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Minor-league report CENTRAL FLORIDA INTRODUCES; Central Florida's BEST Golf Packages! AX INCLUDES: C-8 The Orlando Sentinel, Sunday, May 12, 1996 18H01ES(INCLUWNGCART) The BW (Mon-Fri) EARLY BIRD Belore 9am $25 weekdays WEEKEND RATES $Q95 COMPLIMENTARY RANGE BALLS LUNCH SERVED BEFORE OR AFTER PLAY IN THE 01AM0NDFJACK GRILL (SELECT ANY ENTREE FROM OUR FULL LUNCH MENU FREQUENT PLAYER MEMBERSHIP 42AX INCLUDES: UNLIMITED PLAY (WCLULHNG CART) TWILIGHT After 1pm TrwEagUi (Mon-Fri) 'He's the weekdays 5 Hav Arlvanr Tpp Tlmpa -PIUS ALL Or THE ABOVE ABOVE PltWGB ALSO MIUKE SAT I SIM FMHIDWTrm'llP DIAM0NDBACK GOLF CLUB i KM FURTHER INFORMATION AND TEE T1MCS 5 (LOCATED JUST 30 MiMUTES F0 DISNEY ATTRACTIOrfS) I Forest Lake Golf Club Now Acctphnf Dt'Kowif Condi $25 plat tax (407) 654-4653 Time for O-Cubs to tinker with losing ways at home There's no nlar likp rgnriTgfiriirraMij.i.iivfeiJ.hi.i, vro basebaU for the Orlando Cubs of the Class AA southern League. So far this season, the O-Cubs have had a difficult time stringing together victories at Tinker Field. In 18 games. Orlando has won three times. On the Otrtti to 0i Public 18-hol Raw Jowt-Sloniture Course Extuslvt PractJca Arei Groups 4 OutJnrji Accepted Lessons Avallabl Full Servteo Golt Shop jT" 10U Be8t 1 ggnpj road they are 9-7.

It just one of those thines Orlando manager Bruce Kimm said of his club's struggles at home. "We just haven't shown much consistency. We ei oau.i. For imormauon or Tea Time Hetervauone ther don't score enough runs or we make some cosuy errors or our pitchers get roughed up. It nasn Deen just one thing.

Last Sundav. in the first eamp of a fnnr-pamp I rWMJ- homestand with Greenville, the O-Cubs snapped a lU-game losing streak at Tinker with a 2-1 victory against the Braves. All three home victories have come against Greenville. SET HORSES WIN A BAHAMAS VACATION BET JAI-ALAI WED: thru SAT. 7:30 P.M.

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1 SAT. Simulcasts Irom Miami Donio HWY. 17-92 436 407)331-9191 ITTHlMliii i I Jf Daytona Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood has all the tools to become a major-leaguer, but he needs time. By Mark Didtler SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL DAYTONA BEACH Last May, Daytona Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood's biggest concerns were the Texas prep playoffs and saving a couple of bucks to have a good time. All that changed the month after the Grand Prairie High School standout was taken fourth overall in the amateur draft by the Chicago Cubs.

Suddenly, the eyes of an entire organization and its fans were upon him. A franchise-record $1.2 million signing bonus answered financial concerns. What remains is the pressure of living up to lofty expectations. Wood, a 6-foot-5, 195-pound right-hander, took a step in the right direction Thursday, recording his first professional victory as Daytona downed the Kissimmee Cobras, 5-3, at Jackie Robinson Ballpark. Wood allowed three runs and three hits during five innings.

He struck out sue Even with the triumph, Wood's performance showed there is work to be done. He walked four and struggled with his control in a three-run third inning. "In high school, you could get away with not being as consistent around the plate," Wood said. "The hitters here are a lot more disciplined and have a lot of pop in their bat." Wood, 18, is projected to be the stopper on Chicago's north side one day. There is no doubt he has the tools to fulfill that destiny.

Even with a 98 mph fastball, Wood is not afraid to throw his curve in critical situations. Now he's working on a change-up. "He's the real thing," Daytona Cubs manager Dave Trembley said. "He's a composed young man and he knows what he wants. He has the body language to go along with the tools that he has.

He's not intimidated at all." Despite the temptation, the Cubs are committed not to rush their prized prospect through the system to Wrigley Field. And that suits Wood just fine. "It's not hard at all to be patient," Wood said. "I'm not thinking about it. I'm just FOR ONE FULL YEAR 99 As V.

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The O-Cubs rank last in the Southern League in team batting with a .231 average. Only three regular starting players Kevin Orie Troy Hughes (.264) and Chris Petersen (.265) are hitting better than .250. SUN SPOTS TODAY, THE O-Cubs play the second of a four-game series with the Jacksonville Suns at Tinker Field. The Suns, the Class AA affiliate of the Detroit Tigers, are one of the more exciting offensive clubs in the league. They lead the circuit in home runs (52), rank second in runs (167) and third in team batting average Two of the Suns Sean Freeman and Bubba.Trammell lead the league in home runs with 10.

