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7 12 Section 4 Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, August 7, 1990 AMERICAN LEAGUE AVERAGE! Lm -Their moment in the sun Morgan, Palmer inducted in rainy Hall ceremonies BATTERS AVQ AB 28 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS Anderson 298 94 11 28 3 2 2 15 14 20 6 2 HUM! 297 101 12 30 4 1 2 13 10 26 0 0 -1 Oraulafc 293 328 44 96 13 3 10 52 33 29 4 6.3 B. Ripken 280 286 28 80 18- 1 1 21 15 22 4 1.6 Gallagher 276 79 622 3 1 0 5 4 9 0 11 C. Rcken 264 394 57 104 19 3 13 62 62 36 1 1 -2 Horn 263 133 19 35 5 0 9 22 20 33 0 0 0 MUhgen 259 351 62 91 20 1 20 58 88 66 6 3 9 Devareeux 257 222 34 57 11 1 6 30 14 31 10 6 2 Finley 244 271 34 66 12 3 1 16 22 32 12 7 3 Kittle 240 287 30 69 15 0 16 43 24 80 0 0 2 TeWeton 224 317 51 71 13 2 12 42 79 117 1 2 MeMn 218 197 17 43 10 1 3 25 7 41 0 1 Worthington 217 314 36 68 10 0 6 39 43 72 1 2 13 Gorvaiea .191 68 913 1 0 1 7 9 7 1 11 Total 2503638 464 110 157 19 96 452. 474 643 64 37 55 PITCHERS ERA OS SV IP ER HR BBSO Olson b3 1.00 42 0 25 54 31 6 6 1 21 57 McDonald 3 0 1.39 9 3 0 32.1 25 8 5 0 619 Williamson 8 2 2.13 44 0 0 76.0 55 22 18 8 28 52 Scnng 1 0 2 33 12 0 2 19.1 18 5 5 0 4 15 Price 1 2 291 32 0 0 43.1 39 17 14 5 1638 Mitchel 4 3 3.75 13 10 0 72.0 68 31 30 4 30 29 Johnson 11 6 4.13 22 22 0 137.1 148 63 63 23 31.51 Hamisch 9 6 4.48 22 22 0 130.2 132 66 65 12 54.85 Holton 2 3 4.50 33 0 0 58.0 68 31 29 7 21.27. Milacki 4 8 4.63 23 23 0 1221 134 69 63 17 56.

