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SUNDAY DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. ROCHESTER. NY. OCTOBER 2. 1008 DASEDALL I3E PLAYOFF MAJOR-LEAGUE AVERAGES Thinn)h fmUf AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM BATTING AB HR RBI Pel NATIONAL LEAGUE SnOiwio 3 311318 435 B7S 9 38 TEAM BATTING Cincinnati 3 36 125? 537 500 922 12 42 AB HR RBI Pel Houilon 338 1313 543 470 1018 15 41 Chicaqo 55h8 640 1448 108 5'J4 3 40 1320 639 462 776 11 46 New York 53.18 690 1363 148 646 SlLouiS 3 45 1363 557 483 863 14 Montreal 5509 621 1383 106 668 251 Sn frncsc3 45 1314 554 421 866 42 Stlouis 5450 670 1356 69 528 249 Chiraqo 3 68 1461 619 487 878 10 29 los Angeles 5372 1335 98 586 249 Atlanta 4 14 1466 657 521 801 4 24 San Fran 589 668 1344 113 627 249 Phla 4 16 1429 655 620 844 6 35 San Diego 5295 583 1305 94 554 .246 Cincmnali 6367 638 1320 122 584 246 Pittsburgh 5300 640 1300 108 60B 245 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Houston 5398 612 1317 96 569 244 )0 or more decisions Atlanta 6374 551 1300 94 523 242 BB ERA Philadelphia 5334 691 1276 105 562 .239 Myers NY 67 40 16 68 7 3 1 35 Surholl Mil 4rtii 47 5 38 247 BJxtktun KC 4.9 63 108 25 ta J46 Lynn Owl 391 46 96 25 5b 2-IA JCIark NY 4'0 81 27 93 245 Upshaw Cle 4H 58 121 11 50 Downing Cal 4ri0 80 117 25 64 244 Burtmld lor 46? 60 112 17 54 242 Sveum Mil 4t7 41 113 9 61 24? Scholwld Cal 52? 61 6 34 241 Brooktms Del 433 61 104 5 38 .240 Sanlana NY 480 60 115 4 38 240 Jacoby Cie 649 59 131 9 46 239 MosehyTor 472 77 113 10 42 239 FWhiie KC 634 48 126 8 58 .236 Gagna Mm 4' 69 108 13 46 236 rVilboni Sea 406 46 95 23 64 234 PntkMty Sm 5.18 49 14 62 232 Randolph NY 404 43 93 2 34 .230 Pasqua Chi 414 46 95 19 49 .229 Shot-Is Bll 450 37 103 9 45 229 ParrishBsn 404 32 88 14 52 216 PglruloNY 444 46 96 15 67 216 UaEvansDel 428 48 90 22 63 210 Pettis Dot 458 6 5 96 3 3 6 210 BRipkenBIt 512 52 106 2 34 207 1 59 1.70 1 93 85 60 26 44 85 69 26 49 93 74 28 83 Pet 311 308 303 301 .300 .295 Franco Cm Holion LA APwna LA MaDavis SD Magrano SIL Cone NY Hershiser LA Aijoslo Htn Tudor LA Ri0 Cm 97 70 42 101 165 133 51 100 231 178 8021320 267 208 73 178 90 73 30 32 198 189 41 87 162 120 63 160 INDIVIDUAL BATTING 375 or mora at bats AB Gwynn SD 618 64 Palmeiro Chi 572 72 Galarraga Mon604 98 GPerry All 545 61 Dawson Chi 583 74 larkin Cm 583 90 Grace Chi 479 62 Daniels Cln 495 95 Law Chi 550 71 161 175 RBI 70 48 91 74 77 56 183 28 164 8 175 23 172 12 140 144 55 64 75 160 10 5 10 2 03 9 2 18 3 2 22 23 8 2 26 10 2 2 29 10 8 2 13 8 2.39 105 79 52 69 4 6 2 40 188 133 44 131 12 8 2 44 Harris Phi Perez Mon Parted Mon DRobison SF McDwII NY Walk Pit DJackson Cm TEAM PITCHING ERA Oakland 3 42 1355 Milw 3 44 1334 Kanss Cty3 65 1390 Dolroil 3 73 1343 2 54 258 2 69 89 63 45 60 12 168 149 48 120 87 79 31 45 5 213 183 65 81 12 10 2 71 261 205 71 161 23 8 2.73 DeMrlinez Mon 235 215 55 120 15 13 2 75 ER BB 8 8h 8A 559 549 972 8 64 548 431 823 8 50 572 458 873 12 32 591 491 871 8 36 607 524 897 17 46 619 450 892 9 50 623 492 1069 14 37 645 644 896 11 30 660 528 736 8 42 658 439 801 9 44 656 553 966 11 27 679 481 852 5 43 685 560 605 9 33 701 512 700 7 26 190 158 33 133 10 13 2 88 219 162 53 190 14 8 2 92 292 292 129 119 34 65 9 8 92 74 23 58 3 8 CHEOULES AT A GLANCE All Times EOT AMERICAN LEAGUE Wednesday Oakland at Bos-Ion.

