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14 1-1 'r 1 11 1 rif 4p 1' 1-4 1 '14 '44 -1 '1 1r 'Ir Irvvirl 41 ft S( vir -yowl to vv THE NEWS OBSERVER FRIDAY JUNE 18 1993 BASEBALL 1 Frederick shuts down Durham SOUTHERN LEAGUE MAJOR-LEAGUE NOTES GB 412 6 Str W-2 L-2 W-4 W-3 W-2 Scrappy Keys show speed on the base paths and on the mound to knock off the Bulls after they retired Joe Morgan's jersey Str L-1 L-3 L-3 W-I GB 5 5 6 V2 Eastern Division Pct Greenville(Braves) 39 29 574 Orlando(Cubs) 36 32 529 Carolina (Pirates) 34 33 507 Knoxville Blue Jays) 33 35 485 Jacksonville (Mariners) 31 37 456 Western Division I Pct xNashvi Ile (Twins) 38 30 559 Birmingham (White Sox) 33 35 485 Huntsville(Athletics) 33 35 485 Memphis(Rovals) 32 36 471 Chattanooga (Reds) 31 38 449 x-clinched firsthall division title Wednesdays games Carolina 10 Nashville 9 Greenville 13 Orlando 3 Knoxville 3 Huntsville 0 Birmingham 4 Chattanooga 3 Jacksonville 4 Memphis 3 Thursday's games Greenville 10 Orlando 4 Knoxville 2 Huntsville 1 Chattanooga 4 Birmingham 1 Memphis 5 Nashville 0 Only games scheduled Today'S games Jacksonville at Orlando Greenville at Carolina Chattanooga at Knoxville Birmingham at Huntsville Memphis at Nashville showing their "respect' for Sanders who left the team for three weeks in a contract dispute then went hitless In his first 29 at-bats after signing a three-year $1075 million contract LEWIS SETS OUTFIELD MARK: Giants center fielder Darren Lewis set a major-league record Thursday with his 243rd errorless game That's the most by an outfielder at the start of his career The Cubs' Doug Dascenzo played 242 errorless games at the start of his career in 1988-91 The record for most errorless games by an outfielder at any point in his career is 266 by Don Demeter in 1962-65 IN MOVES: Jim Abbott has been placed on the 15-day disabled list by the Yankees retroactive to June 10 with an aggravated abrasion on the inside of his left thumb The Athletics have put reliever Rick Honeycutt on the 15-day disabled list with a broken wrist on his pitching hand Phillies outfielder Wes Chamberlain has been placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to June 16 with a pulled left hamstring BRAVES SIGN KING: Outfielder Andre King the Braves' first selection in the amateur draft signed with the team Thursday The Braves said he will be assigned to Danville of the Rookie League RT RTS RTS RTS A NEW SITE FOR Owner George Steinbrenner who often talks about pulling the Yankees out of the Bronx reportedly has looked at building a stadium in Manhattan near Madison Square Garden He also is said to be considering sites in every other borough of the city and in suburban Westchester County and New Jersey all in the name of getting more people to come and pay money to watch his team "I might not have a choice" Steinbrenner told a television interviewer Tuesday night when 30000 turned out for a game with the Red Sox leaving about 27000 empty seats "For us to be drawing what we're drawing this year with the kind of team this is is kind of ridiculous" The Yankees have nine years left on their lease at Yankee Stadium but Steinbrenner has long maintained that the city shorted him on parking space Steinbrenner has said parking problems and the perceived menace of the South Bronx stadium site were keeping fans from turning out to see the team 'A SHOW OF RESPECT': Deion Sanders has an unusual way of looking at the harsh treatment he's been getting lately from Braves fans "it's a show of respect that you're a good player" Sanders said Braves fans have been relentless in '1 1 Nt 1 i I 44' '4' e-" voI or 4::: i 1 1 IteP li'iA 4ii i 4 "'elb r) 1 1 4t: 4' 4 sr Rt rl 1 CAROLINA LEAGUE Str L-2 L-1 L-2 W-1 Str W-3 W-2 W-1 L-3 Southern Division Pct GB x-Kinston (Indians) 