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Title Contenders to Engage in
Semi-Windup and Main Battle
Great Mididlevveights Step
Through Fifteen Fast
Mutt McKcc and Bob Hughes
to Settle Old Arguments
in Ten Rounds.
About the limits
Time Tonight, R.30 o'clock
l'laco Convention hall.
Main event George "Orrek"
nnwn. ChWingo, m Ilittllng Or
tetr.i Oakland, middleweight
chnrrnnlonshlp contonilcr, 15
rounds to a dooUIon.
Jtnfcroo--Gcruld "Oed" Oiiilian.
Semi-'wlndup- -Hobby 1 Inches.
New Orlranfl, vs. Mutt McKeo,
Oklahoma City, bantamwelghti:,
10 roulds.
.Six rounds Kid Rpack, Tuln.
vs. Van PI1I7, Hapulpa, bantam
weights. Six roundH Kid Murray, Sand
Springs, vs. Hattllng Johnson,
Tulea. lightweights.
Iteferoc Itrry Dattoy.
Master of ceremonies Patsy
Announcer Sponccr A. Abbott.
Timekeeper--Harnov Cleveland.
Awsplcefl- -Tulsa, Athletic olub.
Direction Kchlre Mathlos.
What prominoa to 'bo the greatest
boxing card staged In Tulsa for
many a moon, provldlmr the prlnci
pain live u-p to their roputatlons, Is
scheduled for tonight when two
1bi1h Involving Ixixers of champion
rfMp contending chuw, clash at con
vention liall,
Promoter i;ddl Mathki.i nf tho
TiiVta Sporting1 club has mado ox
tcrwlvft .ireparntiorm to ussuro the
lureefw of tonights card. In addl-
Hon to tho two final bovitn two pro
lkmlnnrlc of Interest aro canled.
llr. Mathlaa haa secured ring offi
cials who ham demonstrated their
capability on numerous occasions,
which io an important factor In the
success or failure of n boxing Hhow.
Fighting1 Middleweight.
In the main event of 15 rounds.
C-oorgo "Oroek" Drown of Chicago,
one of tho greatest mlddlewelghts
of the, past decade meets Hauling
Ortega, sensational Oakland scrap
per. Ortega has enjoyed a meteoric
rfce to the top of tho pugilistic
world, and he Is now rated as ono
if tho leading contenders for Mflte
(.VDowd'n crowd. Ortega has been
virtually promised a go wish, O'Dowd
on tho Pacific coast, prorldtng he In
cjccineful tonight.
Brown, great "Spartan" mjt ar
tist, who has engaged In 317 ring
battles, during which tlmo ho has
met evory lending light in the 155
pound division, Is, Hke Ortegn, n
foremost title contender. He Is
matched to moct Georgo Chip, con
tingent on victory over Ortega to
night. An great interest Is ee.ntcrcd on
the sejnl-'wlmlup as on tho main
event. McKw and Hughes have
met six times. Four times they drew
nd twice Dabby emerged with
hairline decisions. Each boy has
been frequently mentioned lately ns
powdblo opponent of Jlmmv Wide,
flyweight champion McKee l
practically closed for a go with
Wide In Denver. This match is
lso greatlv dependent upon to
night's affnlr.
Two "widely divergent styles should
be offered In tho main bouts. Ilrown
M Ortega nro battlers of tho old
fVhloned type, which should as
sure a slugging match In tho final
'Vfrvt. Hughes and McKen are spoc
lueulnr boxers, two of tho cleverest
In the game.
IWixInz of Dlvertrrot StIo
Herald "Ged" Oalhrm, nationally
known referee a few years ago.
when he handled main events for
'he St. Ixiul Moose club, will offl
c ate in tonlght'H main goes. Larrv
Dalloy. who was agreed upon as ref
eree In the soml-wlmiup. has de
clined to offlela'n In that bout, ns
he managed Hobbv Huch's las'
fiimmer. and he decided that it
would not be fair to either boy for
Mm io officiate.
Hid Spack. Tulsa's clever news-
When Sherburne brought his Utile
ende, Kdl;h, to the white house on
' e lull that overlooked the smooth
iJko contentment reigned for two
ti ituhs and thon came the quarrel.
Sherburne first met Hdilh at th'
ii-ashore she was clad In a b.i'hlng
uu of blue and her red hair peeped
if from undur her rubber cap
Kill h was small nnd dulntv. but nn
fireiient swimmer, nnd she soon won
Sherburne's admiration.
inn day, when a bevy of tho youna
Koplo were gathered on tho raft,
Pil b was pushed off and. In her
downward flight, struck her arm
aeairsi a sharp rock, which had
'abseil It to bo broken. Sherhurnc.
n'e waiting for ICdlth a moment to
rirr, l0 (ho surface, dived and
fc-nught her up limp In his arms.
Dii Ing Kdlth's convalescence
Sherburne brought her man proofs
ot h s love, and Edith consented to
have him always provide for her
The snow was silently covering
'he fields while they were married
nd ar Sherburne and his bride on
'fred the llttlo white house, while
'he snowflalies dropped In tho little
like hat would s,oon bo covered with
( They weri Bitting In the dtnlng
Wn uie iaDie lay ine
"f "heir dinner. Edith broached her
"Kherble, do you like to smoke
Hherburne looked up from the
filing paper.
If .miAA ft'1... .1. , nt
. "I hate the smell of smoke, Sher
wne and you will get rny new cur
'"aa blackened and full of smoke."
.As Edith sal.1 (us she looked at
P attractive room with tho daintily
k..llace curtains, which had filled
r hMrt with pleasure,
"waca," Edith continued, J
Now that the
"big toy' final. y
has arrived, a re
view Kt jreKini
tluns for tonight's
boxing card ut
I jin ujitltwi hall
will uhow that
Promoter Kddle
.Vuthlaa has niadu
careful plnns
that tho piogrum
Is cf-nductod In
a baiiluretidlke
manner. Chief In
tocust. (uildo from
tho principals, l
corrtere.i on thn refeieo. In lied
Oahan. third man in tho ring In Oio
main events, Mr. Mainiaa lias
cured a veteran rlnK official, whope.
boxing cxnerlnmcc extends over two
rteendes. Mr, CJahim was wveral
years refereo at St. LouLs, knows
every angle of the game and has
tlw ability and tho guts to nnftirco
llitut knowledge.
Patsy forrlcan. master of cere
monies, wis mlUdlewvlcht champion
of AUNtrnlla In the dsyn of biue
knuckle fighting. Ho luis ulnco beon
a mormger and rfiree, Among
Patsy's dutlcw wll be tho onforce
inent of tho ono-second rulo, which
will jwrnilt only ono Hocond Xor esich
boxxvr. Tli will vllmlnato a com
mon evil In Tulsa, that of huvinff
several seconds encroaching on tho
seuts of patrons. Patsy will also
see that the bouts are run In Tapld
xequence. wlUoh l.i another good
move. Sup.TvWlon of other details
will full to tho capable Iricihnian.
Spenoor AblKJtt, n fluent speaker,
with a volco which can bo ltcard In
all sections of tho house, Will be an
nouncer. Harney Cleveland is, as
usual, timekeeper.
'Trenchy" doeen't know jnuoh
about boxing but his enthusiasm Is
that which mnkes It a grout sport
IVillowIng a workout a fow da)-B
ago, he announced to tins boys at
Pete's bar that ho had beon watch
ing tho borers "praattce."
The writer feels a personal loss
In the death yesterday of S. P.
