementary school. “I regard carrying a defensive ing through the final lift, the actual to go with bigger steel pilings to dig Once the 21 separate helicals Though the shootings started weapon to be cheap insurance in hoisting of the Chandler Building in beneath the building. Resem- locked-up at that depth the work a nationwide push for stricter the category of seat belts, life over the weekend was anti-climac- bling giant screws, the pilings, also of boosting the building could gun control, they also sparked a jackets and bike helmets,” said tic. called helicals, had originally gone start. But it was no piece of cake, rush to buy guns before more retired airline pilot Eric Rush, 71, Ram Jack of Oregon had been down more than 100 feet as they taking almost a day and a half to restrictive laws might be passed. of Hebo. “I try to avoid situa- working on raising the historic were looking for some solid footing raise the corner of the building In December, the number of FBI tions in which I might need to structure in downtown Coos Bay for the building. That was deeper about 7 or 8 inches, with all pilings background checks for gun pur- use any of those.” for more than a month. On Satur- than they wanted to go, so a change having to move at the same time and rate. chases through federally According to Oregon State day, with almost double their usual was made. licensed dealers soared by 39 crew on hand, they commenced “We switched up to a bigger hel- percent. SEE HANDGUNS | A8 the hydraulic process of boosting ical, with a 14-inch dish, so now SEE CHANDLER | A8

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A2 •The World • Wednesday,October 9,2013 South Coast Executive Editor Larry Campbell • 541-269-1222, ext. 251 theworldlink.com/news/local Letters found in inmate’s cell

TODAY Barktoberfest 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Bandon True Value, 840 Ore- lead to tampering charges Coos Bay Farmers Market 9-3 gon Ave. SE, Bandon. 541- p.m., Downtown Coos Bay on 297-3057 Central Avenue. BY TIM NOVOTNY Monson said the tampering the newspaper, and it men- with. Wonnacott was not Headles & Treadles Fiber Guild The World charges came after the tions it being great if these allowed to have any firearms Wednesday Business Connec- Meeting 10 a.m., Headles & alleged conspiracy was people didn’t testify,” Mon- due to his criminal history. tion 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., The Treadles, Pony Village Mall, Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon COQUILLE- The case uncovered by a sheriff’s son said. Getting these charges all mezzanine suite 20, 1611 Vir- against a man accused of deputy doing a routine Monson said Hill was Room East, 2201 Tremont, ginia Ave., North Bend. Dis- under the same indictment North Bend. Gust speaker, trying to kill his business search of another inmate’s serving a sentence in the jail is important, Monson said, cussions about handweaving, Rick Skinner of Knife River dyeing and handspinning. rival is taking a unique turn. cell. at the time and was set to be because it would allow the Prosecutors say they are “We received informa- released last Friday.“It is my Materials. RSVP at 541-266- prosecution to use the tam- 0868. No host luncheon. Mahaffy Pumpkin Patch 10 going back to the Coos tion, and we allege, that Mr. understanding that they pering charges in their a.m.-6 p.m., Mahaffy’s, 10362 County Grand Jury on Tues- Wonnacott had entered into knew each other before. Mahaffy Pumpkin Patch noon- Highway 241-Coos River, Coos day to get a superseding a conspiracy with another They had a mutual friend attempted murder case. 5 p.m., Mahaffy’s, 10362 Bay. An arraignment on the Highway 241-Coos River, Coos indictment against Dave individual who is being that (got tattoos from) Won- Pacific NW Wild Mushroom Wonnacott. They say this detained here in the Coos nacott.” superseding indictment Bay. could come as soon as Cook-Off 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Culi- was prompted after they County Jail,” Monson said. A follow-up search of Coos Bay Fire Station Open nary Center, 801 SW Highway uncovered evidence of a “Her name is Victoria Hill. Wonnacott’s cell did not Wednesday. House 5-7 p.m., 450 Elrod 101, Suite 401, Lincoln City. conspiracy last week. They had exchanged corre- turn up anything, but the Other ramifications of Ave., Coos Bay. Celebrate Fire Tasting samples, $.50 each. Wonnacott, 42, had been spondence and had reached letters found in Hill’s cell these latest developments Prevention week with food, Friends of North Bend Public facing a total of six charges, an agreement to dissuade were enough to bring the included the defendant get- games, music, prizes and fire Library Used Book Sale 11 including attempted mur- witnesses from appearing two counts of tampering ting a new attorney. The prevention tips. a.m.-3 p.m., North Bend Pub- der, possession of a firearm and testifying against Mr. against both of them. The C public defenders office rep- Comedy Night 7 and 9 p.m., lic Library large meeting by a felon and menacing, Wonnacott. felony charges carry a maxi- resents both Wonnacott and The Mill Casino Warehouse room, 1800 Sherman Ave., after allegedly pulling up in a “We found, in Victoria mum prison sentence of five Hill, so because those attor- 101, 3201 Tremont, North North Bend. Proceeds benefit vehicle outside a competing Hill’s cell, a total of 29 hand- years. ney’s now possess confiden- Bend. Jason Resler and the Children’s Summer Read- North Bend tattoo business written letters from Mr. Monson says the super- tial information of both, the Anthony K. Cover ing Program. Friends’ presale one summer morning and Wonnacott.” seding Indictment will conflict of interest required 10 a.m. open to current mem- leveling a handgun at the While most of the letters include those charges, in bers. two new attorneys having to THURSDAY torso of the owner. contained discussion about addition to all previous be appointed. Pack the Plaza for Benetti’s Americans for Prosperity Con- The gun didn’t go off and subjects like tattoos and charges, and one other addi- servative Patriot Picnic the two men wrestled for the conditions in the jail, he said tional count of being a felon All of this also prompted noon, Plaza across from the original trial dates to be Benetti’s 200 S. Broadway, 11a.m.-4 p.m., Coos Bay Area weapon until the butt of the there were also more chilling in possession of a firearm. Senior Center, 866 S. Fourth gun was brought down on topics discussed. That one came about after moved back about two Coos Bay. Watch Raye for cues for video greeting card. St., Coos Bay. Guest speakers, the victim’s head. The sus- “Within them there is someone came forward with months. Wonnacott’s trial is barbecue, live music, raffle now set for Feb. 3-5, with an Songs: Get by with a little pect then fled. evidence of this conspiracy an SKS rifle and a cross-bow help from my friends and and prizes. omnibus hearing scheduled Coos County Assistant and it mentions money, it that Wonnacott is alleged to Happy 13th Anniversary Joe Daughters of the American District Attorney Mark mentions seeing things in have entrusted that person in mid-January. and Tricia — We love you. Revolution Luncheon 11:30 a.m., Coney Station Restau- Mahaffy Pumpkin Patch noon- rant, 295 S. Broadway, Coos 5 p.m., Mahaffy’s, 10362 Bay. Barbara Tower presents Highway 241-Coos River, Coos the program “Ship Wrecks”. Bay. 541-936-3872 Let’s Do Lunch 11:15 a.m-1 p.m., South Coast Senior Singles Red Lion Inn, 1313 North Club Luncheon noon Bayshore Dr., Coos Bay. $13 Lakeshore Lodge, 290 S. for Luncheon and program. Eighth St., Lakeside. No host. Guest Speaker: Wanee Senior singles welcome. 541- McCabe. Reservations 808-2219. required, call 541-808-0625. Lakeside Public Library Book All Heritage Reception 5-7 Sale noon-4 p.m., Lakeside p.m., The Hub, 147 S. Broad- Public Library, 915 North way, Coos Bay. Learn about Lake Road, Lakeside. available resources. 503-986- 0685 SW Chapter American Council of the Blind Meeting noon, Lucky Star Restaurant, 3480 FRIDAY Tremont St., Coos Bay. No Church Fundraiser Sale 9 a.m.- host luncheon and social 4 p.m., First United Methodist time. Regular meeting fol- Church, 123 Ocean Blvd Coos lows at 1 p.m. Bay. CAM Fall Fling Fundraiser 5- Rummage Sale 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Coos Art Museum, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 235 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. 400 Highland Ave., Coos Bay. Tickets $45 or $40 to CAM Clothes, books and bedding. members, includes raffle tick- Proceeds benefit community et. RSVP at 541-267-3901 outreach projects. 11th BACAPA Dinner and Auc- Mahaffy Pumpkin Patch 10 tion 6 p.m., The Mill Casino- a.m.-6 p.m., Mahaffy’s, 10362 Hotel Salmon Room, 3201 Highway 241-Coos River, Coos Tremont, North Bend. Tickets Bay. are $35. Auction preview begins at 5 p.m., dinner at 6 Waterfall Clinic/Powers School p.m. and live auction begins Community Health Center at 7 p.m. Ribbon Cutting noon, Powers [email protected] or School Campus, 400 Fir St., 541-297-1010 Powers. Lunch served. North Bend High School Foot- Chef’s Table noon and 6 p.m., ball Auction and Banquet 6 Oregon Coast Culinary Insti- p.m., North Bend Community tute, 1988 Newmark Ave., Center, 2222 Broadway, North Coos Bay. Lunch, $10 and din- Bend. Auction preview and ner, $20. RSVP at 541-888- no host bar begin at 6 p.m., 1540. dinner begins at 7 p.m. Cost Historic Cemeteries Meeting 1 is $25. 541-297-6973 p.m., Tribal Community Cen- Oregon Coast Film Festival 6 ter, 338 Wallace Ave., Coos p.m. Sprague Theatre, 1202 Bay. Includes reports and 11th St. SW, Bandon. tour of Marshfield Cemetery. http://OregonCoastFilmFesti- North Bend Fire and Rescue val.org or 541-253-6248 Open House 5-8 p.m., North South Coast Folk Society Barn Bend Fire Station, 1880 Dance 7-10 p.m., Green Acres McPherson St., North Bend. Grange Hall, 93393 Green Free hamburgers, hot dogs, Acres Lane, Coos Bay. Live Pepsi products, fire truck music by The Mad Robin and rides, Jump-4-Fun and face caller Stacy Rose. Admission: painting. general, $7; seniors 60 and Foreign Film Friday “A Some- better, $6; members, $5 and supervised children free. what Gentle Man” 7 p.m., Alcohol- and fragrance-free. Coos Bay Public Library, 525 Early bird first timers, $5, Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. receive second admission Award winning satire based free. 541-572-0518 in the Aures Mountains of Algeria. Parental discretion advised. 541-269-1101 SUNDAY Geology Lecture Series “Volca- Mahaffy Pumpkin Patch 10 noes and Life in the Deep a.m.-6 p.m., Mahaffy’s, 10362 Sea” 7 p.m., Hales Center for Highway 241-Coos River, Coos the Performing Arts, 1988 Bay. Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Chef’s Table noon and 10:30 Free lecture by Dr. Deborah a.m.-1 p.m., Oregon Coast Kelley. For more information, Culinary Institute, 1988 New- call Ron Metzger at 541-888- mark Ave., Coos Bay. Brunch, 7216. $15. RSVP at 541-888-1540. Live music with Yogoman The Trip to Bountiful Auditions Burning Band 9 p.m., Shark- 2-4 p.m., The Barn, 1200 11th bites Broadway Theater, 240 St. SW, Bandon. 541-290-1860 S. Broadway, Coos Bay. Sunday Evening Sanctuary 6 p.m., St. John’s Episcopal SATURDAY Church, 795 Franklin Ave., Extreme School Makeover 9 Bandon. No formality or reli- a.m-noon, Madison Elemen- gion. Prayers, music, medita- tary School, 400 Madison St. tion, readings and refresh- ments. and Sunset Middle School, 245 S. Cammann, Coos Bay. Bring equipment for yard MONDAY maintenance and painting. Mahaffy Pumpkin Patch noon- Barbecue provided by NW 5 p.m., Mahaffy’s, 10362 Natural. Highway 241-Coos River, Coos Church Fundraiser Sale 9 a.m.- Bay. 2 p.m., First United Methodist The Trip to Bountiful Auditions Church, 123 Ocean Blvd., Coos 7-9 p.m., The Barn, 1200 11th Bay. St. SW, Bandon. 541-290-1860