53 Ballard 1 10 4.89 27 16 0 106.2 117 62 56 18 32.37. Weston '0 0 6.52 7 1 0 142 15 9 9 3 6. 7. Total 53 54 392107107 28 9592 956450411111 338 620 BATTERS AVQ AB 2B 38 HR RBI BB SO 88 CS Guillen .307 345 45 106 11 4 0 34 16 23 11 15 9 Calderon 597 360 60 113 28 2 11 58 38 52 28 11 Paaqua 296 203 28 60 16 2 11 41 23 43 1 1 2 Fisk 277 278 40 77 11 0 11 38 41 40 7 2 2 Johnson 273 359 '53 98 13 4 1 40 24 31 19 11 7 Bradley 272 309 41 84 10 1 4 26 33 37 12 2 Kariiovio 265 113 17 30 8 0 4 10 11 30 .1 0 2 Fletcher 256 312 39 80 12 3 3 30 32 38 1 3 6 Thomas 250 12 3 3 1 10 3 2 0 0 0 2 Sosa 240 371 61 89 21 9 10 48 19 103 19 12 9 Ventura 235 340 35 80 10 1 4 37 35 42 1 2 19 Martinez 224 228 16 51 "6 4 3 21 9 33 0 4 8 Lyona 211 128 2T27 6 1 1 11 10 34 1 0 Grebeck ,119 67 '4810032 11 001 Tofle 454 916 162 32 75 420 293 570 97 83 83 PITCHERS WL ERAOQ38V IP ER HR BB SO Thigpen 4 4 1.87 50 0 35 572 37 14 12 4 23 49 Jonesh 11 1 208 49 0 1 56.1 46 14 13 1 25 36 Fernandez 0 0 257 1 1 0 7.0 5 2 2 1 2 4 Hibbard 9 5 2 85 21 21 0 136.0 128 47 43 9 30 61 Radinsky 6 1 3 27 48 0 3 41.1 32 16 15 1 24 38 Pal 2 4 3.36 41 0 1 56.1 44 26 21 4 16 26 King 8 4 3 39 20 20 0 122.0 113 50 48 9 30 64 Peterson 2 3 3 52 11 10 0 61.1 57 27 24 8 20 22 Edward 0 2 3 65 31 0 1 49.1 42 23 20 4 23 39 Perez 10 8 3 75 23 23 0 1292 96 63 54 11 53106 McDowel 7 6 4.22 22 22 0 126 0 126 65 60 15 52109 Patterson 2 1 4.25 27 0 1 63.0 47 27 25 6 25 33 Lyons 0 0 4.50 1 0 0 20 2 1 1 0 4 1 Total 63 41 346104104 42 939.1 823404361 77346614 'on. 1 A BATTERS AVQ AB 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS Jo.Reed .317 388 52 123 37 0 4 36 46 45 2 1 13 Qutntana 317 319 38 101 21 0 7 47 32 44 0 2 12 Boggs .310 410 60 127 31 4 .5 44 62 42 0 0 16 Burks 203 366 57 111 24 6 12 55 30 48 8 6 2 Romine 295 112 14 33 7 0 2 12 8 19 2 0 2 Greenwel 278 399 38 111 15 2 5 36 46 30 4 Brunanaky 264 296 37 78 18 4 7 43 38 65 3 3 5 Pena 251 331 33 83 11 1 5 37 19 49 0 6 4 Naehring .246 61 8 15 6 0 2 10 6 10 0 0 8 Evans 240 312 47 75 13 2 10 48 51 56 1 3.0 Marzano 237 595 14 20051 7000 Barrett 218 133 11 29 3 0 0 10 13 10 4 0 2 Rivera 213 211 24 45 10 0 4 22 14 36 1 1 10 Heep .196 56 3 .11 1 1 0 6 5 10 0 0 '1 Totala 2743611 450 969 207 21 66 423 399 504 27 3086 PITCHERS ERA 08 SV IP ER BR BB SO Dopson 0 0 2.04 4 4 0 17.2 13 7 4 2 9 9 Clemen 15 6 2.14 24 24 0 176.1 160 50 42 7 43158 Bolton 6 1 2.42 9 4 0 442 32 12 12 2 18 23 Harris 9 4 3 23 23 19 0 1200 119 51 43 4 44 68 Rsardon 3 3 3.30 39 0 18 432 32 17 16 5 17 .26 BoOrJoker 11 7 3.94 23 23 0 146.1 155 71 65 14 42 93 Lamp 3 3 396 35 0 0 742 81 38 33 8 22 33 Kiscker 4 4 4.37 21 14 0 90.2 95 49 44 6 29 62 Je.Reed 2 2 4.70 32 0 2 512 62 30 27 2 18' 18 Gardner 2 6 5.17 18 8 0 55.2 63 33 32 3 24 39 Gray 1 3 5.70 18 0 2 23.2 30 18 15 1 6 18 Murphy 0 6 6.31 52 0 6 45.2 67 36 32 9 20 47 Heep 0 0 9.00 1001.0 411000 Hesketti 0 0 13.50 200 1.1 2 2 2 0 1 0 Irvine 0 0 27.00 1 0 0 10 3 3 3 0 1 0 Totala 51 49 363107107 32 962 967458403 63328632 BATTERS AVQ AB 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB C8 Potonia .310 255 30 79 3 6 1 19 12 26 13 8 1 Stevens 286 77 10 22 4 0 3 11 6 23 0 1 1 Anderson 282 117 13 33 5 1 1 4 10 14 0 2 7 Sohroedar 281 325920491 4000 Variable 280 132 17 37 8 1 3 13 12 23 3 1 2 Parrteh 280 307 33 86 10 0 17 50 33 69 1 0 3 Davis 272 302 45 82 13 1 10 40 44 62 1 2 3 Joyner 268 310 35 83 15 0 8 41 41 34 2 1 4 Ray 266 256 29 68 12 0 3 22 14 28 2 0 7 Downing .264 201 28 53 12 1 8 29 28 21 0 0 0 HW 253 261 22 66 18 2 2 25 24 24 1 2 6 WinfkHd 252 309 47 78 12 1 14 42 29 50 0 1 1 Schu 250 128 15 32 6 0 6 10 720 0 0 9 Bichette 237 291 32 69 13 0 13 47 14 66 4 2 5 White 221 303 40 67 15 3 6 27 29 81 13 5 5 Schofield 200 155 15 31 1 0 1 5 24 36 0 1 9 McLemore .146 484720024 9104 Tingley .000 200000001 000 Total 2523771 445 951 163 18 107 413 366 663 46 27 95 PITCHERS WL ERA OS SV IP ER HR BB SO Hill 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 1.

