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Page6D SPORTS Statesman Journal, Salem, Wednesday, July 5, 1989 atom's baits Royals beat A's aire sftaoggfag Gary Forrester for the final 1 innings. Forrester was a crowd favorite after he struck out two of the three batters he faced in the eighth to get Salem out of the inning. "It was fun," Forrester said. "I had asked if the situation ever presented itself if I could help out. But I shouldn't have thrown the curve to that one guy." Forrester was referring to Dave Staton, who homered off him with one out in the ninth.

Beyers said: "He looked like he knew what he was doing. I appreciate him coming in. I don't like to do it, but I don't want to waste my pitchers in a game like that." Beyers put an infielder on the mound one other time this season, against Boise on June 27, when Dan Stupur threw for one inning in the Dodgers' 15-6 loss. Salem's Garrett Beard, who leads the league in RBI with 25, has eight more than second-place Kevin Higgins of Spokane, who drove in his first run of the series Tuesday. Beard, who has picked up three RBI against the Indians, had a five-game hitting streak ended Tuesday when he went 0 for 2.

By Capi Lynn The Statesman Journal Spokane's pitching staff has stifled the Salem Dodgers the past four games, striking out a combined 41 batters en route to a 3-1 advantage in the five-game series. The Indians have done it with three pitchers who are among the top five in the Northwest League in strikeouts Rick Davis, the winner in game one; Eddie Zinter, game three's winner; and Kerry Knox, who won game four. The Dodgers, who entered the series with a league-best .293 team batting average, have hit .201 against the Indians. Salem's pitching staff has put up some impressive numbers of its own. Through Monday's game, three Dodger pitchers were among the league's top 10 in ERA Larry Gonzalez (0.59), Clayton Enno (0.60) and Ramon Taveras (1.06).

But Salem pitchers have combined to walk 108 batters this season, including 12 in Tuesday's 15-3 loss. That was the most walks given up by the Dodgers in a game. After Spokane chased three pitchers Tuesday, Salem manager Tom Beyers turned to shortstop Bo Jackson homered twice Tuesday to give him 20 home runs and 20 steals at the season's mid- way point as the Kansas American city Royais beat the Oak-LectUe land Athletics at Oak land, Calif. Bret Saberhagen (8-4) won his fifth consecutive decision, allowing five hits in seven innings and striking out a season-high 11. He has not lost since May 19 at Detroit, and the Royals are 13-4 in games he has started.

Matt Young (0-2) gave up four runs and five hits and walked five in three-plus innings. He was making his fourth start following elbow surgery. 1 Baltimore 8, at Toronto 0 Dave Schmidt flirted with perfection only to lose it. But he won his eighth game, matching last year's total. Schmidt retired the first 18 hitters, and with relief help from Mark William-Son and home runs from Cal Ripken and Craig Worthington, he led the Orioles to victory.

Schmidt (8-7) gave up two hits In 6V3 innings to avenge a three-inning, 12-hit beating at the hands of the Blue Jays in his last start. At New York 1, Detroit 0 On a day honoring one of the greatest hitters in their history, the New York Yankees paid tribute to the pitchers. I Don Schulze, promoted from the minors earlier in the day, went seven strong innings for his first major league Win since 1987, on the 50th anniversary of Lou Gehrig's farewell speech at Yankee Stadium. "I kept hoping my day would come, but you never know," Schulze said. He gave up six hits.

Yankees' manager Dallas Green said of Schulze: "To get that kind of performance out of him was special. It came at a time when we needed it. And we didn't give him much breathing room." At Cleveland 3, Chicago 2 Luis Aguayo hit his first home run of the season, and Scott Bailes won for the third time in four starts. Bailes (4-3) allowed two runs on six hits in seven innings, walking none and striking out two. Jesse Orosco pitched one inning, and Doug Jones got the last three outs for his 20th save in 23 opportunities.

Bailes held the White Sox scoreless on four hits until the seventh, when Carlton Fisk hit a two-out single, and Dan Pasqua followed with a two-run homer. Aguayo's two-run homer in the fifth was one of five hits in 61s innings against Melido Perez (5-10). Milwaukee 4, at Boston 3 Paul Molitor snapped a tie with a lead-off fiome run in the eighth inning. Chris Bosio (8-5) allowed seven hits in 7 innings, struck out eight and walked three. At Seattle 3, Minnesota 2 Scott Bankhead allowed three hits and one run in Vh innings to win his fifth consecutive decision.

