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Monday, May 15, 2017 42¢ OR LESS HOME DELIVERY * $1.00 NEWSSTAND Volume 115, Number 208 BRUNSWICK • ST. SIMONS ISLAND • JEKYLL ISLAND • SEA ISLAND HISTORIC TOUR MISSILE TEST PLAYOFF SOCCER Jekyll Island cottage is open for North Korea tested a missile that Frederica boys advance LIFESTYLES, 1C WORLD, 8A SPORTS, 1B tours through May ew “unusually high” Jake Myers to state semi nals Shrimp blessings O cials: strong and a tourism season Spanish galleon on the horizon

By LINDSEY ADKISON [email protected]

The heat is on and the beaches are sizzling — that means one thing for Brunswick and the Golden Isles — summer has almost arrived. And with it, tourists are also on tap, already arriving in droves at local hotspots like St. Simons and Jekyll islands. Ofi cials are expecting this tourism season to be ex- ceptional. That’s good news for those who depend on the inl ux of patrons to i ll the area’s shops and restaurants, fueling the $1 billion local industry. It was one of the main topics discussed at a recent meeting of tourism ofi cials and partners, all of whom were hoping to hear positive news from Scott McQuade, president of the Golden Isles Convention and Visitors Bureau. Overall, good news was what they received. McQuade said this year i scal year — 2016 to 2017 — is tracking three percent ahead of previous years. He is optimistic that the year will outperform the 2015 to 2016 i scal year, which was an all-time record. “Looking at our lodging pace report for summer de- mand, the tourism economy looks strong. We anticipate

Please see SEASON, 5A board the Georgia Bulldog and l anked by the Knights of Columbus, above, St. Fran- Acis Xavier Catholic Church Father Timothy McKeown blesses the shrimpboat Captain Snapper during the Girls getting 79th annual Brunswick Blessing of the Fleet Saturday. The festival drew big crowds at Sidney Lanier Park in Bruns- in on summer wick. On Sunday morning, the tall ship El Galeón, at right, sails into the Brunswick River, enroute to the Bruns- learning at CCGA wick city dock at Mary Ross Waterfront Park. The 160 foot long vessel will be at the dock at Mary Ross Park through By LAUREN MCDONALD Tuesday, and will offer tours. The ship [email protected] is a replica of the 16th century mer- College of Coastal Georgia will host its i rst Girls chant ship sailed by Pedro Menendez. of Summer program this July, offering middle school Bobby Haven/The Brunswick News photos girls from Glynn and McIntosh counties a chance to spend their summer learning on a college campus. The program will replicate the framework of the annual Boys of Summer program and will target rising sixth- and seventh-grade girls who may have Norwich enterprise zones to be combined academic needs, as recommended by their school counselors, or those who may benei t from academi- By DEBORAH BAYLISS — is to encourage businesses to stay, from Fifth to Second streets,” Hunter cally-enriching campus experiences. [email protected] move to, or expand in depressed areas, said. “The other zone (Norwich Street The free academic program is being supported by thereby helping to revitalize them. South), runs from N to Gloucester the college’s minority outreach program, and funds Brunswick ofi cials are hopeful cre- Enterprise zone subsidies often in- (Street). We’re i lling in the gap from have been provided by an anonymous donor. ating one enterprise zone to offer busi- clude a variety of corporate income tax N to Second Streets and making Nor- “We are thrilled to be able to host this program ness incentives in the Norwich Street credits, property tax abatements and wich Street one zone instead of adding through the generous support of our community part- corridor will inject some new life in the other tax exemptions and incentives another one and making it three zones.” ners who understand the importance of the initiative once thriving area of the city. to encourage businesses to locate in A resolution to create one zone called in our community,” said Jason Umfress, the vice “We want to extend the Norwich low-income areas of a city or county. the Norwich Street Enterprise Zone is president for student affairs and enrollment manage- Street enterprise zones to i ll the gap Most states and the federal govern-expected to be introduced for approv- ment at CCGA. that is not currently included in the ment have their own versions of enter-al at The Brunswick City Commission Floyd Phoenix, the director of the minority out- zones,” said city planner John Hunter. prise zones. meeting on Wednesday. reach program at CCGA, said the addition of the The intent of enterprise zones — “We currently have two zones on The current gap area is home to Girls of Summer program is a point of pride both for geographic areas in which businesses Norwich Street. One of the zones is can qualify for a variety of subsidies Norwich Commons which stretches Please see ZONE, 5A Please see GIRLS, 5A

DAYBREAK INDEX: Worth knowing Worth knowing Local 2A Sports 1B Co ee Break 3A Scores 3B WEATHER The Jekyll Island Turtle Crawl Oglethrorpe Elementary School’s Life 1C 6 5652510471 8 State 3A triathlon drew its largest eld ever stock market team was honored Editorial 4A Advice 3C FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE High 87, Low 66. this past weekend in the event’s 15 recently for winning its region Obituaries 6A TV 4C Nation 5-6A Comics 6C CALL 265-1104 Sunny Monday. 8A year history. Local, 2A championship. Co ee Break, 3A World 8A Classi eds 7C

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By BUDDY HUGHES [email protected]

Saturday’s Turtle Crawl Triathlon featured a lot of irsts for Veit Honle. The German native who is an ath- lete on the cycling and cross country teams at Savannah College of Art and Design was racing for the irst time in America. It was also his irst time swimming in the ocean. Perhaps more importantly, he was also the irst triathlete to cross the inish line. “It wasn’t too bad,” Honle Veit Honle was the irst person to cross the inish line Saturday said. “I thought maybe there during the annual Jekyll Island Turtle Crawl. would be more waves, but I just felt good right from the ed three times in the Turtle that’s always good.” beginning.” Crawl and also competed in For Lowery, the scenery Competing in the sprint tri- Bobby Haven/The Brunswick News photos triathlons in Jacksonville. and the competition make for athlon — which consists of a Triathletes are silhouetted against the early morning sun as they emerge from the water to transition Coming to Jekyll is “by far” a great event. 600-meter swim, 14.5-mile to bicycling during the annual Jekyll Island Turtle Crawl Saturday. his favorite triathlon. “A lot of people show up bike ride and a 5-kilometer “It’s just a nice course,” for it, so there’s (plenty of) run — Honle was the irst out SEE THE RESULTS said. “It was perfect condi- Stroud said. “Everything’s competition,” Lowery said. of the water, the irst back to tions out there. The water was organized well and the “And I like the island — it’s the transition after his bike Visit www.jekyllisland.com/signatureevents/ calm, barely any headwinds course is pretty lat, real sopretty.” ride and eventually the irst turtle-crawl-weekend and follow the links to ind complete on the bike. It felt good.” athlete to inish. results from this weekend’s races. Along with a calm day on Honle did have some com- the Atlantic, the waters were TURN OLD GOLD INTO CASH! pany on the course as he ran also nice and warm. But across some of the athletes RECYCLE OR TRADE YOUR OLD JEWELRY end, with proceeds from Sat- thought I would do the sprint Stroud admitted that once FOR SOMETHING SHINY & NEW competing in the interna- urday’s sprint and internation- this time,” Lowery said. athletes get into their swim, tional triathlon portion — a al triathlons and Sunday’s 5k So what keeps bringing they don’t really notice the 1,500-meter swim, 29-mile and 10k races beneitting the athletes back to the Turtle water temperature. bike and a 10k run. Georgia Sea Turtle Center. Crawl? Well, the conditions “You can never really tell, CASH OR “On the bike, I had a lot While some like Honle help. but the water here is typical- TRADE of international (triathlon) were new, the race also at- “It was absolutely perfect,” ly pretty warm,” Stroud said. FREE APPRAISAL athletes that I could chase,” tracts its fair share of repeats. Lowery said. “Smooth swim, “Once you get going — you SHOP LOCAL! Veit said. “The run was a little Tom Lowery of Gainesville, not much wind on the bike. It don’t really feel it anymore.” lonely, but it felt good.” Fla., participated in the inter- was a little hot on the run, but Stroud has participat- SHOPS AT SEA ISLAND • 600 SEA ISLAND ROAD #16 ST. SIMONS ISLAND, GA 31522 • 912-634-9060 Honle’s irst-time at the national triathlon four years I’m not complaining.” triathlon was relective of a ago. He was back on Satur- That sentiment was echoed larger point. This year’s edi- day competing in the sprint by Frederick Stroud, who ran tion of the Turtle Crawl had competition. cross country at Glynn Acad- its largest turnout since its in- “I won the Olympic (tri- emy and is now a student at ception in 2003. athlon) four years ago, but the University of Georgia. The races are part of Jekyll I’ve had a lot of injuries and “I thought the wind was Island’s Turtle Crawl Week- haven’t been able to run, so I going to be stronger,” Stroud

SUMMER PROGRAMS SEA PALMS RESORT & CONFERENCE CENTER St. Simons tree ordinance June 5-9 • June 19-23 • July 10-14 Monday-Thursday 8:30am-12:30pm Friday 8:30am-3:00pm $160 each week goes back to drawing board Includes lunch daily, the First Tee water bottle, and a trip to Top Golf! By TAYLOR COOPER ordinance sent back to the illed with off-site planting in Summer Golf Programs Ages 7-12 years old [email protected] committee for tweaking and some cases. reinement. It would also have changed The committee assembled Stan Humphries and Mir- the tree plan review process to create a new tree ordi- iam Lancaster, members so that the Tree Advisory nance, which would only ap- of the original committee, Board could have a larger ply to St. Simons Island, will spoke in favor of the pro- role. In addition, the ordi- be meeting on Tuesday to re- posed ordinance at the May nance would have created a sume the task after the Glynn 5 meeting, saying that it was county arborist position and County Commission decided a good compromise that all a system for the designation Register Now at www.TFTGI.com Volunteer Now at www.TFTGI.com not to adopt the ordinance at members of the committee of “heritage trees,” which the a meeting on May 5. approved of, which included owner would not be allowed It took the committee developers and tree preserva- to cut down at all, unless the roughly two years to create tion advocates. designation was removed by the ordinance that was being The ordinance, which was the tree board. considered, hearing from de- designed to guarantee preser- It also allowed for a wid- velopers and arborists along vation of at least 50 percent er range of penalties for vi- the way, among others. Mul- of the island’s tree canopy, olations of the ordinance, tiple town halls and commis- was tougher in some areas including stop-work orders, sion meetings were held to and more forgiving in others revocation of tree plans or Some of your get input from the public and when compared to the tree permits and revocation of county oficials during that ordinance currently in place. certiicates of occupancy, most important time. It would not have applied among others. Despite that, the Islands to residential lots smaller The committee is what is connections can be Planning Commission saw than one acre, lots used for called a chairman’s commit- it to recommend that theagriculture or silviculture tee, meaning all members proposed amendment be sent purposes or county property, are appointed by the county found close to home back to the drawing board, among others. All other lots commission’s chairman. In and that the committee be would have a restriction im- this case, Bill Brunson. Honored to be putting expanded to include a wider posed disallowing them from The tree ordinance com- St. Simons Island and range of county residents. using a quarter of their prop- mittee meeting will be held Glynn County first for The county commission erty for anything other than at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the agreed with the IPC’s rec- the growth of trees. Under Harold Pate Courthouse over 40 years. ommendation, making the the proposed ordinance, that Annex, 1725 Reynolds St. in inal decision to have therequirement could be ful- Brunswick.

You know that St. Simons Island and Glynn County are great places to live and work. We know it too. That’s why St. Marys recommended for we’re committed to helping you build on your success and get ready for the future with a financial strategy that’s $382,000 storm water grant just for you. We look forward to continuing to serve the community of St. Simons Island and the Golden Isles. By GORDON JACKSON include a sea rise study, a downtown improvements [email protected] partnership with the National through the installation of Sea Grant College Program, permeable pavement in the ST. MARYS — The Geor- the Downtown Renaissance parking stalls and transfor- Merrill Lynch gia Environmental Pro- Visioning and Strategic Plan mation of raised landscaped 103 Main Street tection Division is recom- and the current master plan- areas into bio-retention ar- mending approval of a grant ning process. The storm wa- eas, he said. St. Simons Island, GA 31522 application for storm water ter improvements could help The iniltration-based improvements in St. Marys. unlock the potential of the storm water practices will 912.291.1100 The $382,333 grant would city’s waterfront area. reduce sediment and nutrient pay for urban storm retro- “The overarching goal of loads, Holman said. its in the city’s downtown these improvements and the “This grant would not district, where looding has proposed project is to ad- have come together without occurred during heavy rains dress non-point source pol- the collaboration of staff and Life’s better when we’re connected® and high tides. lution and looding related partner agencies,” he said. The project is recom- to urban runoff in downtown “The city would also like mended to be funded in part St. Marys,” City Manager to thank the public for the Merrill Lynch Wealth Management makes available products and services offered by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & through a grant authorized John Holman said. continuing support of this Smith Incorporated, a registered broker-dealer and Member SIPC, and other subsidiaries of Bank of America Corporation. by the U.S. Environmental The city plans to achieve project and we look forward Investment products: Are Not FDIC Insured Are Not Bank Guaranteed May Lose Value Protection Agency. these goals by enhancing to these improvements in the © 2017 Bank of America Corporation. All rights reserved. | ARF7DD4N | AD-04-17-0087 | 470950PM-1016 | 04/2017 The city’s planning efforts the current design plans for downtown.” CoffeeBreak Page 3A // The Brunswick News // Monday, May 15, 2017 Students feted for region stock market title Summer Success Tu t o r i n g

By LAUREN MCDONALD Kindergarten [email protected] to 5th grade Robert Wray, a ifth-grad- er at Oglethorpe Point Call for consultation Elementary, spent many 912-269-2235 Saturdays this school year watching early morning business talk shows. Robert tuned in to hear talk show hosts’ discus- sions about the luctuations We repair Screen of the New York Stock Ex- change. He would then return to Doors and Windows school each Monday and confer with his teammates With high quality, in the Georgia Stock Mar- ket Game. They would long lasting New strategize about which stocks they should buy and York Wire insect sell in their own imaginary portfolio. screening.

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my phone and I was track- Thank You ing all the stocks that we bought,” Robert said. Lee Malone, a part- 7700 time teacher at Oglethorpe Point, sponsored a Georgia YearsYears Call us for Stock Market Game in her Lauren McDonald/The Brunswick News immediate service. class last fall, offering her Addison Whitworth-Leonard, Robert Wray and Chris Roddini, ith graders at Oglethorpe Point students a real-life game Elementary, brought home the title of region champs in the Georgia Stock Market Game. Their teacher, ARCO HARDWARE simulation of the workings Lee Malone, hosted the game in her class this year. WWW.ARCO.DOITBEST.COM of the stock exchange. And Robert, along with their stocks and deciding purchasing random stocks Faye Barnett, the instruc- 3711 Community Road 267-0771 his teammates Addison when to buy and sell, aim- that research showed may tional coach at Oglethorpe Whitworth-Leonard and ing to make a proit at the bring a proit. And that Point, said the lesson pro- Chris Roddini, went the ex- end of the game. decision proved to be a vided the students with a SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ tra mile in the competition, Robert, Chris and Addi- smart one. real-world learning experi- SAVE quickly surpassing the oth- son ended with $104,487. “Like, in the fall, people ence. NOW IS THE TIME er teams in their class. “We did a lot of research normally travel to Wash- “The economic standards The three boys ended on what stocks we would ington and some other plac- in social studies, of course, TO BUY CARPET! $ SAVE up winning the regional like,” Addison said. “We es to see the trees,” Robert this covers every one of $ SAVE WE’RE TAKING 15% OFF competition in the Georgia $ learned how to buy stocks said. “So we invested in an them, plus more,” she ALL OF OUR IN-STOCK CARPET & VINYL. Stock Market Game for Fall and sell them. We basically airline company, and that said. “They’re connecting 2016, and they returned last - was one of our best ones.” AREA RUGS INCLUDED! learned economics, most those cause-and-effect re- $

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A-1 C SAVE their outside of class work,” quickly. can directly affect the stock lots of communication SAVE QUALITY YOU CAN STAND ON! Malone said. “That’s going “We actually were in last trends. skills.” $ above and beyond, and I place at irst, and we had “Everyone was surprised And Malone said it’s a WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS! was glad their interest was all the popular things, like how Apple was losing mon- unique educational oppor- • EXPERT INSTALLATION • FREE ESTIMATES $ enough that they wanted to when you think of name ey,” Robert said. “And we tunity that few students • All Major Credit Cards Accepted SAVE $ learn more. And I think it brand stuff,” Addison said. were all pretty sure that is have. SAVE paid off.” The boys had purchased was because when the iP- “It’s something that they $ RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL For the game, every stu- stock in Nike, Amazon, hone 7 came out, they put a really aren’t that familiar dent-team was given a eBay and Apple. bunch of money into it and 264-8386 with,” she said. “Some- 4644 Hwy. 17 North • 2 miles N. of FLETC light theoretical $100,000 to “But those weren’t doing nobody bought it because times it’s hard to ind things SAVE spend on the stocks of their as well,” Robert said. the (iPhone 6s) were good. that they have not done, and choosing. The students So they decided it was So that was our conclusion this is one that kind of ills SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ spent two months tracking time to take a few risks, on why it didn’t do as well.” that requirement.” DR. DENNIS L. MYERS, DR. JAMES HARTNETT & STAFF Wishes READERGuide Your News contacts: IN THE STATE Happy Birthday PHONES, EMAIL Dr. Myers to Our Friends Dr. Hartnett • Newsroom and advertising: 265-8320 Swamp fire: evacuation order lifted in nearby towns Janie Alexander ...May 15 Gregory Lawless . .May 17 Tina Boyette...... May 14 • Circulation: 265-1104 Martha Brantley ...May 15 Andrea Moore.....May 17 Erin Finn...... May 14 • St. Simons Island oice: 1. FOLKSTON: A mandatory evacuation Charles Gross ....May 15 Shawn Altom .....May 18 Leo Geer...... May 14 638-7601 order has been lited for two south Georgia Nancy Mackenzie..May 15 Brittney Louise Gentile. ....May 14 Clemmons ...... May 18 • News fax: 280-0926 towns threatened for days last week by a South Joyce McQuaig....May 15 Kennison Harding. .May 14 • News email: news@ Carolina JoAnn Frick ...... May 18 wildire that had spread outside the bound- William Newnam...May 15 Tedi Lawless...... May 14 goldenisles.news Lori Austin...... 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May 20 Paul Westbrook. ...May 14 sought to contain the blaze. • 261 Redfern Village, St. P Mary Caroline Dawn Zenkert. ....May 20 Susan Simons Island, GA 31522 Lightning sparked the ire April 6 in the Hendrix ...... May 17 Terrence Ashley. ...May 14 Zimmerman...... May 14 ONLINE swamp and it burned more than 150,000 1 Barbara Hilley.....May 17 • www.goldenisles.news acres (60,700 hectares), mostly in the ref- Florida COSMETIC & GENERAL DENTISTRY • facebook.com/ uge. More than 800 ireighters and support Numbers on stories correspond 46 PROFESSIONAL DRIVE • 264-0946 thebrunswicknews personnel are ighting the lames. • Twitter: @brunswick_news to map locations. The star locates Authorities say all nearby roads have since Brunswick. LOCAL NEWS reopened except for those inside the refuge. • Michael Hall, managing Don’t Break a Sweat. editor: 265-8320, ext. 213 PEOPLE NEWS 2. ATLANTA: Authorities say they’re your skin. 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Company oicials said this week that Doctors monitored his swelling to see about 6,000 people are working at the Certified Electric, Inc. 6 mos. $71.68 109 Key Drive • Brunswick, GA 31520 1 yr. $131.67 if he would need antivenin which patients Plant Vogtle site south of Augusta. GA. Reg. CU400320 2 yrs. $254.79 receive after a snake digs its fangs into — Associated Press (912) 265-3419 CommentaryPage 4A // The Brunswick News // Monday, May 15, 2017