0 0 0 0 1 1 Finley 14 5' 2.40 22 22 0 161.0 142 52 43 13 48113 Harvey 3 2 2 45 35 0 13 44.0 33 13 12 1 24 52 Minton 1 1 300 8 0 0 90 7 3 3 0 6 3 McCaski 7 8 3 08 19 19 0 108.0 99 45 37 6 54 46 Young 0 1 3.18 7 0 0 11.1 11 4 4 1 2 5 Eichhom 2 4 3.29 46 0 13 65.2 76 27 24 2 16 66 Fraser 2 3 3.97 28 0 0 472 50 23 21 4 16 21 Langston 5 13 428 22 22 0 147.1 144 60 70 8 69126 Abbott 7 9 4.35 22 22 0 1402 153 75 68 9 61 64 Fetters 1 1 4.40 17 1 1 47.0 47 24 23 7 13 20 Gratis 0 0 506 1 1 0 5.1 6 4 3 0 4 4 Btyleven 8 7 5 41 22 22 0 128 0 159 84 77 15 24 66 By Frank Dolson Knight-Ridder Newspapers COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. Not even another day of rain could prevent Joe Morgan and Jim Palmer from having their moment in the sun. Morgan, the S-foot-7-inch second baseman who became a two-time National League Most Valuable Player, and Palmer, the three-time Cy Young Award winner and eight-time 20-game winner, Monday were finally inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame even if they had to go to a high school auditorium for it to happen. The makeshift plans, caused by a second straight day of rain, prevented thousands of fans from seeing the ceremonies in person. Only relatives, friends, baseball dignitaries, reporters and a very few fans were able to crowd into the 700-seat About 200 fans sat in an adjacent cafeteria and watched the proceedings over closed-circuit TV.

But if the emergency arrangements were less than satisfactory, the words spoken by Morgan, Palmer and the day's other inductees longtime Philadelphia baseball broadcaster Byrum Saam and Tribune sportswnter Jerome Holtzman were first-rate. "I wish I could say this is the culmination of all my dreams," Morgan said, "but truthfully, I never dreamed about making the Hall of Fame. I only dreamed about making it to the major leagues." In fact, said the smallest member of Cincinnati's Big Red Machine, "I remember my first at-bat like it was yesterday." The at-bat Morgan referred to actually was his second. It came in 1963, when he broke in with Houston, batting against the Philadelphia Phillies in the bottom of the ninth with the score tied and a runner on second. "I got a base hit, and the winning run scored," Morgan said.

"Gene Mauch, who was the manager of the Phillies, was so mad that when he went in the clubhouse, he told his players, 'You guys got beat by a guy that looks like a Little Leaguer. "Now" Morgan said, "I'm part of the biggest league of all." Morgan, who closed out his National League career with the pennant-winning Phillies of '83, credited Nellie Fox, who missed election by two votes in '85, with helping him become one of the premier players of his era. "I think the one thing I remember most about Nellie Fox," Morgan said, "is that he said to me one day, 'Joe, the guys who stay in the major leagues the longest are the guys that do the most to help their teams "And that," Morgan said, "is the 52 57 365109109 26 984.1 1005465421 75373615 AP Laserphoto Jerome Holtzman (left) receives the J.G. Taylor Spink Award from AVQ AB 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS BATTERS tioraon verren aunng Monaay nan or i-ame ceremonies. 1.1 3 5 1 0 417 36 295 369 287 342 282 294 269 175 12 15 0 50 109 12 37 98 19 34 83 13 20 47 11 5 5 41 39 21 53 18 35 20 15 Cole Jacoby C.Janies Alomar James 16 61 62 102 22 41 89 16 62 95 15 268 380 264 337 260 366 250 112 245 363 40 90 13 49 42 30 9 14 17 95 Maktonado Webster Browne Brooken Snyder 3 1 6-2 6 0 3 ,4 13 28 40 89 25 3 13 51 Skinner Fermin Hernandez 0 0 1V 10 0 2 241 87 225 276 200 130 .159 113 .115 26 10 21 27 62 7 26 10 18 3 3 6 29 11 13 14 17 21 21 8 9 Manto BATTERS AVQ AB 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS Brett 298 362 58 108 29 3 8 48 41 45 6 1 Enenreicn 289 360 44 104 25 6 2 35 32 38 11 12 1 Wilson 284 229 38 65 10 3 1 34 21 42 21 5 0 MacFartane 283 22 27 77 19 3 4 44 14 44 1 0 2 Seltzer 282 429 57 121 20 4 4 25 38 41 5 3 12 Schdz 278 38 2 10 4 1 0 5 6 7 0 0 1 Shumpert 275 91 7 25 6 1 0 8 2 17 3 2 3 Pecota .271 133 27 36 9 1 1 10 17 28 8 1 1 Jackson 270 300 55 81 12 1 19 57 35 100 10 7 8 Stiwe 2663544394 24 4 23829 -45 0 1 16 Tabier 264 163 11 43 12 0 1 18 18 18 0 1 2 Perry .263 361 45 95 18 1 7 46 34 44 11 3 5 Palaoos 250 52 8 13 3 0 2 9 6 21 2 2 1 Tartabua 247 178 23 44 9 0 10 35 18 54 1 1 2 Boone 244 78 6 19 3 0 0 6 9 10 1 0 4 White 233 150 16 35 8 1 2 15 7 22 0 0 5 Jertz .136 81 9 11 4 0 0 9 4 17 0 1 2 Total .2693661 478 986 216 30 64 445 333 597 78 41 76 PffCHERS ERA OS SV ER HR BB SO McGatfigm 30 23 19 432 63 Montqomery 4 2 2 45 48 0 15 66.0 53 28 18 5 22 74 SabeSagen 5 7 310 18 18 0 125.0 132 45 43 9 25 77 Appier 6 4 311 21 13 0 107.0 105 44 37 6 35 76 Aquino 4 1 3.14 19 3 0 66 0 54 24 23 8 27 28 Crawford 4 2 3 63 28 0 0 47.0 46 21 20 6 12 31 Total 2573614 451 928 159 30 75 411 292 555 61 30 71 PITCHERS WL ERAQOSSV IP ER HR BB SO Jones 4 2 1.33 42 0 28 54.1 41 10 8 3 11 31' Ward 0 0 1.86 4 0 0 92 5 2 2 0 6 1 CanrJoU 11 7 3.10 21 19 0 1391 128 57 48 15 43 83 Black 10 6 3.33 23 23 0 156.2 130 60 58 12 50 75 Kaiser 0 0 3.55 5 0 0 122 18 5 5 2 7 9 Wckander 0 1 3.65 10 0 0 12.1 14 6 5 0 4 10 Swindell 7 6 4.04 22 22 0 138.0 145 66 62 18 36 84 Orosco 3 4 4.08 39 0 2 44.1 37 27 20 4 31 34- Om 1 3 4.19 28 0 0 43.0 47 24 20 3 10 31 Farrel 4 4 4.33 15 15 0 87.1 99 45 42 9 32 39 Walker 0 3 4.33 8 4 0 27.0 26 14 13 2 11 -10 Quanta 2 3 5.01 28 1 0 462 38 28 28 10 18 30 Shaw 1 2 6.67 6 5 0 292 39 24 22 8 12 16 Total 49 51 421107107 30 9402 938 477 440112 352531 baseball will lessen.

