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Monday, June 5, 1989 McCOMB ENTERPRISE-JOURNAL 5 Call 'Em Call 'Em Coveralls Jumpsuits McDonald is 'cinch major leaguer' The World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers get four picks in the first two rounds. In addition to their own picks (22nd and 48th), they get the 15th pick from the New York Yankees as compensation for Steve Sax and the 37th pick from Cleveland as compensation for Jesse Orosco. The Yankees, because of free-agent signings, do not have a first-round pick for the fifth consecutive season and the 10th time in 11 years. NEW YORK (AP) Ben McDonald began the season by pitching 44 2-3 consecutive scoreless innings. So it's no surprise that he'll be taken by the O's as the first pick in today's amateur draft.

The first-place Baltimore Orioles, who gained the top pick with a 54-107 record last season, are expected to use their selection to take McDonald, who's 14-3 this season with Louisiana State. "In college, Ben throws 70 percent fastballs and challenges all of the hitters," LSU coach Skip Bertman said. "When he gets into pro ball, when he can pitch more, use all of his pitches, he'll be even more effective." McDonald, a 6-foot-7 right-hander, could be with the Orioles by the end of the season. He's struck out 194 in 148 1-3 innings and has a 2.91 earned-run average. "The pressure on Ben has been tremendous," Bertman said.

"There was an ESPN camera right in the bullpen when he was warming up. He has been hounded for a month. He had to disconnect his telephone. That drains you." Expos scouting director Gary Hughes sees him as "the only cinch major leaguer." "It's a real good high-school draft," Hughes said, "but with the high schoolers, it's hard to project." Last year, only eight of the 26 picks in the first round were high school players. But this year, nine of the first 15 picks are expected to come from high school, including Nos.

2 through 7. Earl Cunningham, an outfielder from Lancaster (S.C.) High, is expected to be taken by the Atlanta Braves with the second pick. Through his first 65 at-bats this season, he was batting .446 with 11 homers and 25 runs batted in. "Atlanta had been talking to me a lot when the season was going," Cunningham said. "And I've watched some of their games on television, and they've talked about me.

It's hard to tell who's going to pick me. But it'll probably be them." Tyler Houston, a catcher from Valley High in Las Vegas, will probably be taken third by the Seattle Mariners. In 87 at-bats, he hit .563 with 12 homers and 57 RBIs. Philadelphia has the fourth pick and, according to a survey by Baseball America, will take Jeff Jackson, an outfielder from Simeon High in Chicago. He hit .493 in 71 at-bats with 12 homers, 51 RBIs and 30 stolen bases.

Texas, picking fifth, probably will For 40 years, The Best Made Garment of It's Type on the Market Substitutes just Won't Do! Save 20 On Cash Visa or Mastercard 684-6454 WW HimVtWMMaifc FINAL REDUCTIONS 1 53,500,000 INVENTORY FORCED TO LIQUIDATE 14K Diamond Solitaire A CTHTIHCATt Of WHAISAL VV DIAMOND AND OEM R'kfHASt THOUSANDS Of PIECES MUST BE SACftlFICID Athletes display great determination GENTLEMEN'S 219 State St. Downtown rfCASH 684-2421 PREVIEW SOUTHERN STYLE PLAN SCHEDULE PREVIEW THE CAMPUS REGISTER EARLY SESSIONS FOR FRESHMAN TRANSFERS ADULTS a must for all new students! Information: 1-800-CALL USM The University of Southern Mississippi go for Paul Coleman, an outfielder from Frankston (Texas) High. St. Louis goes next and is expected to take right-hander Roger Salkeld, a right-hander from Saugus (Calif.) High. Frank Thomas, a first baseman from Auburn, should to the Chicago White Sox with the seventh pick.