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Wednesday,October 9,2013 • The World • A3 South Coast Executive Editor Larry Campbell • 541-269-1222, ext. 251 theworldlink.com/news/local Thefts & OSP, DOD warn against handling Mischief unexpended munitions along coast COOS BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT THE WORLD ment of Environmental Oct. 7, 12:30 p.m., hit-and-run Quality approved this dis- collision, Walmart. COOS BAY — Oregon charge system and will Oct. 7, 1:42 p.m., criminal tres- State Police and the U.S. monitor it closely to deter- pass, 200 block of North Main military are warning beach- mine its effectiveness. Street. goers to be alert for unex- This project is a partner- Oct. 7, 2 p.m., fraud, 2700 block pended munitions that have ship spearheaded by the of Kinney Road. washed up on Oregon Tenmile Lakes Basin Part- beaches in recent weeks. nership, a non-profit Oct. 7, 2:51 p.m., woman arrest- According to the Oregon Watershed Council, who ed for second-degree theft, State Police Explosives Unit, approached the Marine 1000 block of South First three Mark 25 marine mark- Board about building a boat Street. ers have washed up on state wash station at the Coos Oct. 7, 3:47 p.m., theft, 100 beaches in the last week. County Parks Department block of Norman Avenue. The devices were dis- boat launch facility on Ten- Oct. 7, 4:02 p.m., shoplifter, 100 posed of by state police haz- mile Lakes. The Coos Coun- block of North Cammann ardous device technicians ty Parks Department, Street. and U.S. Air Force EOD per- understanding how essen- sonnel. tial it is to keep invasive NORTH BEND POLICE The chemical has a long species out of waterways, DEPARTMENT history of use as an incendi- also opted into the concept, ary and in screening muni- which started gaining Oct. 7, 6:58 a.m., disorderly tions dating back to World momentum by 2011. The conduct, 1900 block of Vir- War I. U.S. Forest Service was then ginia Avenue. The devices contain white able to secure an internal Oct. 7, 8:04 a.m., theft of heat- phosphorus which sponta- agency grant to fund almost ing oil, 2100 block of Union neously ignites on contact Contributed photo half of the total project Avenue. with air, burning at approxi- State police and national military officials on Tuesday warned visitors and residents along the Oregon Coast costs. In 2012, the Marine of marine markers that may wash ashore. Oct. 7, 8:11 a.m., theft of mately 5,000 degrees Board budgeted funds moped, 3200 of Tremont Fahrenheit. [email protected]. State Rep. Caddy McKeown through the Aquatic Inva- Avenue. It’s not uncommon for (District 9 of Coos Bay), and sive Species Prevention Pro- the markers to wash up on SOUTH COAST SWOCC offers gram to support the remain- Oct. 7, 10:01 a.m., criminal tres- representatives from the Oregon beaches, most of bookkeeping class pass, Broadway Plaza. REPORTS U.S. Forest Service, Coos ing costs in addition to which fall within a routine COOS BAY — Both cur- County Parks Department design and engineering Oct. 7, 10:07 a.m., dispute, 2100 training area for military expertise provided by provides information on rent and potential business and Marine Board members block of State Street. aircraft in the region. Marine Board boating facili- important steps that can owners can learn how to will be in attendance. Oct. 7, 1:18 p.m., criminal mis- But state police said it’s ties engineers. The final contribute to a new ven- establish and maintain a The primary goal for this chief, 3000 block of Sheridan very unusual for three of cost for the boat wash sta- ture’s success. Participants simple set of books through first-of-its-kind project in Avenue. them to wash ashore in one tion totaled $104,000. learn about licensing, busi- a dynamic workshop being Oregon is to provide boaters week. To measure public aware- Oct. 7, 2:15 p.m., theft, 3400 ness structure, financing, offered by the Southwestern a way to clean off aquatic Even if the devices are ness, researchers at Portland block of Broadway Avenue. business planning, a per- Oregon Community College vegetation either before or expended, they may still State University Center for sonal readiness checklist, Business Development Cen- after launching their boats Oct. 8, 2:14 a.m., criminal tres- contain enough white phos- Lakes and Reservoirs will pass, Simpson Park. business resources and ter. The workshop is from 6- in Tenmile Lakes. phorus to cause serious conduct both pre- and post- more. Handouts are infor- 9:30 p.m. Oct. 16. The station features two burns. station surveys of boaters. mational and provide all the Instructor Mike Gordon, bays with cold water that The markers appear as The data is currently being contact information needed CPA, will cover basic book- moves through hoses that unfinished aluminum tubes, compiled and preliminary Meetings to register a business and get keeping concepts, including are mounted on spring approximately 3 inches in results show strong support started. setting up a manual book- loaded auto-retract reels diameter and 18 inches long. of the new boat wash sta- TODAY The "Ready Set Start Your keeping system, establish- with low pressure nozzles. Anyone who encounters tion. If the use data and Business" workshop is ing the books of original Wash water is collected in a Southwestern Oregon Regional one of the devices is asked to monitoring supports build- scheduled on a variety of entry, and recording busi- 1,000 gallon underground Airport — 6 p.m., Airport Pas- call the Oregon State Police ing more wash stations, the dates and times throughout ness transactions. tank with screens that trap senger Terminal, 1100 Airport Northern Command Dis- Marine Board will continue the month. Participants can The workshop costs $45 any vegetation and other Lane, North Bend; master plan patch Center at 1-800-452- to look for partners in other choose from any one of the per person and pre-registra- debris before the water is workshop. 7888. areas of the state using the following dates: tion is required by calling pumped into a sand-filled Coquille School District No. 8 — the Southwestern Oregon settling pond located away same boat wash station SBDC course helps ■ Oct. 2 — 10 a.m.-noon 6 p.m., Lincoln Elementary, Community College Busi- from the lake for filtration. finance model and design. ■ Oct. 8 — 2-4 p.m. 1366 N. Gould St., Coquille; upstart businesses ness Development Center at A filter sock is installed over For more information ■ Oct. 18 — 10 a.m.-noon regular meeting. COOS BAY — The South- 541-756-6866. the discharge pipe and pro- about the Aquatic Invasive ■ Oct. 22 — 9-11 a.m. Lakeside City Council — 7 p.m., western SBDC will be offer- vides an additional filtration Species Prevention Pro- ■ Oct. 28 — 10-3 p.m. ing the workshop “Ready Set Tenmile Lakes boat gram, visit www.boatore- city hall, 915 North Lake Road, A fee of $20 per person mechanism. The Depart- Lakeside; special meeting. Start Your Business” each wash station dedicated week in October at the Small covers materials. Preregis- Bunker Hill Sanitary District — tration is required. To regis- The Oregon State Marine 7:30 p.m., Bunker Hill Sanitary Business Development Cen- Board will be dedicating the ter, 2455 Maple Leaf, North ter or for more information, District Office, 93685 E. contact the Southwestern newly constructed boat Do you have time to earn Howard Lane, Coos Bay; regu- Bend. wash station at Tenmile The two-hour workshop SBDC at 541-756-6866 or lar meeting. email Mary Loiselle at Lakes at 10 a.m. Oct. 22. EXTRA INCOME? THURSDAY Coos Bay-North Bend Visitor & Make $150* a week Convention Bureau — 8:30 Bay Area Teen Idol a.m., Red Lion Hotel, 1313 N. delivering papers M–Th afternoon Bayshore Drive, Coos Bay; reg- and by 8 AM Saturday morning. ular meeting. rocked Fun Festival MONDAY CURRENTURRENT OPENINGOPENING Reedsport Budget Committee — COOS BAY — The Bay Gutierrez Camacho, sopho- on Children and Families, NORTHORTH BENDBEND 7 p.m., city hall, 451 Winches- Area Teen Idol contest more at Marshfield High Coos Foundation (Rotary) ter Ave.; quarterly budget kicked off at the “Concert in School; Ally Putas, senior and Fred Meyer. Auditions Interest list is kept for future meeting. the Sky” on the Fourth of Marshfield High School; and for the 2014 season are set to openings in all delivery areas. Coquille School District No. 8 — July. The 10th season com- Karissa Thomas, junior at start May 5 at the Coos Bay 7 p.m., Coquille Valley School, petition featured genres North Bend High School. Fire Department. Contact Susana Norton — 1115 N. Baxter St., Coquille; including Big Band/Swing, Ally Putas was the winner, Home Delivery Manager work session. Classic Movie Soundtrack, Michelle Adamson took sec- 541-269-1222 ext. 255 Broadway, Choice and K- ond place, Karissa Thomas or stop in at 350 Commercial Ave., DOCK. was third and Rosa Gutierrez OFF Coos Bay OR 97420 Four finalists have consis- Camacho was fourth. Ally $ Corrections tently finished in the top sealed the deal with her last 1 All carriers are Independent contractors. three. Ally Putas has had 100 song, “Papa Can You Hear A Requires dependable vehicle, valid Coquille hospital percent representation at the me.” She performed that for C O driver’s license and insurance. omitted top, placing first in all elimi- the service honoring her O M B nation rounds. The final grandfather this past week- A story about hospital round took place at the Bay end. 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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Les Bowen, Digital Editor Opinion Larry Campbell, Executive Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/news/opinion Prison population forecast promising

The state of Oregon’s latest prison popula- was,you had to follow house rules or risk hear- tion forecast is a blast of good news, a clear ing the dreaded words: “Fine. I just won’t play signal that the state’s efforts to stem the Oregon Views anymore.” unsustainable growth in our correctional sys- Now it seems 535 of those kids — 536, if you tem might be starting to bear fruit. count the president — are in charge of running The forecast, released last week, suggests Oregon Views offers edited excerpts of newspaper editorials from around the the country. The difference, of course, being that Oregon’s prison population will drop by that there’s more at stake than a fake fort or a more than 500 inmates over the next two state. To see the full text, go to theworldlink.com/opinion. board game. years. No doubt many members of Congress That’s a sharp contrast from the forecast of based correctional programs that are more This is precisely why financial restraint is believe they have good reasons for taking a six months ago, which projected continued effective and considerably less pricey. doubly important now, as the money spigot stand that puts hundreds of thousands of peo- steady growth in the inmate population — Albany Democrat-Herald opens up. Many school boards need to sock ple out of work and places the activities of although it did say that the rate of growth was School boards should remember away money and restore their too-low countless others on hold. All of them presume reserves to at least 5 percent of operating beginning to slow. how to keep saying ‘no’ Americans will pay less attention to the shut- The biggest factor behind the turnaround: funds. Other boards must address serious down’s hardships and absurdities and more The package of reforms approved by the 2013 School board members in Oregon have maintenance issues that have gone neglected, heed to House reps and senators bobbing up Legislature,including a reduction in sentences become experts at saying “no” to people. such as leaky roofs that would lead to expen- and down while hollering, “It’s all their fault!” for certain drug and property crimes. The key Back-to-back years of tight budgets forced sive roof failures if left untended longer. That leaves us with photos of U.S. Park bill in the package, House Bill 3194, also lowers these elected volunteers to reject raises, cut Saving money and sealing roofs aren’t Police standing guard at the gates of the penalties for some driving with a suspended programs and lean heavily on a catch-all exactly sexy, and they rarely inspire impas- Washington, D.C., World War II memorial and license and marijuana-related charges. excuse: Sorry, we don’t have the money. sioned testimony from parents at budget automatic email responses such as this one The sheer numbers tell the story: The num- This dynamic shifted last week when the hearings. Yet they’re the right place to start, from Social Security: “During the federal gov- ber of inmates in Oregon prisons now is Oregon Legislature passed a deal that will send after restoring lost days, when school boards ernment shutdown, staff will not be available expected to peak next month at 14,642 — and another $100 million to K-12 schools and establish their priorities for growth. to answer your inquiry.” then drop to 14,132 by January 2016. reduce the growth of pension costs for years to The Oregonian Americans who are as divided as legislators Now, the Department of Corrections can come. School boards can start saying “yes” to Congress engaging in dangerous, along partisan lines appear to agree on one put aside plans to put mothballed prisons back things again. This is a welcome change, but conclusion. A hissy fit is not acceptable on line. Plans to build new prisons (including boards should show restraint when approving childish game national policy. We can’t force Congress to do the state’s 16th prison, in Junction City) can be new spending: Everyone can remember a neighborhood its job. But voters do have ways to make known delayed, at least for the time being. The news is enough to make Oregon fami- kid who had the ability to call the shots at their displeasure. And the money that we were going to spend lies giddy with relief. It also makes school playtime. Legislators would do well to remember the on prisons — typically, the most expensive board members eager — perhaps too eager — Either his backyard had the perfect setup ladder that leads to elected office can also lead part of the entire correctional system — can go to please anyone with an attractive spending for building forts or she had the only Chutes to a chute out of political power. to other purposes, including community- request. and Ladders game on the block. Whatever it The (Roseburg) News-Review One chef’s grumpy genius

In an era of finicky foodies and celebrity chefs, Marcella Hazan never troubled herself with the rough-and-tumble of branding. Not sexy like Nigella Lawson, not colorful like Emeril Lagasse, not adorable like Rachael Ray — not even eccentric like Julia Child — Hazan nailed Italian cooking in a uniquely grumpy way. Her great 1973 work, “The Classic Italian Cook Book,” is a humor-free zone of clear instructions on black-and-white pages. Do as Marcella says and you can’t fail. Calling Hazan, who died recently, a celebrity chef is like calling Einstein a celebrity physicist. Actually, the two had a few things in common. Hazan was also a trained scientist, having earned a doctorate in biology from the University of Ferrara. Hence, the precision of her recipes. Einstein famously said, “Everything should be made as simple as possi- ble, but not simpler.” That could have been Hazan’s creed. Almost every item on the Hazan shopping list Public Forum can be found in an ordinary supermarket. Not that she approved of ordinary supermarkets. Put memorial on fight for what is truly right? Or Affordable state of Oregon will remit the mil- “We have all heard about turn a blind eye and let it happen lions of dollars they spent adver- FROMA the decline of the fresh a pedestal again? For we the people can insurance it’s not tising Cover Oregon to those of us tomato,” Hazan wrote in who won’t be covered without HARROP overpower one. For example: Once again, the current resi- her book. “To judge by the Growing up as a nation, we spending more than we can Mingus Park. I salute all those dent of the White House has lied. Columnist plastic-wrapped examples made mistakes. I cannot change afford. But since we and so many who wrote in favor of the memo- His “affordable” health care plan in the supermarkets not what has already happened but I others like us don’t qualify, that is rial but we still have a problem, just jacked my insurance premium even the worst reports are exaggerated.” can try to get us all on the right only a pipe dream. Once again, the location. The atheists said from $257 per month to $647 per Charm was not Marcella’s strong suit. Yet path. As our country grew, so did common sense goes out the win- that it should be removed. I month! As per my insurance com- she did for Italian cooking in America what our beliefs, in other words: God agree, but that a pedestal be built dow. Julia Child did for French cooking. pany, I have to have maternity and country. But what happened? and it will be placed high upon it. Sharon Leslie But Child keeps you a lot busier. In her coverage even though I am 64! I If one person feels offended And the location of the memori- Bandon French pot roast recipe, Child calls for “small by a nativity set in a show room have no children, we are on a fixed al be in the middle of Mingus income and my insurance just white onions, brown-braised in stock, page window or the pledge and “One Park, in which it will be illumi- increased $390 per month. Will 483,” requiring an herb bouquet of parsley Nation Under God” can stand up nated so that at night all the the current idiot pay for this? I'm Write to us sprigs, a bay leaf and thyme, all tied in and have an effect, then why people will see it shine and we stuck and screwed just as every- cheesecloth. Marcella would never add can’t the majority of American’s The World welcomes your letter. the people will know and one else will be with this train another recipe from a different page. get together and have a positive Write to [email protected], Marcella is tough, cutting French food remember the memorial and wreck of a plan. My husband is on or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. effect. We as Americans have a what it truly stands for. For God Medicare and his supplemental down to size. She holds that the vegetables great responsibility to protect ■ Please use your real name. from her childhood province of Emilia- and country, and all the veterans insurance will double. We worked ■ 400 words maximum. and defend the building blocks Romagna surpass “even the quality of French who have died, served and are hard all our lives to get to the ■ No defamation, vulgarity, busi- of American Christianity. For produce.” serving our country. For we are “golden years.” What a laugh! ness complaints, poetry or religious faith gives us strength and hope. In something of a twofer attack, she Americans. Let’s play the part, Obama has lied again. Surprise, testimony. writes: “The best cooking in Italy is not, as in So, fellow Americans, when for this is truly God’s country. surprise! As for those who voted ■ Please list your address and France, to be found in restaurants, but in the we see our faith challenged Diana Johnson for him, thanks so much! daytime phone for verification. home. One of the reasons that Italian restau- again, are we going to unite and Powers On a lighter note, maybe the rants here are generally so poor is that they do not have Italian home cooking with which to compete.” Voter fraud is itself a fraud Bear in mind she wrote this four decades ago. Hardly anyone noticed last n’t really exist when you look absolutely no connection Classic cooks clinging to Old World tra- ditions may feel alien in the foodie universe spring when Jon Husted, the deeply at the question. It’s part between preventing fraud and of innovation, fusion and few rules about Republican Secretary of State in of the mythology now in the limiting early voting days. Or what goes on top of what. One couldn’t Ohio, issued a report on the 2012 Republican Party that there’s ending same-day registration. imagine Hazan making a clam and bacon election. Out of 5.63 million bal- widespread voter fraud across Dale Ho of the American Civil pizza as featured in a recent issue of Bon lots cast in that state, he identified the country. In fact, there’s not.” Liberties Union is completely cor- Appetit magazine. 135 possible cases of voter fraud. That’s why it was so important rect in telling USA Today, “North Those aren’t proven cases, just for Attorney General Eric Holder Nor would you envision Julia Child con- Carolina is engaging in a blatant possible. Even so, that comes to a to file suit against a package of cocting — a recipe in the same issue — sea- attempt to make it harder for hun- weed and tofu beignets with lime mayon- maximum fraud rate of .002397 laws signed in August by North percent, or one case for every Carolina’s Republican governor, dreds of thousands of eligible vot- naise. Beignet is a French pastry made COKIE AND STEVEN V. ers to cast a ballot.” famous in New Orleans. 41,704 voters. The real rate is Pat McCrory. One law requires probably much lower, since alle- ROBERTS voters to show a photo ID. Others In recent years, Republicans But both women would have greatly gations of fraud “almost always Columnists shorten the period for early voting have out-worked Democrats on admired our foodies’ attention to cooking prove to be inflated or inaccurate,” by a week,end same-day registra- governor and state legislative and dining — especially their intense desire according to the Brennan Center ly obvious. Republicans want to tion,and reject any ballots that are races, and as a result they’ve been limit the impact of groups that to deindustrialize the American plate. for Justice at NYU Law School. cast in the wrong polling place. able to draw favorable Congres- tend to vote for Democrats: the Hazen moved to the United States in 1955 These figures show once again “The Justice Department,” he sional districts that maximize because her husband did. For all her com- young, the poor, and racial an undeniable fact. Election fraud said, “expects to show that the their political leverage. plaints about the American way,Hazan spent is not — repeat NOT — a signifi- minorities. clear and intended effects of these her last years in Longboat Key,Fla., when she During last fall’s election, a Winning elections, however, cant problem in this country. changes would contract the elec- does not give the majority didn’t have to. And yet Republican governors Republican official in Pennsyl- torate and result in unequal access absolute power. They should not Hazan surely must have had an engaging and legislators refuse to recognize vania admitted what Al Gore to participation in the political side. The important thing, though, is what this reality. In the name of com- might call an “inconvenient process on account of race.” be able to use their victories to she left behind: a culinary bible enabling batting a nonexistent problem, truth:” Election law changes had A case can be made for a photo undermine democracy and average cooks to produce way-above-aver- they continue to pass laws that one goal — electing Mitt Romney ID rule, as long as the rule is rea- restrict the right to vote. That’s age Italian food. make it harder for citizens to vote. president. Steve Schmidt, a for- sonable. (Texas’ law, for exam- unfair and un-American. But On the personal side, I’ve gained some But then the pretext of voter mer strategist for John McCain, ple, is not reasonable, since a that’s precisely what Republicans renown for my meat sauce Bolognese. fraud is, well, just a fraud. The real made the same point on gun permit counts but a student are doing in North Carolina, and Thanks, Marcella, for making us look good. reason for these laws is complete- MSNBC: “Voting fraud ... does- ID does not.) But there is the courts should stop them.