Not because the players aren't as good as they used to be; it's because, maybe, of the salaries. I mean, not one guy back here" he indicated the Hall of Famers seated behind him "wouldn't like to be making $3 million a year for doing what they did, but that's not why they did it. The reason I tried to be as good as I was was because of what these gentlemen behind me were able to do. I was going to be another Bob Feller or Bob Lemon or Don Drysdale, and that's what baseball's all about" Morgan matched Palmer's praise for Weaver by delivering a testimonial to his old Cincinnati manager, Sparky Anderson. "Sparky," he said, "will never get the credit he deserves for managing the Cincinnati Reds.

Everyone said, 'All you have to do is put down Bench, Rose, Morgan, Perez, and you can That's not true. Sparky Anderson was really the driving force behind the Big Red Machine." way I tried to play every day." Palmer, whose run-ins with Baltimore's Earl Weaver became almost legendary, spoke glowingly of the former Orioles manager. "Earl Weaver's theory was very basic: 'Let's win today and worry about tomorrow Palmer said. "We had our differences. I was 6-4; he was 5-6.

That wouldn't have been a problem except every time he wanted to take me out, he wanted to come to the highest point on the mound, and I never would let him. But I learned a lot from Earl Weaver." Winning "that's what baseball's all Palmer told the crowd jammed into the stuffy auditorium. "Joe Morgan, as great a player as he was, his impact on baseball was that he was a winner, and that's what Earl Weaver was. I hope someday maybe he will be considered for the Hall of Fame, because he certainly deserves it. "My biggest fear," continued the man who won 268 games for the Orioles, "is that the standards of 1 4 5 13 68114 7 24 41 7 40 50 1 4 6 14 7 7 122 67 55 86 45 42 57 38 34 12 9 8 15.0 116.2 70.0 48.0 9.1 420 4.24 5.40 6.38 771 6 0 21 21 14 14 41 3 3 0 Stotttarnyre Gorton Davis M.Davis Encamadon 49 57 3.96106108 21 9382 946464413 86372668 Totals AVQ AB 2B 38 HR RBI BB SO SB CS BATTERS 2B 38 HR RBI BB SO SB CS AVQ AB BATTERS 19 1 41 10 49 129 0 11 1 8 25 3 46 119 23 31 77 11 71 109 17 20 41 6 0 4 1 7 2 6 0 34 1 2 321 78 .302 394 295 281 282 387 281 146 7 4 57 57 29 12 89 61 23 19 Fryman Trammel Heath Fielder Bergman 6 12 15 18 18 44 47 54 55 33 12 47 6 44 107 29 32 55 6 69 119 31 45 101 23 .376 125 .323 331 .314 175 .301 396 293 345 Ortiz Harper Mack Puckett HrbeK 33 70 14 28 54 12 63 16 52 6-11 12 9 1 2 .8 .2.