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EDITORIAL COLUMN / GEORGE WILL Military presence Culture thrives when is important to it’s all shook up WASHINGTON people — those who are un- age as ... more culturally open n July 1954, a 19-year- victimized or less victimized and advanced — more intellec- old Memphis truck driver — express or even just enjoy tual, artistic, and cosmopolitan,” Irecorded at Sun Studio the the culture of more pure victims but its “appropriation” tantrums Georgia, Isles song “That’s All Right.” When without their permission. reveal how its fixation with a local disc jockey promised to The wearing of sombreros at “racial identity and resentments he delegation from came in direct revenue. Esti- play it, the truck driver tuned tequila-themed parties triggered ends up imposing the narrowest more than 15 military mates are that when direct and his parents’ radio to the station — to speak the language of kinds of parochialism.” Tcommunities in Georgia indirect factors are considered, and went to a movie. His mother the exquisitely sensitive — the The University of Pennsyl- who met with U.S. Sen. David more than 8,800 jobs are created pulled him from the theater anti-appropriation constabulary vania’s Jonathan Zimmerman, Perdue this week stressed the by Kings Bay. because the DJ was playing the at Bowdoin College. Oberlin writing in The Chronicle of importance of installations in Georgia saw roughly $12.6 record repeatedly and wanted College’s palate police de- Higher Education, says “the our state. billion in defense spending in to interview the singer immedi- nounced as “appropriative” an mostly left-wing quest for Their impact is felt on many 2015, which shook out to about ately. The DJ asked where the allegedly inauthentic prepara- cultural purity bears an eerie levels. 2.6 percent of its GDP and more singer had gone to high school. tion of General Tso’s chicken. echo to the right-wing fantasy The first of which, national than 129,000 jobs for people in He answered, “Humes,” an Such nonsense is harmless — of national purity, which peaked security, was noted by Perdue the state, according to a Feb- all-white school. The DJ asked until it morphs into attempts to during the so-called 100-per- and Paul Andreshak of Southeast ruary report from the National because many callers “who like regulate something serious, like cent-American campaigns of the Georgia Friends of Fort Stewart Conference of State Legisla- your record think you must be writing fiction: Do not write early 20th century.” Of Chuck and Hunter. tures. colored, singing the way you about cultures other than your Berry, Zimmerman writes: “The state’s location makes Clearly, ours is a state which do.” Elvis Presley from Tupelo, own. “His first big hit, ‘Maybellene,’ it the ideal rapid development greatly values its military assets Mississippi, had committed With characteristic tartness, adapted an old melody that had hub for any crisis arising north, for many reasons. “cultural appropriation.” novelist Lionel Shriver respond- been recorded by country-mu- east or south of the United We applaud the group’s efforts According to Ray Connolly ed to this “climate of scrutiny” sic performers like Bob Wills States with inter-modal facilities in meeting with Perdue this in “Being Elvis,” Arthur “Big when, at a writers’ conference, and His Texas Playboys. Berry rivaled by none,” Andreshak said week to ensure our legislators in Boy” Crudup, a black Mississip- she clapped a sombrero on her combined the ‘hillbilly’ sound during the meeting. Washington are well aware that pian, had popularized “That’s head and said: We’re not sup- of white country with the Afri- Perdue agreed. we have no plans of seeing the All Right.” When Presley first posed to try on other people’s can-American rhythm and blues “Maintaining our national se- presence of the military in our entered the recording studio, hats? That’s what we’re paid to that he imbibed in his native St. curity is one of the most import- communities diminish. he was asked, “Who do you do. Instead, “any tradition, any Louis.” For this, he was heckled ant jobs we have in Congress. As With new political leaders and sound like?” He replied, “I don’t experience, any costume, any in Harlem. a member of the Senate Armed legislators suggesting new ideas sound like nobody.” Actually, he way of doing and saying things, John Lennon said, “Before Services Committee, I am proud every session of Congress, there sounded like someone melding that is associated with a mi- Elvis, there was nothing.” Not of the role our state plays in pro- is always a chance military and the sounds of gospel, country nority or disadvantaged group really: There was Crudup, and viding for our national security,” defense spending can be cut. If and what was then called “race is ring-fenced: look-but-don’t- before him there was a long, he said. and when that happens again, it music” — music by Southern touch.” creatively tangled line of pre- The other primary impact is is comforting to know we have a blacks — to make something Eugene Volokh, law profes- cursors. Elvis, said Mick Jagger, economic, something we know group with a strong voice fight- new. sor and maestro of the Volokh was “an original in an area of well here in Coastal Georgia. ing for the important mission of The hysteria du jour, on Conspiracy blog, drolly says: imitators.” Actually, no cultural Locally, Naval Submarine Base Georgia’s military installations campuses and elsewhere, against If only there were a word for figure is entirely original. Kings Bay had an estimated total and the many, many people who “appropriation” illustrates “telling people that they mustn’t Listening to Radio Luxem- economic impact of $1.14 billion serve there and support their progressivism’s descent into do something because of their bourg late one night, teenaged in direct and indirect revenue families there. authoritarianism leavened by race or ethnic origin.” Asks Keith Richards heard “Heart- and purchases in 2016, accord- We hope Perdue took what he philistinism. This “preening Franklin Einspruch, writing in break Hotel,” and “when I woke ing to the Camden Partnership. heard in Kingsland this week to silliness” — the phrase is from The Federalist, “Where does up the next day I was a different Roughly $855 million of that heart. The Federalist’s David Mar- new culture come from? It is guy.” Bob Dylan, a freewheeling cus — is by people oblivious copied, with alterations, from cultural appropriator himself, to the fact that, as Marcus says, existing culture. The process is said, “Hearing Elvis for the ANOTHER VIEW / JIM POWELL “culture blending is central to reproductive. Sexy, even. So of first time was like busting out the development of, well, every- course, the outrage-as-a-life- of jail.” Those who would wall thing.” style wing of the progressive off cultures from “outsiders” are Indignation about appropri- left wants to dictate rules for its would-be wardens. ation is a new frontier in the proper enjoyment.” ever-expanding empire of culti- The Federalist’s Robert vated victimhood: “Marginal- Tracinski says appropriation is George Will is Pulitzer Prize-winning ized” persons from a particular actually learning through admi- conservative political commen- culture supposedly are somehow ration, adding: “The left loudly tator. Contact him at georgewill@ wounded when “privileged” promotes its flattering self-im- washpost.com.

COLUMN / MARK SHIELDS Three memorable American presidents and the truth LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Health care laws will cause economic ruin here have been three ney general to remove Director Tuesday letter on Comey’s per- memorable Ameri- Comey ... was based solely and formance and that Rosenstein In 2016, all Republican Party response of the majority has been can presidents, the exclusively on his commitment had never explicitly called for candidates ran on the promise nothing short of sickening and T story goes. President George to the best interest of the Amer- Comey’s dismissal. But Rosen- to repeal and replace the Pick- any alteration/reduction to the Washington could never tell a ican people and to ensuring stein, a career federal prosecutor wickian Obama health care plan Obama plan for national econom- lie. President Richard Nixon that the FBI has the trust and who was previously respected shoved down the throats of us ic suicide appears to be outside could never tell the truth. And confidence of the people of this by both Democrats and Repub- imbeciles actually paying the bill. of my lifetime. But it doesn’t President Donald Trump cannot nation.” In less measured prose, licans, had been used to mislead The promise should not have really matter if it is Obama 1 or tell the difference. At a White this had also been the rationale the press and the public on why been to repeal and replace but Obama 2, no national healthcare House news conference, Trump for the president’s sacking of Comey was fired. Question: rather to only fully repeal. As I see plan that is not single payer will referred to his November 2016 Comey offered by a succession Can we think of one individual it, it is not the responsibility of ever pass muster insofar as actu- victory, in which he received of White House spokespeople. whose reputation for personal the unlucky 50 percent to pay for ally working — see Bernie Sanders. 304 electoral votes, as “the Pence might want to first and professional integrity has the healthcare of the hypochon- As despicable as he is, he is right. biggest Electoral College win check the most recent Wall not been sullied or diminished driacs and freeloaders. Please And once this folly is released on since Ronald Reagan,” who Street Journal/NBC News poll, by that individual’s close identi- forgive my total lack of caring us, it is over for the finances of was re-elected in 1984. Wrong. which asked voters their positive fication with the Trump White here. this country no matter how much After Reagan and before Trump, or negative feelings toward a House? I take care of my own as has we “print baby print.” The lice and Presidents George H.W. Bush, number of well-known individ- But never mind. President been the custom of my family cockroaches we have in Washing- Bill Clinton and Barack Obama uals and institutions. Pence’s Trump told NBC News, “Re- since I entered the picture. We re- ton in their drive to control the each won many more electoral favorite House speaker, Paul gardless of (the deputy attorney ceived healthcare when we could country have indeed destroyed it. votes than did Trump. When Ryan, was low man. Ryan’s neg- general’s) recommendation, afford it and toughed it out when Felton Hudson NBC’s Peter Alexander pointed ative score was 18 percentage I was going to fire Comey.” we couldn’t. So far the tremulous St. Simons Island out Trump’s misstatement to points higher than his positive He said Comey was guilty him, the president responded: score. The Republican Party’s of being a “showboat” and a “I don’t know. I was given that negative score was 16 points “grandstander.” Being called a LETTERS TO THE EDITOR information. Actually, I’ve seen higher. And Trump himself had showboat by the narcissist in the Send letters on topics of general interest to readers in Southeast Georgia by : that information around.” a negative score that was 11 Oval Office is like being called Mail Letters to the Editor, The changing explanations points higher than his positive ugly by a frog. The Brunswick News, 3011 Altama Ave., Brunswick GA 31520 for President Trump’s firing of score. Justice Neil Gorsuch, The credibility of and public Email: [email protected] Fax: 280-0926 FBI Director James Comey — the National Rifle Association, conidence in this White House Letters should be no more than 250 words in length in a way calculated to publicly Obama and Planned Parenthood and its elected occupant are being and may be edited for clarity. Letter writers will be limited and personally humiliate the all received net positive scores. depleted almost daily. Does Don- to one letter every two weeks director through his learning But at the top of the list, with a ald Trump have the courage or about his termination over cable net positive-over-negative rating the self-conidence that President TV news while he was in Los of 29 percentage points, was the Gerald Ford did in October 1974 POSTMASTER: Send change of address to The Brunswick News, PO Box 1557, Brunswick GA 31521- - “beleaguered” Federal Bureau 1557. Periodicals postage paid at Brunswick, Ga. USPS-068180. 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For ing vice president, Mike Pence, eral Rosenstein complained to this presidency, time is short and assured the nation: “Let me be White House counsel Don Mc- the challenge is grave. very clear that the president’s Gahn, insisting that the White decision to accept the recom- House-Pence statements were mendation of the deputy attor- misleading and wrong. Rosen- Mark Shields is a political ney general (Rod Rosenstein, in stein claimed that Trump had analyst and commentator A publication of Brunswick News Publishing Company. case you forgot) and the attor- on Monday asked him for his for PBS Newshour. THE BRUNSWICK NEWS // MONDAY, MAY 15, 2017 5A Page One, Part 2 France’s leader vows to fortify EU

By SYLVIE CORBET sion. The division and frac- Macron later solemnly Associated Press tures across our society must paid tribute at the Tomb of be overcome ... because the Unknown Soldier be- PARIS — In ceremonies the world expects us to be neath the Arc de Triomphe, marked by youthful opti- strong, solid, clairvoyant.” greeting veterans and mil- mism and old-world - Na He promised to take itary oficers in formation poleonic pomp, Emmanuel France’s responsibilities to beneath the imposing arch. Macron swept into ofice tackle today’s crises — “the Macron takes charge of Sunday as France’s new migration crisis, the climate a nation that, when Britain president pledging to fortify challenge, authoritarian leaves the European Union the European Union, rede- abuse, the excesses of cap- in 2019, will become the sign French politics and glue italism in the world and of EU’s only member with nu- AP together his divided nation. course terrorism. Nothing clear weapons and a perma- People hug as emergency personnel arrive to the scene of a shooting outside Pine Kirk nursing home in Macron’s presidency be- now strikes one and spares nent seat on the U.N. Securi- Kirkersville, Ohio on Friday. gan with a visit to troops the other. We are all Inter- ty Council. wounded in overseas combat dependent. We are all neigh- Reviving support for Eu- — a reminder of France’s bors.” ropean unity will be among large global military pres- The 39-year-old Macron his top priorities. France Sad Mother’s Day for family ence and role in ightingis the youngest president is a founding member of extremists from Syria to Af- in the country’s history the 28-nation EU and its rica. and the eighth president of third-largest economy after of slain Ohio nurse’s aide He’s expected to name a France’s Fifth Republic, Germany and Britain. prime minister imminently, which was created in 1958. “We will need a more efi- ASSOCIATED PRESS between Hartless and Medra- ing County Sheriff Randy and to show his commit- A former economy minister cient Europe, a more demo- no, who had obtained civil Thorp said. He was the father ment to reviving European with pro-business, pro-Eu- cratic Europe, a more polit- KIRKERSVILLE, Ohio protection orders against him of six children, with a seventh unity. Macron takes his irst ropean views, Macron is the ical Europe because it’s the — The family of a 48-year- in connection with domestic on the way, the sheriff said. presidential trip Monday to irst French president who instrument of our power and old mom of ive children is in violence cases. Hartless was released from Berlin to meet Chancellor doesn’t originate from the our sovereignty, I will work mourning this Mother’s Day In the nearby city of Pa- jail in April after his latest Angela Merkel. country’s two mainstream on that,” he said Sunday. weekend, after her slaying at taskala, Krantz’s family said domestic violence case in In a lofty but lucid inaugu- parties. Before the ceremony, he the Ohio nursing home where she liked to help others. March. State prison records ral speech, Macron vowed After Macron was formal- met for an hour with his pre- she was a nurse’s aide. “One of the things that I fell show he served eight months to lift France out of its sense ly declared president at the decessor, Francois Hollande, The Columbus Dispatch in love with was she had a re- in 2010 for the 2009 abduc- of decline and lost purpose, Elysee Palace, 21 cannon taking a last few minutes to reports that Cindy Krantz is ally big heart,” husband Chris tion of another woman. and seize again its place in shots were ired from across discuss the most sensitive being remembered as a kind Krantz said. Medrano had said earli- the world. the Seine River at the Inva- issues facing France, includ- person who loved her kids. He said she would give er this month she was afraid “The time has come for lides monument, where Na- ing the country’s nuclear She, nurse Marlina Medrano, neighborhood children ice to be alone with him. Court France to rise up to the occa- poleon is entombed. codes. 46, and Kirkersville Police cream and round them up to records show Medrano had Chief Steven Eric DiSario, take them to Sunday school. reported injuries including a 36, were killed in the Friday “She took care of me and concussion and cuts requiring attack. loved me,” said her youngest stitches. Suspect Thomas Hartless, son, Christopher, 10. Authorities say the gunman 43, was found dead inside She was going to be a had taken two passers-by as the nursing home in Kirkers- grandmother for the second hostages in a wooded area be- ville, a village of some 500 time. Daughter Allison Bur- hind the Pine Kirk Care Cen- residents, about 25 miles (39 nett, 19, is pregnant. ter. DiSario, responding to a kilometers) east of Columbus. “Hopefully, it’s a girl,” Bur- report of a man with a gun, Authorities said Sunday nett said. “And it will look said in his last radio commu- they didn’t immediately have like her.” nication that he had the man any new information to re- DiSario headed the Kirk- in sight. The hostages escaped lease. They have said they are ersville Police Department for unharmed, as did all 23 resi- looking into the relationship only about three weeks, Lick- dents of the nursing home.

McQuade also noted expo- ering we lost a full week of sure from the HGTV Dream business. Of course, some Season Home, which aired in the fall, people have asked ‘how is Continued from page 1A helped to drive demand and that possible’ when it was exposure following Hurri- down 25 percent on St. Si- March and April will outper- cane Matthew. mons Island or on Jekyll,” form last year’s record. We “That really couldn’t have he said. “And the answer is remain optimistic that sum- come at a better time for us,” because the highway hotels mer will be very busy,” he he said. “It really helped car- picked up a lot of business said. ry us through the spring. We from the evacuees staying However, July — histor- did the math and it comes out along the interstate.” ically the busiest month of to about a $6 million media Following the storms, how- the year — is tracking seven equivalent, having two 30 ever, business came back percent behind the previous minutes shows appear twice.” strong. McQuade said No- year. But McQuade was not McQuade shared statis- vember was 13 percent ahead too concerned, linking an tics from individual months of last year with December increased daily rate for area over the past iscal year as seeing a 10 percent increase. hotel rooms. well. For September, which January was ahead ive per- “Despite July being down also saw a tropical storm, cent and February saw a solid seven percent from last year, Hermine, the area was only 13 percent gain in February. the average daily rate is track- two percent behind. October, Those amounted to impres- ing also seven percent higher. which saw more than a week sive gains for the traditional Lodgers can expect to adjust of interruption due to Hurri- off-season. rates to ill in occupancy as cane Matthew was only 13 “One of the long term goals the month gets closer,” he percent behind. of the Golden Isles Conven- said. “We are seeing the lodg- “Hopefully some of you tion and Visitors Bureau has ing average daily rate across are as pleasantly surprised as been to grow our shoulder the county also increase with I am to see us tracking ahead seasons and these numbers the strong demand for the of last year,” McQuade said. signify that we are accom- Golden Isles product in the “I was pleasantly surprised plishing that goal together,” marketplace.” as I hope you were consid- he said.

mental instruction in math, program has been a founda- language arts and reading. tional program in our com- Girls Lessons will also focus munity for years and has Continued from page 1A on self-esteem, cultural changed the trajectory of awareness and positive so- many students’ education- CCGA and the Glynn and cial relationships. al futures,” Umfress said. McIntosh County school The girls will go on ields “It is amazing to be able to systems. trips, take part in work- provide the same type of “The college and the local shops and receive swim- support for the girls in our area school system admin- ming lessons. community as well.” istrators and teachers are “Through this innovative Boy of Summer will begin elated to have an opportuni- initiative and generous do- June 5. Graduation has been ty to support the upcoming nation, a group of young set for 7p.m. on June 30 for Girls of Summer program,” women will have the op- the boys, and at 7 p.m. on he said. portunity to learn about the July 28 for the girls. Both Girls of Summer will be- college, engage with fac- ceremonies will be held in gin on July 3 and be held ulty and explore irst-hand the Southeast Georgia Con- Mondays through Fridays the career choices and ac- ference Center. until July 28. The students ademic pathways available To register for Girls of will be on campus from to them,” said CCGA Presi- Summer, parents can con- 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and dent Greg Aloia. tact Marcyline Bailey, the will spend their time in the The Boys of Summer assistant director, at 912- Howard Cofin Building. program began in 1992 as 324-1548 or mbailey@ For four weeks, the girls a joint effort between the ccga.edu. For Boys of - Sum will participate in the sum- Fourteen Black Men of mer, parents can contact mer enrichment program, Glynn and the college. Phoenix at 912-217-0457 or which focuses on supple- “The Boys of Summer [email protected].