"He's strong, with outstanding power and not that bad defensively," White Sox's scouting director Al Goldis said. "He does need to lose weight, though. There's a lot of good-looking hitters among the high school kids, too, but they're tougher to project. Take Cunningham, for example. The other day I scouted him, the kid pitching against him was an eiehth-grader." Shortstop Eddie Zoskuy of Fresno State is expected to go next to the Cubs, according to Baseball America, and left-hander Kyle Abbott of Long Beach State should go ninth.

Catcher Charles Johnson probably will be taken by Montreal to complete the top 10. Only the first round of the three-day draft is made public immediately. Teams are fearful that colleges will use the draft as recruiting lists, so they don't release the complete list for about two weeks. was minuscule compared to what Kimble has had to endure. Part of the fascination of sports is beholding the physical abilities and outstanding feats performed by men and women, vicariously playing out our own fantasies of athletic grace and greatness.

But just as we are awed by one who is able to run three miles in 16 minutes or leap high or jump long distances, we are just as inspired by triumphs of the human spirit. Kemper Open played on the par-36-35-71, Tournament Players Club At Avenel course; Tom Byrum $162,000 66-69-65-68-268 -16 Blly Ry Brwn $67,200 69-67-70-67-273 -11 Jim Thorpe $67,200 70-69-67-67-273 -11 Tommy Armr $67,200 68-70-64-71-273 -11 Gil Morgan $36,000 70-71-68-66-275 -9 Andrew Magee $31,275 73-69-65-69-276 -8 Mark McCmbr $31,275 69-69-66-72-276 -8 Jay Don Blake $26,100 68-64-75-70-277 -7 Mike Hulbert $26,100 68-72-67-70-277 -7 Lon Hinkle $26,100 68-70-68-71-277 -7 Gary McCord $18,450 70-67-73-68-278 -6 Robert Wrenn $18,450 70-67-71-70-278 -6 Brian Claar $18,450 70-68-70-70-278 -6 Howard Twitty $18,450 69-67-71-71-278 -6 Don Pooley $18,450 69-64-71-74-278 -6 Jeff Hart $18,450 71-68-65-74-278 -6 Morris Hatlsky $14,400 70-71-9-69-279 -5 Tony Sills $10,200 70-69-72-69-280 -4 Dave Barr $10,200 67-70-73-70280 -4 Billy Mayfair $10,200 73-70-67-70-280 -4 Hale Irwin $10,200 69-70-70-71-280 -4 Clarence Rose $10,200 69-69-70-72-280 -4 Ronnie Black $10,200 70-69-69-72-280 -4 Brad Faxon $10,200 68-72-68-72-280 -4 Duffy Waldorf $10,200 72-69-67-72-280 -4 Wayne Grady $10,200 69-70-68-73-280 -4 Fred Funk $5,991 65-72-74-70-281 -3 Steve Jones $5,991 76-65-70-70-281 -3 Tom Kite $5,991 68-75-68-70-281 -3 Roger Maltbie $5,991 72-65-73-71-281 -3 PhH Blackmar $5,991 74-69-68-70-281 -3 H. Horgan HI $5,991 70-68-69-74-281 -3 A. Weibring $5,991 64-72-70-75-281 -3 Bill Buttner $5,991 66-72-68-75-281 -3 Leonrd Thmpsn $4,635 70-67-74-71-282 -2 Bill Britton $4,635 68-72-70-72-282 -2 Scott Hoch $4,635 71-69-68-74-282 -2 Tom Pernic Jr. $3,690 70-71-73-69-283 -1 Mike Miles $3,690 69-72-72-70-283 -1 Larry Silveira $3,690 70-73-70-70-283 -1 Craig Stadler $3,690 73-68-71-71-283 -1 Mike Donald $3,690 71-72-67-73-283 -1 Donnie Hmmnd $3,690 66-73-70-74-283 -1 Mike Sullivan $3,690 70-68-69-76-283 -1 Bob Lohr $2,635 70-71-74-09-284 Don Shirey $2,635 77-66-72-69-284 Billy Tuten $2,635 71-71-71-71-284 Corey Pavin $2,635 68-75-69-72-284 Fredi Couples $2,635 71-69-69-75-284 Seniors Classic HOUSTON (AP) Final scores, prize money and relation to par Sunday of the $300,000 Doug Sanders Seniors Classic played on the par-72 Deerwood Country Club course: Homero Blancas, $45,000 73-65-70-208 -8 Bob Charles, $24,750 71-71-68-210 -6 Walt Zembriski, $24,750 70-71-69-210 -6 Charles Coody, $16,875 72-69-70-211 -5 Gary Player, $16,875 67-70-74-211 -5 Bruce Crampton.