1 2 '4 3 21 12! 90 25 1 31 2 56 14 29 1 25 1 2 8 3 4 3 11 0 6 1 3 37 19 22 29 37 36 31 20 13 5 279 251 270 200 296 253 221 245 110 Sheets Lemon Moseby Ward Shelby 12 9 a 4 49 79 18 58 12 27 19 48 32 43 11 6 21 21 30 66 7 5 2 1 2 0 5 10 0 13 42 106 18 37 77 20 11 26 7 33 68 13 45 93 23 262 376 .268 287 257 101 246 276 243 382 Gladden Larkm Bush Newman Gam Whrtakar Salaa 12 61 8 0 58 5 19 0 53 15 25 0 0 2 2 13 0 8 6 6 1 2 16 11 44 58 17 15 37 87 17 13 241 87 238 361 228 101 225 391 208 149 13 21 59 68 15 23 58 88 17 31 Coles 18 61 15 15 22 23 1 13 6 6 12 1 1 0 4 5 6 0 0 2 27 67 17. 24 33 3 20 41 7 5 15 2 3 6 27 1 1 12 3 1 17 0 0 6 228 294 228 145 206 199 .167 90 Gaona Moses Uiano Castillo 2603750 521 975 158 22 122 494 442 629 69 38 Verdi ER HR BB 80 ERA OS SV PITCHERS 2693716 465 999 209 23 77 439 317 499 59 34 72 Totatsh ER HR BB SO 2 750 0 442 5 63.1 0 1262 73 27 32 19 45 22 119 60 Gibson MoCueer Gleaton Petrv 24 5 15 4 22 2 56 10 28 4 2 88 43 0 3 02 20 1 3.13 42 .0 3 92 26 20 3 96 49 0 35 42 19 31 19 39 64 66. 26 32. 13 32 12 50 Henheman IB 632 65 30 25 23 43 54 22 88 25 48 58 19 40 21 50 28 65 32 131 58 72 34 141 69 84 37 23 11 172 90 116 68 6 3 1046 507 PITCHERS ERA OS SV Leach 2 3 2.66 40 0 2 64.1 Agusera 4 3 2 68 42 0 23 50.1 Erickaon 2 2 3 45 9 7 0 47.0 Berenguer 7 3 3 49 36 0 0 692 Tapani 11 5 3 75 22 22 0 132.0 Guthn 3 4 4.45 13 10 0 622 Smith 5 9 4.59 23 20 0 1172 Drummond 1 3 4 68 24 4 1 87.1 Savage 0 1 495 11 0 1 200 Anderson 4 15 5 09 24 24 0 1392 West 5 7 525 23 21 0 111.1 Moses 0 0 13.50 2 0 0 2.0 Total 51 61 4.19109109 31 9702 Parker 2 1 4.37 13 2 0 45.1 42 22 22 10 22 33 Moms 9 13 4.70 24 24 0 1622 162104 85 19 60108 Searcy 1 3 516 6 5 9 292 35 18 17 4 17 30 Robnson 8 9 5 61 22 22 0 119.1 119 82 77 20 75 68 Terrel 0 0 567 2 1 0 72 12 5 5 1 0 3 Tanana 5 7 6 27 23 21 1 1172 140 82 82 16 39 2 Total 52 58 4.57110110 28 979.0 980 542 497108 441581 60 17 30 76 35 7 22 37 11 2 6 8 79 14 32 61 65 18 60 75 3 0 2 0 452102310113 BATTERS AVQ AB 2B 38 HR RBI BB SO SB CS, Sheffield Mottor 1 8 54 0 7 27 3 14 67 0 1 13 3 5 34 29 30 20 25 31 64 5 8 25 28 8' 20 2-4 7-1 3 1-, 4 7 51 113 27 38 66 19 48 119 23 15 22 4 41 86 15 .314 360 203 218 .299 396 262 78 277 311 Surhoff "If it wasn't for my moving to the Chicago Tribune in 1981, I wouldn't be here today," Holtzman said Monday. Maybe.

For sure, if that hadn't happened, the kid you outwrote and outworked and outperformed wouldn't have been around in Cooperstown Monday to pound out this modest essay. We shared, and share, a love of baseball, but here's the fork in the road. Holtzman's passion is unique. You don't copy it; you just read it and savor. It's the' Holtzmans who contribute mightily to baseball's current status, a game for all seasons.

He took us into dugouts and clubhouses and meeting rooms before the mini-cam, before the tape recorder, before ESPN. The men behind the plaques in his new house, the Hall of Fame, Holtzman brought you every morning with coffee. "Mr. Philip K. Wrigley of the Cubs was George Steinbrenner's historical antecedent," Holtzman said at Cooperstown Central School Monday.

"He changed coaches every two or three weeks." Everybody roared. Another tip-off to the Dean. 22 47 "Hey," he said. "It's only a game." Palmer was terrific, but he had the handkerchief out. during his warmup tosses.

