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LOCAL NEWS: Celebratingg 1.5 million acres of state game lands, Page 9
LADY DUTCH Scattered Showers
TOP SMETHPOORRTT High of
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The St. Marys Areaaa
girls soccer team
defeated the Ladyy
Monday
Hubbers 6-0
Saturday.
September 28, 2015
SEE PAGE 6
PGC meeting
STEELERS
DEFEAT RAMMMSS
The Pennsylvania Board of
Pittsburgh beat St. Game Commissioners will meet
Louis 12-6 on Sunday. today and Tuesday in DuBois.
St. Marys, Pennsylvania
SEE PAGE 6 SEE PAGE 6
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Justices could Scheduling mishap causes confusion with students
review
By Amy Cherry Collins stated staff were to make it through the lunch line Superintendent Brian Toth
nonprofi ts’ Staff Writer learning the PowerSchool pro- in 15 minutes and seating was stated as long as the kids have
cess while getting schedules and still available. their schedules the fi rst day,
The fi rst week of the 2015-16
contraceptives fi ne-tuning them up until the The high school staff plans that’s when it needs to be done
school year was a bit chaotic for
start of school. to start working on fi lling in the by.
sophomore students at St. Marys
objection This year, the high school scheduling holes for the second “Would we like to have it
Area High School as there was a
dropped the driver’s education semester, mainly in the sopho- done much sooner in the future,
glitch in the class scheduling pro-
By Mark Sherman cess. class which eliminated the 10th more schedules. yes we would. We’ve set a goal of
Associated Press SMAHS Principal Joe Collins graders from that semester class, Collins stated the fi rst week that, that we get it done as best
and required the schools to fi ll in saw a lot of schedule changes. we can by the end of June 2016,”
WASHINGTON (AP) said they attempted to imple-
those spaces. He added three new students Toth said.
— Religion, birth control ment some quarterly electives
Collins said currently the enrolled last week so schedules Also during a recent school
and President Barack however when they inputted the
schedules have lined up pretty are ever-changing. board meeting two videos were
Obama’s health care over- classes into the students’ sched-
well. “We’ve have quite a few new shown, the fi rst highlighting all
haul are about to collide ules they were not working very
They are still reviewing the enrollments since the start of the the construction activity which
at the Supreme Court yet well, which caused the adminis-
lunch period as one lunch period school year, also took place over the summer and
again. tration to have to expand them
is larger. When he checked Col- we are in a much better place
into semester classes.
lins said the students were able than the fi rst day,” Collins said. See Mishap, Page 3
See Objection, Page 3
National Hunting
Let Your Bow Glow 5K
and Fishing Day
celebrated
Saturday
By Becky Polaski
CALL Staff Writer
ST. MARYS - 781-6065
RIDGWAY - 776-6125 BENEZETTE – Saturday,
Cathie Bauer, Broker
Sept. 26 marked National Hunt-
ing and Fishing Day and Mandy
Marconi, Pennsylvania Game
Commission (PGC) Environmen-
tal Education Specialist for the
NEW LISTING - 312 WEST CREEK RD Northcentral Region, held an ac-
$198,500 tivity in honor of the occasion at
the Dents Run Viewing Area.
The game commission has
been holding a variety of events
at both the Dents Run and Win-
slow Hill Viewing Areas each
NEW LISTING - 4293 RT. 46 - EMPORIUM Photos by Amy Cherry weekend, and Marconi’s brief
$270,000
Shown above, a group of walkers take off from the starting line of the Let Your Bow Glow 5K event on Saturday evening program was scheduled to follow
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for your new home! in St. Marys. Shown below are several participants lighting their sky lanterns during a special ceremony to remember a talk on wildlife photography by
those lost by cancer and honor those currently battling the disease. The colorful lanterns dotted the night sky accompa- PGC biologist Tony Ross.
St. Leo’s nied by a harvest moon.
Marconi explained that Na-
School tional Hunting and Fishing Day
was established by Congress
Cash in 1972 and always falls on the
fourth Saturday in September.
“It is a special day to honor
Bash
hunters and anglers for their
leadership in conserving Amer-
Saturday,
ica’s wildlife and wild places,”
October 3rd, 2015 Marconi said.
She noted that she chose to
6:00-9:00 p.m.
hold a program in honor of the
North Broad occasion because of the role hunt-
ers play in funding the game
Fire Hall
commission.
Doors Open at 5:00 p.m. “We honor our hunters and
our fi shers because with the pur-
Tickets Available at chase of their license it goes to
The Ridgway
$10.00 Record or Call fund wildlife conservation,” Mar-
Melanie at coni said.
594-2107 Those license sales make up
Lots of Money To an important part of the game
commission’s revenue.
Be Given Away!
“The Pennsylvania Game
$1000 Grand Prize! Commission is funded primarily
by hunting and fur taker license
sales, state game lands timber,
Novey Recycling
See Day, Page 3
&
Pope Francis wraps up joyful
Lunar eclipse
U-Pull It Auto
US visit with big open-air Mass
Salvage
By Nicole Winfield and evening sunlight of a mild early-
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Associated Press Riding through the streets
Over 1500 vehicles on site.
in his open-sided popemobile,
PHILADELPHIA (AP) —
the pontiff waved to cheering,
Junk cars, tin & Appliances Pope Francis urged hundreds of
screaming, singing, fl ag-waving
thousands of the faithful gath-
$100/ton ered Sunday for the biggest crowds and kissed babies as he
made his way to the altar at the
event of his U.S. visit to be open
Buyyyyyyyers of all scrapppppppppp metals! steps of the columned Philadel-
to “miracles of love,” closing
phia Museum of Art.
out his joyful six-day trip with
With a towering golden cru-
New sat. hrs. a message of hope for families,
cifi x behind him, Francis told
7:30 am - 4pm consolation for victims of child
his listeners that their presence
sexual abuse and a warning to
itself was “a kind of miracle in
814-765-4125 America’s bishops.
today’s world,” an affi rmation of
The wide Benjamin Frank-
the family and the power of love.
lin Parkway overfl owed with the
“Would that all of us could
jubilant, who stood in line for
be open to miracles of love for
hours and endured airport-style
the sake of all the families of the
security checks to see history’s
world,” he said to the hushed
fi rst pope from the Americas cel-
crowd spread out along the tree-
ebrate an open-air Mass in the
lined boulevard.
birthplace of the United States.
Crowds a mile away fell si-
The Mass — the last major Photo by Becky Polaski
lent during the Communion part A total lunar eclipse took place on Sunday night, and area skywatchers were
event on Francis’ itinerary be-
of the Mass. Some people knelt able to view the celestial event through occasional breaks in the clouds. The
fore the 78-year-old pontiff took
on the paving stones at City moon entered into penumbra around 8:11 p.m., umbra around 9:07 p.m., and
off on the fl ight home to Rome —
totality began around 10:11 p.m. and lasted until roughly 11:23 p.m. The
was a brilliant tableau of gold,
eclipse concluded around 1:22 a.m. when the moon left penumbra.
green, white and purple in the See Mass, Page 3
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Monday, September 28, 2015
Scenes from Let Your Bow Glow 5K
Monday, Sept. 27, 1915 ered by insurance. trace of him. The estate
Those who see in Friday, Oct. 1, 1915 which has been wait-
comets an augury of wars A Slavish woman ing for Keith Dalrymple
and tribulations may be emulated Carrie Na- for over nine years is
alarmed by the appear- tional, the noted saloon to be turned over to the
ance of a new comet in a buster, at Sheffield the fi ve children of the late
few weeks. The celestial other night when she Hugh Dalrymple, it is
visitor was discovered on picked up a vegetable understood. They live on
Monday night and, as it crate and slammed it a farm near North East,
is now approaching the through Tony Witek’s Erie County.
Earth at a rate of several pool room door, breaking Hugh Dalrymple
million miles a minute, out the big pane of glass. was a joint heir with the
it should be soon clearly The lady came down in missing boy to the Ar-
visible to the naked eye. the basement for her nold-Dalrymple estates,
The comet is now badly husband and told him to and like his mother, his
placed for observation. come home. She was en- death was due to worry
It rises about 45 minutes raged at his being there, over the disappearance
before sunrise, just north and picking up the crate of Keith Dalrymple. The
of east. As time goes on stated that everyone get entire estate which the
it will rise earlier, and out of the place as it was fi ve children of Hugh Dal-
in November should be no place to be at, and at rymple will fall heir to is
just north of the star the same time the glass valued at about $800,000
Spica, which can be seen went crashing out of and a large amount of
at that period of the year the door from a healthy this is actual cash.
at an early hour in the swing. Great excitement The settling of the es-
evening. The comet is prevailed, but it soon tate will undoubtedly be Photos by Harlan Beagley
as yet unidentified, but died down when she left. the closing chapter of the and Amy Cherry
On Saturday afternoon ven-
astronomers who have St. Marys Lodge mysterious case which
dors began serving an array
studied its movement No. 437 gave a stag par- has baffl ed detectives
of food as part of this year's
believe that it will be a ty and smoker in their throughout the United
Let Your Bow Glow 5K event
great spectacle when it handsome new home States for many years,
at the Eagles Club on Trout
comes into view. last evening beginning unless someday Keith Run Road.
Tuesday, Sept. 28, 1915 at 8:30 p.m. About 100 Dalrymple should turn Shown on the left, this cuddly
Gerard Straub, Vil- members of the local or- up, but there seems little bear from State Farm shares
mar Kronenwetter and der, John G. Whitmore, hope of this. a hug with a youngster at
Othmar Lion left last Fred McFarlin, Charles The beginning of the Saturday evening's Let Your
night to resume their Lockhart and John storage case dates back Bow Glow 5K event.
Shown below, Lizzy the dog
studies at college, the Nangle, members of the nearly 10 years, when
got into the spirit of the Let
two former at the Catho- Ridgway Lodge, were in Keith Dalrymple, at the
Your Bow Glow event as her
lic University at Wash- attendance. During the age of 13 years, left his
owner dressed her in a pink
ington, D.C., and the evening the St. Marys Port Allegany home to
collar and skirt.
latter at Mt. Joseph’s Band was present and visit his grandmother,
College, Baltimore, Md. enlivened the occasion Mrs. F. H. Arnold, at
Wednesday, Sept. 29, 1915 with choice music. The Long Beach, Calif. It was
Dippold Brothers, affair was voted one of while at the latter place
of Brusselles Street, to- the best yet given by the that he mysteriously dis-
day received a handsome local herd of Elks. appeared.
seven passenger, eight Saturday, Oct. 2, 1915 He left the Arnold
cylinder Monarch auto- All hope of fi nding home early one morning
mobile. The car will be Keith Dalrymple, the to visit at the home of a
used for demonstrating missing Port Allegany relative of the Dalrymple
purposes, the above gen- heir to a fortune of over family, who lived a short
tlemen having taken the $365,000, has now van- distance from the Arnold
agency or this vicinity. ished. For the fi rst time home, and since that
The car is a beauty in ev- in the nine years of his time no trace of him has
ery respect and attracted disappearance relatives ever been found. Dalrym-
much attention. of the missing boy have ple, if living, would be 23
Last night’s frost abandoned hope of ever years old on the 21st day
was the hardest of the fi nding or hearing of any of next February.
season and nothing in
the gardens escaped, it
is said. The ground was
white this morning and
“Nearly 20 years ago I came here to provide local cardiac
the first was heavy un-
til after 8 a.m. The ther- services. Back then, we provided only diagnostic procedures.
mometer registered be-
Now, there isn’t much we can’t do and we’ve won many
low freezing.
Thursday, Sept. 30, 1915 quality awards over the years.”