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A considerable por- clude the waiver of fees If the resolution is adopt- tion of commercial buildings for building permits, sign ed, it will become effective in that gap area are vacant, permits, business licenses, immediately. 6A THE BRUNSWICK NEWS // MONDAY, MAY 15, 2017 Obituaries David Smith Jr. Anna Updike Robert Hendricks Jr. Clapper: U.S. govt. Former Hercules plant On Friday, May 12, 2017, Robert Lee Hendricks manager and Glynn Coun- Anna Marie Kyle Updike, Jr., 63, of Brunswick, ty School Board member 86, passed away peaceful- passed away Saturday, David Taylor Smith Jr. died ly after a long battle with May 6, 2017, at Southeast ‘under assault’ on May 10 at his home on Alzheimer’s disease. Georgia Health System in St. Simons Island. He was She was born in Ro- Brunswick. He was a na- surrounded by family. He anoke, Va., on Sept. 2, tive and lifelong resident was 76. 1930. Anna spent most of of Brunswick. He was after Comey firing While born in Eastman, her life in Roanoke until a retired crane operator Ga., he grew up in Fort she moved to St. Simons working for Brunswick By HOPE YEN Graham, a member of the Gaines, Ga. The son of Da- Island, Ga., in 2012, to be Wood Preserving and Associated Press Judiciary Committee, said vid (Deacon) T. Smith, of near family members. Glynn County. He also promoting an FBI agent to Abbeville, Ga., and Grace odist Church that Dave was Anna graduated from was a truck driver, had WASHINGTON — Amer- lead the agency would al- Hinson Smith of Chester, most enthusiastic about Jefferson High School and worked in logging, and ican democracy is separately low the nation to “reset.” He Ga., he graduated from was establishing a local married the love of her life was a jack of all trades. “under assault” from Presi- dismissed as less desirable Clay County High School church foundation which is before his deployment to Robert was an avid hunter dent Donald Trump and Rus- at least two of the 14 candi- in Fort Gaines, Ga., in now a reality. the Korean War. During and isherman and was a sia, the former U.S. intelli- dates under consideration by 1958. A dedicated citizen of her life, Anna raised two Christian. He was preced- gence chief warned Sunday, Trump, former Rep. Mike He majored in chemi- the community in which sons and worked various ed in death by his brother, expressing dismay over the Rogers of Michigan and Sen. cal engineering at Georgia he lived and worked, Dave jobs with the Roanoke Gary Hendricks. abrupt iring of FBI directorJohn Cornyn of Texas, ex- Tech and formally grad- wanted “to make things Health Department. Upon Survivors are his James Comey amid a probe plaining that “these are not uated in June of 1963. He better” for everyone in her retirement, she trav- daughter, Regina Lynn into Moscow’s meddling in normal circumstances.” had completed his course- the community. To that eled extensively with Dike Hendricks of Darien; U.S. elections and possible Rogers, an ex-FBI agent work in December of 1962 end, he worked tirelessly and friends to England, stepdaughter, Elizabeth ties with the Trump cam- and former chairman of the and immediately went to with a variety of boards Germany, Italy, and oth- Skipper of Nahunta; paign. House Intelligence Commit- work for Hercules Inc. as and organizations includ- er parts of the world. She stepson, Joe Sadler of As Trump works to fast- tee, has drawn the backing of a chemical engineer at the ing being a member and treasured those times and Waynesville; sisters, Von track Comey’s successor, the FBI Agents Association. company’s Savannah, Ga., chairman of the Bruns- often talked about them Hendricks, Penny Hen- lawmakers from both parties Cornyn is the No. 2 Republi- plant. wick-Golden Isles Cham- during family gatherings. dricks and Beverly Vin- urged him to steer clear of any can in the Senate. Married to Barbara ber of Commerce, member Anna was a long-time son; brother, Tommy Hen- politicians for the job and say “It’s now time to pick Shockley Smith, original- and chairman of the Col- member of South Roanoke dricks, all of Brunswick; he must “clean up the mess somebody who comes from ly of Morgan County, Ga., lege of Coastal Georgia Methodist Church and grandchildren, William that he mostly created.” within the ranks, or has such for 53 years, David — or Foundation Board, mem- later, Raleigh Court Pres- Hollingsworth, Preston “I think, in many ways, a reputation that has no politi- Dave, as he is known by ber and chairman of the byterian Church, both of Hollingsworth and Damon our institutions are under as- cal background at all that can many friends and cowork- Glynn County United Way, which helped to enrich her Turner; stepgrandchildren, sault, both externally — and go into the job on Day 1,” the ers — is survived by Bar- member and chairman of spiritual growth. Johnathan, Tyler, Star, that’s the big news here, is the South Carolina Republican bara, and three children the Habitat for Humanity Anna was predeceased Rowdy, Brantley and Au- Russian interference in our said. Asked whether it was the and their spouses, David Board, and member, presi- by her mother and father, rora Skipper, and Joe and election system,” said James right time to have someone T. Smith III, and Jill, of dent, and Assistant District Robert Merrill and Carl Isaiah Sadler; and several Clapper, the former director such as Rogers or Cornyn, Greenville, S.C.; Kenneth Governor of the Brunswick Zella Kyle of Roanoke; nieces and nephews. of national intelligence. “I Graham latly said, “no.” A. Smith and Kathryn, Rotary Club. and her brother, Robert The memorial service think as well our institutions “The president has a chance of Atlanta, Ga.; and Ali- He also worked with “Bobby” Kyle, of Bowling will be held at 5 p.m. Sat- are under assault internally.” to clean up the mess he most- cia Smith Karell and Erik Communities In Schools Green, Ky. Anna and her urday, May 20, at Grace When he was asked, “In- ly created,” Graham said, Karell of Detroit, Mich., (CIS) as a board member, husband, Eugene “Dike” Baptist Church, 134 Gran- ternally, from the president?” adding, “I have no evidence grandchildren, Taylor chairman, and treasurer fo- Updike, were married for ville-Nix Lane, Bruns- Clapper said, “Exactly.” that the president colluded Smith, Daniel Smith, Del- cusing on helping the most over 50 years until his wick. Clapper spoke follow- with the Russians at all ... but aney Smith, Cecelia Smith struggling high school stu- death in 2007. She was Family and friends may ing Trump’s sudden iringwe don’t know all the evi- and Charlotte Smith; and dents stay in school and also predeceased by a sign the online register at of Comey last week, which dence yet.” one sister, Linda Smith graduate. For four years, grandson, Christopher. www.howardfuneralga. drew sharp criticism because Senate Minority Leader Camp of Carrollton, Ga. Dave was an elected mem- Anna is survived by her com it came amid the FBI’s inves- Chuck Schumer of New York Dave worked for Her- ber of the Glynn County sons, David Updike (Kris) Arrangements are under tigation into Russia’s interfer- said the new FBI director cules Inc. for 36 years, Board of Education and of Wilkesboro, N.C., and the direction of Howard ence in the 2016 presidential should certainly be someone and he and Barbara were chairman of the board for Kyle Updike (Jackie) of Funeral Home of Ludo- election. Clapper said Ameri- “not of partisan background” transferred to half a dozen 2006 and 2007. St. Simons Island, Ga.; her wici. ca’s founding fathers had cre- with “great experience” and Hercules facilities in var- He was also an active devoted sister, Ruth “Cis- ated three co-equal branches “courage.” He left open the Family-placed obituary ious parts of the country member and oficer in the sy” Weller of Moneta, Va.; The Brunswick News, May 15, 2017 of government with checks possibility that Democrats including Savannah, Ga., Georgia Tech Alumni Net- her ive grandchildren, and balances, but with Trump might try and withdraw sup- Portland, Ore., Milwau- work. Jayme (David), Kacie as president, that was now un- port for a new FBI director kee, Wis., Hattiesburg, A memorial service will (Zach), Hannah, Tyler and der assault and “eroding.” unless the Justice Department Miss., and Brunswick, Ga. be held at 11 a.m. Mon- Nick; her cherished niece, Deaths elsewhere The White House had no names a special prosecutor. Dave was sent to the Her- day, May 15, at St. Simons Ann Weller; nephew, Rick immediate comment on Clap- Under rules of the Senate, Re- cules Brunswick plant in United Methodist Church. (Pam); and three other DETROIT — Yale Lary, per’s remarks on a morning in publicans could still conirm February 1988 as produc- The funeral service will nieces, Sandy, Leslie and a Hall of Fame safety who which no White House aide an FBI director with 51 votes. tion manager. He became be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Robin. helped the Detroit Lions win appeared on the Sunday news Republicans hold 52 seats in manager of the Brunswick May 13, at Apalachee Unit- Anna was a very social three NFL titles during the shows to discuss Trump’s ir- the chamber to Democrats’ plant in 1993. He retired in ed Methodist Church, 5070 lady with a wide circle of 1950s, has died. He was 86. ing. 48. December of 1999. Lower Apalachee Road, friends. The family would The Pro Football Hall of Lawmakers from both par- Calling Trump’s remarks After retiring from Her- Madison, Ga., with inter- like to particularly thank Fame conirmed his death, - citties reprimanded Trump’s about possible taped conver- cules, he joined the team ment to follow at Madison Faye Gravett (Roanoke) ing information from the nine- actions last week, which in- sations “outrageous,” Sen. at the Brunswick & Glynn City Cemetery. for her faithful friendship time Pro Bowler’s family. The cluded shifting explanations Mark Warner of Virginia, the County Development Au- In lieu of lowers, the over many years. Lions said Lary died Friday at from the White House for top Democrat on the Senate thority after several years family requests that me- Kyle and Jackie would his home in Fort Worth, Texas. Comey’s dismissal and an Intelligence Committee, said of retirement. With his morial gifts be sent to: The like to give thanks to the Lary had 50 interceptions ominous tweet by Trump that his panel or another congres- background in industry, he David T. Smith Jr. Schol- staff at The Senior Care during an 11-season career warned Comey against leaks sional committee would “ab- was a very enthusiastic and arship Fund, Communities Center (Brunswick, Ga.), that was interrupted during the to the press because he may solutely” subpoena the tapes. knowledgeable supporter In Schools, Glynn Coun- Magnolia Manor Nursing mid-1950s by service in the have “tapes” of their conver- “We have got to make sure of local business and in- ty, Risley Annex, Room Center (St. Simons Island, Army. He was also a punter sations. The lawmakers urged that these tapes, if they exist, dustry and everything that 215, 2900 Albany St., Ga.), and Hospice of the and kick returner for the Lions, Trump to select a new FBI don’t mysteriously disap- Glynn County has to offer Brunswick, GA 31520; Golden Isles for the love averaging 44.3 yards a punt. director without any politi- pear,” he said. companies scouting for fu- Apalachee United Meth- and care given to Anna. He was enshrined into the cal background and said the Warner also said he hopes ture sites. He continued to odist Church, 5070 Lower In lieu of lowers, dona- Hall of Fame in 1979. president would need to hand to have Comey testify in a work there until November Apalachee Road, Madi- tions can be made to the Lary went to Texas A&M over to Congress any taped public hearing before his of last year. son, GA 30650; St. Simons Alzheimer’s Association and was drafted by the Lions conversations with Comey, if committee. Comey earlier de- A committed member United Methodist Church in Anna’s name. in 1952. He played two sea- they exist. clined an invitation this week of the United Methodist Permanent Endowment A memorial service will sons before serving a tour of Republican Sen. Lindsey to testify in a closed hearing. Church wherever he lived, Fund, 624 Ocean Blvd., St. be held at a later date in duty with the Army. Dave volunteered in each Simons Island, GA 31522. Roanoke, Va. Detroit won NFL titles in of those churches over the Edo Miller and Sons Fu- Arrangements are en- 1952, 1953 and 1957 — three years. He was a member of neral Home, www.edomil- trusted to Edo Miller and of Lary’s irst four seasons. St. Simons United Meth- lerandsons.com, has been Sons Funeral Home and The Lions released a state- odist Church on St. Simons entrusted with the local ar- Oakey’s Funeral Home ment Friday from owner Martha Firestone Ford. Her Island since 1988 and held rangements. (Roanoke). • Personal Injury various positions there. husband, William Clay Ford, owned the team before his • Social Security One of the projects at the Family-placed obituary Family-placed obituary St. Simons United Meth- The Brunswick News, May 15, 2017 The Brunswick News, May 15, 2017 death in 2014. His irst full • Business Litigation season leading the Lions was • Federal & State Criminal Defense in 1964, the inal season of Mario Pacella Lary’s career. Marjorie Green was preceded in death Area deaths — Associated Press Representing Individuals and Small Business by her husband Billy M. Gray Cook Jr. died Sat- in Georgia and South Carolina courts Marjorie Elaine Green, Green Sr.; and a brother, Tommy Greene. urday at his residence. 80, of Jacksonville, Fla., Arrangements will be an- Survivors include her FOR Strom Law Firm LLC departed this life Satur- nounced by Brunswick Fu- $30 two sons, Billy M. Green Garage 3 Days 1608 Reynolds St., Brunswick, GA day, May 13, 2017, at her neral Home. residence. Jr., and wife Lisa of Jack- stromlawgeorgia.com sonville, Fla., and Fred- The funeral service will John W. McMillan, of Sale be conducted at 11 a.m. erick “Ricky” Green and 912-264-6465 • 888-490-2487 wife Michelle of Middle- Brunswick, died Friday at Wednesday, May 17, Southeast Georgia Health 2017, in the chapel of Edo burg, Fla.; five grandchil- dren, Caleb Powell and System. 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In ad- If you have any ques- Contact: Pamela Drury-Crosby, Procurement Director – [email protected] Family-placed obituary dition to her parents, she The Brunswick News, May 15, 2017 tions, please call Alan Broz Please Label Submission with Firm’s Name and Address and at 265-8320. “Sealed Bid – Property Bid No. 03-02927” MondayBusiness Page 7A // The Brunswick News // Monday, May 15, 2017 local New technology saves time, lives LEDGER SOUTHEAST THE BRUNSWICK NEWS GEORGIA New Businesses Time is brain. HEALTH These three SYSTEM words explain the most criti- Pilates, yoga studio Understand the dangers and opens on island cal aspect of caring for some- one experiencing a stroke. warning signs of a stroke. Stroke Facts Visit sghs.org/stroke for St. Simons Island Pilates more information. and Yoga recently opened According to the Nation- al Institutes of Health, more To ind a physician, call its doors. 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Cassy’s Closest, an east Georgia Health System evaluation via telestroke, we antique and resale Telestroke Program aims to administered tPA, and Mrs. store, recently opened do. cy Care Center team to expe- means patients have access and improve blood low, Dobbs successfully recov- at 1807 Norwich Street A Neurologist Will dite treatment. to a neurologist in the hos- but it must be given within ered with no residual side in Brunswick. The store See You Now • The mobile telestroke pital all day and night, and three hours of stroke onset effects. We’re thrilled to be sells a variety of furni- In partnership with Baptist cart is moved to the patient’s there are no delays in their (up to four-and-a-half hours able to increase the chances ture, antiques and other Health Jacksonville and phy- bedside, enabling video ac- assessment and treatment for certain eligible patients). for the best possible recov- resale items. The busi- sicians in Florida and South- cess to a neurologist for as- due to waiting for a neurolo- A mechanical thrombecto- ery and outcomes for our ness is owned by Cassy east Georgia, the Health Sys- sessment within minutes. gist to arrive.” my, where physicians insert patients.” Morefield. It is open from tem’s Telestroke Program is • The patient is evaluated Expanded a catheter into an artery in The new Telestroke Pro- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday designed to deliver 24/7 life- for treatment options based Treatment Options the groin to reach and re- gram also enables the Health to Saturday. The business saving care by ensuring that on duration of symptoms. Because time is brain, the move the clot using a device System to achieve Primary also operates a Facebook patients can be seen via vid- “The sooner a patient is as- treatments available to pa- called a stent retriever, can Stroke Center Certiication. page. eoconferencing technology sessed and given treatment, tients must be administered be performed following tPA “Certiication requires that within minutes after arriving the better the outcome,” says within the irst few hours of and should occur within six patients receive stroke care at the hospital. Phillip P. Amodeo, M.D., the onset of stroke symp- hours of acute symptoms. within strict time constraints Events Here’s how it works: board-certiied neurologist at toms. Since the program began and ensures access to stroke • A patient arrives at the Southeast Georgia Physician For example, tissue plas- in August 2016, there has expertise, something that Marketing seminar Emergency Care Center with Associates-Neurosciences, minogen activator, also been a dramatic 30-minute wasn’t possible before this planned for Tuesday stroke symptoms. a strategic afiliate of the known as the gold standard drop in what Dr. Amodeo program,” says McCranie. • An internal code is acti- Health System. stroke drug tPA, can be in- calls “door-to-needle time,” “We’ve already made signii- The Brunswick-Golden vated, alerting the Emergen- “The program effectively jected to help dissolve a clot the window between when cant strides.” Isles Chamber of Com- merce will host Marketing • Paid Advertisement, The Brunswick News. To get yours call 265-8320. For Business at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Chamber. The seminar will be led by Bill Garlen and Robbie Chamber of commerce preparing for annual Experience Roberson of the College of Coastal Georgia. By LINDSEY ADKISON auctions,” she said. The event will detail [email protected] “We are rafling off a Big the process of building Green Egg, and we have a a marketing plan and Businesses are always in fun wine grab game with various techniques for search of a way to gain expo- hidden $100 Visa gift cards success. sure. And one annual event for some lucky players. Also, The cost is $15 for allows a central place for it’s a great opportunity to members and $25 for them to do just that — the meet fellow business people non-members. Chamber Experience. The and make some contacts.” Lunch will be provided. To event, hosted by the Bruns- There are other items that register, visit www.bruns- wick-Golden Isles Cham- are up for grabs as well. wickgoldenisleschamber. ber of Commerce, is fast Banks says the local busi- com. approaching. It will be held ness community has stepped from 5:30 to 8 p.m. May 24 up to offer items to be rafled at the Sea Palms Conference or auctioned off at the event. Meeting Center on St. Simon Island. “Over 300 chamber busi- Cast in the form of a lively nesses have donated to this EDA to hold regular soiree, the event draws mer- year’s event. We are auction- monthly meeting chants from all over Glynn ing off some amazing vaca- County, and in some cases tions, sports outings, food The Brunswick and Glynn beyond. gift baskets, children’s items, County Development Vendors set up their booths home décor … you name it, Authority will hold its to showcase their goods and it’s probably in there,” she regular board meeting services while Chamber The Brunswick News/File said. at 10 a.m. May 22 at members and guests mill Attendees and members of the Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce mingle at the 2016 “Also, we have an amaz- through the expansive dis- Chamber Experience at Sea Palms on St. Simons Island. the boardroom of the ing volunteer committee of plays stationed throughout Brunsiwck-Golden Isles Chamber Ambassadors who the Sea Palms Conference “I was really active in the organized the event this year ious rafles. Of course, she’s have already put in countless Chamber of Commerce, Center on St. Simons Island. 1505 Richmond Street, Chamber then so we talked and he is proud of what the quick to spread the credit hours to coordinating In total, the event draws a group has accomplished. Brunswick. It is open to and decided that this is re- around. It is also a way to help the crowd of roughly 400. “We really get started with the public. ally an ‘experience’ so we “Without the support of Chamber continue its pro- For participants, visitors changed the name.” the initial planning Janu- our members in volunteer- gramming throughout the and Chamber members, the Since that time, Cooper ary and then it gets to be ing, donating and attending year. Banks said that many In State event provides a way to net- feels the new moniker has crunch time over the last four Chamber Experience, we of their educational courses work and have fun doing it. It proved a better representa- weeks,” he said. wouldn’t be able to raise the depend on a successful Ex- is one event that Pat Cooper tion of the event. As far as value to business- money needed to put on our perience. Veterans workshops looks forward to every year. “There are just so many es, Croft believes there is no programs throughout the planned “The Chamber Experience The longtime Chamber things that go on. We have better venue to meet poten- year,” she said. is our largest annual fund- member and former board the wine toss, which people tial clients and partners. It is one reason that she raiser, and this is its 23rd ATLANTA – Job seekers in chair says the evening al- love, we have rafles ... they He said the Experience hopes to see members of the year. The money raised from the Moultrie area will have ways a good time. come up with new things ev- brings together people who public turn out for the event. Chamber Experience goes the opportunity to meet In fact, she is so fond of the ery year,” she said. may never cross paths oth- She says it allows them to back to support the Cham- with about 30 employers event that this year, her com- “I also love that you see erwise. interact with many people ber’s business programming with jobs to fill during the pany, Berkshire Hathaway all kinds of businesses and “In my opinion, it is the and businesses they may not throughout the year, such Veteran Community Career HomeServices Hodnett Coo- companies represented from best networking event. The know. as membership luncheons, Fair. per Real Estate, is the chief throughout the community. sheer number of people it “You don’t have to be a governmental programs and The career fair will be held sponsor. So people can come, network brings together is incredi- member of the Chamber to business education semi- from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. May “Quite a few years ago — and learn about each other’s ble.” attend Chamber Experience nars,” she said. 18 at The Mitchell County maybe eight or 10 years ago businesses ... it is just great.” Debbie Banks is excit- — it is open to the public. Tickets are $25 in advance Agriculture Center located — it was called the Chamber Like Cooper, Eric Croft is ed as well. The director of It’s a fun, enjoyable night and $30 at the door. Those, at 4590 GA Hwy 37 East in Auction. But it was much also looking forward to the communications and special with some amazing cuisine as well as rafle tickets, can Camilla. GDOL staff will be more than just the auction. big night. The loan manager events for the Chamber has from Sea Palms Resort, live be purchased in person at on site to assist appli- There was music, games and at Marshland Credit Union been busy securing partici- entertainment by Tonic Blue, the Chamber or by calling cants. great food,” she said. serves on the committee that pants and donations for var- and the huge silent and live 265-0620. 8A THE BRUNSWICK NEWS // MONDAY, MAY 15, 2017 World Experts: Cyberattack havoc could grow as work week begins By SYLVIA HUI behind the onslaught and what make, to bypass the way we and SARA BURNETT their motivation was, aside stopped it,” he told the AP. Associated Press from the obvious demand for Darien Huss, a 28-year-old money. So far, he said, not research engineer who helped LONDON — An unprece- many people have paid the MalwareTech, agreed the dented “ransomware” cyber- ransom demanded by the mal- threat was far from over. attack that has already hit tens ware. “We could potentially see of thousands of victims in 150 The attack held users hos- copycats mimic the delivery countries could wreak even tage by freezing their comput- or exploit method they used,” more havoc Monday as peo- ers, encrypting their data and he said. ple return to their desks and demanding money through Both joined security ofi- AP power up their computers at online bitcoin payment — cials in urging organizations the start of the work week. South Korean President Moon Jae-in speaks Sunday as he presides over a meeting of the National $300 at irst, rising to $600to protect themselves by in- Security Council at the presidential Blue House in Seoul, South Korea. Oficials and experts on before it destroys iles hoursstalling security ixes right Sunday urged organizations later. away, running antivirus soft- and companies to update their The effects were felt across ware and backing up data operating systems immedi- the globe, with Britain’s Na- elsewhere. N. Korea challenges South’s ately to ensure they aren’t tional Health Service, Rus- “Just patch their systems as vulnerable to a second, more sia’s Interior Ministry and soon as possible,” Malware- powerful version of the mali- companies including Spain’s Tech said. “It won’t be too late new leader with missile test cious software. The cyberat- Telefonica, FedEx Corp. in as long as they’re not infect- tack paralyzed computers that the U.S. and French carmaker ed. It should just be a case of By FOSTER KLUG AND deal with a provocation to tic and nuclear efforts unac- run Britain’s hospital network, Renault all reporting disrup- making sure installing updates HYUNG-JIN KIM prevent North Korea from ceptable, but he has swung Germany’s national railway tions. is enabled, installing the up- Associated Press miscalculating.” between threats of military and scores of other compa- Chinese media reported dates, and reboot.” Moon, South Korea’s irstaction and offers to talk as it nies and government agencies Sunday that students at several The ransomware appeared SEOUL, South Korea — liberal leader in nearly a de- formulates a policy. worldwide. universities were hit, blocking to exploit a vulnerability in Just ive days after South -Kocade, said as he took his oath While Trump has said he’d The attack, already believed access to their thesis papers Microsoft Windows that was rea elected a president who of ofice last week that he’d be “honored” to talk with to be the biggest online extor- and dissertation presentations. purportedly identiied by expressed a desire to reach out be willing to visit the North if leader Kim Jong Un under fa- tion scheme ever recorded, Had it not been for a young the U.S. National Security to North Korea, Pyongyang the circumstances were right. vorable conditions, his admin- is an “escalating threat” after British cybersecurity research- Agency for its own intelli- sent a challenge to its rival’s The U.N. Security Council istration on Sunday seemed to hitting 200,000 victims across er’s accidental discovery of gence-gathering purposes. new leader on Sunday by said Sunday it will hold ur- throw cold water on the idea the world since Friday, accord- a so-called “kill switch,” the The NSA tools were stolen by test-iring a ballistic missile. gent consultations on North of talks with North Korea. ing to the head of Europol, Eu- malicious software likely hackers and dumped on the The missile lew for half Korea’an s latest ballistic mis- “Having a missile test is not rope’s policing agency. would have spread much far- internet. hour and reached an unusual- sile test at the request of the the way to sit down with the “The numbers are still go- ther and faster. Experts say this vulnera- ly high altitude before landing United States, Japan and president, because he’s abso- ing up,” he said. “We’ve seen The 22-year-old researcher bility has been understood in the Sea of Japan, the South South Korea. Uruguay holds lutely not going to do it,” Nik- that the slowdown of the in- known as “MalwareTech,” among experts for months, Korean, Japanese and U.S. the council presidency this ki Haley, the U.S. ambassador fection rate over Friday night, who wanted to remain anony- yet too many groups failed militaries said. Tokyo said the month and its U.N. Mission to the United Nations, told after a temporary ix around it, mous, said he spotted a hidden to take it seriously. Microsoft light pattern could indicate a announced the closed consul- ABC’s “This Week.” has now been overcome by a web address in the “Wanna- had “patched,” or ixed it, in new type of missile. tations will be held on Tues- She said it was time to second variation the criminals Cry” code and made it ofi- updates of recent versions of The launch jeopardizes day afternoon. “send a strong, uniied - mes have released.” cial by registering its domain Windows since March, but new South Korean President U.S. Ambassador Nikki sage that this is unacceptable, His concerns were echoed name. That move, which cost many users did not apply the Moon Jae-in’s willingness for Haley said on ABC televi- and I think you’ll see the in- by James Clapper, former just $10.69, redirected the at- software ix. dialogue with the North, and sion’s George Stephanopo- ternational community do director of national intelli- tacks to the server of Kryptos Worse, the malware was came as U.S., Japanese and lous show Sunday that the that.” gence under President Barack Logic, the security company able to create so much cha- European navies gather for U.S. has been working well While it wasn’t immediate- Obama. In an interview on where he works. The server os because it was designed joint war games in the Paciic.with China, Pyongyang’s ly clear what type of missile ABC’s “This Week,” Clapper operates as a “sinkhole” to to self-replicate like a virus, “The president expressed closest ally, and she raised the was launched, the U.S. Paciic said the worry was “this ran- collect information about mal- spreading quickly once inside deep regret over the fact that possibility of new sanctions Command said that “the light somware attack will be even ware — and in Friday’s case university, business and gov- this reckless provocation ... against North Korea includ- is not consistent with an inter- larger” as people return to kept the malware from escap- ernment networks. occurred just days after a new ing on oil imports. continental ballistic missile.” their desks after the weekend. ing. Microsoft was quick to government was launched in The Security Council has North Korea’s past satellite The 200,000 victims includ- While that quick thinking change its policy, announc- South Korea,” senior presi- adopted six increasingly rocket launches have been ed more than 100,000 organi- may have slowed the out- ing free security patches to ixdential secretary Yoon Young- tougher sanctions resolutions called clandestine tests of zations, Europol spokesman break, MalwareTech said he this vulnerability in the older chan said. “The president said against North Korea ICBM technology, but it is Jan Op Gen Oorth told The was now looking into a pos- Windows systems still used we are leaving open the possi- U.S. President Donald not believed to have tested a Associated Press. He said it sible second wave of attacks. by millions of individuals and bility of dialogue with North Trump’s administration has true intercontinental ballistic was too early to say who was “It’s quite an easy change to smaller businesses. Korea, but we should sternly called North Korean ballis- missile yet. DEMENTIA: What’s Next?