"ni.ickle" Black. In tho parllance
of tho sporting world "Ulacklo"
wan a stroighit Hhooter. 'Which is
all that can bo saldl for any man.
Tills Is probably tho most Impor
tant week for Tulsa, 'basketball
quintets. Games Involving Htate;
colegdate and scholastic champion
ships, in adltlon to n city title con
tuit, are fcolu-duleil. Thcno are the
last scheduled gamec for thlj soliool
ttl'lntcts. l
Kendall college cusers clash to
night and tomorrow night with Phil
lips unlwrslty of Enid, on a Tulsa
floor. ThoHo two fives, with Uio
University of Oklahoma, aro tho
contenders for tho collogiato crown,
Tulsa mets an nnolent rival In tho
Oklahoma City five, tomorrow night
nt Oklahoma City. Intense rivalry
between rthoise schools will undoubt
edly result In a Utterly fought game.
Ohio Cities, defeated champions
of tho oil league, c.lah with tho faat
Tulfa high chool farulty five to
morrow night. In tho first of a series
tf city title combats.
IlhiHtratlng the sportlnc bloodi of
the eountrj'inen of (Jeorge llnnvn,
Is the following Incident: Monday
afternoon a Oreek named "John,"
was raoviil to place a small wager
on tlw Chlcogo baiitler. And Mon
day afternoon,. iuiivtng itho work
outs nt tho Ilnidy hotel ho ap
proached Promoter Mathlas and
asked "Did 1 wlif"
boy bantam, meets a boy worthv of
his best In Van PUT. of ''apu1' t
Pile, is the only boxor who hat
given Spack a fitXM within rec ni
months. Kid Murray, of Sand
Springs nnd Tluttllng Johnson of
Tulsa, hard hlttln nnd willing light
weights, open tho show wl'h a six,
round curtain rnlsor.
The first bout starts promp'ly at
S1 30 o'clock.
' hink you nre outdoors enough to
smoko out there, or at !east you
could smoke In your den "
I "No," he replied. "I don i imend
to This is my house u'ut l am runs
ter of it, un'l I Intwid to Do comfort
"Then I wll! smoko also." Kdith
flung at him as sho lep Hie room
slamming 'he door behind her
The next da Sherburne and Kdlh
were not their own elves Both
wero dlstnnt and cold.
That day Udlth bought some scent
ed cigarettes; and as Sherburne,
afier work, came up the walk lend
Ing to the little white house he saw
shadow of Kdlth smoking a clgaret
outlined ugnlnst the cjrtalns
Angry, he rushed Into tho room
finding Kdllh reading He questioned
her concerning thr. shadow, bin she
only replied, "No" she did not
know nor care.
This performance continued for
three or four nights, but one night
Sherburne stole In through the win
dow In his den unnoticed by Kdith
Then to his amazement he saw Edith
with a clgarot In one hand nr.d tne
lamp In the other, the lamp outlining
her shadow ag-Jlnst the curtain, that
hung from the window facing tho
The situation was so laughable
Sherburne, unable to contain his
mirth, sat down and laughed. Edith
was so surprised that she dropped
the clgaret and gazed tit Sherburne
In astonishment
Sherburne said; "You win. I
will smoke In the den hereafter.'
and gathering Edith In his arms, he
kissed her again and again to make
up for his past coldness.
Whenever ihelr lirle son asks
him why he only snfiUien tn he den
Sherburne says, laughln looking
at Edith, ' Ask mamma '
i ..
ft' jrtB
Bobby Hughes and Mutt McKee, Crack Southwestern
Bantams, and Ged Gahan.ThirdManinRing Tonight
Hobby lliigliiw
ramlllar Ilguro In Tulmi SHirtliig
Circles Dies After n (laino
light Anliwt Dentil.
S. P. "lllnckle" lllark. a familiar
nnd loved figure In Tulsa sportinru-if ri..i r
circles, died yesterday morning mTJIUQII Interest (JVCr
9:30 o clock ut tho Oklahoma hos
Dltal, n the rejnilt of Injuries sus
tained when ho wan tdruck by elo
vntor wclghls In tho Ixisement of the
Security Statu Punk building
Vcdncadny, I'"ebrunry 18.
Dig hearted, genial 'Illacklo,,
numbered countless friends In Tulsa
In nil walks of life, and his loss is
felt personally by all those who had
tho opportunity of knowing liim.
Ho made a valhint fight against
overwhelming odds, nnd even In his
last moments, would not rulmit do
feat IVlends talked with Mr. Hlack
a few minutes prior to his death and
ho was cheerful and confident ho
would Hvo.
Mr. Hlack was 3B years of niro and
had been a resident of Tulsa for sev
eral yuirs. Ho was owner of the
National barber shop until a few
months afro. At tho tlmo of his
death he was a director In the Fryer
Vacuum Sander company. Mr.
Hlack wan n cembor of tho Masonic
lodgo of Tulsa.
Tho deceased Is survived bv his
mother, Mrs. Sallndn. Hlack of Hcrry
vllle, Ark., two brothers, P. w. and
Jliclturd, nnd a son, Harold, ngo 12
years. Hurlal will bo at Mr. Hlaek's
old home nt Herryvlllo, Ark., tomor
row' afternoon. The body will bo ac
companied thero by a largo number
of Tulm friends.
Klcvtrio Lights for J en lis.
l$rl1 to The World.
JKN'KS, Feb. 26. Tho Sapulpa
Electric company Is wiring tho town
for electric lights. This company was
granted tho frnnchlso in 1U17 by an
overwhelming populnr vote. It Is
thought that tho town will bo lighted
during next month.
Illg (Ins Is Initiated.
, What .7ohn McLaughlin, past dic
tator of Tulsa lodgo 414, Loyal Order
of Moose, enlil was tho biggest clans
ever taken Into tho lodge was Initi
ated on Wednesday night
(7niln Man I Me.
CHICAOO. Fob, 2C. S. W. Lnm-
pon, prominent grain man of this
city, died in Pa-sidena, Cat., yester
day, according to worn received nero
today. Mr Iunwin was ill for u
short tlmo with pneumonia.
Itoddlu HeiiitiiH Home.
J C Iterlilln rntiieiif.il patnrdflv
evening from a two-day trip to Ok-I
muigeo and inner ncarny points.
Mrs. Ruth Is Confident Babe Will
Establish More Home Run Records
Hals! ICntli nnd Mm. Hutli Miapx-d rcm'iitly ut Ih AJigelcw. ltulli fc4
.lnm Ing Ills ulfo liow he liolils the kill In plnJilng.
There Is no doubt ns far as Mrs Ilabe Kuth, Is concerned, but what Habo i
ftuih l more than live up to the expectations of the Yankee owner mid
fans i" grti.i this cmlng campaign She s sure thut Ilabe h twenty-nine i
homo ruiui last jear weren't the result of a 'flash." The Yanks paid the i
Ited Sux tl2,0uQ for HaLe u few ucka ugo. j
Ocrnld "Cod" Gohan
Caging Contests to
Decide City Honors
Much Interna is being evinced
over tho first of a series of rlty
championship basketball games,
nchodulfld for tomorrow night
when tho undefeated CHbrto Cities
five, champions of tho Oil Ira gun,
!.'iu with tho Tulsa high school
Kendall college will probably
challenge tflic winner.
Defrnt Cook Inlnt Iloulcrs Ijist
Night Walh High lUiller.
Flretono Tire comnunv bowlers
defeatiil the Cook Paint flvo In tho
nrst and third frunuti of tho Tulsn
leTgiio Inut night. Vulli of Flie
stonc was hlgli llndlvlduiil nd!T
with 524.