Wednesday, October 9,2013 • The World • A5 Obituaries and State Daughter-in- law’s pregnancy Forecast: Most tears husband’s heating bills to family apart DEAR ABBY: My daughter- rise this winter in-law had an affair with a co- worker and is now pregnant by him. She swears she loves my BY JONATHAN FAHEY heating. Many of the 38 per- son and won’t leave him, but AP Energy Writer cent of U.S. households that insists that her lover be a part use electric heat live in warm of the baby’s life. My son is The government forecast regions where heating torn. They have two small chil- Tuesday that most house- demand is not high. Only 6 dren and he doesn’t want to holds will pay more for heat percent use heating oil, but break up the family. How can this winter. Heating oil users those homes tend to be in New he continue to trust her? will catch a slight break, but England and New York, where My husband refuses to have still pay near-record prices winter heating needs are high. her in our house. She can be to keep warm. Some analysts are con- vindictive to those she feels Prices for natural gas, elec- cerned about a spike in heat- have “wronged” her, and I’m The Associated Press tricity and propane should be ing oil prices. That’s because afraid she’ll keep us from the Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz speaks at the company’s annual shareholders meeting,in Seattle,Wash.,ear- higher, the primary reason the fuels that refiners make grandchil- lier this year. that more than 90 percent of alongside heating oil, includ- dren.My son U.S. homes will incur higher ing diesel and jet fuel, are in DEAR used to go to heating expenses. high demand around the ABBY church Natural gas users will see world and inventories are low. before she Starbucks promotion prods the biggest percentage “If there’s one type of came along, increase after two years of product that could catch fire but they no historically low prices. Their and go higher, it’s heating longer go. lawmakers to ‘come together’ heating bills should rise to an oil,” says Tom Kloza, Chief We sought average of $679, the Energy Oil Analyst at the Oil Price legal advice Department said in its out- Information Service and for him and BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS York Times, Washington Post and USA look for heating costs for the GasBuddy.com. he knows Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz wants law- Today on Wednesday. “Let’s see what can season running from October Natural gas should aver- the score in makers to come together to resolve their polit- happen. (hash)payitforward.” through March. That is about age $11 per thousand cubic JEANNE that regard. ical gridlock. And he’s giving away free coffee It’s not the first time Schultz has waded 13 percent higher than a year feet, the government said. PHILLIPS Abby, how to customers who set an example how to do it. into the national political debate. In 2011, he ago but still 4 percent below That’s $1.33 more than last can we make From Wednesday to Friday, the coffee asked other chief executives to join him in the average for the previous year, but still below the near- him see this chain is offering a free tall brewed coffee to halting campaign contributions until politi- five winters. ly $13 per thousand cubic woman is no good for him? — any customer in the U.S. who buys another cians stopped their partisan bickering. The Homes relying on elec- feet that homeowners paid in HEAVY-HEARTED MOTHER person a beverage at Starbucks. CEOs of more than 100 companies, from tricity for heat, about 38 per- the winter of 2008-2009. IN GEORGIA The offer is a way to help fellow citizens AOL to Zipcar, took the pledge. cent of the U.S., will likely The Energy Department DEAR MOTHER: If I were “support and connect with one another,even Marshal Cohen, chief retail analyst at The pay about 2 percent more expects temperatures in the you, I’d stop trying. Your son as we wait for our elected officials to do the NPD Group, said the latest campaign won’t compared with last year. Northeast to be about 3 per- has made his choice, which is same for our country,” Schultz said in a likely have much political effect because it lacks For heating oil customers, cent colder than a year ago, to keep his family together. If memo to staff on Tuesday. the kind of punishment that makes lawmakers there is good news and bad. resulting in a 3 percent that means accepting that his Schultz wrote that he wants to do some- think twice, like an impeachment drive. Their average bill should increase in consumption of wife will maintain a relation- thing about Americans’ uncertainty over the But it makes for great marketing, especial- drop 2 percent. But they’ll heating oil. Bills will be ship with her lover and, in federal government shutdown, the pending ly since many people, especially younger still pay an average of $2,046 lower, however, because the essence, her baby will have debt and default crisis and waning consumer ones, care about brands that have a strong for the season, the second average price for heating oil “two daddies,” that’s the way confidence. social conscience, Cohen said. highest on record behind last will drop to $3.68 a gallon it’s going to be. While I under- “In times like these, a small act of gen- “Will it work on the political level? No. year’s $2,092. from $3.87. About 25 percent stand your husband’s anger, as erosity and civility can make a big differ- Won’t make a dent. Will it work on the com- Just over half of U.S. of homeowners in the long as your son is willing to ence,”says an ad being published in The New mercial end? Absolutely,”he said. households use natural gas for Northeast use oil for heat. tolerate the situation, there is nothing to be gained by ban- ning your daughter-in-law from the premises. Man injured in dunes ATV ride files suit Because you mentioned church, pray for the strength to National Recreation area. not have a chance to speak at 82-year-old man who shot a support your son through this Man injured in dunes because he’s going to need it. ATV ride files suit Knife River was repairing rail a brief hearing this week. man attempting to break into lines purchased by the Inter- STATE A jury found him guilty his Salem-area home is a for- I’m sure he is fully aware that EUGENE (AP) — A man national Port of Coos Bay. last month of unlawful use of mer police officer. his wife isn’t “good” for him, injured during an all-terrain DIGEST a weapon, menacing and John Rose confronted and but he’s trying to take the high vehicle ride in the Oregon Man who confessed to road anyway. So try to be sup- waukie in 1977 and 33-year- other charges stemming shot the intruder Tuesday dunes has sued a Eugene 3 killings to enter pleas old Nielen Doll of Spokane, from an Aug. 7 standoff. portive. company, alleging it dug up a morning, and he was taken to DEAR ABBY:I met a woman PORTLAND (AP) — A Wash., in 1993. Carlson and Deputies testified that Salem Hospital with injuries trail and did not warn riders convicted sex predator who Doll were strangled. Bennett Kuester pointed a gun at who seems to be everything I of a sudden drop. described as non-life-threat- have been looking for. We have has confessed to killing three was drowned. deputies after they forced Joseph Catania of Alturas, ening. The sheriff’s office similar interests and share women in Oregon is sched- Cutlip has been classified their way through the front Calif., seeks $426,000 from says he was likely under the many of the same goals. uled to enter pleas Wednes- as a predatory sex offender door. The deputies retreated the Knife River Corp. He also since 1982 convictions for influence of drugs or alcohol. My problem is I’m only 5 day in Multnomah County and a three-hour standoff is pursuing a claim against sodomy and burglary. He’s expected to face charges foot 9 and she’s 6 feet tall. Am I Circuit Court in Portland. ended with them using an the U.S. Forest Service. The Oregonian reports explosive device and tear gas of trespassing and burglary foolish for feeling like less of a Roseburg man gets 5 The Statesman Journal man when in her company? A Knife River spokesman 64-year-old Jeffrey Cutlip to force Kuester out of his years for Aug. standoff reports Rose is the owner and What will people think? — told The Register-Guard detailed the deaths after call- trailer and into custody. ROSEBURG (AP) — A NOT SO TALL IN NEW JER- newspaper he company does ing 911 in July 2012 in director of the Academy of Roseburg man convicted of Central Point bus SEY not comment on pending Brownsville, Texas, saying he Legal Investigators, a Salem pointing a gun at Douglas driver cited for crash DEAR NOT SO TALL:If you litigation. wanted to talk about bad school for private investigators. The lawsuit states the things he had done in the past. County sheriff’s deputies CENTRAL POINT (AP) — would allow a 3-inch differ- has been sentenced to five Newberg couple buys ence in height to keep you from injury happened two years He was indicted in the A Central Point school bus ago when Catania was deaths of 44-year-old Mar- years in prison. driver was cited for careless Elk Lake Resort pursuing a woman who “seems The Roseburg News- to be everything you’re looking camping at Horsfall Camp- lene Claire Carlson of Port- driving after she crashed into BEND (AP) — A Newberg ground at the southern end land in 1975, 15-year-old Review reports that 64- a ditch. for,”then you ARE foolish. year-old Henry Kuester did couple bought the Elk Lake Being taller than a woman of the Oregon Dunes Julie Marie Bennett of Mil- There was one student on Resort west of Mount Bachelor. doesn’t make a man more board at the time of the A deed filed with the manly. What makes a man Monday afternoon accident. Deschutes County Clerk’s manly is his level of self-confi- Obituary The student and the driver Office shows Patrick and were evaluated at a hospital, dence, which you appear to Reidar and Christina Moen. and later in life played in the Wendy Prieve, former senior Glenn Alfred Moen but weren’t seriously hurt. lack. Until you understand and He passed away Oct. 4, 2013, Community Orchestra. directors with Nike and Nov. 27, 1924 – Oct. 4, 2013 The Mail Tribune reports accept that what other people in Coos Bay due to age-relat- Glenn is survived by his Columbia Sportswear, paid think is THEIR problem, I’m 41-year-old Kerry Vaught of A memorial service to cel- ed causes. wife of 64 years, Pat Moen; $2.2 million to buy the getaway not sure you’ll find the happi- ebrate the life of Glenn A. Glenn graduated from daughter, Marie Gold and Gold Hill was cited for a traf- ness you’re looking for. fic violation. from a group of Bend residents Moen, 88, of Coos Bay, will Marshfield High School, her husband, David; grand- who owned it for seven years. DEAR ABBY: I’m a 15-year- be held at 10 Class of 1942. He served in children, Aaron, Elisabeth, Former cop shoots The year-round resort old girl who’s involved with a.m.World War II and graduated Reilly and Scott; great- Salem home intruder has long been a popular des- social media. My parents have Thursday, from Linfield College with a grandchildren, Ian, Jared and always been protective. A few Oct. 10, at bachelor’s degree in 1949. Holly; and sister, Jeannette SALEM (AP) — The Marion tination for boaters, snow- days ago they asked me for the Christ On Aug. 20, 1949, he married Barnhart. County sheriff’s office says the mobilers and Nordic skiers. passwords to my Twitter, Lutheran Patricia Smith in Glenn was preceded in Facebook and email accounts. I Church and McMinnville. Following col- death by his parents, Reidar The World publishes understand they’re trying to School, 1835 lege, he worked at Coos Bay and Christina Moen; son, Funerals death notices and service protect me, but the fact that N. 15th St., Lumber, Georgia-Pacific, Steven Moen; and brother- Thursday, Oct. 10 listings as a free public they don’t trust me by now is Glenn Moen in Coos Bay, and the last 25 years in the in-law, Al Barnhart. Glenn Moen, 10 a.m., service. Obituaries and upsetting. with pastor Coos County Assessor’s In lieu of flowers, contri- Christ Lutheran Church and “Card of Thanks” items are I tried telling them this, and Quintin Office. He was a member of butions may be made to School, 1835 N. 15th St., Coos supplied by families or they say they DO trust me, but Cundiff presiding. 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A6• The World • Wednesday, October 9,2013 DILBERT Shop twice, buy once

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Wednesday, October 9,2013 • The World • A7 Nation and World Obama to nominate Yellen to succeed Bernanke Budget deadlock

