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D8 The Arizona Republic Wednesday, September 22, 1993 1993 ARIZONA FALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE Arizona Fall League is just around corner Tempe at Tucson, 1:35 Mesa at Chandler, 1:35 Saturday, Nov. 20 Tempe at Scottsdale, 1:35 Mesa at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tucson at Chandler, 1:35 Sunday, Nov. 21 Sun Cities at Mesa, 1:35 Tucson at Tempe, 1:35 Scottsdale at Chandler, 1:35 Monday, Nov. 22 Scottsdale at Mesa, 1:35 Chandler at Tempe, 1:35 Sun Cities at Tucson, 1:35 Tuesday, Nov. 23 Tempe at Mesa, 1:35 Sun Cities at Tucson, 1:35 Scottsdale at Chandler, 1:35 Wednesday, Nov.

24 Chandler at Scottsdale, 4:05 Mesa at Tempe, 4:05 Sun Cities at Tucson, 4:05 Friday, Nov. 26 Tempe at Mesa, 1:35 -Chandler at Sun Cities, 1:35 Scottsdale at Tucson, 1:35 Saturday, Nov. 27 Scottsdale at Sun Cities, 1:35 Mesa at Tempe, 1:35 Tucson at Chandler, 1:35 Sunday, Nov. 28 Scottsdale at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tucson at Tempe, 1:35 Mesa at Chandler, 1:35 Monday, Nov. 29 Tempe at Scottsdale, 1:35 Chandler at Sun Cities, 1:35 Mesa at Tucson, 1:35 Tuesday, Nov.

30 Tempe at Scottsdale, 1:35 Mesa at Tucson, 1:35 Sun Cities at Chandler, 1:35 Wednesday, Dec. 1 Tucson at Mesa, 1:35 Chandler at Scottsdale, 1:35 Sun Cities at Tempe, 4:05 Thursday, Dec. 2 Tucson at Mesa, 1:35 Sun Cities at Tempe, 1:35 Scottsdale at Chandler, 1:35 Friday, Dec. 3 Playoffs Saturday, Dec. 4 Playoffs Sunday, Dec.

5 Playoffs Wednesday, Oct. 20 Scottsdale at Sun Cities, 1:35 Chandler at Tempe, 7:05 Thursday, Oct. 21 Mesa at Tucson, 7:05 Friday, Oct. 22 Sun Cities at Mesa, 1:35 Chandler at Scottsdale, 7:05 Tucson at Tempe, 7:05 Saturday, Oct. 23 Scottsdale at Chandler, 1:35 Mesa at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tucson at Tempe, 1:35 Sunday, Oct.

24 Chandler at Mesa, 1:35 Tempe at Scottsdale, 1:35 Sun Cities at Tucson, 1:35 Monday, Oct. 25 Mesa at Chandler, 1:35 Scottsdale at Tempe, 7:05 Sun Cities at Tucson, 7:05 Tuesday, Oct. 26 Tempe at Mesa, 1:35 Chandler at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tucson at Scottsdale, 7:05 Wednesday, Oct. 27 Sun Cities at Chandler, 1:35 Tempe at Mesa, 1:35 Tucson at Scottsdale, 7:05 Thursday, Oct. 28 Scottsdale at Mesa, 1:35 Chandler at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tempe at Tucson, 7:05 Friday, Oct.

29 Sun Cities at Chandler, 1:35 Mesa at Scottsdale, 7:05 Tempe at Tucson, 7:05 Saturday, Oct. 30 Chandler at Scottsdale, 1:35 Tempe at Sun Cities, 1:35 Mesa at Tucson, 1:35 Sunday, Oct. 31 Chandler at Scottsdale, 1:35 Tempe at Sun Cities, 1:35 Mesa at Tucson, 1:35 Tuesday, Nov. 2 Tucson at Chandler, 1:35 Mesa at Sun Cities, 1:35 Scottsdale at Tempe, 7:05 Wednesday, Nov. 3 Tucson at Chandler, 1:35 Mesa at Sun Cities, 1:35 Scottsdale at Tempe, 7:05 Thursday, Nov.