Tho icores:
Fln"tone Totn.l
Sitlilhorry .... 1B5 100 X77 502
t.arrtsou IM I 1 20 3!0 43(1
(Julnlan 157 175 lni iV,
1-tws 1C0 185 170 515
WflMi 1175 155 194 52i
Total 771 801 885 2157
Cook's Pnlnt Co. Total
Harmon 139 170 142 451,
Vvrht 178 Hta IPCS 5011
Vilmot 149 170 ISO 49!)
Mlddaugh .... 150 136 155 4 11
liorgwuhl .... 15'1 200 177 628
Total i 767 838 823 2128
V. li. Clulis Oct Oml Torewrs.
ST. LOUIS, Feh. 26.---The Ht.
Louis Nationals tonight nnnounced
tho release of the following players:
Tom Kelly, pitcher, to the Houston
club of tho Texas league; William
Drown and James Ilottomly to tho
Joplln and Sioux City teams of tho
Western league, respectively, and
Fred Mollwltz to tho Sacramento
club of tho Pacific Const league. Tho
luttnr threo aro first basemen.
O'Keefo Outioln(H I'ltslniiiioiia.
KICNOBHA, Wis., rob. 2C- Dennis
O'Kccfe. Chicago woltorwelght, out
pointed I.Udle J' Itiwlinmonn, New
York lightweight, in a 10-roimd bout
tonight In the opinion of newspaper
writers nt tho ringside
Itr.Milts Yititenlny.
First race, four furlongs Voorln,
(Klnek) first; M.u-keluulne, (Itnilrl
qtlo)!) second; No Fooling, (Lyke)
third Time. I 2-5 Hun Courge,
Vera Twlford, Natalie nlwi run.
Second nice, five nnd one-half fur
limgs Uingdeii, (Thin ber) first;
Harrys Pet. (Droer) second; (len
ernl, ( Itndrlqiiei!) third Tlmo,
1'07 1-5. Hjieedv l-Mot, Nobbmnn,
Hpoknno (Jtieeti, Meddling Miss, Col.
Murphy, Valerie West, lluek Wheat,
ltti'hard V. also ran.
Third race, mile nnd 70 yardo
PhllllMlne. (llurkei first; Triumph
ant, (Htni'k) fecntul; Kalry Prince,
(lllolicreeki third. Tlmo. 1:45 4-5.
Corson, Dragon Hock, Prltioo Doug
las, llluo Thistle, Dundreary', Uttlo
wring, .Margaret N.. Copt l lodge.
Alt Vrzlun, Mitchell May also ran.
Fourth race. fix fin longs Lady
llriimmel, (Mrlckson) first; l'rtz,
(Willis) necoud; Kings Champion.
(Mntcalf) third. Tlmii, 1.12 2-6.
Pewnukee, Frank l1'. tilso ran.
Fifth nice, six furlong t Win,
(Thurber) first; Legotal, (Stack)
second; Osgood, (Plerco) third.
Time, 1:13. Don Trump, Cobalt luss
also ran.
Sixth race, mllo nnd sixteenth
Hndniln, (Wright) first; Nepper
Iihii, (Judge l second, (iolden Dawn,
(Hlchrxeek) third. Time, l'47. Cello.
Saints llrldge, Iwlnlwln, Siesta ulsu
Seventh race, mllo and sixteenth
.scdiiigemun, (Lyke) first; flour
mond, (Zoellor) second; Miss Filly,
(Paulay) third. Time, 1:18. Alheiui,
Ilrown Favorlto. Itovoler, llrian
lioru, Indian Chant also run.
lOntrli Today.
First rnco, threo and ono-lmlf fur
longs Joscphlno IC, 107; Paulino
Solomon, 112; Knhoma, 112; Mlns
Odrianna, 112; Twinltlo llluo, 112;
Hois Welch, 112; Vora Twlford, 112;
Knyman. 116; Tutt, 116; Coombs,
116, No Fooling, HE; Freddie, 116;
Marguerite Itese, 112; Kuby Mlokow,
107; Morning 1'ace, 112; Tnwasnnlha,
112; Tomiulo C, 115; Humpy, 116.
Second race, six furlongs Flying
Frog. 90: Now Model. 101; Sllvcy
Shapiro, 101; Onlco, 101; Madras
ainghain, 102; Tho Oallant, 104; Sir
John Vergno, 109; Columbia Tcnn,
109; Hell Itinger, 111; Pleusureville,
111; Prospitio Haby. Ill; Marasmus.
Ill; Wall Street, 111; Huntermatin,
112; Sherman A, 101, Hlddlodeo, 91,
Itngazza, 91; Ccltlve, 109.
Third race, mllo and sixteenth
Ooldvale, 96; Charming. 99; W. H.
Huckner. 99; Tit For Tat, 99; Chick
llarkley. 101; Prunes. 103; Ooldnrest
Hoy, 104; Thursday Nlghter, 106,
Hubbllug lyouder, 108; (laballo, 108,
CuplbU City. 109; Iwlnlwln, 110.
Fourth race, flvo furlongs
Maiden Voter, 98; Talisman, 98; Ace
of Trumps, 104; Cormorun. 104:
Vim, 104; Jean Hulllajit, 101; Our
Birthday, 104; Klchartl V, 104;
Tattlo. 101; Miss Orb, 107; Itulnbow
Olrl. 107; Yvotto, 107; Stepson, 112;
Too The Mark, 11a; Mnglkon, 112;
Pokey June, 98; l.'la. 10'; (lorliiun,
I Fifth rnro, one mile Heavy
Weapon. 92; Who Cares, 95, Lazy
1 Lou, 106; Quito. JOS. Night Wind,
I 111; Irish KIhh, 111; Speedster, 111;
i Fort Hllss, 111; Mose, 111; Duku
i John. 112.
I Sixth race, mllo nnd 70 yards
, Nelllo U'ltvkT. 96; Mldlu, 97; Nnsh
. otiih. 100; (ladling, 100, Viola d.aff
I ney, 102; Hib, 103; Foreclosure,
I Hi.'., Thunder Illrd. 106, Hiiiina J,
106; Copy Illght, 108; Challenger,
I 108; Ited Domino 108, Edith K. ,103;
, llluo Star. 106; Maize. 100,
Seventh lace, mile nnd three six
teenths -Hen Hnmpsini, 11,'!; Will-,
' Ignn. 101., El Itej, l&S; Imloleneo,
113, Will Do, 113; ItertHdniio, 113; '
Dragon Illicit. 113: (Jlolmier. 113: 1
Tun la e, 116- Itookery, 103; I'ondo
i ros.i. 111. Almliio, 1US, Arbitrator,
113, Dr Creigler, 113
Weather clear; trnek fact.
Tobacco E.xjjerts Show
Over Billion Pounds
Used in 1919.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 27- Of the
entire tobacco crop of 1.39,000,000
pounds In 1919, tho cigar types con
stituted About one-sixth and the
chewing, smoking, snyiff and expot'
tPH most of t'rje re-miUndor. ac
cording to the tobnec experts In
the di parlmont of agriculture Tho
.gar types are hoavy .producers per
u re the average fur 1919 being
I .'''5 pounds, while the other typei
had an average of 67S pound..
ltffi.ro 1919 the average farm
pritc nf rne cigar types of tolwcco
was always above thai of the other
'M'i'" it wholo. hut In that year
the extiadorlnury European demand
fur N.baceo other than the cigar
classes ami the lmmeimely Increased
uie or chewing, smoking and ex
hort types to 11.3 cents on Decem
ber 1, or greatly above the price of
21 9 cents for cigar tobacco. in
deed iho latter (l.uiH of tobacco had
a lower price than In either 1918
or 1917, not liec.uisn of Increase of
production, but lie, ause uf weaker
demand. The -iar ha been over
taken nnd passu) li the rigarct
Haillils Optical? AihU
Championship at Stake i
Here Tonight and I
Muulbctrtch rroHcnts Brilliant
Toain; Kendall Has a
Fine Uccord.
