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am not a fan of self-help books. They bore, rather than inspire me. Yet, after 53-plus years of writing this column, I find this may be my first column to fall into the self-help category. The times that we are living in are very difficult, to be sure. Divisive times. Not the most divisive, at least not in my lifetime. The most difficult time to live in America for this columnist dates from the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated until the day Richard M. Nixon resigned the presidency in disgrace. We survived those nightmare years and that alone should give us the hope that we will survive the crises of today. This column is all about coping in America 2017. You’ll pardon my wife for laughing at my posing as an expert on this subject because she’s seen me get in a dither when the 2 bus is late. Actually, the 2 bus is not a bad place to begin in learning how to cope. For those of you who never ride SEPTA, just imagine being caught in heavy traffic with horns beeping and bike riders zooming in and out (more about bike riders later). I cope with SEPTA stress by being overly courteous. This means ignoring the annoyance of the person seated behind you who is indulging in a loud conversation on his or her phone. It means that if a passenger steps on your foot, you smile and apologize even though you’re not the offending party. Smile a lot. “Smile though your See CARDELLA, page 13>>

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Eagles (from left) linebacker Jordan Hicks, quarterback Carson Wentz and center Jason Kelce, followed on foot by Swoop, test out their bicycling skills during the announcement of the Eagles Autism Challenge, a cycling and run/walk event to benefit autism research.

Eagles’ tackle autism with new challenge By Lindsey Nolen SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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and its citizens. Thus, the team is joining forces with the Mayor’s Office, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Drexel University and Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health to announce a new event, Eagles Autism Challenge, that will be taking place next spring. The first annual cycling and 5K run/walk fundraising event, which was announced at last

month’s press conference, will be held on Saturday, May 19, 2018, at Lincoln Financial Field, One Lincoln Financial Way. One-hundred percent of the participant proceeds from the Autism Challenge will go to supporting innovative autism research and programs at the three beneficiary institutions. The goal is that, with increased funding, See EAGLES, page 6>>

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To the Editor: Add my voice to those who would remove all monuments and other visual paean to Christopher Columbus and who would replace the holiday that is his namesake with, appropriately, National Indigenous People’s Day. Gloria Endres, in her letter in Sept. 20’s SPR (“ChristoSKHU &ROXPEXV௘ ± ௘$GPLUDO RI WKH 2FHDQ 6HD´ DUJXHV WKDW WR GHQLJUDWH &ROXPEXV LV WR GHQLJUDWH DOO ,WDOLDQ &DWKROLFV ± D specious tautology. , VSHDN RI RQH PDQ RQO\ &ROXPEXV HQVODYHG WKRXVDQGV RI LQGLJHQRXV SHRSOHV and exported them to countries such as France and Spain IRU VODYHU\ +H UHTXLUHG D UDWLRQ RI JROG RI WKH QDWLYH 7DLQR those who complied were given a medallion to wear around their neck; those who did not, a severed hand to wear in its SODFH 6RPH ZHUH IHG OLYH WR &ROXPEXV¶ PHQ¶V GRJV 7KH torture and murder visited on native populations by ColumEXV ZHUH GHWDLOHG E\ D IRUPHU DLGH %DUWRORPH GH ODV &DVDV who wrote, “Such inhumanities and barbarisms were comPLWWHG LQ P\ VLJKW DV QR DJH FDQ SDUDOOHO ´ , GR QRW EHOLHYH WKLV WKH VWXII RI D QDWLRQDO KHUR 7KHUH DUH LQQXPHUDEOH RWKHU ,WDOLDQ &DWKROLFV ZRUWK\ RI KRQRULQJ Ms. Endres concludes by saying Columbus laid the JURXQGZRUN IRU WKH JUHDWHVW QDWLRQ LQ KLVWRU\ , GRQ¶W EHOLHYH WKHUH DUH DQ\ ³JUHDWHVW´ QDWLRQV ,W LV KDWHIXO DQG XQSURGXF WLYH IRU DQ\ RQH QDWLRQ WR DVVHUW PRUDO VXSHULRULW\ 7KH 86 is a particularly poor position to stake such a claim given LWV FXUUHQW FOLPDWH RI ]HQRSKRELD UDFLVP DQG JURWHVTXH HFR QRPLF LQHTXDOLW\ Columbus’ apologists say Columbus should not be MXGJHG ³WKURXJK WKH OHQV RI PRGHUQ PRUHV DQG SROLWLFV ´ Yes, there is a historical context, that said, I do not believe VODYHU\ LV 2. WKURXJK DQ\ DSHUWXUH QRU &ROXPEXV ZRUWK\ RI RXU FHOHEUDWLRQ Philip Blumenkrantz South Philadelphia

