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MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL C8 Daily Press, Sunday, May 20, 1990 i Pilots report Byths numbers if A '4 1 1 a Cannons use multiple weapons, turn back Pilots 3-2 in 11 innings PENINSULA PILOTS TEAM BATTING Today's game pitching shoulders. "We couldn't afford to lose two more guys," Denbo said. i The Pilots also are a little short- By DAVE JOHNSON Staff Writer 1 HAMPTON Prince! William Manager -r, Gary Denbo knew he couldn't ask a guy who had just driven 16 hours from Fort Lauderdale, to go nine innings four hours after he arrived at War Memorial Stadium. Mark Marris, moved from the Fort Lauderdale Yankees of the Florida Prince William at Pilots, 2 p.m. run in 13 innings this season, took the loss to go 1-2.

Marris gave up one hit and two in three handed. Scott Lodgek was scheduled to be the starter, but has developed a sore shoulder and will miss his next two or three turns. Mullins, who has worked as a long reliever, started and pitched a decent 4 innings. NOTES: Tonight's pitchers: Prince William right-hander Ed Martel (0-5, 6.00) vs. Peninsula righty Rick Bal- abon (4-0, 2.81).

HOW THEY SCORED "He did an outstanding job," Denbo cairl "AnrI ho ran tVirnur hotter than State League, started and worked three innings. He and four othef Can-. he did tonight. He didn't have the ve-non pitchers limited the Peninsula Pi- locity he usually has." Piayer AB 2b 3b HR RBI SB Avg. Dan Barbara 16 49 7 20 1 0 0 6 0 .408 Lem Pilkinton 34 121 11 39 5 1 1 16 1 .322 Ron Pezzoni 29 120 6 31 4 1 0 10 8 .258 Mark Brakebill 2 8 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 .250 Damon Saetre 34 116 11 27 3 1 0 10 3 .222 Lash Bailey 31 110 13 24 4 0 4 9 2 .218 Jorge Robles 28 106 12 23 3 0 0 4 5 .217 Delvin Thomas 22 75 5 16 3 0 0 5 1 J213 Kelvin Thomas 30 81 12 16 3 1 1 5 1 .198 Jesus Tavarez -33 118 9 22 3 1 0 9 7 .186 JimCampanis 32 102 9 1 9 4 0 1 10 3.166 Ruben Santana 14 47 1 7 1 0 0 3 3 .149 Landon Williams 14 44 4 3 1 0 0 1 1.068 TOTALS 34T 1097 ,103 249 35 5 7 89 35 .227 PENINSULA VlLOTSPITCHING Player IP ERBB SO W-L ERA SV ROdPoissant 18 11.2 8 2 0 3 8 1-1 0.00 5 Rifck Balabon 7 51.1 41 17 16 9 50 4-0 2.81 0 Jim Gutierrez 7 43 37 20 13 12 22 1-4 2.72 0 JeK Darwin 6 38.1 35 23 15 10 19 1-4 3.52 0 Kyle Duke 'VfNs 2 35 1512 is 2U 0-2- 3.72 0 i RonMullins fit' -22 24 19 10 10 16 0-3 4.09 0 Darin Loe V' 12 18.1 18 10 10 13 22 t-1 4.91 0 ScottLodgek .6 29.2 37 18 17 12 12 1-5 5.16 0 Marcos Garcia 9 17.1, 20 10 10 12 21 0-1 5.19 0 Anthony Gordon, 6 13.2 16 10 J9 12 "-14 0-1- 5.27 0 Oscar Rivas jj.J1, 16 22 16 10 4 19 1-2 5.63 0 Bailey hoping, to return soon Peninsula Pilots first baseman Lash Bailey, who -has missed the last" five games with a stomach vi-: rus, hopes to start working in the batting cage this weekend and be back in the lineup when the team 1 begins a seven-day road irip in Lynchburg next i week.

Bailey, who has four of the seven home; runs will be evaluated on a day-to-daybasis, Manag- er Jim Nettles Lem Pilkinton moved from I third base to assume Bailey's position, while newly acquired Mark Brakebill plays the other corner. Starting right-hander Scott Lodgek will miss at least his next two turns in the rotation while his sore shoulder is evaluated. FEAR OF LIGHTS Considering how close the light poles are to the playing field at War Memorial Stadium, it's not all that surprising to see a foul ball strike them. But when Mickey 1 Rivers Jr. fouled off an 0-2 pitch from Oscar Rivas that struck the light fixture, he scared the daylights out of his Lynchburg Red Sox teammates.

