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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1991 DETROIT FREE PRESS 5D Player Of the week Kaiser, 30, lilies numbers game Tigers are fighting Brian Saltzgaber, Fayetteville SALTZGABER'S WEEK: Led the North to 7-0 victory with a two-run home When Toledo left-hander Jeff Kaiser calls it quits, he would like to be held accountable for his career. But Kaiser, who has an accounting degree from Western Michigan, is not quite ready to trade in his glove for an abacus. Kaiser, 30, is run In Monday's South Atlantic League (Class A) All-Star Game. Leads Fayetteville with a .328 average. Has 10 doubles, one homer and 15 RBIs in 58 games.

CAREER: Batted .225 last season at Class A Niagara Falls. Had five doubles, one triple, two homers and 20 RBIs In 53 games. Led team with 17 stolen bases. PERSONAL: 23 years old 5-feet-11, 175 pounds Bats and throws right Attended Western Michigan Tigers' 24th pick In 1990 draft Resides In Tekonsha, Mich. the law of averages It was close to 1 a.m., and there was Sparky Anderson, standing in his long johns, rummaging through his office wastebasket.

The Tigers' manager was searching for a page of American League statistics he had tossed in the basket JOE CYBULSKI Farm report Farm statistics Toledo Mud Hens (AAA) Fayetteville (A) in his 10th professional season, and all but 31 of his 270 games have been in the minor leagues. He made brief appearances with Cleveland in 1987-90. After he was released from the Milwaukee organization in May, he found himself back AVQ AB HR RBI SB BATTING BATTING AVQ AB HR RBI SB .328 204 25 15 13 0 17 0 47 1 35 17 .315 .307 .250 75 12 8 2 15 4 20 8 11 9 0 0 11 2 11 3 15 16 .308 78 8 24 .299 77 13 23 .294 235 31 69 .294 255 43 75 .281 185 33 52 274 248 41 68 .260 154 27 40 .244 41 6 10 .242 198 26 48 .241 170 33 41 .210 195 22 41 .174 69 14 12 Luis Deiossantot Randy Kulcher Scott Livingston Johnny Parades Karl Allaire Curt Ford Rich Rowland Steve Peguee Phi Clark ErtcMangham Mitch Lyden Ami Doyotor Brian Saltzgaber Jerf Goodale Dave Keating Mark Timan Sean Sadler Carlos Fermin Stephen Looney Brad Wilson DougKimbler Ketley O'Neal Danny Rogers Michael Weinberg Jimmy Alder Danny Bautista 548 117 16 545 106 12 543 218 29 .235 132 14 .235 85 19 .234 205 29 530 239 24 517 157 14 .192 167 19 15 14 10 17 15 34 0 2 0 Gene Guidi Baseball I 37 1 11 6 17 2 13 4 32 3 BB SO PITCHING W-L ERA 8V i .154 91 7 14 1 one earned run in his last nine appearances. Reliever John Kiely has pitched 10V4 consecutive scoreless innings in his last six games First baseman Luis de los Santos has reached base safely in 20 of 22 games this season. Pitcher Rusty Meacham, called up Tuesday by the Tigers, was 5-0 at Toledo's Ned Skeldon Stadium.

He gave up only eight earned runs and held opponents to a .176 average. Infielder Johnny Paredes is batting .329 (26-for-79) in June. Shortstop Victor Rosario, acquired from Atlanta for pitcher Dan Petry, will join the Mud Hens today in Buffalo. And not a minute too soon. Rosario, who was batting .310 for Richmond with nine doubles, six triples and 26 RBIs, was batting .444 (12-for-27) against Toledo with 14 RBIs.

LONDON: London outfielder Lou Fra-zier batted .410 (10-for-24) last week with two doubles and a triple. He drove in five runs and stole two bases, raising his Eastern League-leading steals to 30. Pitcher Don Vesling improved his record to 3-1 with two victories. Mike Hansen (2-0) also won twice. THE NAME GAME: A look at the June draft list reveals some players who are ready for baseball's Hall of Names.

Milwaukee catcher Derek Ghost-law could come back to haunt the teams that didn't draft him. Toronto second baseman Edsel Ambrosina might have had a brief, disastrous career in the '50s. He's making a comeback. Blue Jays rightfielder Ricky Cradle is a definite sleeper. Baltimore hopes pitcher David Plaster can solidify its staff.

Two players bound for the International League are Toronto's Gregory Cuba (Detroit Southeastern) and Minnesota's German Casillas. Don't forget the Tigers, who drafted Reggie Jackson. But don't look for Reggie to hit too many dingers. This one's a pitcher. Expansion might extend his career and allowing five hits.