Numerous com-
plaints have reached
this office from automo-
bile owners and drivers
THE
that boys who reside on
the lower end of Wash-
ington Street and at the HEART
blocks are in the habit of
jumping on the rear end
of automobiles passing CENTER
along that highway. The
boys climb onto the tire
which is carried on the
rear of cars, and in doing IN YOUR COMMUNITY
so not only mar the paint
on the cars but are liable
to injury. The guilty par-
ties are known and if the The Heart Center brings comprehensive, 24-hour
practice is not discontin-
specialized cardiac care to the region. Backed by the state-
ued arrests will be made.
Ridgway Record: of-the-art diagnostic equipment at all four Penn Highlands
– There are 15 prison- hospitals and a range of advanced inpatient and outpatient
ers in the county jail at
services located at The Heart Center in DuBois, Penn
the present time and of
this number there are Highlands Healthcare can provided all of your cardiac care
11 negroes and one lone needs, close to home.
Chinaman. All these men

will come before the Elk
County court next week. The advanced cardiac catheterization labs and
There are 23 criminal cardiovascular and thoracic surgery suites feature the
cases listed, but it is ex-
latest technology and services. The Heart Center provides
pected that a number of
these will be settled this advanced services from diagnostic caths to balloon
week. angioplasty to open-heart surgery. The Cardiology Team
A new barn and its
at The Heart Center also sees patients in Brookville,
contents, on the farm of
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Joseph Selle, near the
Elk County Home, was visits. All four Penn Highlands hospitals also offer cardiac
destroyed by fire yester-
rehabilitation for convenient follow-up care.
day afternoon about 4
p.m. The cause of the fire
is unknown. The blaze
was discovered by Mrs.
Selle, who with her three
children were picking to-
matoes in the field. She
immediately called to her
husband, who was work-
Jay Ambrose, MD, FACC, is an interventional cardiologist
ing on the Leithner farm
nearby, thrashing, but by
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the time assistance came
the barn was all ablaze
internal medicine, cardiovascular disease, interventional
and soon burned to the
ground. Mr. Selle had his
cardiology and nuclear cardiology.
crops stored in the struc-
ture, all of which, togeth-
er with farming imple-
ments, were destroyed.
About a year ago a barn ColumbiaHeartSource
owned by Mr. Selle was
struck by lightning and
destroyed. The loss at of Penn Highlands DuBois 100 Hospital Avenue | DuBois, PA | 814-375-7700 | www.phhealthcare.org
yesterday’s fire is cov-
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Day
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mineral, and oil and gas states in the nation for said. 4 p.m. until dark: the Night program (Dents mission biologist (Dents
revenues, and a federal hunting license sales each The PGC’s state game Visit with the game com- Run Viewing Area) Run Viewing Area)
excise tax on sporting year. With its rich hunt- lands system recently ex- mission (Winslow Hill and Sunday, Oct. 4 4 p.m. until dark:
arms and ammunition,” ing heritage, Pennsylva- panded to include more Dents Run Viewing Areas) 9 a.m.: Trail hike Visit with the game com-
Marconi said. “The com- nia has a variety of land than 1.5 million acres 7 p.m.: Wild tur- (Woodring Farm) mission (Winslow Hill and
mission is almost entirely accessible to the public for with the addition of prop- key program (Dents Run 11 a.m.: Trail hike Dents Run Viewing Areas)
supported by hunters and hunting purposes, Mar- erty in Jefferson County. Viewing Area) (Woodring Farm) 7 p.m. Bald eagle
trappers or assets that coni noted. Marconi also had Saturday, Oct. 3 Friday, Oct. 9 movie, raptor program
have been procured with “There are lots of a station set up where 3 p.m.: Pennsylvania 4 p.m. until dark: (Dents Run Viewing Area)
license dollars. The com- public lands to hunt, in- youngsters could make coyotes by Tom Hardisky, Visit with the game com- Sunday, Oct. 11
mission does not receive cluding state game lands, a craft by covering their game commission biolo- mission (Winslow Hill and 9 a.m.: Trail hike
state general fund ap- forest lands, state parks, hand with brown paint, gist (Dents Run Viewing Dents Run Viewing Areas) (Woodring Farm)
propriations. More than the Allegheny National making a handprint, and Area) 7 p.m.: White-tailed 11 a.m.: Trail hike
half of its annual revenue Forest, the Erie Nation- then turning it into either 4 p.m. until dark: deer program (Dents Run (Woodring Farm)
comes from license sales – al Wildlife Refuge, the a deer or an elk. Visit with the game com- Viewing Area) 4 p.m. until dark:
a relatively fi xed income Army Crops of Engineers The following upcom- mission (Winslow Hill and Saturday, Oct. 10 Visit with the game com-
source.” property and county and ing programs are also Dents Run Viewing Areas) 3 p.m.: Pennsylva- mission (Winslow Hill
She added that Penn- municipal parts and rec- scheduled: 7 p.m.: Game com- nia whitetails by Bret and Dents Run Viewing
sylvania is one of the top reation areas,” Marconi Friday, Oct. 2 mission movie, Sounds of Wallingford, game com- Area)
Objection
Continued from Page 1
Faith-affi liated chari- sideration by the Supreme groups just have to raise government may impose ark. cess over to third parties.
ties, colleges and hospitals Court. their hands and say that fi nes on groups that do not “In light of CNS and Far from burdening their
that oppose some or all con- If the Supreme Court paying for any or all of the comply. HCC’s sincerely held reli- religious exercise, the rules
traception as immoral are takes up the matter in its 20 devices and methods ap- Mark Rienzi, who has gious beliefs, we conclude allowed the groups to wash
battling the administration term that begins in October, proved by government regu- represented some of the that compelling their par- their hands of any involve-
over rules that allow them it would be the fourth high lators would violate their nonprofi ts, said the govern- ticipation in the accommo- ment, wrote Judge Richard
to opt out of covering the court case stemming from religious beliefs. ment is asking the groups to dation process by threat of Posner of the Chicago-based
contraceptives for women the health care overhaul To do so, they must fi ll do more than just raise their severe monetary penalty 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap-
that are among a range of that Obama signed into law out a government docu- hands. is a substantial burden on peals.
preventive services required in 2010. ment or otherwise notify the “Everyone’s claim is, ‘I their exercise of religion,” The administration has
to be in health plans at no The high court has government so that their can’t do it on the form and Judge Roger Wollman wrote strenuously opposed the ap-
extra cost. twice preserved the law, but insurers or third-party ad- in the way that lets you use for a unanimous three-judge peals, arguing in part that
The religious-oriented has allowed some for-profi t ministrators can take on my plan to give out the stuff. panel in its decision Sept. there is no reason to take up
nonprofi t groups say the ac- employers with religious ob- the responsibility of paying I can’t be involved,’” Rienzi 17. Wollman said the groups the issue because no appeals
commodation provided by jections to refuse to pay for for the birth control. The said. The government has probably have a right un- court had disagreed. That
the administration does not contraceptives for women. employer does not have to other ways of providing the der the federal Religious changed with the 8th Cir-
go far enough because they Houses of worship and arrange the coverage or pay contraceptives, he said. Freedom Restoration Act to cuit ruling. But the admin-
remain complicit in provid- other religious institutions for it. Insurers get reim- Appeals courts in Chi- refuse to comply with the istration also has contended
ing government-approved whose primary purpose is to bursed by the government cago, Cincinnati, Ohio, regulations. that the accommodation
contraceptives to women spread the faith are exempt through credits against fees Denver, New Orleans, New Seven appeals already does not violate the nonprof-
covered by their plans, from the requirement to of- owed under other parts of York, Philadelphia and are pending at the Supreme its’ religious rights.
though the groups are not fer birth control. the health law. Washington, D.C., have dis- Court; the justices could de- Even if the Supreme
on the hook fi nancially. For other religious-affi l- But dozens of colleges, missed those claims. But cide by the end of October Court rejects that argument,
A new federal appeals iated nonprofi t groups such hospitals, charities and oth- the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of whether to hear one or more the administration has said
court ruling is the fi rst to as hospitals and schools, the er organizations have said Appeals in St. Louis decided of those. in court papers, the justices
agree with the nonprofi ts, administration argues that in lawsuits they still are be- otherwise in a case involv- The earlier appellate should determine that the
after seven other appellate the accommodation creates ing forced to participate in ing several nonprofi t groups rulings found that the ad- system for getting contra-
panels sided with the ad- a generous moral and fi - an effort to provide coverage in Missouri, including CNS ministration’s rules re- ceptives to women covered
ministration. Such disagree- nancial buffer between reli- for contraceptives, includ- International Ministries moved the organizations by the groups’ insurance
ments among lower courts gious objectors and funding ing some which they claim of Bethel and Heartland from providing contracep- plans is the most effective
often are a trigger for con- birth control. The nonprofi t amount to abortion. The Christian College of New- tives and turned the pro- and effi cient way to do so.
Mass
Continued from Page 1
Hall, a few blocks from and weren’t believed. He bishops who failed to pro- at a seminary on the edge held in Dublin in 2018. new direction of the U.S.
the altar. assured them that he tect their fl ock, and he of Philadelphia and last- Ireland is ground zero church, twice praising the
June Bounds, 56, of believes them and that has accepted the resigna- ed more than a half-hour. for the church’s sexual service of America’s nuns,
Rochester, New York, bishops who covered up tions of three U.S. bish- The main victims’ abuse crisis outside of the who had been subject to
watched with fellow pa- for abusers will be made ops accused of mishan- support group, SNAP, U.S. The overwhelmingly a recently ended Vatican
rishioners on a large to answer for what they dling abuse cases. dismissed it as an exer- Catholic country also re- crackdown, and urging
screen at City Hall, clos- did. During his fi rst meet- cise in public relations. cently legalized gay mar- America’s bishops to fo-
ing her eyes and blinking “I pledge to you that ing with victims, held at “Is a child anywhere riage. cus more on helping their
back tears. we will follow the path the Vatican in July 2014, on Earth safer now that Francis’ journey took fl ock through life’s ups
“It’s very overwhelm- of truth wherever it may Francis similarly vowed a pope, for maybe the him fi rst to Cuba, then and downs rather than
ing,” she said. “You feel lead,” Francis said in to hold bishops account- seventh or eighth time to Washington and New spending all their energy
like you’re one body with Spanish. “Clergy and able, but Sunday marked or ninth time, has briefl y York. Along the way, he on culture wars.
everyone here, wheth- bishops will be held ac- the fi rst time that he chatted with abuse vic- drew large and adoring Also Sunday, Francis
er you’re here, whether countable when they warned the bishops tims? No,” said SNAP’s crowds, met with Presi- visited a Philadelphia jail
you’re back home, wheth- abuse or fail to protect themselves, face-to-face, David Clohessy. dent Barack Obama, vis- to give hope of redemption
er you’re anywhere in the children.” and in public. The Rev. Tom Doyle, ited ground zero and a to about 100 inmates, in-
world.” Minutes later, he In an apparent effort a former church lawyer school in East Harlem, cluded suspected killers,
Of the pope, she said: went into a meeting of to reshape the discussion, who is now an advocate and addressed Congress rapists and mobsters. He
“He’s brought so much joy bishops from the U.S. and though, the Vatican said for victims, said that in- and the United Nations, greeted the men one by
and holy spirit into the around the world who not all the victims at the cluding those who were calling for urgent action one, telling them to use
United States. It doesn’t were in town for a Catho- meeting had been abused violated by non-clergy on climate change and their time behind bars
matter if you’re a Catho- lic festival on the family by clergy; some were vio- “seriously minimizes” the poverty. to get their lives back on
lic; he’s just trying to and told them the same lated by relatives or edu- problem in the church. He also pointed to a track.
unite everybody for a bet- thing. cators. That underscored As the Mass drew to a
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Guest Commentary
The Grass Isn’t Greener
The old adage “The ful beyond the very short and in my community, only
grass is always greener on term. Bullying and sexual to learn sometimes that an
the other side of the fence” violence seem to be the two outsider was hired already.