All those Oriole fans listening to his speech on the school lawn may never know. Morgan hailed Nellie Fox as an inspiration, though not before cracking during his first sentence. Holtzman, the Marine, had cause to cry but didn't. His bride of 41 years, Marilyn, was there, as were family and friends, but not daughter Catherine Ellen. She oassed away in February at age "My thoughts are with her today," mentioned Holtzman.

"Two days before she died, she said, i won't be able to be with you in Cooperstown. But Baseball was, and the coast is clear for all other news-gathering organizations. Jerome took Monday off. However, when last seen, he was preparing his next column, to be printed here soon. He had a purpose in that furry brow, a cigar in his mouth, the scent of a bloodhound.

Beware, the Dean. The kid knows the look. I 57 12 31 17 27 11 30 32 34 56 58 15 13 19 276 170 257 222 249 293 242 396 236 161 Diaz Spier Brock Your Fewer 2 14 3. 2 e. a 3 37 73 67 98 Continued from page 1 kindness, perhaps sympathy.

C'mon, said Holtzman, I'll introduce you to Walter Alston. And Jerome did that sort of thing throughout the summer, waving his cigar at everyone in baseball, but never forgetting that fright-' enedkid. Why did the kid shake so? Because Holtzman was what he still is, a 10-ton gorilla on deadline. He verily beat the kid's brains in from New York to Los Angeles and points between. The kid thought he could somehow escape the Dean's genius on that first road trip.

If his articles were out of sight, Holtzman would would be out of mind, or so the kid thought. Bingo, first morning in Houston, the morning newspaper there runs a syndicated scoop from his nibs, Jerome Holtzman. Something about Bowie Kuhn that the kid had no prayer of gathering, for lack of sources, know-how, perception. Jerome doesn't dwell only on the game. Jerome has the inner game down cold, 11 51 2 14 20 38 7 0 5 17 10 25 66 49 89 8 20 230 148 227 256 214 276 .171 111 18 34 3 37 56 IB 36 59 10 9 19 6 0 0 12 2 10 44 0 18 49 2 0 11 Gantner Vaughn Deer O'Brien 5 3 6 2 2.7 0 0 2 2573627 508 931 180 20 85 471 364 649 111 61 104 Total BATTERS AVQ AB 28 38 HR RBI BB SO SB CS 8 Henderson .332 352 84 117 24 3 21 44 67 40 49 6 3 .300 333 68 100 6 1 34 82 47 105 15 8 1 Ouirk 275 80 8 22 5 1 2 17 8 21 0 0.4 DHenderson 274 383 55 105 24 0 18 52 33 85 3 1 3 Lansford 270 348 39 94 10 0 3 37 26 28 12 11 5 Weiss 270 348 41 94 15 1 2 28 29 41 7 1 10 Jose 270 267 38 72 11 0 8 34 13 53 7 2 4 Stenbach 238 260 19 62 11 2 5 29 13 47 0 0 3 Randolph 236 161 19 36 7 1 1 11 14 13 3 0 3 McGwire .220 355 56 78 7 0 28 69 72 72 2 0 2 GaHooo 211 270 23 57 12 2 2 28 21 32 2 5 9 Jennings 205638 17 41088 25 021 Hassey 205 171 14 35 5 0 6 16 16 21 0 0 1 Blankenshn .138 87 9 12 2 0 0 7 11 19 2 1 5 Total 2553692 493 940 150 14 130 476 398 856 102 37 61 PITCHERS ERA OS SV ER HR BB SO Eckersley 2 2 0 75 42 0 35 48 0 28 8 4 1 3 48 Nelson 2 2 1.44 33 0 4 50.0 39 8 8 3 11 24 Kink 0 0 242 26 0 0 26.0 22 7 7 1 11 11 Stewart 15 8 2 68 25 25 0 181.1 152 56 52 11 54 110 HoneycuK 2 2 2 72 43 0 4 46.1 36 18 14 2 15 26 Bums 2 3 2 80 31 0 2 45 0 46 14 14 4 20 27 Harris 1 0 293 6 0 0 15.1 8 6 5 3 5 14 Welch 17 4 3.19 23 23 0 152.1 141 61 54 17 56 80 Sanderson 11 6 3 51 23 23 0 1432 143 61 56 17 38 85 Moor 9 10 4.31 24 24 0 152.1 151 83 73 9 60 60 Young 6 4 4.58 17 14 0 90 1 86 48 48 13 34 43 Totals 68 41 315109109 45 9630 178382344 61320638 PITCHERS WL ERA OS SV ER HR 68 SO La 0 0 000 1 0 0 12 1 0 0 0 1.0 Higuara 8 6 3 34 17 17 0 97 0 SO 44 36 8 25 76 Knudson 8 5 3 45 22 20 0 133 0 142 57 61 12 30 48 Krueoer 8 7 356 24 11 0 1032 101 63 41 9 44 64 Mirabel 3 2 3 57 33 2 0 45 1 47 24 18 7 19 23 Crim 2 4 3 88 44 0 6 65.2 59 30 24 5 17 28 Bosio 4 9 4 00 20 20 0 1322 131 67 59 16 38 78 Robinson 4 3 4.09 10 10 0 55.0 72 28 25 3 20 24 Eden 2 1 4.11 24 0 1 501 44 30 23 4 16 21 Ptesac 2 4 4 72 46 0 16 472 50 25 25 4 21 45 Wegmtn 2 2 4 85 8 5 0 292 37 21 18 1 6 20 Navarro 2 3 4 99 20 11 1 74 0 81 47 41 8 27 39 Verea 0 3 5 00 17 0 1 27.0 31 15 15 4 7 10 Powel 0 3 5.70 6 6 0 36.1 47 30 23 0 16 19 Fossa 2 3 844 32 0 0 29.1 44 23 21 8 10 24 Totala 45 11 4.21106106 25 952.1 1039 530445 91316 814 BATTERS AVQ AB 28 38 BB SO SB CS BB SO SB CS AVQ AB 2B3B BATTERS 28 38 HR RBI BB SO 88 CS BATTERS AVQ AB HR RBI 0 4 15 51 9 34 9 39 3 24 HR RBI 2 9 4 11 9 42 10 18 3 13 10 39 4 9 48 50 65 49 56 39 15 42 0 0 9 4 3 20 1 3 2 1 2 12 69 134 53 110 40 94 32 75 Cerone Azocar Kely Maaa Leyritz Hal Smatro Griffey Martlnu Devi Cotto 333 36 320 419 311 354 291 323 261 267 268 76 .350 80 268 416 261 89 277 173 267 273 7 28 11 28 58 120 17 25 20 48 32 73 3 8 0 4 20 102 18 25 19 28 8 30 0 0' 0.