1 20 p.m. Thursday Oakland at Boston, 8:22 p.m. Saturday East winner at Boston, 8:22 p.m. Sunday Boston at Oakland, 3 p.m. Monday, Oct.

10 Boston at Oakland. 3:02 p.m.. If necessary Wednesday, Oct. 12 Oakland at Boston, 3:08 p.m., It necessary Thursday, Oct. 13 Oakland at Boston, 8:22 p.m., If necessary NATIONAL LEAGUE Tuesday New York at Los Angeles, 8:20 p.m.

Wednesday New York at Los Angeles, 10:08 p.m. Friday Los Angeles at New York, 8:20 p.m Saturday Los Angeles at New York, 12:07 p.m. Sunday Los Angeles at New York, 8:20 p.m Tuesday, Oct. 11 New York at Los Angeles, 8:22 p.m., if necessary Wednesday, Oct. 12 New York at Los Angeles, 8:22 p.m., if necessary WORLD SERIES Saturday, Oct.

15 At NL champion, 8:20 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 16 At NL champion, 8:20 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18 At AL champion, 8:20 p.m.

Wednesday, Oct. 19 At AL champion, 8:20 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 20 At AL champion, 8:35 p.m., if necessary Saturday, Oct. 22 At NL champion, 5:20 p.m., if necessary Sunday, Oct.

