Tampa Bay Times from St. Petersburg, Florida • 37

i I SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 1988 ST. PETERSBURG TIMES WES The Ma. "ffamis Wives of Cardinals share the hoping and the waiting of minor leagues By WAYNE McKNIGHT TIrrft Corraapondant ST. PETERSBURG As Mike Senne steps to the plate for the St. Petersburg Cardinals, his wife, Lisa, stands up and reminds him to keep his elbow up.

yL ilx fa baseball is a competitive sport and you never know what will happen one day to the next, it's almost like a vacation. Where else can you go watch your husband work?" A switch at short: Shortstop Crucito Lara has been sent down to the Cardinals' Springfield club. Lara left after committing 38 errors in 96 games. He had a .207 batting average and 20 runs batted in. Julian Martinez has replaced Lara as the Cards' regular short from the stands.

Most of the players say they can't hear their wives cheering, but Mike has told me he can hear me giving him advice." Lisa, who works at Mother Care, in the Tyrone Square Mall, attends every home game and makes most of the road trips. "Sometimes it's tough financially, but we both have a dream and playing professional baseball is a job for Mike," Lisa said. "This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and I know he must go for it. I will work around him and continue to be his best friend, coach, trainer and wife. "I don't mind the constant moving around, because it's interesting to have friends all over the place, but it is frustrating never knowing what to expect from management.

You must be prepared for anything on any given day." Timet photo V. JANE WINDSOR Amy Hewes, Lisa Senne and Carrie Balfanz (left to right) cheer during a doubleheader on Thursday. Marlins have moved from Miami, but Hialeah fans yet to warm up to them By MIKE PAYNE Tim Staff Writer "I'm there for emotional support. I think patience is a virtue, and we have to keep the dream of playing in the big leagues in the back of our minds. We are in this together.

Carrie Balfanz stop. Martinez is hitting .252 with 26 RBI. Off to Savannah: Pitcher Rob Livchak was moved to the St. Louis Cardinals' Class A Savannah team Tuesday. Livchak was a starter earlier in the season for St.

Petersburg but was used strictly out of the bullpen during the past month. He left with a 4-6 record and a 5.56 earned-run average. In his first start at Savannah, Livchak hurled five innings, allowed no runs and two hits. He struck out six. St.

Petersburg also brought two pitchers up from Savannah: Mike Hinkle and Scott Lawrence. Lawrence started the year with the Cards but quickly went to Savannah. While at Savannah, he compiled a 9-4 record. In from Little Rock: Outfielder Paul Thoutsis arrived in St. Petersburg last week from St.

Louis' Double-A team, Little Rock. Thoutsis, who bats from the left side, is hitting .231. He was with St. Petersburg last season. Back in the FSL: The Cards acquired infielderoutfielder Terry Green from the Houston Astros organization on Thursday.

Green played for the Florida State League's Osceola team earlier in the season. People are watching: Starting pitcher Leny Picota might be feeling like a gate attraction this season. Picota has been the starting pitcher on the five days that St. Petersburg has recorded its best attendance figures. On July 4, before the Cards' biggest crowd of the year Picota hurled a six-hit complete game.

He allowed one run and struck out four. On May 3, "Say No to Drugs Day," a crowd of sixth-graders was among the 5,193 fans. Picota suffered a loss, pitching seven innings. In front of the San Diego Chicken and 4,952 spectators on May 24, Picota took lost but pitched 8ls innings and allowed only one run. He was given the ball July 21 (attendance 4,427) after the Hollywood Starlets performed.

He pitched 6 innings for a victory. Before the Cards' fifth-largest crowd of the year, 4,221 on St. Petersburg Times Night, July 16, Picota pitched 4 innings without a decision. For the five games, Picota had a 2-3 record, 15 strikeouts, and a 1.02 earned-run average. He pitched 35V3 innings and allowed four runs in front of a total of 24,041 fans.

