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0) C6 Sunday, July 13, 1997 BASEBALL SOFTBALL Oailnprm Triple-A World Series on horizon New-look Roadsters produce same result mmsm Marlins searching for help Phils' Morandini might be answer "Mi ESPN's "SportsCenter" took the opportunity to show some minor-league highlights. A Norfolk Tides highlight was introduced with an old clip of Tides manager Rick Dempsey, from his playing days, entertaining fans during a rain delay. Also, Louisville Redbirds outfielder Terry Brad-shaw, a Hampton Roads native, was shown getting a pair of hits intercut with vintage NFL footage of a certain other guy by the same name. DIRTY LAUNDRY. The independent Prairie League has suspended Mitch Zwolensky manager of the Minot Mallards for the rest of the season after he held up a game because his team's uniforms were still damp after being laundered.

On July 2, Minot was scheduled to play a doubleheader in Regina, Saskatchewan, but Zwolensky who had been ejected the night before requested a delay in the starting time because his team's uniforms were still wet when they arrived from the laundry less than a half-hour before the game. He was granted an extra 20 minutes, but when he asked for still more time the discussion turned into a heated argument and another ejection. Zwolensky attempted to pull his team off the field, but the game was eventually played. This week, the league said it has suspended Zwolensky "from being a part of any team at any capacity" in the league for the remainder of the season. ir in in WMMMWsMSMlii- n- Pet GB Orlando 2 0 1.000 Durham 1 1 .500 1 Georgia 1 1 .500 1 Carolina 0 0 .000 1 Tampa Bay 0 0 .000 1 Virginia 0 2 .000 2 first half champion Friday's results Orlando 4, Virginia 3 (1 1 innings) Durham 3, Georgia 0 Carolina at Tampa Bay.

ppd. Saturday's results Orlando 5, Virginia 2 Georgia 5, Durham 2 Carolina at Tampa Bay (2), late Today's games Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1 Orlando at Virginia, 2 Durham at Georgia, 2 Wahoos 5, Roadsters 2 ORLANDO VIRGINIA ab ab hbt Taylor If 4 0 10 Welch 1b 3 0 11 Hawk 2b 3 0 0 0 CarrSb 3 0 00 Roused 22 10 Mikoiajczak 2b 3 0 0 0 Mizera ss 4 10 0 Neveling dh 3 0 00 Newton lb 2 111 Curries' 3 110 Mollison 3 0 2 2 Hilyardrf 3 0 00 Johnson dh 4 0 2 1 Kossen 3 110 Garcia 3b 1 0 0 0 Murray ss 2 0 11' Riggs rf 2 0 0 1 Hanks ct 2 0 00 Ballay 0100 Weber 0 0 00 Totals 25 5 7 5 Totals 25 2 4 2 Orlando 000 004 1 Virginia 001 000 12 Echo-Hawk, Garica. Hanks. LOB Wahoos 8, Roadsters 4. 2B Rouse.

SB Kossen. SH Echo-Hawk, Rouse, Garcia, Riggs, Murray. IP ER BB SO Orlando Mollison (W) 7 4 2 1 1 0 Virginia Weber (L6-5) 7 7 5 5 5 4 2:06. A 1008. The proposed Triple-A World Series, a natural extension from the recently announced realignment that will drop the level from three leagues to two next year, is not a done deal just yet.

But it's getting there. "It's not definitely a but it's definitely something we want to work on," said Norfolk Tides general manager Dave Rosenfield, who served on the realignment committee. There are still details to be worked out regarding sponsorship and money just basic execution." The format has yet to be determined for the potential playoff between teams from the International and Pacific Coast leagues. The series would likely be played at a predetermined site; Las Vegas and New Orleans have been discussed as cities that could become home to the event. Rosenfield said the committee is considering a four-team field in order to double the TV audience and increase the number of fans who would travel to the host city.

The four-team format would either take the champion and runner-up from both leagues, or possibly incorporate the IL and PCL title series into the Triple-A World Series semifinals. COMING UP. Mark your calendars with this special event: The Cuban national team will play an exhibition against Team USA at Harbor Park next Friday night. Cuba's roster is not yet set, but it is expected to include such Olympic stars as Omar Linares. The Team USA roster consists of top college freshmen and sophomores, including the past two NCAA Freshman of the Year winners North Carolina's Brian Roberts (1997) and Miami's Pat Burrell (1996).

Tickets, on sale now for $7 with TEAM BATTING AB HHfi SBAVG TEAM Mike Holtzclaw some discounts available, are available at Harbor Park, CI Travel branches or any TicketMaster outlet. To order by phone, call 871-6100. ALUMNI REPORT. Former William and Mary lefty Adam Butler, a left-handed pitcher who went undrafted two years ago, continues to prosper in the Atlanta Braves' organization. Last year he led the Braves' farm system in saves (30) and pitching appearances (57) while pitching at three different levels.