Bankhead said: "I'm just making them swing the bats. If I throw my best stuff and they beat me, that's the way it goes." From wire reports SpokaneIndians explode AP photo It's not a bird or plane, but Chicago's Diego's Leon Roberts as Dunston watched Shawon Dunston, who lept over San his throw to first for a double play. Astros light up Mets' pitcher, 10-3 Continued from Page 1D. for 4 for Salem, said the lefthander's curve did the damage. "He had a good curve, and he was throwing it for strikes," he said.

"We were out in front of it." Right-hander Dan Deville went the final three innings for the Indians to earn the save. Meanwhile, four Dodger pitchers combined to walk 12 batters the most Salem has given up in one game this season. Beyers, whose club is second in the league in walks, said: "We are walking a. lot, and that's causing a lot of pressure for ourselves. You can't go out and walk a team like this because they'll take advantage of it.

They're a good hitting team." Salem youth wins title Salem's Mike Snowden won the National Pentathlon for boys ages 11 and 12 Tuesday at the National Track and Field Championships in Arlington, Texas. Snowden, 12, topped a field of eight competitors with a total of 2,428 points, 18 points off the national pentathlon meet record for that age group. The meet is sponsored by The Athletics Congress. In individual pentathlon perfor ThomasGeorgia Schreiner Any interested citizen is invited to attend this hearing. Written comments may be addressed to the Board of Commissioners at Room 110 of the Marion County Courthouse, Salem, OR 97301 prior to the hearing.

Additional information concerning this requeBt may be obtained from Eleanor Miller, Marion County Mental Health (phone: 588-5288). Marion County Board of Commissioners Gary Heer, Chairman SJ July 5. 6. 1989 IN THE COURT OF STATE OF FOR THE COUNTY MARION Probate No. NOTICE INTERESTED PERSONS In the Matter of of ALBERT Deceased.

Probate proceedings the estate of WINTON deceased, now pending in entitled court, WILLIAM T. the undersigned, Angels' rookie pitcher not Impressed by his record SS4 National League said. No indication when he took the mound of what would happen. "If I'd have known, I would have pulled a hammy and gotten out of there," he said. It was the second poor outing in a row for Ojeda (5-8), who has allowed 12 runs, 13 hits and eight walks in innings in that time.

Before that, he had won three in a row. At Chicago 5, San Diego 1 Andre Dawson had three hits, drove in one run and scored another. Mike Bielecki (7-4) allowed no runs, five hits and struck out six in six innings. He left the game because of a bruised hip suffered when he was hit by Tony Gwynn's line drive in the third inning. The win ended a streak of six straight home losses for the Cubs, who scored three runs against Ed Whitson (10-6) in the first inning and added two unearned runs in the third.

Steve Wilson, pitched three innings for his second save, allowing four hits, At Pittsburgh 5, San Francisco 3 Jose Lind and R.J. Reynolds PUBLIC STAYTON ELEMENTARY ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID DIVISION A The Board of Trustees of Stayton School District No. 77J, Stayton, Oregon, requests sealed bids from qualified contractors for the remodeling of certain areas of the existing school and construction of a new entrance addition of approximately 1,000 square feet located on the Owner's property at the Stayton Elementary School between 1st and 3rd StreetB north of Washington Street, Stay-ton, Oregon. Sealed bid responses will be received at the office of the Architect, 570 Liberty Street S.E. Salem, Oregon, Suite 200 until 2:00 p.m.

PDT on July 10, 1989, at which time the bids will be opened and read aloud. Bid responses received after 2:00 p.m. PDT, June 10, 1989, will not be accepted. One complete set of Bidding and Contract Documents may be obtained by prime bidders without deposit from Carkin Arbuckle Costic Architects, 570 Liberty Street SE, Suite 200, Salem, Oregon 97301. Interested parties, other than prime bidders, may obtain documents by purchasing them for cost of reproduction and postage upon application to the architect.

Bidders must Bubmit proposals for the work on forms furnished by the Architect. Formal prequalification is not required. A Bid Bond or certified check executed in favor of Stayton Elementary School District No. 77J in an amount not less than 10 of the total Basic Bid Sum will be required, which sum shall be forfeited as fixed and liquidated damages should the Bidder neglect or refuse to enter into a contract and provide a suitable bond for the faithful performance of the work in the event the contract is awarded to him. No proposal will be considered without a statement by the Bidder as a part of his proposal that the provisions required by ORS Chapter 279 shall be included in his contract.