refers to the common belief topics in which campuses Those funds that would
that things must be better and community organiza- have been saved by using
elsewhere. While some- tions insist on relying on a me, for free, could instead
times that is true, in re- grass is greener mentality. provide scholarships to
ality the belief that some- Further, bringing in a survivors or seed money to
where else is preferable national speaker to talk student groups to engage
can result in dissatisfac- about a local problem often in prevention campaigns
tion with what one has and fails to inspire attendees to with their peers, for ex-
can dissuade initiatives to see how they can take ac- ample.
improve one’s own situa- tion in their communities. Similarly, instead of hir-
tion. I see this mentality It suggests that there is
ing a bullying “expert,” a
played out in many ways, actually nothing going on
non-profi t organization
but one that has bothered locally so organizers had to
could look at what ex-
me a lot in recent years is look outside of the region
ists in their community
the way that community to fi nd an appropriate pre-
already and couple with
Today in History
and campus groups—both senter. This is hardly the
that group to engage in
of which I am integrally message we want to send
a collaborative initiative
involved—seem to always to students, social service
that would reach more Today is Monday, Sep- Five years ago: The 72. Singer Helen Shapiro
believe that the “experts” providers, and other com-
people, be more sustain- tember 28, the 271st day youngest son of North is 69. Movie writer-direc-
from outside are an im- munity organizations.
provement on the ones Oftentimes campus able, less duplicative, and of 2015. There are 94 Korean President Kim tor-actor John Sayles is
they have among their groups or community or- inevitably more impact- days left in the year. Jong Il, Kim Jong Un, 65. Rock musician George
ranks. ganizations hire outsid- ful. For instance, where I Today's Highlight in was selected for his first Lynch is 61. Zydeco sing-
Campuses and commu- ers in order to draw down live in South Florida, The History: leadership post in the er-musician C.J. Chenier
nity organizations often a budget or grant funds, Humanity Project has On September 28, ruling Workers Party, (sheh-NEER') is 58. Ac-
been offering high qual- 1928, Scottish medical putting him well on the
pay these so-called experts out of fear they will lose tor Steve Hytner is 56.
ity, free, arts-based bully- researcher Alexander path to succeed his fa-
exorbitant fees to impart them in future if excesses Actress-comedian Jane-
ing prevention programs Fleming discovered peni- ther. Movie director Ar-
their words of wit. Hono- remain at the end of the ane Garofalo (juh-NEEN'
in schools and the com- cillin, the first effective thur Penn ("Bonnie and
raria of up to $10,000 is year. One has to wonder, guh-RAH'-fuh-loh) is
munity for ten years. For antibiotic. Clyde") died in New York
not uncommon at universi- however, how else those 51. Country singer Matt
more information about On this date: a day after turning 88.
ties who bring in renowned funds could have been de- King is 49. Actress Mira
this wonderful group, see In 1066, William the One year ago: In an
speakers to discuss impor- voted should organizers Sorvino is 48. TV per-
tant topics. Likewise, com- instead have employed a http://thehumanityproject. Conqueror invaded Eng- interview that aired
sonality Moon Zappa is
munity groups who are community “expert” who com/ land to claim the English on CBS' "60 Minutes,"
48. Actress-model Carre
often struggling to fund would likely present for Sometimes, there’s abso- throne. President Barack Obama
their daily work, have free or a very minimal fee? lutely no need to search for In 1542, Portuguese acknowledged that U.S. Otis is 47. Actress Nao-
been known to cough up Instead of hiring a sexual greener grass, especially navigator Juan Rodri- intelligence agencies mi Watts is 47. Country
signifi cant sums to speak- assault speaker at several when your own backyard guez Cabrillo arrived at had underestimated the singer Karen Fairchild
ers or trainers. Typically, thousand dollars, a uni- is lush and plentiful. present-day San Diego. threat from Islamic State (Little Big Town) is 46.
these sessions are one- versity could utilize one of –– In 1787, the Congress militants and overesti- Country musician Chuck
time only, and, as amaz- the many faculty members Laura Finley, Ph.D., of the Confederation vot- mated the ability and Crawford is 42. Country
ing as some of these pre- on every campus that has teaches in the Barry Uni- ed to send the just-com- will of Iraq's army to singer Mandy Barnett is
senters are, data is clear expertise in these areas. I versity Department of Soci- pleted Constitution of the fight. Gov. Jerry Brown 40. Rapper Young Jeezy
that one-off presentations know I have long offered ology & Criminology and is United States to state announced that he had is 38. World Golf Hall
are unlikely to be impact- my services at my campus syndicated by PeaceVoice. legislatures for their ap- signed a bill making Cal- of Famer Se Ri Pak is
proval. ifornia the first in the na- 38. Actor Peter Cambor
Making “Sunshine Week” every week
In 1850, flogging was tion to define when "yes is 37. Writer-producer-
abolished as a form of means yes" and adopt director-actor Bam Mar-
punishment in the U.S. requirements for colleg-
gera is 36. Actress Me-
The Tenth “Sunshine stop taking transparency a few “high value” data-
Navy. es to follow when inves-
Week” ended about six for granted, but not just sets (which aren’t really lissa Claire Egan is 34.
In 1914, the First Bat- tigating sexual assault
month ago, on March 21. for a week. We don’t stop all that high in value at Actress Jerrika Hinton
tle of the Aisne during reports. Europe defeated
This annual celebration of being American when the all) to show you are be- is 34. Pop-rock singer St.
World War I ended incon- the United States to win
open government was cre- clock strikes midnight on ing “proactive.” Make Vincent is 33. Rock mu-
clusively. the Ryder Cup, 16 1/2 to
ated by the American So- July 5. So why does it feel it through the week and sician Daniel Platzman
In 1939, during World 11 1/2. Jordan Zimmer-
ciety of News Editors with like government, media then most everyone is off (Imagine Dragons) is 29.
War II, Nazi Germany mann threw the first no-
a grant from the John and citizens don’t commit your back until the next Actress Hilary Duff is 28.
and the Soviet Union hitter by a Washington
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In 1945, the motion Today's Birthdays: Ac- truth." — Thomas Mann,
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Today's Obituaries Today's Obituaries
Today's Weather
Local 5-Day Forecast
J. Karl Meyer Lee Albert “Buster” Shipman
J. Karl Meyer, 83, Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Lee Albert “Buster”
9/28 9/29 9/30 10/1 10/2
died Sep. 21, 2015 in Tuc- Shipman, 96, of Caledo-
son, Ariz. . nia, and most recently a
He was born Oct. 14, tenant at Elk Towers in
1931 in St. Marys, to Ce- St. Marys, passed from
celia Kosco and Edward 71/60 73/51 64/42 65/43 61/42 this life and entered the
Meyer, and graduated Consider- Scattered Morning Moreclouds Showers Kingdom of his Lord and
from Central Catholic ablecloudi- thunder- cloudsfol- thansun. possible. Savior Jesus Christ, on
nesswith storms. lowedbyaf- Highsinthe Highsinthe
High School in St. Marys. Saturday, Sept. 26, 2015.
occasional Highsinthe ternoonsun. mid60sand low60sand
During the Korean rainshow- low70sand lowsinthe lowsinthe He was born on June
Confl ict, Karl served as ers.Thun- lowsinthe low40s. low40s. 4, 1919, at his parents’
derpossi- low50s.
an Army corporal at Fort ble. (William Albert Shipman
Smith, Ark. “I made sure and Freda Huff) home in
Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise: Sunrise:
the enemy never crossed 7:08AM 7:09AM 7:10AM 7:11AM 7:12AM Caledonia. Lee was one
the Arkansas border,” he Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: Sunset: of seven children, and the
7:02PM 7:00PM 6:58PM 6:56PM 6:55PM
quipped. He earned a de- last surviving member of
gree in journalism from his immediate family.
St. Bonaventure Univer- Lee was married Oct.
sity, and wrote a popular 9, 1937, to the former
humor column for the col- Florence M. Ingram, and
lege newspaper. Pennsylvania At A Glance she preceded him in death
Karl married his wife on Dec. 26, 1994.
of 50 years, Eileen, on dictine Sanctuary. Other Lee served his coun-
Erie
Aug. 27, 1955 at St. Leo’s passions included Wild- 73/64 try with distinction with
Catholic Church in Ridg- cat basketball, ice cream the United States Army
way. Karl and Eileen had and collecting Mexican SaintMarys during World War II as a ndra, Kaitlynn, CheyAnn,
71/60 Scranton
eight children: Jennifer, handicrafts. Karl was a 77/61 Rifl eman with Company Cynthia, Callin, Jaslynn,
Margaux, Ann, Mimi, gifted fl y fi sherman and B, 6th Armored Infantry CayLeigh, David, Dustin,
John, Joel, Nancy and could tie masterful dry Allentown Battalion. As a member of Kyle, and Hayley; and
George and three grand- and wet fl ies. He was the 79/63 the Armored Division, Lee seven great-great-grand-
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them. ping pong. His favorite 82/67 African Middle Eastern son, Emma and Hunter;
After Eileen’s passing vacation spots were Jack- Campaign, earning two and numerous nieces and
in 2006, Karl married Ja- son Hole, Wyo., where he Bronze Battle Stars and nephews.
nis Cotten of Tucson. She fi shed with buddy Paul AreaCities the WWII Victory Medal. In addition to his par-
died in 2013. Reiling, and Del Mar, Ca- City Hi LoCond. City Hi LoCond. After returning home ents and his wife, Lee
Karl was preceded in lif., where Eileen played AAlllteonotnoawn 7698 6630 cclloouuddyy MNeewadCvaillsetle 7784 6612 craloinudy from the war, Lee con- was preceded in death
death by his sister, Mary- the thoroughbreds while Bedford 72 60 cloudy OilCity 74 60 rain tinued employment as a by his brothers William
Lou and brother, George. Karl prowled the thrift Bloomsburg 79 61 cloudy Philadelphia 82 67 cloudy carpenter, with Stackpole and Elwood; sisters, Mae
Bradford 72 59 rain Pittsburgh 76 62 rain
He is survived by a shops. He enjoyed track- Chambersburg 77 62 cloudy Reading 79 64 cloudy Carbon Company in St. Wendel, June Florio, and
sister, Paula; brothers, ing down vintage Time DuBois 71 62 cloudy Scranton 77 61 cloudy Marys, where he enjoyed Annabelle Feiley; and
Jake and Ed; and aunt, Life volumes and fi lling EHraierrisburg 7738 6644 cclloouuddyy SStt.aMteaCryosllege 7710 6601 rcaloinudy 44 years of employment by a daughter, Betty Lou
Evelyn, age 101. them with wild captions, Huntingdon 74 61 cloudy Towanda 76 63 cloudy before retiring in 1981. Corbin.
Karl worked for Po- often written on Post-it Johnstown 75 63 t-storm Uniontown 79 61 t-storm Lee was a member Lee was a wonderful
Lancaster 78 65 cloudy Warren 73 60 rain
tomac Edison in Hager- Notes. They were wicked- Latrobe 75 61 rain Wilkes-Barre 79 60 cloudy of the Caledonia United man and will be missed
stown, Md., then ran the ly funny. Needing care in Lehighton 77 62 cloudy Williamsport 76 63 cloudy Methodist Church, Ben- by his family, friends and
Chamber of Commerce his eighties, Karl moved Lewistown 77 62 cloudy York 79 64 cloudy netts Valley Senior Cen- “his girls” from the Elk
in Binghamton, N.Y. In to the Villas at Houghton, ter, Bennetts Valley Amer- Towers.