8 1 4 0' 3 3 9 299 234 284 275 283 300 283 353 276 391 24 70 18 35 78 13 47 85 18 86 100 11 56 108 19 1 12 36 1 12 40 6 11 46 1 '24 60 0 20 67 0 0 11 2 2 Border Olerud Fekx MoQrtff Bel 9 35 42 55 35 64 85 75 24 55 Vlzqud Sax 22 78 1 7 Grubar Muftr 2 8 9 24 8 14 16 35 61 30 1 0 2 I 2 2 II 0 11 2 2 24 12 15 2 9 6 22 5 17 3 24 2 39 2 7 3 17 23 6 24 23 52 10 14 24 61 64 106 279 88 261 199 255 56 250 244 250 424 32 69 15 12 25 78 13 25 54 54 274 409 254 59 249 382 247 168 245 424 66 112 26 7 15 4 61 95 24 25 41 6 57 104 14 2 13 0 1 4 3 0 2 7 7 267 412 257 249 248 318 245 343 227 300 221 217 48 110 24 64 45 79 34 84 17 68 18 48 Buhner Brtoy Reynolds 3 33 9 29 14 47 6 35 2 13 7 25 32 32 15 32 42 105 22 20 11 37 8 87 7 7 2.9 3 8 0 3 2 15 0' Barfietd Marongty Espmoza Geren Myers Fernandez Bradley 7 0 14 0 9 0 4 4 1 24 10 64 4 25 0 7 9 14 22 81 21 30 9 20 26 19 241 170 236 407 222 194 214 131 .197 228 11 41 34 98 21 43 17 28 22 45 Baraonl Toleaon Leonard Vase Brumtey Brian Sojo Lee Whiten HI William 242 33 240 229 230 61 228 160 .133 120 6 8 24 65 4 14 32 41 13 16 3 0 11 55 4 11 11 38 8 37 202 173 .198 51 .187 134 .167 18 .167 114 16 35 10 10 12 25 2 3 7 19 25 54 3 12 12 30 2 3 4 25 12 23 0 4 1 8 0 0 1 9 0 ff. 1 0 1 10 24 3 20 0 3 0 1 0 1 8 .175 67 Schaefer 6 10 Domett Washngton BATTERS AVQ AB 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS Palmeiro 228 390 61 128 22 4 11 66 24 46 3 2 4 Daugherty 312 205 24 64 18 2 27 14 35 0 0 3 Franco .302 391 65 118 21 1 7 49 52 67 19 6 13 Baine 296 257 34 78 10 1 11 40 39 64 0 1 1 Jo.Russel 287 94 11 27 3 0 2 8 825 1 0 3 Sierra 27939852 111 25 2 12 653655 6 0 6 Rekner 263573 15 502 11 4 14 01 1 Huaon 257 280 42 72 12 2 0 19 31 34 7 4 12 tncavlgta 245 364 42 89 21 0 17 61 32 102 3 2 6 Pettis 244 287 45 70 12 6 3 24 33 77 27 13 2 Stanley 242 132 17 32 5 1 2 14 14 13 0 0 2 Buechat 225 151 2134 8 0 6242036 0 0 6 Penal 223 202 17 45 7 1 0 17 3030 0 2 3 KunM .167 120 10 20 7 1 1 7 6 44 1 0 9 Green .143 353600003801 2 Totals 2623638 469 952 180 11 71 441 371 701 60 37 91 PITCHERS WL ERA 0 03 8V IP ER HR BB SO Amsbsrg 6 1 1.19 27 0 3 372 28 10 6 1 20 30 Brown 12 7 3.20 22 22 0 160.1 145 66 57 11 53 77 WM 10 8 3.67 22 21 0 1442 136 71 59 11 75141 Ryan 11 5 3 91 20 20 0 129 0 96 62 56 12 63146 Roger 4 3 98 48 1 10 632 67 32 28 27 81 Hough 8 7 3 96 21 21 0 142.1 120 