WASHINGTON (AP) — Capping a lengthy and polit- intensifies amid ically charged search, Presi- NATIONAL dent Barack Obama will DIGEST nominate Janet Yellen, the hints of short truce Federal Reserve’s vice chair, ington — Republicans among to be chairman of the them — that the GOP may end nation’s powerful central up taking the biggest hit in pub- WASHINGTON (AP) — cautioned against optimism. bank, succeeding Ben lic opinion from the fiscal President Barack Obama and The back-and-forth came Bernanke at a pivotal time paralysis, just as that party did House Speaker John Boehner as the financial world flashed for the economy and the when much of the government are increasing the pressure on unmistakable signs that it Fed’s monetary policies. closed 17 years ago. But the sit- each other to bend in their feared Washington’s twin bat- If confirmed by the Sen- uation is fluid nine days into the deadlock over the federal debt tles could hurt the economy. ate, Yellen would be the first shutdown and there’s plenty of limit and the partial govern- The stock market declined woman to head a major cen- disdain to go around. ment shutdown. Even as they again Tuesday, with the Dow tral bank anywhere in the Overall, 62 percent mainly The Associated Press do, there are hints they might Jones industrial average world. She also would be the blamed Republicans for the Janet Yellen,vice chair of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve consider a brief truce. dropping nearly 160 points, or first Democrat chosen to lead shutdown. About half said System, at the International Monetary Conference in Shanghai, China, With the shutdown in its 1.1 percent. The International the Fed since Paul Volcker Obama or House Democrats earlier this year. ninth day Wednesday and a Monetary Fund trimmed its was picked by President bear much responsibility. potential economy-shaking global and U.S. growth fore- Jimmy Carter in 1979. Obama invites House flowing. It would also likely Attacks on Christian federal default edging ever casts through 2014, warning Obama was scheduled to have profound implications graves in Jerusalem closer,neither side was show- that failure to renew the debt make the announcement Dems to White House for decades of close U.S.- ing signs of capitulating. limit would raise interest rates Wednesday with Yellen and WASHINGTON (AP) — Egyptian ties that have served JERUSALEM (AP) — Republicans were demanding and potentially shove the Bernanke at his side in the President Barack Obama is as a bulwark of security and Christian leaders in Israel are talks on deficit reduction and economy back into recession. White House’s East Room. having House Democrats to stability in the Middle East. up in arms over what they Obama’s 2010 health care law The Obama administration Bernanke, 59, will serve the White House as a show- The move follows a particu- say is a string of relentless as the price for boosting the has said that unless Congress until his term ends Jan. 31, down over the budget larly violent weekend in Egypt, attacks on church properties government’s borrowing acts, it expects to have an completing a remarkable extends into its ninth day. as dozens of people were killed and religious sites — most authority and returning civil estimated $30 billion in cash eight-year tenure in which he The White House says the in clashes between security recently the desecration of a servants to work, while the left by Oct. 17. That is pocket helped pull the U.S. economy private meeting is scheduled forces and Morsi supporters. historic Protestant cemetery president wanted Congress to change for a government that out of the worst financial crisis for 4:30 p.m.EDT Wednesday. The U.S. officials spoke on where vandals toppled stone first end the shutdown and can spend tens of billions and recession since the 1930s. The White House added condition of anonymity crosses from graves and extend the debt limit. more than that on busy days Under Bernanke’s leader- that the president intends to because they were not author- bludgeoned them to pieces. Amid the tough talk, and $3.6 trillion a year. ship, the Fed created invite Republicans and sena- ized to discuss the matter pub- Though members of the though, were indications that Hitting that date without extraordinary programs that tors in the coming days. licly before the administra- clergy say interfaith relations both sides might be open to a congressional action would are credited with helping U.S. to slash hundreds tion’s official announcement. between top religious leaders short-term extension of the risk an unprecedented federal save the U.S. banking system U.S. presses China on have never been stronger,and $16.7 trillion borrowing limit default that would wound the after the financial crisis of millions in Egypt aid police have been more and a temporary end to the economy and deal lasting erupted in 2008. The Fed BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, maritime security responsive to such attacks in shutdown, giving them more harm to the government’s lent money to banks after Brunei (AP) — U.S. officials BANDAR SERI BAGAWAN, recent years, some activists time to resolve their disputes. ability to borrow money, credit markets froze, cut its said Wednesday that the Brunei (AP) — U.S. Secretary say not enough is being done. Boehner, R-Ohio, told many economists warn. Some key short-term interest rate Obama administration is of State John Kerry is in Brunei “We are striving so hard to reporters Tuesday he was not Republicans doubt that the to near zero and bought tril- poised to slash hundreds of for meetings with top officials promote dignity and respect drawing “lines in the sand.” damage would be as severe. lions in bonds to lower long- millions of dollars in military from China and its smaller among the living. And here we He sidestepped a question On Tuesday, Senate term borrowing rates. and economic assistance to Southeast Asian neighbors, in have our dead people ... van- about whether he’d raise the Democrats introduced legis- Poll: GOP gets most Egypt. The announcement is which he will urge all coun- dalized,” said the Very Rev. debt limit and fund govern- lation that would avoid those expected this week, once offi- tries to cool tensions over ter- Hosam Naoum, caretaker of ment for short periods by say- scenarios by letting the gov- blame for shutdown cial notifications have been ritorial disputes in the South the Protestant cemetery. “No ing, “I’m not going to get into ernment borrow money WASHINGTON (AP) — made to all interested parties. China Sea. human would agree with this.” a whole lot of speculation.” through Dec. 31, 2014. 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STOCKHOLM (AP) — citizen splits his time Nobel banquet. Three U.S.-based scientists between the University of “I would say the only real won this year’s Nobel Prize in Strasbourg, France, and Har- change in my life is I need to chemistry on Wednesday for vard University. learn how to dance because developing powerful com- Levitt, 66, was born in when you go to Stockholm puter models that researchers South Africa and is a British, you have to do ballroom use to understand complex U.S., and Israeli citizen. He is dancing,” Levitt said. “This chemical interactions and a professor at Stanford Uni- is the big problem I have create new drugs. versity School of Medicine. right now.” Research in the 1970s by Warshel, 72, was born in Karplus told the AP the 5 Martin Karplus, Michael Israel and is a U.S. and Israeli a.m. call from the Nobel Levitt and Arieh Warshel has citizen affiliated with the judges had him worried that led to programs that unveil University of Southern Cali- the caller might be bearing chemical processes such as fornia in Los Angeles. bad news. how exhaust fumes are puri- Levitt told The Associated “Usually you think when fied or how photosynthesis Press the award recognized you get a call at 5 o’clock in takes place in green leaves, him for work he had done the morning it’s going to be By Alysha Beck, The World Ken Hollembaek, job supervisor with Ram Jack, looks at a photo he took of the hydraulic jack that raised the the Royal Swedish Academy when he was 20, before he bad news, you know, some- Chandler Building about 8 inches over the weekend. of Sciences said. That kind of even had his PhD. thing’s happened. My knowledge makes it possible “It was just me being in the daughter, you know, who is to find the best design for right place at the right time in Israel, might have been things like new drugs, solar and maybe having a few good run over by a car or some- building is what we are used crete to that corner of the cells or catalytic converters ideas,” he said, speaking by thing or other. CHANDLER to, which is a walk in the building. for cars. telephone from his home in “But it turned out to be park, this one is more of a In all, Hollembaek said Bigger building, The strength of the win- Stanford, California. good news and, after a while, challenge.” they were happy to finally get ning work is that it can be “It’s sort of nice in more I finally understood it was a All that remains of the the building’s corner back up bigger challenge used to study all kinds of general terms to see that call from Sweden and I had Ram Jack portion of the proj- where it belongs, although it Continued from Page A1 chemistry,the academy said. computational science, been awarded a Nobel Prize ect is the clean-up. They seemed to fight against them “This year’s prize is about computational biology is in chemistry with two other expect to be officially out of to the very end — even taking the chemical experi- being recognized,” he added. people,” Karplus said. “It was more of a chal- the Chandler by Friday. He stressing their hydraulic ment to cyberspace,” said “It’s become a very large field Warshel, speaking by tele- lenge than usual because of says the owner, James Taran- press during the lift. Staffan Normark, the acade- and it’s always in some ways phone to a news conference the weight factor,” added tino, will then be able to put “We all started clapping my’s secretary. been the poor sister, or the in Stockholm, said he was Hollembaek. “More of a one in some finishing touches, when it finally gave, and said All three scientists ugly sister, to experimental “extremely happy” to have story-two story type of including adding some con- ‘OK, lets get back up.” became U.S. citizens. biology.” been woken up in the middle Karplus came to the U.S. Jokingly, he said the of the night in Los Angeles to with his family as Jewish biggest immediate impact of find out he would share the ior high and high school stu- would be supervision while refugees from Nazi-occu- the Nobel Prize would be his $1.2 million prize, and looks COQUILLE dents interact as little as pos- the junior high student walks pied Austria in 1938. The 83- need for dance lessons forward to collecting it in the Two schools sible, Philley said, including a to the high school section of year-old U.S. and Austrian before appearing at the Swedish capital. separate entrance for the jun- the school, Philley said. would merge ior high students on the north “This school wasn’t built Continued from Page A1 side of the school. for this but we’re going to try Autopsy says Wash. soldier They would also have a to make it work,”he said. separate band, separate bath- The next meeting on the “But they would gain a self- rooms, separate hallway, sep- proposed reconfiguration was stabbed in the heart contained model.” arate classrooms and separate will be at 7 p.m. Oct. 14 in the The junior-senior high lunch time. They wouldn’t be Coquille Valley School TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — between two groups in Sorensen said during the school would function as a thrown into classes with high library. “two-in-one” school, as A Washington-based soldier Lakewood, Wash., was hearing that Hill’s “only ties school students unless, he Reporter Chelsea Davis who died over the weekend calming down. Authorities with the community are does Coquille Valley School said, the student had permis- can be reached at 541-269- was stabbed in the heart as also charged Cedarium through the military.” currently. There, grades 3-5 sion from his or her parents 1222, ext. 239, or by email at he was walking away from a Johnson, 21, and Ajoni Hill is from Chicago and are kept separate from grades and the district to advance in chelsea.davis@the- deescalating confrontation, Runnion-Bareford, 21, with joined the Army this year, 6-8. a subject. worldlink.com. Follow her on prosecutors said Tuesday. rendering criminal assis- The News Tribune reported. The plan is to have the jun- The key to this transition Twitter: @ChelseaLeeDavis. In charging documents, tance, saying they helped Runnion-Bareford, 21, is prosecutors said an autopsy dispose of the murder from Islesboro, Maine, and determined that Spc. Tevin weapon. Johnson, 21, is from Tyler, HANDGUNS in Multnomah County. Interest in handgun training Geike, 20, suffered a deep All three men pleaded not Texas. The Clackamas County has been so strong that the stab wound to his chest that guilty. Bail for Runnion-Bareford Continued from Page A1 Sheriff’s Public Safety range has had trouble keep- cut through a rib and The suspects and victim was set at $250,000. Training Center & Indoor ing ammunition in stock. plunged through his heart. in the case were all soldiers at Outside the courtroom Police statistics, the increase Shooting Range serves as “For a while, it was almost Prosecutors charged Joint Base Lewis-McChord. Tuesday, Amy Johnson, a in handgun licenses has been county’s processing center impossible to find 9mm pis- Jeremiah Hill, 23, with first- A $2 million bail was set friend of Geike’s, said the similar across the Portland for concealed handgun tol ammunition,” said range degree murder, saying he for Hill during a hearing in victim “deserves his justice.” area: 23 percent in Clackamas licenses and is one of the manager Mike Palmer. “And approached Geike from Pierce County Superior “He deserves to know his County, 24 percent in Wash- most heavily used shooting when we could find it, it was behind and attacked him just Court. killer is put behind bars or ington County and 26 percent venues in the Portland area. really expensive.” as a verbal confrontation Deputy prosecutor Phil put on death row,”she said.

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Seven weeks into my first football season, I got to taste the best rivalry in the Bay Area. The Civil War. Locals, you guys should be proud of yourselves. The entire event should make Pirate and Bulldog alumni alike inflate with pride. The stands at Vic Adams Field were legitimately packed like a Tokyo subway. The North Bend student section was on its feet the entire time and the visiting stands followed suit, not about to be one- upped. For a game that finished 49-0 on the side of the home team, I can’t say enough about how the crowds from both teams were fantastic. After the first North Bend score, they started sarcastically chanting “IT’S ALL OV- ER.” The best part? When the Bulldogs got out of the tunnel, I had my back By Lou Sennick, The World to the student section. The cheer Gabby White, left for The Braves, and Nicole Seals, of The Bobcats, battle at the net during their match in Myrtle Point Tuesday evening. when the players unearthed from the inflatable entry rose to a loud enough roar that my fingernails had goose- bumps. It was like being on the field at a mini Autzen Stadium. Braves secure spot in playoffs The two teams that suited up Friday aren’t all that different. Other then being in the same area code, BY GEORGE ARTSITAS We started slow, but it got better sluggish. We were struggling was a little tentative and saw they both use a spread offense predi- The World by the end. We definitely had a with coverages and stuff like that plenty to improve on in their cated on the run, they both have tall slow start in the first set but we so we have a lot of issues.” coming matches. quarterbacks in MYRTLE POINT — It’s not were able to pick it up and get lots The Braves had big games “We haven’t had a long time Autsin Howerton even Columbus Day yet and the of momentum by the third set.” from Mariah McGill, who had 10 to work on our rotation and it for the Pirates and SPORTS Braves have clinched a spot in the Momentum started to mount kills and a team-leading four showed,” Brown said. “We need Cam Lucero for the WRITER volleyball playoffs. for Reedsport. In the stuff blocks. Ruby to work on some defense. Bulldogs. Reedsport dominated host second set down 5-7, Cardoso had 14 digs and Reedsport is a tough team and we They even go to Myrtle Point on Tuesday by the Reedsport rifled off 12 two kills. had to bring our ‘A’ game and we the same post game tune of 25-23, 25-11 and 25-16 to straight points to finish See related video at Myrtle Point, on the didn’t do that.” restaurant for ensure a spot in the postseason, 25-11. www.theworldlink.com. other hand, got solid Reedsport also has a key cog, meals. Each goes to with nearly five games to go in The Bobcats’ high- performances from middle hitter Kayla Doane, Kozy Kitchen, but their regular season. light of the night was in juniors Nikki Miller whom Hixenbaugh expects in the in two different Aside from a hotly contested the third game, when they were with nine digs and Grace lineup next week for the first locations. first set, the Braves coasted pret- down 7-2 and able to even the Hermann with six kills and six time since the season-opening Now, on the field ty easily. The combination of score at 9-9. The Braves went on digs. Nicole Seals had six kills and match. the two teams are GEORGE wanting a spot in the playoffs and to win nine of the next 10 points Morgan Newton added 12 assists. With key players still filing in, on opposite sides of ARTSITAS wanting to get the awful taste of a and 13 of the next 16 to secure the While Reedsport will have five it was nice for Alicia Osorio to the Far West League loss to Glide last week out of their win. games to do some fine tuning, step up with 11 kills, two digs and totem pole. For mouth propelled the Braves. “They played well and turned Myrtle Point is still getting peo- one block. Her coach said she had North Bend fans, if you’re expecta- “I think it’s really good for us, it on,” Reedsport head coach ple back into the rotations, espe- an off game against Glide and tions aren’t still sky-high riding from especially after our loss against James Hixenbaugh said. cially outside hitter Kayley now wants to transfer her newly reaching last year’s state final, they’re Glide,” said Reedsport’s Gabby But wasn’t about to say his Leslie, who missed a few matches regained confidence to her team probably elevating each and every White, who finished with a team played flawless. before returning for Tuesday’s on their late-season run. Friday. team-high 12 kills and one block. “It’s important that we do game. Myrtle Point head coach Your team is stacked on offense. “It felt really good to get a win. that. Our first set was a little Tami Brown said she knew Leslie SEE BRAVES | B4 Lucero has transitioned from wideout to quarterback seamlessly in his jun- ior year and has proven he’s capable of manning the offensive load. For my Pirates, Tigers celebrate homecoming money, the Far West League MVP is coming down to him and Siuslaw’s THE WORLD Friday, starting at 5:30 p.m. with a free hot Tigers, is against Myrtle Point. Joseph Dotson. A showdown is com- dog meal for staff and students. The school will have a pep assembly at ing on Oct. 25 at Vic Adams for the Marshfield and Bandon High School both During halftime, both the Marshfield Band 2:30 p.m. Thursday. MVP and probably the league title. celebrate homecoming this week, with festiv- of Pirates and the New Horizons singing A spirit parade starts at 4 p.m. Friday, fol- The North Bend running game, ities capped by the football games Friday group will perform. lowed by tailgate barbecue. between the consistent shiftiness of night. The homecoming queen will be crowned The team’s seniors will be recognized at Zack Hawk and the emerging power Marshfield’s homecoming game is against from among the princesses. 6:40 p.m., with kickoff for the football game of Mason Laird has worn down teams South Umpqua. This year’s court is seniors Ashley starting at 7 p.m. all year. On the outside, wideouts Ty The Marshfield student council is hosting Barbian, Lindsay Devereux, Sierra Pedro and During halftime, the king and queen will Roane and Levi Rider have proven to a pep assembly on Thursday afternoon for Elyse Trendell; junior Paige Tavernier; soph- be crowned from the court that includes sen- give the Bulldogs a vertical game Marshfield and Harding Learning Center stu- omore Daisy Caballero; and freshman Taylor iors Willie Cinko and Mikhala Smith, juniors enough to make Tetris jealous. dents that also will include fun activities on Stark. Alex Winston and Devan Withers, sopho- North Bend’s defensive side of the the football field. Bandon’s homecoming game, also the final mores Matt Rivera and Ally Richert, and ball isn’t something anyone can just A pep rally will be held before the game home game of the regular season for the freshmen Geep Huber and Zoe Woolley. gloss over either. Led by linebacker Laird and defensive lineman Zach Wallace, they swarm to the ball like an overly caffeinated swat team. In the Devils earn berth in secondary, Drew Matthews, Roane and Lucero have made demoralized victims out of opposing receivers and quarterbacks the entire year. soccer postseason They made Scottie Hitner of Cottage Grove, a quarterback who THE WORLD after being tripped in the box just committed to Missouri (an SEC 30 seconds into the match. team), look mortal. They picked him Coquille’s boys soccer team Jackson Dailey, Coy Woods, multiple times and came one clinched a postseason spot and James Jordan, Eli Ghattas and Ben tripped-up foot of Matthews and a also kept its hopes alive for a sec- Burgmeier also scored for the 50-yard field goal from beating him. ond-place finish in the Far West Bulldogs. North Bend coach Tom As good as your crosstown rival is, League by blanking Pacific 5-0 on Zomerschoe described Burgmeier’s Marshfield fans, all is not lost. Tuesday. goal as “a beautiful header.” Besides getting over the hump and “I’m very proud Marshfield 6,South Umpqua beating a team at home for the first of my boys,” said 0: Daylen Boler scored four goals time, they show promise. They have Coquille coach Local for the Pirates, who improved to 4- legitimate potential in sophomores Heather Arzie. 6-1 with the road win. Jake Miles and Matt McCallister. The Red Recap Juan Cabbalero assisted on two The Pirates’ junior varsity team Devils improved of Boler’s goals and later scored The Associated Press beat North Bend’s, something that to 8-3-0, one win one of his own. Hector Cervantes Denver tight end Julius Thomas gets by Oakland linebacker Kevin Burnett on his absolutely shocked me once I found behind North Bend in the race for also had a goal. Daniel Adam had way to a touchdown during their Sept. 23 game. out. Like Will-Smith-watching- second. Coquille hosts the three assists and Sergio Osorio Miley-Cyrus-at-the-VMAs kind of Bulldogs next Thursday after a also had an assist. shock. New head coach Josh Line and game against Douglas on Tuesday. “Our team played well offensive coordinator Floyd Montiel “We’re very excited for our tonight,” said Kevin Eastwood. Hardwood to gridiron are slowly getting their players to fall North Bend game,”Arzie said. “They are starting to play better as into the rhythm of their offense. Five different players scored for a team. They are connecting more And last, but not least, you have a Coquille — Jesse Sanchez, Pedro passes and helping more with the NFL’s new breed of tight ends legitimate stud in Andrew Sharp Ximenez, Oswaldo Indalecio, younger players. coming back next year. Josue Rangel and Grayson “It’s great to see this group BY ARNIE STAPLETON ing to inherit a different type of Sharp’s a kid who plays three Maggard. Caleb Owens had two work together so well.” The Associated Press athlete from the college ranks,” ways. It’s clear that he, along with assists and Tim Smith and Brookings-Harbor 7, Denver tight ends coach Clancy senior Alex Brown, are the best skill Indalecio also assisted on goals. Sutherlin 0: The Bruins kept DENVER — Tight ends are Barone said. “It isn’t like the old position players at Marshfield. His Pacific played a man down their record perfect with the no longer big plodders who days when those guys were big, improvisational skills with the ball since only 10 players were avail- shutout win at home. might be mistaken for jelly- thick, square-body blockers or are superb, his instincts sublime. I able. One more win will give the belly linemen. They’re athletic, guys that maybe played line- can’t use enough kind words to “Pacific played courageously Bruins a share of the league title fast, powerful and shifty, traits backer in high school and college. describe his play and if his demeanor against the odds, with an aggres- and the top seed for the Class 4A many of them honed on the “Now, we’re getting guys after the Civil War is any indication, sive, determined posture,” Pacific playoffs. hardwood. that were maybe bigger the kid HATES losing. coach Rob Porter said. “Ethan Guys like Jimmy Graham, receivers and they got moved Once his coaches can figure out a Wickstrom performed admirably GIRLS SOCCER Julius Thomas and Jordan inside to tight end. Maybe a way to consistently use him on in the box under wet, muddy con- North Bend 8, Douglas 0: Cameron. backup quarterback who wants offense, he might not have to be so ditions, warding off many scrappy The Bulldogs stayed unbeaten With size and jumping abili- to see the field in college. So, upset the next time Marshfield hosts goal attempts.” with the home win over the ty, they’re part of a new breed of we’re getting more athletic guys the Civil War. North Bend 9, Douglas 1: Ian Trojans tight ends changing pro foot- who now come to our league.” Unfortunately for Sharp, me and Bream had a hat trick for the ball. the rest of the community, we have to Bulldogs, including a penalty kick SEE RECAP | B4 “The big thing is we’re start- SEE TIGHT ENDS | B3 wait a year to find out.

