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TRAVERSE CITY BATS TOO HOT FOR OTTERS
 The Evansville Otters were defeated in a slugfest by a score of 14-4 on Saturday night at Bosse Field. Evansville right-hander, Luc Rennie, struggled early on, allowing four runs on three hits in the first inning. The Otters would tack on a run in the third behind a scorched triple from Kolten Yamaguchi, followed by a sacrifice fly. Traverse City would score an additional run in the fifth to bring the score to 5-1. The Otters mustered a two-run rally in the fifth, highlighted by clutch singles from Chris Breen and Kaeo Aliviado, which brought Evansville back within striking distance 5-3. However, the sixth inning would prove to be all Traverse City from that point. Unfortunately, four hits that included a three-run bomb led to five runs for the Beach Bums. The Otters would score another run in the sixth thanks to an RBI single by Yamaguchi, making the score 10-4. Mercifully, the scoring parade would end after the seventh. Although, not before Traverse City padded their lead with four more runs, behind two key hits.
Evansville will look to bounce back tomorrow against Traverse City for the series finale, with first pitch slated for 5:05 pm CDT at Historic Bosse Field. Tickets available at www.evansvilleotters.com or by phone at 812-435-8686 ext. 21.
JULY 31,16 “READERS FORUM”
WHATS ON YOUR MIND TODAY?
“IS IT TRUE†will be posted on this coming MONDAY.
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DONALD TRUMP, THE ADHD CANDIDATE
Making Sense by Michael Reagan
Those of you who regularly read my column know that Donald Trump was not my first choice for the GOP nominee. He was not my second choice either. Rather than belaboring the point, I’m just going to say that while I am not “Never Trump,†I am most assuredly “Never Hillary.â€
That’s why I’m going to be voting for Donald Trump in November.
But he doesn’t make it easy. Many political experts are wishing Trump were a constitutional conservative. Others are wishing Trump were more open to free trade. While another group wishes he would give some clarity as to his final position on taxes and the economy.
Personally, I think granting those wishes would make Trump a more acceptable candidate to members of the GOP base and a portion of the independent electorate. But rather than focus on policy, I just wish the Almighty would see fit to grant Trump a longer attention span.
A myriad of ills besetting his campaign would be cured if Trump could just focus on just the topic of the day, to say nothing of seeing the big picture as it applies to November.
Instead, Trump is forever stepping on his own campaign message as he goes charging down one rabbit trail after another. These detours into the bush do nothing to help him win and many only serve to make it harder to prevail in November.
The latest is a revenge plot reported by the Washington Examiner that seeks voter vengeance on John Kasich and Ted Cruz.
Kasich sat in his tent on Achilles Avenue during the GOP convention that took place in his own state! He refused to either endorse Trump —- in violation of the fealty pledge he was eager to foist on Trump earlier in the campaign —- and he refused to darken the door at the convention.
Cruz’ offense was making a primetime speech at the convention where he refused to endorse Trump.
Of the two, Trump has more reason to be unhappy with Kasich and less with Cruz. Kasich just appears to be a sore loser and his petulant refusal to get on the Trump train does nothing to help him in the future.
Cruz said he refused to endorse Trump —- which should not have come as a surprise to the Trump campaign, if they didn’t know exactly what Cruz was going to say before he said it, they have no business running for president —- because Trump insulted his wife and accused his father of being part of the JFK assassination plot.
So Trump is now offended. I say join the club.
But when The Donald is offended he evidently can’t focus on anything else. Now, Trump says he’s going to personally fund a Super PAC designed solely to make sure Kasich and Cruz lose their next election. He claims he’s ready to write a check for $20 million to get revenge.
All this does is make Trump look very small and very petty. Who wants to vote for a sore winner?
Worse, it distracts Trump and the media from focusing on his plans to defeat Hillary.
Please, Donald, forget about Cruz and Kasich and concentrate on the campaign against Hillary. Leave the getting even to the interns.
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Today’s Military Appreciation Day At ELLIS PARK
Military Appreciation Day At ELLIS PARK
Join us this Sunday, July 31st, for Military Appreciation Day, brought to you by Old National Bank. We will recognize and honor Veterans and Active Duty members of our country’s Armed Forces! Old National Bank will be out to collect donations for the VFW’s Chaplain Relief Fund.
If you are a Veteran or Active Duty, bring along Official Documentation to be entered to win great prizes! This includes:
- 43″ LG flat screen TV
2 – 19″ Proscan flat screen T 23″ Proscan flat screen TVAnd the Grand Prize:
48″ Samsung TV with Soundbar
Sunday is also our first Dollar Day of the 2016 Season! - Our Live Racing season will wrap up on Labor Day, Monday, September 5th, 2016. We will run Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Labor Day, September 5th. There will be no live racing on September 3rd. Grandstand opens at 9 AM, concessions & mutuels open at 11 AM, our first post begins at 12:50PM (Central Time).
Governor Pence Leads Annual Governor’s Motorcycle Ride to Benefit Indiana National Guard Relief Fu
Governor Pence Leads Annual Governor’s Motorcycle Ride to Benefit Indiana National Guard Relief Fund
Indianapolis – Governor Mike Pence today joined American Bikers Aimed Toward Education (ABATE) members, The Adjutant General, Major General Courtney Carr, Commissioner of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles Kent Abernathy, and Hoosier motorcyclists for the Annual Ride with the Governor. The ride, which is free to all participants, helps bring awareness to motorcycle safety and raises funds for the Indiana National Guard Relief Fund, which gives 100 percent of all donations to assist members of the Indiana National Guard and their families.
“Here in Indiana we are proud to stand with those who serve,†said Governor Mike Pence. “The annual Governor’s Ride is an opportunity to make an installment on a debt of gratitude that can never be fully repaid to the men and women who serve our state and our nation. I am eager to lead so many fellow Hoosier motorcyclists on this beautiful summer day as we reaffirm our commitment to our Indiana National Guard and their families.â€
To commemorate Indiana’s bicentennial year, the ride began in Indianapolis on Monument Circle, with the Statehouse in the background, and ended at the Old State Capitol Building in Corydon, the state’s first capitol. Along the way, participants will stop in Seymour for lunch provided by Walmart, a sponsor of the event.
Photos from the annual Governor’s Ride kick-off in Indianapolis can be found below.
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