He won his second start Monday, with 7 scoreless innings against Indianapolis. His ERA is 0.53. "I probably couldn't be doing better," said Kaiser, 6-feet-3, 195 pounds. "I think the last three or four years I've thrown the ball as good as I ever have. "I've dedicated myself to get in the best shape I could.

I'm getting older, so I had to do something to help me stay in the game." Baseball normally has little use for thirtysomething minor-leaguers, but upcoming National League expansion might prolong Kaiser's career. "I just want to take advantage of this opportunity," he said. "At the end of the season I'll evaluate where I'm at and go from there. I'm not in a situation where I'll live and die with baseball, but the expansion in 1993 could open up some opportunities." Kaiser led Southgate Aquinas to the state high school baseball semifinals in 1978. He and Cubs pitcher Paul Assen-macher combined for one of the state's toughest pitching staffs.

He was drafted by Toronto in 1981, but stayed at Western Michigan and finish his degree. He was drafted by Oakland the following year. "My dad was big on me finishing school," Kaiser said. "I'm really glad I did. I haven't put the degree to work yet, but I would like to combine my baseball experience and hopefully land a job in a front office." MORE TOLEDO: Mud Hens pitchers have seven shutouts this season after only three all of last season.

Toledo has won 33 out of 36 games when leading after seven innings. Reliever Ron Rightnowar has given up six hits and 4 2 8 PITCHING W-L ERA 8V BB SO earlier. "Some baseball numbers lie, but these don't," Anderson said, retrieving the sheet. "Here we are the Tigers, last in batting average third from the bottom in pitching. And gentlemen, that ain't good." The Tigers had just been hammered by 000 0 0.53 0 219 3 2.55 1 PhiStidham 0.00 0 0.00 1 Felipe Ura BobUndori RobFazekas 0- 0 1- 0 4-1 1-4 0-2 3.18 0 3.66 3 9 3 23 34 34 56 11 13 56 68 32 36 6 7 2 14 41 65 0- 1 2-0 1- 0 1-1 8-5 1-1 7-6 5-4 0-1 0-1 5-6 0-1 0-0 0.2 0 17.0 14 24.2 16 42.1 33 99.0 89 32.0 32 92.0 87 66.1 81 122 14 9.0 10 74.1 96 10.0 16 1.2 2 Randy Nosek Jeff Kaiser RonRightnowar JohnKiely R.

Meacham MlkeDalton Scott Aldred Greg Gohr S. Cummlngs 'JormDesUva David Haas Buddy Groom DougBalr Mike Giiltoyle 20 31 16 33 24 27 40 57 John Kosenskl 3-1 2.0 1 5.0 2 45.0 39 27.1 28 28.1 27 44.1 32 54.0 45 72.1 70 2.0 2 78.0 87 37.0 39 62.0 68 8.1 14 Ed Rodriguez 3.91 5.97 6.39 7.00 7.02 8.10 10.80 1.60 1.96 2.22 2.23 3.17 3.86 4.50 4.96 5.11 6.39 11.88 4 3 Greg Haeger 2-8 Jason Pfafl 0-0 Greg Coppeta 5-4 Randy Stokes 1-0 Joe Neldinger 3-7 Jose Lima 0-1 1 23 50 16 27 22 23 4 5 Niagara Falls (A) London (AA) home in Trenton with a lot of time on his hands. So he called an old buddy from Downriver Jeff Jones, pitching coach for the Tigers' Double-A team at London. "He's a good friend," Kaiser said. "I guess he relayed information about me to Joe McDonald," the Tigers' interim general manager.

The Tigers called Kaiser two weeks ago after Toledo pitcher John DeSilva was sidelined because of a sore elbow. Kaiser jumped into his car and drove to Toledo. "When they called and said they needed a pitcher, I didn't ask any questions," Kaiser said. "I told them I just want to contribute to the team. It was great being home, but after almost a month I began to wonder if anything would happen at all.