Sitting behind Lisa is starting pitcher Jay North's wife, Anni. An-ni tends to their 10-week-old baby, Matthew, while intently watching her husband's pitching performance Thursday night against the Miami Marlins. When John Balfanz comes to the plate with the bases loaded, his wife, Carrie, tightens her fists and whispers to Lisa Senne. When Balfanz cracks a bases-loaded triple to right-centerfield, Carrie leaps out of her seat with joy. She smiles as Balfanz slides into third base.

It's a role that many cherish but few understand. Coping with the seasonal work of being a baseball minor-leaguer's wife is rewarding and frustrating. The women often sacrifice their own professional desires for the sake of their husbands' dream of playing in the big leagues. The players' wives sit together in the box seats just to the right of the visitors' dugout at Al Lang Stadium. Some of the wives are more vocal than others, but all watch game after game.

"I think the best way I can support Jay is to listen," said Anni, who was working as a lab technician at Bayfront Medical Center before she took maternity leave. "I married a ballplayer, and I'm following his career. We both have a dream, and my career right now is secondary." Minor-league ballplayers frequently move from city to city at a moment's notice from management, but Jay and Anni have been able to stay in St. Petersburg. "We don't know what it is like to receive a 24-hour notice that we have to move to another city, but I know how tough it is for the wife, because we've had many friends come and go just this past season," Anni said.

Jay has been with the Cards for nine seasons, and Anni has seen many of her friends leave town. "I think it's a lot different from the major leagues, because you really never can establish a daily living pattern," Anni North said. "It's tough, because you never know who will leave. I try to support Jay as much as I can and continue with my own daily living style." Though all the Cardinals' wives cheer for their husbands, none has offered more help than Lisa Senne. "I've been with Mike since college," said Lisa, who is expecting a child and has been married to Senne since Feb.

13. "We started from the lowest point of the Cardinals organization, and I probably know his swing better than anyone does. I give him pointers, and he caq always hear me when I shout will be under new ownership next season. Marlins general manager Sonny Hirsch said the current owners, Miami businessmen Joe Ryan and Ron Fine, are looking to sell, partly because of Ryan's failing health, "There are some perspective people in line," Hirsch said, "I really believe it will turn baseball around in south Florida." Working through the slump: When he started the season swinging the bat well, Gary Berman had to figure he would remain with the Class Double-A Reading Phillies through the remainder of the year. But he realized after tailing off that he probably would be going back to Class A Clearwater, where he spent all of last season and led the team in home runs, runs batted in, and fan votes for team MVP.

Berman's .231 average, one home run, and six RBI in 130 at bats had taken him out of the starting lineup. The next step was obvious. "Any job, a demotion isn't something you welcome," Berman said. "I was told it was a situation of getting more playing time. I was in a little bit of a slump, and I just didn't get out of it." He realized that Clearwater would not be an immediate cure.

"The difference between Single-A and Dou- ble-A is not dramatic," Berman said. "It wasn't a matter of thinking I was going to come down here and tear up the league. I think with most hitters it's confidence at the plate and believing in yourself. "I didn't when I came down, because I wasn't swinging the bat well." Berman is coping. "The average doesn't reflect it but I'm happy," he said.

"I've had a few games where I was hitting the ball hard and lining out to left field. Those are 0-fers, but I'd rather do that than not hit the ball hard." Notes The Dunedin Blue Jays lost infielders Dan Etzweiller and Alexis Infante to retirement this week. The Tampa Tarpons closed the gap between themselves and the Western Division- leading Charlotte with a home-and-home sweep of the Rangers last week. In the first game of the set, at Tampa's Al Lopez Field, Norberto Martin's two-strike bunt with two outs keyed a three-run rally in the ninth for a 6-5 win. Aubrey Waggoner had a two-run triple to tie the game and scored the winning run on Martin's squeeze.

The Tarpons also managed a doubleheader sweep of the West Palm Beach Expos on Wednesday. Pitchers Jerry Kutzler and Dave Reynolds each went the route for Tampa. Kutzler's win was the 12th in his past 13 decisions, lifting his record to 13-6. It was his 11th complete game of the year. Correspondent Rick But) or contributed to this report DUNEDIN He didn't expect a rash of season ticket sales, but Miami Marlins general manager Sonny Hirsch was hoping for a better reception when the team left Miami Stadium in favor of uptown Hialeah.