A bulb shattered and glass spilled, on the Lynchburg dugout, but no -one was hurt. When Prince Wil- ham's Russ Davis hit a home run over the left- field wall Thursday night, -the ball broke a car's windshield. The owner informed Pilots General lots to four hits in 11 innings foj- a 3-2 Carolina League 'victory Saturday night. -f I The Pilots (10-26) got their fast hit in the sixth inning on a Mark Brake-bill single. Relievers James Moody and Mike Gardella struck out nine Peninsula batters in the final four innings.

I In losing their second extra-inning game in this homestand, the Pilots gave up an unearned rim in the 11th on a passed ball charged to catcher Dan Barbara. John Viera, who went 3-for-5 and scored two runs, walked with one out. He then stole second, his third of the game and 17th of the season without being caught. After taking third on J.T. Snow's fly ball to center, Viera scored when Barbara couldn't handle a low-and-away pitch from Rod Poissant.

Pois-sant, who hasn't given up an earned The Pilots did all of their damage against Rich Polak, the Cannons' second pitcher, Lem Pilkinton hit his second home run of, the, season, a towering shot in the fourth inning to give the Pilots a 1-0 lead. After the Cannons scored two in the fifth off starter Ron Mullins, the Pilots tied the game in the bottom of the fifth. Delvin Thomas tripled and scored on Jesus Tavarez's groundout. After that, nothing. Art Canestro, Moody and Gardella gave up only a combined three walks.

Moody struck out all six of the batters he faced. "We got an outstanding perform mance from our bullpen, James Moody in particular," Denbo said. "He's the best he's been all season." 5 Prince William's pitching staff is a little short-handed: Starter Cullen Hartzog and reliever Bruce Pryby-linski both have tendonitis in their PILOTS FOURTH: Lem Pilkinton homers to left. Ron Pezzonl. strikes, out.

Mark Brakebril etnkt out. Jim Campanis strikes out. 1 run, 1 hit. 0 errors, 0 left. Pilots 1, Cannons 0.

CANNONS FIFTH: Mauricio Zazueta grounds to pitcher. Paul Oster singles to center, takes second on Jesus Tavarez's error. John Viera singles to right, Oster scores. Viera steals second, takes third on Jimmy Campanis' throwing error. Dave Silvestri grounds to short, Viera scores.

J.T. Snow singles to right Sherman Obando walks. Snow moves to second. (Marcos Garcia relieves Ron Mullins). Russ Davis flies to center.

2 runs, 3 hits, 2 errors, 2 left. Cannons 2, Pilots 1. PILOTS FIFTH: Delvin Thomas triples to center. varez grounds to second, Thomas scores. Jorge bles walks.

Robles caught stealing. Dan Barbara walks. Damon Saetre flies to center. 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors.1 left. Cannons 2, Pilots 2.

CANNONS ELEVENTH: Oster grounds to first Viera walks, Viera steals second. Snow lines to center, Viera moves td third. Viera scores on passed ball charged to Dan Barbara. Obando grounds to sec ond, 1 run, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1 left. Cannons 3, Pilots 34 290.1 29315712110621610-24 3.75 5 TOTALS Carolina League leaders Club pitching ERA HR BB SO SHO SV 94 278 2.50 12 Clubbaftine AB ft HR SB AVO.