This was something right out of the blue." Kaiser made his first appearance two days later, pitching A2h innings in relief against Tidewater. He won his first start last Wednesday against Omaha, pitching five scoreless innings BATTING AVQ AB HR RBI SB .381 21 2 8 0 3 1 .313 32 7 10 2 7 1 .276 29 5 8 0 3 6 .259 27 2 7 0 SO .250 24 3 6 0 2 3 .250 24 3 8 0 2 0 .231 13 2 3 0 0 1 .214 14 1 3 0 2 0 .200 10 2 2 0 1 0 .168 16 3 3 0 2 0 .179 28 3 5 0 2 2 .133 15 1 2 0 2 0 .091 11 1 1 0 12 .000 14 1 0 0 0 0 .000 3 1 0 0 0 0 R. Hgglnbotham Brian Dubose Evan Pratte RobGrable Kevin Morgan Peter Feeley Roberto Roas Carlos Burgullos Ryan Haley Kevin Miller Brian Sullivan Clarke Rea Jimmy Brown Gustavo Guerrero G. Radachowsky BATTING AVQ AB HR RBI SB Shawn Hare .314 51 8 16 1 7 2 RicoBrogna .291 55 6 16 1 6 0 Dean Dec .264 220 24 58 1 32 2 Ivan Cruz .262 256 29 67 4 23 2 LouFrazier 562 244 39 64 2 24 32 RobReMnk 548 129 19 32 0 11 1 LulsGalindo .241 174 15 42 0 18 4 Riccardo Ingram .239 218 24 52 6 28 3 Pat Woodruff .237 59 4 14 0 7 0 Dave Leonhardt .231 13 5 3 0 0 0 Doyle Balthazar 531 108 10 25 0 5 3 Keith KknoerUn .204 206 17 42 1 16 2 Mike Gillette .169 111 16 21 5 13 1 RonMarigny .063 12 1 1 0 1 0 PITCHING W-t ERA 8V IP BBSO KurtKnudsen 1-3 1.85 4 39.0 26 21 38 JohnDoherty 1-2 287 10 37.2 36 12 30 Lino Rivera 2-2 3.20 0 25.1 23 10 18 Don Vesting 3-1 382 0 33.0 26 14 13 Mike Hansen 24 3.86 0 14.0 15 7 15 Marty Ws 1-4 3.95 0 70.2 75 35 42 Jose Ramos 1-4 4.04 0 42.1 46 16 28 Randy Marshal 34 4.95 0 76.1 102 11 49 Darren Hursey 0-2 4.97 1 38.0 46 15 19 Steve Wolf 1-2 5.16 0 22.2 27 17 19 LulsGalindo 0-0 5.40 0 12 3 1 3 Eric Stone 1-5 5.74 0 26.2 26 25 10 ToddKrumm 3-5 6.41 0 59.0 74 31 48 PTTCHtNO W-L ERA SV IP BB SO 0 6 1 4 4 3 6 3 6 7 10 10 4 1 12 1.0 6.2 7.0 13.2 7.2 4.2 0.00 0.00 1.29 1.32 2.35 3.86 4.70 0- 0 1- 0 1-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 Shawn Turrl BenBtomdanl Scott Durussei Corey Reincke Dennis Walsh Jimmy Henry Sean Bergman S.WIthem Doug Martin Richard Ketey Henry Miller 7.2 12 6.10 0 10.1 14 4 4 7 5 4 4 4 1 4 8 2 2 7.20 0 5.0 6 8.10 6.2 6 0.2 0 13.50 Tigers trade Petry for Braves' infielder Bristol (rookie) Lakeland (A) AVQ AB HR RBI SB .333 3 1 1 .304 23 3 7 .288 257 31 74 .286 206 28 59 California, 10-3. The sobering statistics Anderson offered as Exhibit A seemed to explain why it happened.

Low batting averages and high earned run averages are the big reasons a team is always susceptible to a blowout loss and why it will lose more games than it wins. But this simple explanation doesn't tell the whole story of the Tigers. A team that hits in the and gives up about 4V4 runs a game should find itself more than two games under .500. Yet the Tigers continue to flirt with .500, entertaining thoughts of becoming a factor in the pennant race. "I really believe this team can contend," pitcher Frank Tanana said.

"But we're going to have to put together a streak pretty soon or we can forget about it." If you come to Tiger Stadium on a night when the Good Tigers show up, you might share Tanana's optimism. But if you're there when the Bad Tigers appear, forget it. Look what has happened while the Tigers split the first six games of their current oh, bay! oh, no! home stand. In their three victories, they have shown the skill and character of a contender. In one, Tanana outdueled Cy Young winner Bob Welch.

In another, Mickey Tettleton knocked in six runs as the Tigers flexed their many muscles. And in the third, the Tigers twice rallied from late-inning deficits. But their losses showed the Tigers' warts that have stopped them from becoming a legitimate contender. In one, the Tigers suffered an irritating one-run defeat because of their failure to get runners into scoring position with fewer than two out. In another loss, the frayed bullpen continued to show how tough it is to carry a team for two successive seasons.