LOCAL UPDATE A GLANCE at how some local players are doing this season in the minor leagues: Right-handed pitcher John Foran (University of Central Florida) has a record of 0-3 with a 2.47 ERA with Class A Fayetteville (Detroit) of the South Atlantic League. Foran, the Tigers' 10th pick in June's draft, has pitched much better than his record would indicate. He has allowed two or less runs in each of his last four starts. Another Central Florida product, outfielder Chad Mottola, is having a solid season with Class AAA Indianapolis (Cincinnati) of the American Association. Mottola is hitting .338.

Left-hander Larry Wimberly (West Orange) picked up his first victory of the season last week with Class A Fort Myers (Boston) of the Florida State League. He is 14. RICK RUSSO of the Sentinel staff Only A Few i i a hi I 1.1 f-CMTroc opama lcmi Fo( 0()arl()0 mtmm LocatiotTs 800-293-4621 LOONEY TUNES. LICENSED PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTORSHIP $100,000 ANNUAL POTENTIAL WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH PRESENT EMPLOYMENT Honest Local Person to service licensed products carousels handling BUGS BUNNY, TAX, SYLVESTER AND MANY OTHERS in your area. No Selling.

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I'm taking it game by game." For a young hurler, each trip to the hill provides new lessons and challenges. It's all part of the game. "What he needs obviously is experience," Trembley said. "He needs innings in professional baseball and he just needs us to be patient with him." Once the seasoning is complete, Wood's minor-league excursion likely will end at the Windy City's most famous intersection of Clark and Addison. "He's going to be very hard to beat once he gets some experience and once he grows into his body," Trembley said.

"This kid is special." Am OnaratBiPil) 22 14 .611 2ji Dayton 101 100 100 -4 103 100 0O-5 Class AA Southern League 19 15 559 4Vt Lakdand (Tgers) 5 1 0 OSamuetsd 10 11 Dotrptvot 5 2 11 Frymanl 5 4 4 2 Ore 3b 5 12 1 Wane 4 2 3 5 Hughasr! 5 0 0 0 Ptrsnas 10 0 0 10 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 19 17 528 5V4 Fort Myers (Twns) Garde ss Hansen lb Nevndh Trammel rl Cow 1MB Mncnetl Scrmdt 3b Tnompsonc :9, 5 1 1 0 Mal2b 3 0 2 0 4 112 Thisonc 3 0 0 0 Barkerd Totals 42131413 Took) 30 0 4 0 Jssonvt Orlando 405 102 001-13 000 000 000- 0 OruTnott Fryman, Ore Hughes. DP Jackson I. Orlando 1 LOB-JfOOT 9, OrBnrJo 10. 2B-Hansan, Thompson. 38-Ca-taBnono.

Conor HR-Trammel, MAcneL SF- MacM. EASTERN DIVISION a Jacksonville (Tigenl 16 16 529 Carolina (Prates) 17 16 .515 Vt Greenville (Braves) 13 16 419 3VS Orlando (Cuba) 12 22 ,363 6 Port City (Manners) 9 25 268 9 WESTERN DIVISION Memphis (Padfes) 26 8 .765 Knott) (Blue Jays) 21 13 .618 5 Huntsvifc (Amies) 19 15 559 6 Chattanooga (Reds) 19 14 563 7 Bumngham iWSox) 14 20 .412 12 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Orlando 5, Jacksonville 3, 10 hnlngt Greenville 5, Carolina 1 Port Cily 5, HurrBviHe 2 Birmingham 3, KnomUe 1 Mampfre 12, Chattanooga 6 SATURDAY'S GAMES I Anu nnmnlfito AP. Fuannratnr 1 ER B8 3 0 0 4 Freeman 2, Cavaial, Brown. DP-Oay-tone 2, West Patn Beach t. LOe-Ceytona 9, West Palm Beach 11.

2B-Gaaek, Freemen, Buetos. Fuamer. SB-Lvsey, Wader, Wheaey. Bocacrrca SF-Bocacrica Daytona ER BB SO Stevenson 3 6 4 3 3 1 Byrne 4 1 1 4 2 Spew 13 0 0 0 0 0 WeatPatn ER BB SO Truman W.5-2 5 6 3 2 1 3 Handy 2 1112 1 DaSrva 1 0 0 0 1 0 CdeSI 1 1 0 0 0 1 WP Sprier, Truman, Handy. BK-Steverv son, Byrne.

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Expires 5-15-96. SX Pete (Cardinals) 18 17 514 6 rjunedrifBtieJavs) 17 17 .500 6Vi Sareaa iBerj Son) 15 a .429 9 Chanone (Rangers) 14 22 .389 10' FRIDAY'S RESULTS Haahmae 54, Daytona 34 Saraaok 7, Brevard 0 Cnartorc 12. Dure 2 Tampa 5, Fort Myers 3 QearwrS. LrM7 St Luce 15, Vero Beach 8,6 rrings, rah West Palm Beach 4. St Petersburg 3 SATURDAYS RESULTS Lakeland 6, Brevard 4 Daytona at West Palm Beach Tampa al Fort Myers ChaMe at Sarasota St Petersburg at St Lucie TODAY'S GAMES Ktoatmmaa at Ounedkt Lakeland at Bnvard Daytona at West Palm Beach Tampa at Fort Myers St Petersburg at St Lucia Ceamoa a Vero Beech Saturday's box Expos 5, Cubs 4 Daytona at bl Weal Pakn ab bl 1 1 0 Kingston WEST PALM BEACH 5, DAYTONA 4 HOST WEST Palm Beach beat the Daytona Cubs in Florida State League play Saturday night, marking the fourth consecutive one-run victory for the Expos.

