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“ Page 4, The Herald, Monday, -August 15,‘1999

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~~ Expos. oldtimers return;

"and there’ were “$0, ‘many.

‘When ‘he: arrived ‘at ‘the:

“i. amport in Moritreal ‘last

, Friday. night; an ‘elderly

“you. |

.. played,

. 1969 rel
smothered

- affection for the first-ever

- Expas’-old-timers, game on |

Sunday. :
along with that of 12 other

. former Expos, was not -to.

' intimate Jarry Park but to .

ae gentleman eyed Mack J Jones:
"for: .about. a: miliqute - and |
- finally’ said: “Hey, I know...

. - You're going out. to -
.. play. ball at. ‘Jarry Parks, -
. aren't you?” .. Syt :
| The man kaowa ag the.
. Mayor of Jonesville when fie~
th. the Expos in

ed to the city that
him “with

“But his return,

"For, most. of the former
“Expos, it: had been only 15.
. Years since they captivated .
‘the heart of the cltys. and by .
extension, can: ventlre
country: But as they: trotted
with a slower pace onto the‘
artiticial surface, [t seemed.
that-‘an‘ “entire: generation’.
had passed.
_ Someone asked Hunt, ‘who. -
. set amajor-league.record in
1971 when 50° baseballs
crashed into his anatomy,
whether his hit-by- “pitch -
- mark would ever be broken. .
“TEI waa making the kind’
of, money they're making .

+ Spacious, aloof Olymple
' Stadium.

a —

“When I was coming i in,I |

- saw ‘nothing but grey

.: ‘eonerete,"” said Ron Hunt, :
-. the one-time Expos second

baseman, ‘There © was .
... conerete-in the parking lot,
- concrete. on - the floor
walking... taward the
_ 7. stadium, concrete
- everywhere. :

“It. just didn't. seem as |
"personal as the old . ball
"parks like Jarry.”

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“victory, and one bonis point ‘for .

. Bethit,” he replied. “Every ,
time I'd get hit, I'd get $50.
“That’s tip money for
them today.’
“A lot can ih pen in 1.

thedrab concrete, are found |
_dn the hair of Dan McGinn
and Clyde Mashore.
~- In 1869, families could buy .
a week's worth of groceries
for $35. Now, you can't even .
spend, an afternoon.at the |
ball perk. for’ that amount.-
‘“One of my fondest
memories of Montreal was
the day before our home
opener at Jarry Park in -
1969,”’ said former catcher
’ Ron Brand. “We had a-
parade. through the streets

_NASL

Standings

NASL ‘

Enatarn wen
WLEF A SPP
New York 16 8 72 42 55161

Chicago ~ 1311-5? 58 48126
Toronto 311 43 38 38 112
Montreal “OW a 66. 4498
Sovthern DBivisien
Fort Laud 1! 465 50 42 105
** Tulse “W219 40 60 94102
‘Tampa... 7.1@, 44. 70° 47-79
. america 9 1596 a1 9068

Wastern Givialon
Vancouver 20 5 50 24 at 157
Golden
Seatiie’- ... 114 50 47. 99 95
San Diego 1014 38 47 3082
Six palnts sre awarded for a
faur “points for .». shootout

every goal scored with & menx-

imum .of. three per: game. No

bonus’ point is awarded fdr

Overtime or shootout ooals.
Sunday Games

New, York 3 Montreal 6

: forever: ‘carved his | way into’

mad Pari teat {AP) — Most golfers on the |

| wonderful -.~’ people’ Whe,
turned, aut to. cheer. us,"? :
The. tiext’:. day, - Jones

millions. of, ‘hearta “with.

_produced the: first: inajor-
"Teague" runs , on: Canadian’.
soll. lat ;
“The years L spent | in]
“Montreal were ny ‘most |.
enjoyable in baseball,” said -.
Jones on the weekend, “The
people of this city were what '

made it 80 enjoyable."

But’ time, that conniving -

thief, has a way of changing

now, I sure wouldn’t want ta, _- Averything... Fifteen. years —
_later,. the wife. of a ‘relief .
pitcher. cannot -

be’ in:
troduced to the baseball
fans of - Montreal withaut

receiving 4 shower of boos.:
_And woe to the pitcher | or
batter who fails to deliver in.
‘the clutch ~ because the’
_Yeception will be as frosty’
in.

as Olympic Stadium

_ early April. a ne
. The- age of baseball: in: :

nocence has long been over

“in Montreal, and not even
theretum of ‘its pioneers :

‘could cut through the layers

of frustration, the result of .-

too many hopeful springs

and unfulfilled“ autumus.