23 At NL cham- pion, 8:20 p.m. EST, if necessary Source ol data: The Associated Press 224 198 53 177 17 10 2.94 202 160 68 121 11 13 2 99 175 141 51 148 11 6 299 193 179 32 122 12 10 3 00 90 69 34 78 5 9 3 00 124 113 38 87 11 5 3 04 169 150 58 101 3 11 3 04 201 17" 45 128 13 10 3.04 79 72 32 71 8 7 306 Boston Minnesota Toronto Now York Oakland California Cleveland Kansas City Seattle Milwaukee Teaa Detroit Chicago Baltimore M81 808 15S? 123 754 SB 5444 746 1489 148 697 .274 M93 747 1471 1S5 693 268 6518 764 145? 145 706 263 553? 793 1451 1S3 745 26? 5514 707 1440 123 654 .261 5445 659 1422 133 621 .261 540? 703 1410 121 670 .261 5370 658 1385 145 611 .258 5417 674 1388 112 62S 256 5399 627 1353 111 579 .251 5363 693 1341 141 640 250 5378 623 1302 131 565 .242 5293 544 1261 135 611 .238 INDIVIDUAL BATTING 375 or more al bats. AB Boggs Bsn 584 128 214 Pucketl Mm 649 108 231 Grwnwoll Bn 588 86 191 HR 5 23 22 25 18 13 25 15 10 24 42 13 6 10 24 6 RBI Pet 58 .366 119 .356 118 .325 107 .322 B7 .314 60 .313 76 311 69 .311 63 .309 103 .308 Winl.eld NY Mattingly NY Molitor Mil Hrbek Mm Trammll Del Washgtn NY Brett KC 659 96 180 590 94 185 604 113 189 505 75 157 466 72 145 450 61 139 582 89 179 Canseco Oak 606 120 186 Yount Mil 613 92 188 Seitjar KC 652 90 169 Ray Cal 594 73 181 Franco Cle 613 68 186 DHedson Oak 500 99 151 RHendson NY 549 1 18 166 124 .307 90 .307 61 .306 82 .305 54 .303 92 .302 51 .302 88 .301 92 .295 111 .295 69 .294 85 .293 38 .291 27 .288 68 .287 41 .287 84 .285 57 .282 66 282 64 .281 81 .280 69 .279 81 .278 47 .278 47 .277 80 .276 55 .275 75 .274 102 .274 93 .272 98 .272 62 .270 72 .270 94 .269 60 .269 66 .266 56 .265 81 .264 37 .264 44 .263 51 .262 Gaetti Mm 468 66 141 28 Burks Bsn 535 93 158 18 DwEvans Bsn 555 96 164 21 AOavis Sea 472 67 139 18 Joyner Cal 593 61 174 13 Lee Tor 38 1 38 111 2 Orsulak Bit 375 48 108 8 Fernndr Tor 638 74 183 5 Reynolds Sea 589 60 169 4 Murray Bit 597 75 170 28 Lanslord Oak 547 80 154 7 Tabler KC 444 53 125 2 Barrett Bsn 609 82 171 1 McGrilf Tor 532 97 149 33 Hall Cle 513 68 143 6 Bainea Chi 590 54 164 13 Fletcher Tex 515 59 143 0 Gantner Mil 531 66 147 0 Gruber Tor 565 75 156 16 Whitaker Del 403 54 111 12 Snyder Cle 508 71 139 26 Trtabll KC 500 80 137 26 CDavisCal 592 81 161 21 Carter Cle 617 85 168 27 Gladden Min 570 91 154 11 OBrlen Tex 538 54 145 16 GBell Tor 607 77 163 23 Salazar Del 443 60 119 12 Larkin Min 496 54 132 7 Brantley Sea 573 75 152 15 CRIpken Bll 571 87 151 23 WWilson KC 587 81 155 1 Lyons Chi 463 55 122 5 Allanson Cle 427 43 112 5 Library Democrat and Chronicle Orel Hershiser will start for the Dodgers against the Mets. 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"I wake up in the morning and my ankle is sore," he said. Bell is looking to return to pitching in August The Orioles have 35 players on the 40-man roster, 17 pitchers and 18 position players. Left-hander Gordie Dillard and right-hander Jose Mesa were added, but neither was scheduled to report Outfielders Ken Gerhart and Steve Finley are scheduled to play for Mayaguez in the Puerto Rican winter league Seven-year veterans of the minor leagues not added to a major-league roster by 5 p.m. tomorrow COCIAI DDIrrl I riiivi-i 7 MfV BROWN duck v-J IkJCIII a Ten IklCIII a Ten YettCle 134 146 55 71 9 6 4 62 John NY 171 218 44 80 9 8 4 64 Swift Sea 172 198 65 46 7 12 4 65 Birkbeck Mil 124 141 37 64 10 8 4 72 WllimsonBIt 116 124 37 68 5 8 4 82 Lea Mm 124 148 