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6-PH THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Tuesday, March 20, 1984 Honda Heartland classified Section PERS0H 10 flKOH WW DS 3 1 1 1 P'VS OS -A THIUNE IMNCN OFFICE (OUTlTWt MUS CALL CM.IECT) Ml-tUI SFRVING POLK DvSOTO HIGHLANDS HAROCE COUHTIES 305 PROFESSIONAL Classified index "i TV Chet Lemon had many big moments for the Tigers in 1983. One game in here when he was greeted after slugging two-run homer last September to carry Detroit over Toronto. Lemon's catch was a sweet by his teammates one FARMS, GROVES RANCHES 2O00 ACRES Fenceo-Cross Fenced. Approximately 1300 Improved $1200 Acre. SUPER RV Site, 20-50 Acres.

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Need Management Personnel In Florida Free Training. For Interview 813-644-3010 9 AM-12 Noon or 2PM-5PM Fancy Lunch Set Dress up a luncheon taoie with lacy butterfly placemats Exquisite gift loi a bride or hostess crochet set of mats of bedspread cotton They're 12" 16" each, dramatic against a wood oi glass table top Pattern 767 crochet directions lor set $2.75 lot each pattern Add SOC each pattern for postage and handling Send to: Laura Wheeler Craffc 130 SPOT ADVERTISING WORKS By BOB McCLURE Tribune Sports Writer LAKELAND Chet Lemon isn't one to brag or talk too much about self achievements, but the Detroit Tigers' center fielder still enjoys talking about The Catch. It was one of the most highly publicized defensive plays last season and came July 24 against the California Angels in Anaheim. Forced into extra innings, the Tigers had taken a 4-3 lead on a home run by catcher Lance Parrish in the top of the 12th. Then, with two outs and a runner on first base in the bottom of the inning, California's Rod Carew belted a long drive off reliever Aurelio Lopez to deep center field, pushing Lemon to the fence.

Following the trajectory closely, Lemon leaped at the last second, extended his left hand over the fence and robbed Carew of what would have been a game-winning home run. Photographs of the dramatic play appeared in newspapers nationwide the next day and Lemon was the talk of Michigan for nearly a week. "I got fan mail from all over the place after that," Lemon recalled this week. "I got Player of the Week for that and that's the first time I've ever seen somebody get something for a defensive play." But it was more than a defensive gem. It was a spark that propelled Detroit to wins in five of its next six games, moving the Tigers within a half game of the division-leading Baltimore Orioles.

Baltimore, however, was virtually unbeatable and eventually the Tigers dropped back to finish second in the AL East, six games behind the Orioles. "They deserved everything they won last said Lemon. "Baltimore played like champions and we came as close as anyone to playing with them. There are some other good teams in our division, but right now I'd have to say we're the team most likely to overtake them." Detroit won 8 of 13 with Baltimore last season and hit .297 with 19 home runs against the club's highly-regarded pitching. No other team in the league hit Oriole pitching as well.

Lemon hit only .180, though, but drove in 11 runs with three homers. For the season, he "slumped" to .255, his lowest since 1976, but added a career-high 24 home runs and drove in 69 runs. Home runs are fine, said Lemon, but he'd rather see his batting average get back around the level it was when he played for the Chicago White Sox. "Every year, I've always been in the top three or so (in the American League) in doubles, but last year I wasn't," Lemon explained. "I'd like to change that, but really what I'd like to do this season is hit .300 or over with about 20 home runs." Lemon had never hit 20 or more homers before last season and credits Tigers Coach Gates Brown with the increase.

"He (Brown) was very instrumental in me generating more power when I came over from Detroit," said Lemon. "Before I came over (to Detroit), Larry Doby had the most impact on me. He taught me to use my hands and wrist action more at the plate." That, of course, helped Lemon to hit .300 or better three seasons with the Sox. This year, he hopes to get back to his old style of swinging the bat more. "I think this year, with Darrell Evans here now, I can be more myself," said Lemon.