Oh, there was modest ap-

-plause as the. old-tiniers did —

- thelr bit Sunday, but it was

.a3 though a new breed of

fans were politely relating
to another era. 1

Somebody asked Jones -
‘whether he had'visited the
. Stadium over which he once |

‘presided.

With a trace of sadness in

his voice, he replied: “No, I
hear they're having a tennis
match there." a .

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makes
perfect?

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more, they practise, the.
better they get. Wayne Levi,

however, is different.
Levi doesn't : espécially

Fort Lauderdale 3 San Diewo ike to play golf; he.would

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Vancouver 3 Seattle 2 (50)

Golden Bay 3 Chicego 2 (OT) |

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JACKPOT ESTIMATED AT_

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rather hang around: his

upstate New. York home -
~ with his Wife and daughter.

He bas played: in just 15

tournaments ‘this year.

But on Sunday, ‘Levi
charged from three strokes

off fhe pace to grab a one- .
‘stroke victory over [sao
Aoki and Calvin Peete and.
_ Win $63,000-arid the use of a

new car for a year in the

$350,000 Buick Open tour- ;

nament.

fT just sat around the:

house thls: summer,” Levi
said. “I do very”

practising. ;
. “When I come out, it’amy_
fob, and then T work hard: at

| a
Levi, 30, can ‘back up his
brash talk with cold, hard

facts. He has, for. example, ,

made the cut in all 16 events

he hag entered, veo
Since joining the tour in

1977, Levi has won six

toummaments, including two |

last year, His victory at the

’ Buick increased his career

earnings to $787,175.

Levi, who started the day |
at nine-under-par 207, shot a —

seven-under 65 In the final

_Tound to claim the title with
8 16-under 272 over the 7,001-
' yard, par-72 Warwick Hills

Golf. Country. Club.
Peete and Adki
finished  -the =

both
‘four-day

tournament with a 273 total, —

: a base, ‘but Baltimore Orioles stole the show, ©."
°c After va’ ‘heated’ argument. with: umpires’ ‘during. -

little |

“Meliager ‘Tony. LaRussa of Chicago White Sox ‘Ato

; “Which he upréoted. third base and ‘heaved it into the
-. dugout, LaRusga remained on the bench for an inning
* after he was ejected; prompting the Orioles to: ‘play
: Sunday’ ‘8 game. Under pratest. .
It all became moot when rellever Tin Stoddard .
‘pitched. out. of a’ bases. loaded; none-out jamin the —

bottom of the ninth and preserved the Orioles’. 2 7

_-trlumph over: ‘Chicago.

‘The victory. was thair second in a row after a seven:
game losing streak and vaulted the Orioles back into —
_first place in the AL East, one percentage point ahead .
of Detroit (the Tigers lost to-New York 4-1), one-half.”
‘game in ‘front ‘ofthe Yankees, ane ahead ‘of.

in front of the Blue: Jays.
‘In other sarnes, Kansas City Royals dropped’ the

- opener of their doubleheader to Boston: Red Sox’ 43.
but took the nightcap ¢-3, Cleveland Indians blanked

Texas Rangers: 3-0, Oakland A’s whipped Minnesota

-~-Milwaukee:tthe Brewers lost to" Toronto 43) and Tie

- Twins 6-0, and. California Angels trounced. Seattle °
| Mariners 7-2.°.-

On Saturday, Toronto edged Milwaukee 3-1; Kansas _

City split with Boston 5-4 and 12-3, Minnesota ‘dumped

“Oakland 7-3," Detroit drubbed New. York 8,
Baltimore downed . Chicago 5-2, Texas - nipped

Cleveland. 43 and: ‘California pasted Seattle 10-5, <

“The controversy Started in the fifth inning with the

Curlton Fisk-hl what: appeared to be ashonie’.

niintn -e fir, t row ,f he: left-field seats, Thir- .

d0oiumsiresGREG. Kose gave the hone

"un aign, but Orio-5)nNAGER. Jos Altobelli claimed

; - White Sox leading -1-0 when Rudy Law walked an) -

fan interfertnce ad home plate umpire Jim Evans,

the crew chief, overruled Kose and called ita ‘Bround-

_ Tule double." |,
“In our judgment, a fan feached on to the’ playing:
field and: touched the ball, which would have hit the -

fence had it not been touched,” said Evans: .. ven
That’s when LaRussa, a practising lawyer during

the off-season, ‘went.info his rebuttal. All it: ‘gat him .
‘was a contempt of court charge, although he claimed.
he didn’t know he was ejected. in the bottom: of the
sixth, Evans went into. the ‘dugout and talked te