I'robublv IAiit'upn
KICNDAt J port. PHILLIPS
Dunhniii F Wllke
Keck 1' Wilkinson
Wllllatml tJ Levi
drove (1 Wells
DiUeotu (1 Mllum
Knndall cillege nnd Phllllivi unl
verslty bniikntbnll nulntets, luidlng
eonleiideni for tho titntn eiilleglnte
ehiuiiplounlilp, eliulh tonight at the
Kendall gymnasium ut 8:15 o'clock.
Another game In played tomorrow
I Theso contests nre tho most 1m
ipnitnnt of the season In state ool
! leglnte ciiglng idrcliv. Wurli team
lias dcmoustruteil Its cliuti in gnmi'H
wrth other Sooner fives. The Dnl
ivortdty of Oltlahomu Is the only stutn
collegiate quintet to dlsptitn tho right
I of Phlllliw and Kcmlnll to the Htato
championship nnd us the Hoopers
will probably not play ellher team,
this week's gntnes nre decisive.
ltoth triimii have been successful
In interatntn contetits ns well us In
those with Oklahoma five Phillips
nuceesHfuIly Invaded Texas u few
weeks ngi, meeting with only olio
dofeiit, that ut tho hands of tho
Texas Christian university. That net.
lsick was the only one suffered by
the red nnd white five this sejuion.
A defeat of the Kansas Aggie flvo of
Manhattan ut Ehld two weeka ago Im
the most Impressive victory on Phll
II II list Ihls year.
FniiiiiUH (irhl Stnr (wicli.
Clinch Johnny Matilbesteh, fonner
Michigan university football explain
nnd all A met brill lulfbiick. bilngs
a powerful squad to meet thn local
ejigers. Tho Haymakers' personnel
Is made up of veteran inumcth, all of
whom aro stum In their respective
In Wllke and Wilkinson, forwardit,
l'hllllirs presents two brilliant nnd
consistent basket shootera. Tho for
mer was star fixrwiird on the famous
Northwestern normal quintet of Alva
which mado n. coast to coast tour
threo years ngo, In which tho Okla
homnns defeated lending flvio of tho
United States. Wilkinson Is ono of
the most phenomenal forwards de
veloped In Oklahoma cagtntr clroles,
Ho first attract ml attention tin no
yenra ngo ns forward on tho Knld
high school flw, where ho played
his first nnd hud your In Oklahoma
soholastlc bankctlsill. For tho mist
two seasons the slnndor forward has
been n star In Oklahoma collcgiuto
John Levi, giant Center, Is a for
mer Chllloceo star who reoeivod all
his previous bnsketlMill training at
the Indian school. Ho wns a mem
ber of the ntate champion Chlllooco
quintet of two seasons ngo.
I'lMitbnll Sturx at (Itinnl.
Wells and MJIum. guards, wore
football Mtarii and their defonslvu
work has been ono of tho features of
Phillips' play throughout tho mvisoii.
Wells Is playing his tieeond year ut
Phillips. Milam Is the only flrwt
yeur man on the team.
It was from uncertain material,
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It's the story of 1930's lawman Elliot Ness (Kevin Costner in probably his best acting performance ever), a young and idealistic U.S. Treasury agent who is hell bent on rescuing his beloved Chicago from the booze-pushing clutches Al Capone (Robert DeNiro); Ness does his best, but his efforts prove fruitless and embarrassing. He feels like throwing in the proverbial towel until he meets opinionated beat cop Jim Alone (Sean Connery in his Oscar-winning role) who teaches Ness the ropes of the Chicago underworld. He also recruits Washington agent Oscar Wallace (Charles Martin Smith) and police recruit George Stone (Andy Garcia) and so it formed the titular quartet of incorruptible Volstead Act enforcers. But Capone won't let his lucrative business go without a fight, taking some of Ness's men out along the way. But Ness finds a fight within himself when he is confronted with the reality of the deaths of his peers, refusing to back down to the infamous liquor king. If there's an issue to be had with this movie, it's the same beef one might have with Braveheart or other action-fueled period pieces – hard facts are grossly overlooked in order to make way for a more dramatic unraveling of events. But for all that is wonderful about this movie, it's a forgivable offense (I'm not a big fan of the art deco look, but that's an eighties thing so I forgive that too).
The driving force behind this movie is certainly its cast. Costner, Connery, Garcia, and Wallace fit the four humors character grouping beautifully and DeNiro is sadistic and eerie in his cartoonish and nihilistic portrayal of Al Capone. And if the cast is the head and heart of The Untouchables, then technical elements are the arms and legs: the cast costumed in gorgeous Armani suits, the camera frames composed like Renaissance artwork, and the brilliant driving score by the singular Ennio Morricone (never was there a better titled theme for a movie than "The Strength of the Righteous"). And the blood of the movie, the source of its life? Action. Some people criticize this movie for being inconsistently paced, but I would disagree: I would say that the action scenes are so revelatory and rousing that they diminish the quieter moments of the film. The shootout with smugglers on the Canadian border is reminiscent of classic western gun battle grandiosity – the music swells and the heroes are on horseback and you feel like clapping. The best though is gun battle on the steps at the train station; it is by far one of the sweetest slow-mo action sequences in the movies and that includes all the movies today that beat the technique like a dead horse. If you've never seen The Untouchables, that scene alone is a stand-alone reason to watch it.

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A little over a month ago, a couple of employees at a car dealership in Illinois published a music video on YouTube titled "Keys In A Box," which parodied a sketch from Saturday Night Live.
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That classic line from the song "Somebody to Love" by legendary band, Queen epitomizes the destination for consumers and the goal of all salespeople. There's not a doubt in my mind that you've heard the phrase "People buy from people they like." In the past, a consumer had to come into a dealership to start the car…Continue
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Ever since the first car dealership opened, dealers have understood the emotional impact of "the walkaround." As consumers move through the buying cycle, they get to a point where they don't just want, but need to experience a vehicle that they are interested in. In the past, most consumers would visit the dealership…Continue
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AJ McCarron's girlfriend, Katherine Webb, went from relative unknown to Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model overnight. The internet can't get enough of this southern sensation so when The War Eagle Reader revealed that Katherine has a sister named Laurie Webb who is a sophomore at Auburn. Laurie sat down for an interview with the official Auburn newspaper, read it below, and check out some of her photos.
The War Eagle Reader: How's it been dealing with all the publicity your sister has received since Monday night?
Laurie Webb: "I feel like it's kind of overwhelming. It's really cool, though. It's different because she's my sister, and that's never happened before. It's just completely different."
The War Eagle Reader: What was your reaction when you saw her on TV during the national championship?
Laurie Webb: "I was at my friend's house, and we were just watching the game, and I saw my sister on TV, and she was on there forever. Then everybody was like, 'Dude, that's your sister!" And I'm like, 'I know!" My phone blew up and ended up dying pretty much; it was crazy."