NationalCities
1966, Karl moved his where he was an eager ican Legion Post 978 and Visitation for Lee Al-
family west to head the participant in games and ACtiltaynta 7H4i L66oCcolonudd.y MCiitnyneapolis 6H8i L49oCraoinnd. the Masonic Lodge No. bert “Buster” Shipman
Development Authority activities. He considered Boston 77 65 ptsunny NewYork 78 68 ptsunny 532 in Driftwood. will be held from 9-11
for Tucson’s Economy. He the kindhearted staff CDhailclaasgo 8911 6700 pratinsunny PSahoneFnriaxncisco 160805764 pmtsstusnunnyny He is survived by one a.m. on Wednesday, Sept.
later worked with Eileen there his extended family. Denver 86 53 mstsunny Seattle 71 49 sunny son, Robert L. Shipman, 30, 2015, at the Ralph M.
at Tucson Realty & Trust. A Celebration of Houston 83 71 t-storm St.Louis 85 68 cloudy and his wife Patricia, of Geer Funeral Home in
Karl treasured Arizona’s J. Karl Meyer’s life is LMoiasmAingeles 8869 6768 ts-usntonrym Washington,DC 81 68 cloudy Ladson, S.C. He is also Penfi eld, with the funeral
sunshine and expansive planned for next summer survived by six grandchil- service to follow at 11 a.m.
vistas, and lived there in Pennsylvania. MoonPhases dren, Terri Cyphert (Rod) at the funeral home with
for the rest of his life. A Contributions in his of Leeper, Robert Shipman Rev. Kenneth Sherwood
member of the Old Pueb- name can be made to the of Ladson, S.C., Paula offi ciating.
lo Club, Skyline Country Benedictine Sisters of Mahoney of Erie, William Immediately following
Club, the YMCA and the Perpetual Adoration, 800 Shipman (Penny) of Bel- the funeral service, The
Rotary Club, Karl liked N. Country Club Rd., Tuc- mont, N.Y., Denise Law- American Legion Post 978
people and was cher- son, AZ 85716. son of Ladson, S.C., and Burial Detail will honor
First Full Last New
ished for his wry take on Arrangements are un- Sep21 Sep28 Oct4 Oct13 Douglas Corbin (Lorie) of their fallen comrade with
life. Devotedly Catholic, der the direction of Adair Sheffi eld. He is also sur- full military honors.
he walked to Mass most Funeral Homes, Dodge UVIndex vived by a son-in-law, De- Interment will be in
afternoons at the Bene- Chapel, Tucson, Ariz. nis Corbin of Clarion, for- the Mt. Zion Cemetery,
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri merly of Marienville. Also Jay Township.
9/28 9/29 9/30 10/1 10/2
Margaret A. Foster 3 2 5 3 2 surviving are 18 great- The family will be ac-
grandchildren, Courtney, cepting condolences at
Moderate Low Moderate Moderate Low
Margaret A. Fos- Christian, Ashley, Robbie, www.nedzafamilyfuneral-
ter, 94, a resident of TwhitehUaVhiIgnhdeerxUisVmInedaesxusrehdowoningat0he-1n1eendumfobregrrescaateler,0 11 Caitlyn, DJ, Chad, CaSa- homes.com.
Pinecrest Manor, and skinprotection.
formerly of 1103 John- Police Reports
sonburg Road, St. ©2010AmericanProfileHometownContentService
Marys, died on Satur-
day, Sept. 26, 2015 at Detail conducts military rites State police dent of theft by unlawful tak-
Pinecrest Manor follow- at Ridgway ing that occurred between 3
ing a lengthy illness. The St. Marys Ser- Dippold, Don Vollmer, Mi- Criminal mischief p.m. on Sept. 17 and 3 p.m.
She was born on vicemen’s Burial Detail chael Kneidel, Brad Bren- RIDGWAY TWP. – The on Sept. 21 at Fran Morelli
Sept. 9, 1921, in St. paid tribute to deceased nen, Jim Bish, Jerry Bon- Ridgway-based State Police Sales and Services, SR 219,
Marys, a daughter of veteran Robert Fuenfi n- fardine, Kevin Fox, Chuck report investigating an in- in Snyder Twp., Jefferson
the late George and Hel- ger on Sept. 26 with full Hahn, Dave Bauer, Randy cident of criminal mischief County. According to police,
en Beimel Foster. military rites. Participat- Simbeck, Gerry Eckert, that occurred between 4:30- unknown actor(s) broke into
Margaret was a ing members of the Detail Bill Laird, Bill Schaefer, 6;30 p.m. on Sept. 26 at Land a Pepsi vending machine lo-
lifelong resident of the A Mass of Christian were Tom Price, Stephen Jim Caruso, Steve Secco, Vest property located off of cated at the business, caus-
area and member of St. Burial for Margaret A. Bagley, Bill Miller, John and Dennis Kirst. Long Level Road in Ridg- ing damage to the vending
Mary’s Church. She en- Foster will be celebrat- way Township. According machine. The actor(s) re-
Notes of Interest
joyed babysitting, cook- ed on Tuesday, Sept. to police, unknown actor(s) moved the dollar bill ex-
ing and gardening. 29, 2015, at 10 a.m. at arrived at the property and changer and removed the
She is survived by St. Mary’s Church, 325 The Elk County follow the event. damaged a metal gate. The change from the machine.
two brothers, James T. Church St., St. Marys Right to Life is sponsor- total amount of the damage Victims in the incident are
Foster of St. Marys and with the Rev. Alfred Pat- ing a Life Chain on Sun- The meeting for the was reported to be $1,500. listed as being Fran Morelli
Arthur (Martha) Foster terson, OSB, officiating. Sales and Service of Brock-
day, Oct. 4 from 2-3 p.m. St. Mary’s Church Al-
of St. Marys; five sis- Interment will be State police way and Pepsi Cola Compa-
in downtown St. Marys. tar Society will be held
ters, Helen Zurfluh of in St. Mary’s Catholic at DuBois ny of St. Marys. Anyone with
Life Chain is a peace- Thursday, Oct. 8 start-
St. Marys, Betty Kuntz Cemetery. Theft by unlawful taking information regarding this
ful public witness of Pro- ing at 6:15 p.m. in the
of St. Marys, Dolly Dor- There will be no visi- SNYDER TWP. – The incident is asked to please
nish of St. Marys, Agnes tation. Life individuals standing church social hall. DuBois-based State Police call the Pa. State Police in
Bouse of Johnsonburg, Memorial Contribu- along the roadside for report investigating an inci- DuBois at 814-371-4652.
KORB
and Grace Zuraski of tions may be made to one hour holding signs
Johnsonburg; and by the St. Marys Church, and politely praying for
many nieces and neph- 325 Church Street, St. our nation and for the MONUMENTS
ews. Marys, PA 15857. end of abortion. Since 1901
In addition to her Lynch-Green Funer- Those attending may
parents, she was pre- al Home, 151 N. Michael
pick up signs at the K of
1-800-752-1601
ceded in death by a St., St. Marys, is han-
C Knotty Pine room lo-
sister in childhood, Ev- dling the arrangements
cated at 3 Washington Mary Petrucci
elyn Foster; and by four and online condolences
St. in St. Marys after
brothers, George, Rich- may be made to the fam- 814-781-3063
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Steelers top Rams 12-6; Roethlisberger injures knee
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Big Ben third down, 0 for 2 on fourth going 20 of 24 for 192 yards and complete.
was the only postgame topic down and limited to 258 yards. an interception. The Steelers were fooled on
that really mattered to the Will Allen’s interception with “We’ll be saying those a fake punt at midfi eld in the
Pittsburgh Steelers. Michael 1:56 left set up a fi eld goal by prayers for Big Ben,” Rams second quarter but Stedman
Vick’s reaction when Ben Ro- Josh Scobee to put Pittsburgh quarterback Nick Foles said. Bailey couldn’t scoop Johnny
ethlisberger went down in the ahead by six points. Vick was 5 of 6 for 38 yards Hekker’s underthrown ball be-
third quarter, and he had to “Fourth quarter picks are and had two carries for minus-2 fore it hit the turf.
grab his helmet and go, said it great,” Allen said. “Lawrence yards. Kickoff was delayed about
all. Timmons did a great job of Attendance of 52,433 in- 26 minutes by a small fi re near
“I was kind of stunned,” the causing a hot throw and I was cluded thousands of Pittsburgh
a corner of the south end zone
Steelers backup quarterback just in position.” faithful waving Terrible Tow-
from sparks emitted by a py-
said after fi nishing a 12-6 vic- Pittsburgh (2-1) averaged els and disrupting the Rams
rotechnic display during Rams
tory over the St. Louis Rams on 32 points in its fi rst two games offense at times. The Steelers
player introductions. The clean-
Sunday. “You never want to see but was held down well before fan boost still left the Edward
up job was hampered by a mal-
a guy like Ben go down.” Roethlisberger’s leg got caught Jones Dome more than 13,000
The Steelers scheduled an underneath him on a diving, shy of capacity. functioning wet-dry vacuum
MRI on Monday and Roethlis- sliding sack by Mark Barron. Antonio Brown had 11 that spewed collective material
berger’s left knee injury will Tomlin had no problem with catches for 108 yards, his third back out.
be re-evaluated after that but the play. straight 100-yard receiving Neither team made any
coach Mike Tomlin had no other “I just caught his leg on the game. plays near a circular mark be-
updates beyond saying, “Ben’s way in,” Barron said. “I didn’t Both teams had running tween the 3 and 4-yard line.
got a knee.” have nothing to do with his backs make debuts and Bell’s Notes: Rams MLB James
Le’Veon Bell scored from a knee, I didn’t see how he fell.” production was far superior to
Laurinaitis became the fran-
yard out in the fi rst half in his The Rams (1-2) were lim- Daily Press fi le photo that of Rams rookie Todd Gur- chise career tackle leader, pass-
fi rst game back after a suspen- ited to two fi eld goals by Greg Steeler quarterback Ben Ro- ley.
ing late Hall of Famer Merlin
sion, but the Steelers needed Zuerlein and have scored just ethlisberger injured his left leg in Bell had 62 yards on 19 car-
Olsen. Laurinaitis has started
their defense to step up with- 16 points the last two games. Sunday’s game at St. Louis. ries. Gurley, who did not start
out a quarterback who has been Their last chance ended when and split time with Tre Mason, all 99 games since being draft-
hard to knock out. a potential fi rst-down catch by said. “I made the catch and they had just 9 yards on six carries. ed in the second round in 2009.
“You grow infi nitely when Kenny Britt near midfi eld with decided if it’s a catch or not.” Scobee’s short fi eld goal and ... The Steelers said backup
you pull those out,” Tomlin said. 1:19 to play was overturned by Roethlisberger hasn’t a 1-yard run by Bell put Pitts- TE Matt Spaeth (hand) will be
“Obviously not the type of game offi cials. missed a game since late in burgh up 9-0 early, although it evaluated. ...Rams backup CB
we’re searching for, but a win “I thought I had the ball 2012. He won his franchise-re- failed on the 2-point conversion Maurice Alexander (groin) was
nonetheless.” coming down, I threw it back cord 108th game, passing Hall for the fi rst time in four chances injured in the second half.
The Rams were 2 for 10 on to the ref after I landed,” Britt of Famer Terry Bradshaw, while when Roethlisberger threw in-
Lady Dutch soccer blanks
Celebrated National Title
Smethport 6-0 Saturday
The St. Marys Area Kaitlyn Barackman and chel Bauer recorded four
Lady Dutch soccer team Anna McGonnell each saves in the match. Smeth-
raised their record to 5-3- scored two goals. port’s Baylee Brien had
1 on the season with a 6-0 Scoring one goal apiece nine saves.
victory over the Smethport for the Lady Dutch were St. Marys is in action
Lady Hubbers Saturday
Paige Nicklas and Nicole this afternoon as they
morning in a match played
Muccio. travel to Ridgway for a 4
at Smethport.
St. Marys keeper Ra- p.m. contest.
For the Lady Dutch,
Taylor throws three touchdown
passes as Bills rout Dolphins 41-14
MIAMI GARDENS, Buffalo after four years in them a sell rating.