Wednesday, May 17, 5:30–6:30 p.m.

Rhonda Lathem, community relations/program coordinator at Memory Matters will discuss and answer questions about the many faces of dementia including:

What is Dementia? • Dementia vs. Alzheimer’s • Disease progression Mental stimulus and caring for physical well-being Loss of mental abilities • Intimacy • Activities for daily living

Family, friends and caregivers welcome. Reserve your seat by calling 1-855-ASK-SGHS (1-855-275-7447). There is no cost to attend, but reservations are recommended.

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By DOUG FERGUSON two holes, when Kim had a two-shot lead cart path into a palmetto bush. He took Associated Press and faced a tee shot to an island green, a penalty drop, then hit wedge over the and then a closing hole with water all the trees and nearly holed it, tapping in for PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) way down the left side. Kim hit the 17th par. — Si Woo Kim of South Korea became green and two-putted from 45 feet, and Poulter, who had gone 39 holes with- the youngest winner of The Players he smashed another drive right down the out a bogey until a crucial one at No. 12, Championship with a game and nervesmiddle. closed with a 71. He tied for second with well beyond his 21 years. The only drama at the end came from Louis Oosthuizen (73). On a TPC Sawgrass course where any- Ian Poulter, who was happy just to be There was plenty of excitement Sun- thing can go wrong without notice, Kim here. day. was the only player to go bogey-free Sun- Poulter, who only two weeks ago was Rafa Cabrera Bello of Spain hit 8-iron day and closed with a 3-under 69 for a spared his full PGA Tour status because that bounded off the side of a bunker and three-shot victory in golf’s biggest tour- of a clerical oversight, was the only play- into the cup for an albatross 2 on the par- nament this side of the majors. er to seriously challenge Kim until he ran 5 16th. He followed that with a birdie on AP He also managed to take all the sus- out of holes. He pushed his approach to the 17th, and then holed a long par putt Si Woo Kim of South Korea, right, is hugged ater winning The Play- pense from the TPC Sawgrass. the 18th so far to the right that it caromed ers Championship Sunday in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. All that could stop him was the inal off hospitality tents and bounced off a Please see PLAYERS, 4B

GISA Baseball FA ends season MARCHING TO at 22-8 By TAYLOR DENMAN [email protected]

The the long ball gave Fred- erica baseball life throughout the 2017 regulars season, and contin- ued to be their primary source of production as the Knights’ season waned to its inal outs Sunday on St. Simons Island. After thunderstorms postponed the series inale against John Milledge Academy to Mothers Day, the Knights fell behind the

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Prep roundup BHS relay team earns 3rd in state

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After finishing sixth in the preliminary race Friday, MERCER the Brunswick High School 4x400m relay team rocket- Bobby Haven/The Brunswick news ed up the standings in the Frederica soccer player Shawn McElroy dribbles the ball between defenders from Augusta Prep Friday during the Knights’ quarterinal playo game on St. state finals race Saturday to Simons Island. Below, Ryan Steilen, let, and Colton Myers, right, celebrate ater Steilen scored Frederica’s irst goal. take home bronze medals as the 3rd fastest relay team in GHSA Class 6A. Jeremiah Bacon, Ronald Knights boys soccer rolls on to state semis Spradley, Shahad Smith and Danijah Gammage beat their By TAYLOR DENMAN Knights’ normal standard on a own school record to record [email protected] day that was anything but nor- a time of 3:22.76, just over mal. Forecasts predicted after- two seconds behind the state rederica boys soccer has noon thunderstorms late last week, champion relay team from re- a “good problem” ac- prompting Augusta Prep and Fred- gion rival Richmond Hill. cording to head coach erica Academy athletics oficials The Pirate quartet im- Tim O’Sullivan. to move the game time from its proved on their preliminary F After beating Augusta Prep 3-0 scheduled start at 6 p.m. to 5 p.m. time of 3:25.02. in the quarterinals of the GISA At 5 p.m. Saturday, thunder rolled Overall, Glynn Academy state tournament, the Knights ad- and rain drenched the Frederica girls finished 20th as a team vanced to the semiinals at Mer- pitch, delaying the game about 1 and the Glynn Academy boys cer University Friday against the hour and 30 minutes. Once the finish 24th. The Brunswick Heritage School (Newnan). The skies had parted and the stormy boys placed 28th in class 6A. day turned into a cool afternoon on FA GIRLS SOCCER semiinal match is the same day three Frederica boys soccer players St. Simons Island, the Knights had The Lady Knights’ soccer are scheduled to receive their high no issues getting started offensively season came to an end on school diplomas. and O’Sullivan gave credit to his what head coach Alex Flores It will make for a hectic week as players for their preparedness. called an “unlucky” goal the Knights will play 11 a.m. Fri- ter a cross just missed the head of the Knights were in cruise control “We had an hour-plus delay, and from Augusta Prep with 13 day at Mercer before baccalaureate Brandon Dunn and Ryan Steilen with a 2-0 lead and just less than 60 minutes left in the quarterfi- they kept on target,” O’Sullivan t 6 p.m. back home, but O’Sullivan nals game in Augusta. a inished. minutes left to play. Myers scored said. “They were very relaxed in said they seem to be peaking at the Roughly one minute later, Jacob - Lucy Worth scored and his second goal on a penalty kick in the locker room, but still very fo right time. Myers riled a shot from approxi- the second half at the 31:36 mark. cused. … The way they played the The Knights took a 1-0 lead in mately 25 yards away that found Frederica’s timing and defense Please see PREP, 4B the 21st minute of the irst half af- the back of the net, and suddenly were up to what’s become the Please see SOCCER, 4B

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MIAMI — Party music blared from the Miami Mar- lins’ postgame clubhouse as Tyler Moore talked about his game-changing home run, which gave the team a vic- tory to celebrate for the irst time all week. Moore connected for a pinch-hit three-run homer against R.A. Dickey in the seventh inning, and Miami AP broke a ive-game losing Miami’s Tyler Moore is congratulated by Giancarlo Stanton, right, streak by beating the Atlanta and A.J. Ellis, let, ater Moore hit a three-run home run to help the Braves 3-1 Sunday. Marlins defeat Atlanta 3-1 on Sunday in Miami. “It has been tough around here,” Moore said. “It’s good “They’re usually not a key hit and our bullpen to see guys walking out of good,” Moore said. “But this pitching good,” Miami man- here with a smile.” time it was good.” ager Don Mattingly said. AP The Marlins improved Moore has bounced be- “Everything fell for us.” Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) and forward Draymond Green (23) celebrate during to 1-5 on their nine-game tween Miami and the minors For the Braves, too much Game 1 of the Western Conference inals against the San Antonio Spurs Sunday in Oakland, Calif. The homestand, and 6-11 at home this season. He improved to landed with a thud. They had Warriors won 113-111. this year. Justin Nicolino, 4 for 10 as a pinch hitter and eight hits and six walks but who pitched six innings in said he likes the role. stranded 12 runners. his irst outing of the year, “I love being in the big “We had opportunities said the victory could lead leagues,” he said. “Whatev- with guys in the middle of Warriors rally for 113-111 win to a turnaround for the Mar- er is going to keep me here, the order,” said Freeman, lins, who climbed out of last I like.” who had two hits but strand- place ahead of Atlanta in the His irst homer of the year ed ive runners. “We just NL East. was his fourth career pinch- didn’t get it done.” after Spurs lose Leonard “When we’re scufling hit homer. Thanks to a strong Miami hadn’t faced a like this and we get a big effort by Nicolino and three knuckleballer since 2015 By JANIE MCCAULEY their unblemished postsea- third, I just tried to do my win, momentum changes,” relievers, it was all the of- and struggled against Dick- Associated Press son record alive at 9-0. part in the fourth,” Durant Nicolino said. “Momentum fense Miami needed. ey until he allowed his ninth Game 2 in the series is said. is on our side, and we’ve got Nicolino, a left-hander re- homer this year. The loss OAKLAND, Calif. — Tuesday night back at Oracle Popovich lost to good to keep going.” called from Triple-A New snapped his eight-game win- Stephen Curry started the Arena. friend and old pupil Mike There was no sign of any Orleans before the game, ning streak against the Mar- rally in the third to get Gold- Curry scored 19 points in Brown, illing in as Warriors change early on. Atlanta took allowed six hits and walked lins. Atlanta’s Nick Marka- en State going, then Kevin the third quarter and went acting coach for the ailing a 1-0 lead in the ifth, and four walks. The Braves went kis hit a two-out single in Durant was determined to 7 for 16 on 3s and 14 of 26 Steve Kerr — who played Miami had only three hits 1 for 10 with runners in scor- the ifth to drive home the do his part in the fourth. overall as the Warriors over- for Popovich. until the seventh, when Gi- ing position against him. game’s irst run. Teammate Two of the biggest stars on came their largest halftime Yet for much of the after- ancarlo Stanton led off with Miami left ielder Marcell Matt Kemp went 0 for 4, one side delivered when the deicit ever in the postseason noon, the Spurs outplayed a double. With two out and Ozuna threw out Adonis ending his 13-game hitting best player on the other went at 20 points. the mighty Warriors on both runners on irst and second, Garcia trying to go from streak.irst down. Leonard irst went down af- ends of the loor. Moore sent Dickey’s irst to third on a single by Fred- BIG DP Curry scored 40 points ter stepping on a teammate’s While Kerr spoke to the pitch — a high knuckleball die Freeman in the seventh. Nicolino was called up and hit a tying 3-pointer foot along the bench after team at halftime, he watched with too much spin — over Kyle Barraclough (1-0) then to take injured left-hander with 1:48 remaining, and the taking a shot. Pachulia later the game from behind the the wall in left-center. escaped a bases-loaded situ- Wei-Yin Chen’s spot in Warriors rallied from way slid toward him as he came scenes in the arena a day “He ambushed a tumbler,” ation by retiring Kurt Suzu- the rotation. He escaped a behind after Kawhi Leonard down from shooting and after returning to the prac- Dickey said. ki. irst-inning jam when he got was lost to an ankle injury to Leonard fell into the Spurs tice loor for the irst time in Moore improved to 4 for A.J. Ramos pitched around Markakis to hit into a 1-2-3 beat the San Antonio Spurs bench, grabbing his ankle. more than three weeks. 6 against Dickey with two a leadoff walk in the ninth double play with the bases 113-111 on Sunday in Game Losing Leonard could “He’s gone through hell,” homers, but said he doesn’t for his fourth save. loaded. 1 of the Western Conference be the story of this series, Popovich said pregame. “I’m enjoy at-bats against knuck- “What you saw today is “For me that just kind set inals. though coach Gregg Popo- sure most people don’t really leballers. we got a good starting effort, the tone,” Nicolino said. “It’s the playoffs. You’ve vich had no update except know, and I’ll leave that to got to expect everything,” that Leonard hurt the same him to describe as much as Curry said. “I wouldn’t call it foot. He shot 7 of 13 in 23 he wants to describe. But it’s smooth sailing at all. We’ve minutes to go with eight been very dificult for him. Jeter’s No 2 retired by Yanks; actually had to execute and rebounds and three assists. He’s shown a lot of courage get to this point. They came He made all 11 of his free getting through what he’s out and challenged us heavy, throws. gone through.” Monument Park plaque unveiled put a nice little run together. He sat out Game 6 of the TIP-INS It took us a minute to igure last round against Houston, Spurs: Patty Mills, a col- By RONALD BLUM nephew and pregnant wife Jeter said. it out to get up to that game a 39-point, series-clinching lege star at nearby Saint Associated Press joined him for the ceremo- Now 42, Jeter captained speed after this little break. win on Thursday, after in- Mary’s, struggled in place ny, and he laughed when the Yankees during his inal It’s deinitely a nice way to juring the ankle in a Game 5 of the injured Tony Parker NEW YORK — Derek he saw the plaque, which 12 seasons, capping a career win Game 1. We’ve got to overtime victory. — out for the remainder of Jeter held a microphone and reads “DEREK SAND- - capitalize off that and start that included ive World Se “It’s a tough break. He’s the playoffs with a leg injury. spoke without notes to the ERSON JETER/’THE ries titles and a New York-re- Game 2 a lot better.” coming from an injury on Mills shot 1 for 8 and missed CAPTAIN’/”MR. NO- cord 3,465 hits. He is the Draymond Green gave crowd that illed sold-out that ankle and he tweaked all six of his 3-point tries for Yankee Stadium. His No. VEMBER’” and goes on 22nd player to have his num- Golden State the lead for it twice in the last minute he ive points. “I don’t want to 2, the last of the single digit to call him “THE COR- ber retired by New York, by good on a three-point play played,” Manu Ginobili said. talk too much about Patty pinstripes, had been retired NERSTONE OF FIVE far the most among major after the Warriors trailed by “So we couldn’t react to his Mills because the more good and a plaque in his honor WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP league teams. as many as 25 points. absence.” things I say the more we’re dedicated that will be placed TEAMS” AND “A LEAD- “I want to thank my Leonard left in the third Durant has repeatedly going to have to pay him,” in Monument Park along- ER ON THE FIELD AND family for their love, sup- quarter after he re-injured spoken of elevating his game Popovich cracked before the side tributes to Ruth, Gehrig, IN THE CLUBHOUSE, port, honesty and more his left ankle, and the War- when it matters most — and game. ... Pau Gasol picked DiMaggio, Mantle, Berra SETTING AN EXAMPLE importantly their presence riors capitalized with an wow did he do it at the very up two quick fouls and his and the rest of the team’s FOR HIS TEAMMATES at everything I did both 18-0 run. moment the Warriors need- third 5:18 before halftime. greats. WITH HIS UNCOMPRO- on and off the field,” he Durant scored 10 ed a huge lift on their home Warriors: San Antonio “I say this very humbly,” MISING DESIRE FOR said during a three-minute straight points during a key loor. forced 19 turnovers and had he told the fans, “there isn’t TEAM SUCCESS.” speech that ended 40-min- fourth-quarter stretch on the His 3-pointer with 7:53 to six steals among the War- a person or player I would Jeter said he thought about ute ceremony. “And the way to 34 points, while Zaza play got Golden State with- riors’ initial nine miscues. trade places with that’s play- the plaques of teammates fans — wow — I want to Pachulia had 11 points and in 94-88, then he drove to ... Green received his sec- ing now or ever.” Bernie Williams, Jorge thank you guys for push- nine rebounds. his left and right by Kyle ond technical of the post- Three years removed from Posada and Andy Pettitte. ing me, challenging me, for Leonard had 26 points and Anderson for an emphatic season when he celebrated a big league career that “When Bernie got his, making me accountable, eight rebounds. LaMarcus one-handed slam the next a third-quarter steal and spanned 1995-2014, Jeter he had the big mole. When more importantly for em- Aldridge produced another possession to ignite a deaf- referee Marc Davis penal- personally picked Moth- Jorge had his, he had the big bracing me since day one.” clutch playoff performance ening sellout crowd. Durant ized him. ... Golden State’s er’s Day for his tribute. His ears. Andy had the big nose. Jeter decided to address with 28 points and eight hit another 3 at the 6:10 mark 16 points in the irst were grandmother, parents, sister, So I was happy with mine,” the crowd without notes. boards. and a jumper the next time its lowest-scoring quarter of Somehow, these unusually down before Shaun Living- the postseason. ... Andre Ig- careless, cold-shooting War- ston’s driving dunk. uodala was limited by a sore riors found a way to keep “Steph got us going in the left knee. NASCAR’s Aric Almirola out of East finals trip on line as hospital after vicious crash