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Young adults ages 18 to 44 will be screened during an ED visit for problem drinking and risky driving practices. Subjects who screen positive for problem drinking and risky driving will be randomized to one of three groups: No Contact Control Group (after informed consent, subjects receive no screening or intervention until 12 months after injury); Contact Control Group (subjects screened at baseline and every 3 months for 12 months, but receive no intervention); and a Brief Intervention Group (subjects receive screening and brief intervention with data collection points every 3 months for 12 months). In each group, 133 subjects will be enrolled (N=400). The intervention will consist of a 20-minute nurse visit in the ED and a booster intervention at 7 to 10 days after ED discharge. All subjects will be telephoned at 3, 6, 9 and 6 months by interviewers blinded to condition.
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The sheer number of evidentiary items in any particular case is growing. These items have an increasing number of complex interrelationships that must be captured, maintained, tracked, and accounted for. Additionally, there are an increasing number of processes that require a large number of procedural steps and the integrity of the process must not only be maintained but verifiable. This evidentiary process is essentially an inventory management problem and one of the most recent developments in inventory management is the use of radio frequency identification (RFID) tagging to track and maintain accurate data concerning the inventory items. We are proposing a pilot test of RFID technology in the forensic laboratory environment, specifically a DNA analysis laboratory application. We hope to demonstrate the practical utilization of this technology to not only solve tracking and verification issues, but to enhance the data tracking and the assurance of procedural continuity in accordance with accepted scientific practice.
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Anthony Hendrickson, Brian Mennecke, Anthony Townsend, and Kevin Scheibe, Iowa State University
As the workload for criminal forensic laboratories grows, so too will the need for these labs to better manage their laboratory environments. Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) provide forensic labs with a platform for collecting, storing, and managing laboratory information. A variety of LIMS products are available on the market today with systems designed for a number of diverse applications both related to and unrelated to forensic analyses (e.g., medical labs have different requirements than do forensic labs). This makes the selection of the appropriate LIMS system difficult in light of the variety of forensic applications and numerous LIMS products. We are proposing a project to identify the requirements that forensic laboratories have for LIMS Systems, to develop a process model of the data flow activities in the typical forensic laboratory, and design guidelines for selecting, purchasing, and implementing these systems. We will use interviews, focus groups, conjoint methodology, and structured information requirements analysis and data gathering to capture information about the core requirements for LIMS systems in forensic laboratories. We will then synthesize this information with methodologies used in industry for selecting complex information technologies.
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ASCLD recommends peer review and peer verification as part of the quality assurance process for crime lab work. Due to the low numbers of specialized forensic personnel, it is often necessary to call on a "peer†from another organization within the same state or in a different state to accomplish the review process. This project targets the peer review on firearms verification as part of a Memorandum of Understanding between the South Dakota State Forensic Laboratory in Pierre and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Forensic Science Laboratory in Bemidji. The review involves video conferencing facilities connecting Bemidji, MN to Pierre, SD. A high resolution camera is mounted on a microscope for the video conferencing. This permits the remote firearms examiner to review the firearms evidence at the same time as the local firearm examiner. The arrangement is developed with the agency IT staff to satisfy agency security protocols. Specific project objectives are: 1) to identify and test components needed for remote peer review and peer verification, 2) to develop a prototype process and define a procedure for remote peer review, and 3) to develop a prototype process and define a procedure for remote peer verification process.
The following proposal is for the development of a customer satisfaction survey methodology, compliant with both ISO and ASCLD recommendations. The process will involve a series of interviews and focus groups, followed by the development of the survey instrument and usage methodology. A test of the instrument will also be conducted with a few laboratories and some of their key customers, following this; the survey will be processed into its final format. This final survey, along with a detailed usage methodology designed to lead to continuous customer relationship improvement, will be the project's ultimate deliverable.
Process mapping is an illustrated description of how things get done. This enables the participants to visualize an entire process and identify its areas of strength and weakness. Process maps help reduce cycle times and defects while recognizing the value of individual contributions. The objective of this project is to modify existing process mapping training content to address crime laboratories, to develop protocols, and to prepare teams of personnel from the crime labs in the region to perform process mapping and management-process reviews. The newly trained team will then perform a process mapping trial activity at one of the region's labs. Afterwards, the team will refine the mapping process based on the outcome, and the results will be reported to the forensic community. The team will then begin working with other laboratories in the region.


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Summer months are the best times of the year to have a barbecue gathering. When one thinks of barbecue, most people probably think of American style hot dogs and hamburgers. Another type of barbecue called Korean barbecue, Gogigui, Korean method of roasting beef, pork, chicken, or other types of meat. These dishes are often prepared at the table on gas or charcoal grills that are built into the table. The most popular Korean BBQ is bulgogi, made from thickly sliced beef sirloin or tenderloin, or galbi, marinated beef short ribs.
Picnic Garden is a restaurant where you combine the best of both worlds, Korean BBQ and all you can eat, it should be on every meat lover's "to do" list. The restaurant has a simple and functional design. The eating area has tables with built in gas grills, each table has three long sides of bench-style seating. The seating style is great for groups. On the other side of the seating area is the buffet station where you can grab as many types of meats you would like to grill. There is the standard chicken, beef, pork, bulgogi, galbi, all deliciously marinated. A really great place for meat lovers. If you are more adventurous, there is also squid, intestine, chicken gizzards, and cow hearts. An appetizer station is located next to the meat station, it has many of the Korean side dishes such as scallion pancakes, dumplings, kimchi, japchae, fried rice, and many more. In case all the meat and sides are not enough to fill your stomach, they also have different selections of hot soups, seaweed soup, beef radish and miso soups.
The staff is very helpful and efficient, they rotate around to all the tables, helping you cut the meat into smaller pieces so they will cook faster. The staff will often change the grill grates when needed. They are very friendly and attentive to your needs. The ventilation is also very good, not like some of other Korean restaurants, where your cloths will smell like Korean BBQ after you come out of the restaurant. It is a great place bring your family and friends for a large gathering, they have a separate seating area for large parties.
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The Oktoberfest 2013 beer festival opened at Theresienwiese on September 21, 2013 in Munich, Germany. Munich's mayor Christian Ude launched the Oktoberfest at 12.00 o'clock in the Schottenhamel-tent by tapping the first barrel of beer with the traditional "O'zapft is!" ("It's tapped!"). The Munich Oktoberfest, which this year will run from September 21 through October 6, is the world's largest beer fest and draws millions of visitors.


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I have a Dell Inspiron 1520 laptop connected to my wireless broadband (UK ISP, o2) and a desktop PC which - until a few days ago - was connecting fine.
On my desktop PC I am running Windows XP and, using the XP connection UI, I can see the wireless network I want to connect to. Attempting to connect gives the error:
Windows is unable to connect to the selected network. The network may no longer be in range. Please refresh the list of available network, and try to connect again.
Trying again makes no difference.
I've rebooted, reinstalled the network drivers, reinstalled the card itself (Belkin 802.11g Network Adapter) and tried manually assigning IP addresses, neither of which have worked.
Speaking of IP addresses, running "ipconfig" in the DOS shell gives me the following error:
Media State . . . . . . . . . . . : Media Disconnected
No amount of "ipconfig/release" or "renew" makes the slightest difference.
Any ideas, folks? I'm beginning to worry about the future of my PC.
Any help appreciated.


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Ryan Seacrest invited the South Korean superstar Psy to his On Air radio show to chat about the effects of his "Gangnam Style" and signing with Scooter Braun. These include but are not limited to: quickly adopting the Schoolboy life by partying with The Wanted and attending the VMAs. Both are fun (we'd imagine) but you know you've really made it when the man with 37 jobs finds the time to talk to you.