Fla. (AP) — Tight end the Dolphins. Incognito Fans were booing after
Charles Clay outran a pur- played in Miami for the less than 12 minutes, and
suing linebacker, juked fi rst time since his career by the fourth quarter the
past two defensive backs was derailed for a year and stadium was mostly de-
and left them all sprawl- a half when he was impli- serted.
ing as he scored the Buf- cated in the Dolphins’ bul-
“There’s only one to go
falo Bills’ fi rst touchdown lying scandal.
— up,” tight end Jordan
barely three minutes into “The last game I played
the game. on this fi eld and everything Cameron said. “You can’t
The rout was on. that went down after it — get any lower than this.
Photo submitted
The Lindenwood University Shotgun Team recently celebrated its unprecedent- Tyrod Taylor threw for defi nitely it left a bad taste We’re going to fi nd out a
ed 12th straight national title at a dinner and ring ceremony Aug. 28 held at the St. 277 yards and three scores in my mouth,” Incognito lot about each other, a lot
Charles Convention Center in St. Charles, Mo. Over 300 student-athletes, parents in his fi rst NFL road start, said. “To come down and about this team this week.”
and alumni attended the event. Two members of this prestigious National Champion- and the Bills embarrassed see the guys and compete Tannehill set a fran-
ship team from St. Marys are pictured above, Zachary Brody, left, and Eric Uhl. Be- the Miami Dolphins 41-14 against them and get a win, chise record by extending
ing a senior this past year, this is Zac’s fourth National Championship and this was Sunday. it’s a great feeling.” his streak of consecutive
Eric’s fi rst National Championship as a freshman. Both Zac and Eric were presented The Bills totaled 429 Another ex-Dolphin, passes without an intercep-
with championship rings and belt buckles during the ceremony. Zac graduated from yards, intercepted Ryan backup Bills receiver Chris tion to 160, but then threw
Lindenwood University and Eric is continuing his sophomore year shooting for the Tannehill three times in Hogan, added a fi nal in- two to linebacker Preston
Lindenwood Shotgun Team. the fi rst half, and led 27-0 sult when he caught a 38- Brown, who returned the
before Miami scored late in
yard touchdown pass in the second one 43 yards for a
the third quarter.
fourth quarter. touchdown.
Taylor said the fast
Scholastic Schedule start was critical. The crowd included Miami had trouble
“We defi nitely know the billionaire Warren Buf- blocking the Bills without
Schedule subject to change with- St. Marys at Punxsutawney, 7 p.m. challenges of the fi rst road fett, who hung out before left tackle Branden Albert,
out notice. Boys soccer game — taking the crowd the game on the Dolphins who was inactive because
MONDAY ECCHS at Coudersport, 4 p.m. out of it,” he said. “Mostly sideline wearing a No. 93 of a right hamstring injury.
Golf Jr. high soccer it was just going out there Ndamukong Suh jersey — Tannehill was hit repeat-
St. Marys and ECCHS at District Redbank Valley at ECC, 4 p.m. and executing.” and shoulder pads. After edly, and Lamar Miller was
9 boys golf championship at Pinecrest St. Marys at Bradford, 5 p.m. Buffalo (2-1) bounced taking stock of the Dol- held to 38 yards rushing.
Country Club, Brookville, 9:30 a.m. Jr. high football back from a dismal loss at phins, he would likely give
Girls soccer St. Marys at Brockway, 7th-8th home to New England. The
Game Commission
St. Marys at Ridgway, 4 p.m. grade, 6 p.m. Dolphins (1-2), who began
Boys soccer Jr. high girls basketball the season with high hopes
ECCHS at Brookville, 4 p.m., junior Brookville at ECC, 4 p.m. of ending a seven-year to meet in DuBois
varsity to follow. THURSDAY playoff drought, fell into
Jr. varsity football Golf last place in the AFC East
today and Tuesday
Keystone at St. Marys, cancelled. Ridgway at St. Marys, 3:30 p.m. with their second consecu-
Jr. high girls basketball ECCHS at Tam O’Shanter Golf Invi- tive loss.
DuBois Area at St. Marys, 4 p.m. tational, 11 a.m. “It certainly starts with
ECC at Johnsonburg, 4 p.m. Boys soccer me, the accountability,” said HARRISBURG — The open at 7:45 a.m.
Jr. high soccer St. Marys at Ridgway, 4 p.m. Miami coach Joe Philbin, Pennsylvania Board of The agenda for the
Brockway at St. Marys, 4p.m. Girls tennis who began the year with Game Commissioners will September meeting is
Philipsburg-Osceola at ECC, 4 p.m. St. Marys at Clearfi eld, 3:30 p.m. little job security. “I take hold its fi nal quarterly available at the Game
TUESDAY ECCHS at Johnsonburg, 3:30 p.m. responsibility. ... We’ll look meeting of the year Mon- Commission’s website,
Girls tennis Girls soccer at everything we’re doing. day and Tuesday at the www.pgc.state.pa.us.
St. Marys at ECCHS, 3:30 p.m.Z Curwensville at ECCHS, 4 p.m. There’s no magic potion. If I Homewood Suites by Hil- From the “Quick Clicks”
Cross country Volleyball had a magic potion, I would ton in DuBois. box running down the
Brockway at St. Marys, 4:30 p.m. Brookville at St. Marys, junior var- have brought it out earlier.” On Monday, Sept. 28, right side of the homep-
ECCHS at Bradford, 4:30 p.m. sity 6 p.m., varsity to follow. The loss was the most the board is slated to con- age, select “Meetings of
Girls soccer Jr. high football lopsided defeat in a home vene at 8:30 a.m. to hear the Board & Other Special
ECCHS at Brookville, 7 p.m. Eisenhower at St. Marys, 9th grade, opener for the Dolphins, public comments, followed Events” and click the link
Volleyball 6 p.m. who are beginning their by Game Commission posted on the page that
St. Marys at DuBois Area, junior ECC at Curwensville, 9th grade, 6 50th season. staff reports. Individuals opens.
varsity 6 p.m., varsity to follow. p.m. Buffalo improved to 5-2 interested in offering pub- Homewood Suites by
ECCHS at Johnsonburg, junior var- Jr. high girls basketball against Miami over the past lic testimony may register Hilton is at 15 Industrial
sity 6 p.m., varsity to follow. St. Marys at Johnsonburg, 4 p.m. four years. The Bills are 18- beginning at 7:45 a.m. on Drive in DuBois.
Jr. high cross country FRIDAY 26 against everyone else a fi rst-come, fi rst-to-speak Those unable to at-
ECC at Bradford, 4:30 p.m. Varsity football during that span. basis. Public comment is tend the meeting can
Jr. high girls basketball Brookville at St. Marys (Homecom- The victory was es- limited to fi ve minutes watch it from home. While
St. Marys at Ridgway, 4 p.m. ing), 7 p.m. pecially sweet for former per speaker, and no Pow- the meeting will not be
Jr. high cross country Boys soccer Dolphins Clay and Richie erPoint presentations are live-streamed, it will be
Brockway at St. Marys, 4:15 p.m. Incognito, who were co-cap- permitted. video recorded and posted
ECCHS at DuBois Central, 3:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY tains for Buffalo. On Tuesday, Sept. 29, to the Game Commission’s
Jr. high girls basketball
Golf Clay, whose TD recep- beginning at 8:30 a.m., YouTube channel at a lat-
Brookville at St. Marys, 4 p.m.
Coudersport at St. Marys, 3:30 p.m. tion went for 25 yards, the board will take up its er date.
ECC at Kane, 4 p.m.
Girls soccer signed as a free agent with prepared agenda. Doors
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Monday, September 28, 2015
Nationals’ Harper, Papelbon
Golf League News
in dugout fi ght in loss to Phils
LADIES CANDY LEAGUE
The Candy League at the Bavarian Hills Golf
Course held their fi nal scramble and banquet on Mon-
day, Sept. 21.
WASHINGTON (AP) remained 1 1/2 games be- Jays, headed to the post- Francisco Rodriguez got
The team of Diana Muccio, Joan Emmert, Linda
— NL MVP front-runner hind Houston. season for the fi rst time his 37th save when he re-
McGill and Louise Milslagle took fi rst place in the
Bryce Harper and Nation- Ervin Santana (7-4) since 1993, fi nished an tired Brandon Moss with
scramble on a match of cards with a 34. Second place
als closer Jonathan Papel- allowing one run and six AL-best 53-28 at home. two on.
with a score of 34 was Kelly Benson, Karen Brown, Ani-
bon got into a dugout fi ght hits in seven innings. Brett Cecil (4-5) Rockies 12,
ta Wendel and Carol Porr.
a day after Washington Detroit, which is last pitched the ninth before Dodgers 5
The league champions were the Mounds consisting
was eliminated from play- in the AL Central, fi n- Toronto’s 27th home sell- DENVER (AP) — No-
of Diana Muccio, Joan Emmert, Linda McGill and Lou-
off contention, tangling in ished 38-43 at Comerica out of the season and 12th lan Arenado had a career-
ise Milslagle.
the eighth inning Sunday Park, its worst home re- straight. The Blue Jays high fi ve RBIs, including a
For the league, Kristy Hanes claimed low gross
of a 12-5 loss to last-place cord since 2004. Randy sold out 20 of their fi nal three-run homer, and Col-
with 40.857 and low net with a 35.571. Linda Friedl
Philadelphia. Wolf (0-5) gave up six 21 home games and drew orado completed a three-
had the most points with 198 and most birdies with
In the ninth, Papel- runs and seven hits in 1 2,794,891 at home, their game serrp that kept Los
seven. Diana Muccio had the most pars with 39.
bon (4-3) gave up Andres 1-3 innings. most since 1995. Angeles’ magic number at
Blanco’s go-ahead homer Royals 3, Indians 0 Mets 8, Reds 1 two for its third straight Lady Dutch junior high
as the Phillies scored KANSAS CITY, Mo. CINCINNATI (AP) — NL West title.
eight times. (AP) — A day after his Jacob deGrom (14-8) gave Los Angeles (87-68)
basketball teams
Harper fl ied out in father died, Chris Young up one run and fi ve hits openes a four-game series
the eighth with the score (11-6) pitched fi ve no-hit and struck out nine over at defending World Series
4-all. As he returned to innings in his fi rst start six innings in his fi rst out- champion San Francisco defeat ECC squads
the dugout, he exchanged after nearly two months in ing since Sept. 15 — he (81-74) on Monday.
words with Papelbon, who the bullpen, then caught a had been skipped over in Arenado hit his 41st
was acquired from Phila- fl ight to Dallas before the the rotation to rest. homer in the fourth. He The St. Marys Area ECC scoring: Taylor
delphia in July to help game ended. A day after clinching also had a sacrifi ce fl y and Lady Dutch junior high Newton 17, Gabbi Rohr 2,
with a possible postseason After Danny Duffy the NL East title for their a run-scoring single, giv- basketball squads defeated Bailey Bauer 2, Ellie Fled-
push. struck out two in a perfect fi rst postseason berth ing him a major league- the Elk County Catholic derman 2.
Papelbon then reached sixth for the AL Central since 2006, the Mets rest- leading 126 RBIs. Lady Crusaders on Friday. The seventh grade
for Harper’s throat with champion Royals, Fran- ed their regulars but still Chris Rusin (6-9) In the eighth grade Lady Dutch raised their re-
his left hand and shoved cisco Lindor bunted for a completed the fi rst sea- surrendered four runs game, the Lady Dutch won cord to 4-0 with a 33-16 win
the outfi elder back toward single on Ryan Madson’s son sweep by either team — three earned — in 5 36-23 over the Lady Cru- over Elk County Catholic.
the bench with both arms. fi rst pitch. since New York started 1/3 innings as Colorado saders. The Lady Dutch out-
Teammates pulled the A day after climbing play in 1962, going 7-0 swept Los Angeles for the St. Marys took a 10-8 scored the Lady Crusad-
pair apart. above .500 for the fi rst against Cincinnati. The fi rst time since 2007. Alex lead in the fi rst quarter. ers 8-6 in the fi rst quarter.