By DAVE SKRETTA and taken to the inield care Bowyer said. “You hate to Wizards, Celtics head to Game 7 Associated Press center. see anybody that you race He was then airlifted to the against and know, know their KANSAS CITY, Kan. — hospital, conscious and alert, kids and everything else, get By KYLE HIGHTOWER worked too hard to be scared the playoffs we lost Game 6 Associated Press NASCAR driver Aric Almi- and doctors there diagnosed cut out like that. It’s scary for of any type of pressure.” here and we just had a lot rola was released from the a compression fracture of his everybody.” Maybe not. But neither is a of heart.” BOSTON — Isaiah Thom- University of Kansas Medi- T5 vertebra. Almirola’s injury is simi- Washington team that pulled Monday’s winner earns an cal Center on Sunday, a day Richard Petty Motorsports lar to one suffered by Denny as used to imagine what it - out a one-point win in Fri Eastern Conference inals after he fractured a vertebra said in a statement Sunday Hamlin in a 2013 wreck in would be like to play in a day’s Game 6, becoming the matchup with the defending - that Almirola was mobile California, where he made Game 7 as he watched some - during a iery wreck at Kan irst home team to stave off champion Cleveland Cava sas Speedway. and returning to his home in contact with Logano’s car on of the NBA’s biggest names liers, who have been awaiting elimination on its home loor Almirola was trailing Joey North Carolina. He will be cement their legacies on the this postseason. Teams had an opponent since sweeping the inal lap and struck the Logano and Danica Patrick examined further by doctors inside wall near pit road. league’s biggest stage. previously been 0-10 during Toronto on May 7. when a broken brake rotor in Charlotte. Like Almirola, Hamilin’s The Celtics All-Star will the 2017 playoffs. For the Celtics, an op- on Logano’s car sent him The wreck with 67 laps re- car was lifted off the ground get his irst chance to do the The Wizards will now be portunity to face the Cavs same on Monday night when and Patrick into the wall en- maining in Saturday night’s by the force of the impact. trying to be irst team in this would validate the No. 1 race, which was won by Hamlin suffered a com- Boston hosts the Washington matchup to win on the oppo- seed that Boston outlasted tering the irst turn. Almirola Wizards with a trip to the had no time to check up and Martin Truex Jr., cast such pression fracture to his L1 nent’s home loor in 2016-17. Cleveland for in the inal plowed into Logano’s car, vertebra, which is in the Eastern Conference inals at All 10 meetings this season week of the regular season. a debris ield that the race stake. the force of the impact lift- was red-lagged for nearly lower back, while Almirola’s have been won by the home It would also be the Celtics’ ing his No. 43 car into the air 30 minutes. That gave plen- injury is behind his chest. It While Thomas is anx- team. irst trip to the conference and nearly lipping it over. ty of other drivers a chance wound up keeping Hamlin ious for the opportunity, one “A lot of guys doubt- inals since 2012, the last thing he says he won’t be is Safety crews removed the to contemplate the carnage out of his car for four races, ed us winning (Game 6) such run made by Boston’s top of Almirola’s car so they that had taken place along and he needed a relief driver nervous. at home,” Wizards point since-departed Big Three of “I don’t believe in pres- could remove him, and he the wall. when he inally returned at guard John Wall said. “The Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce was placed on a backboard “That was scary,” Clint Talladega. sure,” Thomas said. “I’ve last two years we were in and Ray Allen. Scoreboard Page 3B // The Brunswick News // Monday, May 15, 2017 WHAT TO WATCH ATLU, PORTLAND PLAY TO 1-1 DRAW Quick Today CYCLING 5 p.m. NBCSN — Amgen Tour of California, Stage 2, Modesto to San Jose, Calif. HITS MLB BASEBALL 7 p.m. ESPN — Houston at Miami FSSE — Atlanta at Toronto Martin Truex Jr. living 10 p.m. MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. sublimely ater Kan- Dodgers at San Francisco OR Milwaukee at San Diego sas Speedway win NBA BASKETBALL 8 p.m. TNT — NBA Playoffs, Eastern Con- KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Joe ference, semifinal, Game 7, Washington at Garone thought he’d seen Martin Boston Truex Jr. lose in every conceiv- NHL HOCKEY 8 p.m. NBCSN — Stanley Cup Playoffs, able way at Kansas Speedway, Eastern Conference finals, Game 2, Ottawa at whether it was pit strategy or Pittsburgh bad restarts or a bizarre problem SOCCER during a late tire change that did 2:55 p.m. NBCSN — Premier League, Watford at Chelsea in his chances of winning last season. Then, he watched Erik Jones WHERE TO GO — the other car in their two-car Furniture Row Racing stable — go Tuesday, golf for a spin late in Saturday night’s College of Coastal Georgia men at NAIA Cham- race, forcing a restart ater Truex pionship, at Silvis, Ill. Tuesday, tennis had established a big lead. College of Coastal Georgia men at NAIA Cham- “I was like, ‘Here’s a new way to pionship, lose it,’” said Garone, the team’s Friday, soccer president. “The 77 is going to do GISA boys semifinals, at Mercer University Frederica Academy vs. The Heritage School, 5 it for us.” p.m. Only this time, things worked out in the end. Truex roared away from Ryan GOLF Blaney and Kevin Harvick on a late restart, then did it again when Jimmie Johnson spun out with AP PGA-Players Championship Scores two laps to go. And ater so many Sunday ortland’s Fanendo Adi, left, ires a shot on goal as the Portland Timbers hosted its at Kansas Speedway, Truex At TPC Sawgrass, Players Stadium Course Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Atlanta United FC in a MLS match Sunday in Portland, Ore. Defender Liam and the Furniture Row Racing Purse: $10.5 million Ridgewell scored the equalizer for Portland some four minutes after Atlanta team had inally found their way Yardage: 7,189; Par: 72 to victory lane. Final went ahead and the two teams settled for a 1-1 draw in a match that saw Union “I’m not going to lie to you: As a Si Woo Kim (600), $1,890,00069-72-68-69 — 278 P midielder Yamil Asad crumple to the turf after taking a ball to the head. Louis Oosthuizen (270), $924,00069-66-73-73 — 281 racer, you don’t forget,” Truex said. Ian Poulter (270), $924,00072-67-71-71 — 281 “You don’t forget those days, the Rafa Cabrera Bello (135), $462,00069-70-73-70 — 282 Kyle Stanley (135), $462,00069-66-72-75 — 282 ones that got away or you screw Lucas Glover (98), $339,93870-70-73-70 — 283 BASEBALL BASKETBALL up and gave one away or anything Francesco Molinari (98), $339,93869-74-69-71 — 283 Adam Scott (98), $339,93870-72-71-70 — 283 like that. You never forget those. Brendan Steele (98), $339,93869-71-75-68 — 283 National League Houston at Miami, 7:10 p.m. NBA Playoff Glance Alex Noren, $283,50068-71-72-73 — 284 East W L Pct GB Philadelphia at Texas, 8:05 p.m. SECOND ROUND Emiliano Grillo (77), $262,50072-71-67-75 — 285 Washington 23 13 .639 — Colorado at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Brewers bash Mets Dustin Johnson (66), $212,62571-73-74-68 — 286 New York 16 20 .444 7 Boston at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Smylie Kaufman (66), $212,62574-67-76-69 — 286 EASTERN CONFERENCE pitching again, come N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Chris Kirk (66), $212,62574-72-69-71 — 286 Philadelphia 14 20 .412 8 Cleveland 4, Toronto 0 Bernd Wiesberger, $212,62575-71-68-72 — 286 Miami 14 22 .389 9 Chicago White Sox at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Monday, May 1: Cleveland 116, Toronto 105 back for 11-9 win Blayne Barber (54), $152,25070-76-72-69 — 287 Atlanta 13 21 .382 9 Oakland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Wednesday, May 3: Cleveland 125, Toronto 103 Mackenzie Hughes (54), $152,25067-75-74-71 — 287 Central W L Pct GB Friday, May 5: Cleveland 115, Toronto 94 MILWAUKEE — Manny Pina hit Brooks Koepka (54), $152,25074-69-71-73 — 287 St. Louis 21 15 .583 — Sunday, May 7: Cleveland 109, Toronto 102 a three-run homer with two outs Webb Simpson (54), $152,25071-69-77-70 — 287 Milwaukee 21 17 .553 1 AUTO RACING Boston 3, Washington 3 Vijay Singh (54), $152,25070-68-79-70 — 287 in the bottom of the eighth inning, Cincinnati 19 18 .514 2½ Sunday, April 30: Boston 123, Washington 111 Henrik Stenson (54), $152,25072-70-74-71 — 287 capping the Milwaukee Brewers’ Chicago 18 19 .486 3½ Tuesday, May 2: Boston 129, Washington 119, Patrick Cantlay (40), $92,13869-70-72-77 — 288 NASCAR Go Bowling 400 comeback from a six-run deicit Paul Casey (40), $92,13871-69-77-71 — 288 Pittsburgh 16 22 .421 6 Saturday OT Yuta Ikeda, $92,13873-69-72-74 — 288 West W L Pct GB at Kansas Speedway Thursday, May 4: Washington 116, Boston 89 for an 11-9 win Sunday over the Hideki Matsuyama (40), $92,13872-71-76-69 — 288 Colorado 24 15 .615 — Kansas City, Kan. Sunday, May 7: Washington 121, Boston 102 New York Mets. William McGirt (40), $92,13867-75-71-75 — 288 Los Angeles 22 16 .579 1½ Wednesday, May 10: Boston 123, Washington Seung-Yul Noh (40), $92,13873-69-75-71 — 288 Lap length: 1.50 miles The Brewers swept the three- Arizona 21 18 .538 3 (Start position in parentheses) 101 Pat Perez (40), $92,13874-72-66-76 — 288 San Francisco 15 24 .385 9 game series from struggling New Patrick Reed (40), $92,13872-73-74-69 — 288 1. (3) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 267 laps, 0 rating, Friday, May 12: Washington 92, Boston 91 Sergio Garcia (28), $65,20573-71-67-78 — 289 San Diego 14 25 .359 10 57 points. Monday, May 15: Washington at Boston, 8 p.m. York. The Mets have lost four Adam Hadwin (28), $65,20571-72-76-70 — 289 Saturday’s Games 2. (17) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 267, 0, 41. WESTERN CONFERENCE straight. Charley Hoffman (28), $65,20574-72-72-71 — 289 San Francisco 3, Cincinnati 1 3. (8) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 267, 0, 38. San Antonio 4, Houston 2 Pina hit a 3-2 slider from Addi- Sung Kang (28), $65,20571-75-72-71 — 289 St. Louis 5, Chicago Cubs 3 4. (1) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 267, 0, 51. 5. (5) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 267, 0, 48. Monday, May 1: Houston 126, San Antonio 99 Ben Martin (28), $65,20571-70-73-75 — 289 Washington 6, Philadelphia 4 Wednesday, May 3: San Antonio 121, Houston son Reed (0-2) over the wall in let. Kevin Chappell (21), $50,66372-72-73-73 — 290 Atlanta 3, Miami 1 6. (9) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 267, 0, 47. 7. (15) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 267, 0, 30. 96 The Brewers catcher celebrated Russell Henley (21), $50,66375-68-73-74 — 290 Chicago White Sox 5, San Diego 4 Jim Herman (21), $50,66371-75-72-72 — 290 8. (12) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 267, 0, 36. Friday, May 5: San Antonio 103, Houston 92 by slapping a hand against his Milwaukee 11, N.Y. Mets 4 Rory McIlroy (21), $50,66373-71-71-75 — 290 9. (30) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 267, 0, 28. Sunday, May 7: Houston 125, San Antonio 104 chest ater rounding irst and Cameron Tringale (21), $50,66370-71-76-73 — 290 L.A. Dodgers 4, Colorado 0 10. (16) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 267, 0, 27. Tuesday, May 9: San Antonio 110, Houston Harold Varner III (21), $50,66371-70-77-72 — 290 Pittsburgh 4, Arizona 3 11. (4) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, 267, 0, 26. 107, OT pointing to fans in the stands as Aaron Baddeley (14), $36,75070-73-76-72 — 291 Sunday’s Games 12. (14) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 267, 0, 28. he skipped toward a dugout full of 13. (35) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 267, 0, Thursday, May 11: San Antonio 114, Houston Tommy Fleetwood, $36,75074-67-76-74 — 291 Miami 3, Atlanta 1 75 Tyrrell Hatton, $36,75076-70-71-74 — 291 24. by happy teammates. Philadelphia 4, Washington 3, 1st game 14. (22) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 267, 0, 23. Golden State 4, Utah 0 J.B. Holmes (14), $36,75068-69-70-84 — 291 Chicago White Sox 9, San Diego 3 The Brewers scored 10 runs over Billy Hurley III (14), $36,75071-72-76-72 — 291 15. (31) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 267, 0, 28. Tuesday, May 2: Golden State 106, Utah 94 their inal three innings, teeing Phil Mickelson (14), $36,75070-72-78-71 — 291 Milwaukee 11, N.Y. Mets 9 16. (11) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 267, 0, 21. Thursday, May 4: Golden State 115, Utah 104 Steve Stricker (14), $36,75072-70-73-76 — 291 St. Louis 5, Chicago Cubs 0 17. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 267, 0, 20. Saturday, May 6: Golden State 102, Utah 91 of on the Mets bullpen ater a Branden Grace (10), $26,71271-75-73-73 — 292 Colorado 9, L.A. Dodgers 6 18. (20) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 267, 0, 19. Monday, May 8: Golden State 121, Utah 95 solid start by Jacob deGrom. He Cody Gribble (10), $26,71269-75-74-74 — 292 San Francisco 8, Cincinnati 3 19. (6) Kurt Busch, Ford, 267, 0, 19. CONFERENCE FINALS 20. (33) Dale Earnhardt Jr, Chevrolet, 267, 0, allowed eight hits and four runs Zach Johnson (10), $26,71272-73-71-76 — 292 Pittsburgh 6, Arizona 4, 10 innings (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Rod Pampling (10), $26,71272-74-74-72 — 292 17. before being lited in the seventh Philadelphia at Washington, 2nd game, late 21. (36) Landon Cassill, Ford, 267, 0, 16. EASTERN CONFERENCE Boo Weekley (10), $26,71270-76-73-73 — 292 Monday’s Games Brian Harman (7), $24,43071-75-71-76 — 293 22. (32) Erik Jones, Toyota, 267, 0, 17. Boston vs. Cleveland /OR/ Cleveland vs. ater allowing a leadof single to Ryan Moore (7), $24,43073-72-74-74 — 293 Atlanta (Colon 1-4) at Toronto (Bolsinger 0-1), 23. (7) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 267, 0, 22. Washington Domingo Santana. Daniel Summerhays (7), $24,43069-73-75-76 — 293 7:07 p.m. 24. (29) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 267, 0, Wednesday, May 17: 8:30 p.m. Roberto Castro (6), $23,62571-71-76-76 — 294 Houston (Musgrove 2-3) at Miami (Koehler 1-1), 18. 25. (37) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 267, 0, 12. Friday, May 19: 8:30 p.m. Kevin Kisner (6), $23,62571-75-73-75 — 294 7:10 p.m. Sunday, May 21: 8:30 p.m. Chez Reavie (6), $23,62568-72-79-75 — 294 N.Y. Mets (Wheeler 2-2) at Arizona (Godley 1-0), 26. (26) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 266, 0, 11. Ty Kelly, Phillies rally Jimmy Walker (6), $23,62571-74-73-76 — 294 27. (38) Corey Lajoie, Toyota, 265, 0, 10. Tuesday, May 23: 8:30 p.m. 9:40 p.m. 28. (39) Timmy Hill, Chevrolet, 259, 0, 0. x-Thursday, May 25: 8:30 p.m. Keegan Bradley (5), $22,68075-69-73-78 — 295 Milwaukee (Anderson 2-0) at San Diego (Perdo- to late 4-3 win over Jason Day (5), $22,68070-72-73-80 — 295 29. (10) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 258, 0, 8. x-Saturday, May 27: 8:30 p.m. Jason Dufner (5), $22,68073-71-77-74 — 295 mo 0-0), 10:10 p.m. 30. (21) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 257, 0, 7. x-Monday, May 29: 8:30 p.m. Nationals Rickie Fowler (5), $22,68070-74-72-79 — 295 L.A. Dodgers (McCarthy 3-0) at San Francisco 31. (40) Carl Long, Chevrolet, 256, 0, 0. WESTERN CONFERENCE (Cain 2-1), 10:15 p.m. 32. (23) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 243, 0, 5. WASHINGTON — Ty Kelly hit Michael Kim (5), $22,68072-74-73-76 — 295 Golden State vs. San Antonio Ricky Barnes (4), $21,73570-74-76-76 — 296 Tuesday’s Games 33. (27) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 243, 0, 4. Sunday, May 14: Golden State 113, San Anto- a tiebreaking RBI single in Phila- Daniel Berger (4), $21,73569-72-77-78 — 296 Atlanta at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. 34. (25) Gray Gaulding, Toyota, 231, 0, 3. 35. (18) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, accident, 202, nio 111 delphia’s three-run ninth, helping Justin Rose (4), $21,73574-71-71-80 — 296 Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. 0, 2. Tuesday, May 16: San Antonio at Golden State, Lee Westwood, $21,73570-75-76-75 — 296 Houston at Miami, 7:10 p.m. the Phillies beat the Washington David Hearn (3), $21,00070-69-80-78 — 297 36. (24) Danica Patrick, Ford, accident, 199, 9 p.m. Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Nationals 4-3 in the opener of Martin Kaymer, $21,00072-72-75-78 — 297 0, 1. Saturday, May 20: Golden State at San Antonio, Philadelphia at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 37. (2) Joey Logano, Ford, accident, 199, 0, 2. Graeme McDowell (3), $21,00071-72-74-80 — 297 9 p.m. a day-night doubleheader on Colorado at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. 38. (13) Aric Almirola, Ford, accident, 199, 0, 1. Made cut did not finish Monday, May 22: Golden State at San Antonio, Sunday. Boston at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. 39. (28) Derrike Cope, Chevrolet, engine, 179, David Lingmerth (3), $20,370 69-75-78 — 222 9 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. 0, 1. Aaron Altherr opened the ninth Jon Rahm (3), $20,370 68-72-82 — 222 40. (19) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, garage, 154, x- Wednesday, May 24: San Antonio at Golden Milwaukee at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. with his eighth homer. Maikel Kevin Streelman (3), $20,370 72-73-77 — 222 0, 1. State, 9 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Jamie Lovemark (3), $19,635 75-70-78 — 223 Race Statistics x- Friday, May 26: Golden State at San Antonio, Franco and Cameron Rupp hit Brian Stuard (3), $19,635 73-73-77 — 223 Average Speed of Race Winner: 117.640 mph. 9 p.m. consecutive doubles of Shawn Justin Thomas (3), $19,635 73-71-79 — 223 Time of Race: 3 hours, 24 minutes, 16 sec- x- Sunday, May 28: San Antonio at Golden State, Kelley, and Freddy Galvis walked Gary Woodland (3), $19,635 70-75-78 — 223 American League onds. 9 p.m. before Kelly delivered against Alex Cejka (2), $18,900 75-70-79 — 224 East W L Pct GB Margin of Victory: 1.1 seconds. Ben Crane (2), $18,900 71-75-78 — 224 New York 22 12 .647 — Caution Flags: 15 for 61 laps. Koda Glover. Grayson Murray (2), $18,900 74-72-78 — 224 Baltimore 22 14 .611 1 Lead Changes: 21 among 9 drivers. HOCKEY Kelley (3-1) blew his second Matt Kuchar (2), $18,480 73-71-81 — 225 Boston 19 18 .514 4½ Lap Leaders: R.Blaney 1-9; M.Truex 10-52; save in ive opportunities. *local pros in bold Tampa Bay 19 21 .475 6 K.Harvick 53-62; Ky.Busch 63-82; M.Truex 83- Joaquin Benoit (1-2) pitched a Toronto 17 21 .447 7 99; Ky.Busch 100-138; R.Blaney 139; C.Bow- NHL Playoff Glance Central W L Pct GB yer 140-142; R.Blaney 143-163; Ku.Busch CONFERENCE FINALS scoreless eighth for Philadelphia, Minnesota 19 15 .559 — 164-166; R.Blaney 167-179; M.Truex 180-195; (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) and Hector Neris inished for his SOCCER Cleveland 19 17 .528 1 R.Blaney 196-198; M.Truex 199-204; R.Blaney Ottawa 1, Pittsburgh 0 fourth save. Detroit 18 18 .500 2 205-217; D.Earnhardt 218-219; T.Bayne 220; Saturday, May 13: Ottawa 2, Pittsburgh 1, OT Bryce Harper hit his 12th homer Chicago 17 18 .486 2½ R.Blaney 221-242; M.Truex 243-245; E.Jones Monday, May 15: Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Major League Soccer Kansas City 16 21 .432 4½ 246-247; R.Blaney 248; M.Truex 249-267 Wednesday, May 17: Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 8 for Washington, and Trea Turner EASTERN W L T Pts GF GA West W L Pct GB Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps p.m. added a two-run shot. Toronto FC 7 1 4 25 20 11 Houston 25 12 .676 — Led): M.Truex, 6 times for 98 laps; R.Blaney, Friday, May 19: Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 8 p.m. Columbus 6 5 1 19 19 17 Texas 19 20 .487 7 8 times for 75 laps; Ky.Busch, 2 times for 57 x-Sunday, May 21: Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 3 p.m. Orlando City 6 3 1 19 13 13 Los Angeles 19 21 .475 7½ laps; K.Harvick, 1 time for 9 laps; C.Bowyer, 1 x- Tuesday, May 23: Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 8 p.m. Bufalo Bills hire New York City FC 5 3 1 16 17 10 Seattle 17 21 .447 8½ time for 2 laps; Ku.Busch, 1 time for 2 laps; x- Thursday, May 25: Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 8 New York 5 6 1 16 12 18 Oakland 16 21 .432 9 D.Earnhardt, 1 time for 1 lap; E.Jones, 1 time p.m. Dolphins’ Joe Schoen Chicago 4 3 3 15 17 15 Saturday’s Games for 1 lap; T.Bayne, 1 time for 0 laps. Nashville 1, Anaheim 0 to be assistant GM New England 3 4 4 13 18 16 Houston at N.Y. Yankees, ppd. Wins: J.Johnson, 2; B.Keselowski, 2; M.Truex, Friday, May 12: Nashville 3, Anaheim 2, OT Atlanta United FC 3 4 3 12 20 15 Boston 6, Tampa Bay 3 2; Ku.Busch, 1; K.Larson, 1; J.Logano, 1; Sunday, May 14: Nashville at Anaheim, late ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The D.C. United 3 5 2 11 9 18 Toronto 7, Seattle 2 R.Newman, 1; R.Stenhouse, 1. Tuesday, May 16: Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. Bufalo Bills have hired Miami Philadelphia 2 4 4 10 15 14 Minnesota 4, Cleveland 1 Top 16 in Points: 1. K.Larson, 475; 2. M.Truex, Thursday, May 18: Anaheim at Nashville, 8 p.m. Montreal 2 4 4 10 14 17 Chicago White Sox 5, San Diego 4 431; 3. B.Keselowski, 408; 4. C.Elliott, 361; 5. x- Saturday, May 20: Nashville at Anaheim, 7:15 Dolphins player personnel director WESTERN W L T Pts GF GA Kansas City 4, Baltimore 3 J.McMurray, 354; 6. K.Harvick, 347; 7. Ky.Bus- p.m. Joe Schoen to be their assistant Houston 6 3 1 19 21 14 Texas 6, Oakland 5 ch, 325; 8. J.Johnson, 323; 9. J.Logano, 320; x- Monday, May 22: Anaheim at Nashville, 8 general manager. Sporting Kansas City 5 2 4 19 13 7 Detroit 4, L.A. Angels 3 10. C.Bowyer, 317; 11. R.Blaney, 291; 12. p.m. The hiring was announced FC Dallas 5 0 3 18 13 5 Sunday’s Games D.Hamlin, 289; 13. R.Stenhouse, 276; 14. T. x-Wednesday, May 24: Nashville at Anaheim, Portland 5 3 3 18 21 16 Toronto 3, Seattle 2 Bayne, 250; 15. Ku.Busch, 246; 16. K.Kahne, 9 p.m. Sunday in Brandon Beane’s irst San Jose 4 4 3 15 12 13 Cleveland 8, Minnesota 3 242. move since taking over as the Bills’ Vancouver 4 5 1 13 13 16 Tampa Bay 11, Boston 2 NASCAR Driver Rating Formula general manager last week. Los Angeles 3 5 2 11 13 16 N.Y. Yankees 11, Houston 6, 1st game A maximum of 150 points can be attained in TRANSACTIONS Schoen spent the past eight Minnesota United 3 6 2 11 17 28 Chicago White Sox 9, San Diego 3 a race. Seattle 2 4 4 10 15 16 Kansas City 9, Baltimore 8 The formula combines the following catego- years serving in various amateur Real Salt Lake 2 7 2 8 9 22 Texas 6, Oakland 4 ries: Wins, Finishes, Top-15 Finishes, Average Sunday’s Sports Transactions and professional scouting roles Colorado 2 6 1 7 8 12 L.A. Angels 4, Detroit 1 Running Position While on Lead Lap, Average BASEBALL with the Dolphins. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Houston at N.Y. Yankees, 2nd game, late Speed Under Green, Fastest Lap, Led Most American League His ties to Beane began with Monday’s Games Laps, Lead-Lap Finish. Wednesday’s Games BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Recalled LHP Richard the Carolina Panthers, where the Toronto FC 2, Columbus 1 Tampa Bay (Archer 3-1) at Cleveland (Carrasco Bleier from Norfolk (IL). Optioned LHP Vidal Friday’s Games 4-2), 6:10 p.m. Nuno to Norfolk. two broke into the NFL as interns Houston 2, Vancouver 1 Atlanta (Colon 1-4) at Toronto (Bolsinger 0-1), TODAY IN SPORTS CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Optioned INF Cody a few years apart. Schoen spent Saturday’s Games 7:07 p.m. Asche to Charlotte (IL). seven years in Carolina’s scouting Toronto FC 3, Minnesota United 2 Houston (Musgrove 2-3) at Miami (Koehler 1-1), 1918 — The Preakness, run in two divisions, CLEVELAND INDIANS — Placed OF Brandon Colorado 3, San Jose 0 7:10 p.m. department, while Beane worked is won by War Cloud, ridden by Johnny Loftus in Guyer on the 10-day DL, retroactive to May 13. Columbus 3, Montreal 2 Chicago White Sox (Pelfrey 0-3) at L.A. Angels his way up to become the Pan- the first half. Jack Hare, Jr., ridden by C. Peak, Designated OF-INF Michael Martinez for assign- Philadelphia 4, D.C. United 0 (Chavez 2-5), 10:07 p.m. wins the second half. ment. Recalled INF-OF Erik Gonzalez from Co- thers assistant GM. Sporting Kansas City 2, Orlando City 2, tie Oakland (Manaea 1-2) at Seattle (Gallardo 1-3), 1948 — Citation, ridden by Eddie Arcaro, wins lumbus (IL). Selected the contract of OF Daniel Beane replaces GM Doug New England 4, Real Salt Lake 0 10:10 p.m. the Preakness Stakes by 5½ lengths over Vul- Robertson. Chicago 4, Seattle 1 Tuesday’s Games Whaley, who was ired along with can’s Forge. HOUSTON ASTROS — Recalled RHP Dayan Sunday, May 14 Atlanta at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. most of Bufalo’s scouting staf a 1971 — Canonero II, ridden by Gustavo Avila, Diaz from Fresno (PCL). Activated OF Teoscar Atlanta United FC 1, Portland 1, tie Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m. posts a 1½-length victory over Eastern Fleet in Hernandez from the DL and optioned him to day ater the NFL drat ended. Los Angeles 3, New York 1 Baltimore at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. the Preakness Stakes. Fresno. — Associated Press New York City FC at FC Dallas, 8 p.m. 4B THE BRUNSWICK NEWS // MONDAY, MAY 15, 2017 Sports Decathlete trying to make it with Falcons