The two discuss Psy's ongoing transition from South Korean hip-hop act to global phenomenon, thanks to his mix of "classy and cheesy," which has proven to transcend any language and cultural barriers. He admitted to initially accepting his role in the music world as a mentor to emerging acts from his homeland, not a K-pop star worldwide. "The K-Pop artists in this country, most of them are boy bands or girl bands and most of them are junior to me in Korea," he explained. "That was my role in Korea, I never expected I'd become a K-Pop star. That was my job, buy a drink to the juniors who go overseas." He also shed some light on his personal life, revealing himself to be the father of two girls (cool dad alert!) who'd rather talk about concerts than their increasingly famous parent. Enjoy their chat below.
Just like the beginning of football season, baseball playoffs welcome a new opportunity to parody your favorite song of the moment with some unexpected performers. Major League Baseball has joined the "Gangnam Style" craze with a new promo hyping the impending postseason, brought to us by the talented Gordon Mack. The video features the literal and metaphorical big heads of today's superstars against the memorable backdrops of Psy's video. And because it would likely be too much of a hassle to rope Derek Jeter, Chipper Jones, Albert Pujols and many others into one room during the regular season—not to mention teach them the specific choreography—all athletes included are "dancing" along thanks to the power of technology. Play ball!


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Green-News: Tuesday 10.28.08
- Experts at the United Nations believe MORE investment in green technologies and clean energy could spur GLOBAL economic growth; Scoop World reports.
- Wind power posted GAINS this quarter, adding 1,389 megawatts of wind energy, opening up 8 NEW turbine facilities and announcing plans for 19 more; via TreeHugger.
- Lots of economic news today! A top economist URGES moving towards a low-carbon economy should NOT be stifled by the current financial downturn; the AFP reports.
- Over the past 3 decades California's energy initiatives have created and saved 1.5 MILLION jobs and added $45 BILLION to state payroll; via Reuters.
- Greenpeace has there OWN idea for resurrecting the economy! Invest $360 BILLION in renewable power and energy efficiency; the AFP explains.
- To OFFSET individual carbon-footprints, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will let commuters BUY emission credits that go towards charity; The New York Times reports.


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Rolling Stone Magazine asked their readers to vote on the worst bands of the 90's last week. There were some obvious bands and one that will blow your mind. And yes Mase's No Nickleback Guarantee stands true to even Rolling Stone readers. Here is the list.
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Nuts and Seeds Are Excellent Foods!
Nuts and seeds are a natural part of the diet of homo-sapiens. They are perfectly adapted to the taste and ability of humans to pick, dry, store, and crack. No wonder study after study shows raw nuts and seeds not only lower cholesterol, but protect against common diseases of aging. I recommend almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews, pecans, pistachios, macadamias, filberts, and walnuts; and sunflower, sesame, flax, and pumpkin seeds. These delicious natural foods are high in nutrients and healthful unsaturated fats.
Nuts are an excellent natural food. Because they have hard shells and are picked off large trees with deep roots, nuts are relatively well protected from pesticides and environmental pollution. Nuts are a clean source of the healthful type of fats. They also are a good source of protein, which makes up about 15 to 25 percent of their calories.
Nuts and seeds are wonderful foods that can help ensure that your children develop healthy bodies and minds. In fact, one important key to your children's ongoing good health is to eliminate dairy products (low-nutrient foods, containing saturated fat) from their diets and make raw nuts and seeds (high-nutrient foods, containing unsaturated fat) their major source of fat.
Avoid roasted and salted nuts; they lose too many beneficial compounds. However, it is okay to place nuts in the toaster oven on low for a minute or two to enhance the crispness and flavor.
Try these nutty recipes:
Peach Ice Cream with Nut Pie Shell
16 oz. frozen sliced peaches
1/2 cup soy milk
1/2 cup ground walnuts
1/2 cup ground macadamias
1/2 cup ground pecans
4 coconut-date rolls
Make the nut crust by kneading the ground nuts with the date rolls and pressing into the bottom of a glass pie pan. Blend the frozen peaches with the soymilk and spoon into nut crust before serving.
Golden Delicious Cheese
1 cup raw cashews
1/2 cup raw blanched almonds
2 golden delicious apples, peeled, cored, and sliced
Grind the cashews and almonds into a powdered meal in a VitaMix or coffee grinder, and then blend the ground nuts with the apple slices. Spread the mixture into a flat storage dish, uncovered, and store in the refrigerator until it hardens, somewhat like cheese.
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ELYRIA — While Wadsworth freshman Noah Baughman was the lone Medina County wrestler to lock up a spot on the Ohio team that will travel to the national tournament in July, most of the area's competitors at the Greco Roman and freestyle state tournaments found success this weekend.
"I'm very excited at the thought of wrestling (in Fargo, N.D.)," said Baughman, who placed fourth in the Cadet 113-pound bracket. "I know there are a lot of tough kids there, and I think it would be a fun time."
Four other Grizzlies earned state placements in the freestyle tournament Sunday, Buckeye's Brandon Nagy finished fourth in the Cadet 132-pound bracket and Highland's Nick Corvo finished third at 195 in the Cadet Greco Roman tournament Saturday.
"Clay Wenger is our freestyle head coach, and he did an excellent job with our young kids," Wadsworth coach John Gramuglia said. "He wrestles at Kent State and he's a former Grizzly. It was exciting … except for the fire alarm (that halted competition for about half an hour). We're real excited about our future here."
Gramuglia's not joking when he uses the word "kids" and talks about the program's future.
Robbie Bosley is a junior, Shane Mast, who went 1-2 at 170 pounds, is a sophomore, Darrin Gilkerson is also a freshman and Cody Surratt and John Kelbly are eighth-graders.
"They're young," Gramuglia said. "Plus, we had a lot of kids go to the schoolboy (state tournament) last week, so we have quite a few good wrestlers coming. That's what it takes … it cycles through."
Corvo earned the county's top finish before any of the Wadsworth wrestlers showed up for Saturday's opening freestyle action.
The Hornets sophomore opened with a 6-0, 6-0 technical fall over Thomas Bowles, was pinned in 44 seconds by Jerek Cropper and finished with a 7-0, 6-0 technical fall over Jaret Bunch.
"I like launching kids, that's why I do Greco," said Corvo, who didn't compete in the freestyle tournament. "I have a lot of upper-body strength, and I think the throws are fun."
Corvo also took third at the Greco Roman state tournament last year and plays defensive end for the Highland football team.
"I'll do a lot of lifting this summer — it helps me get stronger for both of my sports," he said.
Not many wrestlers looked stronger out the gate than Baughman, who earned 14 out of a possible 15 points in his three Saturday matches.
Baughman picked up five easy ones when opening-round opponent Josh Portillo defaulted after being injured an hour earlier in his Greco Roman final. Baughman then pinned Kyle West before handing a technical fall to Parker Buschelman.
Baughman split matches Sunday — losing a technical fall to eventual champion Jose Rodriguez and pinning Surratt — to earn a spot in the third-place match, where he lost 8-2, 0-2, 3-2 to Troy Christian's Michael Sergent.
"Noah got beaten on freestyle," Gramuglia said. "He dominated the kid and just got crotch-lifted for some of his points at the end.
"I think everyone did well, but I think Noah kind of stood out."
Baughman didn't earn an automatic spot on the national team with his fourth-place finish, but Gramuglia petitioned for him to grab a spot after the tournament.