Harper was replaced time since April 9, the Mets outscored the Reds Wood (11-12) couldn’t hold They outscored Elk 9-8 in In the second quarter St.
in right fi eld for the ninth. Indians (77-77) fell four 36-12 in these four games a 4-1 lead, allowing eight the second quarter for a 19- Marys outscored ECC 12-2
Dalier Hinojosa (2-0) games behind Houston. at Great American Ball runs in 5 1/3 innings. 16 halftime lead. in the second quarter for a
earned the win. Kelvin Herrera Park and extended their Giants 5, Athletics 4 The third period found 20-8 halftime lead.
Astros 4, Rangers 2 worked a fl awless eighth, franchise-record road OAKLAND, Calif. (AP)
St. Marys outscoring ECC St. Marys outscored
HOUSTON (AP) — and Wade Davis gave up winning streak to 11. — Chris Heston (12-10)
6-1. In the fourth quarter Elk 7-4 in the third period
Dallas Keuchel (19-8) im- a double to Jason Kipnis gave up four runs and six
the Lady Dutch outscored and 6-4 in the fourth quar-
proved to 15-0 at home in the ninth as he fi nished Keyvius Sampson (2- hits over fi ve-plus innings
the Lady Crusaders 11-6 to ter to win the game 33-16.
this season, striking out the two-hitter for his 14th 6) lost his fi fth straight to win for the fi rst time in
win the game 36-23. “It was a solid defensive
10 while giving up one save. start, allowing fi ve runs two months. He had been
“The girls started off effort in the second quarter
run and two hits in seven Kansas City took a 2-0 — three earned — and 0-5 with a 4.90 ERA in
slow tonight in the fi rst that led to the win,” said St.
innings. Houston main- lead in the fourth against nine hits in 2 2-3 innings. nine starts since beating
half making bad passes and Marys coach Bob Swanson.
tained a half-game lead Danny Salazar (13-10) Last-place Cincinnati has Milwaukee on July 27.
not boxing out. In the sec- “Sam Hayes, Ma-
over the Los Angeles An- when Eric Hosmer hit an lost eight in a row, one shy Santiago Casilla
ond half they picked up the ria Chiappelli, Lindsey
gels for the second AL RBI double and scored on of its season high. pitched the ninth for his
pace and forced turnovers Quagliani, Maria Kunes,
wild card and closed with- Mike Moustakas’ ground- Marlins 9, Braves 5 37th save.
and made some baskets,” Janelle Krug and Lilia Lion
in 2 1/2 games of AL West- out. MIAMI (AP) — Jus- Sean Nolin (1-2) gave
leading Texas. Red Sox 2, Orioles 0 tin Bour homered twice up fi ve runs — three said St. Marys coach Dan played well on the defen-
Luke Gregerson BOSTON (AP) — and drove in three runs as earned — and seven hits Hoohuli. sive end,” said Swanson.
threw a perfect ninth for Henry Owens (4-3) gave Miami completed a three- in a season-low 2 1-3 in- “Defensively Megan “Camryn Bauer did a
his 29th save. up three hits in 7 2-3 in- game sweep. Bour was 7 nings. Q., Lauren E. and Summer nice job of running the of-
Martin Perez (3-6) al- nings, Blake Swihart hit for 12 in the series with Diamondbacks 4, H. did a great job trying to fense in the third quarter,”
lowed two runs — both a solo homer and Boston four homers and eight Padres 2 defend Newton from ECC,” said Swanson.
unearned — and fi ve hits completed a three-game RBIs. SAN DIEGO (AP) — said Hoohuli. Leading rebounders
in six innings. sweep that included three Martin Prado drove Ender Inciarte had two “Megan Q. did an awe- for the Lady Dutch are
Angels 3, shutouts. Robbie Ross Jr. in three runs and Marcell homers among his four some job in assists tonight Maria Kunes, Jade Reyn-
Mariners 2 worked the ninth for his Ozuna also homered for hits. He drove in three as seven girls scored from olds, Jade Lindenmuth and
ANAHEIM, Calif. sixth save. Miami, which has won a runs and also stole his her assists,” said Hoohuli. Lindsey Quagliani.
(AP) — Kole Calhoun Baltimore (76-79) fell franchise-best seven con- 21st base. Leading rebounders for SMA scoring: Janelle
singled in the tiebreak- 5 1/2 games back of Hous- secutive games against Jhoulys Chacin (2-1) St. Marys were Petey S., Krug 2, Lindsey Quagliani
ing run in the eighth af- ton. the Braves. pitched three innings. and Saige H., Allison B., Cour- 4, Maria Chiappelli 8, Lilia
ter Carson Smith relieved Yankees 6, Tom Koehler (11-14) teney P. They did well in Lion 2, Maria Kunes 3, Sam
Brad Ziegler worked the
Hisashi Iwakuma (9-5), White Wox 1 allowed four runs, nine crashing the boards. Vavala 2, Sam Hayes 12.
ninth for his 29th save.
and Los Angeles won its NEW YORK (AP) hits, and fi ve walks in 6
SMA scoring: Kaylee ECC scoring: Brooke
fi fth straight — Luis Severino (5-3) 2-3 innings. Shelby Miller James Shields (13-
M. 6, Megan Q. 1, Lauren Bauer 7, Haley Baron 2,
David Freese homered pitched fi ve-hit ball for (5-17) gave up seven runs 7) was charged with four
E. 11, Britney S. 6, Maddie Morgan Wolf 2, Elizabeth
in the fi fth for the Angels six innings, Dustin Ackley — four earned — and sev- runs, nine hits and four
B. 2, Petey S. 4, Courteney Anderson 1, Sophie Fragale
(81-74), who remained a homered off Erik Johnson en hits in 5 1-3 innings. walks over 6 1-3 innings.
2, Allison B. 2, Saige H. 2. 2, Kaylee Lowe 2.
half-game behind Hous- (3-1) to lift New York’s He is 0-16 in 24 starts
ton. Los ngeles also moved late-waking offense and since May 17.
just three games behind New York cut its magic Brewrs 8,
You deserve a factual look at . . .
the Rangers, with four number for clinching at Cardinals 4
games in Texas to end the least a wild card to three. ST. LOUIS (AP) —
Who Are the Indigenous People of Palestine?
season. Severino (5-3) induced Pinch-hitter Jason Rogers
Pinch-hitter Mark three double plays in had a ninth-inning grand
The Jewish people have lived in Palestine continuously for more than 3,000
Trumbo hit a tying homer shutting down the White slam off Trevor Rosenthal
years—far longer than any ethnic group. Why do Arabs deny this history?
off Fernando Salas (5-2) Sox in his 10th big league (2-4), who had converted
in the eighth for the Mari- start, helping the Yankees 47 of 49 previous save Many Arabs and anti-Israel activists claim Palestinians are the true indigenous people of the Holy Land, comparing
ners (74-82), who were move within one of the chances. their plight to that of Native Americans. Yet the ethnogenesis of the Jewish people—Hebrew language, Torah, Jewish
mathematically eliminat- franchise’s 10,000th regu- The Cardinals’ NL religion, culture and self-identity—began in Palestine more than 1,800 years before Arabs arrived.
ed Sunday. Seattle lost its lar-season victory. Central lead was cut to
What are the facts? centuries, neither can Palestinian Arabs. As for other
fi nal fi ve road games and Blue Jays 5, Rays 4 2 1/2 games over Pitts- Palestinian Deputy of Jerusalem Affairs Salwa Habib criteria of indigeneity, Palestinians speak Arabic, which is
ensured its fi fth losing TORONTO (AP) — burgh. recently asserted that the “Palestinian people has been nota language specific to Palestine, nor had they identified
season in six years. Josh Donaldson hit a solo Khris Davis homered present in Jerusalem for thousands of years . . . centuries as Palestinians before Egypt’s President Nasser so dubbed
Twins 7, Tigers 1 homer off Steve Geltz (2- twice and drove in four before the Jewish religion.” Such attempts to delegitimize them in 1964. In reality, there is no ethnic difference
DETROIT (AP) — By- 6) with two outs in the runs for the Brewers, who Israel’s connection to the Holy Land disregard abundant between Palestinian Arabs, Syrians and Jordanians.
archaeological, historical and genealogical evidence that Likewise, Palestinians have no culture peculiar to
ron Buxton doubled and ninth, his 41st this year. scored seven runs in the
confirms a continuous Jewish presence in Palestine dating Palestine, nor do they have strong religious ties to it. The
homered for Minnesota, Justin Smoak had ninth.
back to the Hebrews’ return Koran, for example, never
which won for the fi fth three hits, including a David Goforth (1-0) from Egypt, circa 1200 BCE. The Jews’ return to Palestine reflects an mentions Jerusalem, which
time in seven games and two-run homer. The Blue pitched one inning, and By contrast, Arabs first has been the capital of the
indigenous people’s self-determination to create
arrived in Palestine around Holy Land for several
Hackenberg leads Penn State 640 CE, first became a a state on the site of its ancestral kingdom. thousand years. Finally,
dominant population there despite claims by some
in the twelfth century and first called themselves Palestinians of a relationship to Canaanites, there is no
past San Diego State 37-21 Palestinians only in 1964. genealogical or genetic evidence connecting Arabs to
The U.N. defines an indigenous people as having a) extinct Biblical peoples.
continuously occupied ancestral lands, b) common Are Jews indigenous to Palestine? The ancient Jewish
ancestry with original occupants, c) a distinct common connection to Palestine is confirmed in the Jewish Bible,
STATE COLLEGE 71 yards, and Joey Julius the ensuing kickoff 100 culture, d) a distinct language, e) a religion that the Christian Gospels and the Koran, as well as by
emphasizes spiritual ties to the land, and f) a genetic countless Jewish antiquities and copious scholarly
(AP) — Christian Hacken- kicked three fi eld goals for yards to tie the game, Ju-
connection to a specific people. research. Genetic studies show that today’s Jews—whether
berg has more fun when the Nittany Lions. lius kicked a 40-yard fi eld
Are Palestinian Arabs indigenous? Comparisons of the Diaspora cast them to Europe, North America, Africa or
he’s throwing the football “We have the guys who goal. Hackenberg began
Palestinians to indigenous Native Americans fall short, as other parts of the Middle East—are related genealogically
down the fi eld. can press the defense and the second quarter with a do claims that Palestinians are indigenous to the Holy to Jews of Biblical times. Jews also have a distinct language,
He got plenty of op- challenge the secondary 46-yard strike to Blacknall Land. Unlike American Native People, Palestinian Arabs culture and religion that are linked inextricably to
portunities to do that Sat- with speed. We’re getting to set up a 24-yard fi eld were not the aboriginal nor ever the sole inhabitants of this Palestine. Indeed, for thousands of years Jewish liturgy has
urday as San Diego State guys down there and we’re goal from Julius six plays land. In addition, the population of Native Americans after expressed the yearning of Jews to return to the land of
stacked defenders at the going to continue to work later to give Penn State a white conquest was decimated by massacre and disease, Israel: “Next year in Jerusalem” is uttered by every
while the Palestinian population has thrived and expanded observant Jew at Passover, and Jerusalem itself is a major
line of scrimmage, daring that,” Hackenberg said. 13-7 lead.
dramatically over the past century. Finally, Native character in the Torah, cited more than 600 times. Finally,
Hackenberg to beat them After opting for a run- The Aztecs (1-3) took
Americans were never offered a state of their own, whereas of course, like Native Americans, Jews were dispossessed of
with his arm. He did just fi rst approach the last two their only lead of the game Palestinian Arabs have been offered a state many times, their ancient lands—by the Romans, Christian Crusaders,
that. weeks, Hackenberg used on their next possession starting in 1947, but have refused these offers in favor of Muslims, Babylonians and Ottomans. Surely just because
Hackenberg threw the deep ball to set up Penn when Maxwell Smith found futile attempts for nearly 70 years to expel the Jews. Jews were deprived of their aboriginal lands doesn’t mean
three touchdown passes State’s fi rst two scores. Mikah Holder in tight cov- Arabs began to dominate the Holy Land when they arrived they have no claim to them. Rather than colonialism, of
and Penn State beat San He hit Blacknall for a erage for a 19-yard touch- as Muslim conquerors in 1187 CE, especially during which Israel is accused by anti-Zionists, the Jews’ return to
Mamluk rule, from 1260-1516 CE. However, just as white Palestine actually reflects an indigenous people’s self-
Diego State 37-21. 45-yard gain before Bar- down pass. Penny played
colonists in the Americas cannot call themselves determination to create a state on the site of its ancestral
Hackenberg was 21 of kley scored on a 22-yard a big part, taking a fi rst-
indigenous people simply because they lived in an area for kingdom.