With Double-A Greenville this year, Butler has rebounded from a rocky start and is now 2-1 with eight saves and a 3.10 ERA. He has struck out 27 batters in 29 innings. MAN FOR ALL SEASONS. Quick. Name the last quarterback other than Peyton Manning to start a football game for University of Tennessee.

The answer: Todd Helton, early in the 1994 season before Manning took over as a freshman. What does this have to do with minor-league baseball? Simple. At the Triple-A All-Star Game this past week, Helton now a slugging first baseman in the Colorado Rockies organization won the home run hitting contest. Former Peninsula Pilots icon Bubba Smith, now in the Texas Rangers organization, and three others came up short against Helton in the final round of the contest. TV TIME.

With no major-league games during All-Star break, Through Thursday's games Despite changes, Virginia falls again By Rea McLeroy Daily Press HAMPTON The Virginia Roadsters altered their defensive line-up and put their top six hitters at the top of the batting order, but lost to the Orlando Wahoos 5-2. The Roadsters simply tried to do a little too much defensively, attempting to throw out a runner at the plate with no outs in the sixth inning. The runner scored easily, but more importantly the other runners advanced to second and third on an error on the throw. The play opened a three-hit, four-run Orlando rally that put the Wahoos in control, 4-1. "We made a couple of bad decisions on defense," O'Linski said.

"We tried to throw the runner out at the plate instead of conceding the run and leaving the runners on first and second. If we could rewind to that point the outcome could be different." Instead, the Wahoos scored on Sue Lewis-Newton's no-out single and Lewis-Newton and Liz Mizera advanced to second and third. Destiny Mollison hit a bloop single to plate Mizera, Wendy Johnson singled to score Lewis-Newton and courtesy runner Bridgett Ballay scored on a sacrifice by Keri Riggs for the 4-1 lead. "With no one out, you can't try to throw out the runner at the plate," O'Linski said. "Subsequently, they had dink hits.

The first one loads the bases, setting up a force situation that could have changed the outcome." The Wahoos (2-0) scored again in the seventh, but the Roadsters NEW HOLLAND LUBRICATES JULY SPECIALS 134 Hydraulic Fluid 2.5GL....9624450 11.20 5GL 9624451 21.15 15W40 1 Qt 9613290 1.02 10W30 1 Qt 9613313 1.02 i Tute "..9613310 92 15 PITCHING answered when Rachelle Currie and Kari Kunnen-Kossen singled then Currie scored on Melanie Murray's single. Three of the Roadsters' four hits were in the seventh inning. Mollison earned the victory, allowing two runs on four hits while walking one. NEW HOLLAND Filters 15 OFF Miami Herald MIAMI The man who will save the Florida Marlins' offense is Mickey Morandini? The Marlins are last in the National League at 4.25 runs a game, and as they slip further and further from first place in the National League East, the specter of what lies behind them (New York, Montreal) is almost as frightening as what looms ahead (Atlanta). The solution is Mickey Morandini? Well, why not? The Phillies second baseman, or a guy like him perhaps Mike Lansing if Montreal falls out of the playoff hunt fast enough is a better answer than Cecil Fielder or Darren Daulton or Greg Vaughn or any other past-his-prime wall-banger.

The Marlins finished the first half of 1997 with 56 home runs, last in the majors, but manager Jim Leyland raised a fine question when he asked: Who on this team isn't good enough? Bobby Bonilla? Moises Alou? Gary Sheffield or Jeff Conine? Sheffield and Conine are having down years, but the only clear upgrade on the market is Oakland's Mark McGwire, who doesn't want to come to the National League and can veto any trade. The gutsy Daulton is one stumble away from forced retirement, Wil Cordero has a world of off-field problems, and Fielder, Vaughn and Texas' Dean Palmer are having down years. Conine, at home, is more likely to rebound in the second half than a hired gun in new surroundings. Consider how Vaughn struggled last season after going from Milwaukee to San Diego. What the Marlins need is a pesky guy at the top of the order.

They thought, or rather hoped, they had one entering the season in second baseman Luis Castillo. He hit .262 with 26 runs and 17 stolen bases in 41 games in 1996 after being promoted from Double A Portland, but found out there's a big difference between playing out the season on a mediocre club and going start to finish with a contender. The Marlins are eighth in the league in steals, 10th in attempts. Castillo and No. 2 batter Edgar Renteria (combined 29 steals in 49 attempts) are hardly a distraction on the base paths.

When the batting order comes around to Sheffield, Alou and Bonilla, the opposing pitcher rarely has to worry about anything but Sheffield, Alou and Bonilla. Morandini, Lansing or someone of that ilk could be that irritant atop the lineup. Atlanta has Kenny Lofton. The Mets have Lance Johnson. Montreal has Mark Grudzielanek and even F.P.