4 Chandler at Mesa, 1:35 Tempe at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tucson at Scottsdale, 7:05 Friday, Nov. 5 Chandler at Mesa, 1:35 Tempe at Scottsdale, 1:35 Tucson at Scottsdale, 7:05 Saturday, Nov. 6 Mesa at Scottsdale, 1:35 Tucson at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tempe at Chandler, 1:35 Sunday, Nov. 7 Sun Cities at Mesa, 1:35 Tempe at Scottsdale, 1:35 Chandler at Tucson, 1:35 Monday, Nov. 8 Sun Cities at Mesa, 1:35 Scottsdale at Tempe, 1:35 Chandler at Tucson, 1:35 Wednesday, Nov.

10 Sun Cities at Tempe, (2), 1 2:05 Chandler at Mesa, 1:35 Scottsdale at Tucson, 4:05 Thursday, Nov. 11 Tempe at Mesa, 1:35 Scottsdale at Tucson, 1:35 Sun Cities at Chandler, 1:35 Friday, Nov. 12 Chandler at Mesa, 1:35 Sun Cities at Scottsdale, 1:35 Tucson at Tempe, 1:35 Saturday, Nov. 13 Tucson at Scottsdale, 1:35 Mesa at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tempe at Chandler, 1:35 Sunday, Nov. 14 Tucson at Mesa, 1:35 Scottsdale at Sun Cities, 1:35 Chandler at Tempe, 1:35 p.m.

Monday, Nov. 15 a Mesa at Tempe, 1:35 Scottsdale at Tucson, 1:35 Sun Cities at Chandler, 1:35 Tuesday, Nov. 16 Scottsdale at Mesa, 1:35 Tucson at Sun Cities, 1:35 Chandler at Tempe, 1:35 Wednesday, Nov. 17 Scottsdale at Mesa, 1:35 Tucson at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tempe at Chandler, 1:35 Thursday, Nov. 18 Mesa at Chandler, 1:35 Tempe at Tucson, 1 :35 Sun Cities at Scottsdale, 4:05 Friday, Nov.

19 Scottsdale at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tuesday, Oct. Mesa at Scottsdale, 7:05 Wednesday, Oct. 6 Tucson at Chandler, 1:35 Mesa at Scottsdale, 7:05 Sun Cities at Tempe, 7:05 Thursday, Oct. 7 Tucson at Chandler, 1:35 Mesa at Scottsdale, 7:05 Sun Cities at Tempe, 7:05 Friday, Oct. 8 Chandler at Mesa, 1:35 Sun Cities at Tempe, 7:05 Scottsdale at Tucson, 7:05 Saturday, Oct.

9 Tucson at Scottsdale, 1:35 Tempe at Sun Cities, 1:35 Mesa at Chandler, 1:35 Sunday, Oct. 10 Sun Cities at Scottsdale, 1:35 Chandler at Tucson, 1:35 Tempe at Mesa, 1:35 Monday, Oct. 11 Sun Cities at Scottsdale, 7:05 Mesa at Tempe, 7:05 Tuesday, Oct. 12 Tucson at Mesa, 1:35 Chandler at Sun Cities, 1:35 Scottsdale at Tempe, 7:05 Wednesday, Oct. 13 Tucson at Mesa, 1:35 Chandler at Sun Cities, 1:35 Scottsdale at Tempe, 7:05 Thursday, Oct.

14 Chandler at Tucson, DH 6:05 Friday, Oct 15 Scottsdale at Mesa, 1:35 Tucson at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tempe at Chandler, 1:35 Saturday, Oct. 16 Mesa at Scottsdale, 1:35 Tucson at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tempe at Chandler, 1:35 Sunday, Oct. 17 Sun Cities at Mesa, 1:35 Tempe at Tucson, 1:35 Scottsdale at Chandler, 1:35 Monday, Oct. 18 Scottsdale at Chandler, 1:35 Mesa at Sun Cities, 1:35 Tempe at Tucson, 7:05 Tuesday, Oct. 19 Sun Cities at Scottsdale, 7:05 Chandler at Tempe, 7:05 Mesa at Tucson, 7:05 ARIZONA, from page Dl runs this season.