The move to the stadium at Hialeah-Miami Lakes High School in May which officials said would only be until a new 5,000 seat stadium in Hialeah was complete was supposed to create a market for the Marlins in the city of Hialeah, located 5 miles northwest of Miami. To Hirsch' disappointment, that has not been the case. "It's disappointing but not discouraging," Hirsch said. "It hasn't come around like we thought it would." Hirsch feels the real problem lies with identity. "Hialeah has never really had a professional team of their own," he explained.

"I think it's gradually gotten to be a situation where they're just now starting to accept the team as their own, but not whole-heartedly. But it's difficult because it says Miami in the standings, Miami on the caps, and Miami on the uniforms. The people of Hialeah haven't really come around 100 percent. But they will. "I think it would have made more sense to make the move at the beginning of the year than when we did." One problem Hirsch and the Marlins didn't anticipate was the refusal of the Hialeah Miami Lakes school board to allow beer sales on school property during games.

Hirsch initially thought the board meant no beer sales while school was still in session during May and early June, but the school board meant no alcohol sales ever. "We didn't really feel we would have the opposition we did," Hirsch said. "We thought when school was out we would get a different reaction. But we didn't. And we've decided to not even pursue it.

There's no sense in ruffling any feathers." Hirsch said he believes the Marlins' new stadium, set for completion by next spring but still not under construction, will help Hialeah fans feel a connection to the Marlins. "It should only take about four months to build because it's mostly made of aluminum and steel and almost no concrete," Hirsch said. Should the stadium not be complete by opening day, Hirsch said the Marlins could continue to play a few games at Hialeah Miami Lakes, the stadium at Miami Dade North, or return to Miami Stadium. But he's banking on the new stadium still unnamed to be completed on time. Hirsch said that would go a long way in winning the Hialeah fans over.

Marlin9 for sale: The Miami Marlins likely Mike and Lisa started the season in Little Rock, with the Cardinals' Double-A team, but Senne was sent back to St. Petersburg after a few weeks. "It was frustrating for both of us, because I think it was the first time I have ever seen Mike challenged in his baseball career," Lisa said. "I love baseball, and I will hold on to our dream as long as possible." Carrie Balfanz has been married to John since Feb. 20 and already feels the emotional toll of being a professional ballplayer's wife.

"You constantly have to be mentally ready for anything," said Carrie, who travels six days from Bakersville, at the beginning of the baseball don't mind the travel in this league, because most of the trips are relatively close, but you just never know what to expect as far as packing up and leaving town." Carrie Balfanz stays in St. Petersburg during the summer and works at The Limited clothing store at Tyrone Square Mall. "I'm 100 percent behind John's baseball career," Carrie said. "I'm there for emotional support. I think patience is a virtue, and we have to keep the dream of playing in the big leagues in the back of our minds.

We are in this together. I've put my career on hold. If I were more serious about my career, I wouldn't have married a ballplayer. I think it's important to work through the minor leagues together." "We are just like everyone else," Anni North said. "We are fans who want to see our husbands do the best that they can do.