After a strong start, the relievers have a 6.75 ERA over the last month. In the third loss, the Tigers were hurt again by the lack of depth beyond their three top starting pitchers. With their unusual makeup, the Tigers will continue to defy statistical analysis all season. But whether they can defy logic, too, by climbing into the AL East race remains the big question. 0 0 4 1 1 4 2 7 2 6 .272 81 .257 191 10 22 20 49 BATTING Carlos Maldonado Steve Green Brian Cornelius Warren Sawklw Rick So4lors Kirk Mendenhal Eric Albright Denny Mcnamara Basilk) Cabrera Ron Howard Rudy Pemberton Jose Anglero Mike Rendlna THE PETRY FILE Career statistics for Dan Petry, who was traded to the Atlanta Braves by the Tigers Tuesday YEAR W4.

ERA 1979 Det 6-5 3.95 1980 Det 10-9 3.94 1981 Det 10-9 3.00 1982 Det 15-9 3.22 1983 Det 19-11 3.92 1984 Det 18-8 3.24 1985 Det 15-13 3.36 1986 Det 5-10 4.66 1987 Det 9-7 5.61 1988 Cal 3-9 4.38 1989 Cal 3-2 5.47 1990 Det 10-9 4.45 1 1991 Det 2-3 4.94' Totalt 125-104 3.92 13 23 .256 90 .250 164 32 41 TRADE, from Page ID and, after the anger subsided, Petry started thinking that maybe he had been served as well. "Hey, it feels good to know someone wants you," said Petry, who won 119 games in two stints with the Tigers. "I didn't want to go; I make my home here. But at least I wasn't getting released or anything like that." After a strong start this season, Petry (2-3, 4.94 ERA in 17 games) lost his spot in the rotation and was used infrequently of .250 52 4 13 .236 140 22 33 .229 210 26 48 524 147 18 33 .199 191 21 38 BATTING AVQ AB HR RBI SB Dan Ruff .462 13 3 6 0 5 0 AlexUbma .375 8 1 3 0 0 0 JohnSutey .333 3 0 1 0 0 0 Carlos Diaz .286 7 2 2 0 2 0 Jorge Caro 573 11 1 3 1 3 0 Keith Kirrsey 573 11 3 3 0 1 0 JlmGlvens .250 12 3 3 0 1 1 VmceBradford .222 9 1 2 0 0 0 RobYetton .200 5 0 1 0 0 0 Art Johnson .182 11 2 2 0 0 2 Justin Mashore .143 7 0 1 0 1 0 Luis Hernandez .143 7 0 1 0 0 0 Jorge Moreno .143 7 0 1 0 1 0 Tom Mezzanotte .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 JoseSanuro .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tarrtck Brock .000 7 1 0 0 0 0 Brian Prichard .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 PITCHING W-L ERA 8V IP BB80 Matt Bauer OO O.OO 1 3.0 1 0 4 PaulMegrlnt 0-0 O.OO 1 20 1 0 1 T.Schwarber 24 0.00 0 4.0 4 1 7 BlasCedeno 0-1 1.13 0 8.0 6 1 4 A. Rodriguez 04 4.50 0 4.0 6 2 1 Clint Sadowsky 04 4.50 0 4 0 4 0 1 Trover Miller 04 900 0 4.0 9 0 5 Greg Ratio 04 13.50 0 20 4 3 0 Art Adams 0-1 13.50 0 2.0 2 3 2 Brian Nelson 04 1800 0 1.0 0 4 0 22 13 10 5 19 1 PITCHING W-L ERA 8V IP BB SO Jose Anglero Brian Warren Ron Cook MikeLumley JetlBraley TomDret 1-1 1- 0 3-2 2- 3 2-4 0.00 0 1.73 0 1.86 0 236 2 250 14 3.25 0 3.27 0 3.49 0 4.14 0 4.16 0 4.19 0 1.0 1 26.0 21 9.2 9 34.1 23 39.2 33 61.0 58 77.0 64 87.2 82 41.1 37 62.2 54 38.2 42 Frank Gonzales 6-1 13 38 16 28 19 28 37 58 19 67 19 44 49 39 18 20 Mike Garcia 5-4 Leo Torres 3-2 Ed Form 4-7 Eric Lamersler 2-2 in 1986, struggled and was traded to the California Angels for outfielder Gary Pettis after 1987.

After two ordinary seasons with the Angels, they let him go. Before long, Petry returned to Detroit he thought for the rest of his career. "I will really miss this place and the fans," he said. "It's very hard leaving Tram, because we came up together. And the memories of '84 those are the kinds of things that always stay with you.

"When I first came up (in 1979), they were going with young arms. Now I'm leaving for the same reason. Kind of ironic." The Tigers also saved money by trading Petry, who will make $650,000 this season. But with the financial gain came the loss of "a quality individual," manager Sparky Anderson said. "Good-bye is one word that never gets easier to say," Anderson said.