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Officers seeking suspects in separate bike theft, break-in unknown direction. To report information, call 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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The following reports and surveillance images were provided by Philadelphia Police Department:

Bicycle theft

The Philadelphia Police Department has released surveillance video related to a Sept. 20 incident on the 2200 block of South St. At approximately 5 p.m., several unknown males, who are seen in the video, noticed an unsecured bike by a pole. The group hovered around the bikes while one of the individuals is seen riding off on it in an

Break-in The Philadelphia Police Department are searching for an unknown black male captured on surveillance video related to an incident that took place on the 800 block of S. Swanson Street. On Aug. 27, at 2:50 p.m., the suspect is seen knocking on the front door of a residence. When nobody answered, he left and went to the rear of the property where he gained entry by forcing open the back door. Once inside he rummaged through the residence, but was scared away when the alarm sounded. The suspect then quickly fled in an unknown direction. To report information, call 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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Full sail ahead with Columbus week activities By Bill Gelman SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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he Frank Rizzo statue debate will be put on ice tomorrow night (Oct. 5) as the 1492 Society presents A Night in Italy 2017 with Jerry Blavat dedicated to former Mayor Frank L. Rizzo. Judge Matthew Carrafiello and officer Juan “Ace” Delgado are the special honorees. The event is taking place at Galdo’s Caterers, 20th Street and Moyamensing Avenue, from 6:30-10:30 p.m. Tickets are $75 and include a buffet dinner, top shelf open bar and dancing. This is a benefit for the 2017 Columbus Day Parade. For more information, visit the 1492 Society Facebook page. … South Philadelphia is, of course, home to the annual Columbus Day Parade, which is taking place on Sunday

(Oct. 8) starting at 12:30 p.m. The route begins at Broad and Morris streets and continues down to Marconi Plaza at Broad and Oregon. This Italian-American multi-cultural parade will feature floats and string bands. Erica Gagliardi Bupp, who is a member of The Business and has been the subject of numerous profiles in SPR, will sing the Italian Anthem and Connie Francis will serve as grand marshal. The parade is free to attend... The non-profit organization TechGirlz, dedicated to empowering middle school girls to pursue diverse technology careers, is joining forces with the Free Library of Philadelphia to expand education. The first workshop, which is taking place today (Oct. 4, 4-6 p.m.) at the South Philadelphia Library, 1700 S. Broad St., will teach students how to make a website using Word-

Press. Registration is on a first-come, firstserved basis for up to 20 participants, with any unfilled spaces available for walk-ins. Additional scheduled workshops at the South Philadelphia Library include Designing Mobile Apps on Oct. 21, Program with Kudo on Nov. 15, and tentatively Infographics on Nov. 18. The sessions will be led by Temple University students. “TechGirlz workshops were designed to be led by anyone, anywhere – even if they are not career technologists,” Tracey Welson-Rossman, founder and CEO of TechGirlz, said. “The Free Library of Philadelphia is well-equipped to inspire Philadelphia’s

young women, and we are excited to join them in getting this program off the ground.” Call 215-6851866… The 25th Annual Alfonso Cavaliere Memorial Concert is taking place Sunday, Oct. 22, 5 p.m., at South Philadelphia High School, 2101 S. Broad St. It will be a night of musical comedy, operatic favorites, Neapolitan songs along with special tributes to Madame Marianne Casiello, founder of the Bel Canto Lyric Opera Co., the 100th birthday of Leonard Bernstein and the 10th anniversary of the passing of the great tenor Luciano Pavarotti. Tickets are $18 for adults, $15 for seniors and $5 for stu-

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dents. Free parking will be available in the school parking lot. For more information, call 215-626-7053. Capitola Playground, 9th and Federal streets (across from Pat’s and Geno’s), is holding its fall flea market on Saturday, Oct. 14, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (rain date is Oct. 21). Besides lots of vendors, the live music will create a partylike vibe. Want a table? It’s $25 per spot or two for $45. For more information, visit capitolofleamarket.com. … Speaking of events, there will be plenty of them included in the Oct. 11 edition, better known as our Fall Guide. We are talking expanded concert, theater and special event (including Halloween) listings. Hungry for some new restaurants around the neighborhood? There will be a rundown of who’s opening where and when. Until next week …