Frederick 1168 169 314 10 28 .269 Kinslon 1217 192 319 17 54 .262 Salem 1222 195 312 30 34 .255 Lynchburg 1129 138 272 19 15 .241 Winston-Sol 1105 131 260 17 27 .235 Pr William 1155 126 266 13 34 .230 Peninsula 1097 103 249 7 35 227 Durham 1158 137 258 17 45 .223 7 0 10 3 13 4 11 5 4 0 5 1 Frederick Wlnstn-SI Klnston Durham Lvnchbrg Pr Willm Peninsula Salem 3.09 21 3.10 14 3.24 19 3.63 15 3.73 13 3.75 15 4.23 2k 115 255 132 284 106 266 112 248 151 264 106 216 146 208 2. -I Pitching leaden (Minimum 28 innings pitched) IP BB so w-L 31 Czarnlk, Dur 6 23 4-1 11 33 5-1 ERA 0.00 0.84 1.48 1.57 1.74 1.82 1.90 2.16 4-1 0-1 2-1 Surging Tides cruise past Denver )-3; Milai don't play Imile high Batting leaders (Minimum 95 Plate Appearances) AB HR RBI AVO Shamburo, Fre 138 14. 51 3 34 .370 Schreiber, Sal 150 .17 51 1 IS .340 Pilkinton, Pen 121 11 ,39 If ,14 .322 i Lane. Kin 15 35 A 21 .310 Allison, Kin 101 '27 31 4 19 J07 i Huvler, Sal 127 13 88 2 24 ,299 4 Mitchell, Our 111 20 33 H.J1 .297 Odor, Kin 144 25 42 1 17 .292 Levis, Kin i 107 19 31 2 18 .290 1 Seminar, Prw Telford, Fre DiBartlm, Wns Kiser, Kin Wright, Dur Tavtor, Lvn Oauist, Fre Kerr, Fre Rhodes, Fre 9 43 11 16 11 33 10 30 20 61 13 60 10 30 8 43 10 45 9 37 7 31 18 41 18 26 1- 1 3-2 3-1 54 2- 3 3- 2 2-3 2- 1 3- 2 2.17 2.17 2.18 2.35 2.48 2.59 ing. Redfield was hit by the pitch.

Canale struck out. One run, one hit, no errors, two left. Zephyrs 3, Tldesl 0. Holland, Fre 90 16 26 0 14 .289 Sims, Sol 125 30 36 2 15 .288 Mordecoi, Dur 105 18 30 2 17 .286 Richrdsn, Fre 103 12 29 1 14 .282 Gutierrez, Fre 1. ,20 36 0 12 .279 Howell, Prw 101 8 28' 8 .277 Scott, Wns 123 IB 54- 418.276 43 49 29 31 30 47 $0 46 37 41 46 40 42 47 i 43 45 42 IS 48 38 29 46 43 Jones, wns Minchev, Dur Estroda, Lyn Kromer, Kin Wakefield.

Sal Gutierrez, Pen Boiabon, Pen Dipoto, Kin Vesoe, Kin TIDES SECOND: Gonzalez flied to center. Torve1. 2-2 2.70 1-4 2.71 4-0 2.81 22 50 lined to center. Reed homered to left center. -Thorn-i ton singled to left.

Thornton was caught stealing sec-j I ond. One. run, one hit, To errors, none left. Zephyrs I 39 4-1 2.82 33 2.97 28 4-3 3.00 3. TldMl.

-'-J 9 Berthel, Fre 87 -13 24 0 10 :176 Blosser, Lvn 132 11 2 10 .171 Dovis, Pen 133 16 36 4 20 .271 112 11 30 33 .268 Bvrd, Lvn 143 14 38 4 23 .266 Romero, Sal 106 22 28 5 24 .264 Lehman, Fre 103 13 27 1 13 .262 Pezzonl, Pen 120 8 31 0 10 .258 Coballer. Wnst Ricci, Fre BulHnger, Wns Conroy, Lyn Darwin, Pen Duke, Pen Kovach, Kin Nielsen, Prw 2-4 3.13 1- 4 3.32 2- 2 3.40 1- 4 3.51 0-1 3.72 5-0 3.74 2- 2 3.77 TIDES THIRD: Sanchez doubled to left. Liddell! reached on Redfield's error, Sanchez staying at sec-1 Manager John Tull, who explained the team was not responsible. Instead, the car owner got a book of 12 Pilots' tickets. A safe bet is that some fan somewhere will yell "Hey Jason!" at Pilot shortstop Jorge Robles.

Robles broke his nose last week at Salem and has been wearing a protective mask. 4 r-i SINGLES HITTER Dan Barbara, hatting, Category tenders Home runs: Estep, Sal Jensen, Wns AAereio, Sal Several tied with 4. Runs batted in: Shamburg, Fre 34; Mereio, Sal 33; Romero, Sal 24; Huvler, Sal 24; Bvrd, Lvn ond. Sanchez stole third. DeButch singled to left, Sanchezt scoring and Lidded stopping at second.

Gardner singled to left, Liddell scoring and DeButch going to second. Diaz singled to center, DeButch stopping at third and Gardner stopping at second. Gonzalez hit a sacrifice fly to center, every runner advancing one base and oh Escalera's throwing error, Garner scoring and Diaz going to third. Torve Category leaders Victories: Kovach, Kin Kerr, Fre Seminars. Prw Several tied with 4.