We don't hide any reactions. Although FOH TKZ RECORD BASEBALL FSL statistics Through Aug. 4 (Copyright By Hm News Bureau) TEAM BATTING SB AVG. AB MR 3754 487 984 34 lie 1534 471 905 43 48 52 125 1(4 3474 404 883 19 3780 447 958 45 3771 4M 953 77 Multorl, Vrb 177 22 36 1 20 .201 Demerit, Vrb 301 34 60 I 38 .199 Diaz, Dun 235 20 46 6 23 .196 Elliot, Stp 231 14 45 0 20 .195 BruneHe, Clw 3'2 29 60 6 18 .192 Haggerty, Whv 235 30 45 5 26 .191 Maclln, Stp 175 22 33 3 12 .189 Marigny, Lak 202 20 18 0 21 .188 MccaU, Clw 171 16 30 0 9 .175 Home runs Slmms, Osc 14 Morrison, Mia 14 Yan.Dun 11 Vanderwal. Wpb 10 Bailey, Ski 10 Runs batted in Hansen, Vrb 63 Yen, Dun 63 Slmms, Osc 62 Munoz, Dun 56 Several tied 52 Stolen bases Frazier.Osc 51 Rhodes, Osc 50 Santana, Vrb 44 Soia.Ptc 39 Cuyler.Lak 3 TEAM PITCHING Club ERA Hr So She Sv Welt Palm 2 57 749 26 302 706 17 18 Vero Beach 2 78 882 50 112 759 14 21 Charlotte 2 82 890 36 320 639 I 29 Osceola 2 83 798 32 355 664 12 30 Lakeland 2 86 909 26 346 626 9 30 Bast City 2 89 869 30 375 613 38 SI Lucie 3 16 886 37 106 632 10 76 Fort Lauderdale 3 71 808 41 394 660 7 21 Clearwater 323 979 35 340 630 7 76 Dunedin 3 24 874 36 413 747 9 31 Tampa 3 44 870 30 3O0 601 17 72 St Petersburg 3 56 996 4 1 297 588 2 23 Miami 3 92 435 42 347 544 6 22 Winter Haven 4 561020 42 484 550 3 19 3506 43? Vll 33 117 3551 501 (95 24 234 Club Vero Beach Wast Pent Fort Lauderdale Charlotte La aland Tampa Osceola Dunedta SI Lucie BeiebalCtty St Petersburg Miami Winter Haven Clear water 262 .254 254 253 252 252 252 .246 .244 243 73) 237 726 226 II no 164 3494 431 909 65 3577 435 159 36 3611 455 (79 31 3620 401 (67 31 Jones, Dun 249 31 69 5 24 .277 Vanderwal, Wpb 231 50 64 10 33 777 Rolas, Vrb 786 18 79 3 35 .276 Martin, Tam 790 38 80 0 26 .276 Hansen, Vrb 475 52 117 4 63 .275 Arendas, FW 234 79 64 1 27 .274 Mack, Wpb 268 40 73 23 .272 Dud, Wpb 375 50 102 5 52 .272 Boger, Ski 166 22 4 5 0 19 .271 Fox, Lak 279 48 62 3 26 .271 Hudson, Lak 278 41 75 3 37 .270 Vllanueva, Ski 334 32 90 1 31 .269 Etzweker, Dun 179 14 48 4 16 268 Eveline, Tam 799 37 80 1 40 .268 Dial, Mia 221 79 59 3 24 267 Acta, Osc 297 78 79 0 39 .266 Palmer, Ptc 305 38 SI 4 35 .266 Martinez, Vrb 412 52 109 0 31 265 Cunningham, Stp 323 36 85 2 21 .263 Rohrmeler, Tam 373 45 98 5 44 .263 Scarione.

Ow 358 44 94 7 34 .263 PadHa, Why 237 29 62 4 18 262 Wthe, Osc 337 42 88 I 45 .261 PbHItps. Ftl 274 34 71 1 32 259 Rodrguez, Ftl 140 33 88 0 27 .259 Erlckson. Ftl .201 26 52 0 18 .259 Escalera, Bey 341 40 88 2 42 .258 Conine, Bey 345 52 89 I 49 .258 GeHndo, Lak 245 26 63 0 17 257 Deems, Lak 162 33 93 4 46 .257 Koslofskl, Bey 277 40 71 2 21 .254 Yen, Dun 402 42 103 11 63 .256 Turgeon, Ftl 309 29 79 7 35 256 Berube.Frl 270 32 69 2 31 256 Gelatt, Ski 204 39 52 1 16 .255 Bernardo, Ptc 369 31 94 1 35 255 Stark, dw 212 25 54 2 15 .255 Morrison, Mia 107 41 78 14 52 254 Garner, Ptc 764 50 67 1 70 754 Slmms, Osc 328 48 83 14 67 753 Schunk, Dun 757 78 65 4 73 753 Whiten, Dun 385 61 97 7 37 752 Sanchez. Osc 310 33 78 0 36 252 Watson, Bey 267 41 67 3 37 251 Munoz. Wpb 283 28 71 0 22 .251 Woods, Tam 780 10 70 1 79 250 Degtnco, Why 248 26 67 4 26 .250 Gonzalez.