B2 •The World • Wednesday, October 9,2013 Sports Jones may be done for season

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BASEBALL FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. Kemp goes through — The Atlanta Falcons could surgery on shoulder lose Julio Jones for the season LOS ANGELES — Matt after the Pro Bowl receiver Kemp will have cleanup sur- injured his foot Monday in a gery on his left shoulder, a 30-28 loss to the New York procedure that was planned Jets. before the Los Angeles Jones, the NFL leader Dodgers slugger was shut with 41 down for the postseason catches, because of a sprained left did not get Sports ankle. encourag- The team said the center ing results Shorts fielder was scheduled to have from a visit the surgery on a joint in his with doctors shoulder on Tuesday at the Tuesday morning, coach Kerlan-Jobe Clinic in Los Mike Smith said. Angeles. Jones will see a foot spe- Kemp will begin rehabili- cialist Wednesday in tation a few days later and is Charlotte, N.C., for a second expected to be ready for opinion. Jones ranks second spring training. with 580 yards receiving. The Associated Press Scioscia keeps job Boston’s players celebrate on the field after defeating the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday to advance to the American League Championship Series. Surgery ends season for despite Angels’ struggles New York QB Sanchez ANAHEIM, Calif. — NEW YORK — Manager Mike Scioscia and Red Sox go from worst to ALCS Quarterback Mark Sanchez general manager Jerry Dipoto has undergone season-end- are getting another chance ing surgery on his injured with the Los Angeles Angels. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — ning homer — and Boston rebounded to first four batters — all in the middle of right shoulder, possibly also Scioscia and Dipoto con- When the champagne stopped flowing take the series in four games. Tampa Bay’s lineup. The 33-year-old signaling the end of his New firmed that they will be back in the visitor’s clubhouse, the Boston The Red Sox will open the ALCS at lefty from Yale has pitched for six teams York Jets career. with the Angels next year Red Sox took the celebration back out to home Saturday against the Athletics or in eight big league seasons, including The surgery on the torn despite the club’s worst sea- the stands at Tropicana Field so that Tigers. Oakland hosts Detroit in a win- two stints with the Red Sox. labrum was performed by Dr. son in a decade. family and friends could share some of ner-take-all Game 5 on Thursday. The highest-scoring team in the James Andrews on Tuesday, Hitting coach Jim Eppard the fun. There was a sense of relief in finally majors this season, Boston scratched the team announced on and bench coach Rob A year after finishing in last place, getting past the Rays, who have been a out three runs on six singles in a game Twitter and its official site. Picciolo will not return in the AL East champion Red Sox won 97 tough matchup for Boston over the past that featured only one extra-base hit. Sanchez, who hasn’t played 2014. games to match St. Louis for the best six seasons. Counting three wins in the “They didn’t make any mistakes. since being injured in the Scioscia has spent 14 sea- record in baseball. Now, they’re moving ALDS, the Red Sox won 15 of 23 meet- You could see their grit,”Maddon said. third preseason game, says in sons in charge of the Angels, on to the AL championship series for ings between the teams this season. “They’ve got a bunch of gamers over a statement that he was and he has five years and the first time in five years. “I’m assuming that the next oppo- there. ... On the other side, I think our advised by Andrews and about $27 million left on the “I think at this point it really doesn’t nent we have is going to be as tall a chal- guys were equally as tough. We have had other doctors to have surgery. richest managerial contract do any good to kind of look at where we lenge as Tampa is,”manager John Farrell a hard time hitting their pitching staff.” in the sport. were,” reliever Craig Breslow said after said. Making their fourth playoff appear- Injury sidelines Colts coming out of the bullpen to give the “You never feel like you’re comfort- ance in six years despite having one of running back Bradshaw Bowa joins coaching team a huge boost in a 3-1 victory that able going against them. We’ve had the lowest payrolls in baseball, the INDIANAPOLIS — Colts staff in Philadelphia ended Tampa Bay’s season. some success against them this year, budget-minded Rays have not running back Ahmad PHILADELPHIA — “We had guys come to spring train- where maybe in years past it’s been a lit- advanced past the division series since Bradshaw will miss the rest Former Phillies manager and ing, everybody bought in,” Breslow tle bit different,” he added. “They posed reaching the 2008 World Series. of this season after opting for shortstop Larry Bowa has added, explaining Boston’s quick turn- a stern challenge for us, no question.” Xander Bogaerts scored the tying neck surgery. returned to the team to serve around after going 69-93 last year. Both managers mixed and matched run on Joel Peralta’s wild pitch in the A person with knowledge as bench coach under man- “There’s accountability and 25 guys all night in a tense game that felt more seventh and Victorino followed with an of Bradshaw’s medical ager Ryne Sandberg. who prioritize winning baseball games like a chess match. Desperately trying to RBI infield single. Pedroia drove in options confirmed the deci- beyond any kind of individual achieve- force a fifth game, Rays skipper Joe Bogaerts with a sacrifice fly in the ninth sion, requesting anonymity PRO BASKETBALL ment or accolade.” Maddon used nine pitchers — a post- to make it 3-1, and Uehara struck out The resilient Rays won four win-or- season record for a nine-inning game — Evan Longoria to end it. because the Colts have not Bryant rejoins Lakers yet made the decision public. go-home games over the previous nine, and had ace David Price warming up for “It feels outstanding. This is what after knee surgery but couldn’t win another to send the a potential 10th inning. you play for,” said Peavy, who allowed Judge finds Jones not ONTARIO, Calif. — Kobe best-of-five matchup back to Fenway “The way it was working at the one run and five hits in 5 2-3 innings. guilty on assault charge Bryant rejoined the Lakers Park for a decisive Game 5. beginning there, I could see it was just “That Tampa Bay team is outstanding. after having a procedure on Shane Victorino’s infield single not going to work and we had to do Hats off to them. They are an outstand- CINCINNATI — snapped a seventh-inning tie and something differently,” Maddon said. ing baseball team — well-coached and Cincinnati Bengals corner- his knee performed overseas earlier this week. Dustin Pedroia’s ninth-inning sacrifice “We became a little bit more extempo- they played hard. We knew each other back Adam “Pacman” Jones fly provided insurance for the Red Sox. raneous at that point.” very well, so it’s tough. I can’t tell you was found not guilty of an Bryant sat on the bench Tuesday night as Los Angeles Koji Uehara got the final four outs — Breslow relieved Boston starter Jake how happy I am and the rest of these assault charge accusing him one night after giving up a game-win- Peavy in the sixth and struck out his guys.” of punching a woman in the beat Denver 90-88. He head at a nightclub. received an ovation when he A visiting judge in walked on to the floor in Hamilton County Municipal sweats during warm-ups. Tigers win to stay alive against A’s Court heard the case after Bryant, who is also recover- Jones, who has had a spate of ing from a torn Achilles ten- legal troubles, waived a jury don, was not made available DETROIT (AP) — Justin Reddick, who swung and trial. Jones could have been to the media but reported Verlander is again standing missed at what would have progress in an in-house tele- sentenced to up to six between the Oakland been ball four on a low, inside vision interview. months in jail if convicted. Athletics and the AL cham- pitch. Stephen Vogt struck “It’s going well,” Bryant pionship series. out too, but pinch-hitter NFL plans three games said. “I feel good. Obviously, But only after Max Alberto Callaspo’s line drive in London next year I feel like I’m ahead of sched- Scherzer — the man who sup- to left nearly fell in before ule. It’s about trying to get planted Verlander as Detroit’s landing foul. WASHINGTON — The that range of motion back top starter this year — kept Callaspo eventually lined NFL will play three regular- where I feel like I can run the Tigers’ season alive with a out to center. season games at London’s comfortably. The last stage is relief outing to remember. “My number was called. I Wembley Stadium next year, really the explosiveness and Scherzer escaped a major was ready,” Scherzer said. “I hosted by the Jaguars, the muscle endurance, and jam one inning after two fans was trying to warm up the Falcons and Raiders. that will come.” reached out to try to reel in same way, try to do every- The league announced Victor Martinez’s disputed thing the same way and think Tuesday at its fall meetings Minnesota takes 2-0 home run, and the Tigers ral- of it as a start.” that it was expanding its lead in WNBA finals lied past the Oakland Detroit, held hitless international series. It will be MINNEAPOLIS — Athletics 8-6 Tuesday to through four innings in a the most games the league Seimone Augustus scored 20 force a decisive fifth game in game of twists and turns, has played abroad in one points and Lindsay Whalen their AL division series. added three runs in the year. had 14 points and five assists Verlander will start at eighth on a wild pitch and a COLLEGE FOOTBALL to push the Minnesota Lynx Oakland on Thursday night, two-run double by Omar to the brink of the champi- almost a year to the day after Infante that made it 8-4. Clowney says he plans to onship with an 88-63 victory he shut out the A’s at the Yoenis Cespedes hit a return to Gamecocks over the Atlanta Dream in Coliseum in Game 5 of the two-run single in the ninth, division series last season. bringing the potential tying COLUMBIA, S.C. — Game 2 of the WNBA Finals Scherzer was in line to start run to the plate, but Joaquin Injured South Carolina All- on Tuesday night. Game 5, but the 21-game win- Benoit struck out Seth Smith American Jadeveon Clowney Rebekkah Brunson had 12 ner came on Tuesday instead to end it. made it clear Tuesday that he points and 10 rebounds and for his first relief appearance Crisp had four hits and plans to play a lot more col- Maya Moore chipped in 14 since the 2011 postseason. He three runs for the A’s, who led lege football before moving points and eight boards for The Associated Press the Lynx, who set a finals wriggled out of a bases- Detroit designated hitter Victor Martinez,foreground,raises his arms as 3-0 and 4-3 but couldn’t on to the NFL. loaded, none-out jam in the close out the defending The 6-foot-6, 274-pound record with 56.9 percent teammate Jhonny Peralta, background, rounds the bases after Peralta shooting and lead the best- eighth inning and got the win. hit a three-run home run during the fifth inning Tuesday. American League champi- defensive end said he’s “That was amazing,” ons. The Oakland bullpen receiving treatment several of-five series 2-0. Verlander said. “He got him- one of them bobbled the ball “There wasn’t any other evi- hadn’t allowed a run all series times a day on the strained Angel McCoughtry scored self in trouble and got himself while reaching for it over the dence on replay to turn it until Tuesday. muscle near his rib cage so he 15 points for the Dream. out of it. That was pretty railing above the wall. another way.” Detroit starter Doug Fister might return in time to face GOLF intense. I think all Tigers fans That prevented right Detroit manager Jim allowed three runs and seven Arkansas on Saturday. Ko repeats honor as top and Tigers players would fielder Josh Reddick from Leyland wasn’t about to wait hits in six innings before Kill remains home after have rather it be three up, having any chance at a leap- on a report from the club- being relieved by Scherzer, women’s amateur three down, but it made for a ing grab. Reddick and center house for a replay of this who came back on three surgery Saturday ST. ANDREWS, Scotland great story, didn’t it?” fielder Coco Crisp immedi- magnitude. days’ rest after his victory in MINNEAPOLIS — — New Zealand golfer Lydia Oakland hasn’t announced ately protested, pointing up “I usually wait for the Game 1. Minnesota coach Jerry Kill Ko has received the a starter for Thursday. It is at the stands in the hope of a guys to come out of the video It appeared the Athletics has been at home following a McCormack Medal as the Bartolo Colon’s turn in the fan-interference call. But room and let me know, but in were on their way to the seizure that kept him from world’s leading women ama- postseason rotation, but umpires upheld the home run this case, I went down there ALCS when Jed Lowrie’s traveling with the team for teur for a third straight year. rookie Sonny Gray could also after a replay review. to look at it,” Leyland said. “I two-run homer in the fifth last Saturday’s loss at The medal was presented come back on normal rest “I have no doubt I was was actually pretty relaxed gave Oakland a 3-0 lead. Michigan. by the Royal & Ancient and after a brilliant performance going to catch that ball. because I saw the first replay With slugger Miguel Cabrera This was the fifth game- United States Golf in Game 2. When I looked at the replay, they showed and I knew it still hobbled by injuries, A’s day episode Kill endured in Association on Wednesday. “We haven’t decided any- that’s what I thought,” was definitely a home run.” rookie Dan Straily held the three seasons with the The 16-year-old Ko suc- thing yet,” manager Bob Reddick said. “It’s totally Scherzer came out of the Tigers hitless until the fifth. Gophers, and the fourth that cessfully defended the Melvin said. frustrating that a fan can bullpen in the seventh and But after a bloop single by caused him to miss at least a Canadian Women’s Open Playing catch-up most of influence the game.” gave up a run, then ran into Prince Fielder, Martinez portion of a game. But title on the U.S. LPGA Tour the way in Game 4, the Tigers Gary Darling, the crew trouble again in the eighth. grounded a base hit to right. University President Eric then finished runner-up at tied it first with Jhonny chief, was umpiring in right With the Tigers ahead 5-4, he Peralta, who moved from Kaler reiterated Tuesday his the Evian Championship, the Peralta’s three-run homer in field. He disagreed, even allowed a walk and a double to shortstop to left field after support for Kill and the year’s last major. Other high- the fifth and then on after the replay. start the inning. An inten- returning from his late-sea- coach’s ability to handle the lights include a tie for third in Martinez’s solo shot in the “It was clear he was not tional walk to load the bases son drug suspension, lined high-profile, high-pressure the Australian Women’s seventh. A couple of fans going to catch the ball, so it followed, and Leyland opted one over the wall in left, job while dealing with Open, and tie for 17th in the attempted to catch was clearly going to be a to leave his ace on the mound. finally bringing the Comerica epilepsy. LPGA Championship. Martinez’s drive, and at least home run,” Darling said. Scherzer struck out Park fans to life.