EAGLES: Team joining with local institutions to aid autism research

<<Continued from page 1 the region’s premier research institutions will be able to help drive scientific breakthroughs that will have an impact for generations. Jeffrey Lurie, chairman and CEO of the Philadelphia Eagles, was joined at the press conference by team president Don Smolenski, Christina Weiss Lurie, president of Eagles Charitable Foundation, Eagles Social Responsibility, Mayor Jim Kenney, Madeline Bell, president and CEO, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, John Fry, president of Drexel University, and Dr. Stephen Klasko, president and CEO of Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health. “It is very difficult for a single institution to address the complex medical and scientific issues presented by the condition of autism,” Jeffrey Lurie said. “So the partnership was organized to bring fresh ways of thinking and the necessary resources to the field. “I have such great respect and admiration for the amazing work that Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Drexel and Thomas Jefferson are conducting today. ” This collaborative effort is increasingly important because each of these institutions has different areas of focus, and together their findings may lead to strength in numbers and impactful conclusions. For example, CHOP is watching how children learn, grow and develop to make connections and find personalized treatments for children and their families. “Teams at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia care for thousands of children on the autism spectrum each year,” Bell said. “These patients and their families need answers, solutions and treat-

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‘It is very difficult for a single institution to address the complex medical and scientific issues presented by the condition of autism,’ said Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie during the announcement of the Eagles Autism Challenge set for May 19, 2018. ments that can only come from breakthroughs in research – and they are counting on us to make those breakthroughs. Fundraising events like the Eagles Autism Challenge give our teams the resources they need to make discoveries that will change our patients’ lives today and help them thrive in adulthood.” Scientists and doctors at Drexel University are focusing on prevention made accessible to the broadest possible population while Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health are working

with families to support children along the autism spectrum by providing resources, training to students to provide integrative care, and conducting research on some of the least understood manifestations of autism, including sensory differences. “Families need one team working toward the same goal, in the same fight,” Klasko said. “Jefferson Health’s experts are on the front lines of childhood-autism research, and now, with the Eagles leadership, we will push progress forward to make a difference in the lives of families of chil-

dren with autism. We’re proud to partner with the Eagles on this important and vital initiative that will meet our mission of improving lives.” Lurie noted that while researchers are working hard to understand the underlying causes of autism, the conditions themselves are still not clearly understood. While there is still much to learn about the disease, it is known that it impacts equally all socioeconomic, racial and ethnic groups, and has touched Lurie’s family personally. “You might assume that a widespread health issue of this magnitude would be met with large scale private and public funding, but that’s not the case,” Lurie said. “In fact, autism has been historically underfunded, under-researched and commonly misunderstood.” As Lurie also touched on it being extremely difficult for a single institution to address the complex medical and scientific issues presented by this condition, he stressed that it will take a collaborative, even global effort to accelerate the pace of recovery. However, by bringing together teams from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Drexel University and Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health for the Eagles Autism Challenge, he believes this innovative coalition will be able to advance research and programs. “We chose to call this event a challenge quite purposefully,” Lurie said. “It is of course a physical challenge, and one that is fun and familyfriendly. It’s also a fundraising challenge and one that offers us all a chance to pull together for a cause that affects so many people, and finally it will be a challenge to unlock the puzzle of autism.” Each participant in the Eagles Autism ChalSee EAGLES, page 13>>

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Photo 1: The Pete Mackanin managerial era came to an end on Sunday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park, 1 Citizens Bank Way, on a high note as the Phillies closed out the 2017 season with an 11-0 victory over the Mets.

Photo 2: The Ss. Neumann-Goretti High School football team homecoming game took place on Saturday at the South Philly super site, 10th and Bigler streets. More than 500 fans were in attendance to watch the Saints defeat the West Catholic Burrs, 20-6, and see Jonathan Donnelly and Nina Schrock crowned the homecoming king and queen.

Photos 3 & 4: The George W. Nebinger School, 601 Carpenter St., celebrated the completion of its schoolyard improvements last week with 1st District Councilman Mark Squilla, The Trust for Public Lands and Friends of Nebinger.