LaRussa, who finally left. .
_ With the ‘Orioles ‘and White Sox: knotted 1 —

~ Chicago failed ta. score. after Fisk’s “home: run”
became a double —. Baltimore's John. ‘Lowenstein —
drew a one-out walk off Richard Dotson in the top of
. the ninth. Pinch runner John Shelby stole second and
_ scored on Joe Nolan's single. ,
~ Inthebottom of the ninth, Stoddard struck out "Fisk .
‘and ‘Tom. Pactorek ‘and got. Greg Luzinski on ‘a
"grounder to. preserve Scott MoGregor’ 8 18th victory. -

“Yankees 4 Tigers 1 ,
“At Detroit, Dave Winfield. doubled’ home’ the’ gi-

ahead.run in the eighth inning and. Ken Griffey
. followed with a two-run homer, Juan’ Berenguer held

the. Yankees to a pair of singles until the eighth when’ -
» Roy Smalley led off @ith a triple. One out later,

Winfield collected his 23rd RBI in his last 13‘ games.
Griffey then greeted Howard Bailey with his homer.

Shane Rawley and Rich Gossage checked the Tigers ©
'- on seven .hits, including tarry. Herndai’s ; fourth- :

inning. homer,"
Blue Jays 4 Brewers a

At Toronto, pinch runner Garth lorg: scored the

tying run from: second base on a wild pitch in the .

_ eighth inning and Lloyd Moseby homered on the next
pitch-from reliever Pete Ladd, giving the: Blue Jays.

' their third consecutive win over Milwaukee. Ladd

- came on after Damaso Garela opened ‘the inning with

a double off Tom Tellmann and then gave way to
‘Torg. Moseby’s 16th homer made:a winner of Dave

Stieb, who checked the Brewers on four hits through -

eight innings. Milwaukee led 34 after 244 innings.
Red Sox 43 Royals 36
At Boston, George Brett and-Amos’ Otis drave in

: two runs’ each, Leon Roberts homered. and Royals |

"relief ace Dan Quisenberry fiotched his 3ist save with

thres'scoreless Innings in the nightcap. The Red-Sox

«Won. the opérier 4-3 on Rick Miller's tle-bresking

bases-loaded Single in-the ninth inning. Bob Stanley .

| notched his 22nd save by retiring the last four batters.
. A's. 6 Twins dD :. -
At Oakland, Steve McCatty hurled a ‘three itis for .

his first shutout since Sept. 8, 1981 and. Davey Lopes
hit-a- two-run homer, McCatty walked: three and

struck out three in_his firat complete pame, of the:

season. Mike. Davis had a’ two-run: triple, while
Dwayne Murphy drove in’ the other two. with a
grounder and sacrifice fly,
Angels 7 Mariners 2
At Anaheim, Rick Burleson scored three runs and
drove in another and Fred Lynn hit a two-run homer
- to back Tommy John's four-ilt pitching. John lost his

Shutout bid when Richie Zisk homered in the seventh :

inning. Dave Henderson connected in the elghth.

. Indians 3 Rangers 0 :
_ |. At Amlington, Neal Heaton pitched a four-hitter for.
his first major league shutout and Andre Thornton

had three hits. Heaton: walked one, struck out three’
and retired 13 in a row before Larty Parrish’

 seventh-inning double. .The 23-year-old left-hander

has not allowed an earned run in his last 18 innings.

Loser Rick Honeyeutt, 14-8, gave up 10 singies in 513.

innings.

‘tee: ‘aes | Dodgers

"National League.

| Baber tat keyed a. 54 win

vy Atlanta’ 8.

‘night in an 6-7 triumph.