Wednesday, October 9,2013 • The World • B3 Sports

TIGHT ENDS league with 593 yards receiv- ing. Coquille K-9 tourney From Page B1 Peyton Manning’s favorite target in Denver’s shootout THE WORLD lunch, provided by Increasingly, the place to win at Dallas wasn’t Wes Northwest Smokehouse, as find them is in the gymnasi- Welker but Thomas, who A golf tournament well as various prizes. An um. caught nine passes for 122 Saturday at Bandon auction including get-aways “It seems like if you’re a yards and two TDs. That gave Crossings will help raise and golf clubs also will be 6-foot-6 power forward in him six touchdowns, most by funds for a K-9 unit for held during the event. college, you end up going to a Broncos tight end since Hall Coquille’s police depart- Golfers also can sign up as our league to play tight end,” of Famer Shannon Sharpe ment. individuals to be placed on said Barone, who coached the had eight a decade ago. The event begins with a teams Saturday morning. alpha hoopster-turned- Thomas, whose 27 catch- shotgun start at 10 a.m. For more information, gridiron great, Antonio es this season are 26 more The entry fee is $350 per contact Officer Pat Smith at Gates, in San Diego in 2007- than he had in his first two four-person team and [email protected] 08. “That’s the new genera- years combined, when he was includes green fees, cart and or 541-396-2114. tion.” bogged down by leg injuries, Cameron, who played said his basketball back- hoops at BYU and walked on ground helped him navigate USC’s team before concen- the crash course of NFL foot- RECAP VOLLEYBALL trating on his football career, ball. Sunset Conference has quickly developed into He makes split-second From Page B1 one of Cleveland’s top offen- decisions, deciphers defens- Glide sweeps Tigers: sive players and is a big rea- es, anticipates the action, Emma Powley and Damie The Wildcats beat visiting son the first-place Browns adjusts on the fly, just like he Zomerschoe had two goals Bandon 25-18, 25-11, 25-17 to have won three straight did on the basketball floor, each for North Bend. Mikena take the league’s top seed for games since trading running where he was a bully on the Shay, Katie Farlow, Gabby the Class 3A playoffs. back Trent Richardson. blocks. Shielding a defensive Hobson and Maggie Glide will have a home Graham and Thomas back to give the quarterback Muenchrath also scored playoff game as long as it played just one year of col- an opening, he said, is just goals. keeps its power ranking in the lege football after helping like posting up a player under “With Maggie scoring, top 16 (the Wildcats current- lead their schools into the the basket to give the point every kid on our team has an ly are seventh). Bandon also NCAA basketball tourna- guard a clear passing lane. offensive point, either a goal will be in the playoffs. Jordyn Parazoo had nine ment, Graham at Miami and Even those who aren’t The Associated Press or an assist,”said North Bend Thomas at Portland State. gym rats are prepping for the New Orleans tight end Jimmy Graham pulls in a touchdown reception coach Dustin Hood. “I’m kills for Glide. Kaley Frank Yet they’ve quickly joined the pros in college football’s over Arizona strong safety Yeremiah Bell during their Sept. 22 game. happy. She plays hard.” added seven kills. list of elite tight ends with spread offenses, Barone said: North Bend has big non- Emily Ramos had 16 digs the likes of Jason Witten, Rob “It’s hard to find a tight end gories through the first five linebacker and also play the league matches Thursday at for Bandon and Haley Freitag Gronkowski and Tony in a three-point stance any- weeks of any season in NFL deep third. How many of Philomath and Saturday had eight kills and seven digs. Gonzalez, another former more. Everyone’s spread history. those are out there?” against Stayton before fin- Devils top Panthers: college basketball player. out.” The NFL is a master at Not many. ishing league play against Coquille beat visiting Gold From March Madness to Browns defensive coordi- countering the trend de jour, “Yeah, you’d have to look Coquille and South Umpqua. Beach, 25-21, 25-10, 25-13 for NFL stardom, they are the nator Ray Horton said the but finding a retort for the down some depth charts Marshfield 3, South its first win of the league sea- vanguards of this towering tight ends with power for- transformer tight end is because those guys are rare,” Umpqua 2: The Pirates got son. tight end trend that’s a big ward in their DNA are a proving difficult, suggested Bruschi said. “LaRon Landry their second win of the Bayli Waddington had six headache for defenses in matchup nightmare. former Patriots linebacker comes to mind. But you need league season by beating the aces and Dariane Clements today’s pass-heavy game. “Because they’re so big, Tedy Bruschi. that hybrid safety/linebacker host Lancers. added five for the Red Devils. With six TDs in they’re faster than the line- “That special athlete because of the development Tori Hall got Marshfield Jessica McElravey had two September, unprecedented backers but they’re bigger you’re looking for is the guy of that tight end position that on the scoreboard with a kills and five digs and for his position, Graham was than the safeties,” he said. who has the cover skills who is now Jimmy Graham, Rob goal, assisted by Katie Cayanne McKinley had five the first tight end ever “It’s kind of that hybrid posi- can also come down in the Gronkowski. Everybody Whitty. kills. selected the league’s offen- tion that everybody covets box and play the run but also wants one of those guys.” Alyssa Stevens and Rosa “It’s good for my girls to sive player of the month, and right now.” be very athletic in coverage,” And scouts scoping out Gutierrez had the other two get a win,” said Coquille on Sunday he matched the Tight ends have com- he said. the talent on college football goals, both assisted by coach Dondi Howard. NFL record for tight ends bined for 765 catches, 8,992 A super safety, if you will. fields are also asking about Braeden Kennedy. Eliza Lander had six kills with his fourth straight 100- yards and 76 touchdowns, “Right,”Bruschi said,“the that big guy rattling the rims Chelsea Davis had both and Justice Smith had three yard game. He leads the the most in all three cate- hybrid safety that can be a over in the gym. goals for the Lancers. for the Panthers. Scoreboard