"We're not a ballclub that depends on any one hitter. We've got five or six guys capable of hitting 20 or more home runs, which means I can concentrate more on my average. "You can hit 20 home runs in the first half of the season and they never can take those home runs away from you if you don't hit any the rest of the season," he continued. "But you can hit .300 or better for four or five months, go into a slump for a month and it's all over. "As Ralph Garr once told me, hitting .300 takes a lot of concentration and every day you go out there you put it on the line.

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1-725-4816 You find the most interesting things for sale in The Tribune Want Ads. Don't miss reading them today. McKenzie leads Ridge pro am golfers In The Area teams and individuals, is for boys ages 14-18 and will stress defense. There will be discounted fees to the camp for teams. All campers will receive posters, T-shirts and awards.

For details, call the FSC athletic department at 683-5521, ext. 274. Powerlifting event set for March 31 LAKELAND The Ail-American Gym is sponsoring the Women's Region IV Powerlifting Championship March 31 at the Northeast Branch Boys Club. Trophies will be given to the top three lifters in each weight class, as well as the "Best Lifter" in the Class I and Novice women's divisions. The entry fee is $20.

Deadline for entering is Thursday. All lifters must be at least 14 years old and have a USPF card. For more information, call the Ail-American Gym at 687-6268. Tribune Staff RIDGE MANOR Jim McKenzie fired a 76 to win the medalist award in the Pro Class of the Ridge Pro-Am Weekly Golf Tournament Thursday at Whispering Oaks Country Club. G.D.

Smith won the Pro Class scramble scoring competition with a plus 2. McKenzie, John Grossi and Charles Ackerman tied for second with an even score. J.O. Brownlee won the medalist award in Class A with an 82. Brownlee and John Hynes tied for first in the scramble scoring with a plus 3, and Paul Gall and Paul Buck-narish shared second, each scoring a plus 1.

In Class play, Ralph Shoemaker shot an 84 to become the medalist winner. Shoemaker and Al Casamenti tied for firs in the scramble with a plus 3, and John Moerman and Dave Reynolds finished in a dead heat for second at plus 2. Jim Rogers won medalist honors and first place in the scramble scoring in Class competition. Rogers fired an 87 and took the top spot in the scramble with a plus 5. Harley Miller was second with a plus 3, and Ed Hogan, C.G.

Woodeson and Bob Brace-well tied for third with a plus 1. Paul Penefield won the closest-to-the-pin contest on the par-3, sixth hole. Harold Rollins, Gary Gullett, Loyal Briggs and Rogers won first place in the team competition with a minus 1. Dave Hall, Al Mereness, David Reynolds and Woody Stevens took second with a minus 3. The next Ridge Pro-Am Weekly Golf Tournament will be played Thursday at the Zephyrhills Golf Club.

Starting times run from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Red Sox to help Cancer Society WINTER HAVEN Members of the Boston Red Sox will take part in a special fund-raising event Thursday at three local restaurants. Beginning at 6:30 that night, players, coaches and their wives will go to bat for the East Polk County chapter of the American Cancer Society. They will divide themselves into three groups and work as waiters and hosts at the three restaurants Christy's Sundown, Mario's and Sally's Shrimp Boat.

The Red Sox will work with the regular waitresses, with all tips being turned over to the cancer society. Player autographs will be available, but at a cost of $2, with that money also being given as a donation. ARC Golf Tournament scheduled April 7 SEBRING The second ARC Golf Tournament Is scheduled April 7 at Golf Hammock Country Club. Prospective participants should phone Lea Davis 813 385-4628 for registration details. Basketball camps scheduled at FSC LAKELAND The second annual George Scholz-Florida Southern Baseketball Camp will be held June 17-22 and June 24-29 at Jenkins Fieldhouse.

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Rice," he said. "We need somebody who could really hit, and Easler's a good line-drive hitter. And it helps that he's left-handed." Stapleton said the hand is fine, that it hasn't felt better since early In '82. "I want to be more consistent," he added. "It feels good to be at the plate.

I'm swinging the bat more like I used to. I'm going after the ball." And he's healthy. For a change. RED SOX FOOTNOTES: For the Tigers, right-hander Dan Petry showed why he's a threat to win 20 games this season. He hand liinnwiuv r.linwu..

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