San-tangelo. The Marlins are trying to get Morandini from the Phillies, who are taking calls from a number of teams with the same thought in mind. Hindsight, easy hindsight, suggests the Marlins should have pulled the trigger this winter on a deal for improves-with-age Tony Phillips before the Angels got him from the White Sox. But the choice was made to give Castillo a shot, and it didn't work. Do you blame the Marlins for putting too much responsibility on the shoulders of a 21-year-old? Maybe, but before you do, ask this: How many players were the Marlins supposed to sign this off-season 25? Columbus clips R-Braves 5-3 The Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio Ivan Cruz hit a two-run double in the first inning Saturday night to start the Columbus Clippers to a 5-3 International League victory over the Richmond Braves.

Clay Bellinger tripled in a run later in the inning. The Clippers added runs in the fourth when Mike Figga scored on an error by Richmond shortstop Robert Smith and in the sixth on Homer Bush's sacrifice fly. Singles by Raul Rodarte in the fifth and T.R. Lewis in the ninth and a fielder's choice by Brad Tyler in the ninth scored Richmond's runs. Columbus starter Frank Lank-ford (2-2) was the winner, giving up one unearned run on five hits, walking one and striking out two in seven innings.

Larry Luebbers (2-11) pitched the first six innings for the Braves and yielded five runs, four of them earned, on eight hits, with four walks and six strikeouts. NEW HOLLAND Batteries OFF Richmond 3028 474 849 79 46 280 Scranton-WB 2930457 819 76 47 .280 Norfolk 3104 482 860 92 63 .277 Rochester 4 Rochester 3077 482 850 70 77 .276 Pawtucket 4.19 Columbus 3011 518 831 105 81 .276 Columbus 4 Charlotte 2851 468 762 107 72 .267 Richmond Ottawa 2867 409 741 76 68 .258 Toledo Syracuse 2995 408 766 79 58 .256 Scranton-Wb Pawtucket 3004 458 769 108 77 .253 Syracuse 2866 387 716 71 75 .250 Charlotte Ottawa BATTING LEADERS Minimum 243 Plate Appearances PITCHING TER AB HHRRBIAVG Minimum 72 Gregg, Rmd 233 36 82 6 33 .352 Howard, Col 284 59 97 4 43 .342 Bohanon. Nor 257 52 84 4 43 327 Rose. Paw Morman. Chr 243 58 79 22 59 .325 Pavano, Paw 231 30 75 2 31 325 Haynes, Roc Ledesma.

Roc 309 36 99 2 40 320 Khvda, Roc Barron. Swb 292 47 93 17 72 .318 Crawford. Nor Catalantto, Tol 318 55 101 9 46 .318 Falteisek. Ott Giovanola, Rmd 271 52 86 2 37 .317 Ojala.Chr 236 32 74 10 41 314 Acevedo. Nor Daubach.

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Roc 256 50 77 9 36 .301 Hamger, Tol 224 44 67 6 43 299 Smith, Syr Malave. Paw 312 74 93 13 49 .298 HawtXitzel, Swb Wawruck, Roc 257 39 76 5 28 296 Rodriguez. Roc Carpenter, Col 241 40 71 6 35 .295 Luebbers. Rmd Pozo. Paw 253 44 73 16 53 .289 Mendoza, Chr Hardtke.

Nor 277 38 79 8 36 .285 Mimbs, Paw Hyzdu, Paw 293 52 83 18 63 283 Banks, Col Fox, Col 244 54 69 6 25 283 Withem, Nor Bellinger, Col 244 36 68 5 35 .279 Brandow, Syr Malloy. Rmd 278 43 77 1 15 .277 Ricken.Col Rossy, Ott 239 37 66 6 34 .276 WoodaU, Rmd 48 78 16 46 .273 Paniagua. Ott Forbes, Roc 257 43 70 5 32 .272 Green, Swb Tyler. Rmd 236 47 64 1 1 49 .271 Larkin.Chr Hyers. Tol 252 34 68 9 39 .270 HoUns, Rmd 324 52 87 13 42 .269 Barnes.