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Photo 5: East Passyunk Avenue restaurants were well represented at Thursday night’s Audi Feastival at FringeArts in Old City with Laurel, Townsend, Noord, Fond, Capogiro, Will and others serving up samples of their tasty offerings.

Photo 6: Members of the Point Breeze and Grays Ferry communities came together on Saturday for the Ground Team Community 2K Walk and Ride. 3 4

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the Police Executive Research Forum: “In reality, sanctuary cities are hardly sanctuaries for any criminals. Because of the trust and cooperation they have developed with undocumented immigrants, police in these cities are often able to identify, arrest and prosecute dangerous offenders who might otherwise still be on the streets victimizing residents.” “Let’s be clear. ICE has no interest in ‘safety,’” read the New Sanctuary Movement statement released late Friday. “ICE is trying to demoralize our communities and to normalize terror as the state of our lives.” Juntos’ statement, pointed questions of safety back at ICE: “Public safety is about all of us being safe from the hands of Trump’s criminalization machine,” it read, “and cannot be defined by ICE agents who knock down the doors of our homes

with guns and drag people out in front of their children.” “One local family reported that ICE raided their home wielding guns in front of several children, interrogating one of their daughters without parental consent and proceeded to fingerprint everyone in the household,” the statement alleged. “Some who were handcuffed and removed were described as ‘collateral damage,’ meaning they had no reason to be detained other than being immigrants and are the victims of an agency and political climate that terrorizes and tears apart families with Gestapo style tactics in the name of public safety.” Out of the 498 apprehended via Operation Safe City, ICE has identified 68 of them as “immigration fugitives” and 104 of them as “previously deported criminal aliens,” which – despite the sen-

sationalized phrasing – makes immigration their violation. Pedemonti spoke briefly to this reporter about one of the arrests that took place in the Indonesian community: “[The man] had an expired visa, that’s it, no interaction at all with the criminal justice system.” He was apprehended as he arrived at work, and was quickly transported up to York County Prison (where ICE detains those it arrests in the Philadelphia area). According to Msgr. Hugh Shields, the pastor of St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, 1719 Morris St., where most of the Indonesian community resides, the arrest has unsettled the community. “There are lots of rumors in the community that ICE is trying to fill quotas so that they’ll receive the budget they’ve requested,” he said. “Members of the community feel like pawns in a political game, and the bottom line is that people who are undocumented become [less and less secure]. It is creating a climate that is not reflective of the values this country was founded on.” Despite the alarm the raids have raised, New Sanctuary Movement Community Organizer Cynthia Oka expressed confidence in the Indonesian community’s ability to weather the difficulties. “The Indonesian people created a language to unite 300-plus tribes in the struggle against centuries of colonization,” she wrote in NSM’s statement. “We rebuilt a genuine, if imperfect, democracy from the ashes of decades of a military dictatorship. My people survived riots. Mass killings. Displacements. Disappearances. My people know how to survive.” Father José Luis Queimado, who ministers to the Brazilian community at St. Martin of Tours Parish in Philadelphia, confirmed that a member of that congregation had been arrested by ICE during Operation Safe City. “His name is Luciano and we are trying to get him out of the prison. He is a very good person and attends our community actively,” Queimado said. “We keep praying for our struggling people who suffer a lot from the anxiety of being hunted like animals,” he added. There are reports of another undocumented immigrant, a Latinx, who was also apprehended at his workplace, this time in North Philadelphia, but most of the Philadelphia raids so far are reported to have taken place at private homes. There are also reports from immigrant groups and grassroots advocates that home raids took place in King of Prussia on Sept. 27, and in Chester County during the four-day stretch of Operation Safe City. TWITTER: @FOLLOWTHELEDE

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CARDELLA: Be nice, empathize <<Continued from page 1 heart is aching. Smile even though it’s breaking,� in fact. Note: your heart may not be aching, but your feet most certainly are. As you depart the bus, tell the bus driver to “have a nice day.� He or she may even respond by wishing that you also “have a nice day.� Both of you know the odds are long on that possibility, but just saying those words to one another makes both of you feel better about your chances. The other morning as I left the Reading Terminal, I practiced my ultra-courtesy policy to good effect. I held the door open for seven people – an African-American woman and half a dozen police officers. The woman smiled at me as I smiled back. The police officers, every one of them, thanked me and called me “sir.� A small gesture, but imagine if that gesture spread between the police and the community. I warned you this isn’t easy. Smiling a lot is not enough. Neither is being overly courteous. Dear cynic, you suspected as much. What next, you think? Drawing smiley faces on all the napkins in your local diner? No. The next step in the Cardella Coping Manual is tougher than that. It’s called empathy. You must try walking a mile (maybe even a mile and a half) in the other person’s shoes. I know that some of you have trouble walking a mile and a half in your own shoes, but seriously, listen up. Take our current national debate over protests by professional athletes during the singing or playing of the national anthem. My wife’s Facebook page is exploding with outrage by good Americans who don’t want the flag disrespected. I understand your outrage. You love what our flag stands for. You see, that’s my example of empathizing with you. Here’s the good news that might help you

