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Thursday, September 23

NONCONFERENCE

Bulls Prep vs. Rauner at Lane

Harlan vs. Ag. Science at Gately

Hyde Park vs. Mather at Winnemac

King vs. Lake View at Lane

Marine vs. Crane at Rockne

Raby vs. North Lawndale at Rockne

South Shore vs. Juarez at Stagg

Washington vs. Johnson at Gately

Friday, September 24

MICHIGAN AVENUE

Chicago Richards at Englewood STEM

CENTRAL SUBURBAN NORTH

Maine East at Maine West

Niles North at Highland Park

Vernon Hills at Deerfield

CENTRAL SUBURBAN SOUTH

Maine South at Glenbrook North

New Trier at Evanston

Niles West at Glenbrook South

DUKANE

Geneva at St. Charles North

Glenbard North at Batavia

Lake Park at Wheaton North

St. Charles East at Wheaton-Warrenville South

DUPAGE VALLEY

Metea Valley at Waubonsie Valley

Naperville Central at Neuqua Valley

Naperville North at DeKalb

FOX VALLEY

Crystal Lake Central at Dundee-Crown

Crystal Lake South at Burlington Central

Huntley at Jacobs

McHenry at Hampshire

ILLINOIS CENTRAL EIGHT

Lisle at Coal City

Manteno at Streator

Peotone at Reed-Custer

Wilmington at Herscher

INDEPENDENT

Hope Academy at Ottawa Marquette

KISHWAUKEE I-8 BLUE

Plano at Johnsburg

Rochelle at Harvard

Sandwich at Richmond-Burton

KISHWAUKEE I-8 WHITE

Kaneland at Woodstock

LaSalle-Peru at Sycamore

Ottawa at Woodstock North

METRO SUBURBAN BLUE

Aurora Central at IC Catholic

Elmwood Park at Bishop McNamara

Wheaton Academy at Ridgewood

METRO SUBURBAN RED

Aurora Christian at Chicago Christian

St. Edward at Riverside-Brookfield

Westmont at St. Francis

MID-SUBURBAN EAST

Buffalo Grove at Prospect

Hersey at Elk Grove

Wheeling at Rolling Meadows

MID-SUBURBAN WEST

Barrington at Hoffman Estates

Fremd at Conant

Palatine at Schaumburg

NORTH SUBURBAN

Lake Forest at Waukegan

Lake Zurich at Zion-Benton

Libertyville at Mundelein

Stevenson at Warren

NORTHERN LAKE COUNTY

Antioch at Wauconda

Grant at Grayslake Central

Lakes at Grayslake North

North Chicago at Round Lake

SOUTH SUBURBAN BLUE

Hillcrest at Tinley Park

Oak Forest at Bremen

TF North at Lemont

SOUTH SUBURBAN RED

Argo at Evergreen Park

Eisenhower at Shepard

Richards at Oak Lawn

SOUTHLAND

Kankakee at Thornwood

SOUTHWEST PRAIRIE EAST

Joliet Central at Plainfield East

Joliet West at Plainfield Central

Romeoville at Plainfield South

SOUTHWEST PRAIRIE WEST

Minooka at Oswego

Oswego East at West Aurora

Yorkville at Plainfield North

SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN BLUE

Lincoln-Way East at Bolingbrook

Lockport at Sandburg

SOUTHWEST SUBURBAN RED

Andrew at Lincoln-Way Central

Stagg at Lincoln-Way West

UPSTATE EIGHT

Fenton at Bartlett

Larkin at Glenbard South

South Elgin at Glenbard East

Streamwood at East Aurora

West Chicago at Elgin

VERMILION VALLEY NORTH

Clifton Central at Watseka

Dwight at Momence

Iroquois West at Seneca

WEST SUBURBAN GOLD

Morton at Hinsdale South

Proviso East at Downers Grove South

Willowbrook at Leyden

WEST SUBURBAN SILVER

Downers Grove North at Proviso West

Hinsdale Central at Oak Park-River Forest

Lyons at York

NONCONFERENCE

Brother Rice at De La Salle

Carmel at Nazareth

Clark at Speer

Corliss vs. Little Village at Stagg

Crete-Monee at Joliet Catholic

Curie at Lane

DePaul Prep at St. Laurence

Foreman vs. Clemente at Lane

Glenbard West at Addison Trail

Homewood-Flossmoor at Bradley-Bourbonnais

Leo at Montini

Loyola at Fenwick

Marengo at Morris

Marian Catholic at Benet

Marian Central at Providence

Marist at Marmion

Morgan Park at Taft

Mount Carmel at St. Ignatius

Orr at Steinmetz

Payton vs. Kennedy at Rockne

Perspectives vs. Young at Rockne

St. Patrick at St. Rita

St. Viator at Notre Dame

UP-Bronzeville vs. Amundsen at Winnemac

Saturday, September 25

MICHIGAN AVENUE

Chicago Military vs. Dyett at Eckersall

Hansberry vs. DuSable at Eckersall

FOX VALLEY

Prairie Ridge at Cary-Grove

SOUTHLAND

Rich Township at Bloom

Thornridge at Thornton

NONCONFERENCE

Back of the Yards at Prosser

Bowen vs. Collins at Rockne

Brooks vs. Von Steuben at Winnemac

Butler vs. Gage Park at Stagg

Carver at Goode

Chicago Academy vs. Phoenix at Rockne

Christ the King at Walther Christian

Dunbar vs. Schurz at Lane

Fenger vs. Tilden at Stagg

Hubbard vs. Lincoln Park at Lane

Julian vs. Catalyst-Maria at Gately

Kenwood at Westinghouse

Lindblom vs. Sullivan at Winnemac

Longwood at Kelly

Pritzker vs. Rowe-Clark at Lane

Roosevelt at Marshall

Senn vs. UIC Prep at Lane

Simeon vs. Phillips at Gately

Solorio vs. Comer at Eckersall

TF South at Reavis

Vocational vs. Bogan at Gately

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Three people were injured in a crash in West Garfield Park on the West Side, according to fire officials.

The accident occurred Sunday morning in the 4500 block of West Washington Boulevard, officials said.