Ptc 192 77 48 7 31 250 Oeer. Wpb 188 IS 47 4 22 250 Leseke. Why 188 26 47 0 9 750 Pena. Stp 393 67 98 2 73 249 Pueiem, Bey 365 46 91 1 33 .249 Hubbard. Osc 361 56 90 3 52 .249 Repot.

Ski 777 13 69 1 72 249 Martinez, Stp 787 40 70 1 28 248 EusebU, Ok 35 41 88 0 34 246 76 Ems, Ptc 87 70 35 4 2-7 3 51 Dlez, Mia '179 141 30 66 12-1 3 55 Zaltsman, Stp 94 93 23 53 2-3 3 56 Chrttphr, Ow 138 137 54 76 8-10 3 60 G-ohmann, Lk 57 51 12 31 4-2 3 61 Taylor, Ftl 87 82 39 59 3-8 3 61 Nlshimr, Vrb 132 126 44 110 9-1 3 67 Sanders, Dun 1 10 99 54 74 5-7 3 68 Reuth, Ski 127 141 IS 57 8-9 3 69 Adms, Bey 107 90 42 51 4-8 3 70 Lono, Mia 117 113 71 55 4-10 3 71 Hentgen, Dun 131 172 56 97 3-9 3 71 Noch. Vrb 80 69 16 46 5-5 3 71 Fkxenc, Whv 109 123 44 49 4-7 3 72 Grimsly, Clw 101 80 37 90 4-7 3 73 Johnson, Dun 93 75 71 44 10-5 3 77 Aldred, Lak 107 104 62 79 6-6 3 79 Pierson, Stp 123 152 25 51 4-10 3 79 Manzanl, Tm 94 78 35 97 7-4 3 84 MarrH, Frl 89 89 34 48 5-7 3 93 Bur go. Whv 160 161 44 88 4-14 3 93 Mmahat, Ftl 99 89 53 76 7-6 3 99 Kida, Mia 173 111 45 49 4-12 4 01 Abr, Whv 114 123 59 95 4- 4 03 Pickens, Bey 47 44 25 44 4-3 4 05 Okorn, Tam 111 100 40 74 6-7 4 05 Abbott, Whv 75 81 34 44 4-8 4 18 Mauch, Stp 54 57 17 21 0-2 4 20 Clark, Clw 44 84 13 42 3-2 4 21 Wlshnvsk, Dn 132 122 51 80 9-9 4 28 Collins, Wpb 71 74 25 42 5-5 4 33 Hall, Tam 63 62 23 47 0-4 4 45 Piter, Lak 63 78 21 37 3-5 4 69 Bayer, Ski 74 81 75 16 3-4 4 99 Motley, Whv 84 88 40 13 2-8 15 Owen, Why 59 56 26 54 3-4 14 Prieto, Mie 54 72 30 37 0-2 30 Mcgown, Whv 69 69 53 61 3-6 5 32 Livchak, Stp 66 97 26 42 4-4 5.54 Wins Yamamoto, Vrb 13 Kutzler, Tam 13 Hursey.Lek 13 Drteon, Osc 17 Diez, Mia 12 Strikeouts Wchtmg, Vrb 151 Deleon, Osc 1 if Grovom, Osc 1 17 Nishimura. Vrb 1 10 B'antley, Ow 104 Saves Vesquex Bry 74 Browning, Mia IS Everson, Lak 13 Several tied II Jackson, Bey 383 56 94 7 44 .245 Plantler, Whv 257 24 63 2 23 .245 Natal, Wpb 323 42 79 5 40 .245 Haselman, Ptc 393 50 96 9 46 244 Bailey, Ski 799 46 73 10 42 .244 Jacas, Ski 300 40 73 0 26 .243 Frelllng, Vrb 239 30 58 2 40 .243 Rlchardl, Mia 363 48 88 7 34 .247 Weeks, Ftl 269 37 65 2 21 .242 Foster, Dun 207 25 SO 2 15 .242 Son, Ptc 422 56 101 39 .239 Dick arson, FM 209 70 50 2 31 239 Greene, Tam 189 25 45 2 19 238 Carter, Stp 378 28 78 4 41 .238 Alcela, Bey 211 25 50 0 16 .737 Clements, Bey 745 26 58 0 19 737 Batesole, Vrb 169 77 40 3 15 .737 Hu, Mia 186 73 44 3 74 .237 Balthazar, Lak 703 31 48 0 8 236 Cabrera, Lak 288 35 68 0 75 734 Hunter, Osc 424 73 100 3 42 .236 Frailer, Osc 368 61 86 0 24 .234 Rodriguez, Wpb 334 44 78 6 43 .234 Bates, Clw 301 76 70 1 76 733 Moore, Bey 224 25 52 0 10 .232 Beyeler, Lak 371 34 86 1 28 .232 Brantley, Ow 376 52 87 1 22 .231 Peel. Tam 196 24 45 5 31 230 magakl, Mia 183 16 42 1 17 .730 Glng, Ski 779 31 64 5 47 .229 Baham, Tam 324 33 74 2 27 .228 Fernandez, Stp 163 22 37 3 25 227 Igleslal, Ow 217 18 49 4 34 .726 Davis.

