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THE WINDSOR STAR THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1990- B3 Tiger farmhand accomplishes rare pitching feat DOWN ON THE FARM GORETEX outerwear Layering: Your Ultimate Weather Weapon CORE TEX outerwear ii engineered for the greatest versatility in comfort and protection. To maximize the performance of your CORE TEX outerwear, dress layers By using several different types of clothing, you can odd or subtract layers to match a wide variety of weather conditions. GORE-TEX OUTERWEAR BY Sim A DESIGNS Is available at: By Bob DuffStar Sports Reporter With a 3-0 victory over Fort Lauderdale on Saturday, Lakeland Tiger pitcher Randy Marshall accomplished a feat performed by no minor-league pitcher since 1986. The win improved Marshall's Florida State League slate to 7-2. Combined with a 13-0 mark for Fayetteville of the South Atlantic League, Marshall is the minors first 20-game winner since Blaise Ilsey.

Like Marshall, Ilsey, who pitches in the Houston Astros chain, is a left-hander and a native of Michigan. In 1986 he was 12-4 with Asheville of the SAL and 8-2 with Osceola of the FSL Consistency has been the keynote phrase in Marshalls success story. A combined 5-5 with Fayetteville and Niagara Falls of the New York-Penn League last year, Marshall won 13 of 14 starts this season for the Generals, posting a 1.33 earned-run average and striking out 81 while allowing just 64 hits and only nine walks in 101 innings. That earned Marshall a promotion to Lakeland, where his numbers havent been as awesome, but are still impressive. In 12 starts, his ERA is 3.13.

Hes struck out 34 while walking 14 in 69 innings. Overall, Marshall has hurled seven complete games and five shutouts this year. start Monday. Just who, or where, they will play is unknown. Albany, London and Canton are in a tight, three-way battle for first place.

Shortstop Dean DeCillis hit .407 last week and leads London with a .289 batting average. Fayetteville (A): The Generals are also preparing for playoff action next week. To bolster the roster, theyve added right-handed pitchers Eric Leimeister and Denny McNamara from Niagara Falls and catcher Brad Wilson and outfielder Dave Keating from Bristol. Meanwhile, righty Leo Torres was promoted to Lakeland. Niagara Falls (A): Juan Lopez has officially been named manager of the Rapids.

He had Jheen listed as interim manager while Aurelio Rodriguez took care of personal matters in his native Mexico. Bristol (Rookie): With 12 homers, shortstop Jimmy Alder has one less than the rest of his Tiger teammates. Outfielder Tony Clark, Detroits 1990 first-round pick, is batting .164 with one homer. Catcher Genaro DeBrand was assigned from Niagara Falls. No Tiger farmhand has put up such numbers since Don Heinkel was 19-6 at AA Birmingham in 1983.

Shortstop Keith Kimberlin and manager John Li-pon were named to the FSL all-star team. The Tigers have posted four straight shutouts to equal the FSL record and Lakeland's 82 wins equal a club record. First baseman Ivan Cruz ranks fourth in the league with 73 RBIs and ninth overall with a .291 batting average. Pitcher Todd Krumms ERA of 2.27 is seventh-best in the FSL. Lakeland opens the best-of-three playoff series with West Palm Beach at home Saturday, West Palm Beach won four of seven regular-season meetings between the two clubs.

Toledo (AAA): For the fourth successive year, Detroits AAA franchise will not have a winning record. Theres less then a week to play in the International League season and the Muds Hens are 56-81. The last Tiger AAA affiliate to post a winning campaign was Nashville, which was 71-70 in 1986. With 48 steals, outfielder Milt Cuyler leads all current AAA players. London (AA): The Tigers will be one of four teams in the Eastern League playoffs, which Store Hour 104 Thurs.

I fri. 104 Sat. 10-5 1 276 Ouellette Ave. 253-4162 "FASHION IN ACTIONr As acquire Baines and McGee Parrish: Larry Parrish is saying farewell to the game that has dominated his life since he was eight years old. The 36-year old Parrish, who spent 15 seasons in the majors before playing in Japan, told the Hanshin Tigers he is returning to the U.S.

for treatment of a chronic knee injury. Parrish, the leading home-run hitter in Japans Central League last season with 42, leads the league this year with 28. In the 105 games this season, he batted .249 and had 80 RBIs. Elster: New York Mets shortstop Kevin Elster is scheduled for arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder next week and will miss the remainder of the season. Elster was placed on the 15-day disabled Aug.

7 with tendinitis in his shoulder. He was put on a daily exercise program but the pain continued. Jackson: Larry Jackson, who pitched for three National League teams and was named to three all-star teams, has died after seven-month battle with cancer. He was 59. Jackson, in a 14-year major-league career, had a lifetime record of 194-183.

AROUND THE HORN interpretation of what White said about breaking up player fights and the umpires handling of an ejection. West had said Tuesday that White, who met with the umpire earlier in the day in Philadelphia amid feuding between West and the Philadelphia Phillies, told him umpires "are not to become involved in any more fights." The Phillies had criticized West for throwing Von Hayes out of a game in Los Angeles last week over a remark he heard Hayes make about another umpire. Star Wire Services The Oakland Athletics, in their second big deal of the day, acquired outfielder Willie McGee the National Leagues second-leading hitter from the St Louis Cardinals Wednesday night for outfielder Felix Jose and minor leaguers infieider Stan Royer and pitcher Daryl Green. McGee, 31, was batting .335 for the Cardinals. He was eligible for free agency at the end of the season and indicated he would not stay in St.

Louis. Earlier in the day, the Athletics obtained four-time All-Star Harold Baines from Texas for two players to be named later. Baines, 31, was batting .290 with 13 home runs and RBIs in 103 games for Texas. He started 95 games at designated hit' ter and two in the outfield this season. The World Series champion Athletics, trying for their third straight American League pennant, lead the West division by games over Chicago.

Post-season rosters must be set by midnight Friday. The Oakland Athletics, trying to add power for the post-season, acquired four-time All-Star Harold Baines from the Texas Rangers on Wednesday for two players to be named later. Dubois: The Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday acquired left-handed pitcher Brian DuBois on a waiver claim from the Detroit Tigers. DuBois, 23, will report to the Orioles on Monday for an examination. He missed his last start with Toledo, Detroits Class AAA farm club, because of soreness in his left elbow.

Olson: Baltimore Orioles reliever Gregg Olson has a sore right elbow and will be rested for an undetermined amount of time, manager Frank Robinson said Wednesday Olson allowed five runs in one-third of an inning Tuesday in the Orioles 11-3 loss to the New York Yankees. It was two runs more than he had allowed in each of his previous 125 appearances. An examination on the elbow has not been set. Dykstra: Philadelphia Phillies and center fielder Len Dykstra agreed Wednesday to a three-year contract. Financial terms were not disclosed and the deal includes a fourth year at the club's option.

Dykstra, the National Leagues leading hitter at .340, could have become a free agent at the end of the season. Piniella: Cincinnati Reds manager Lou Piniella wont disclose how much the National League fined him for throwing a first-base bag into right field, but he says it is a notable amount. Piniella, who marked his 47th birthday Tuesday, received a letter that day from National League president Bill White informing Piniella of the fine. West: National League president Bill White disputed Joe Wests MX 6 INCLUDING SPECIAL EDITION MODEL mmbt rfrAV 3 Let your Mazda dealer cool your summer down. He's offering you genuine Mazda air conditioning free on all 626 and MX-6 models, including the value-packed Special Editions, 323 Protege, RX-7 and Mazda Trucks.

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