Included amount the applicable provisions of ORS Chapter 279 is the requirements that the Bidder must the prevailing by Each bid the Bidder bidder" under No bidder his Bid within the hour The Owner right to and to reject compliance public and Owner right to bids upon Board of that it is in to do so. BOARD OF STAYTON ELEMENTARY DISTRICT By: ss Chairman PUBLIC BUENA SCHOOL The Buena Board is mowing property River Rd 97303. obtained by Boline at information. by 7-10-89, Only sealed School Crest By: Cecilia SJJune MARION SERVICE BIDS FOR Marion District bids for Sealed bids through 1989. For further andor bid contact: Sylvia J.

Director Services Marion 3400 Salem, Telephone: PUBLIC OREGON SAFETY The Oregon Commission in Spokane scattered 13 hits, including Steve Bethea's grand slam in the Indians' six-run sixth inning. Beyers said: "Up to now, we've showed spurts. We've had pitching and lacked hitting; we've had hitting and lacked pitching; and we've lacked defense. All we're waiting for is for this club to gel." The Dodgers (10-9) took a 1-0 lead in the second inning on designated hitter Mike Piazza's solo homer with two outs. But the Indians answered with five runs in the third on four hits and three walks off starter Clayton Enno (0-2), who took the loss.

Salem and Spokane conclude a five-game series at 7 tonight, with the Indians leading, 3-1. mances, Snowden placed second in the long jump (14-8); second in the 1,500 meters third in the high jump (4-8); and fourth in the 80-meter hurdles (14.01). He also set a personal mark in the shot put, tossing it 28-10. Snowden will compete in the high jump, long jump and hurdles during the week-long TAC National Championships, which conclude this Saturday. and read in Room 108, of the Marion County Courthouse.

The work, in general, includes the installation of two new double wall fiberglass fuel tanks and the removal of six old fuel tanks at the Marion County Road Maintenance Shops in Salem and the installation of six new double wall fiberglass fuel tanks and the removal and disposal of old fuel tanks at three other Road Maintenance Shops in Marion County, Oregon. Plans and specifications and other documents required for bidding may be obtained at the office of the Marion County Director of Public Works, 300 Senator Building, 220 High Street NE, Salem, Oregon 97301. No bid will be received or considered by the Marion County Board of Commissioners unless the bid contains a statement by the bidder as part of its bid that the provisions of OKs 279.350 are to be complied with. Bidders must be trained and qualified by OwensCorning in the installation of double-wall fiberglass fuel tanks and be certified by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. Proposals received after the time Bet for opening will not be considered.

Proposals may not be withdrawn after the time set for opening. No bid proposal will be considered unless accompanied by a cashier's check, certified check or bid bond, payable to the Marion County Department of Public Works for an amount at least equal to ten 10) per-cent of the aggregate amount of the bid proposal, which sum shall be forfeited as fixed and liquidated damages Bhould the bidder neglect or refuse to enter into a contract and provide a suitable bond for the faithful performance of the work in the event the contract is awarded to him. Attention is called to all provisions of the Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 279, Public Contracts and Purchasing, and the Marion County Public Contract Rules, adopted March 13, 1984. The Marion County Board of Commissioners is the Local Public Contract Review Board for Marion County. ss Robert J.

Hansen, P.E. Director of Public Works 5.6, 1989 drove in two runs each in the Pirates' four-run fifth inning for their sixth win in eight games. The loss cut the Giants' lead over second-place Houston to Vh games in the National League West. Randy Kramer (3-4) allowed two runs in five innings to win his second consecutive start and beat former Pirate Don Robinson, who lost his second in a row after winning four straight. At St.

Louis 2, Los Angeles 1 Joe Magrane pitched a five-hitter for his third consecutive win. The Cardinals scored two runs in the first inning off Fernando Valen-zuela (4-7). Magrane, while lowering his ERA to 3.24, struck out one and walked two en route to his fourth complete game in his past six starts. Valenzuela allowed four hits and struck out six before leaving for a pinch-hitter in the seventh. At Atlanta 9, Montreal 3 Jeff Blauser had four hits, including a two-run double in a five-run first inning.