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ow that the Sixers have a real chance to be a relevant team this year, It’s time to talk about getting back some of the traditions that have made the 76ers one of the most storied teams in the NBA. Let’s start with the Sixers-Boston Celtics rivalry. From Wilt Chamberlain vs. Bill Russell, to Julius Erving, Mo Cheeks, Bobby Jones, Andrew “The Boston Stranglerâ€? Toney and Charles Barkley against Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parrish, there was nothing quite like it, for many years, in the NBA. During the Allen Iverson era, most of Boston’s great players were gone except Paul Pierce, but he was never the villain Sixers fans gravitated to during the previous eras. But the Celtics now have a great villain in former Cleveland Cavaliers star Kyrie Irving and possibly with their 2017 first round pick, forward Jayson Tatum out of Duke. But Irving, who helped the Cavs with the NBA title in 2016, will do for now. On Aug. 22, Irving was traded by Cleveland to the Celtics in exFKDQJH IRU ,VDLDK 7KRPDV -DH &URZGHU $QWH äLĂĽLĂź DQG WKH ULJKWV WR the Brooklyn Nets’ 2018 first-round draft pick. At Sixers Media Day, third-year guard T.J. McConnell was asked if it was time to bring it back. “Yeah absolutely,â€? McConnell said. I think over the past couple years we’ve started to rekindle it a little bit, finally getting over the hump, beating them I think one time last year. The games are always tough and with the pieces we’ve added this year, it’s a no-brainer that this rivalry will come full circle. With the pieces they added, I know both fan bases are extremely excited and so are the players.â€? Second year forward Dario Saric, a native of Croatia, who was taken with the 12th overall pick in in the 2014 draft, was finally able to join the Sixers last year after buying out his contract with the Turkish pro team Anadolu Efes. Saric was asked about the Sixers-Celtics rivalry at Media Day, and his knowledge of the history of his team was impressive. “Of course I know about 76ers history,â€? Saric, who averaged 12.8 points, 6.3 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game last year, said. “I know that was one of the biggest rivalry games was 76ers-Boston. Also Boston against the Lakers, Lakers against the 76ers.â€? Saric, who also represents the Croatian national team, believes the rivalry will return ‌ eventually. “It is hard to say if we’ll have the rivalry immediately, right now, from the first game,â€? Saric said. “But I know in the future, this team

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Dario Saric showed he has done his homework on the history of the Sixers. On Media Day he was well aware of the ‘Big Three’ NBA teams from the late 70’s throughout the mid 80’s: Sixers, Celtics, Lakers. can be really good. You know how it is in sports, before it was the rivalry between 76ers and Boston. Right now, these last couple of years, the rivalry game is between Golden State and Cleveland. That (rivalry) is changing with history. I can see the 76ers for sure, with our rivalries, because we are young, it will be very good, especially with Boston.� McConnell talked about the new vibe on the team now that there are real pieces in place for Sixers fans to have legitimate expectations for successful season. “When you add veterans like Amir (Johnson) and J.J. (Redick)