Coquille 5 3015 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m. 10. Montana 4-1 417 12 25. St. John’s (Minn.) 4-1 56 NR Columbus at Buffalo, 4 p.m. On The Air Marshfield 2 5 1 7 Cincinnati at Buffalo, 10 a.m. 11. McNeese State 5-1 393 14 Carolina at Washington, 4 p.m. Douglas 2 6 0 6 Detroit at Cleveland, 10 a.m. 12. Wofford 3-2 319 15 NAIA Football Poll Phoenix at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Today South Umpqua 0 7 1 1 Tennessee at Seattle, 1:05 p.m. 13. Bethune-Cookman 4-1 315 16 Record Pts Pv Florida at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. Major League Baseball — Pittsburgh at St. Tuesday’s Scores Jacksonville at Denver, 1:05 p.m. 14. Lehigh 4-1 284 10 1. Morningside (Iowa) (14) 4-0 314 1 Toronto at Nashville, 5 p.m. Louis, 5 p.m., TBS. North Bend 8, Douglas 0 Arizona at San Francisco, 1:25 p.m. 15. Villanova 3-2 248 20 2. Cumberlands (Ky.) 5-0 299 2 Winnipeg at Minnesota, 5 p.m. NBA Preseason — Phoenix at Portland, 6 p.m., Marshfield 3, South Umpqua 2 New Orleans at New England, 1:25 p.m. 16. Youngstown State 5-1 219 22 3. Grand View (Iowa) 5-0 292 4 Montreal at Edmonton, 6:30 p.m. KHSN (1230 AM). Washington at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. 17. Maine 5-1 215 23 4. Saint Francis (Ind.) 3-1 275 6 San Jose at Vancouver, 7 p.m. Major League Soccer — Vancouver at Seattle, Far West League Boys Open: Atlanta, Miami 18. South Dakota State 3-3 211 9 5. Benedictine (Kan.) 5-0 2617N.Y. Rangers at Anaheim, 7 p.m. 9:30 p.m. (delayed), Root Sports. W L T Pts Monday, Oct. 14 19. James Madison 4-2 210 21 6. Missouri Valley 3-1 249 8 Hockey — Chicago at St. Louis, 5 p.m., NBC Sports Brookings-Harbor 10 0 0 30 Indianapolis at San Diego, 5:40 p.m. 20. Central Arkanasas 2-3 158 11 7. Carroll (Mont.) 4-1 235 8 Pro Soccer Network. North Bend 8 2 0 24 21. Northern Arizona 3-2 107 17 8. Ottawa (Kan.) 4-1 230 10 Coquille 7 3 0 21 Team Statistics 9. St. Ambrose (Iowa) 3-1 215 11 Golf — LPGA Tour Malaysia Open, 9:30 p.m., Golf 22. New Hampshire 1-3 77 18 Major League Soccer Channel. Sutherlin 4 5 1 13 Average yards per game 23. Tennessee State 5-1 76 NR 10. Saint Xavier (Ill.) 3-2 211 3 Pacific 3 5 211 24. Jacksonville State 5-1 66 NR 11. Baker (Kan.) 4-1 206 12 EASTERN CONFERENCE Thursday, Oct. 10 AFC W L T Pts GF GA Major League Baseball — Detroit at Oakland, 5 Marshfield 3 6110 25. Charleston Southern 6-0 60 NR 12. Georgetown (Ky.) 2-2 175 5 OFFENSE x-New York 15 9 8 53 50 39 p.m., TBS. Douglas 2 6 2 8 Others receiving votes: Gardner-Webb 35, 13. Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 5-1 162 16 Yards Rush Pass Sporting KC 15 10 6 51 44 29 NFL Football — New York Giants at Chicago, South Umpqua 0 10 0 0 Harvard 31, Cal Poly 29, South Carolina State 22, 14. Tabor (Kan.) 4-1 16015 Tuesday’s Scores Denver 489.8 116.0 373.8 Samford 15, Yale 12, Southern Utah 7, William 15. Concordia (Neb.) 5-0 149 17 Houston 13 10 8 47 39 37 5:25 p.m., NFL Network. Montreal 13 10 7 46 48 45 College Football — Rutgers at Louisville, 4:30 North Bend 4, Sutherlin 0 San Diego 401.6 90.4 311.2 and Mary 7, Richmond 7, Delaware 6, UT-Martin 16. Valley City State (N.D.) 4-1 132 18 Coquille 7, South Umpqua 0 Houston 390.8 133.6 257.2 5, Chattanooga 4, Murray State 4, Sacred Heart 17. Friends (Kan.) 4-1 120 20 Philadelphia 12 10 9 45 39 39 p.m., ESPN; Arizona at USC, 7:30 p.m., Fox Sports 1. Chicago 12 12 7 43 41 45 Auto Racing — Pacific 1, Marshfield 1 Indianapolis 362.4 142.0 220.4 3, Alabama 2, Jackson State 1, Southern Illinois 17. Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 5-1 120 14 NASCAR Sprint Cup Bank of New England 11 11 9 42 44 36 America 500, practice at 12:30 p.m., Fox Sports 1, Brookings-Harbor 3, Douglas 0 N.Y. Jets 350.6 122.0 228.6 1, Alcorn State 1, Stephen F. Austin 1. 19. Peru State (Neb.) 4-1 94 24 Buffalo 348.6 152.6 196.0 20. Doane (Neb.) 3-2 91 13 Columbus 12 15 5 41 40 42 and qualifying at 4 p.m., ESPN2. Toronto FC 5 16 11 26 29 46 WNBA Basketball — Finals Game 3, Minnesota at Kansas City 348.4 120.6 227.8 TSN FCS Poll 21. Trinity Intl (Ill.) 4-1 52 NR Pro Baseball New England 343.4 116.4 227.0 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The top 25 teams in the 22. Nebraska Wesleyan 3-2 51 NR D.C. United 3 22 6 15 20 55 Altanta, 5:30 p.m., ESPN2. WESTERN CONFERENCE Golf — Pittsburgh 341.3 58.0 283.3 Sports Network Football Championship 23. Faulkner (Ala.) 4-2 49 NR Golf — PGA Tour Frys.com Open, 2 p.m., Golf W L T Pts GF GA Channel; LPGA Tour Malaysia Open, 9:30 p.m., Golf Wild-Card Playoffs Baltimore 330.8 77.8 253.0 Subdivision poll, with first-place votes in paren- 24. Montana State-Northern 4-2 43 19 Cincinnati 330.2 99.4 230.8 theses, records through Oct. 6, points and previ- 25. St. Francis (Ill.) 3-2 16 NR Real Salt Lake 15 10 7 52 55 40 Channel; European Tour Portugal Masters, 6 a.m., Division Series Seattle 15 9 6 51 40 34 Golf Channel. Oakland 330.2 130.8 199.4 ous ranking: Tuesday, Oct. 8 Record Pts Pvs Portland 12 5 14 50 48 33 Friday, Oct. 11 Tennessee 318.0 116.8 201.2 Detroit 8, Oakland 6, series tied 2-2 1. North Dakota State (157) 5-0 3925 1 Pro Basketball Los Angeles 14 11 6 48 51 37 High School Football — South Umpqua at Cleveland 317.0 79.0 238.0 Boston 3, Tampa Bay 1, Boston wins series 3-1 2. Sam Houston State 4-1 3665 2 Colorado 13 9 9 48 42 32 Marshfield, 7 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM); North Bend Miami 316.6 69.6 247.0 Today 3. Towson 6-0 3657 3 NBA Preseason San Jose 12 11 8 44 32 41 at Douglas, 7 p.m., K-Light (98.7 FM); Glide at Jacksonville 251.8 58.4 193.4 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 5:07 p.m. (TBS) 4. Northern Iowa 4-1 3283 4 Tuesday’s Games Vancouver 11 11 9 42 44 41 Coquille, 7 p.m., KTEE (94.9 FM and 95.7 FM); DEFENSE Thursday, Oct. 10 5. Eastern Illinois 4-1 3272 5 Oklahoma City 103, Philadelphia 99 FC Dallas 10 10 11 41 43 47 Reedsport at Gold Beach, 7 p.m., KGBR (92.7 Yards Rush Pass Detroit at Oakland, 5:07 p.m. (TBS) 6. Eastern Washington 3-2 3124 6 Brooklyn 111, Washington 106, OT Chivas USA 6 18 8 26 29 60 FM); Siuslaw at Brookings-Harbor, 7 p.m., KCST Houston 260.2 126.0 134.2 7. Montana State 4-2 2902 8 Cleveland 99, Milwaukee 87 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. (106.9 FM) and KURY (95.3 FM). Tuesday’s Linescores N.Y. Jets 299.0 76.2 222.8 8. Coastal Carolina 5-0 2653 9 Atlanta 87, Charlotte 85 x- clinched playoff berth College Football — Teams TBA, 5 p.m., ESPN. Tigers 8, Athletics 6 Cleveland 301.8 94.2 207.6 9. McNeese State 5-1 2475 11 Utah 101, Golden State 78 Today Major League Baseball — National League Oakland 100 020 102 — 6 12 0 Kansas City 312.8 115.0 197.8 10. Fordham 6-0 2451 12 L.A. Lakers 90, Denver 88 Sporting Kansas City at Houston, 5:30 p.m. Championship Series Game 1, 5 p.m., TBS. Detroit 000 030 23x — 8 9 0 Cincinnati 316.8 95.6 221.2 11. Montana 4-1 2433 10 Today’s Games Vancouver at Seattle FC, 7 p.m. NBA Preseason — Portland vs. Utah, 5 p.m., Straily, Doolittle (7), Otero (7), Cook (8), Tennessee 321.2 103.2 218.0 12. Wofford 3-2 1738 17 New Orleans vs. Orlando, 4 p.m. Colorado at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. KHSN (1230 AM). Bre.Anderson (8) and Vogt; Fister, Scherzer (7), Pittsburgh 321.8 122.8 199.0 13. South Dakota State 3-3 1660 7 Minnesota at Toronto, 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12 Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup Bank of Benoit (9) and Avila. W—Scherzer 2-0. L— Indianapolis 330.4 129.0 201.4 14. Maine 5-1 1533 23 New York vs. Boston , 4:30 p.m. New England at Montreal, 11:30 a.m. America practice, 2:30 p.m., ESPN2; NASCAR Doolittle 0-1. HRs—Oakland, Lowrie (1). Detroit, Baltimore 335.4 89.8 245.6 15. Villanova 3-2 1490 20 Dallas at Memphis, 5 p.m. Philadelphia at D.C. United, 4 p.m. Nationwide Series Dollar General 300, 4:30 p.m., Jh.Peralta (1), V.Martinez (1). New England 345.0 116.4 228.6 16. Bethune-Cookman 4-1 1391 21 Phoenix at Portland, 7 p.m. Chicago at FC Dallas, 5:30 p.m. ESPN2; Formula One Japanese Grand Prix qualify- Red Sox 3, Rays 1 Oakland 364.0 95.8 268.2 17. Lehigh 4-1 1255 13 Thursday’s Games Sunday, Oct. 13 ing, 10 p.m., NBC Sports Network. Boston 000 000 201 — 3 6 0 Buffalo 377.4 116.0 261.4 18. Youngstown State 5-1 1178 NR Houston vs. Indiana at Manila, Philippines, Seattle FC at Portland, 6 p.m. College Hockey — Western Michigan at Notre Tampa Bay 000 001 000 — 1 6 0 Jacksonville 379.8 160.6 219.2 19. Northern Arizona 3-2 1111 15 4:30 a.m. Dame, 5 p.m., NBC Sports Network. Peavy, Breslow (6), Tazawa (8), Uehara (8) and Miami 393.0 105.4 287.6 20. Central Arkansas 2-3 870 14 Miami at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. International Soccer — World Cup qualifying, Transactions Saltalamacchia, D.Ross; Hellickson, J.Wright (2), San Diego 406.0 117.2 288.8 21. James Madison 4-2 646 NR Milwaukee vs. Minnesota , 5 p.m. Germany vs. Republic of Ireland, 11:30 a.m., ESPN2; M.Moore (3), Al.Torres (5), McGee (7), Jo.Peralta Denver 416.6 69.6 347.0 22. Georgia Southern 3-2 636 16 Sacramento vs. L.A. Lakers, 7 p.m. England vs. Montenegro, noon, noon, Fox Sports 1. BASEBALL (7), Rodney (9), Archer (9), W.Wright (9) and NFC 23. Samford 4-2 592 NR Golf — PGA Tour Frys.com Open, 2 p.m., Golf American League Lobaton, J.Molina. W—Breslow 1-0. L—McGee 0-1. OFFENSE 24. Jacksonville State 5-1 508 NR Channel; LPGA Tour Malaysia Open, 9:30 p.m., Golf Hockey LOA ANGELES ANGELS—Announced hitting Sv—Uehara (2). Yards Rush Pass 25. New Hampshire 1-3 424 19 Channel; Champions Tour SAS Open, 11 a.m., Golf coach Jim Eppard and bench coach Rob Picciolo Philadelphia 454.8 186.6 268.2 Channel; European Tour Portugal Masters, 6 a.m., NHL will not return next season. Green Bay 453.3 141.0 312.3 AFCA Division II Coaches Poll Golf Channel. Pro Football EASTERN CONFERENCE SEATTLE MARINERS—Claimed OF Travis New Orleans 405.0 78.2 326.8 Record Pts Pvs Witherspoon off waivers from the Los Angeles 1. Valdosta St. (Ga.) (28) 4-0 791 1 Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA NFL Atlanta 391.4 78.4 313.0 Toronto 4 3 1 0 6 13 10 Angels. Washington 390.8 106.0 284.8 2. Minnesota St.-Mankato (2) 5-0 764 2 National League Local Schedule AMERICAN CONFERENCE 3. Northwest Missouri St. 5-0 726 3 Boston 2200472 East W L T Pct PF PA Detroit 381.0 89.4 291.6 Detroit 3 2 1 0 4 67 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Announced coach- Today Dallas 377.2 92.2 285.0 4. West Texas A&M (1) 5-0 702 4 es Charles Nagy and Steve Sax will not return in New England 4 1 0 .800 95 70 5. Colorado St.-Pueblo (1) 5-0 669 5 Tampa Bay 3 2 1 0 4 7 7 High School Volleyball — Far West League: Miami 3 2 0 .600 114 117 Chicago 368.6 108.0 260.6 Ottawa 2 1 0 1 3 5 5 2014. South Umpqua at North Bend, 6 p.m.; Siuslaw at Seattle 366.4 159.0 207.4 6. Missouri Western St. 5-0 646 6 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Named Larry Bowa N.Y. Jets 2 2 0 .500 68 88 7. Indiana (Pa.) 5-0 585 7 Montreal 2 1 1 0 2 7 5 Douglas, 6 p.m.; Brookings-Harbor at Sutherlin, Buffalo 2 3 0 .400 112 130 Minnesota 350.5 126.8 223.8 Florida 3 1 2 0 2511 and Pete Mackanin to the coaching staff. 6 p.m. N.Y. Giants 337.0 56.8 280.2 8. Henderson St. (Ark.) 5-0 556 8 Announced assistant hitting coach Wally Joyner South W L T Pct PF PA 9. Bloomsburg (Pa.) 5-0 526 9 Buffalo 4 0 3 1 1 4 10 Men’s College Soccer — SWOCC at South Puget Indianapolis 4 1 0 .800 139 79 Carolina 329.0 137.0 192.0 Metropolitan GP W L OT Pts GF GA will not return in 2014. 10. Pittsburg St. (Kan.) 5-0 522 10 BASKETBALL Sound, 4:15 p.m. Tennessee 3 2 0 .600 115 95 San Francisco 321.8 140.2 181.6 Pittsburgh 3 3 0 0 6 12 3 BASKETBALL 11. Minnesota-Duluth 4-1 472 11 National Basketball Association Women’s College Soccer — SWOCC at Lane, 2 Houston 2 3 0 .400 93 139 St. Louis 311.6 66.4 245.2 N.Y. Islanders 3 2 0 1 5 12 7 12. Shepherd (W.Va.) 5-0 419 12 CHICAGO BULLS—Waived G-F Dahntay Jones. p.m. Jacksonville 0 5 0 .000 51 163 Arizona 306.2 81.0 225.2 Carolina 3 1 1 1 3 69 13. North Carolina-Pembroke 4-0 397 13 MIAMI HEAT—Exercised their 2014-15 option Thursday, Oct. 10 North W L T Pct PF PA Tampa Bay 274.8 100.5 174.3 New Jersey 4 0 1 3 3 9 15 High School Volleyball — Sunset Conference: 14. West Alabama 4-1 394 14 on G Norris Cole. Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 117 110 DEFENSE 15. Washburn (Kan.) 5-0 338 15 Columbus 2 1 1 0 2 6 6 Coquille at Reedsport, 6:30 p.m.; Gold Beach at Yards Rush Pass N.Y. Rangers 3 1 2 0 2 6 14 FOOTBALL Cleveland 3 2 0 .600 101 94 16. Winston-Salem St. (N.C.) 4-1 301 16 National Football League Bandon, 6:30 p.m.; Glide at Myrtle Point, 6:30 Carolina 301.5 92.3 209.3 Washington 3 12021012 Cincinnati 3 2 0 .600 94 87 17. West Chester (Pa.) 5-0 290 17 ARIZONA CARDINALS—Signed WR Brittan p.m. Skyline League: Umpqua Valley Christian at San Francisco 302.4 113.6 188.8 Philadelphia 4 1 3 0 2 5 10 Pittsburgh 0 4 0 .000 69 110 18. Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 4-1 220 20 Golden from the practice squad. Released WR Powers, 6 p.m. Seattle 303.6 109.0 194.6 WESTERN CONFERENCE West W L T Pct PF PA 19. Chadron St. (Neb.) 4-1 206 19 Kerry Taylor. High School Girls Soccer — Nonleague: North Denver 5 0 0 1.000 230 139 New Orleans 330.4 108.6 221.8 Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA Bend at Philomath, 4 p.m. 20. Ohio Dominican 5-0 180 23 BUFFALO BILLS—Signed LB Ty Powell off the Kansas City 5 0 0 1.000 128 58 Tampa Bay 332.3 94.3 238.0 21. Indianapolis (Ind.) 4-1 164 21 Colorado 3 3006113 Friday, Oct. 11 N.Y. Giants practice squad. Signed CB Brandon Oakland 2 3 0 .400 98 108 Arizona 343.4 79.0 264.4 21. Tarleton St. (Texas) 4-0 164 22 St. Louis 2 2 0 0 4 11 2 High School Football — Far West League: Smith from the practice squad. Signed QB San Diego 2 3 0 .400 125 129 Atlanta 372.2 97.4 274.8 23. Emporia St. (Kan.) 5-0 117 24 Winnipeg 3 2 1 0 4 12 10 South Umpqua at Marshfield, 7 p.m.; North Bend Dennis Dixon to the practice squad. Released LB NATIONAL CONFERENCE Green Bay 374.8 86.0 288.8 24. Grand Valley St. (Mich.) 4-1 91 25 Chicago 2 1 0 1 3 8 7 at Douglas, 7 p.m.; Siuslaw at Brookings-Harbor, Marcus Dowtin and CB Johnny Adams. East W L T Pct PF PA Chicago 376.6 98.2 278.4 25. Midwestern St. (Texas) 3-1 61 NR Dallas 2 1 1 0 2 4 5 CAROLINA PANTHERS—Waived WR Armanti 7 p.m. Sunset Conference: Gold Beach at Philadelphia 2 3 0 .400 135 159 St. Louis 382.4 126.0 256.4 Nashville 3 1 2 0 2 69 Bandon, 7 p.m.; Glide at Coquille, 7 p.m.; Edwards. Signed WR Toney Clemons to the prac- Dallas 2 3 0 .400 152 136 Detroit 392.8 124.6 268.2 AFCA Division III Coaches Poll Minnesota 3 0 1 2 2 7 10 tice squad. Terminated the practice squad con- Reedsport at Myrtle Point, 7 p.m. Nonleague: Washington 1 3 0 .250 91 112 N.Y. Giants 395.2 126.0 269.2 Record Pts Pvs Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA Powers at Days Creek, 3 p.m. tract of WR Cordell Roberson. N.Y. Giants 0 5 0 .000 82 182 Dallas 409.2 82.8 326.4 1. Mount Union (Ohio) (40) 4-0 1048 1 San Jose 3 3 0 0 6 17 4 CHICAGO BEARS—Signed DT Christian Tupou to High School Volleyball — Skyline League: South W L T Pct PF PA Minnesota 430.8 104.8 326.0 2. Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) (2) 5-0 1003 2 Vancouver 4 3 1 0 6 15 12 Pacific at New Hope, 5:30 p.m. the practice squad. Terminated the practice New Orleans 5 0 0 1.000 134 73 Philadelphia 434.0 108.0 326.0 3. Linfield 4-0 972 3 Anaheim 3 2 1 0 4 8 11 squad contract of DE Aston Whiteside. Carolina 1 3 0 .250 74 58 Washington 440.5 142.3 298.3 4. North Central (Ill.) 4-0 907 4 Calgary 3 1 0 2 4 12 13 DALLAS COWBOYS—Released S Will Allen. High School Results Atlanta 1 3 0 .250 94 104 5. Hobart (N.Y.) 4-0 806 5 Phoenix 3 1 2 0 2 6 11 GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed CB Jumal Rolle Tampa Bay 0 4 0 .000 44 70 College Football 6. Wis.-Platteville 4-0 796 6 Los Angeles 3 1 2 0 2 7 10 to the practice squad. Sunset Conference North W L T Pct PF PA 7. Wis.-Whitewater 4-0 783 7 Edmonton 3 1 2 0 2 11 15 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Placed S Dwight W L Detroit 3 2 0 .600 131 123 College Polls 8. Bethel (Minn.) 4-0 761 8 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Lowery, OT Luke Joeckel and TE Allen Reisner on Glide 7 0 Chicago 3 2 0 .600 145 140 9. Wis.-Oshkosh 4-0 697 9 time loss. injured reserve. Claimed OT Sam Young off Reedsport 6 1 Green Bay 2 2 0 .500 118 97 FCS Coaches Poll 10. Heidelberg (Ohio) 4-0 649 10 Tuesday’s Games waivers from Buffalo. Promoted OT DeMarcus Myrtle Point 4 3 Minnesota 1 3 0 .250 115 123 SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) — The top 25 teams in 11. Wesley (Del.) 4-1 618 12 Colorado 2, Toronto 1 Love from the practice squad. Bandon 3 4 West W L T Pct PF PA the Coaches Football Championship Subdivision 12. St. Thomas (Minn.) 3-158313N.Y. Islanders 6, Phoenix 1 MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed QB Josh Coquille 1 6 Seattle 4 1 0 .800 137 81 poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, 13. Wheaton (Ill.) 4-0 572 11 Philadelphia 2, Florida 1 Freeman. Waived QB McLeod Bethel-Thompson. Gold Beach 0 7 San Francisco 3 2 0 .600 113 98 records through Oct. 6 and previous ranking: 14. Johns Hopkins (Del.) 5-0 507 14 Pittsburgh 5, Carolina 2 NEW YORK GIANTS—Re-signed RB Da’Rel Tuesday’s Scores Arizona 3 2 0 .600 91 95 Record Pts Pv 15. Wabash (Ind.) 4-0 446 17 Tampa Bay 3, Buffalo 2, OT Scott. Waived DE Justin Trattou. SEATTLE SEA- Reedsport d. Myrtle Point, 25-23, 25-12, 25-16 St. Louis 2 3 0 .400 103 141 1. North Dakota State (25) 5-0 649 1 16. Coe (Iowa) 4-0 393 18 Nashville 3, Minnesota 2 HAWKS—Placed C/G Jared Smith on practice Glide d. Bandon, 25-18, 25-11, 25-17 Thursday, Oct. 10 2. Towson 6-0 623 2 17. St. John Fisher (N.Y.) 4-0 334 19 Vancouver 3, New Jersey 2, OT squad/injured reserve. Signed WR Josh Lenz. Coquille d. Gold Beach, 25-21, 25-10, 25-13 N.Y. Giants at Chicago, 5:25 p.m. 3. Sam Houston State 4-1 600 3 18. Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.)4-0 282 23 San Jose 9, N.Y. Rangers 2 COLLEGE SOCCER Sunday, Oct. 13 4. Eastern Illinois 4-1 555 5 19. Wittenberg (Ohio) 3-1 260 21 Today’s Games EAST CAROLINA—Suspended WR Danny Carolina at Minnesota, 10 a.m. 5. Northern Iowa 4-1 530 4 20. Thomas More (Ky.) 4-0 230 24 Chicago at St. Louis, 5 p.m. Webster and WR Quataye Snyre indefinitely for Far West League Girls Oakland at Kansas City, 10 a.m. 6. Coastal Carolina 5-0 521 6 21. John Carroll (Ohio) 4-0 185 NR Montreal at Calgary, 5 p.m. violating team policies. W L T Pts St. Louis at Houston, 10 a.m. 7. Montana State 4-2 502 7 22. Franklin (Ind.) 2-2 178 20 Ottawa at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. HOUSTON—Announced junior QB David Piland North Bend 7 0 1 22 Green Bay at Baltimore, 10 a.m. 8. Eastern Washington 3-2 448 8 23. Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 3-1 163 15 Thursday’s Games will to end his playing career because of multi- Brookings-Harbor 6 1 1 19 Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m. 9. Fordham 6-0 418 13 24. Illinois Wesleyan 4-0 129 NR Colorado at Boston, 4 p.m. ple concussions.