35 for 296 yards passing check-down pass — bounc- down carry 55 yards to set
and connected on scoring ing off and spinning around up the score. There’s no doubt that Jews are the legitimate indigenous people of Palestine. That’s not, however, to deny Palestinian
hopes for a sovereign state. In fact, Israel has many times offered to support such a state, if only Palestinians would
strikes to Saquon Barkley, defenders along the way Penn State missed a
abandon their jihad against Israel’s legitimacy and accept the right of the Jewish people to theirown state.
Mark Allen, and Chris God- — to give Penn State a 7-0 chance to regain the lead
win. Saeed Blacknall added lead in the fi rst quarter. when a 55-yard kick from
four catches for 101 yards “Obviously, whenever This message has been published and paid for by FLAME is a tax-exempt, non-profit educational 501 (c)(3) organization. Its purpose
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Daily Scoreboard
Major League Baseball NFL NHL Preseason College Football
By The Associated Press Philadelphia 12, Washington 5 By The Associated Press By The Associated Press By The Associated Press South Carolina 31, UCF 14
All Times EDT Milwaukee 8, St. Louis 4 All Times EDT All Times EDT EAST Tennessee St. 30, Florida A&M 14
American League San Francisco 5, Oakland 4 AMERICAN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE Albany (NY) 17, Duquesne 14 Tennessee Tech 31, Murray St. 29
East Division Arizona 4, San Diego 2 East Atlantic Division Boston College 17, N. Illinois 14 W. Kentucky 56, Miami (Ohio) 14
W L Pct GB Colorado 12, L.A. Dodgers 5 W L T Pct PF PA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Colgate 31, Holy Cross 14 William & Mary 21, Stony Brook 0
z-Toronto 90 65 .581 — Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. New England 3 0 0 1.000 119 70 Boston 4 4 0 0 8 12 7 Dartmouth 49, Sacred Heart 7 Wofford 16, Gardner-Webb 0
New York 86 69 .555 4 Monday’s Games Buffalo 2 1 0 .667 100 68 Buffalo 4 3 1 0 6 17 15 Fordham 54, Monmouth (NJ) 31 MIDWEST
Baltimore 76 79 .490 14 Cincinnati (Finnegan 1-1) at Washington N.Y. Jets 2 1 0 .667 68 41 Detroit 4 2 0 2 6 17 11 Georgetown 24, Columbia 16 Army 58, E. Michigan 36
Boston 75 80 .484 15 (Scherzer 12-12), 3:05 p.m. Miami 1 2 0 .333 51 74 Toronto 5 3 2 0 6 14 12 Harvard 53, Brown 27 Bowling Green 35, Purdue 28
Tampa Bay 75 81 .481 151/2 St. Louis (Lynn 12-10) at Pittsburgh (Happ South Florida 4 2 2 0 4 9 13 Jacksonville 20, Marist 16 Butler 25, Campbell 24
Central Division 6-2), 7:05 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Montreal 4 1 1 2 4 6 11 LSU 34, Syracuse 24 Dayton 31, Kennesaw St. 27
W L Pct GB Kansas City (Ventura 12-8) at Chicago Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 56 80 Tampa Bay 4 1 2 1 3 11 15 Lafayette 35, Wagner 24 Drake 41, Stetson 3
x-Kansas City 90 65 .581 — Cubs (Hendricks 7-7), 8:05 p.m. Jacksonville 1 2 0 .333 49 91 Ottawa 5 1 3 1 3 14 18 Maine 27, Rhode Island 17 Illinois 27, Middle Tennessee 25
Minnesota 80 75 .516 10 L.A. Dodgers (Greinke 18-3) at San Fran- Houston 1 2 0 .333 56 60 Metropolitan Division Navy 28, UConn 18 Iowa 62, North Texas 16
Cleveland 77 77 .500 121/2 cisco (Peavy 7-6), 10:15 p.m. Tennessee 1 2 0 .333 89 77 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Nevada 24, Buffalo 21 Marshall 36, Kent St. 29, 2OT
Chicago 73 83 .4681 71/2 Tuesday’s Games North Philadelphia 4 3 1 0 6 17 11 New Hampshire 57, CCSU 14 Michigan 31, BYU 0
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W L Pct GB Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati 3 0 0 1.000 85 56 Columbus 5 2 2 1 5 11 14 Rutgers 27, Kansas 14 Nebraska 36, Southern Miss. 28
Texas 84 71 .542 — Miami at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh 2 1 0 .667 76 52 Carolina 4 2 2 0 4 10 13 West Virginia 45, Maryland 6 North Dakota 31, UC Davis 24
Houston 82 74 .5262 1/2 Washington at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Cleveland 1 2 0 .333 58 72 Pittsburgh 4 2 2 0 4 11 13 Yale 33, Cornell 26 Northwestern 24, Ball St. 19
Los Angeles 81 74 .523 3 Colorado at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Baltimore 0 3 0 .000 70 84 N.Y. Islanders 6 2 4 0 4 15 22 SOUTH Notre Dame 62, UMass 27
Seattle 74 82 .474 101/2 Milwaukee at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. West New Jersey 5 1 4 0 2 11 16 Akron 35, Louisiana-Lafayette 14 Ohio St. 38, W. Michigan 12
Oakland 65 91 .417 191/2 L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA WESTERN CONFERENCE Alabama 34, Louisiana-Monroe 0 S. Dakota St. 34, Robert Morris 10
Wild Card Denver 2 0 0 1.000 50 37 Central Division Alabama A&M 28, Ark.-Pine Bluff 9 S. Illinois 34, Liberty 13
z-clinched playoff berth Oakland 2 1 0 .667 77 86 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Alabama St. 45, MVSU 15 San Diego 38, Valparaiso 6
x-clinched division Kansas City 1 1 0 .500 51 51 Nashville 4 3 0 1 7 15 9 Alcorn St. 40, Concordia (Ala.) 7 Shorter 26, SE Missouri 21
___ By The Associated Press San Diego 1 2 0 .333 66 83 Chicago 4 3 1 0 6 14 10 Appalachian St. 49, Old Dominion 0 Toledo 37, Arkansas St. 7
Saturday’s Games All Times EDT NATIONAL CONFERENCE Minnesota 5 3 2 0 6 16 9 Bethune-Cookman 42, Savannah St. 12 Wisconsin 28, Hawaii 0
Houston 9, Texas 7 AMERICAN LEAGUE East St. Louis 4 2 2 0 4 13 8 Cent. Arkansas 49, Northwestern St. 21 SOUTHWEST
Toronto 10, Tampa Bay 8 W L Pct WCGB W L T Pct PF PA Colorado 2 1 1 0 2 5 5 Charleston Southern 33, The Citadel 20 Abilene Christian 35, Stephen F. Austin 32
Boston 8, Baltimore 0 New York 86 69 .555 — Dallas 2 1 0 .667 75 75 Dallas 3 1 2 0 2 8 12 Chattanooga 21, Presbyterian 0 Baylor 70, Rice 17
N.Y. Yankees 2, Chicago White Sox 1 Houston 82 74 .526 — N.Y. Giants 1 2 0 .333 78 72 Winnipeg 4 0 2 2 2 6 16 Coastal Carolina 31, Bryant 17 Colorado St. 33, UTSA 31
San Francisco 14, Oakland 10 Los Angeles 80 74 .519 1 Washington 1 2 0 .333 55 59 Pacific Division Duke 34, Georgia Tech 20 Grambling St. 70, Prairie View 5
Minnesota 6, Detroit 2 Minnesota 80 75 .5161 1/2 Philadelphia 1 2 0 .333 58 63 GP W L OT Pts GF GA E. Kentucky 51, Austin Peay 13 Houston 59, Texas St. 14
Cleveland 9, Kansas City 5 Cleveland 77 77 .500 4 South Edmonton 5 5 0 0 10 17 8 East Carolina 35, Virginia Tech 28 James Madison 48, SMU 45
L.A. Angels 3, Seattle 2 Baltimore 76 79 .4905 1/2 W L T Pct PF PA Calgary 5 3 2 0 6 12 11 Elon 17, Towson 13 Oklahoma St. 30, Texas 27
Sunday’s Games ___ Carolina 3 0 0 1.000 71 48 Anaheim 3 2 0 1 5 8 7 Emory & Henry 27, ETSU 24 Sam Houston St. 63, Houston Baptist 14
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Minnesota 7, Detroit 1 N.Y. Yankees 6, Chicago White Sox 1 Tampa Bay 1 2 0 .333 49 80 Vancouver 4 1 2 1 3 5 12 Furman 24, VMI 21 UTEP 27, Incarnate Word 17
Boston 2, Baltimore 0 Minnesota 7, Detroit 1 New Orleans 0 3 0 .000 60 84 Arizona 3 0 1 2 2 4 12 Georgia 48, Southern U. 6 FAR WEST
Kansas City 3, Cleveland 0 Boston 2, Baltimore 0 North Saturday’s Games Indiana 31, Wake Forest 24 California 30, Washington 24
Houston 4, Texas 2 Kansas City 3, Cleveland 0 W L T Pct PF PA Columbus 4, Pittsburgh 2 Jackson St. 34, Texas Southern 30 Colorado 48, Nicholls St. 0
L.A. Angels 3, Seattle 2 Houston 4, Texas 2 Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 58 40 Carolina 5, N.Y. Islanders 3 Jacksonville St. 48, UT Martin 41 E. Washington 28, Sacramento St. 20
San Francisco 5, Oakland 4 Seattle at L.A. Angels, 3:35 p.m. Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 60 50 Edmonton 3, Minnesota 0 Kentucky 21, Missouri 13 Georgia Southern 44, Idaho 20
Monday’s Games Monday’s Games Detroit 0 2 0 .000 44 59 Boston 4, Detroit 3, OT Louisiana Tech 27, FIU 17 Montana 23, N. Arizona 14
Boston (E.Rodriguez 9-6) at N.Y. Yankees Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Chicago 0 3 0 .000 46 105 N.Y. Rangers 4, New Jersey 3 Louisville 45, Samford 3 Montana St. 45, Cal Poly 28
(Nova 6-9), 7:05 p.m. Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. West Buffalo 6, Ottawa 4 McNeese St. 37, Mississippi College 0 New Mexico 38, Wyoming 28
Toronto (Estrada 13-8) at Baltimore (Till- Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Montreal 1, Toronto 0 Mississippi 27, Vanderbilt 16 Portland St. 31, W. Oregon 0
man 10-11), 7:05 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Arizona 3 0 0 1.000 126 49 Dallas 6, Tampa Bay 3 Mississippi St. 17, Auburn 9 San Jose St. 49, Fresno St. 23
Minnesota (P.Hughes 11-9) at Cleveland Houston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. St. Louis 1 2 0 .333 50 67 Chicago 3, St. Louis 1 Morehead St. 34, Davidson 0 Southern Cal 42, Arizona St. 14
(Kluber 8-15), 7:10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games San Francisco 1 2 0 .333 45 93 Anaheim 2, San Jose 1 Morgan St. 21, Howard 13 UCLA 56, Arizona 30
Detroit (Verlander 4-8) at Texas (Lewis 17- Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Seattle 1 2 0 .333 74 61 Calgary 4, Vancouver 3, OT NC State 63, South Alabama 13 UNLV 80, Idaho St. 8
8), 8:05 p.m. Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. ___ Sunday’s Games Norfolk St. 24, Hampton 14 Utah 62, Oregon 20
Kansas City (Ventura 12-8) at Chicago Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Thursday’s Game Carolina 2, Ottawa 1 North Carolina 41, Delaware 14 Weber St. 38, N. Colorado 17
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(Santiago 9-9), 10:05 p.m. ___ Atlanta 39, Dallas 28 Los Angeles at Colorado, 8 p.m.