and the experience we have with the other players, it helps,� McConnell said. “Not we, but a lot of people are throwing around that this year there’s expectations, so that makes it fun to know that people are coming in expecting us to play well and if we stay healthy, the sky is the limit.� Given all the new faces, especially at his position, McConnell was asked how his minutes would be affected. “Honestly I think that’s up to coach [Brett] Brown and his staff,� said McConnell, who “I’m gonna work my butt off every day to make sure I’m on the court. But I’ve said it a million times, if I play two minutes and we win, that’s ultimately all that matters. That’s the mindset I’m going to have.� After going undrafted in the 2015 NBA Draft, McConnell joined the Sixers for the 2015 NBA Summer League. On Sept. 27, 2015, he signed with the 76ers. He played well during preseason, averaging 6.2 points and 4.8 assists in five games which impressed Brown enough to earn him a spot on the 76ers’ opening night roster. Every year has been the same for McConnell, he has had to earn his minutes. This year, with the roster upgrades, it will be even more challenging for the 25-year-old. “I’m not going to look at it as one (season) being more important than the others,� McConnell, who was awarded the “Charles Barkley Award� last year by Sixers beat writers for being cooperative and respectful with the media, said. “I’m going to fight for my life, fight for my minutes like I have each training camp. That’s never going to change...in year three or year 10 if I’m playing that long. My mindset is not going to change.� This offseason, the Sixers selected guard Markelle Fultz out of Washington with the No. 1 overall pick. In 2016, the Sixers selected guard Ben Simmons out of LSU with the No. 1 overall pick. Simmons did not play his rookie season because of injury. Also guard Jerryd Bayless was a free agent acquisition last year and he missed the entire season last year also due to injury. Those are players who were not here at all last season. They will no doubt be getting a lot of the minutes on the court that McConnell got last year. The former Arizona standout talked about the challenge. “It’s kind of all another battle to me,� McConnell said. “Obviously, the two No. 1 picks, they’re here for a reason. I don’t want to look at it as...we’re battling. I’m here to help them. Whatever they need from me, I’ll be happy to answer. I’m going to push them as hard as they’ve ever been pushed. I think it will be good for them.� And good for the Sixers. Follow Al Thompson on Twitter @thompsoniii

SPORTS BRIEFS Catholic League Football Neumann-Goretti football improved to 4-0 (2-0 league) following Saturday’s 20-6 victory over West Catholic. Quarterback Charles Britt had his best rushing game of the season, carrying the ball 12 times for 82 yards and two touchdowns. Running back Leddie Brown added an-

other 93 yards on the ground, with a touchdown and two-point conversion. He leads the Saints with 324 rushing yards. The local squad returns to action Friday night (Oct. 6) at 1-5 BonnerPrendie (kickoff is 7 p.m.). Neumann-Goretti leads the Catholic League Blue race. Lansdale Catholic and West Catholic are one game back in the standings.

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he reputation nationally labels Philadelphia sports fans – particularly those who follow the Eagles – as bullies who are so terrible that they boo Santa Claus, for goodness sakes. The narrative, then, is not complimentary in any way. Basically, the rest of the world thinks we’re nasty and classless. And the rest of the world is wrong. What Eagles fans are, as they demonstrated again on Sunday when the team played at the Los Angeles Chargers at StubHub Center, is incredibly loyal, passionate and hungry for this football team to win a Super Bowl. Eagles fans dominated the 25,374 in attendance at the StubHub Center with chants of E-A-G-L-E-S, EAGLES! and LET’S GO EAGLES throughout the game, overwhelming the shrinking Chargers fan base and turning Philadelphia’s third road game in four weeks into a cozy, home-feel affair. “It’s incredible how the fans sup-

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port this team on the road,” tight end Zach Ertz said after the 26-24 Eagles win. “Usually, you’re on the road and it’s a hostile environment and for an offense, you have to prepare for the noise. The silent count comes into play because you just can’t hear the quarterback when you’re lined up wide. “But these fans are always with us on the road. In Washington, the place

was packed with Eagles fans. We could hear them from the minute we ran onto the field. In Kansas City, it wasn’t quite as prominent and you have to give a nod to the Chiefs fans who don’t give up their tickets. Here, the place was swarming with Eagles fans.” Boo Santa Claus? If you know the story, the guy (the late Frank Olivo, a

19-year-old kid in 1968) understood that the fans were booing a 2-11 team that was absolutely miserable. The boos were not directed at Santa Claus. They were directed at a terrible team. But that doesn’t stop the national media from running with the story. The facts, though, say something different about Eagles fans.

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OC T. 5 Thursday Night at the Night Market: South 9th Street and Washington Avenue is the place to be tomorrow night as the Food Trust brings this exciting event back to their old stomping grounds. Come hungry as Isgro Pastries, Papermill Fresh Asian Kitchen, Cappuccio’s Meats, Babalouie BBQ and others will be serving up their delicious offerings. There will be live entertainment, too. 6-10 p.m. Italianmarketphilly.org. BeneďŹ cial night: The 1492 Society presents A Night in Italy 2017 with Jerry Blavat. This special event, which VHUYHV DV D EHQHĂ€ W for the Columbus Day parade, is dedicated to former Mayor Frank L. Rizzo. 6:30-10:30 p.m. $75, includes a buffet dinner, top shelf open bar and dancing. Special appearance by Connie Francis. Galdo’s Caterers, 20th Street and Moyamensing Avenue. For more information, email cellinoatt@hotmail.com.