Strikeouts: Lvn 61; Oauist Fre 60; Balabon, Pen 50; Jones Wns 45; Several tied with 43. Saves: Ferlenda, Kin Gar- By CARt ROSENBLATT Staff Writer NORFOLK Logic dictates that those who perform best on the Triple-A level will eventually be called up to the major leagues, and that those who-don't will either remain at Triple-A or get demoted. But.more often than not, such logic can be tossed out the window. Case in point: the Denver Zephyrs' Dale Sveum and Joe Redfield, neither of whom played well in the Tides' 9-3 vicr tory Saturday night at Met Park. The switch-hitting Sveum was on his way to a promising career with the I Milwaukee Brewers when he broke his left shin at the end of the 1988 season.

is how. at Denver so hYcan get back into; playing shape and "be physically ready when the Brewers bring him up. "They said they wanted me to play here for about two weeks before they called me up," Sveum said. "They want me to spell (Greg) Brock at first against lefties, and play some utility infield as well." Sveum is curently batting just .125 for the Zephyrs, but it doesn't matter how well he plays just that he On the other side of the coin is third baseman' Redfield, who is .326 with four home runs, 15 RBI and 10 stolen bases. The Brewers are already solid at third base with Gary Sheffield, though, and have no immediate reason to glance Redf ield's way.

-Milwaukee might call up Redfield only if Sheffield were to suffer an injury. 'The way (big league clubs)' con duct things isn't always fair," Sveum said, "it all depends on what they need and when they need it." HOW THEY SCORED 5 ZEPHYRS FIRST: Bates flied to left. Redfield grounded out to third. Canale singled to right Moore walked, Canale going to second. Sveum singled to right, Canale scoring and on Reed's throwing error, Moore scoring and Sveum going to third.

Mitchell grounded out to third. Two runs, two hits, irie error, one left. Zephyrs 2, Tides 0. ZEPHYRS SECOND: Mcintosh flied to left. Escalera walked.

Smith singled to center, Escalera going to third. Bates hit a sacrifice fly to right Escalera scor Stolen bases: Viera, Prw 12 Sims, Sal 12; Odor, della, Prw Davis, Lyn Kin 11; Faster, Kin 10. Several tied with 5. ta .453 entering Saturday doubled to center, Diaz scoring. McGralh relieved Powell.

Reed singled to right. Torve scoring. Thorn- ton grounded in to a fielder's choice, Reed out at i secondpitcher to shortstop. Thornton went to sec 1 ond on McGrath's wild pitch. Sanchez struck out.

Six 1 1 TIDEWATER TIDES TEAM BATTING Player 0 AB 2b 3b HR RBI SB Avg. 32'106 r13 34 9 0 2 13 1 .321 Denny Gonzalez 34.119 17 36 6 0 1 24 3.303 Kelvin Torve Zolio Sanchez 6 5 0 2 9 0 .296 runs, six hits, one error, one left Tides 7, Zephyrs 3. TIDES FIFTH: Peterek now pitching. Gonzalez sirv-gled to center. Torve singled to right, Gonzalez stopi ping at second.

Reed struck out, and on the strikeout Gonzalez was caught stealing third. Thornton homered to right, Torve and Thornton scoring. Sanchez night's game against Prince" William, has a bun: ch of solid singles but only one extra-base hit. "I hope people aren't expecting home runs for me," he said, "because if they are, they'll be disappointed." Barbara hasn't homered in 364 professional at-bats. By Dave Johnson 30 113v, 241 33 8 2 11 4 .292 Keith Hughes Chris Jelic 21 62 9 1 18 4 0 1 12 0 .290 singled to left Liddell reached on Redfield's error, A 34 141 21 39 6 0 1 13 8 .277 Alex Diaz 1 0 1 4 0 .275 20 51 6 14 Sanchez going to second.