49 72 6 7 4 85 Horton Chi 109 120 36 28 6 10 4 86 Bailes Cle 145 149 46 53 9 14 4 90 DotsonNY 171 178 72 77 12 9 5.00 TCIark Cal 94 120 31 39 6 6 5 07 TlbbsBIt 154 175 59 79 4 14 5.13 Boyd Bsn 130 147 41 71 9 7 5.34 BlylevenMIn 207 240 51 145 10 17 5.43 Hayward Tex 63 63 35 37 4 6 5.46 Fraser Cal 187 196 79 82 12 12 5.49 PerazaBIt 86 98 37 61 5 7 5.55 Stotlmyr Tor 98 109 46 67 4 8 5.69 Power Det 99 121 38 57 6 7 5 91 Smlthson Bsn 126 148 37 72 9 8 6.00 Campbell Sea 107 122 39 60 6 10 6.20 Trout Sea 56 86 31 14 4 7 7.83 PetryCal 135 131 54 61 3 8 4 06 Nieves Mil 109 84 48 72 7 5 4 06 Wegman Mil 199 207 50 84 13 13 4.12 CYoung Oak 156 162 50 69 11 8 4 14 MWittCal 250 263 87 133 13 16 4 15 FinleyCal 194 191 82 111 9 15 4 17 Flanagan Tor 211 220 80 99 13 13 4 18 Kilgus Tex 198 185 68 84 11 15 4 18 Rhoden NY 197 206 56 94 12 12 4 20 Toliver Min 115 116 52 69 7 6 4 24 Tanana Det 196210 62 120 14 11 4 27 Alexandr Det 225 254 45 122 14 11 4 27 Bautista Bit 172 171 45 76 6 15 4 30 McCaskillCal 146 155 61 98 8 6 4 31 Bannister KC 189 182 68 114 12 13 4.33 Shields NY 62 96 30 55 5 5 4.37 Ballard Bit 153 167 42 41 8 12 4 40 FarrellCle 202 213 64 87 13 10 4 40 Filer Mil 102 108 33 39 5 8 4 43 Mohorcic NY 71 82 27 40 4 8 4.46 Clancy Tor 191 202 46 117 10 13 4.47 Hudson NY 106 93 36 58 6 6 4.49 Toronto Minn Boston Texas Chicago Cleve Seam 3 82 1390 3 94 1439 3 98 1401 4 09 1298 4.18 1458 4.18 1468 4 19 1361 New York 4 25 1496 Calilorma 4 28 1483 Baltimore 4 51 1486 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING 10 or more decisions. IP BB ERA Henneman Det 89 70 24 55 8 6 1 91 Harvey Cal 76 59 20 66 7 5 2 13 Higuera Mil 221 160 57 187 15 9 2 41 AAndeson Mm 202 199 37 83 16 9 2 45 MJackson Sea 99 74 43 76 6 2 63 Viola Mm Gubicza KC Guante Tex Crlm Mil Clemens Bsn Robinson Det Nelson Oak Stleb Tor 255 236 54 193 24 7 2 64 262 225 80 176 20 7 2 68 80 67 26 65 5 6 2 82 103 90 27 57 7 6 287 264 217 62 291 18 12 2 93 172 121 72 114 13 6 2 98 110 91 38 64 9 6 304 207 157 79 147 16 8 3 04 Bankhead Sea 135 115 38 102 7 9 3 07 August Mil Hernandz Det Burns Oak Lebrndt KC Musselmn Tor Swindell Cle Stanley Bsn Candiotli Cle Stewart Oak Cerulti Tor Lamp Bsn Schooler Sea Key Tor Thigpen Chi DWard Tor Hough Tex Langston Sea Candlaria NY 144 131 47 65 13 6 3 07 66 49 30 56 6 5 3.15 103 93 34 57 8 2 3.16 243 244 62 125 13 12 3 19 79 75 28 36 7 5 3 19 242 234 45 180 18 14 3.20 101 90 29 57 6 4 3 22 210 219 53 133 13 8 3 22 276 240 110 192 21 12 3 23 120 118 41 64 6 7 81 88 19 47 7 5 3 23 5 3 24 8 3 26 5 3 29 8 3.30 3 3 30 47 39 24 S3 5 131 127 30 65 12 90 96 33 62 5 112 101 60 91 9 252 202 126 174 15 16 3.32 261 222 110 235 15 11 3 34 157 150 23 121 13 7 3 38 Boddlcker Bsn 234 232 77 155 13 15 3 38 Bosio Mil Schmidt Bit LaPomt Chi Atherton Mm Reuss Chi Gardner Bsn GDavis Oak Hurst Bsn Guzman Tex Sabrhgn KC Welch Oak Moore Sea Russell Tex Morris Det 180 188 38 84 7 15 3 39 130 129 38 67 8 5 3 40 161 151 47 79 10 11 3 40 74 65 22 43 7 5 341 183 183 43 73 13 9 3 44 149 119 64 106 8 6 3.50 196 200 90 124 16 6 3 54 216 220 65 165 18 6 3 63 207 180 82 157 11 13 3 70 254 262 57 166 14 15 3 76 237 231 81 154 16 9 3 76 229 196 63 182 9 15 3.78 189 183 66 88 10 9 3.82 235 225 83 168 15 13 3 94 Berenguer Min 100 74 61 99 8 4 3 96 Terrell Det 206 199 78 84 7 16 3.97 JMcDwII Chi 159 147 68 84 10 3.97 Perez Chi 188 184 72 128 11 10 3 97 BWitt Tex 164 128 95 139 8 10 4 00 Long Chi 174 187 43 77 8 11 4 03 coaches.