West Palm Beach starter Mike Thurrnan (5-2) pitched five innings, allowing three earned runs. Loser Jason Stevenson (1-2) was the loser. Expos left fielder Brad Fullmer was 2-for-3 and drove in two runs, and designated hitter Hiram Bocachica was 2-for-4. Compiled from staff reports W-Orumgtt' HBP-by Kingston (Catalan- DOWNTOWN 896-4661 WINTER PARK 628-1065 FERN PARK 834-1665 EAST ORLANDO 694-5461 ODOI. A-2379.

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LOB Sarasota 9, Brevard 9 2B Darden, Cady. HR-De Pastno SB Shane- uvsey2b 4 2 0 0 Bcorce dh 4 2 2 0 Wakarcf 4 1 1 0 Cavaialas 4 110 EASTERN DIVISION Pot GB Vero Beach (OorJgBrs) 19 15 .559 WP Beach (Expos) 19 17 528 1 Daytona (Cubs) 16 17 ,514 KJaaknmaa (Ajar) 15 19 441 4 St Una Mas) 15 20 429 4Vi Brevard (Marina) 11 24 314 8V4 WESTERN DIVISION Pet GB Tampa (Yarkeas) 23 10 .687 nan. rjraooy. Gaorakrt 5 0 1 0 Futnerl Sarasota CJnec 3 0 1 2 Cal2b Jacksonville at Orlando, 2 pm CaroknaatGreerwile Port City at Chattanooga Bimwigham at Huntsvilte KnomteatMempns Saturday's box Suns 13, Cubs 0 Jcksnvst ab bl Orlando abrhbl cant a 3111 Moroib 4010 Freeman 3b 4 0 2 0 Brcwnlb Mahay 7 2 IP 4 2V! Ens lb 4 0 0 0 Post 3b ER BB SO 7 0 0 2 3 10 0 12 ER BB SO 8 5 5 4 2 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 3 3 12 2 2 0 0 0 4 0 11 4 0 2 1 3 0 10 4 0 0 0 4 110 32 510 4 MovrsU-4 Ftoeck WrsHeydh Buetos ss Peon Tots 3 0 10 Campos if 4 110 Pacrotc 4 0 11 Baoycf 36 4 3 Totals lea 2 4 THROUGH SUNDAY 4 i I INDMOUAL HfTTING 4 U.IOi i. IMtiUtW -If I I I (SSi 1 1 'M rfxjA AS 28 3B HB rbl Avg Avaloa 567 13 0 0 0 5 232 Benwy 134 4 5 2 1 1 52 385 Buatoa 20 2 2 0 1 0 1 100 Ckw 116 21 38 8 1 4 23 310 EM 138 24 40 6 0 3 21 290 Frtoway 77 20 24 4 1 0 9 312 i Freeman 117 19 3 It 0 1 13 291 Ganrak 124 20 36 6 2 430290 nam 7 1 i i .143 Lvwy 119 25 41 12 2 0 19 345 1 Mcuod 17 2 5 0 0 0 2 .294 Pico 51 10 12 0 1 1 7 .235 Flrvera 20 3 3 1 1 0 1 .150 SnytW 244 50004208 Waker 49 14 18 6 0 3 11 .367 Whatley 82 13 18 6 1 2 16 .220 INDIVIDUAL PTTCHING IP HBBSO ERA Ban 0 3 33 0 39 8 25 6 27 2 Barker 4 0 20 2 24 15 12 5 66 Box 2 2 212 26 7 13 6 23 Byrne 0 0 4.0 7 2 3 0.00 Fautaw 1 1 112 14 2 10 6.17 Garaa 4 0 401 41 5 23 312 Green 0 0 50 3 7 3 940 McNtrol 1 1 332 34 14 22 3 74 Spear 1 2 162 12 8 16 216 Stevenson 1 1 100 9 0 9 180 Wraart 0 1 60 10 5 3 1350 Wood 1 0 32 2 22 24 41 2 76 Vero Baach .1092 148 279 17 32 2bb 84 17 23 1 13 274 87 9 18 2 9 207 Ctavaar 1173 149 236 20 42 254 Macon, CN 106 14 29 0 11 274 MUnvaFlm 118 18 24 1 15 203 Haarrmae 1049 116 257 3 36 246 Baflock.Vb 106 14 29 2 16 274 Costelo, 95 8 19 0 13 200 FtMyers 1163 164 282 13 47 242 103 16 28 1 9 272 97 6 19 0 4 .196 StPi 1143 114 276 10 25 241 119 32 0 17 269 PacriolWpb 96 5 18 0 13 .188 LTurvjdh 1093 135 260 32 19 239 Faggelt.

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