$10,125 72-70-70-212 -4 Dale Douglass, $10,125 72-69-71-212 -4 Butch Baird, $10,125 71-70-71-212 -4 Al Geiberger, $10,125 68-69-75-212 -4 Bobby Nichols, $7,331 70-74-69-213 -3 Lou Graham. $7,331 72-67-74-213 -3 Tom Shaw, $7,331 70-70-73-213 -3 Orville Moody, $7,331 72-69-72-213 -3 Gay Brewer, $5,888 71-77-66-214 -2 Jim Ferree, $5,888 69-72-73-214 -2 Arnold Palmer, $5,250 72-72-71-215 -I Charles Sifford, $5,250 69-72-74-215 -1 Bruce Devlin, $4,650 68-74-74-216 Frank Beard, $4,650 71-72-73-216 Rochester golf PITTSFORD, N.Y. AP) Final scores, prize money and relation to par Sunday in the $300,000 LPGA Rochester International, played on the par-72, Locust Hill Country Club course (x-won one-hole plavoff): x-P Sheehan, $45,000 '68-73-66-71-278 -10 A.Okamoto, $27,750 69-72-69-68-278 -10 Nancy Lopez. $18,000 73-69-72 66-280 -8 Sherri Turner, $18,000 70-69-69-72-280 -8 Belsy King, $12,750 70 69-76-71-286 -2 Beth Daniel, $9,675 73-73-71-70-287 -I Patti Rizzo, $9,675 70-74-68-75-287 -1 Barb Mucha, $7,800 73-72-71-72-288 Kristi Albers, $7,050 72-72-72-73-289 1 D.Eggeling, $6,014 77-72-77-64-290 2 Nancy Brown, $6,013 75-72-69-74-290 2 Chris Johnson, $4,977 72-74-73-72-291 3 D.Mochrie, $4,977 75-70-73-73-291 3 Val Skinner, $4,977 73-71-70-77-291 3 C. Keggi, $4,127 72-78-70-72-292 4 D.

Ammaccpn, $4,127 72-72-75-73-292 4 McGeorge, $4,127 72-71-75-74-292 4 Elaine Crosby, $3,777 72-77-76 68-293 5 Kris Monaghn, $3,096 75-74-74-71-294 6 Laurie Rinker, $3,096 75-77-70-72- 294 6 LeRoux, $3,096 79-70-73-72-294 6 Heather Drew, $3.095 75-75-71-73-294 6 Lisa Walters, $3,095 73-77-71-73-294 6 Sue Ertl, $3,095 73-74-73-74-294 6 Laurl Merten, $3,095 72-73-75-74-294 6 Vieki Fergon, $3,095 74-71-74-75-294 6 Cathy Marino, $3,095 73-70-76-75-294 6 Transactions BASEBALL American League CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Aclivated Donn Pall, pitcher, from the 15-day disabled list Sent Jack Hardy, pitcher, to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League. DETROIT TIGERS-Optioned Randy Nosek, pitcher, to Toledo of the International League. Recalled David Palmer, pitcher, from Toledo. National League LOS ANGELES DODGERS Placed Mickey Halcher, infielder-outfielder, on the 15-day disabled list. Recalled Ramon Martinez, pitcher, from Albuquerque of the Pacific Coast League.

SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Placed Mike Krukow, pitcher, and Chris Speier.infielder, on the 15-day disabled list. Recalled Dennis Cook, pitcher, and Greg Litton, infielder, from Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League. COLLEGE ARIZONA Named Kathleen LaRose assistant director of athletics. FREE to New Subscribers AAEOE Present Subscribers can send a subscription to a friend or relative for 3 months and get a Pocket Road Atlas absolutely FREE! Call our Circulation Dept. today and get your copy! This summer Kimble is finishing out his freshman year at Copiah-Lincoln Community College and planning to participate in other road races.

The most remarkable thing about Kimble is that he remains high-spirited, determined and unshaken in spite of his handicap. Brent Causey, who won the race in 16:52, said he logged more than 700 hard miles in preparing for Saturday's run. All things considered, I suspect his preparation Nokes (8). W-Tibbs, 2-0. Tanana, 5-5.

Sv-Williamson (6). HKs-Baltimore, Milligan (3), P.Bradley (4). Detroit, Heath (3). Toronto .000 000.245.002-13 16 .2 Boston 511 102 001.000-11.13. .0 (12 innings) Sanchez, Hernandez (1), Henke (8), Wells (9), Ward (10) and Whitt; Smithson, Stanley (7), Murphy (8), Smith (9), Lamp (9) and Gedman.

W-Ward, 2-6. L-Lamp, 0-1. HRs-Toronto, Whitt (5), Felix (4). Boston, Burks (7). New York 006 400.011-12 10.

.2 Milwaukee 000 013 320 .9. .9 .5 Jones, McCullers (7), Guetterman (8) and Geren; Clutterbuck, Fossas (3), Aldrich (7), Crim (9) and Surhoff. W-Jones, 1-1. L-Clutterbuck, 2-3. Sv-Guetterman (8).

HRs New York, Sanders (1), Barfield 2 (10), Hall (1), Balboni (61. Milwaukee, Braggs (9), i Yount (6). Kansas City 000 000.001 1 .5. .0 California 000 202 01x-5 9. 0 Appier, Gordon (6), Fair (8) and Boone; Blyleven, Harvey (9) and Schroeder.

W-Blyleven, 6-2. L-Appier, 0-1. HRs-Kansas City, Jackson (13). California, Howell (4). Texas 000 000 100-1 4 I Seattle 000 100 10x-2 7 1 Hough, Rogers (8) and Sundberg; R.Johnson.

Reed (8), Powell (8), Schooler (8) and Bradley. 2-0. L- Hough, 3-6. Sv-Schooler (13). HRs Seattle, Presley (4), Griffey (10).

Cleveland 000.000.000 0. .4.. 0 Oakland 003. 100. OOx 4.10..

0 Farrell, Orosco (8) and Allanson, Skinner (7) Stewart, Burns (8). Honeycutt (9) and Steinbach. W-Stewart, 10-2. Farrell, 3-4. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 200 010 .1 New York 120 000 lOx 4 7.

.2 Drabek, Kipper (2) and Prince; Fernandez, Aase (6), Aguflera (8), Myers (9) and Sasser, Lyons (8). W-Aase, 1-1. Kipper, 0-2. Sv-Myers (8). HRs New York, Elster (1), Carrerin (2).

San Diego 000 200 100 3 8 1 Cincinnati 000 014 OOx-5 10 1 Hurst, Harris (7) and Parent; Jackson, Dibble (7) Franco (9) and Diaz. Jackson, 4-8. L-Hurst, 5-4. Sv-Franco (16). HR-Cincinnati, Quinones (2).

San Francisco .000 000 102-3 8 .0 Atlanta 100 040. lOx 6.12. 0 Krukow, Brantley (5), Gossage (7) and Manwaring; Lilliquist, Acker (7), Assenmacner (8) Boever (9) and Benedict. Lilliquist, 4-3. L-Krukow.