Houston (McCullers 5-7) at Seattle (Elias NATIONAL LEAGUE Indianapolis 35, Tennessee 33 Monday’s Games By The Associated Press Indiana 67
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Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh 12, St. Louis 6 Pittsburgh vs. Montreal at Quebec City, (Best-of-3) Tuesday, Sept. 29: Indiana at New York,
Miami at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. z-clinched playoff berth Oakland 27, Cleveland 20 Quebec, 7 p.m. Eastern Conference 7 p.m.
Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. x-clinched division Cincinnati 28, Baltimore 24 Arizona at Vancouver, 10 p.m. New York 2, Washington 1
Detroit at Texas, 8:05 p.m. ___ New England 51, Jacksonville 17 Tuesday’s Games Indiana 2, Chicago 1 Western Conference
Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 NATIONAL LEAGUE Carolina 27, New Orleans 22 Toronto at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Minnesota 2, Phoenix 0
p.m. Sunday’s Games Philadelphia 24, N.Y. Jets 17 Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh at Johnstown, Western Conference Thursday, Sept. 24: Minnesota 67, Phoe-
Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Arizona 47, San Francisco 7 PA, 7 p.m. Minnesota 2, Los Angeles 1 nix 60
Houston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Monday’s Games Seattle 26, Chicago 0 Columbus at Nashville, 8 p.m. Phoenix 2, Tulsa 0 Sunday, Sept. 27: Minnesota 72, Phoe-
St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Buffalo 41, Miami 14 Ottawa at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. nix, 71
National League Kansas City at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Denver at Detroit, 8:30 p.m. St. Louis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. CONFERENCE FINALS
East Division Tuesday’s Games Monday’s Game Colorado at Calgary, 9 p.m. (Best-of-3) FINALS
W L Pct GB St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Kansas City at Green Bay, 8:30 p.m. Arizona at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Eastern Conference (Best-of-5)
x-New York 89 67 .571 — Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 1 Anaheim at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. New York 1, Indiana 1 Sunday, Oct. 4: TBD
Washington 79 76 .510 91/2 Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8:25 p.m. Vancouver at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 23: New York 84,
Miami 69 87 .442 20
Atlanta 62 94 .397 27
Philadelphia 59 97 .378 30
Central Division
W L Pct GB
z-St. Louis 98 58 .628 —
z-Pittsburgh 95 60 .6132 1/2
z-Chicago 89 65 .578 8
Milwaukee 66 90 .423 32
Cincinnati 63 92 .406 341/2
West Division
W L Pct GB
Los Angeles 87 68 .561 —
San Francisco 81 74 .523 6
Arizona 75 81 .481 121/2
San Diego 73 83 .468 141/2
Colorado 66 90 .423 211/2
z-clinched playoff berth
x-clinched division
___
Saturday’s Games
Pittsburgh 4, Chicago Cubs 0
Washington 2, Philadelphia 1, 12 innings
San Francisco 14, Oakland 10
N.Y. Mets 10, Cincinnati 2
Miami 6, Atlanta 2
St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 1
Colorado 8, L.A. Dodgers 6
San Diego 3, Arizona 0
Sunday’s Games
Miami 9, Atlanta 5
N.Y. Mets 8, Cincinnati 1
MLS
By The Associated Press
All Times EDT
EASTERN CONFERENCE
W L T Pts GF GA
x-New York 14 9 6 48 51 37
New England 13 10 8 47 44 42
Columbus 13 10 8 47 50 51
D.C. United 13 12 6 45 37 39
Toronto FC 13 13 4 43 52 52
Montreal 12 11 6 42 42 39
Orlando City 10 13 8 38 42 53
NYC FC 10 14 7 37 46 51
Philadelphia 9 15 7 34 39 48
Chicago 7 18 6 27 39 51
WESTERN CONFERENCE
W L T Pts GF GA
Vancouver 15 12 3 48 41 33
FC Dallas 14 9 5 47 41 34
Los Angeles 13 9 8 47 49 36
Seattle 14 13 4 46 39 33
Sporting K.C. 12 9 9 45 45 41
Portland 12 10 8 44 31 35
Houston 11 12 8 41 40 41
San Jose 11 12 7 40 37 36
Real Salt Lake 10 11 8 38 35 41
Colorado 8 12 10 34 29 36
NOTE: Three points for victory, one point
for tie.
x- clinched playoff berth
___
Wednesday’s Games
Montreal 2, Chicago 1
Houston 1, Sporting Kansas City 0
Friday’s Games
Orlando City 5, New York 2
Saturday’s Games
Toronto FC 3, Chicago 2
Montreal 2, D.C. United 0
New England 1, Philadelphia 1, tie
Portland 2, Columbus 1
Houston 3, Colorado 2
New York City FC 2, Vancouver 1
Sunday’s Games
Sporting Kansas City 1, Seattle 1, tie
San Jose 1, Real Salt Lake 0
FC Dallas at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 2
New York City FC at D.C. United, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 3
Philadelphia at Toronto FC, 5 p.m.
Columbus at New York, 7 p.m.
Montreal at Orlando City, 7:30 p.m.
New England at Chicago, 8:30 p.m.
Vancouver at San Jose, 10:30 p.m.
Sporting Kansas City at Portland, 10:30
p.m.
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The Daily Press
Monday, September 28, 2015
Celebrating 1.5 million acres of state game lands
Call it a “square-mile- opening those lands to the game lands. And at the 2,109 acres to be added reational uses other than of our game lands, and all
stone.” public,” Hough said. “For same time, we can know to State Game Lands 195 hunting and trapping. Pennsylvanians can be
Pennsylvania’s state years and years, Pennsyl- in our hearts a great ser- in Jefferson County. A 2 And each fall, more than proud of that,” Putnam
game lands system, which vania’s hunters and trap- vice indeed has been done p.m. ceremony commemo- 200,000 pheasants raised said. “But Pennsylvanians
since 1919 has provided pers have paid into this for the state’s wildlife and rating the milestone will by the Game Commis- are better off, too. And it’s
critical habitat for wildlife system with the purchase for generations of hunters be held Saturday at the sion are released on game important to recognize
statewide, and a network of their licenses, and the and trappers, past, pres- game lands. lands for hunting. the people who have made
of lands open to public sporting arms and am- ent and future.” Of course, acquisi- Simply put, said our state game lands sys-
hunting and trapping, munition they use in the The Game Commis- tions come at a slower Pennsylvania Board of tem what it is today.
now tops 1.5 million acres. fi eld. Countless conserva- sion launched its system pace today compared to Game Commissioners “Without the hard
That’s a land base tion organizations have of state game lands near- those early years because President David J. Put- work – today and through
larger than the state of stepped up to fund land ly a century ago with the land is much more expen- nam, the Commonwealth the decades – of the many
Delaware. And Pennsyl- purchases, and hundreds purchase of 6,288 acres in sive. just wouldn’t be the same within the Game Com-
vania Game Commission of private individuals Elk County – a tract that Game lands are pres- without state game lands. mission; without the fi -
Executive Director R. have donated parcels that would become State Game ent in all but Philadelphia Pennsylvanians love nancial support from the
Matthew Hough said all were added to the system. Lands 25. By 1936 – just and Delaware counties, the outdoors, Putnam state’s hunters, trappers
Pennsylvanians can take “All of this has been 16 years later – there spanning the state to pro- said. And through the and other conservation
pride in the achievement done exclusively to ben- would be 500,000 acres vide convenient hunting state game lands system, partners during that
of what the 1.5 million- efi t Pennsylvania’s wild- preserved on 100 game and trapping opportuni- the opportunity to explore time; and without the
acre milestone represents. life and to perpetuate our lands in 52 counties. ties for hundreds of thou- wild, open spaces typical- support of the public, in
“Early in its existence, state’s great hunting and The game lands sys- sands of license buyers. ly can be found both near general, we would not
the Game Commission trapping heritage,” Hough tem hit the 1 million-acre Game lands are care- and far – on more than 1.5 be celebrating this mile-
recognized the importance said. “We all can look back mark in 1965. The aver- fully managed to provide million acres, he said. stone,” Putnam said. “We
of preserving wildlife hab- with pride upon what it age cost per acre of the necessary habitat for That’s an accomplish- owe them a debt of grati-
itat, and at the same time, has taken to assemble and fi rst million was $5.65. the state’s 480 species of ment to celebrate, he said. tude for what they have
creating opportunity for effectively manage these The 1.5 millionth wild birds and mammals. “Wildlife in Pennsyl- done for Pennsylvania
hunters and trappers by 1.5 million acres of state acre was acquired among They’re open to many rec- vania is better off because and for wildlife.”
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For Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015
ARIES
(March 21 to April 19)
This is a much better day than
yesterday. (Thank heavens.) Focus on fi-
nancial matters, especially later in the day,
because you can improve things at work.
TAURUS
(April 20 to May 20)
Today the Moon is in your sign,
BEETLE BAILEY
which means that as the day wears on, it
just gets better and better for you. Plan to
entertain at home or escape to a fun social
occasion. Your choice.
GEMINI
(May 21 to June 20)
Whatever you’re doing today, try
to accomplish as much as possible behind
the scenes. Work alone or by yourself to be
the most productive you can be, especially
with home and family matters.
CANCER
(June 21 to July 22)
Relations with others improve as
HAGAR THE HORRIBLE
the day wears on, especially interactions
with a female acquaintance or friend. Ulti-
mately, you might see ways to expand your
future goals.
LEO
(July 23 to Aug. 22)
Personal details about your private
life might be made public today -- be aware
of this. Nevertheless, you can do some-
thing, especially later in the day, to boost
your income.
VIRGO
(Aug. 23 to Sept. 22)
Travel plans are exciting! It looks
like you’re going places. A discussion ARCHIE
about politics, religion or racial issues will
be lively but productive.
LIBRA
(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)
Join forces with others today to see
how to best use what is shared in common.
CROSSWORD
By Eugene Sheffer Later in the day, decisions about shared
property will benefit you as well as others.
SCORPIO
(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)
This is a great day to schmooze
with partners, close friends and members
of the general public. You’ll find that you
BABY BLUES
easily convince others of your way of think-
ing.
SAGITTARIUS
(Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)
Things will go well at work today,
especially dealing with bosses. Your
aroused ambition will start to get you what
you want, which is a good thing.
CAPRICORN
(Dec. 22 to Jan. 19)
This is a lovely day for creative
activities, play and fun times with children.
Enjoy sports events or just schmoozing
with good friends.
THE PHANTOM
AQUARIUS
(Jan. 20 to Feb. 18)
In discussions with others, you
might find support for something you want
to do at home. Someone might lend you
money, time or energy.
PISCES
(Feb. 19 to March 20)
This is a good day to deal with oth-
ers, especially partners and close friends.
Without any extra effort on your part, you
will find that you can make people agree
with you.
YOU BORN TODAY You have an
HI & LOIS
amazing ability to adapt to whatever is hap-
pening. You are intense but purposeful, but
you do have mood swings. You are capa-
ble and often very active. You have a talent
for managing. This year is the beginning of
a fresh, new nine-year cycle for you. Open
any door! Start a new business activity.
Birthdate of: Russell Peters, come-
dian/actor; Stanley Kramer, film director;
Madeline Kahn, actress.
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