67 63 17 76 78 Bartield 1 0 4.11 12 0 1 15.1 17 7 7 1 5 8 McMurtry 0 1 4.30 17 0 0 23.0 28 13 11 8 18 7 Mover 1 3 4.46 26 0 702 75 40 35 8 28 48 JeRusad 1 8 4.71 20 0 1 21.0 21 14 11 1 13 15 Jeffooat 3 8 6 02 28 11 3 89 2 103 61 SO 12 26 43 MkHka 0 1 5 40 20 0 0 212 27 13 13 3 10 7 Totala 68 81 4.02107107 26 9592 911486429 81426664 Totala 2603723 119 969 173 32 121 491 362 663 78 35 60 2473625 410 196 131 13 97 360 251 851 71 29 M. ERA OS SV PITCHERS ER HR BB SO PITCHERS ERA .0 OS SV ER HR BB SO Hank Stleb 204 296 331 344 348 0 2 14 ,3 7 '3 1 6 2 2 530 1272 111.1 661 67.1 38 12 12 109 44 42 95 48 41 74 34 33 69 32 28 43 0 3 21 21 0 32 14 3 49 0 8 39 0 1 6 12 55 7 43 71 8 30 73 8 31 79 8 26 40 Perez 1 2 1.29 3 3 0 14.0 8 3 2 0 3 12 Witt 0 4 2 98 15 5 1 48 1 46 22 16 3 20 38 Guetterman 7 4 3 00 45 0 0 66 0 57 24 22 6 19 35 Plunk 4 2 3 53 29 0 0 43.1 42 22 17 4 31 32 Cadaret 4 4 3 63 36 6 912 93 43 37 7 42 51- Righettt 1 0 389 36 0 21 37 0 36 19 19 8 18 30 Ward Acker ToW 2613691 443 968 172 17 74 424 377 501 79 31 90 PITCHERS WL ERAOQ88V ER HR BB SO "Comsttck 5 2 1.69 42 0 1 422 30 12 8 1 17 37 Swift 5 2 1 85 36 1 87.1 90 28 18 2 13 29 Schooler 1 3 2.16 44 0 28 50 0 39 16 12 4 15 39 Swan It 346 8 8 0 260 25 11 10 3 7 6 Johnson 9 7 3.61 22 22 0 147.0 111 66 59 18 81 128 Hanson 11 8 369 22 22 0 1482 133 63 61 11 61 139 Young 6 11 3 69 23 22 0 141.1 119 73 58 9 70109 Hoknan 11 7 3.60 22 22 0 147.0 148 69 62 13 47 90 Hams 1 1 4.13 20 0 0 32 2 24 20 15 4 25 39 Jackson 3 429 4402 562 39 29 27 7 25 51 Knaokert 0 4 94 18 2 0 31.0 38 18 17 3 17 24 Bankhead 0 2 11.08 4 4 0 13.0 18 16 18 2 7 10 Total 87 62 366109101 32 9742 861441361 83410724 9 11 50 4 28 41 11 46 72 20 41 47 12 15 36 10 22 44 Candeiana EMeer Stottternyni Ceruta Key wits 7 4 1 10 12 6 7 1 5 8 3 63.1 681 1380 1222 860 592 65 26 25 66 33 31 149 71 66 141 68 63 100 49 45 62 35 34 355 421 443 4.62 4.71 5.13 38 1 23 8 23 23 22 21 16 18 31 0 Robinson Cery LaPoM Leery 3 93 37 396 17 3 96 21 4 40 22 5 86 20 720 10 10 24 4 62. 31 30 97146 42 134 61 54 160 77 72 116 80 74 52 34y28 15 11 11 662 952 1222 147.1 1132 350 92 7 28 30" 11 38 75 10 43 54, 13 47 91 16 58 89, 1 19 20. 4 3 5 Hawklna 8 14 1 2 1 1 4 Total 57 61 197101101 38 9732 964461429 98316583 Jcnt Letter Total 42 84 424106108 23 947.0 977 4914411I10 397 67O Statistic trough Sunday ganwa.