4-3. Sv- Boever (9). HRs-San Francisco, Mitchell (19). Atlanta, Evans (4). Montreal .000.000.250 7 11 .0 Philadelphia 010.000 030- 4 10.

1 De.Marlinez, McGaffigan (8) and Pevey Fitzgerald (7); Youmans, Carman (5), Parrett (7), G.A.Harns (9) and Lake. Daulton (8). W-De. Martinez, 5-1. L-Carman.

1-9. Sv-McOaffigan (2). HRs-Montreal, Hudler (2), Philadelphia, Samuel (6), Hayes (10), Dw. Murphy Chicago .011 042 012-11 11. 1 St.

Louis 001 200 5. 0 Sanderson and Berrvhill, Wrona (9); Terry, niPinn i5) ('aroenter (6). Kinzer (8) and Pena. W-Sanderson, 6-3. L-Terry 4-5 HRs-Chieago, Dunston 2 (3), Sandberg 2 (6), Webster (2), Law (2).

St. Louis, Pendleton (3). Los Angeles .501 000 000 000 0-6 11 1 Houston .000 050 001. 000. 1-7.

11,. 0 (13 innings) Belcher, Howell (9), Horton (10), Crews (11), Pena 1 13) and Seioscia, Dempsey (13); Forsch, Sehalzeder (6), Darwin (8), Andersen (10), Smith (12), Scott (13) and Biggio. W-Scott. 9-3. L-Pena.

2-2. HRs Los Angeles, Seioscia (3). Houston, Meadows (1), Biggio (3), College World Series Double Elimination Al Omaha, Neb. Saturday, June 3 West Divison Game 3 Texas 7, Long Beach Slate 1 Game 4 Miami, Fla. 5.

Louisiana State Sunday. June 4 Game 5 Arkansas 7, North Carolina 3, North Carolina eliminated Game 6 Florida State 4, Wichita Stale 2 IVlonduv, June 5 Game 7 Long beach State, 50-14, vs. Louisiana Stale, 52-16. 5:10 p.m. Game 8 Texas, 52-17, vs Miami, 49-16, 8:10 pm.

Tuesday, June 6 Game 9 Wichita Slale, 64-16, vs. Arkansas, 51-14, 5:10 m. Game 10 Game 8 loser vs. Game 7 winner, 8:10 p.m. CWS boxes Game N.

Carolina 010 002 000-3 .8 .0 Arkansas 010.U0.04x-7.13. .1 Hoog, Dougherty (8), Lodgek (81 and Levis; Fletcher, Oquist (6), Stidham (9) and Piskor, Gilmore (6), W-Oquist, 10-5. L-Hoog, 3-6. Game 6 Florida State 100 100 101-4. .8.

.2 Wichita State 000 002 000-2. .4. .2 Keller and Grifol; Cedeno, Newlin (7) and Wedge. W-Keller, 13-0. L-Cedeno, 12-4.

HR-Florida State, Grifol (6). Kemper Open POTOMAC, Md. (AP) Final scores, prize money and relation to par Sunday In the $900,000 (Continued from Page 4) Saturday's June Jubilee marked Kimble's second time to take part in such an event. He clocked a 24:07 in his first race in Jackson and turned in a 19:45 Saturday. "Instead of sitting around the house, I thought I'd try to start racing because it was something I was interested in.

I never ran track in high school. I was too slow," said Kimble, who covered 40 yards in five seconds as a high school senior. Sco record Baseball standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Pet. GB Baltimore 30 22 .577 Cleveland 26 28 .481 5 Boston 24 27 .471 5,4 New York 25 29 .463 6 Milwaukee 24 30 .444 7 Toronto 23 31 .426 8 Detroit 22 32 .407 9 West Division Pet. GB California 35 18 .660 Oakland 36 19 .655 Kansas City 31 23 .574 44 Texas 29 24 .547 6 Seattle 27 30 .474 10..