"The quality of play in the league exceeds Class Triple-A," said Fall League President Sal Artiaga, former president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. "The concept is to procure the top five or six players from each major league organization and bring them together here. It serves as a graduate course for these kids." While the Fall League is a springboard for future major leaguers, it provides a similar steppingstone for managers and coaches. Last year, Dusty Baker managed the Scottsdale Scorpions. A year later, he is contending for manager of the year honors with the San Francisco Giants.

Dick Pole was Baker's pitching coach last year in Scottsdale. Now, he's handling the same duties in San Francisco. Jerry Royster, who managed the champion Solar Sox, is the first-base coach for the Colorado Rockies. "Last year, the emphasis was on development," Artiaga said. "This year, we want to maintain the quality of play on the field, and have an accent on marketing with the fan base." Artiaga said this is not a make-or-break season financially for the Fall League, which concludes its 54-game regular season with the championship series Dec.

3-5. The league, which is sanctioned by Major League Baseball, receives $4.5 million a year from Major League Baseball for operating costs. "Baseball has made a major commitment to this," Artiaga said. Like last year, there will be six teams with 26 players on a roster. All 28 major league teams will be sending five or six of its top prospects to play in the Fall League.

There will be several changes: JThe Grand Canyon Rafters have moved Diablo Stadium and will be called the Tempe Rafters. The Rafters played at Brazell Stadium on the Grand Canyon University campus last fall. jThe Phoenix Saguaros, who played at Phoenix Municipal Stadium last year, have moved to Mesa's HoHoKam Park, and will be called the Mesa Saguaros. JLast year, most of the games were played at night. This season, the Rafters, Scorpions and Tucson Javelinas will be the only teams hosting night games.

Night games will not be played at any sites after Nov. 5. "The feedback was after the 'first week in November it gets a little cold here, so we want to accommodate our fans," Artiaga said. Normal starting times for day games will be 1:35 p.m., although some day games will begin at 4:30. Managers for the upcoming season are Davey Lopes (Tucson), Bill Russell (Mesa), Joe Sparks (Chandler), Tim Johnson (Tempe), Keith Bodie (Sun Cities) and Billy Evers (Scottsdale).

Lopes, the first-base coach for the Baltimore Orioles, and Russell, manager of the Triple-A Albuquerque Dukes this past season, are leading candidates for managerial jobs in the major leagues next season. Russell, a former Dodger, is considered the heir apparent to Tommy Lasorda in Los Angeles. i- Langer looks probable for Ryder The Associated Press SUTTON COLDFIELD, England European prospects took a turn for the better Tuesday in the first full day of practice for the Ryder Cup matches against the United States. European Captain Bernhard Gal-lacher said he's optimistic Masters champion Bernhard Langer will play in the biennial matches that begin Friday at the Belfry. Langer has a neck injury that has made him a questionable starter for the 12-man team that will attempt to regain Ryder Cup.

That decision will be made today, Gallacher said, but added that "if Langer can play like he played today, that's good enough for me." The neck problem, Gallacher said, "gets him on his backswing. It's just a little pain. I'm very optimistic he'll be able to play." Ronan Rafferty of Northern Ireland, the first alternate, remains on standby until the decision is made. manufacturers LrZ Tl VL, RENTALS Cco -E' II 011 Bm IF0 0 vECS 85L j- "7 Including New Releases! VA Freeh, Peel: r.d cr I t'ZidZZZt' notto exceed 30 fat fjzf- U'W'aJ AH Purpose, Cetter for Cread, 7 C. 1.C a MMtA i Farmland, 12 OZ.

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