Third base coach John Goryl, who doubled as the infield instructor, moved to the minor-league department. "You look at Hank and Tom as being people I've worked with," Hart said. "I look at people that have known me from having managed somewhere down the line. They recognize my ability." Hart, 40, decided not to return to the Dominican League, where he managed Estrellas for the last two winters. "I've been away long enough," he said.

"Some people would say it's burnout. That's not the case. I need a little break. There's nothing to prove by going back down there." He still wants to manage in the major leagues, but that prospect is dim for 1989, after what the Orioles did this season. "I was there," Hart said.

Fans approve of Classic The fans have spoken. More showed up for fewer dates in the International League playoffs this season, which decided the pennant, than in 1987, when the playoffs decided only the Governors' Cup champion. In the American Association, the average attendance per night increased over 1987, according to IL administrator Randy Mobley. The Triple-A Classic between Rochester and In 69 .262 33 .260 62 .260 49 .259 38 .259 51 .258 95 .257 69 .254 85 .253 35 .253 69 .253 53 .252 88 .252 57 .251 53 .251 39 .251 62 .250 54 .249 35 .248 50 .248 42 .247 NOTEBOOK Hart knows the Orioles will make changes By Patti Singer 217 191 49 125 15 7 98 87 52 78 5 8 181 126 66 181 11 10 3.13 175 156 67 103 14 5 3 14 235 210 59 158 16 9 3 14 237 235 42 86 19 10 3 15 249 230 81 140 18 8 3.18 248 242 57 175 18 9 3.19 235 201 53 143 16 11 3 26 168 140 47 118 13 9 218 196 76 91 14 11 3.32 3.35 93 94 33 55 3 8 3.39 251 205 64 123 18 5 3 41 77 68 22 75 6 6 3.49 196 203 54 117 8 15 3.50 220 186 87 228 12 11 3.52 125 111 31 75 7 4 3.54 196 190 56 109 15 10 3.54 98 80 46 85 5 9 3.58 114 99 47 70 7 7 3.62 9 3.63 7 3 65 6 3 68 8 3.68 8 3.69 218 189 84 199 13 79 86 20 43 3 73 72 26 60 6 132 123 45 68 6 98 97 36 61 2 195 183 88 124 7 15 3 69 249 279 42 131 9 16 3 69 232 209 89 162 12 14 3.69 145 136 41 65 9 9 3.73 205 202 45 118 13 11 3 77 86 89 34 36 4 6 190 187 47 126 8 13 226 232 70 144 13 14 3 78 3.79 3 86 3 92 170 162 88 70 86 89 25 47 7 11 3 8 3.98 79 88 26 38 3 7 4.12 179 192 44 82 9 14 4.12 113 108 37 57 6 7 4 15 198 220 78 87 8 16 4 18 135 148 43 54 10 7 4.21 68 61 33 31 4 6 4.24 140 159 44 59 5 10 4.30 194 204 70 111 10 13 4.31 138 140 74 63 5 8 4.36 144 151 80 82 6 10 4.43 129 129 48 85 7 9 4 47 163 162 62 137 9 13 4.47 195 201 64 84 7 17 4.61 145 156 57 65 8 10 4.66 87 88 28 34 3 7 4.66 97 98 43 43 3 10 4 99 65 63 38 45 4 7 579 are eligible to become free agents But they can't sign with any team until Oct. 22.

