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a day ago
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Mary Hagen honored with Key to the City for life-saving efforts on an infant
Jun. 2—A person could learn CPR and go their entire life without using it, but in those rare situations where it's required it's life-impacting. During its meeting Monday night, the Austin City Council honored Mary Hagen for just that, when she used her CPR training to save an infant who wasn't breathing just under a month ago. The deed also invited a presentation of the Key to City by Mayor Steve King. Hagen and her family were at her grandson's youth flag football game three weeks ago when they were alerted by a mother's distressed cries that her one-year-old was in distress. Hagen told the board and those in attendance during the meeting that the baby was not breathing nor could a pulse be found. "I performed CPR and the first responders showed up shortly after," Hagen said, recounting that first responders were able to discover a pulse after arriving. "Thankfully the baby was in mom's arms by the time the ambulance got there," Hagen continued. Hagen, who used to teach CPR and who has known it for 50 years, said after the meeting that the entire incident happened very quickly. It was just a moment of falling back on what she knew. "You just go and do your thing and until it's done and you know that they are up in the ambulance ... then you think, 'oh my gosh. What just happened?'" Hagen said. "You get in the moment and do what you've been trained to do." Throughout all the years that Hagen has taught CPR, Hagen said she has used parts of the CPR process, however, this is the first time she's used it on an infant. Hagen added that she was able to meet with the mother not long after at another game and was happy to see the child recovering. "It was nice to see her and it was nice to see the baby there," Hagen said. "Hopefully he's still doing fine."
Business Recorder
3 days ago
- Sport
- Business Recorder
Lionel Messi double as Miami hit five past Columbus
FORT LAUDERDALE: Lionel Messi scored twice and created two more as Inter Miami warmed up for the Club World Cup in style with a 5-1 win over the Columbus Crew in Major League Soccer on Saturday. Miami will open the new FIFA tournament on June 14 against Egyptian and African champions Al Ahly and after a major dip in form they have found their touch again in their last two MLS games. A 4-2 win over Montreal in midweek, with Messi and Luis Suarez scoring two goals each, eased the tensions around Javier Mascherano's team and their renewed confidence was evident from the outset. Miami were helped by some uncharacteristically loose defending from Columbus, who have been one of the most consistent performers in MLS over the past three seasons but were easily opened up by Messi and Company. Argentine Tadeo Allende opened the scoring in the 13th minute when Messi, who had dropped deep into midfield, sent him goalwards with a long ball over the top and the forward confidently slotted home. Two minutes later, Columbus's Guatemalan goalkeeper Nicholas Hagen, standing in for the injured Patrick Schulte, then gifted Miami's second when he hesitated with the ball at his feet and passed straight to Messi, of all people, with the World Cup winner then attempting to chip him. Hagen scrambled, getting an outstretched palm on the ball but the shot looped into the net to make it 2-0 and leave the visitors in deep trouble. Messi made it three in the 24th minute when Sergio Busquets spotted the Crew defence were asleep and floated a pass over the top which Messi raced on to before lobbing the advancing Hagen. Messi and Miami fight back for 3-3 draw at Philadelphia Columbus gave themselves a glimmer of hope with a thundering header from Cesar Ruvalcaba in the 58th minute but six minutes later Miami had restored their three goal advantage. Messi broke through the middle and then fed Telasco Segovia who slipped the ball outside to Suarez who buried the ball into the bottom corner. The eight-times Ballon d'Or winner was the creator again when he fed substitute Fafa Picault who broke away before a clinical finish to complete the rout. Messi now heads off for international duty with Argentina, who have already qualified for the 2026 World Cup and are away to Chile on Thursday and host Colombia on June 10.
The Hindu
3 days ago
- Sport
- The Hindu
Lionel Messi scores brace as Inter Miami crushes Coumbus Crew
Lionel Messi had two goals and three assists and Inter Miami used a three-goal first half to rout the flailing Columbus Crew 5-1 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on Saturday. Messi chipped goals in the 15th and 24th minutes to augment a 13th-minute tally by Tadeo Allende for a 3-0 lead at the break. The Crew has allowed the first goal in five of their past six matches. Messi has four goals and four assists in his past two matches. Miami (8-3-5, 29 points), which ended four-match winless streak in a 4-2 win over CF Montreal on Wednesday, played its final match before opening Club World Cup play against Al Ahly of Egypt on June 14. The Crew (7-3-7, 28 points) have two losses and four ties since their last win on May 3. EL SOMBRERITO DEL GOAT 😮💨 — Inter Miami CF (@InterMiamiCF) June 1, 2025 Miami jumped on top when Allende scored after a quick restart by Messi left him unmarked, not unlike the way a quick throw-in by Nashville SC resulted in the tying goal against the Crew on Wednesday. The second goal was even more egregious. Crew goalkeeper Nicholas Hagen was pressured looking for an outlet and he cleared the ball to the one player in the world you absolutely shouldn't. Messi happily accepted the gift and lofted a shot over the backpedaling Hagen, who got a hand on it but couldn't stop the ball. The Argentine then scored his 10th goal of the season and 30th in MLS regular-season play, breaking a tie with Gonzalo Higuain for the most in franchise history. ALSO READ | PSG wins treble: Which other teams have achieved this feat in football? Sergio Busquets sent an overhead ball that Messi gathered outside the box and easily slipped past Hagen. Columbus made it interesting when Cesar Ruvalcaba headed a corner kick by Dylan Chambost in the 58th minute for his first MLS goal in his seventh match. But a beautifully crafted build-up led to a Luis Suarez goal, his third in the past two matches, in the 64th minute to make it 4-1 Miami. Messi sent Fafa Picault on a breakaway goal in the 89th minute as the Herons had no trouble exploiting a defense that has allowed 10 goals in its past three matches.