By GEORGE HENRY Associated Press

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — Garrett Scantling de- cided before his freshman year at Georgia to honor his track and ield scholarship and focus solely on the de- cathlon. Now ive years out of foot- ball, Scantling has shelved his Bobby Haven/The Brunswick News decathlon career for a chance Frederica baseball players mob Nic Dixon, 11, at the plate a ter his to make the Atlanta Falcons’ third inning home run Sunday on St. Simons Island. 53-man roster. Quite a turnaround for a another solid pitching perfor- 23-year-old who came in Baseball mance from a John Milledgefourth at Olympic qualifying senior. Andrew Prestwood last year and had to watch the Continued from page 1B dealt six innings, allowing -sevRio Games from home. en hits and two walks while “Doing the decathlon, it Trojans 5-0 in the irst inning. striking out ive. was the mindset that was lit- The Knights scratched across Trevor Evans, the Trojans’ erally the main thing that I three runs on a two-run blast Game 1 starter and Georgiabrought over here,” Scantling from Nic Dixon in the third College commit, closed out said Saturday at rookie mini- inning and a solo shot from the game for John Milledge.camp. “You have to turn that Brandt Mitchell in his inal He surrendered the solo homerpage. You have to approach at-bat for the Knights in the to Mitchell with two outs, butone event at a time. Just like AP seventh, but Frederica strand- the game ended on a base hithere. You’ve got to lock in one Atlanta Falcons rookie wide receiver Garrett Scantling, 89, leads a group through a drill during NFL ed seven runners on base and from Cameron Gardner, who play and when that one’s done football rookie camp in Flowery Branch, Ga. committed ive errors en route was called out at second tryingyou have to lock in on the next to an 8-3 loss and elimination to stretch the hit to a double.one.” out at team headquarters in his athleticism and told him was at our local tryout,” Fal- from the state tournament. “(Evans) has been very -con Scantling is one of two to do what he pleased. cons coach Dan Quinn said. “This is a weak moment March. sistent all year long, and he hastrack standouts currently try- The Falcons offered a min- “Coach Kyprianou was “That was where we found for us right now, as far as aour high strikeout-per-inning -ra ing to make it in the NFL. imum contract two weeks lat- there for me, and I wanted to out how well he could run. heads are down and we don’ttio,” said John Milledge headC yril Grayson, a four-time er. The only other workout he be there for him,” Scantling Obviously it’s documented feel very good, but at the endcoach Justin Mills. “Andrew NCAA track champion at had was at Jacksonville Uni- said. “He gave me a shot from for track guys, but for a guy of the day we had a greatis a bulldog with a ton -of LSU,tal signed as an undrafted versity’s pro day in April . day one when I stepped on who’s over 220 pounds with season,” said Frederica head ent as well, and they’ve beenfree agent with the Seattle Se- - campus. Doing the decathlon, that kind of speed, it catches - “I was actually at a decath coach Chris Chafinch. “Ob very consistent throughout the ahawks, but at least Grayson lon in Athens working as an you have to train all year for your eye.” viously, we would have likedyear.” was able to get a spot at LSU’s announcer when they called,” that. He was my No. 1 sup- Scantling has approached to move forward and compete An odd play occurred in thepro day . he said. “I came straight here porter.” his return to football with the for a state championship, but Fredericait half of the fourth- in Scantling made his way and signed. It was a dream Scantling, a two-time mind of — what else — a de- didn’t happen for us this year.”ning. Harry Veal leadoff withto the Falcons through an come true for sure.” All-American and a three- cathlete. John Milledge scored ive a single before Trey Thomp- even smaller door. Unable to Scantling hasn’t played in a time All-SEC selection at “Doing a decathlon, you runs with two outs in the irstson hit a slow-rolling ground- work out at Georgia’s pro day, football game since his senior Georgia, is nothing special have 10 events, so if you start inning. Frederica starter Trey er to John Milledge shortstopScantling was already train- year at the Episcopal School with the Falcons. He’s one of off with one bad event, that Thompson retired the No. 2C olton Brewer. The ball - ap ing full-time in Atlanta after of Jacksonville, where he 87 players on the current ex- can ruin your whole day,” he and No. 3 hitters after walkingpeared to be hit weak enoughgraduating last year with a caught 66 passes for 13 touch- panded roster and 13 receiv- said. “One thing I was pretty leadoff man Tyler Bass, but theto eliminated the double play,degree in inancial planning. downs and over 1,200 yards ers. good at was turning the page. Trojans utilized and error andbut Brewer had no play when A family friend put him in All-Pro Julio Jones and If you have dropped ball or a - in his last season. three singles to build a coman umpire, straing to his right,touch with agent Joby Bran- He thought about trying veterans Mohamed Sanu and missed block, you’ve got to fortable lead. Down 2-0, thecollided with him before heion, who had one of his - as out for Georgia’s football Justin Hardy already have forget about that or else the Knights’ hard luck continued could ield the ground ball. sistants work out Scantling. team, and Bulldogs track and spots secure, so that means next play is going to be bad, so when Jalen Beck reached base Veal advanced top third From there, a feeler went out ield coach Petros Kyprianou only two of 10 receivers will that’s why I think I’ve brought on a wild third strike, whichwhen the ball rolled intoto the Falcons, and Scantling didn’t object. Kyprianou had make the inal cut. here and why I’m mentally would have been the third outshallow left ield. Prestwood was offered a private work- signed Scantling because of “Our irst exposure to him strong in that aspect.” of the inning. walked Chandler Kicklight- Dixon picked up Thompson er to load the bases with one to get the inal out and stop otheut, but the Knights stranded a 54-hole leader in tour- “I still can’t believe I’m 2011. bleeding. The junior struck outall three runners when the topPlayers nament history, a record the champion, and I’m the “From that moment, I was four batters in his 5.1 inningsof the Frederica batting order that previously belonged to youngest champion,” Kim dreaming that I really want of work. He allowed threewhen down quietly, summing Continued from page 1B Graeme McDowell (2011) said. “I’m looking forward to be in this tournament,” runs, two earned, on seven hitsup the Knights’ offensive frus- and Alex Cejka (2009), who to working hard from now Kim said through a translator. and four walks. Chafinch wastrations in the series. from just off the 18th green. both shot 79. on.” “And I’m very glad I could impressed with the effort from “We had opportunities with That gave him a 70 and a tie Holmes wasn’t alone. De- Kim said he wasn’t ner- practice with him. He gave his junior pitcher, who kept theguys on, we just couldn’t getfor fourth with Kyle Stanley, a fending champion Jason Day vous because of his victory me a lot of advice. That’s why deicit manageable after enter- that big hit,” Chafinch said.co-leader after 54 holes who closed with an 80, keeping last year in the Wyndham I could do well.” ing the game much earlier than“And we’ve been getting (bitshot 75. very much in tact the streak Championship, which gave Just over four years ago, anticipated. hits) all year long.” The other co-leader was of no winner ever repeating him a two-year exemption on Kim came over to America to “Obviously the game plan The Knights will lose start- J.B. Holmes, and it was a hor- in the Players. Rickie Fowl- the PGA Tour. This victory play the inal version of PGA wasn’t to bring him in thaters Mitchell, Shaun Cutia andror show for the Kentuckian. er, who won the year before, comes with perks beyond the Tour’s qualifying school. He early, but the plan was to bringRocky Mathis to graduation, Holmes shot 40 on the front closed with a 79. $1.89 million irst prize. He earned a card at age 17, but he him in after Trey,” Chafinchbut return a large junior classnine and still had hope until As for the winner? That now gets a ive-year exemp- could not become a PGA Tour said. “I thought Trey got theand handful of sophomores bogeys on the 14th and 15th was rarely in doubt over tion on the PGA Tour, and amember until he turned 18 the short end of the stick on that a started for the Knights forholes. And then it turned ugly. the back nine. Even though three-year exemption to the following June. That card- ef few calls and we didn’t makemost of the season. He hit too shots into the water Kim only hit eight greens Masters. fectively went to waste, and a few plays behind him, but Frederica inished the sea- on the 17th and make a quin- in regulation, he went six The previous youngest Kim spent the next two years Nic came in a battled, which sonis 22-8 after winning itstuple-bogey 8, then inished straight holes on the back champion of The Players on the developmental tour- un what he’s done all year long.”second consecutive Region with a double bogey to close without facing a par putt was Adam Scott, who was 23 til earning his card back to the Frederica ran up against 2-AAA title. with an 84. over 2 feet. Kim bumped a when he won in 2005. big leagues. He was tied for the lead at fairway metal to just over Kim becomes the second Now he’s here to stay for at the start of the day and in- 3 feet on the inal hole andplayer from South Korea to least the next ive years, and - - pressure off the Frederica back ished in a tie for 41st. rapped in the par putt to be win The Players Champi based on his game, probably line, which already limits op- It was the worst inish by ing the celebration. onship, joining K.J. Choi in much longer. Soccer posing shots on goal. Continued from page 1B “John Mitchell provides a lot of cover for our back four,” game has been our sharpest so O’Sullivan said. “He does such far.” a good job of reading plays and Augusta Prep rarely threat- acting as a sweeper, he’s not UNSTOPPABLE ened on offense. The Cava- even a goalkeeper in a lot of liers had a scoring opportu- ways. 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Frederica neutralized the scor- In March, O’Sullivan called ing chance, preserving what the early-season effort a “de- was still a 0-0 tie. cent” performance, but Fred- Brock lashed his athleti- erica’s head coach is using cism late in the game when different, more optimistic ad- the Knights had a comfortable jectives when describing his 3-0 lead. He left his feet and team’s performance against delected a shot headed for the Augusta Prep. 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Tyler H. Jones photos/The Brunswick News Will Story, a Jekyll Island Museum interpreter, and Jessica Scott, a spokeswoman for the Jekyll Island Authority, visit a room of Hollybourne Cottage on Jekyll Island on Friday. The cottage, which has been under restoration by volunteers for 19 years, will be open for public tours Saturdays through the end of May. Jekyll Island’s Hollybourne Cottage open for rare public tours