Three individuals, whose genders and ages were unknown, were taken to Stroger Hospital, where they were listed in serious condition, Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Merritt said.

No further information was available.

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At least six people were killed and 33 others — including a 3-year-old — wounded in citywide shootings since Friday evening.

Five men were killed over the span of about four hours early Saturday morning.

Two of the five were killed in a drive-by shooting in Lawndale on the West Side. Two men, 29 and 34, were struck by someone in a passing red vehicle about 12:15 a.m. in the 1900 block of South Saint Louis Avenue, Chicago police said. The 29-year-old was struck in the eye and hand and was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital, where he died, police said. His name hasn’t been released yet. The 34-year-old was struck once in his head and was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. He was identified by the Cook County medical examiner’s office as Charles Jackson Jr.
Less than an hour later, officers found Marwin Sanders-Price, 31, on the ground unresponsive with gunshot wounds to his torso and buttocks about 12:50 a.m. in the 200 block of East 121st Place, police and the medical examiner’s office said. He was taken to Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, where he later died, police said.
A man was fatally shot during an argument in East Garfield Park on the West Side. The 21-year-old was arguing with a woman about 2:40 a.m. when a man approached and opened fire in the 3100 block of West Arthington Street, striking him in the chest, arm and hip, police said. He was taken to Mt. Sinai, where he later died, police said. His name hasn’t been released yet.
A man was fatally shot in a drive-by on the Near North Side. The 33-year-old was standing next to his vehicle about 3:50 a.m. in the 800 block of North Orleans Street when someone inside a blue SUV opened fire, police said. He was struck once in the chest, and was taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital, where he died, police said. He was identified as Royal Shorts by the medical examiner’s office.

A tow truck driver attempting to provide service Sunday morning was fatally shot in Englewood on the South Side, police said. The 27-year-old, who hasn’t been identified yet, was attempting to provide service about 3:50 a.m. in the first block of West 57th Street when someone approached and opened fire, police said. He was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center, where he died, police said.

In nonfatal attacks, a 3-year-old boy was shot in the back Saturday morning inside a home in Calumet Heights on the Far South Side, police said. The shooting happened about 10:45 a.m. in the 9300 block of South Escanaba Avenue, according to Chicago police. The circumstances weren’t immediately known. The boy was taken to Trinity Hospital and later transferred to Comer’s Children Hospital in good condition, police said. More than 250 minors have been shot in Chicago so far this year.
Five people were shot and seriously wounded Sunday morning in South Austin on the Northwest Side, authorities said. Three men and two women were sitting on a porch about 3:05 a.m. in the 900 block of North Massasoit Avenue when a white SUV stopped and two males opened fire, Chicago police said. A 20-year-old man was struck twice in his leg and once in his arm and was taken to the Loyola University Medical Center, where he was in serious condition, police said. A man, 18, was struck in his back and a woman, 41 was shot in her leg, police said. Both were taken to Stroger Hospital, where they were in serious condition, police said. A 42-year-old man and 47-year-old woman were both shot in the left thigh, and also taken to Stroger, where they were listed in serious condition, police said.
A 15-year-old girl was one of two people shot Saturday night in West Englewood on the South Side. The teen and a 20-year-old woman were standing outside with a group of people about 11:20 p.m. in the 5900 block of South Paulina Street when someone opened fire in the distance, police said. The girl was shot once in the buttocks and was taken to Comer, where she was listed in good condition, police said. The woman was shot in the thigh and was taken to the University of Chicago, where she was also in good condition, police said.
Two men were shot and wounded in Belmont Cragin on the Northwest Side. Two 20-year-olds were outside on a porch about 12:35 a.m. in the 2600 block of North Melvina Avenue when they were shot at, police said. One of the men was grazed in the buttocks, while the other was shot twice in his leg, police said. Both were taken to the Loyola in good condition, police said.