The Grizzlies coach believes a spotlight on the national tournament will provide an enthusiasm boost.
"That's why we want to get Noah on there because that'll start the snowball again," Gramuglia said. "Other kids will want to do it next year."
The other state placers for Medina County were: Gilkerson (fifth at Cadet 138 pounds), Surratt (sixth), Kelbly (fourth at Cadet 195), Bosley (fifth at Junior 160) and Nagy (fourth at Cadet 132), who wrestles with the Wadsworth offseason club.
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This is a Comparison for 2 lamp 4' T-Bar Fluorescent lamp fixtures. The standard for this project is a T12 lamp on a magnetic ballast. We will be looking at comparing different size Fluorescent lamps as well as various LED systems for retrofitting
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We will be using a standard 2 lamp, 4' lamp fixture that we will suspend 8' from the ground and take various light measurements, measurements directly from the ground, and outward in marked locations measuring light disbursement.
Measurement of power consumption.
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July 12 is community printmaking day at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Cleveland. This free event invites families and community members to experiment with various printing processes to create uplifting messages and beautiful imagery. Among the activities is an opportunity for guests to produce a vibrant poster that will be displayed at the 2014 Gay Games in August to encourage positivity and inclusivity among the athletes and audiences. People of all artistic skills and abilities are welcome to contribute to the poster.
The 2014 Gay Games will take place in Cleveland, Ohio from August 9 - 16. It is considered to be one of the most inclusive sports and cultural festivals in the world. The Gay Games are open to all adults, regardless of sexual orientation or athletic ability. With more than 35 sports (from darts to triathlon, bowling to softball) and 2 cultural events (band and chorus), there's something for everybody. For over a quarter century, the Gay Games have built an international legacy of changing cultural, social and political attitudes towards LGBT people across the globe, while at the same time empowering tens of thousands with the transforming benefits of sports competition.
For those who want to get involved in MOCA's community printmaking day, it will take place from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. on July 12. MOCA is a leading force in the cultural life of Northeast Ohio, and is recognized nationally and internationally for its vital and creative exhibitions and public programs. Through approximately eight exhibitions a year, all accompanied by public and education programs, and many also by scholarly catalogues, MOCA brings the work and ideas of a diversity of national and international artists to its audiences.
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College Hockey:Michael Nets OT PP Winner, Keeps Miami In Hunt for First
OXFORD, Ohio — Chris Michael's overtime power-play goal lifted the RedHawks over the Buckeyes, 4-3, keeping Miami in the hunt for the regular-season CCHA title.
With the Wolverines and Spartans tying in East Lansing, the RedHawks are just one point behind Michigan in league play with one game remaining in the season, but Miami head coach Enrico Blasi said that the RedHawks aren't thinking beyond having to play a rematch against Ohio State Saturday night in Columbus.
"We've looked at it one game, one week at a time," said Blasi. "If we happen to be there, then great, and if not we just have to move forward. One thing this team's always done well this year is that the highs haven't been too high and the lows haven't been too low."
Seven different players accounted for the goals between both teams in a contest that was back-and-forth, end-to-end. Greg Hogeboom had a goal and an assist for Miami, and Matt Waddell had a two-point game for the Buckeyes with two helpers.
"It was a good hockey game," said Blasi. "Unfortunately it came down to a bounce in the end, but both teams played a good game tonight."
That bounce was Michaels' power-play goal at 3:07 in OT with OSU's Chris Olsgard in the box for holding. From the top of the right circle, Hogeboom rifled the puck to Michaels, stationed left of the net; Michaels stuffed the puck in between the left post and Buckeye goaltender Mike Betz for his sixth goal of the year and the 20th Miami win of the season.
Ohio State head coach John Markell made no attempt to hide his contention with the overtime call.
"We played a good road game, we fought until the end. It would be nice, for once, for the team to determine the outcome of the game," said Markell. "This has been happening for five games now for us, five games in a row. It's getting a little sickening."
Markell didn't question the call itself, but said that referee Steve McInchak had the opportunity to call something similar against Miami at the other end when the Buckeyes were on the odd-man rush earlier in the overtime.
"We had a two-on-one and he [a Miami player] gives [Scott May's stick] three yanks, right in front of a referee, and he calls that [the Olsgard penalty] and then that's going to determine the outcome of the game?"
Markell did say that the Buckeyes had opportunities before the overtime to win the game. "I thought we played very well. We played a great road game, had good execution, got a power-play goal at the right time. I'll take that effort every night. I'll especially take it again tomorrow night."
May opened the scoring for the Buckeyes at 9:55 in the first when he went in shorthanded and beat Brandon Crawford-West on the stick side, but Marty Guerin tied it for the RedHawks at 17:35, with his one-timer on a beautifully executed Miami power play.
Sean Collins broke the 1-1 tie at 3:59 in the second, giving OSU its second lead of the night on his blast from the top of the right circle, but Hogeboom knotted the score again at 12 minutes later when he flew in on the right wing and lifted the puck up and over Betz's glove for his 17th goal of the season.
The RedHawks took their first lead of the night at 5:21 in the third after Tyler Hustead won the puck along the boards left of the OSU net and passed to Geoff Smith, who skated in alone on Betz, threading the Buckeye goaltender's five-hole. But — predictably — the Buckeyes tied the game once more when Matt Beaudoin capitalized on the OSU power play, scoring point-blank from left of the net at 10:48.
As the clock ticked down to the final minutes of regulation, each team played more and more cautiously to avoid giving up a fluky, game-ending goal. Given that this was the second-to-last game of the regular season and the only overtime contest in which Ohio State has been involved this year, a game-ending power-play goal was bound to draw the ire of the Buckeye coaching staff.
"I didn't see it," said Blasi of the penalty. "That's the game, you know?"
Crawford-West made 30 saves in the win; Betz stopped 19 shots. The RedHawks were 2-for-8 on the power play to the Buckeyes' 1-for-6 power-play performance.
The teams meet again Saturday night at 8:05 p.m. in Value City Arena for the regular-season finale.
"I just look for another intense game between these two rivals," said Blasi. "Both teams play hard, both teams can hurt you in more ways than one. It's another game in the CCHA pitting two good teams."
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Welcome to year four of Wrestler of the Week. Much like the previous three years this will continue to be a little way to highlight an individual (or tag team as the case may be) that had a particularly banner week in terms of storyline or on-air achievement. Just like in previous years, in addition to highlighting a Wrestler of Week, two honorable mentions will also be noted. Throughout the year point totals will be tallied. Just like in year three, each week 10 points will go to the actual Wrestler of the Week, 5 points going to the first Honorable Mention and 3 going to the second Honorable Mention. At the end of the year a Wrestler of the Year will be crowned.
Wrestler of the Week
Seth Rollins
Mr. Money in the Bank had another big week on WWE TV, unsurprisingly. In the main event of Monday Night RAW he defeated his arch nemesis Dean Ambrose in a wild Falls Count Anywhere Match and punctuated the proceedings by giving Ambrose a Curb Stomp through some strategically placed cinder blocks. Then he traveled to SmackDown on Friday night and defeated former World Champion Jack Swagger via count out. Rollins' momentum keeps growing as 2014 rolls on.
Honorable Mention
Stardust and Goldust
The brothers in paint returned to action against somebody that wasn't the team of Curtis Axel and Ryback this past week WWE Monday Night RAW. The brother tandem defeated the reigning WWE Tag Team Champions (and fellow brother tandem) Jimmy & Jey Uso in a non-title bout. They then kept the newfound success going Friday night on SmackDown when they defeated The Wyatt Family (Harper & Rowan) in another tag match.