"Daniel is a fine young man. But this is part of the game." Petry said the same thing. "Life goes on," he said. "Hey, I know a couple people with Atlanta from Detroit: Mike Heath and Juan Berenguer. It'll be nice to talk with Bill Lajoie (former Tigers general manag- LOCAL TALENT late.

He made the team as a non-roster player last year, when he earned a temporary spot in the rotation and finished 10-9 with a 4.45 ERA. With Petry gone, only Alan Trammell, Lou Whitaker and Statistics for players with Michigan backgrounds (in minor league systems other than Tigers'; stats through Monday): er, now a Braves scout). "And I'll get to bunt and hit, and there are all of the National League cities I've never seen. It's exciting." He will learn his role with the Braves when he meets them in Houston today. "My arm's fine, and I just want to pitch, regardless," Petry said.

"And yeah, I know they have a small ballpark. But who knows? Maybe I'll hit a couple home runs." Petry smiled, accepted best wishes, and walked away. He didn't look back. Victor Rosario Dave Bergman remain from the 1984 World Series champions. Petry, a right-hander, was 18-8 that year after winning a career-high 19 in 1983.

He had elbow surgery Brewers rip Tigers with 8-run 8th, 11-3 GAME 68 FOURTH INWtMQ Brewers 11, Tigers 3 MILWAUKEE DETROIT ebrhbi abrhbi 5 0 3 0 SO 1 0 5 3 3 1 50 10 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 30 11 4 0 0 0 40 10 5 3 2 0 PtiiMM 3d 0 0 0 0 Whitaker 2b 5 13 3 Frvman 3 111 Fielder dh 0 0 0 0 Tettleton 4 110 Deer rf 0 0 0 0 Bergman lb S01 1 Shelby Milwaukee: Vaughn Iked to leMekfer Shelby. Stubbs homered to right on 2-2 count Gantner wafted Sveum fouled to third baseman PhMps. Spiera Ited to centerftekMr Cuyter 1 run, 1 hit, 0 error, 1 left. Bremen Tiger 0. Detroit: Wegman pitching.

Fryman homered to left on 0-0 count Fielder fled to center-fieWer Yount Tettleton walked Deer struck out. Bergman grounded to second baseman Gantner. 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors. 1 left. Brewer Tiger 1.