By TYLER H. JONES [email protected]

he architecture of Hollybourne Cot- tage on Jekyll Island is rare — but the public’s opportunity to see and Tunderstand it may be even more rare. The 11,200-square-foot home, built in 1890, is among the earliest private homes con- structed as part of the historic Jekyll Club. Saturdays through the end of May, visitors can see its spectacular architecture and tour a decades-old preservation effort. “Charles Maurice, the home’s original owner, told his architect, William Day, that he wanted wide, open rooms without the use of support columns,” said Will Story, a Jekyll Island Museum interpreter. “He didn’t think it could be done, but Mr. Maurice, who was a bridge builder, used bridge-building tech- niques in the home’s construction.” The resulting effect is large, airy rooms with plenty of space the Maurice’s used for enter- taining and welcoming guests. The home’s four stories include an attic and the only basement in the club’s original cottages not to The exterior of Hollybourne Cottage on Jekyll Island is seen Friday. Scores of volunteers have worked for 19 years employ pumps for water removal. Normally, to bring the historic home back to life, and the efort is ongoing. the cottage is off-limits to visitors, but every May, which is National Historic Preservation gia when it purchased the property in 1947. around Georgia, through Alabama, to avoid Month, the Jekyll Island Museum invites At the time, the remaining descendants of having to come through guests to see the cottage up close. Charles Maurice and his wife, Charlotte, were Georgia.” The tabby walls of Hollybourne Cottage are sisters Marian and Margaret Maurice. They Decades of neglect saw the cottage fall into “unusual” for homes of the era on Jekyll, Sto- were reportedly so furious about the manner disrepair, and a shortcut construction method ry said, adding: “The style is Jacobean, which in which Georgia acquired Jekyll Island that used by Maurice and his builders threatened is a subset of Tudor style and was popular they returned to Pennsylvania never to visit the cottage further. When the home was built, during the late Medieval and early Renais- Georgia again. wooden frames were constructed, and wet tab- sance times.” “(The Maurice sisters) eventually did by cement was poured around the frames into Although generations of Maurice family purchase another home in Florida,” Story molds. The water leached into the wood, “and visited the home during winters, the property explained. “But when they would travel from was eventually acquired by the state of Geor- Pennsylvania to Florida, they would drive Please see TOURS, 3C

Annual benefit aspires to raise houses and hope

By MARY STARR Bert Brown, executive director A cash bar will be available. [email protected] of Habitat for Humanity of Glynn Anyone unable to attend can par- County, shared an excerpt of a ticipate by purchasing housing It’s almost like a scene from letter Fuller wrote many years materials through the group’s another time. Early in the morn- ago. Dream Builder’s Catalog, which ing, a group gathers and begins “Simply stated, the ‘Theology has items priced from $10 (hard to organize materials and start its of the Hammer’ is the under- hats) to $6,500 (plywood for a work on the skeletal frame of a standing that our Christian faith house), and everywhere in be- new house. There are no contrac- mandates that we do more than tween. tors’ trucks, and no loud music just talk about faith and sing “We moved away from any blares from the construction site. about love. We must put faith and fundraising during the lean There is only the rhythmic sound love into action to make them years,” said Brown, referring to of hammers and nails, occasion- real, to make them come alive for the downturn in the real estate ally interrupted by voices asking people. Faith must be incarnat- market as a result of the Great for more materials from one cor- ed; that is to say, it must become Recession. “The board wanted ner or another. more than a verbal proclamation to do something that would bring At noon, the workers will gath- or an intellectual assent. True attention to Habitat and people er around a table and share a meal faith must be acted out. could have a good time.” provided by other volunteers. “The ‘Theology of the Ham- Provided photo Organizers include Meg Bar- Much like an old-fashioned mer’ means that we work hard Bert Brown, right, executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Glynn County, ton and Nancy Gandersman, both Amish barn-raising, the con- until a house for a needy family with his wife, Anne, at a previous year’s Builder’s Bash. This year’s event is board members of the organiza- struction of a Habitat for Human- is built or renovated. It means planned for 7 p.m. Saturday at Brunswick Country Club. tion. This is Gandersman’s third ity house is done by the commu- continuing to love and having year working on the event com- nity — whether that community concern that is shown to the fam- cal, philosophical and theologi- Habitat for Humanity of Glynn mittee. is a group of volunteers made up ily to ensure success as a new cal differences exist, but we can County is hosting its third annual “The need is there,” said Bar- of college students, co-workers homeowner … This theology is all find common ground using “Builder’s Bash” at 7 p.m. May ton. “We’re trying so hard to help or congregants from a church — also about bringing a wide diver- the hammer as an instrument of 20 at Brunswick Country Club. as many people as we can.” it’s an example of what Habitat sity of people … and establish God’s Love.” Tickets are $75 per person, and Gandersman said the com- founder Millard Fuller called the viable, dynamic communities. Building safe, adequate homes include dinner and entertainment “Theology of the Hammer.” It acknowledges that our politi- costs money, and to that end, by local blues band Mojo Bone. Please see HOPE, 3C 2C THE BRUNSWICK NEWS // MONDAY, MAY 15, 2017 Celebrations

Wedding Announcement Engagement Announcement Christa Stan Nicole Grant and Wesley Free and Cameron Bonds

VOWS EXCHANGED ON ST. SIMONS ISLAND WEDDING SET FOR JULY 8

Christa Jordan Stan and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brian Wesley Free were W. Grant, of Hartwell, an- united in marriage April 8 nounce the engagement and at Wesley United Method- forthcoming marriage of ist Church at Frederica on their daughter, Nicole Grant, St. Simons Island. The Rev. to Cameron Bonds, son of Steve Patton oficiated at the Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bonds, of double-ring ceremony. St. Simons Island. Nuptial music was provid- The bride-to-be is the ed by Beth Huber. granddaughter of the late Dr. The bride is the daughter and Mrs. James W. Grant Jr., of Steve and Linda Stan, and both formerly of Atlanta, and Angela Allen, all of Bruns- the late Mr. and Mrs. John wick, and the groom is the S. Teasley, both formerly of son of Jacky and Patty Free, Hartwell. also of Brunswick. Miss Grant is a 2011 grad- Given in marriage by her uate of Hart County High father, the bride wore an School. In 2015, she grad- ivory, A-line gown with a uated from the University full skirt and three-quarter- of Georgia with a Bache- length sleeves of lace illu- lor of Education degree in sion. She carried a bouquet communication sciences of white hydrangeas, white and disorders, and in 2017, roses and baby’s breath. she received her Master of Valentina Huff, of Atlanta, Science in communication was the matron of honor. sciences and disorders from The bride’s attendants Armstrong State University. were Taylor Moran, Lindsay Miss Hart is employed by Moran and Casey Hanak, all the Glynn County School of Brunswick, Flint Huff of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Free System as a speech-language Nicole Grant and Cameron Bonds Atlanta and Jay Carmichael pathologist. of Tifton. Following the ceremony, shower, hosted by the bride’s The groom-to-be is the City, N.Y. inance. He is the co-owner Michael Maton, of Gaines- a reception, with music pro- attendants. grandson of the late Mr. and Mr. Bonds is a 2010 grad- and operator of Exit 29 Stor- ville, was the best man. vided by Boogilicious, was After a wedding trip to Mrs. Albert Cameron Bonds, uate of Glynn Academy, age in Brunswick. Groomsmen were Ethan held in the atrium of the St. Riviera Maya, Mexico, the both formerly of Westlake, and graduated in 2014 from The wedding is planned Wendel and David Tanner, Simons Casino. couple resides on St. Si- Ohio, and the late Mr. and the University of Georgia for July 8 at the University both of Brunswick, Der- A rehearsal dinner, host- mons Island, where the Mrs. Anthony J. Celentano, with a Bachelor of Business of Georgia Chapel in Athens. ek Morgan, of Manhattan ed by the groom’s parents, bride is employed as the both formerly of Garden Administration degree in Invitations will be sent. Beach, Calif., Kenny Lev- was held at Palm Coast on procurement coordinator erett, of St. Simons Island, St. Simons Island. at the Brunswick-Glynn Jason Lim, of Savannah, and Prenuptial parties includ- County Joint Water and Taylor Liles, of Atlanta. ed an engagement cruise Sewer Commission, and the Engagement Announcement Nicholas Stan, of Atlanta, hosted by Slade and Kalena groom is employed as a se- and Kevin Free, of Bruns- Turner and Powell and An- nior design engineer with wick, were ushers. gela Allen, and a couple’s SourceOne Corp. Ashlynn Benton

Engagement Announcement and Joel Belcher Amanda MacGregor WEDDING PLANNED FOR JUNE The Rev. W. Keith and Deborah Cheré Benton, of and Mark Harrington Brunswick, announce the engagement and forthcom- ing marriage of their daugh- ter, Ashlynn Cheré Benton, COUPLE TO HOLD JUNE NUPTIALS to Joel Acey Belcher, son of James Acey and Mary Elizabeth Belcher, of Lake Michael and Helen Mac- Wales, Fla. Gregor, of St. Simons The bride-to-be is the Island, announce the en- granddaughter of Pastor gagement and forthcoming Joel W. and Margaret Long- marriage of their daughter, shore, of Brunswick, Bob Amanda Marie MacGre- Benton of St. Simons Is- gor, to Mark Harrington, land, and the late Ruby Jane son of Bill and Pat Har- Benton, formerly of St. Si- rington, of Roswell. mons Island. The bride-to-be is the Miss Benton is a graduate granddaughter of Faye of Revival Center Christian Sweat of Albany, and the School, and is employed late Maxwell Sweat, for- at Sleep Inn and Suites in merly of Albany, and Ruth Brunswick, and also works MacGregor of Groton, as an independent contrac- Mass., and the late George tor for a public record col- Ashlynn Benton and Joel Belcher MacGregor, formerly of lection agency in Grifin. Groton. The groom-to-be is the of Lake Wales. A 2 p.m. wedding is Dr. MacGregor is a 2006 grandson of Pastor James Mr. Belcher is a gradu- planned for June 3 at The graduate of Glynn Acad- and Erma Campbell of ate of Apostolic Christian Revival Center Church of emy, and a 2010 graduate Haines City, Fla., Peg- School of Winter Haven, Jesus Christ in Brunswick, of the University of Geor- gy Joyce Belcher, of Lake Fla., and is employed as an with a reception to follow at gia. In 2014, she graduated Wales, and the late James electrician at G&C Electric the Buie Barn. from the Medical College Aberman Belcher, formerly of Lakeland, Fla. Invitations will be sent. of Georgia, and in 2017, completed a pediatric res- idency at Tufts Medical Center in Boston. She is be- Birth Announcement ginning a pediatric hema- Amanda MacGregor and Mark Harrington tology/oncology fellowship at Children’s Healthcare of formerly of Milledgeville. er by Valbridge Property Atlanta. Mr. Harrington is a 2004 Advisors. Couple welcomes first child The groom-to-be is the graduate of Centennial A 5 p.m. wedding is grandson of Jane Pugh of High School in Roswell, planned for June 18 at the Justin and Patti Downs, at Southeast Georgia Health Charles and Margaret Lau- Buford, and the late Wen- and a 2009 graduate of the King and Prince Beach & of St. Simons Island, an- System in Brunswick. Jef- rens of St. Simons Island, dell Pugh, formerly of Bu- University of Georgia. He Golf Resort on St. Simons nounce the birth of their ferson weighed 7 pounds, 14 and paternal grandparents ford, and the late William is employed by as a com- Island. irst child, a son, Jeffersonounces. are Wayne and Patty Downs and Ila Harrington, both mercial real estate apprais- Invitations will be sent. William Downs, on April 7 Maternal grandparents are of Macon.

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ASK THE DOCTORS / ROBERT ASHLEY MY ANSWER / Understanding risk factors BILLY GRAHAM for macular degeneration Despite oppostion, Dear Doctor: Dry AMD is much more caused by AMD. study followed the dietary Jesus’ disciples was recently diagnosed common than wet AMD, The biggest risk factor for habits of 2,525 patients with wet macular de- constituting 85 to 90 percent both types of AMD is age, with age-related eye dis- I generation and am now of all cases. There has been with people ages 55 to 64 ease. Those who adhered to receiving periodic injections no single cause established having a 0.2 percent risk of a Mediterranean diet had a spread gospel for the disease. What causes for dry AMD, which occurs developing the condition, and 26 percent reduced risk of it? Are there any risk factors, when a mixtdure of pro- those older than 84 having a developing advanced, severe Dear Dr. Graham: deserve only God’s judg- such as drugs or diet? tein and fat (called drusen) 13.1 percent risk. Smoking macular degeneration. Med- hat happened ment. But God loves us, and Dear Reader: Age-re- builds up behind the retinal cigarettes increases the risk iterranean diets are high in to Jesus’ 12 by his death and resurrec- lated macular degeneration layers. Dry AMD leads to a of developing AMD by a nuts, ish, vegetables, fruits Wdisciples after tion, Jesus Christ provided (AMD) is the leading cause slow progression of vision factor of two to four, and the and whole grains and low in he ascended into heaven? the way for us to be forgiven of adult blindness in indus- loss that occurs over many risk persists many years af- red meat, processed meats Did they continue to believe and cleansed of our sins. trialized countries. AMD years. People with dry AMD ter stopping smoking. It also and saturated fats. in him? And does the Bible This is good news! And causes damage to the central in both eyes have a 1 to 4.7 causes the degeneration to Antioxidant combinations tell us how they died? this is why those irst portion of the retina, leading percent yearly risk of devel- progress faster. that include vitamin C and — Mrs. L.R. Christians were willing to to a loss of central (foveal) oping wet AMD. Other risk factors: Hav- vitamin E, as well as sup- Dear Mrs. L.R.: Jesus’ risk their lives to tell others vision. Central vision is nec- As for wet AMD, it’s ing a family history of ear- plements of lutein with zinc, 12 disciples (with the excep- about Christ. As one of essary to see those details caused by the growth of ab- ly-onset or severe AMD and have also been linked to a tion of Judas, who betrayed them said when told to stop that allow people to read, normal blood vessels behind having had a prior stroke decreased risk in progres- him and then took his own preaching, “As for us, we drive, watch TV and per- the retina. These blood ves- or heart attack. There may sion of AMD. So it is possi- life) not only continued to cannot help speaking about form many of the activities sels leak, causing both luid be an association between ble that deiciencies in these believe in him, but they what we have seen and of daily living. and blood to pool behind the AMD and aspirin or blood substances may increase spent the rest of their lives heard” (Acts 4:20). There are two types of retina. I regret to say that pressure medications (espe- your risk. telling others about him. The Bible doesn’t tell us AMD, a dry type and a wet without treatment, the prog- cially beta-blockers and ni- People who want to de- They took seriously Jesus’ exactly how those faithful type. Each causes a change nosis is not good. The condi- troglycerin), but as of now no crease their risk factors for command to “Go into all disciples died, refusing to in the retina, which consists tion can lead to rapid vision causality has been deined. AMD should stop, or not the world and preach the deny Christ even in the face of layers of cells in the back loss, causing blindness with- Heavy alcohol consumption start, smoking; they should gospel to all creation” of death (although later his- of your eye. For those who in months or even weeks. (more than three drinks per avoid heavy alcohol use; and (Mark 16:15). torians tell us they all died remember using a camera While wet AMD accounts day) has been associated if their diet is high in satu- Why did they do this — as martyrs). with ilm, the retina is likefor only 10 to 15 percent with early-onset AMD, but rated fat, they should consid- often in the face of ierce What about us? Are we the ilm upon which imagesof all cases, it accounts for not with late-onset. er switching to a Mediterra- opposition and even death? convinced of the truth of the are exposed. 80 percent of the blindness In regards to diet, one nean diet. The reason was because gospel, and are we seeking they believed beyond doubt to tell others the good news that Jesus Christ was the of Christ’s salvation? Make son of God, sent from heav- sure of your own com- en to save us from our sins. mitment to Jesus Christ, We have rebelled against and then ask him to use Tours: God and chosen to go our you to point others to his Continued from page 1C own way, and as a result we life-changing love. essentially started to rot the frames from day one,” Story said. The cottage saw little effort toward its preser- vation, until 19 years ago, a winter Jekyll Island resident approached the BETWEEN 12 AND 20 / Jekyll Island Authority ROBERT WALLACE about volunteering to preserve it, said Jessica Scott, a spokeswoman for the authority. Since then, a cadre of volunteers, Teachers are including the advocacy group Friends of Historic Jekyll Island have worked overworked and to restore and preserve the Tyler H. Jones photos/The Brunswick News former millionaire’s winter Jessica Scott, a spokeswoman for the Jekyll Island Authority, stands in the butler’s pantry of Holly- home. While all of the la- bourne Cottage on Jekyll Island on Friday. The cottage, which has been under restoration by volun- underpaid bor toward restoration has teers for 19 years, will be open for public tours Saturdays through the end of May. been volunteer, the friends group has raised at least IF YOU GO Dr. Wallace: but our family always had $70,000 and the authority ’d like to major in a roof over our heads and has contributed additional The Jekyll education when I enter we didn’t miss any meals. It funds toward materials for Island Museum IOhio State University so happened that my wife, repair. will showcase the this fall. Both of my parents Mona, was also a teacher Taylor Davis, a historic historic home are medical doctors and and both of our children preservationist with the of Charles and they are pushing hard for entered the teaching profes- authority, said since first Charlotte Mau- me to be a premed stu- sion after graduating from seeing the cottage in 2004, rice, Hollybourne dent and eventually follow college. We are a happy the work volunteers have Cottage, at noon and 2 p.m. Sat- in their footsteps. They family! What more could done is astonishing. urdays through also feel that teachers are we want than that? “Really, this is all due to the end of May. overworked and underpaid Dr. Wallace: I’m 14 and volunteers,” Davis said of Tickets are $10 and think I couldn’t enjoy a live with my grandmother the repair work. “They’ve for adults, $5 for good lifestyle on a teacher’s and have for the past two been moving mountains. children ages salary. years because my mother I remember coming here 7-16 and free for Since you are a former was addicted to drugs. The when I was a graduate children under teacher, I’d like your honest other day after school my student in 2004, and when 6. Reservations opinion on the teaching grandmother told me that I came back full-time in areencouraged. Above, the truss system, a unique architectural feature of profession. If you had to do my mother was cured of her February, it was like see- Hollybourne Cottage on Jekyll Island, can be see in the home’s it all over again, would you addiction and that I had to ing night and day.” attic Friday. Below, the pylon-style structure of the basement of Hollybourne Cottage on Jekyll Island is seen Friday. The basement have entered the ield of go back to New Orleans and So far, volunteers have but more of a showcase education? Please give me live with her. restored several rooms on of what goes into historic is the only original cottage to not require a pumping system to an honest answer. Dr. Wallace, I don’t really the main floor, along with preservation,” Davis said. remove water. — Nameless, want to go back to live with a few rooms on the home’s The two-hour tours of Toledo, Ohio my mom. All we did was second floor, where its Hollybourne Cottage will Nameless: Your parents ight when we were togeth- bedrooms are found. be offered at noon and are 100 percent correct er. Also, I read somewhere Although the restoration 2 p.m. Saturdays through when they say that teach- that if someone is addicted is ongoing, preservation- the end of May. Tours ers are overworked and to drugs or alcohol, that ists intend to leave some begin at the Jekyll Island underpaid. But if you feel person can never be cured. of the home unrestored. Museum, 100 Stable Road, called to be a teacher, they If that’s the case, I know The goal is to use it as a Jekyll Island. Admission is shouldn’t try to stop you. my mom will use cocaine teaching tool for preserva- $10 for adults, $5 for chil- Teaching is a deeply satis- again. tionists and the public to dren ages 7-16 and free for fying profession. That’s why — Nameless, learn about what it takes to children 6 and younger. many high-proile business Baton Rouge, La. bring a century-old house Space is limited, so executives and politicians Nameless: It’s true that back to life. museum staff recommend turn to it after they have had addicts are never “cured” “The goal is not to have people make tour reserva- their ill of the corporate of their addiction, but with the house as a museum, tions by calling 635-4036. and political world. strong determination and I did not major in educa- assistance from profession- tion as an undergraduate als and self-help organiza- at Knox College. After I tions, they can live drug- “Events that are more IF YOU GO their homes, and only three graduated, I entered the free, productive lives. relaxed are better attend- have been repossessed, business arena. I worked in I realize that a lot is being Hope ed,” Barton said, adding Habitat for Human- which Barton said is amaz- sales for a large company asked of you. But your Continued from page 1C that appropriate attire for ity of Glynn County ing considering the default will host the third an- for a few years, but felt mother deserves a chance. the evening would be “up- nual Builder’s Bash at rate in the conventional unfulilled. In my heart, Give it to her, along with all mittee has worked hard to scale casual,” and attend- 7 p.m May 20 at the housing market. I knew I wanted to be a your love, and do everything keep its expenses down. ees are welcome to wear Brunswick Country The others are still pay- teacher and coach. in your power to help her “Every dollar people blue jeans. “We are serving Club. Tickets are $75. ing off their mortgages, I enrolled at Northern maintain a drug-free life. spend to come to the event Southern fare — the food Details: 265-7455 which are interest-free, and Illinois University and Just make sure your goes to Habitat,” said Bar- is going to be amazing.” granted only after a finan- earned a master’s degree in grandmother will allow you ton. “We have wonderful Contrary to an errant cial education class (Dave education. I started my new to return if Mom starts us- sponsors who allow us to belief still in circulation, ing the organization cur- Ramsey’s Financial Peace career in education and have ing drugs again. And keep maximize every dollar.” Habitat for Humanity is not rently has three (Nos. 81, University) is completed, never regretted my deci- in close touch with your In the past, the event has a “giveaway” housing pro- 82 and 83) under construc- a down payment and 200 sion to bypass the business grandmother because you been pitched as a dinner gram. Barton said people tion. hours of sweat equity by world and work with young can depend on her for moral dance, but Barton said the should see how hard the re- It’s also a good invest- each adult in the household people. And, yes, I would do support and she will know committee wanted to liven cipients of homes work on ment in not only the home- is completed. it all over again. what to do if problems arise. things up a bit, and that’s their own behalf. owners, but the community The homeowner’s mort- I didn’t become inan- why the theme “Blueprints, “It takes $75,000 to con- as a whole. gage payments are recycled cially rich teaching English Write to Dr. Wallace at Blues and Blue Jeans Too!” struct a house, including Of the 83 current home- back into the building fund and coaching basketball, [email protected]. was chosen. the lot,” said Brown, add- owners, 30 have paid off to build more homes. 4C THE BRUNSWICK NEWS // MONDAY, MAY 15, 2017 Television & Entertainment