Double-A and Tri ple-A rosters must be set by Nov. 18 Right-hander Bob Mi-lacki's complete-game shutout Wednesday against the Yankees in his third start was the best major-league beginning for an Oriole since Tom Phoebus pitched com plete-game shutouts in his first two starts in 1966. Milacki will lead the organization with 18 victories Milacki worked 264 innings this season. Pete Harnisch worked 209, which was one reason why Robinson decided he would not make a third start with the Orioles. CAMO HUNTING PANTS 24" rnrr ntnir nrtCBCABI UCCT inLCDHnnntiLnjnukL ilwi 24" LIGHTNING i MILITARY WEAR FROM AROUND THE WORLD NEW AND USED 1520 EAST MAIN STREET (716) 482-7772 Ready for FEDERAL FIELD LOADS $189 Box of 25 12 ga.

Complete Line of A.U lugged th carnQni BROWN DUCK Outdoor Vear Check our price before you buy! 621-4440 1 1 306 3.11 dianapolis drew an average of more than 4,100 fans for the six games. Deeming the plan a success, the Triple-A Alliance is expected to approach the major league executive council with a request to continue the Classic for three years and ask permission to pursue a television contract. The major leagues approved the Classic for 1988, with the provision that it not be televised. The Alliance needed permission for WUHF to televise Game Six. The IL announced a realign ment of its divisions last week at the Triple-A meetings in Las Vegas, Nev.

Rochester, Syracuse, Scranton and Pawtucket will comprise one division. Tidewater, Richmond, Columbus and Toledo will make up the other. If Scran-ton's ballpark is not ready by opening day (April 5) the Red Barons will play in Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia. The Alliance also revamped the interleague scheduled for 1989. In a move to reduce the two-day series, which were the major complaint about the increased travel, teams are likely to play three three-game series and a two-game series per trip or homestand, Mob-ley said.

That will increase the schedule to 146 games. Teams will still play 18 games against their COVERALL against teams in the other division in their league. Half the interleague schedule will begin in May, but then teams will return to their own league until the All-Star game. The second half of the interleague schedule will run from after to all-star break until mid-August Pawtucket General Manager Mike Tamburro was named the International League's executive of the year. The PawSox set a record for attendance and wrested money from the city for renovations to McCoy Stadium.

Miscellaneous stats: Rochester led the IL with players on rehabilitation assignment (five) and was third behind Columbus and Maine with players sent to the big leagues (17). The American Association was 187-131 against the IL, and Buffalo was the only AA team below .500 in interleague play (19-21). Extra bases The night of his surgery to transplant a ligament from his right ankle to his left elbow, Eric Bell said he began rehabilitating his pitching arm by squeezing a rubber ball. More than one month after the surgery, Bell said he uses his left arm, "like normal. I don't see how it will take a year, but I guess it does." Some of his great Democrat and Chronicle The season began with a record 2l-game losing streak and as hard as John Hart and the Baltimore Orioles tried, it never really improved.

"From early June through early September, we began to approach the corner," said Hart, concluding his first major-league season as the Orioles third base coach. "From early September to now, we got to the corner, turned around and went the other way." The Orioles set a franchise record for losses, breaking the mark of 100 set in 1954, their first year in Baltimore. While Manager Frank Robinson, who took over from Cal Ripken Sr. after six games, will start fresh next spring, there are no assurances who will start with him. "They hired me to be the third base coach this year," said Hart, who compiled a 436-334 record in six years as a manager in the Orioles farm system.

He guided the Rochester Red Wings to the International League playoffs in 1986, when he was manager of the year, and in '87. "They don't owe me anything beyond that." But he said he'd try to get some indication from the Orioles before his off-season begins tomorrow. "I have no control over it," he said of his future. "I'd hate to be put in as a scapegoat In all fairness, Frank should have the option of hiring his own staff I realize anything can happen. I feel they'll let some people go, or they would have announced they're all coming back." Despite the uncertainty of his position, Hart has not been job-hunting "I don't want to be disloyal," he said.

"If someone were to hire me under those circumstances, they'd think I might do the same thing to them." Whether it be the Orioles or another team. Hart has to wait for them to call But he's not without friends. Hart hns strong connection in Cleveland with president Hank Peters and Tom Giordano. The Indians rehired Manager Doc Edwards and all but one of his MS try (996 Q2) $62! 99 Get "Rated one Of the top 10 walking shoes Walking Magazine AUTRY WALKING SHOES Reg. $62.95 95 tho of th futura Brush Hunter Camo Raingear 95 Reg.

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