Molitor lb Brock lb Hamilton rf Surhod Dempsev Yount Bichette rf Vaughn II StuOM dh 3 111 Curler cf Maldonado 1 1 0 0 Gantner 2b 4 12 2 Sveum 3b 4 111 Spiers is 3 10 0 SIXTH MNtNQ 33)03 TolaH 37111211 Totals Ml HO 05-1! BATTING TEAM AVQ AB HR Bl SB Mike Stefanski (Detroit) Helana (R Brewers) C.5O0 260302 0 Andy Fairman (Michigan) Helena (R Brewers) 1B .483 8 29 10 14 3 16 0 James Bonnlcl (Rochester HUs) Mariners (R Mariners) 1B .455 2 11 1 5 0 1 1 Darren TWman (Detroit) Huntington (R Cubs) OF .429 4 14 4 6 0 1 4 Kevin Grliak (Eastern Michigan) Idaho Falls (R Braves) OF .414 7 29 7 12 1 7 2 Tim Flannelly (Michigan) Oneonta (A Yankees) 3B .394 8 33 10 13 0 6 0 Mike Malheny (Michigan) Helena (R Brewers) .393 8 28 12 11 0 4 0 Adam Benschoter (Siena Heights) Giants (R Giants) 3B .333 1 3 0 1 0 2 0 Matt Mteske (Western Michigan) High Desert (A Padres) OF .325 73 277 64 90 958 17 John Vanderwal (Western Michigan) Indlanapols (AAA Expos) Of .314 67 242 45 76 8 39 3 Ron Pezzom (Ypsilantl) Peninsula (A Mariners) OF .305 57 226 36 69 2 24 8 Damon Saelre (Western Michigan) Peninsula (A Mariners) 1B .294 64 177 22 52 1 9 5 Dennis Winickl (Muskegon) Dodgers (R Dodgers) SS .286 3 7 1 2 0 1 0 Scott Jaster (Midland) Birmingham (AA While Sox) OF .272 51 184 21 50 2 24 0 Sieve Finken (Michigan) San Antonio (AA Dodgers) 3B .271 68 210 25 57 1 26 5 Dann Howltt (Battle Creek) Tacoma (AAA Athletics) OF .270 71 270 39 73 7 48 3 Matt Morse (Michigan) Kenosha (A Twins) 2B .268 52 164 18 44 0 10 1 Greg D'Alexander (AHen Park) Miami (A Independent) 3B 566 46 158 18 42 4 23 7 Bryan Baar (Western Michigan) San Antonio (AA Dodgers) .258 55 194 25 50 6 34 1 Dan Masteller (Michigan Stale) Orlando (AA Twins) OF .258 58 182 20 47 1 19 2 Scott Sprlck (Holland) Erie (A Orioles) 1B 558 8 31 5 8 0 1 2 Oarrln Campbell (Michigan) Birmingham (AA White Sox) 557 55 179 25 46 5 26 0 Paul Oster (Hamburg) Pr Wilton (A Yankees) OF 554682442862 339 8 Antonio Mitchell (Detroit) Wetland (A Pirates) OF5506 16 2400 2 Blane Fox (Lansing) New Britain (AA Red Sox) OF .247 35 89 10 22 0 8 3 BiHy Ashley (Bellevie) Vero Beach (A Dodgers) 547 21 73 4 18 3 18 3 Scott Makarewlcz (Michigan State) Jackson (AA Astros) .243 35 103 12 25 1 15 1 Todd Cruz (Detroit) Salinas (A Independent) SS 536 47 157 14 37 3 17 2 Bi St.Peter (Michigan) Winston-Salem (A Cubs) SS 532 19 56 12 13 3 11 4 Andy Postema (Aquinas) Reno (A Independent) S3 .230 69 261 36 60 0 25 5 Rich Makxiey (Western Michigan) Greenville (AA Braves) 2B .221 34 86 7 19 0 8 0 Rick Karcher (Henry Ford CC) Macon (A Braves) 1B 516 59 208 32 45 8 34 2 Joe Siddal (Central Michigan) Harrtsburg (AA Expos) 513 30 94 9 20 0 9 3 Kerwm Moore (Detroit) Basebel City (A Royals) OF 507 71 266 35 55 1 11 36 Chris Demetral (Western Mtehlgan) Yakima (A Dodgers) 2B5007306605 0 Scott Bosarge (Moss Point) BeHngham (A Mariners) .200 4 10 0 2 0 0 0 PITCHING TEAM W-L ERA 8v BB 80 Kevin Jenkins (Rrvervlew) Mariners (R Mariners) 04 0.00 0 2.2 5 1 0 David Usiecki (Lake Michigan CC) BeHngham (A Mariners) 04 0.00 0 4 1 1 5 Jason Bryans (Macomb CC) Eugene (A Royals) 04 0.00 0 5 4 2 9 Troy Salvrar (H9dale St. Pete (A Cardinals) 14 1.31 8 20 2 12 7 12 Roger Mason (Saginaw Valey) Buffalo (AAA Pirates) 7-1 1.94 0 65 60 20 38 Tim Michno (Eastern Michigan) Miami (A Independent) 64 1.99 0 113 78 33 89 Steve Ontiveros (Michigan) Scranton-Wb (AAA Phillies) 1-1 225 0 20 15 7 12 Pat Miller (Detroit) BekUt (A Brewers) 1-1 2.41 3 37.1 32 10 23 Gary Wayne (Michigan) Portland (AAA Twins) 2-3 2.50 5 38 33 20 34 Joe Roa (Hazel Park) Macon (A Braves) 7-1 2.53 1 57 42 19 52 Elliott Gray (Flint) Clearwater (A Phes) 7-2 2 62 0 82.1 70 28 68 Ed Marts! (New Baltimore) Albany (AA Yankees) 6-4 2.66 0 74.1 57 27 68 Klrt Oiala (Michigan) Pr WHam (A Yankees) 4-5 2.67 0 84.1 64 24 65 Lire Mlkketsen (Montague) Stockton (A Brewers) 2-3 273 0 69.1 64 21 59 Dan Rambo (Central Michigan) Shreveport (AA Giants) 5-2 2.79 0 58 59 17 55 Mark Dewey (Grand Valley) Tidewater (AAA Mets) 4-2 3.04 2 23.2 23 16 11 Mike Ericson (Michigan State) Miami (A Independent) 1-2 3.16 0 25.2 24 6 17 Ray Solf (Central Michigan) Tidewater (AAA Mets) 4-4 3.24 0 77.2 66 21 41 Tim Dekjado (SoutrrWd) Peoria (A Cubs) 44 3.58 4 50.1 54 14 50 Paul QuantrtH (Okemos) Pawtucket (AAA Red Sox) 6-4 3.77 0 71.2 69 12 31 Pat Hentgen (Fraser) Syracuse (AAA Blue Jays) 3-5 3.96 0 86.2 72 42 74 Mike kjnaslak (Michigan) Denver (AAA Brewers) 44 4.11 0 81 64 37 58 Jeff Hoffman (Fremont) Pr William (A Yankees) 4-3 4.14 2 45.2 51 12 27 Ron Way (Henry Ford CC) Salem (A Pirates) 1-2 4.19 0 43 50 21 32 Dave Karaslnskl (Michigan) Salinas (A Independent) 1-3 4.46 0 40.1 53 9 17 Shayne Rea (Henry Ford CC) Applelon (A Royals) 5-4 4.46 0 72.2 88 29 43 Eric Parkinson (Kellogg) Salem (A Pirates) 4-4 4.53 1 53.2 43 20 53 Ross Powel (Michigan) Nashville (AAA Reds) 3-5 4.84 0 74.1 78 41 49 Tim Uta (Michigan) Springfield (A Cardinals) 0-1 5.06 0 10.2 15 5 5 Blaise tsley (Alpena) Tucson (AAA Astros) 4-4 5.12 0 45.2 63 16 26 Mike WMne (Livonia) San Antonio (AA Dodgers) 1-2 5.18 1 40 52 17 30 Bi Kostich (Taylor) Peninsula (A Mariners) 1-4 559 1 46.2 48 19 33 Doug Fltzer (Detroit) San Bemdno (A Mariners) 34 6.00 1 33 40 19 33 Russet Brock (Michigan) Sou Oregon (A Athletics) 04 6.75 0 4 5 2 3 Grady Davidson (Detroit) Watertown (A Indians) 0-1 6.75 0 4 5 2 6 Mike Grimes (Michigan) Madison (A Athletics) 24 7.01 0 25.2 34 10 25 David Marcon (Dearborn) Salt Lake (R Independent) 04 964 0 45 8 1 4 Jason Broyles(DeWltt) Yakima (A Dodgers) 04 1350 0 3.1 4 6 0 Mark Stephens (Stanton) Safl Lake (R Independent) 04 13.50 0 5.1 8 5 4 Matthew Mantel (Sawyer) Mariners (R Mariners) 0-1 1800 0 2 6 2 2 Dan Tobm (Dowagiac) Billings (R Reds) 0-1 18.90 0 3.1 5 4 1 Miwauket Detroit 000 Ml 010- 3 Detroit: Fryman doubled to right-center. Fielder lined to second baseman Gantner. On Wegman wild pitch, Fryman to third. Tettleton grounded to second baseman Gantner, Fryman scored.