At least 23 others were wounded in citywide shootings since 5 p.m. Friday.

At least 64 people were shot in Chicago last weekend, including a 12-year-old boy killed by his mother, and an off-duty firefighter and his 15-year-old niece wounded in a mass shooting.

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A tow truck driver attempting to provide service Sunday morning was fatally shot in Englewood on the South Side, Chicago police said.

The 27-year-old, who hasn’t been identified yet, was attempting to provide service about 3:50 a.m. in the first block of West 57th Street when someone approached and opened fire, police said.

He was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center, where he died, police said.

No one was in custody.

Six people, all men, have been killed in citywide gun violence since midnight Saturday.

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Five people were shot and seriously wounded Sunday morning in South Austin on the Northwest Side, authorities said.

Three men and two women were sitting on a porch about 3:05 a.m. in the 900 block of North Massasoit Avenue when a white SUV stopped and two males opened fire, Chicago police said.

A 20-year-old man was struck twice in his leg and once in his arm and was taken to the Loyola University Medical Center, where he was in serious condition, police said.

A man, 18, was struck in his back and a woman, 41 was shot in her leg, police said. Both were taken to Stroger Hospital, where they were in serious condition, police said.

A 42-year-old man and 47-year-old woman were both shot in the left thigh, and also taken to Stroger, where they were listed in serious condition, police said.

No one was in custody.

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Moon Alert

There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Pisces.

Aries (March 21-April 19)

This is a feel-good day for you. In particular, it’s an excellent day for financial dealings, shopping and making decisions regarding inheritances, insurance matters or shared property. Something unusual might surprise you; nevertheless, it also will likely please you.

Taurus (April 20-May 20)

Great day to schmooze with loved ones! Enjoy the company of partners and close friends as well as members of the general public. You might even be surprised by a member of a group or a team. People are in high spirits and happy to see you!

Gemini (May 21-June 20)

You make a wonderful impression on bosses, parents, teachers and VIPs — including the police. In fact, you might develop a crush on a boss. However, very possibly, someone will say something that catches you off guard. Let’s hope you’re happy to hear whatever it is.

Cancer (June 21-July 22)

Travel for pleasure will delight you if you have a chance to do this. Try to do anything that expands your world and helps you to learn something new. In particular, you will appreciate the arts and crafts of other cultures, which is why you might enjoy museums or craft fairs.

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)

Double check details regarding banking and shared property. Basically, things will go in your favor; nevertheless, something unpredictable is afoot. When it comes to money and assets, don’t be in the dark. Get your facts and make sure you know what’s going on.

Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)

A conversation with a partner and close friend will be interesting and rewarding for you. You might learn something new. You might also be introduced to someone new. People feel warm and friendly today, which is why you will enjoy visiting siblings, relatives and neighbors.

Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)

You’ll be happy to shop or conversely to do something to earn money because it’s a good money day for you. News about your health or a pet might surprise you. New opportunities related to your job might also open up. Be alert.

Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)

This is a lovely day for you because fair Venus is in your sign dancing with the moon in a part of your chart that wants you to party, have fun and socialize! Enjoy playful activities with kids. Enjoy sports events. Outdoor picnics, barbecues and social events will delight. Do something different!

Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)

This is a perfect day to relax and cocoon at home and enjoy familiar surroundings. Family discussions will go well. Nevertheless, some kind of surprise might change your daily routine at home. Or perhaps a family member has unexpected news?

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)

This is a great day to socialize with friends, and, in particular, with artistic, creative people. Short trips, visits and errands will make this a busy and unpredictable day. Stay light on your feet because you might encounter a few detours, along with new faces and new places!

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)

You make a great impression on bosses and important people. Possibly, this will translate into a favorable financial situation for you or perhaps a raise? Similarly, you might make a spontaneous purchase. The money can flow either way.

Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)

An unexpected chance to travel might drop in your lap. Or perhaps you will be attracted to someone who is “different”? Things will tend to go your way; nevertheless, expect a few surprises and detours, which, hopefully, will make life more interesting.

If Your Birthday Is Today

Singer, TV, chef, cookbook author Tricia Yearwood (1964) shares your birthday. You are a charming, charismatic personality. You are also confident and forthright, especially with your ideas. You are observant, alert and precise about whatever you do. This year you will be helpful to others, especially family members. Therefore, take care of yourself because you are an important resource for others. People will turn to you for guidance and comfort; therefore, stay grounded.

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A 15-year-old girl was one of two people shot Saturday night in West Englewood on the South Side.

The teen and a 20-year-old woman were standing outside with a group of people about 11:20 p.m. in the 5900 block of South Paulina Street when someone opened fire in the distance, Chicago police said.

The girl was shot once in the buttocks and was taken to Comer Children’s Hospital, where she was listed in good condition, police said.

The woman was shot in the thigh and was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center, where she was also in good condition, police said.

No one was in custody.

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DURHAM, N.C. — Andrew Marty took over for a struggling Hunter Johnson at quarterback in the second quarter and led three touchdown drives before being injured in the fourth, but Northwestern was unable to dig itself all the way out of a 27-point hole and lost to Duke 30-23 on Saturday.

The Blue Devils (2-1) led 27-0 and Johnson, who had completed only 6 of 16 passes, had thrown three interceptions for the Wildcats (1-2) before Marty entered late in the second quarter. He immediately guided NU on a six-play, 75-yard drive capped by a 31-yard touchdown pass to Jacob Gill that got the Wildcats on the board.

NU, which trailed 30-7 at the break, continued its comeback in the third quarter. Marty, who was 11-for-16 for 151 yards, pulled the Wildcats to 30-13 with a 20-yard touchdown pass to Marshall Lang, then to 30-20 on a one-yard touchdown run.

But Marty, who also ran for 42 yards on seven carries, suffered an undisclosed upper-body injury in the fourth quarter, and NU’s rally stalled. He was replaced by Ryan Hilinski, a transfer from South Carolina, and the Wildcats managed only a 25-yard field goal by Charlie Kuhbander in the final quarter.

”I thought [Marty] went in and was ready to roll,” NU coach Pat Fitzgerald said. ”He was confident and capable. It’s unfortunate he got hurt, but I thought he gave us a spark, and I’m really proud of him.”

Duke, which had the ball for 38 minutes to the Wildcats’ 22, scored three touchdowns in the first quarter and did all its scoring in the first half. The Blue Devils were efficient on both sides of the ball early on, scoring on six of their first eight possessions behind Gunnar Holmberg, who completed 32 of 45 passes for a career-high 317 yards and a touchdown. But the potency of Duke’s attack dwindled in the second half, when it was outscored 16-0.

Maceo Jones added 143 yards rushing and a touchdown for the Blue Devils, but he also fumbled twice. One of the fumbles set up one of NU’s touchdowns.

Defensively, Duke did something it hadn’t done in seven years by forcing five turnovers. The last time the Blue Devils had that many takeaways in a game was Sept. 20, 2014, against Tulane.

”I would like to stop doing what losing teams do,” Fitzgerald said. ”Losing teams turn the ball over. Losing teams have self-inflicted wounds. Losing teams give up explosive plays. Losing teams have communication issues. That’s why you lose games. This is not hard. I’m not trying to discredit Duke, but we gift-wrapped it for them.”

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The body of a 20-year-old man was recovered from Lake Michigan Saturday night in Evanston after a seven-hour search for the missing swimmer, officials said.

Three other people were rescued from the water earlier in the day by fire crews responding about 1 p.m. to Clark Beach for a report of three people seen struggling in the water, according to town spokesman Patrick Deignan.

A mother, her daughter and a good Samaritan who went into the water to help them were pulled from the water, Deignan said.

The mother was hospitalized in critical condition, Deignan said. Her daughter and the good Samaritan were listed in good condition.

Crews were clearing the beach about an hour later when they found unattended shoes and clothing, leading to a search for a fourth swimmer, Deignan said.

Dive teams were called in from neighboring towns for a search and rescued mission, but by the evening, their efforts became a recovery mission, Deignan said.

The man’s body was found about 9 p.m., he said.

Security footage from a camera near the beach showed the man enter the lake, go underwater and not resurface before the three others went in.

Evanston beaches were closed for swimming for the season at the beginning of the month, according to Deignan, who described water conditions Saturday as “very challenging.”

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