New Straits Times
3 days ago
- Sport
- New Straits Times
Messi double as Miami hit five past Columbus
FORT LAUDERDALE, US: Lionel Messi scored twice and created two more as Inter Miami warmed up for the Club World Cup in style with a 5-1 win over the Columbus Crew in Major League Soccer on Saturday. Miami will open the new FIFA tournament on June 14 against Egyptian and African champions Al Ahly and after a major dip in form they have found their touch again in their last two MLS games. A 4-2 win over Montreal in midweek, with Messi and Luis Suarez scoring two goals each, eased the tensions around Javier Mascherano's team and their renewed confidence was evident from the outset. Miami were helped by some uncharacteristically loose defending from Columbus, who have been one of the most consistent performers in MLS over the past three seasons but were easily opened up by Messi and Company. Argentine Tadeo Allende opened the scoring in the 13th minute when Messi, who had dropped deep into midfield, sent him goalwards with a long ball over the top and the forward confidently slotted home. Two minutes later, Columbus's Guatemalan goalkeeper Nicholas Hagen, standing in for the injured Patrick Schulte, then gifted Miami's second when he hesitated with the ball at his feet and passed straight to Messi, of all people, with the World Cup winner then attempting to chip him. Hagen scrambled, getting an outstretched palm on the ball but the shot looped into the net to make it 2-0 and leave the visitors in deep trouble. Messi made it three in the 24th minute when Sergio Busquets spotted the Crew defence were asleep and floated a pass over the top which Messi raced on to before lobbing the advancing Hagen. Columbus gave themselves a glimmer of hope with a thundering header from Cesar Ruvalcaba in the 58th minute but six minutes later Miami had restored their three goal advantage. Messi broke through the middle and then fed Telasco Segovia who slipped the ball outside to Suarez who buried the ball into the bottom corner. The eight-times Ballon d'Or winner was the creator again when he fed substitute Fafa Picault who broke away before a clinical finish to complete the rout. Messi now heads off for international duty with Argentina, who have already qualified for the 2026 World Cup and are away to Chile on Thursday and host Colombia on June 10. - AFP
The Sun
3 days ago
- Sport
- The Sun
Messi double as Miami hit five past Columbus
LIONEL MESSI scored twice and created two more as Inter Miami warmed up for the Club World Cup in style with a 5-1 win over the Columbus Crew in Major League Soccer on Saturday. Miami will open the new FIFA tournament on June 14 against Egyptian and African champions Al Ahly and after a major dip in form they have found their touch again in their last two MLS games. A 4-2 win over Montreal in midweek, with Messi and Luis Suarez scoring two goals each, eased the tensions around Javier Mascherano's team and their renewed confidence was evident from the outset. Miami were helped by some uncharacteristically loose defending from Columbus, who have been one of the most consistent performers in MLS over the past three seasons but were easily opened up by Messi and Company. Argentine Tadeo Allende opened the scoring in the 13th minute when Messi, who had dropped deep into midfield, sent him goalwards with a long ball over the top and the forward confidently slotted home. Two minutes later, Columbus's Guatemalan goalkeeper Nicholas Hagen, standing in for the injured Patrick Schulte, then gifted Miami's second when he hesitated with the ball at his feet and passed straight to Messi, of all people, with the World Cup winner then attempting to chip him. Hagen scrambled, getting an outstretched palm on the ball but the shot looped into the net to make it 2-0 and leave the visitors in deep trouble. Messi made it three in the 24th minute when Sergio Busquets spotted the Crew defence were asleep and floated a pass over the top which Messi raced on to before lobbing the advancing Hagen. Columbus gave themselves a glimmer of hope with a thundering header from Cesar Ruvalcaba in the 58th minute but six minutes later Miami had restored their three goal advantage. Messi broke through the middle and then fed Telasco Segovia who slipped the ball outside to Suarez who buried the ball into the bottom corner. The eight-times Ballon d'Or winner was the creator again when he fed substitute Fafa Picault who broke away before a clinical finish to complete the rout. Messi now heads off for international duty with Argentina, who have already qualified for the 2026 World Cup and are away to Chile on Thursday and host Colombia on June 10.