Deer struck out 1 run, 1 hit, 0 error, 0 ML Brewer 3, Tiger 2. Gantner (9), Fryman (8). DP; Detroit 1. LOB: Milwaukee 5, Detroit 10. 2B: Molitor 2 (171, Hamilton (3), Frvman (11).

HR: Stubos (5), Fryman (8). SB: Phillips (91. CS: Hamilton (1), SheKw (2). SF: Surhofl 2, Bergman. BB: Yount, Maktonedo, Gantner, Spiers, Tettleton, Deer 2.

SO: Moiiior 2, Yount, Vaughn, Phillips, STABILITY: The Tigers made a smart move last week when they extended Anderson's contract through 1994. The short-term benefit was that it bought the organization a respite from the negative news it had been finding on its doorstep almost daily. Long-term, it gives the rebuilding Tigers stability in a key position. "I think all the organizations should look at managers like Tony in Oakland, Tommy in Los Angeles and myself," Anderson said, referring to Tony La Russa and Tommy Lasorda. "They should realize that these clubs don't keep changing managers and are successful.

Maybe that will get them thinking that's the way we should go." LAST CHANCE? We might have seen the last of Kevin Ritz in Detroit. The talented young right-handed pitcher with the severe control problems was sent back to the minors Sunday after muffing another great chance to stick in the majors. Ritz has shown that he can pitch in the minors. So even if he does well at Toledo, it's doubtful the Tigers will risk another big-league trial. The best thing for Ritz probably would be a fresh start with another team.

JUST ASKING: Would you buy a ticket to watch the punchless, colorless Cleveland Indians? Why couldn't Joe Carter do for San Diego what he's doing for Toronto? Do you get the feeling Lou Piniella and the Reds might part company after this season? Anyone else who picked the Cubs to win the National Leaeue pennant Whitaker, Fielder, Deer 2, Cuvier i. IP ER BB SO EIGHTH INNING TIGERS, from Page ID Terrell left in the eighth after the Brewers had scored one run for a 4-2 lead. There were two runners on and two outs when Gibson relieved. But Gibson allowed all four hitters he faced to reach base and it was 7-2. Leiter came into a bases-loaded situation, and the inning continued when Billy Spiers beat an attempted force at second.