Starter Marty Clary (2-0) won his second straight decision since he was recalled from Class AAA Richmond on June 25. He allowed seven hits, struck out two and walked none in five innings. From wire reports NOTICES tant services for a three year traffic safety public information program. This program will consist of implementing a Traffic Safety Commissions Plan focusing on DUII (driving under the influence of intoxicants) prevention, safety belt use, and motorcycle safety. All individuals and firms interested in receiving a copy of the Request for Proposal should write June Ross Oregon Traffic Safety Commission, 400 State Library Building, Salem, OR, 97310.

Letters must be postmarked by Monday, July 18, 1989. SJ JulvS. 1989 NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS In the Matter of the Estate of HAZEL GRIE-PENTROG, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed personal representative of the Estate of Hazel Griepentrog, Deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Crook County. All persons having claims against the estate are required to present the Bame with proper vouchers within four monttiB from June 28, 1989, to the undersigned at 835 N.W.

Bond Street, Bend, Oregon 97701-2799, or they may be barred. Additional information may be obtained from the court records, the undersigned or the attorneys herein named. ss Earl F. Griepentrog Marceau, Karnopp, Petersen Noteboom Hubel 835 N.W. Bond Street Bend, Oregon 97701-2799 SJJune 28: July 5.

12. 1H89 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to the provisions of ORS 443.205 through 443.225 a public hearing will be held before the Marion County Board of Commissioners at 10:00 a.m. on July 12, 1989, in Room 108 of the Marion County Courthouse for the purpose of receiving testimony related to requests made by the individuals named below to exceed the domiciliary care facility bed capacity limit established pursuant to ORS 443.205 to 443.225: BeverleyCharles Withrow A can of beer, a pack of cigarettes and one more start before the All-Star break. That was the solace New York Mets' pitcher Bob Ojeda found Tuesday after the worst outing of his major league career. He allowed the Houston Astros eight runs, six hits and two walks all in two-thirds of an inning.

Houston and Mike Scott (14-4) cruised to a 10-3 win from there. Ojeda said: "It was a bad day. You guys never had a bad day? No other way to describe it. Just a bad day. I had a bad day." He was sitting on a wooden stool in front of his locker.

On the blue carpet at his feet were piles of ashes. Understand that Ojeda seldom smokes. But this was a Fourth of July when he was all lit up. Ojeda has been pitching in the major leagues since 1980. He has appeared in 227 games.

In none of the previous 226 did he permit as many runs as he did Tuesday. There was no warning sign for any of that in the bullpen, Ojeda who had few supporters when he put Abbott into the starting rotation before the season, said: "He has come a long way, both physically and emotionally. "He has made most of his progress after enduring bad times. That's one of the first things I noticed about him this spring, his resiliency." Abbott said: "I want to feel like I can hold the other team whenever they give me the ball. Everyone has his bad day." Abbott missed a start early last month because of tendonitis in his pitching shoulder but he is getting back in shape.

"I felt stronger tonight, even in the eighth inning," he said. "I've been doing some extra running. It takes a while to get back in gear after that layoff with my shoulder." Texas manager Bobby Valentine said: "He was impressive. He is a strong guy and throws a hard slider. We'll have to adjust to him the next time we face him." Abbott had no trouble with the Rangers, except for two jams he created himself.

After retiring the first eight men, he walked Jim Sundberg with two outs in the third. Singles by Sammy Sosa and Scott Fletcher brought home Sundberg. In the eighth, with Sosa on third following a one-out double and a grounder, Abbott balked him home. "Both runs were due in some part to my inexperience," Abbott said. "Those kinds of mistakes can't be tolerated every time out." Abbott pitched at the University of Michigan for three years and was the eighth player selected in the June 1988, draft.

Because he spent last summer as a member of the U.S. Olympic team, Abbott did not make his professional debut until this spring. comply with wage rate required ORS 279.350. must state whether is a "resident ORS 279.029. may withdraw 30 days after set for opening.

reserves the waive formalities any bid not in with prescribed bidding requirements procedures. The further reserves the reject any and all a finding by the Commissioners public interest TRUSTEES SCHOOL NO. 77J Gil Stewart, SJJulv5. 1989 CIRCUIT THE OREGON OF Department 89C-40507 TO the Estate F. WIN-TON, in ALBERT F.

are the above wherein POWERS, has been appointed and has qualified as the personal representative of said estate. All persons having claims against said estate hereby are required to present them, in due form, within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice, as stated below, to the undersigned at the following address now designated as the place for the presentation of claims, to-wit: William T. Powers, Attorney 2712 Pacwest Center, 1211 S.W. 5th Portland, OR 97204-3727 or they may be barred. All persons whose rights may be affected by the said probate proceedings may obtain additional information from the records of the court, the undersigned personal representative or the latter's attorney who is William T.