Tol Mummau. Syr 235 35 63 5 29 .268 Oapinski. Chr 239 46 64 7 39 .268 ERA 4 05 .07 49 4.55 4.59 4.76 5.23 5.79 82 88 102 88 91 81 97 106 83 80 98 73 84 91 W0 Labor For Service Work 0 VjIIjI: Performed in The Month of July Tractor Overstock Summer Sale Call For Special Low Pricing ENTERPRISE FORD TRACTOR, INC. Jaime 26 3 5 0 5 .192 Greene 169 19 32 4 18 .189 Pitcher IP SO SV ERA Dougherty 32 43 43 2 8 0 1.47 Myers 29 46 23 1 0 2 2 15 Bohanon 14 82 66 0 8 2 2.63 LJdie 7 42 34 0 4 2 3.64 Crawford 15 88 65 0 8 2 3.70 Acevedo 10 91 78 0 6 4 3.84 Edmondson 17 37 34 0 2 1 3 86 Seanez 17 0 1 0 4.05 Welch 32 36 25 16 2 2 4.21 Shepherd 13 70 48 0 6 5 4.22 Perez 12 14 15 2 1 0 461 Kashiwada 78 8 0 0 0 4.70 Isringhausen 2 13 8 0 0 1 4.85 Tarn 31 57 37 6 5 1 4.92 Withem 19 99 68 0 4 7 5 20 Jordan 14 11 14 0 0 1 6.35 Manuel 620 12 0 0 2 641 Pulsipher 8 28 18 0 0 5 7.81 Richmond Braves Batter AB HHRRBIAvg. Millwood 7 2 3i 1 .429 Ayrault 38 10 14 3 5 .368 Gregg 233 36 82 6 33 352 Giovanola 271 52 86 2 37 .317 Simon 336 43 103 10 69 .307 Lewis 224 44 67 6 43 .299 Bautista 170 28 48 2 28 .282 Martinez 190 21 53 4 14 .279 Malloy 278 43 77 1 15 .277 Smith 198 32 54 8 32 .273 Tyler 236 47 64 1 1 49 .271 Hollins 324 52 87 13 42 .269 Rodarte 56 10 15 0 7 268 Spehr 49 9 12 3 8 .245 Teiero 140 20 34 5 22 .243 Vaite 38 2 0 2 .211 Totti 46 6 9" 0 5 .196 Helms 110 11 21 3 15.191 Pitcher IP SO SV ERA Millwood 6 42 35 0 5 0 1.73 Cather 12 25 19 3 0 0 1 80 Carlyle 16 70 48 0 4 1 2.84 Hartgraves 33 51 37 3 6 2 3 33 Fox 13 24 25 0 1 0 3.70 Brock 13 69 49 0 6 4 3 89 Harrison 12 70 53 0 5 2 4 22 Luebbers 18 98 63 0 2 10 4 87 Dyer 29 41 23 1 2 1 4.87 Brow 38 48 36 10 3 9 5.03 B.

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Norfolk Toledo 3, Richmond Rochester 2, Scranton 1, Game 1 Rochester 6. Scranton 5, Game 2 Syracuse 8. Ottawa Saturday's results Charlotte at Toledo, dblhdr. late Pawtucket at Norfolk, late Columbus 5, Richmond 3 Rochester 4, Syracuse 2 Ottawa 6, Scranton 3 Today's games Charlotte at Toledo (2) Pawtucket at Norfolk, 6:15 Richmond at Columbus Rochester at Syracuse ScrantonWilkes-Barre at Ottawa Red Sox 8, Tides 7 Late Friday PAWTUCKET NORFOLK ab hbt ab hbl Sadler ss 5 110 Hardtke 2b 6 112 Nixon cl Merloni 2b Malave Hyzdu dh 5 110 Bieserc 4 110 5 12 1 Greene 2 0 10 4 110 Agbayani rf 4 111 5 112 Petagine 1b 3 1 2 2 Bennett 1b 5 0 11 Chmbrlain If 5 1 2 1 Abadrf 4 110 Geisler 2 0 0 0 Borrero 3 110 McClain ph 0 1 0 0 Carey ph 10 11 Morgan ss 3 0 2 1 Correia3b 3 12 1 Martin dh 4 0 0 0 Saunders 3b2 1 0 0 Totals 40 812 6 Totals 35 710 7 Pawtucket 002 000 0608 Norfolk 101 020 0037 Greene, Petagine. DP Tides 1 LOB Red Sox 7, Tides 13.

2B Hyzdu, Abad, Agbayani, Petagine, Morgan, HR Hardtke. SH Martin. SB Bieser, Chamberlain. CS Chamberlain. IP ER BB SO Pawtucket Fernandez 5 6 4 4 4 3 Meacham 1 0 0 0 2 1 Borland (W 1-0) 1 0 0 0 2 1 Bmdnbrg 1 1 0 0 0 1 Grundt 0 2 2 2 0 0 Garces 1 1 1 2 0 Cain (S 2) 0 0 0 0 0 Norfolk Bohanon (L 8-3) 7 6 6 4 1 10 Welch 0 3 2 2 0 0 Jordan 'A 0 0 0 0 1 Myers 1 0 0 0 0 Edmondson 1 2 0 0 0 3 Bohanon faced four batters in eighth; Welch faced three batters in eighth; Grundt faced two batters in ninth.

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