With the score 8-2, Darryl Hamilton dropped a double to left, clearing the bases and making it 11-2. "We had productivity from top to bottom in the order," manager Tom Trebelhorn said. The Tigers had production from two players Travis Fryman and Tony Phillips, each with three hits. Fryman hit his eighth homer. Brewers starter Bill Wegman (3-3) pitched six innings for the victory.

Terrell had to figure he was in trouble again when the Brewers used a couple of scratch hits to score their first run. With two outs, BJ. Surhoff reached first when his grounder bounced away from first baseman Dave Bergman. After Robin Yount lined a single to left, Greg Vaughn's checked-swing bloop to right scored Surhoff. The Brewers went up 3-0 before the Tigers scored on Fryman's fourth-inning homer.

The Tigers cut the lead to 3-2 in the sixth on Fryman's double, a wild pitch and Mickey Tettleton's RBI grounder. Bergman's leadoff single in the seventh prompted lefthander Mark Lee out of the bullpen. Lee retired the first two hitters before giving up Phillips' third hit, a single to left. With the tying and go-ahead runs on first and second for the Tigers, Lee retired Lou Whitaker on an infield bouncer to end the inning. Whitaker fouled off a number of pitches before finally making the third out.

"It was a good-at bat," Anderson said. "Getting Whitaker was the turning point," Trebelhorn said. "It was 3-2 at that time, and if we don't get Whitaker, we've got trouble." But the eighth inning came and it was the Tigers who had thtrouble eight runs' worth. 6 1 1 1 Mlwauke Wegman (W 3-3) Lee Holmes Knudson Detroit Terrell (L 3-8) Gibson 72-3 0 11-3 1 Leiter Wegman pitched to 1 batter In the 7th, Gibson pitched k) 4 batters In the Blh. WP: Wegman, Knudson.

3:04. 1365. umpires: Home, Evans; lb, Morrison; 2b, Wetke; 3b, Scott. How they scored Milwaukee. Mottor doubled to rtght-oenter.

Hamilton singled to the left of the mound, Mottor to third. Surhofl hit sacrifice fly to rightfielder Deer. Mottor scored. HamtTon to second. Yount Intentionally walked.

Vaughn struck out. Gibson relieved Terr Maldonado, rjlnch-hlttlng for Stubbs, walked, Hamt-ton to third, Yount to second. Gantner singled to center, Hamilton and Yount scored, Maldonado to second. Sveum singled to center, Maldonado scored, Gantner to third. Spiers walked, Sveum to second.

Leiter relieved Gibson. Mottor safe on fielder' choice attempt to shortstop, Gantner scored, Sveum to third. Spier to second Hamilton doubled to left, Sveum, Spiers and Motlor scored. Surhofl safe on shortstop Fryman's throwing error, Hamilton to third Yount struck out. I runs, 8 hit, 1 error, 2 left.

Brewer 11, Tiger 2. Detroit Brock to first base. Hamlton to centerfietd. batting second. Bichette to rtght-fletd, batting fourth.

Holmes pitctwig, Dernp-sey catching. Fryman singled to left. FWder singled to left, Fryman to second. Tettleton Died to centerftetoer Harritoa Deer waked. FIRST INNING MllwaukM: Terrell pitching, Mottor (truck out.

Hamilton grounded to second baseman Whitaker. Surhofl singled to tecond. Yount singled to left, Surhofl to econd. Vaughn singled to right. Surhofl scored, Yount to third Stubbs popped to first baseman Bergman.

1 run, 3 hit, 0 error, 2 left on bM. Brwr 1, Tiger 0. THIRD MNtNQ Milwaukee: Mottor doubled down the left-Held tie. Hamilton singled to left, Mottor to third. Surhoff Ml sacrifice to ksftftelder Shelby.

Mottor scored. Hamlton caught dealing, catcher Tettleton to second baseman Whitaker. Yount touted out to first baseman Bergman 1 run, 2 hit, 0 error, 0 Fryman to truro, newer to second. Bergman hit sacrifice fy to lerrMdar Vaughn, Fryman scored. Shefcy grounded to second beae-man Gantner.

1 run, 2 hit, 0 error, I left. i feel as dumb as I do? Has there ever I been a classier individual to wear a Tigers uniform an Dan Petry? INA1 SCORE: Breweg 11, Tiger 2. left. Brewers 2, TKien 0..