Powers, OSB 68131 2712 PacweBt Center 1211 S.W. 6th Portland, OR 97204-3727 (503) 226-3501 William T. Powers 2712 Pacwest Center, 1211 S.W. 5th Portland, OR 97204-3727 (503) 226-3501 DATED and first published this 27th day of June, 1989. SJJune 27: JulvS.

11. 1989 NOTICE CREST ELEMENTARY MOWING SERVICES Crest School seeking qualified services, for the located at 8485 N.E., Salem, OR Information may be calling Cecilia 393-0321, for bid Bids are due by 5:00 p.m. bids accepted. Board of Buena School District 134 Boline Deputy-Clerk 26: JulvS. 1989 The Associated Press ANAHEIM, Calif.

Jim Abbott set a major-league record and Immediately put it into perspec tive. The 21-year-eld left-hander beat the Texas Rangers, 5-2 Monday for his seventh victory, setting a record for major league victories by a first-year pro. Abbott (7-5) Jim Abbott bettered the record set in 1973 by Dick Ruthven, who was 6-9 for Philadelphia. Abbott is the 10th pitcher to begin his career in the majors since the amateur draft began in 1965. When informed of his record, Abbott said he was aware that Burt Hooton began his career with two victories for the 1971 Chicago Cubs, then went on to win 191 major league games.

"So I've got a long way to go," Abbott said with a chuckle. "This record is nice. We're in the middle of a pennant race. It's just nice being a contributing factor. It feels good to be on a team that feels it can win." Abbott's performance kept the Angels 1V4 games behind Oakland in the American League West.

"This is a pretty key series," Abbott said. "I thought about that, as well as the fact that I hadn't yet beaten a team from the West." He is 1-3 against his own division. Abbott's1 14 starts have come 'against 11 different teams. The only AL West 'foes he has yet to face are Minnesota and Chicago. On Monday, he held Texas to five hits in eight innings, struck out six, walked one and retired 13 of the last 15 batters he faced.

He lowered his ERA to 3.71. Angels manager Djjg Rader, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION Probate Department No. BBC 40520 NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS In the Matter of the Estate of CECIL ROSS OLIVER, Deceased. Probate proceedings in the estate of Cecil Ross Oliver, Sr. deceased, are now pending in the above entitled court, wherein Cecil R.

Oliver, Jr. the undersigned, haa been appointed and has qualified as the personal representative of said estate. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present them, in due form, within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice, as stated below, to the undersigned at the following address now designated as the place for the presentation of claims, to-wit: co Norm Lindstedt, Attorney at Law, Suite 1410, 200 SW Market Portland, Oregon, 97201 or they may be barred. All persons whose rights may be affected by the said probate proceedings may obtain additional information from the records of the court, the undersigned personal representative or the latter's attorney who is Norm Lindstedt Lindstedt Buono, P.C. Suite 1410, 200 SW Market Portland, Oregon (503) 222-6881 Cecil R.

Oliver, Jr. 4445 N.E. Wygant Portland, Oregon 97218 DATED and first published this 28th day of June, 1989. SJ June 28; July 5.12.19. 1989 EDUCATION DISTRICT CUSTODIAL SERVICES Education Service is accepting custodial services.

will be received 10:00 a.m., July 21, information packet, please Colbert of Business ESD Portland Road NE Oregon 97303 588-5330 S.I July 5. 7. 1989 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids for the "INSTALLATION OF NEW FUEL TANKS AND THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF OLD FUEL TANKS AT VARIOUS PUBLIC WORKS ROAD MAINTENANCE SHOPS IN MARION COUNTY," Oregon; will be received by Alan Davidson, Marion County Clerk, Courthouse, Salem, Oregon 97301-3670 at 3 p.m., on Friday July 21, 1989; and then will Ije publicly opened NOTICE TRAFFIC COMMISSION Traffic Safety is interested contracting for consul.