B4 •The World • Wednesday,October 9,2013 Sports Pac-12 has wealth of depth with new coaches

PHOENIX (AP) — The No 2. Oregon (5-0), No. 5 After struggling the pre- SEC has been called the best Stanford (5-0) and No. 11 vious two seasons, Oregon conference in college foot- UCLA (4-0) are all undefeat- State started its resurgence ball. With seven straight ed headed into this week- last year, going 9-4 after national championships end’s games. No. 16 winning three games in 2011, under its belt, it’s a tough Washington and Oregon the biggest turnaround in his argument to counter. State are both 4-1 and school history. The one knock about the Arizona, which plays USC Utah had a rough first SEC is that it’s top-heavy. Thursday night, is 3-1. season in the Pac-12, going While teams like Alabama, Arizona State is 3-2, but 3-6 in conference to end a LSU, Florida and Georgia the Sun Devils have played nine-year postseason streak, always seem to be good, the one of the nation’s toughest but has been better this sea- lower-end teams end up schedules and recently fin- son, entering Saturday’s being punching bags for ished 2-2 on a four-game game against Stanford 3-2. everyone else. stretch of games against Washington State labored The Pac-12, at least this Wisconsin, Stanford, USC in its first season under Mike season, doesn’t seem to have and Notre Dame, all teams Leach in 2012, but also has that problem. that have been ranked this been better, beating USC at With of national champi- season. the Coliseum for the first onship contenders at the top “There is not anybody in time in 13 years while open- and rapidly-improving teams the Pac-12 that can’t beat ing the season 4-2. at the bottom, the Pac-12 anyone,” said Arizona State Colorado also has shown might be the nation’s deepest coach Todd Graham, whose signs up life under new coach conference. team plays an improved Mike MacIntyre, already “What’s happened coach- Colorado team at home on with more wins than last sea- ing-wise in our conference Saturday. “There is great son at 2-2. and with our competition top parity in this league.” “I’ve been impressed with to bottom, it’s at an all-time That hasn’t been the case the Pac-12,”said Leach, in his The Associated Press high,” Oregon State coach in recent years, when the second season at Washington Washington State wide receiver Gabe Marks eludes a tackle attempt by Idaho safety D’Mario Carter as he Mike Riley said on Tuesday Pac-12 has been top-heavy State after coaching 10 years scores a touchdown during their Sept. 21 game. during the Pac-12 coaches like the SEC, though with a in the Big 12 with Texas Tech. teleconference. “It’s to the much smaller top: Oregon “There are top-level teams his sharp-minded offensive Arizona last season after a get their programs back to point that there aren’t any real and USC. that are big, strong and phys- coordinator, has made the disappointing three-year run winning. surprises as much anymore, The conference still has ical, a lot like there were in Cardinal BCS title con- at Michigan and has revital- “I have seen the confer- just because the competition two clear favorites, at least in the Big 12, and the lower-end tenders. ized the program on and off ence for a long time and I and the level of play by each terms of national champi- teams are really strong. From Graham overhauled the field. always thought it was pretty team. Each game is going to be onship contention, but it’s top to bottom, the Pac-12 is Arizona State’s program in Jim Mora has UCLA back good that way, but I see it at very, very interesting.” now Stanford with the Ducks very competitive.” his first season, leading the on track in a short time its best now and I see it grow- Through the first five leading the pecking order, A big difference has been Sun Devils to their first bowl frame, Leach is having a sim- ing that way, too,”said Riley, weeks of the season, all but not the Trojans. an influx of new coaches. victory since 2005, and ilar impact on the Cougars the conference’s longest- one team in the Pac-12 — The true strength in the Jim Harbaugh started appears to have them set up and first-year coaches tenured coach at 13 seasons. California at 1-4 — is .500 or Pac-12 lies behind those two Stanford’s rise to national for consistent success. MacIntyre and Sonny Dykes “It’s going to be tough.” above. heavyweights. prominence and David Shaw, Rich Rodriguez arrived at at California are expected to It already is. Ducks overcome injuries, distractions Stanford coach

■ Oregon moves on after Lyerla leaves takes offense to football program injury claims BY ANNE M.PETERSON The Associated Press STANFORD, Calif. (AP) then-No. 15 Washington 31- — Stanford’s David Shaw is 28 on Saturday night, Oregon’s season has come one of the most mild-man- Sarksian said in a postgame with a few speed bumps, but nered coaches in college interview with Seattle’s KJR the No. 2 Ducks have man- aged just fine. football. He rarely shows radio station that Cardinal Star running back emotions, and he rarely players were faking injuries De’Anthony Thomas raises his voice. to try to slow down the sprained his ankle; tight end Not Tuesday. Huskies’ up-tempo offense Colt Lyerla is gone, although Speaking as passionately on the final drive. his departure is not expected as he ever has, Shaw “I guess that’s how we to have much impact. emphatically fired back at play here at Stanford,” Next up for Oregon (5-0, Steve Sarkisian after the Sarkisian told the station. 2-0 Pac-12) is Saturday’s Washington coach accused He specifically said he heard game at Washington (4-1, 1- the Cardinal of faking Stanford defensive line 1). injuries. Shaw opened his coach Randy Hart — who Lyerla left the team portion of the Pac-12 was an assistant at Sunday, a day after he missed coaches’ teleconference Washington from 1988 to the No. 2 Ducks’ 57-16 victo- with a carefully crafted 2008 — telling players to ry at Colorado because of a The Associated Press statement, saying “we don’t stay down following plays. one-game suspension. The Oregon running back De’Anthony Thomas runs with the ball as Tennessee defensive back Michael Williams fake injuries, we never have Sarkisian stood by those junior, who had a rocky his- closes in during their Sept. 14. game.Thomas missed Oregon’s win over Colorado. and we never will. I don’t comments again Tuesday tory in Eugene, wants to pur- condone it. I don’t teach it. I when asked about Shaw’s sue an NFL career. Saturday. Afterward, tims. The school called the California. He returned the don’t allow it.” response. “If he felt this was best for Helfrich confirmed he had post “insensitive and offen- kickoff 27 yards but slipped Shaw also began his “We saw what we saw.We him. That’s OK. We talked been suspended for the game sive.” on the wet turf. weekly news conference at can leave it at that. Two rea- about it and we moved on,” because of an unspecified Lyerla also missed the Thomas, who led the Stanford shortly after refer- sonable people can disagree coach Mark Helfrich said. violation of team rules. first several days of fall camp Ducks’ ground attack with ring to the same hand-writ- on something and move for- “We wished him absolutely It was latest in a string of his sophomore year for per- 338 yards and six touchdowns ten notes. He called ward,”Sarkisian said. nothing but the best, and he issues for the tight end. sonal reasons. this season, wore a boot all Sarkisian’s allegations Shaw also said Hart was wished us nothing but the When he was ill and missed On Monday,when the ini- last week and then on the “unprofessional” and steaming about Sarkisian’s best. There was no ‘smoking the Tennessee game, Lyerla tial surprise had worn off, sidelines against Colorado. pointed out that the only allegations. He called his gun’ so to speak.” questioned Helfrich’s use of Lyerla posted to Twitter: But this week the boot was off defensive coach he knows of assistant one of the “most Besides, the Ducks lost the word “circumstances” to “STILL LOVE ALL MY and Thomas wasn’t limping. who has told players to fake respected coaches in the Lyerla to illness this season characterize his absence, TEAMMATES #blood.” Oregon would not give his injuries works on country” and said he does- against Tennessee, and back- suggesting the description Said Helfrich: “I think status for the game against Washington’s staff. n’t care what Sarkisian up Johnny Mundt stepped in raised questions. As a policy, we’ve moved on. We’ve the Huskies. Huskies defensive line thinks he saw. with five catches for 121 yards Oregon does not discuss turned the page. I would love Oregon’s rush didn’t miss coach Tosh Lupoi admitted “Randy pushes our guys. and two touchdowns in a 59- injuries or illness. to talk about Washington or a beat without him. Against to instructing players to It’s never ‘pull off, or fake 14 Oregon win. Later, Lyerla apologized our preparations. It’s not California, Byron Marshall fake injuries against Oregon this.’ No, it’s ‘go, go, go,’” Additionally, sophomore for airing his frustrations about any single one of us, ran for 130 yards and two while he was an assistant at Shaw said. “That’s all tight end Pharaoh Brown publicly. myself included.” touchdowns. He ran for 122 Cal. Randy ever says is, ‘Go, go, appears to have returned to This summer, Lyerla took As for Thomas, he’s more yards against the “That’s not calling any- go, go!” full strength in the last two to Twitter with his support of missed most of the past two Buffaloes, bringing his total body out. That’s just stating Stanford defensive end games after a leg injury conspiracy theories sur- games because of an ankle to 448 yards and four touch- a fact. It’s been proven. It’s Ben Gardner and linebacker slowed him to start the sea- rounding the Sandy Hook injury. The dynamic running downs this season. been admitted and we all Shayne Skov both were son. Elementary School shooting. back sprained his right ankle “It’s scary to think about have moved on,”Shaw said. tended to by trainers on the Lyerla did not travel to One of his posts concerned on the opening kickoff of how good we are when we’re Later he added, “We didn’t field in the fourth quarter face the Buffaloes on the parents of the young vic- Oregon’s 55-16 victory over all healthy,”Brown said. do it against Oregon, so why for injuries. Shaw said in the world would we do it Gardner was dealing with against Washington?” an arm injury and dehydra- Former Stanford line- tion, while Skov hyperex- backer Chase Thomas was tended his surgically BRAVES accused of faking an injury repaired left knee when he Myrtle Point still has a in a loss at Oregon in 2010 collided with teammate while Jim Harbaugh was the James Vaughters. chance to make playoffs head coach. An MRI on Skov’s knee “How we play at showed no structural dam- From Page B1 Stanford has led to three age, Shaw said. Skov is BCS bowl games, a Pac-12, expected to play Saturday at “It feels great. We’re gonna practice Rose Bowl and Orange Bowl Utah. more, talk more, cover more,”Osorio said. championships and a 100 Both players denied on “We’re gonna stay strong as a team, I feel percent graduation rate,” Twitter that they were fak- like we have a pretty good chance of get- Shaw continued. “This is ing injuries. ting that spot if we communicate more and one of the most respected “Skov didn’t take a dive, stay pumped up.” programs in the country and I didn’t take a dive. Never Myrtle Point isn’t out of the playoff I’m not going to put that on have never will. Stay classy picture. The Bobcats will play in the spe- the line just to beat Washington,” Gardner cial district playoffs against the second- Washington.” tweeted Sunday. place Class 2A team from the Southern Shaw also said he had Sarkisian also disagreed Cascades League, with the winner discussions with the Pac-12 with the replay officials’ advancing. Conference expressing his decision to call Kevin Reedsport, on the other hand has displeasure with the allega- Smith’s reception incom- already beaten Gold Beach and Myrtle tions. Both coaches plete after it was ruled a Point twice, which guarantees Reedsport declined to comment when catch on the field on fourth- the top Class 2A spot for the Sunset asked if they had spoken to and-10 at the Stanford 49 Conference. Now the Braves need to con- each other about the issue. with less than 90 seconds tinue to win to keep their power ranking up “I’m not even angry at left. — they’re currently fifth — so they can Steve. Just think he crossed Shaw initially said the guarantee a home playoff game. the line. Could see him play looked like a catch from Knowing what’s at stake, Hixenbaugh tomorrow and say hi. But his view on sideline. isn’t worried his team will get complacent. I’m going to defend what we However, after seeing TV “They understand how (play seeding) By Lou Sennick, The World do,”Shaw said. replays he had no doubt works,” he said. “Every game we play just Myrtle Point libero Kieri Smith goes for the ball during the Bobcats’match Tuesday evening After fifth-ranked overturning the call was gets them ready for the playoffs.” against Reedsport. Stanford (5-0, 3-0) beat correct.