Dun 184 21 42 3 22 .224 Kramer, Ptc 714 28 48 0 15 .224 Polka, Ski 237 79 53 5 31 .774 Baker, Whv 340 34 76 0 24 .224 Hornacek, Mia 170 21 38 24 .224 Williams, Whv 289 31 64 6 31 .271 Mchugh, Mia 250 29 55 6 30 .270 Loy, Ptc 250 23 55 3 25 .270 Berry, Bey 254 28 56 28 214 Kelly, Whv 385 34 84 4 28 218 Murattl, Mia 316 42 48 9 33 .715 Clemo, Wpb 714 77 46 0 17 215 Diaz, Dun 15 1 42 7 5 9 34 214 Goshay, Vrb 193 21 41 0 9 212 BeHanz, Stp 264 23 56 5 42 212 MHhoaand. Tam 244 28 52 0 17 211 Donnels, Ski 195 25 41 3 21 210 Rodgeri. Dun 355 54 74 2 11 208 Toe. Slu-Ptc 197 16 41 1 14 208 Milstlen, Whv 371 31 77 1 77 708 Grotewold. Clw 363 78 75 5 78 707 Lara.

Stp 334 33 49 1 70 707 Vargas, Bey 240 16 49 1 21 204 Brown, Slu 116 89 35 91 4-6 1 86 Everton, Lak 63 49 23 42 6 5 1 87 LeWanc, Bey 90 88 21 37 8-0 189 Welborn, Wpb 61 34 32 53 2-4 191 Fynan, Ow 104 75 36 65 7-4 1 91 Browning, Ml 66 58 78 58 7-2 2 04 Nlchtlng, Vrb 138 90 51 151 11-4 2 09 Lynch. Ptc 56 43 21 54 4-2 2 10 Tresemr, Bey 67 62 31 50 7-2 2 14 O'Neill, Lak 58 44 25 43 1-5 2 18 Lemle, Ptc 136 136 30 76 7-10 2 19 Huriey, Lak 138 126 50 73 13-7 2 22 Bryant. Ptc 56 50 IB 45 4-2 2 24 Hernandez, SI 102 84 34 51 4-4 2 79 Kamlnck. Ftl 58 46 76 47 7-1 2 33 Brantley, Ow 150 111 62 106 8-9 2 34 Shea, Dun 91 II 70 67 3-5 2 37 Hennis, Osc 13 64 78 48 7-1 2 40 Hansen. Lak 139 108 42 66 10-5 2 40 Deleon, Osc 153 100 51 118 12-5 2 53 Cox, Vrb 131 130 35 70 1-4 2 54 Appier, Bey 134 121 15 101 9-1 2 55 Ray, Vrb 63 58 24 S3 3-8 2 57 Deyong, Wpb 59 43 77 54 4-2 2 58 Sims, Clw 142 148 38 80 4-12 2 66 Mathews, Ptc 138 110 40 76 11-5 2 67 Kutzler.