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By DAVID BAUDER have also cost the jobs of Hillary Clinton, less than O’Reilly iring as one of its companies that ran com- yers, one who has iled a AP Television Writer founding CEO Roger Ailes two weeks after The New successes. mercials on O’Reilly’s lawsuit against Fox and and co-president and veter- York Times reported on Carusone characterized show well before the Times another who is considering NEW YORK — During an executive Bill Shine. settlements paid to quiet the organizing as “not that story and he believes that it, to see how visible their an interview Friday with They’re not backing off, claims against “The O’Reil- much,” basically sharing “we created a climate that clients would be publicly in Glenn Beck, another former as they seek more irings ly Factor” host. It invited information and advertiser made it incredibly hard for speaking out against Fox. Fox News Channel person- and try to inluence a Brit- people to a phone update lists. But he said he gets the corporate advertisers not to He wouldn’t identify them. ality who was the subject ish regulator’s ruling on Fox on a campaign to pressure need for O’Reilly’s support- choose a side.” Several high-proile of an advertiser boycott, News parent company 21st advertisers. ers to concentrate on a foe. O’Reilly’s relatively swift attorneys are taking on Bill O’Reilly complained of Century Fox’s bid to acquire Bonner’s irm was hired “It’s not as sexy as I think iring — less than three Fox. Nancy Erika Smith, a liberal “hit job” that did the Sky satellite network. by Media Matters for the idea is,” he said. “But I weeks after the Times a specialist on workplace him in. The drama has upended America, a liberal watchdog understand why it’s appeal- story appeared — may have rights, iled the irst harass- “In the weeks to come the most powerful con- founded in 2004 to criticize ing to say.” worked in Fox’s favor. ment case against Ailes for we’re going to be able to ex- servative brand in media, conservative media out- Pressure put on O’Reilly Carusone said Media former anchor Gretchen plain all of it,” O’Reilly said one that has long rallied its lets, particularly Fox. The advertisers to pull com- Matters had been preparing Carlson and also represents in his irst interview since viewers with talk of liberal calls were an effort to keep mercials from his show is a a campaign for May, a key two other women suing over he was ired on April 19. “It conspiracies. O’Reilly’s various organizations that tactic familiar to Carusone, month in the television busi- their treatment. Manhat- has to do with destroying voice, for two decades the opposed O’Reilly informed, who led a similar campaign ness when many companies tan lawyer Judd Burstein’s voices that the far left and one most followed in cable said Angelo Carusone, Me- that choked lucrative ad allocate their advertising client is former Fox the organized left-wing news, has been silenced — dia Matters president. dollars from Beck’s former dollars, to encourage a gen- anchor Andrea Tantaros, cabal doesn’t like.” for now. The groups include Color Fox show and drove him eral boycott of Fox News, who charged the network While Fox’s critics don’t Shortly before O’Reil- of Change, a racial justice from the network. not just O’Reilly’s show. He operated like a “sex-fueled, see it that way, indeed, a ly was ired on April 19, organization; Sleeping Dozens of O’Reilly ad- still supports that goal, but Playboy Mansion-like cult.” powerful mix of lawyers O’Reilly’s lawyer distrib- Giants, social media ac- vertisers backed out within concedes O’Reilly’s iring Doug Wigdor, known as and liberal groups savvy uted a copy of an email tivists who try to persuade days of the Times story, an has sapped it of any mo- the lawyer for the woman about the media and often as evidence of a “smear companies not to advertise exodus so quick that much mentum. Many advertisers who accused French oficial working together, have campaign.” It was sent on conservative web sites; was likely independent of have returned to O’Reilly’s Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sought to amplify allega- by Mary Pat Bonner, a and UltraViolet, a women’s pressure groups. But Rashad old time slot, now occupied assault in a New York hotel, tions of sexual and racial consultant who helped raise rights group co-founded by Robinson, Color of Change by Tucker Carlson. iled a racial discrimination harassment at the network money for former Demo- a leader of Moveon.org that executive director, said his Robinson said he’s been lawsuit against Fox with in a series of scandals that cratic presidential candidate advertises on its web site the group had been talking to in contact with two law- more than a dozen plaintiffs. THE BRUNSWICK NEWS // MONDAY, MAY 15, 2017 5C Comics Crossword & games on page 6C

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Dear Friend: not working, I’m usually shuttling him y friend has decided she can to extracurricular activities and making no longer tolerate my husband. time after cooking and cleaning to play MShe feels he doesn’t “respect” with him. her. This is far from the truth, in my Because my world revolves around be- mind. ing a mom, I have a hard time participat- We have supported her emotionally and ing in adult conversations without talking financially from time to time for many about my son and how proud and happy years. My husband does have a habit I am to be his mom. I realize this can be of making clunky jokes (anything for a irritating to others, and it has become BEETLE BAILEY laugh or to fill the void). But a real friend frustrating for me. should see beyond that to the loving, I’m educated, opinionated and well- supportive person he is at his core, in his read, but I seem to have lost the ability heart, and forgive. to relate to other adults and make friends We are now banned from her social away from my role as a mother. Any ad- group. I find this very harsh — cruel vice would be helpful at this point. even. I guess my friendship doesn’t count, — Proud to Be a Mom as I’m being thrown out with the per- Dear Proud: Considering the fact ceived trash as well. I’m depressed and that your total focus is on your child, it’s angry, and I want some kind of revenge not surprising he’s your main topic of and to hurt her back. I was so happy with conversation. However, because you want our little group. Now it’s been taken away to expand your repertoire, broaden it by BLONDIE from me. Advice? bringing up current events, which should — Tossed Aside in New York give you plenty of fodder for conversa- Dear Tossed: Yes. Rather than seek tion. revenge, tell the woman how hurt you Dear Readers: I am honored to again feel after having befriended her all these participate in National Women’s Health years. Time is our most precious com- Week. Women are the primary caretakers modity. The more time you spend plotting in most societies — including our own — retaliation, the more space this ungrateful but in the process, we too often forget to woman is taking up in your head, and it’s care for ourselves by eating right, lower- not healthy — for you. ing our stress levels with regular exercise Once you have spoken to her and gotten and scheduling regular medical check- this off your chest, go on with your life. ups. Please don’t procrastinate. National Continue to see others in the group on an Women’s Health Week is a perfect time to FRANK AND ERNEST individual basis, if necessary. If they are begin. Visit womenshealth.gov/nwhw for real friends, I’m sure they’ll be glad to do more information. that. — Love, Abby Dear Abby: I am a 34-year-old single mother (by choice) of a beautiful 3-year- Contact Dear Abby at old boy. Because of infertility problems, www.DearAbby.com or it took years for me to conceive. I love P.O. Box 69440, my son beyond measure and, when I’m Los Angeles, CA 90069.

BORN LOSER HOROSCOPE By FRANCIS DRAKE For Monday, May 15, 2017 the Sun is at the top of your romantic and creative time ARIES (March 21 to April chart. Make the most of this for your sign. Use it to enjoy 19) You are giving a lot of and demand the advantage! vacations, romantic inter- thought to your earnings and VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. ludes with others and fun cash flow at this time. But at 22) Grab every opportunity activities with children. a deeper level, you’re wonder- that comes your way to travel AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. ing about your values in life. or explore further education 18) It’s totally appropriate to In other words, what really today, because you want to put home, family and your matters? expand your world. You want private life first right now. For TAURUS (April 20 to May adventure and new knowl- the next week, this will be 20) You are empowered now edge. your top priority. A conversa- because the Sun is in your LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. tion with a parent might be ARLO AND JANIS sign. This happens only once 22) Life is quite intense important. a year for four weeks. Use right now, which is why your PISCES (Feb. 19 to March this to your advantage! response to everyone and 20) Your days are fast-paced, GEMINI (May 21 to June everything also is intense. and you’re also full of bright, 20) This is the time to think This passionate time will last clever ideas. Just go with about your peronsal new for another week. the flow and enjoy visiting year, which will begin on your SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. friends, a busy schedule and birthday. How do you want 21) Acknowledge the fact interesting short trips. your new year to be different that you need more sleep YOU BORN TODAY You from this year? Think about now. Get more rest and are intelligent and kind. this. respect this. Take care of Your charm guarantees your CANCER (June 21 to July yourself. excellent social skills. You 22) This is a good time to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to are reliable, hard-working think about your long-term Dec. 21) Because you are and competitive. This year goals. If you share your keen to get better organized is a year of choice for you. MALLARD FILLMORE hopes and dreams for the at this time, give yourself the Start to get a footing on what future with someone else, right tools to do a good job. matters to you. Reduce your his or her feedback might Buy shelving, labels, cleaning overhead expenses so that help you. equipment, paint - whatever you are financially strong in LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) you need. 2017. Give yourself some You look good in the eyes CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to choices, because happiness of others right now because Jan. 19) This is a playful, is having alternatives.

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Today is Monday, May vehicles. Gibbs and James Earl 15, the 135th day of On this date: Green, two black stu- 2017. There are 230 In 1930, registered dents at Jackson State days left in the year. nurse Ellen Church, the College in Mississippi, MARY WORTH Today's Highlights in first airline stewardess, were killed as police History: went on duty aboard an opened fire during stu- On May 15, 1942, Oakland-to-Chicago flight dent protests. President Franklin D. Roo- operated by Boeing Air In 1988, the Soviet sevelt signed a measure Transport (a forerunner of Union began the process creating the Women's United Airlines). of withdrawing its troops Army Auxiliary Corps, In 1963, astronaut L. from Afghanistan, more whose members came to Gordon Cooper blasted than eight years after be known as WACs. War- off aboard Faith 7 on Soviet forces entered the time gasoline rationing the final mission of the country. went into effect in 17 Project Mercury space Thought for Today: "Vice Eastern states, limiting program. is most dangerous when sales to three gallons a In 1970, just after it puts on the garb of vir- week for non-essential midnight, Phillip Lafayette tue." — Danish proverb. ALLEY OOP

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are probably dozens of se- Unfortunately, the dia- quences that could have been monds were divided 4-1 employed on the combined instead of 3-2, so South went hands -- many of which down one in the grand slam. would lead to the theoreti- His team thus lost 2,320 cally best contract of seven points on this one deal -- and notrump -- but we give here also lost the match. only the two sequences that It can be argued that North actually occurred. should have bid seven hearts At the irst table, the bid- over seven diamonds, and ding went as shown. South’s certainly this was a possible seven-notrump bid was a bid. Against this, however, target of criticism by some it can be argued that South players who contended that might have held all 13 North might have had one diamonds, or possibly 12 of more heart instead of the king them, and North surely would of clubs -- in which case sev- have felt foolish in that case. en notrump would have had Tomorrow: Equals aren’t no chance. These armchair always equal. This extraordinary deal oc- analysts contended that South curred in 1971 in a match to should have passed seven choose the United States team hearts. However, South easily Today's Birthdays: for the forthcoming world made seven notrump for a Actress-singer Anna Maria championship. score of 2,220 points, so the Alberghetti is 81. Counter- There was much discussion argument became academic. culture icon Wavy Gravy is at the time about how the The bidding at the second 81. Former U.S. Secretary of bidding should have gone table was even less scientiic: State Madeleine Albright is (instead of the way it actually 80. Singer Trini Lopez is 80. went at the two tables). There Singer Lenny Welch is 79.

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Lifestyles New American Writers Museum narrates Great American Story By HILLEL ITALIE IF YOU GO Associated Press AMERICAN CHICAGO — The Amer- WRITERS MUSEUM: ican Writers Museum , sev- Opens Tuesday. 180 en years in the making, is N. Michigan Ave., 2nd an endeavor even the most oor, Chicago; http:// daring author might shy americanwritersmuse- from: How, on a single loor um.org/ . Tuesday-Sun- of an ofice building, do you day, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and tell the story of centuries of until 8 p.m. Thursdays. American language? Adults, $12, children 12 The museum’s curators and under, free. wanted the broadest possi- ble concept of writing, one that includes not just novels, that if “demand and inter- memoirs and poetry, but est” are high enough they screenplays, journalism, rap might expand to the loor lyrics, advertising slogans above and double the space. and even stand-up comedy. Because the museum, by Prince and Tupac Shakur deinition, is a kind of can- are represented along with on, debates eventually will Harper Lee and Thomas grow over who belongs and Jefferson. who doesn’t. An “Ameri- Homes and institutions can Voices” wall timeline throughout the country are highlights both the expect- dedicated to individual au- ed (Melville, Hawthorne, thors, whether the Mark Hemingway) and such less- Twain House & Museum in AP photos er knowns as the 19th cen- Hartford, Connecticut, or In this May 8 photo, visitors at the American Writers Museum examine a long display that celebrates authors who are emblematic of tury novelist Sophia Alice the National Steinbeck Cen- “Many Writers, Many Forms”, ranging from poets, advertising jingles, songs and sportscasters, at the new museum in Chicago. Callahan. ter in Salinas, California. “It’s a way of thinking But this museum, opening bookcases offering such about language and craft,” Tuesday in Chicago, is the selections as “To Kill a Rudin says. “Writers inlu- irst to attempt a compre- Mockingbird,” the poems ence our lives in both pro- hensive portrait. of Elizabeth Bishop and the found and ordinary ways. Chicago, centrally located screenplay to Billy Wilder’s As a counterpoint to the and associated with great classic “Sunset Boulevard.” more traditional ‘serious’ American writers like Carl Wall displays summarize writing elsewhere in the mu- Sandburg, Nelson Algren everything from the “evo- seum, copy writing, comedy and James T. Farrell, was lution” of bookstores to writing, editorials and lyrics deemed the ideal setting. “Voices of Dissent.” highlight the many shapes The museum, 11,000 Relying mostly on pri- and sizes of American writ- square feet (1,022 square vate funding, the American ing.” meters) on the second loor Writers Museum was con- History readers may of a Michigan Avenue ofice ceived in 2010 by Malcolm be disappointed. Francis building between a Citibank O’Hagan, former CEO of a Parkman and W.E.B Du and a noodle shop, doesn’t manufacturing trade orga- Bois are featured on the have marble loors or grand nization who was inspired wall timeline, but you’ll archways. The layout is by the Dublin Writers Mu- see little or nothing about bright and intimate, perfectseum in Ireland. Barbara Tuchman, Arthur for school trips and family “The goal is to tell the sto- M. Schlesinger Jr., Daniel outings. ry, and stories, of the Amer - Boorstin, Richard Hofstad- Along with colorful ban- ican contribution to human In this photo, Jack Kerouac’s “On the Road” and its working manuscript, the extraordinary 120-foot ter and John Hope Frank- ners, timelines, placards and literary expression,” said scroll he would unfurl before startled publishers, sits on display at the American Writers Museum in lin among others. Supreme a word “waterfall,” there Max Rudin, a member of Chicago. Court writings, currently are interactive games and the museum’s content lead- absent from the museum, activities. Trivia contests ership team and publisher Burrow. “So we wanted to you into the hushed, tropi- has visited the museum. are an “obvious subject” for ask questions like which of the Library of America,make it modern, interactive, cal atmosphere of poet W.S. “He loves the feeling of be- a future exhibit, Rudin says. book begins with “Ships at which issues hardcover edi- and bring the past to the Merwin’s home in Hawaii, ing completely enveloped Statesman and politicians a distance have every man’s tions of classic American present and inspire the next an installation/greenhouse and I think they’ve captured are represented, with some wish on board” (Zora Neale writings. “And (we seek) to generation of writers.” complete with live palms that feeling well here.” notable exceptions. Jeffer- Hurston’s “Their Eyes Were do it in ways that capture A “Writer’s Room” pro- and audio recordings of The museum that the pub- son, James Madison and Watching God”) or who the energy of our uniquely vides a showcase for an Merwin’s poetry. lic irst encounters is unlike- Benjamin Franklin are duly coined the term “factoid” democratic literary culture individual book or author, “His home is on the ly to be the same museum in highlighted, but references (Norman Mailer)? in all its diversity and some- starting with Jack Ker- side of a hill, surroundedthe months and years ahead. to another founder, a princi- One area allows visitors times even its eccentricity.” ouac’s “On the Road” by and palms, and sometimesExhibitions will rotate and pal author of the Federalist to create their own sto- “When people think of its working manuscript,when you’re in the house the permanent collection, Papers who is remembered ries, with writing pads, writers a and writing, youthe extraordinary 120-footyou barely know wheth- focused on dead writers and in song at the nearby Pri- manual typewriter and a think novels, and that can(36-meter) scroll he would er it’s sunny outside,” saysother public igures of the vateBank Theatre, are hard bulletin board to post the kind of come off as stale,”unfurl before startled pub- Merwin’s stepson, the - aupast, will inevitably require to ind. results. The museum also says the museum’s director lishers. A passageway near thor-screenwriter John more room. Museum Pres- Alexander Hamilton’s has a “Readers Hall” withof operations, Christopher the museum’s entrance slips Burnham Schwartz, ident who Carey Cranston says turn will have to wait. CLASSIFIED 7 ClassifiedsTHE BRUNSWICK NEWS // MONDAY, MAY 15, 2017 7C 912.267.5991 - [email protected]

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