DeButch walked loading the bases. Gardner forced DeButch at second. Two runs, tour hits, one error, three left Tides 9, Zephyrs Mike DeButch Jeff Gardner I 34-117 14 27 2 1 0 9 0 .231 i 3. 1256l. 3 12 1 0 0 5 0 .214 Lou 24 90 10 17 2 0 0 2 1 .189 Tim Bogar 7 12 0 0 0 6 1 .167 Dave Liddell 27 72 Standings 12 31 6 2 0 .1 6 0 .167 Orlando Mercado 36 PAliJTIuS 14 140 28 .259 TOTALS 4eW Tkm Rk MM I 14 Riverside 21 20 .512 Palm Springs 16 26 .381 TIDEWATER TIDES PITCHING SO W-L ERA SV Player IPH ERBB 4 10.2 10 0 0 3 8 0-0 0.00 0 Dale Piummer FREE POLYUnETIIAf'E $Rf00 WITH UNHEARD-OF 5 YEAR WRITTEN Oil VALUE GUARANTEE AGAINST FADING FRIDAY'S RESULTS Riverside 8, Modesto 7 Bakersfield 12, Stockton 3 i Reno 17, Salinas 8 San Jose 8, San Bernardino 6 Visalla 4, Palm Springs 1 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE WESTERN DIVISION Pet.

0 1-0 0.00 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 Roger Samuels Through May 18 Triple A PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE NORTHERN DIVISION Pet. Tacomo 2J IS .405 Vancouver 23 15 .605 Edmonton t' 19 17 .528 Calgary' 1 .500 Portland 13 25 .342 SOUTHERN DIVISION Albuauerqu 24 12 Ml Colo.Sprnss 21 16 .568 Phoenix 18 18 .500 LatVnas 15 24 .385 Tucson (Astros) 12 26 .316 8 12.2 4 2 1 2 10 2-0 0.71 2 Jeff Innis ii BsSzagzeW Julio Valera 7 47.0 34 14 8 7 41 4-2 1.53 0 6 32.1 32 18 13 18 25 1-1 3.62 0 Kevin Brown GB 3 11V4 15 18ft Brian Givens 8 47.1 58 25 20 17 28 3-2 3.80 0 6 lOVi 13 WUm meffii 'mmtTf- VMeMtMBgztM 6 1-0 3.86 0 4 Ray Soft ,7.0 4 3 3 2 Scott Nielsen 1 1 131.0 81 16 14 11 12 0-4 4.06 3 15 2-1 4.75 0 CesarMejia 6 36.0 37 19 15 1V4 6 19 Manny Hernandez-- 6 36.0'' 33 21 20. 12 35 3-1 5.00 0 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Colorado Springs 14, Tacoma 6 Calgary 6, Portland 3, 1st game Portland IS, Calgary 0, 2nd game Vancouver 10 Tucson I Phoenix 1, Las Vegas 2 Albuquerque Edmonton 4 Double A EASTERN LEAGUE Dave Trautwein 16 19.2 24 11 11 8 11 0-3 5.03 2 Dunedln 33 10 .767 Charlotte 30 13 .698 St. Pete 21 21 .500 Sarasota 18 25 .419 Clearwater 14 29 .326 CENTRAL DIVISION Osceola 25 18 .581 Lakeland 23 19 .548 Baseball Ctv 19 24 .442 Winter Hvn 6 37 .140 EASTERN DIVISION W. Pirn Bch 31 11 .738 St.

Lucie 25 18 .581 Vera Beach 22 21 .512 FortLodrdl 21 22 .488 Miami 11 31 .262 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Charlotte 8, Clearwater 5 Dunedln 9, Vera Beach 3 Sarasota 4, St. Petersburg 2 Fort Lauderdale 3, Lakeland 2 Miami 6, Winter Haven St. Lucie 6, Baseball City 2 West Palm Beach 5. Osceola 1 MIDWEST LEAGUE 10 18- 7 6Vi 9Vi 10Vi 20 5.91 6.00 10.2 1 2.0 1-2 -twr Rocky Childress snawn Barton TOTALS "8 -IT 6 rr 36 14 11 Pet. 321.0 304 156 1 30116 228 20-16 3.64 10 20 International League leaders .625 .600 .538 .516 .514 .500 .387 .323 NewBrltan Harrisburg Albany Contn-Akrn Haoerstown London Reading Wllllamsort OPEN SATURDAY 8 AM TO NOON NEWPORT NEWS-5807 JEFFERSON AVE.