Tam 156 178 33 88 13-4 2 71 Grovom, Osc 142 114 40 117 11-4 2 72 Daniels, Stp 66 61 25 67 4-4 2 73 Jacobin, Wpb 104 70 38 101 4-4 2 74 Mays, Ptc 63 59 34 44 4-4 2 86 Gross, Ski 140 115 43 100 9-8 2 90 Telemantz, SI 140 135 52 83 10-7 2 90 North, Stp 93 87 33 67 6-6 2 90 CampM, Vrb 137 143 40 93 7-10 2 95 Groom, Tam 155 154 44 91 10-9 2 97 Clark, Bey 60 57 21 37 4-2 2 98 Picota. Stp 138 126 43 63 10-10 2 99 Limbach, Clw 69 78 77 43 1-5 3 00 Alexndr, Bey 114 97 57 41 4-7 3 07 Reynolds, Tm 103 99 31 61 6-4 3 15 Morrison, Ftl 103 76 66 97 7-5 3 15 Veskng, Lak 140 141 78 80 7 7 3 15 Howes, Wpb 59 63 18 49 4-5 3 20 Knackert, Tm 131 121 44 70 14 3 22 Depastm, Dn 47 52 15 64 2-0 1 77 Bottntld, Wpb 149 134 43 88 9 6 3 27 Boyd. Wpb 48 45 37 4-5 3 31 Thmpsn, Why 77 81 27 16 4-4 3 34 Petkovsk.Ptc 150 11 38 84 7-10 3 41 Rivera Ptc 71 77 18 41 7-0 347 Hamilton, stp 107 109 79 71 7-4 3 43 Tarumi, Mie 58 41 30 36 24 3 41 Normnd. Osc 177 104 51 75 4 5 146 Potts, Osc 103 109 1 1 40 8-5 3 50 Bond, Osc 67 69 77 30 7 7 3 51 3792 386 781 55 116 3716 387 841 33 47 53 1642 349 124 33 INDIVIDUAL BATTING LEADERS Average (Minimum U7 plate appearances) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING LEADERS Earned-run average Batter AB MR Bl AVG White. Vrb 371 51 113 4 37 345 Sanchez, Ptc 342 41 101 0 32 .316 Trexler, Vrb 169 72 53 1 72 .314 Sentana.

Vrb 240 41 75 9 313 Munoz. Dun 379 49 111 7 54 311 Cuyler.Lek 406 87 124 2 24 305 Monet. Ski 335 45 101 3 35 301 SuBven. Tam 311 44 93 4 16 799 mnowood, Wpb 333 51 9t 0 37 794 Roman, Ftl 167 75 49 1 70 73 Rhodes, Osc 373 55 109 75 77 Menghem. Vrb 772 42 79 79 790 MeMn, Stp 372 41 108 1 49 290 Crosby.

Ow 354 36 102 1 31 788 Perez. Mie 373 45 93 I 71 7 Seme Stp 310 43 (9 5 44 787 MHrnet Fit 710 74 60 76 Garcia, Tam 38 60 1 20 77 Martinet. Why 79 20 tl 1 71 7M dark. La 310 43 16 7 SI .777 (Minimum 55 innings pitched) Pitcher IP BB SO ERA 65 48 25 56 13 62 83 61 138 110 22 97 67 54 11 62 5- 0 13-5 4-4 8-5 6- 2 4-1 4-4 Vesquez, Bey Schwabe, Lak Yamamt, Vrb Jones, Wpb Cinneia. Wpb knes.

Ftl Tebaka, Wpb Cavakr, Wpb I 38 I 41 I 43 1 47 1 55 1 77 1 74 112 93 65 19 43 58 17 47 72 55 23 41 74 54 II 73.