Samoa Joe
The reigning and defending TNA X-Division Champion defeated an old rival this past week on the Hardcore Justice edition of Impact Wrestling when he beat Low Ki. Joe and Low Ki have battled all across the country for years in and out of various wrestling promotions. Their match that aired on Thursday was one of the best free TV matches of the week and reminder of how good TNA Wrestling's X-Division used to be and how good it be again.


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TUCSON, Ariz. (Jan. 9) -- University of Arizona women's basketball player Reshea Bristol has been selected as the WomensCollegeHoops.com "National Star of the Week" for Jan. 2-9.
Bristol, a senior guard, earned the honor after being named Pac-10 Player of the Week two weeks in a row. She led Arizona to a road sweep of California and Stanford to open Pac-10 play last weekend.
As a team, Arizona has also been chosen as one of this week's WomensCollegeHoops.com "Teams on the Rise". The Wildcats are currently 12-2 and have won nine of their last 10 games.
For the full story, go to www.womenscollegehoops.com and click on the "Weekly Summary" link.


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Help a geochronologist part of Geoscience in Two-year Colleges:Activities
This activity allows students to better understand radiometric dating and absolute dating techniques by calculating radiometric ages of zircon crystals. Their calculated ages then serve as tools to practice creating graphs, interpret analytic data, and reconstruct geologic events.
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Is Workforce Training The Critical Link To Get Students Engaged? part of SAGE 2YC:Supporting Student Success:Supporting Student Success in Geoscience at Two-year Colleges:Essays
Teaching geology at a moderately-sized community college in southeast Virginia has taught me that most students coming into my classes 1) are there because they need to satisfy their lab-science/general education requirements, 2) perceive geology to be either "easier" or "more interesting" than physics, chemistry, or biology, and 3) really have no clue what geology is about. As the ever-optimistic instructor, I've forged ahead with my classes expecting that enthusiasm, dynamic and interactive lectures and labs, and attempting to use details to construct "the big-picture" would lead to the new generation of geoscientists. Increasingly, I've learned that my students want to see connections to "the real world" and that they have little to no concept of what geoscientists "do". As I've started incorporating more real-world examples into my classes, I have heard more and more to the effect of "yeah it's interesting, but what am I going to do with geology?". Apparently a meaningful barrier still exists for my students studying the geosciences in more detail, and it seems that stronger connections to the workforce could help elucidate what geologists actually "do", providing my students with more relevant examples of geology and that critical link to what they could do after leaving my class.
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Utilizing the Paleobiology Database to Provide Hands-On Research Opportunities for Undergraduates part of Earth Educators Rendezvous:Rendezvous 2016:Program:Poster Sessions:Thursday
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A Game of Thrones
by George R. R. Martin
A Game of Thrones Chapter 47 Summary
How It All Goes Down
Daenerys 5
- In Vaes Dothrak, Daenerys eats a horse's heart to show how strong her son is going to be. Hmm.
- The wise old women of the Dothraki (the dosh khaleen) say that Daenerys will bear the "stallion that will mount the world," the leader who will join all Dothraki together and conquer the world.
- At a feast to celebrate, Viserys comes in and threatens his sister with a sword. Khal Drogo promised him a crown of gold and he never got it: boo-hoo is basically his point.
- Now, there are several problems with that, including the fact that, in the Dothraki holy city of Vaes Dothrak, no one is supposed to shed blood. (So the sword that Viserys is waving around = big trouble.)
- So Khal Drogo gives Viserys his crown of gold: he melts down some of his gold jewelry (he's got a lot of it) and pours it over Viserys' head. That prevents any blood from being spilled and has some poetic justice. Win-win.
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Spring 2012: Bieberle did not play during the spring of 2012.
Fall 2011: Bieberle posted a 1-5 singles record and a 1-3 doubles record during the fall…he won his opening round singles and doubles matches at the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate to reach the round of 16 in singles and the quarterfinals in doubles.
2010-11: Bieberle did not see action in any matches in 2010-11.
2009-10: Bieberle went 0-1 in singles competition for the Vandals in the spring of 2010, falling at the No. 3 spot in his only action.
2008-09: Beiberle went 2-0 during the 2009 spring season for the Vandals, earning wins at the No. 6 spot over Seattle University and Bethany (Kansas). During the fall season Bieberle played in the Boise State Fall Classic, EWU/GU Invitational and the ITA Mountain Regional. He also went 1-2 for the year in doubles matches.
High School: Bieberle boasts a near perfect high school record, winning 110 matches while only losing six. During his time at Claflin High School, he won regional titles all four years and finished second in the state of Kansas as a junior and senior. Bieberle helped led his team to the Kansas state championship as a junior.
Personal: He is the son of Lee and Jamie Bieberle. He was born August 24, 1989 at Hays, Kansas. He was captain of the basketball team at Claflin High School. He is majoring in Biology and Business at Idaho.


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"Flatbread Friday" is this bakery's entry in the all-you-can-eat stakes. For $12 (kids under 10, $8), dig into classic pizzas, as well as inventions like chicken-and-pesto or green-olive-and-pepperoncini. Unlimited salad, too, and chocolate-almond frangipane pizza for dessert.
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College Hockey:Unsung players factor big for Minnesota-Duluth, Michigan
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Kyle Schmidt, Friday's recipient of the Derek Hines Unsung Hero Award, is no longer too unsung after his title-clinching goal Saturday night.
One of his teammates though, came out of nowhere to provide Minnesota-Duluth with a big goal in a big spot.
Max Tardy, a freshman who hadn't scored a goal in his college career, has skated on UMD's second power play unit since Schmidt went down with an injury in the regional finals two weeks ago.
The Bulldogs kept him on the power play, despite Schmidt's return, and in a tie game Saturday, he found himself in the right place at the right time.
"I know my teammates and my coaches have a lot of confidence in me, putting me out on the power play," Tardy said. "I was just trying to stay calm and act like I was playing junior hockey."
Tardy took the puck from behind the net to the side of the goal and took a shot. The initial shot was saved, but he buried the rebound for his first goal in his 26th collegiate game.
"The last few weeks, we practiced him [on the power play]," said Minnesota-Duluth coach Scott Sandelin. "He certainly has good skill level. He sees the ice. You'll probably see him [on the power play a lot next year]."
Saturday was the fifth time no members of UMD's "big three," Jack Connolly, Justin Fontaine, and Mike Connolly, didn't score a goal. The last time it happened was in a March 4 win against Nebraska-Omaha. The Bulldogs are 3-2-1 when none of the three score.
Kyle Schmidt entered the Frozen Four with nine goals and left with 11.
Michigan also got scoring from some unlikely sources in its two games in St. Paul. The combined total goals scored by the guys that scored for the Wolverines at the Frozen Four: eight, not including Scooter Vaughan's empty-netter Friday.
Ben Winnett scored the game-winner in the first period in the semifinals against North Dakota and put the Wolverines on the board against UMD for his fourth and fifth goals of the season.
"Ben Winnett had a great weekend," said Michigan's Louie Caporusso. "If it wasn't for him, I don't know if we would have been in the final game. Guys go unnoticed. Those guys win championships. They're in the shadows."
Jeff Rohrkemper's game-tying goal in the second period was his third goal of the season.
"I think the top players just neutralized each other throughout the game, and it's an unsuspected or unsung hero that scores the goal," said Michigan coach Red Berenson.
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