“Tt was tough to sleep “
- after that one. I got to Bleep:

|—but-4t-waan't-as-mtich. -28-¥
‘usually. get,” said Baker,
“who =" touched atruggling
knuckleballer Phil ‘Niekro
for his 13th: homer. -of the .
” BEASON,

" '. chépt to within BY, games of :
West *.:
|. leadera’ Atlanta “Braves an.
i? be Sunday,’ sparked: ‘by: a two- :
{rin homer’ froin... Dusty: a

- e Dodgers, who hold an.
84 edge‘on the Braves ‘this
Beason, ‘nissed_ Bweeping

“the: thres-ganie series when :.
Bab: Wation. .
eracked:.a. two-run, alnthe :
“inning _ -homer*.. Saturday .

straight, but failed to. last
three . innings”
allowing ‘four - rung and.
‘seven hits. A

“He just, couldn't et. ‘the’
ball’ over,” “said: Aflanta
manager. Joe Torre,’

Ing ather. games Sunday it

Montreal
‘Philadelphia Phillies 6, ‘at
Louls’ Cardinals. 1; ° New
. York Mets’ 5, Chicago. Cubs .

; Cineinnati Reds 9;-and San -
: Prancleeo Giants 5, Houstoa

“Nan, Ba, had: won ix I

Sunday, .

“wad: Pittsburgh Pirates &

' 2; San! Diego Padres, 10, -

on _Tin-gcoring: a hits by

“Rafael ‘Rainirez: ‘and ‘Dale.

"Murphy. and knocked ‘the: -
eft-handér out in the eighth

--when Bob Homey. slarnmed’
-’a two-run homer; his 20th of
the Beason, Tom ‘Niedenfuer

--came ‘on -ta earn. is: “Sixth

a oma
Pirates SExqos 3 he
Pittsburgh, * “swept -
heme last... weekend y
Montreal, :. cami «. ‘up - to
‘Canada and] pulled the same

On’. “saturday “Its was:
‘Pittsburgh 6, Montreal 3; :
- Houston 5, San Francisco 2;
‘Cincinnati 6, San Diego 6;
: ;Philadelphia 6, St, Tonls a

“Canadians. lose .

Marshall Brant drove in

the winning tally as Tacoma .

-came from behind with four
ighth-Inning runs and beat’
‘Vancouver. 4-3 in Pacifie
. Const. League action. ©

“In other . PCL “gaanes

Sinday, ‘Portland downed |
_ Las’ Vegas 6-2,’ Edmonton’.

- dumped Salt Lake 8-3, and
’ Hawaii shut o out Tucson 6-0.

“TAlbuquerque ’ ‘and. Phoenix’.
_ Split.a ‘doubleheader, with ¢

the: ‘Dukes | winning the

‘opener’: 5-5 and. ‘Phoenix -

taking the nighteap, $2,

‘The Canadians held a 30 :

lead through seven innings

in Tacoma, on. homers by

’ Dion: James and: Hosken

‘Powell and an RBI single by: -

Ron Koenigsfeld.

Jo dn the eighth, Tacoma’s .
‘| -Rusty McNealy. singled in

one . run ‘before
_ Koenigefeld’ 6 error on a
grounder and'a ground out :

| > by Bill Bathe ted the score.’

* Brant followed _ ‘with — his

~ gamenwinning, faa two-out: "Jett! fielder Litry. ‘Ray.

“pers: and Glen Walker of the.
Gulls beth hit. ‘Bolo home
runs, °° 8 -

* Steve Finch got the vie-.
tory}. Brian Allard: suffered

__ the logs,’ .

Hawali pitchers * Larry.
‘Lamonde . and". Ray |
- Krawezyk” “combined | to’
allow just six hits-as the.

Islanders blanked Tueson in=
Honolutu. : teks
They "Islanders began

scoring. as Bruce Robinson *
doubled in two. , Segond.
- inning-runs. ;
Hawali added a run in the
fifth when Joe Orsulak was
hit by a pitch and scored on
a double by. Hedi: Vargas.
~The. Toros’. threatened
with “loaded bases‘in ‘tha -
eighth, but Krawczyk came
“in with two outs'to strike out
“Jim Pankovits, . ~
~ Hawall scored three times .
_ Inits half of the eighth, once
: on Bobby Mitchell's” single”
and the second on the same
play- as the -ball _ ‘rolled .
through the legs of Tucson.

 single., “Mitehéll scored”’: on
Ben Callahan picked. up ‘single-by Robinson.
the. victory... jJaime - tn Portland, John Russell

~ Cocanower got the loss,

: ‘In Phoenix, Jim ‘Stassi’s
?sixth-inning double snapped
a 2-2 tie to give the Giants
- their nighteap vietory:

Phoenix jumped on loser
Orel Hershiser for a 2-0 lead
on Rich Murray’s two-run.
single in the first toning.