245-2995 NORFOLK-812 WEST 21st PORTSMOUTH-3040 HIGH ST. 1 3 3Vi 3Vl 4 1 Club pitching ERA HR BB SO SHO SV 19 135 23! -1 10 3.41 3.64 25 146 251 2 11 1 10 3 9 2 11 1 9 1 7 Rlchmnd Columbus Tidewatr Syracuse Roches tr Pawtuckt Scr l-Br Toledo 114 228 135 188 117 203 108 193 179 227 NORTHERN DIVISION 3.64 25 3.77 17 4.05 28 4.12 34 4.47 11 4.58 39 Pet. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Albany 8, Hagerstown 4 Harrisburg 3, Canton-Akron 1 Wllllamsport 6, London 3 Reading 4, New Britain 1 SOUTHERN LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION' Pel. GS Club boning AB) HR SB AVO. Rochester 1HI 19 299 ,17.

15 .29 Tidewater 1227 11 318 -14 28 .259 Toledo 124t 169, 315 30 J5 .254 Columbus 1231 190 309 29 2 .251 Syracuse 1051 126 261 14 32 .248 Sn Wil-Bar 1146 1 39 183 21 13 .247 Richmond 1273 165 311- 40 Jl .244 Pawtucket 1175 144 262 .41 SI .223 -V Batting leaders (Minimum 100 plate appearances) AB HR RBI AVO Holies, Roc 96 23 36 7 22 .375 Seoul, Roc 86 17 30 0 16 .349 Gomez, Roc 110 31 36 11 29 .327 23 21 162 Madison Rockford South Bend Beloit Wausau Kenosha Appleton .622 .525 .500 .459 .444 ,378 .361 Pitching leaders Minimum 30 Innings Jacksonville 28 13 .683 VOrlondo 24 18 .571 4V, Columbus 20 22 .476 8'i I Charlotte 18 24 .429 IOVj Greenville 15 26 .366 13 WESTERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION Polley, Rmd Valera, Tdw Dalton, Paw MP SB SO W-L ERA 34 10 17 0-8 0.52 47 -7 4V, 4-2 1.53 30 4 6, 46 20 Gonzalez, Tdw 106 13 34 2 Cedar Rapids .676 13 .321 12 .321 Crabbe, Rmd 106 18 34 Whiten, Syr 123 20 38 (. i in, Memphis 15 41 26 16 .619 22 19 .537 Wl 128 17 39 Solo, Syr 23 23 21 19 18 17 13 3-2 2.31 vBlrminoham Burlington Quad City Clinton Springfield Waterloo Peorio 2 2ft 4ft 6ft 7 12 .605 .600. .543 .486 .342 Chattanooga 20 20 .500 44 2.35 4-2 4.66 119 17 113 24 117 22 114 18 17 30 6 23 10 47 10 36 22 33 39 38 51 42 44 42 39 48 1-1 3.00 3-2 3.07 1-4 3.21 3-3 3.23 4 Huntsvllle 19 23 .452 6 Knoxville 14 25 .359 9ft FRIDAY'S RESULTS Jacksonville Huntsvllle 2 Memphis 5, Chattanooga 0 Knoxville 3, Greenville 2, 2 innings, susp. power failure Birmingham 9, Columbus 8, 10 innings Orlando 6, Charlotte TEXAS LEAGUE 10 32 5 36 33 34 33 32 28 30 37 39 37 32 36 36 27 26 3-3 3.40 3-0 3.50 112 99 107 132 141 134 116 132 Torve. Tdw Hughes, Tdw Valcher, Swb Hare, Tol Berroa, Rmd Wdlwndr, Col Jones, Rmd Dorsett.

Col Dioi, Tdw Lusader, Tot Cooper, Paw Lerriii, Col Lovullo, Tol Heath, Swb Stone, Pow Cuvler, Tol Muelens. Col 8 19 4-1 3.52 ,1 tV. Villi 1-1 3.62 ins. Jones, Col Searcy, Tol Linton, Syr Weston, Roc Avery, Rmd Schilling, Roc Grimslev, Swb Davidson, Col Neielek, Rmd Adkins, Col Schwabe, Tol Eilond, Col Brown, Tdw Hobyan, Col Givens, Tdw Richrds, Rmd Nielsen, Tdw Shlkies, Paw Ma lone, Swb Gozzo, Svr Leister, Pow Scanlon, Swb Mmahot, Col Vesllng, Tol Mel la, Tdw Bast, Paw Hernndi, Tdw Burn, Tol Freeman, Swb 133 23 100 14 97 11 136 22 19 .309 11 .305 24 .303 11 .292 16 .291 21 .289 17 .286 10 .283 14 .280 22 .280 13 .277 14 .276 14 .276 24 .273 18 .271 9 .270 .268 9 .265 25 .264 22 .263 24 .258 18 .255 20 .254 15 .254 17 .248 7 .247 19 .246 3 .244 7 .243 20 .242 28 .238 11 .236 17 .235 7 3-1 3.71 3- 2 3.80 2-4 3.96 0-4 4.06 1- 3 4.09 1- 2 4.11 2- 1 4.17 1-1 4.26 1-5 4.58 4- 2 4.67 121 IB 19 II Naehrlng, Paw 118 hence. Roc 128 36 38 32 34 47 36 31 44 31 41 38 37 35 35 36 36 36 39 35 EASTERN DIVISION Pet.