Minnesota 25 29 10Va Chicago 20 35 .364 16 Saturday's Games Toronto 10, Boston 2 Oakland 7, Cleveland 0 Minnesota 5, Chicago 4, 1st game Chicago 2, Minnesota 1, 2nd game Baltimore 4, Detroit 2 Milwaukee 2, New York 0 California 4, Kansas City 3 Texas 6, Seattle 1 Sunday's Games Toronto 13, Boston 11. 12 innings Baltimore 7, Detroit 4 Chicago 2, Minnesota 1 New York 12, Milwaukee 9 California 5, Kansas City 1 Seattle 2, Texas 1 Oakland 4, Cleveland 0 Monday's Games Baltimore at New York, (n) Boston at Detroit, (n) Milwaukee at Toronto, (n) Chicago at Texas, (n) Minnesota at Oakland, (n) Kansas City at Seattle, (nl Cleveland at California, (n) Tuesday's Games Baltimore (Schmidt 5-4) at New York (LaPoint 5-4), (n) Boston (Price 0-0) at Detroit (Schwabe 0-0), Milwaukee (Higuera 1-2) at Toronto (Flanagan 3-5), (n) Chicago (Perez 3-6) at Texas (K.Brown 4-2), Minnesota (Anderson 6-3) at Oakland (Moore 6-4), (n) Kansas City (Aquino 3-1) at Seattle (Bankhead 2-41, (n) Cleveland (Yett 4-3) at California (Petry 1-0), (n) Wednesday's Games Minnesota at Oakland Kansas City at Seattle Baltimore at New York, (n) Boston at Detroit, (n) Milwaukee at Toronto, (n) Chicago at Texas, (n) Cleveland at California, (n) NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Pet. GB 30 23 .566 30 25 .545 1 28 24 1 24 27 .471 5 21 31 .404 8'2 Chicago Montreal New York St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia 18 34 .346 11 West Division Pet GB 30 22 .577 31 23 .574 -31 24 .564 29 28 .509 34 25 28 .472 5' 23 31 .426 8 Saturday's Games Cincinnati San Francisco Houston San Diego Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco 4, Atlanta 0 St. Louis 6, Chicago 5, 10 innings Cincinnati 6, San Diego 2 New York 9, Pittsburgh 3 Montreal 7, Philadelphia 5 Houston 5, Los Angeles 4, 22 innings Games New York 4, Pittsburgh 3 Montreal 7, Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 6, San Francisco 3 Cincinnati 5, San Diego 3 Chicago 11, St.

Louis 3 Houslon 7, Los Angeles 6, 13 Innings Monday's Games Los Angeles at Atlanta, 2, (n) San Francisco at Cincinnati, (n) Pittsburgh al Philadelphia, (n) St. Louis at Montreal, (n) New York al Chicago, (n) San Diego al Houston, (n) Tuesday's Games New York (Ojeda 2-5) al Chicago (Kilgus 4-5) San Francisco (Mulholland 0-0 and Keuschel 10-2) at Cincinnati (Browning 5-5 and Scudder (Magrane 3-4) at Montreal (Perez Pittsburgh (Fisher 0-1) at Philadelphia (Sebra Los Angeles (Morgan 4-3) at Atlanta (Glavine 5 San "Diego (Rasmussen 2-5) at Houston (Deshaies6-3), (n) Wednesday's Gumes New York at Chicago St. Louis at Montreal, (n) San Francisco at Cincinnati, (n) Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, (n) Los Angeles at Atlanta, (n) San Diego at Houston, (n) Baseball linescores AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota 000.000.100-1 5. .1 Chicago 001 001 OOx-2 6 0 Smith and Mercado; Reuss, McCarthy (7), Patterson (7), Thigpen (9) and Karkovice. Reuss, 4-2.

R.Smith, 4-3. Sv-Thtgpen (9). HRs Minnesota, Gaetti (8), Chicago, Baines (4). Baltimore 300.000 202-7 .11. .0 Detroit 001.000 9.

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