. The Dukes tied it on RBI
Singles by Alex Taveras and
: Ed Amelung before Stassi’s
hit sealed the victory for
Giants - starter . __ Stott”
Garrelts, ms

-In ~ the * opener,

Albuquerque's Lemmie

Miller ‘led the -Dukes'. vic-

” tory with an RBI double that _

" broke a 3 tie::

The. Dukes” German.
Rivera and Gilberto Reyes

’ drilled REI singles to tle the ~

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game at. 3-3 in the fourth
before ‘Miller. delivered off
_lomr. Brian -; Kingman.’
“albuquerque scored. two
‘more runs in the inning on
Phoenix errors. oe

the fourth gave the Giants
another = run, but
Amelung and Tony Brewer
Slammed RBI singles In the’

* pixth an the Dukes pulled .

away,

‘TRAPPERS OVER GULLS °°

The winner was Dean
Rennicke. - ;
‘Edmonton’s

bases-loaded triple, to lead
the Trappers’ over Salt
Lake." :

’ Pat Keedy of the Trap-

Ed -

_ Rick |
' Schofield collected | four |
RBI, including three on a

-slugged: his 21st and 22nd’
homers of the season to lead
the Beavers to victory.

-. The winning. pitcher. for
Portland was Marti Decker,
and the” loser was Gr
_ Booker. '

a,

East-leading: Philadelphia.
Dave Parker was Sunday's
“hero for Pittaburgh, lining a

two-run, bases.loaded single
_in the seventh inning...

‘Phillies 5 Cardinals 1°

John Denny, 13-§ with the

_ third-best National: League

ERA at 2.4,. scattered 10.

hits,. struck .. out..-@even

batters and didnot give up a
Walk: in eight: innings. . He

‘algo had 8 singié; laid down -

& perfect sacrifice bunt and
"scored: on . Gregg: ..Gross'
third-inning triple... -..
Meta 5 Cubs 2-0 4:-4):
In New “York,-’ ‘Gearge

-Foster's 10th career grand .

stam homer end the. strong
pitching of Ed: ;. Lynch
carried the Mets t6’a‘three-
game ‘sweep of: ‘Chicago.
New York has. Won - six
“straight over the: ‘Cubs.
"Padres 10 Reds‘9/ 030."
Terry Kennedy: drove in
three runs with a‘double, a
homer, and a- 10th-dnning
‘Single that won the | game.
The Padres scored. the
winning run off Tom Hume,

who walked “pinch-hitter ,

Sixto Lezcano- With ene out.
Pinch tunner Luis: Salazar
then stole second and came
home on Kennedy's single to

centre. Padres starter Tim:
Lollar ar uit hs first homer. of.

fun, triple and shea
drove in‘ two runs for San
Francisco, . ‘Mark .,Davis
struck out three and walked
four ‘in’. six.
surrendering only four hits,
Gary . Lavelle -pltched the
final three innings to earn
his 13th gave, os

Stats and

Standings

“

Awnday. Monults |:
Boater: +3° Kanes - -GCHY 346 -

- New York.4 Detralf 1 -
Teronta. 4: Milwaukee 3.

- Baltiméra ® Chicepo 1 ‘
“Galitotnia 7 seattie:2

' Qaklend ¢ Minnesota 6
Cleveland 3 Texes-0

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Toronto 3 ‘Milwaukee 1 *
-* Kanses city. ‘Ea Beaton et
~, Minnesota. pkian uo
‘ Datroit 4 New York 3
~ Baltimore 5 Chicago &:
Texas 4 Cleveland 3°
Callfornia 10 Seattle 5
- Teday’s Gomes
Toronto. at. Cleveland N
. Chicego a} New York XN
. Boston. at Mltwaukes
Baltimore at Texas 6
Detroit at Kansas: Clty N
Minnesota. Seattle N-:

* Calitornin” at Oakland: N
Teenday Games
rorente et Cleveland 2 TN -
Chicago at New. York N
Boston at Mitwaukéees WN
Ballimore af. Texas WN

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Rune tatted in: Cooper, Mil:
yauren, VOR, Wintield, |" New
York, 93 ,
Sten = bases: Henderson,
. Oakland, TW OR. Lew, Chicago, .

Tettehina: “10 deciatens): Hees,
Milwaukee,’ 10°, 033, 3.56) Rig:

hati, NiWw Yorks 133, 018, 3,00)”

Rorema, Ostrolt, 0-2,
Strikewnts:- Moreh, *-
WS; Stteb,’ Toronto, “197.
Seven: Quisenber?y, ‘Keneas
civ, WW Coualn, Seattle, 227
Stanley. _ Gaston, cue

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