GB Tulso 20 14 .588 Shreveport 19 16 .543 1ft Arkansas 16 20 .444 5 Jackson 14 23 .378 7ft WESTERN DIVISION Wichita 24 14 .432 El Paso 21 17 .553 3 San Antonio 19 19 .500 5 Midland 14 24 .368 10 36 32 31 33 28 34 36 39 23 ZJ 110 12 134 23 142 27 28 16 1-2 4.67 157 21 93 II Jones, Swo Stan it wc i. Col J.Bell, Roc Arecar, Col Freeman, Tol MiNer, Swb Epard, Svr Morndni, Swb Spmaue, Syr Fryman, Tot FRIDAY'S RESULTS Clinton 3, Appleton 0, 1st game Appleton 4, Clinton 0, 2nd game Rockford 5, Wausau 3 Quad City 7, Kenosha 0 South Bend 4, Beloit 1 Cedar Rapids 3, Burlington 0, 1st game Cedar Rapids 3, Burlington 2, 2nd game Waterloo 5, Peoria 0 Madison 5, Springfield 4 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE NORTHERN DIVISION Pet. GB Fovettevltle 25 17 .595 Gostonia 24 18 .571 I 1 Spartanbrg 24 19 .558 1ft Greensboro 19 25 .432 7 Asheville 18 25 .419 7ft Chorlestn.WV 18 25 .419 7ft SOUTHERN DIVISION i Columbia 30 14 .682 -Augusta i 24 19 .558 5ft Myrtle Beach I 22 20 .524 7i Savannah 21 23 .477 91 Sumter 21 23 .477 9 13 31 .295 17 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Spartanburg 2, Asheville 11 Innings Charleston, WV 7, Greensboro 1 Columbia 20, Augusta 4 Gastonla 8, Favetteville 1 Sumter 8, Myrtle Beaah 4 Savannah 7, CharleslaW, SC 1 15 15 2-1 4.75 13 20 3-3 4.79 33 35 1-1 5.00 14 24 1-4 5.03 19 33 2-4 5.09 126 82 136 120 143 19 31 15 20 21 33 10 29 14 34 16 30 23 32 127 Hoed, Rmd Category leaders Lindemon, Tot 136 Seve- Victories: Searcy, Tol 5, ral tied with 4. FRIOAY'S RESULTS Jackson 6, Wichita 1 Shreveport 5, San Antonio Arkansas 3, Midland 2 IEI Paso 10, Tulsa 3 Single A I CALIFORNIA LEAGUE NORTHERN DIVISION Pet. Stockton 31 9 .775 San Jose 22 19 .537 Reno 16 23 .410 Modesto 15 23 .395 Salinas 6 33 .154 SOUTHERN DIVISION Vlsalia 29 II .725 BakerslMd 23 17 .575 'SanBrnfdn 22 20 .524 Category leaders Horn roni: Gomer, Roe 11; Naehrlng, Pow Muelens, Col Cabrera, Rmd 7) Holies, Roc 7.

Runs batted hi: Gomez, Roc 29; Frvmon, Tol 28; Muelens, Col 25; Several tied with 24. stolen bases: Cuyler, Tol 16, Lvsoder, Tol II; Several tied with 9. '4f sra GS 9ft 14ft 15 24ft Strlkeouts: Avery, Rmd 47; Janes, Col 43; Searcy, Tol 41; Valera, Tdw 41; Schilling, Roc 36. Saves: Inzer, Tol Olwlne, Rmd Several tied with 4. PUnt Tides.

Carolina League and Internation- it- at Letgue statistics through Thursday's games. ii'.