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An October tradition: South Broad Street, between Morris Street and Oregon Avenue, is the place to be on Sunday as the Italian-American multi-cultural Columbus Day Parade entertains spectators starting at 12:30 p.m. We’re talkLQJ Ă RDWV VWULQJ EDQGV DQ DSSHDUDQFH E\ JUDQG PDUVKDO Connie Francis and Miss USA. The parade is free to attend. There will be a festival at Marconi Plaza, Broad Street and Oregon Avenue, from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. ‘Patience’ Required: You are likely to hear some “November Rainâ€? and some words from “Mr. Brownstoneâ€? as Guns N’ Roses makes a return trip to the Wells Fargo Center during their “Not in This Lifetimeâ€? tour. “Welcome to the Jungle!â€? 7:30 p.m. $49.50$254. 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargocenterphilly.com.

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Feel That 24K Magic In The Air: Bruno Mars makes a world tour stop in South Philly. Groove out to his chart-topping hits, and let your ears indulge in his funky beats. Now, “That’s What I Like.� 8 p.m. $49.50-$150. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargocenterphilly.com.

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“Kinky Boots,� the smash-hit musical, which is back by popular demand, will take the audience on a journey from a gentlemen’s shoe factory in Northampton to the glamorous catwalks of Milan. Times vary. $25-$96. Academy of Music, 250 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org.

This preseason contest between the Sixers and Celtics will have no impact on the standings, but fans are sure to get an early look at an Atlantic Division rivalry renewed. 7 p.m. prices vary. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargocenterphilly.com.

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Race For Hope Philadelphia is the 12th annual event presented by the National Brain Tumor Society. The purpose of this 5K timed race/walk is to raise awareness and much-needed resources to fund life-saving research and improve the quality of life for those affected by the disease. Registration begins at 7 a.m. Race begins at 10 a.m. Philadelphia Navy Yard Marine Parade Grounds, 4747 S. Broad. St. events.braintumor.org/ events/race-for-hope-philadelphia.

Passyunk Passeggiata as part of Ciao Philadelphia is a celebration of all things Italian, including food and drink specials at participating restaurants along with traditional music. Check out the East Passyunk photo exhibit at the History of Italian Immigration Museum. Singer/saxophonist Ray Gelato will perform with City Rhythm from 6-8 p.m. 1904 E. Passyunk Ave. visiteastpassyunk.com.

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ed tour of homes in the Passyunk Square neighborhood. It also serves as an important fundraiser for the civic association. You might even get a home improvement idea or two. There will also be a special behind-thescenes tour of Termini Bros. Bakery. Noon-4 p.m. $20 in advance. hometour@passyunk. org. passyunksquare.org/calendar. Midtown Village Fall Festival at Lucky Strike, taking place along 13th Street adjoining blocks, will feature delicious food, a plethora of drinks, live entertainment and craft items available for purchase. Noon-3 p.m. $20. 1336 Chestnut St. midtownvillagephilly.org. UFC 216 featuring Tony Ferguson versus Tony Lee is being shown on the big screen at the NBC Sports Arena. 7 p.m. Cocktails and appetizers will be available for purFKDVH ;Ă€ QLW\ /LYH 3DWWLVRQ $YH [Ă€ QL tylive.com.

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Old City Fest will be a day of music and other activities. Eat at one of the town’s many great restaurants. Let your artsy-self run wild as you check out artists’ works. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Free admission. North 3rd and Arch streets. oldcitydistrict.org/oldcityfest.

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BYO Quizzo with Johnny Goodtimes is sure to be a night of competitive fun as WHDPV FRPSHWH IRU À UVW VHFRQG DQG WKLUG place prizes. Bring your own beverages. 5:30-7:30 p.m. Market and Shops at the Comcast Center, 1701 JFK Blvd. themarketandshopsatcomcastcenter.com. The Ones to Watch presents the Lany Tour Part 2 at the Theatre of the Living Arts. 8 p.m. $20-$83. 334 South St. venue. tlaphilly.com.

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