37 31 544 Durham (Braves) 33 34 493 312 Salem (Pirates) 31 37 456 6 Winston-Salem(Reds) 31 37 456 6 Northern Division Pct GB x-Wilmington (Royals) 44 24 647 Frederick (Orioles) 35 33 515 9 Lynchburg (Red Sox) 30 37 448 1312 PrinceWilliam (Yankees) 30 38 441 14 x-clinched first-half division title Wednesday's games Durham 4 Salem 1 Frederick 7 Kinston 6 Lynchburg 4 WinstonSolem 2 Wilmington 6 Prince William 0 Thursday's games Frederick 3 Durham 1 Wilmington 5 Kinston 2 Winston-Salem 8 Prince William 5 Lynchburg 6 Salem 4 The Keys' Curtis Goodwin leapfrogs over the Bulls' Tony Graffanino but is held at second base STAFF PHOTO BY LANCE POWELL -AA'- (Store Coupon) II 7er Wiltlicifil ca BUY A RACK ri pd STE AL THE LOCKS! 0 ---tr 0 AP Buy an Yakima rack system and get a free set of rack $3200 value! Just bring this coupon to the Yakima dealer listed below Trust your equipment to Yakima pro canoe the leader in multi-sport support 11 nilill ttn Pro Canoe 11 0 I 5710 Opital Blvd q041 0 tilli 872-6999 01 90 Days Same As Cash (e' An3 1 IFOINCHISE BEIBUSINESS ORRORTUNITIY ENE 0 BY BILL WOOD WARD STAFF WRITER DURHAM The Frederick Keys manufactured a victory over the Durham Bulls on Thursday night The Keys mixed in a speedy leadoff batter and a stifling pitching performance pushing all the right buttons to produce a 3-1 win at Durham Athletic Park The Bulls who were eliminated from the firsthalf race in the Carolina League's Southern Division earlier in the week were blanked for six innings by Brian Sachinsky last year a second-round draft pick out of Stanford by the Orioles And the Keys scratched and clawed for single runs in the first three innings to spoil a good effort by Bulls starter Kevin Lomon who dropped to 4-2 despite giving up only five hits in eight innings "They scratched for one here and one there and their pitcher demonstrated the ability to put a lot of zeros on the board" Bulls manager Leon Roberts said "He didn't need a whole lot of scratching" Leadoff hitter Curtis Goodwin was a pest on the bases The Carolina League stolen bases leader had three Thursday night to increase his total to 35 "Like Whitey Herzog said speed never goes in a slump" Roberts said And so it went The Keys ran and pitched their way to a win on a night when the Bulls honored Joe Morgan a 1963 Durham player who was a two-time MVP with the Cincinnati Reds by retiring his No 18 Bulls jersey No sooner had a painting of Morgan's jersey been unveiled on the outfield wall than Goodwin went to work He drew a leadoff walk stole second went to third on a ground-out and scored on another ground-out It was 1-0 without benefit of a hit A one-out double an infield single and a balk produced a second-inning run and Goodwin got it going again in the third The Keys outfielder singled stole second went to third on a groundout and scored on a sacrifice fly by Alex Ochoa who drove in two runs without getting a hit The Keys were up 3-0 and had only three hits "Lomon pitched good another quality start" Roberts said "I can't remember a bad outing he has had all year He keeps us in every game "But their guy was pretty stout" Sachinsky (24) combined a big breaking curve ball with a fastball aRemanufactured Engine Salet2i Mite Engines as low as Engines as low as MINOR-LEAGUE BASEBALL CALENDAR SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU DAY une le 19 20 21 22 23 24 GRN GRN GRN OFF NASH NASH NASH 7:35 7:35 6:05 8:35 8:35 8:35 1X 8 WKIX (0) WIOX leS0) 850) MIX 850) MIX 850) WWRMKIT114901 W11818114901 WM1111490) pszts WK150) wall MOT 1420 ItiV OT 1420 ViVOT 1420) FRO FRD OFF SAL SAL SAL KIN 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:00 er vitmc6432A WIXIti(ig) WIVIC OM ME (620) MIK 1628) WOK WO) VICOQ(1340) WOO(1346) VBC1(1344) WOO (1340) VI118 MO) JUNE 19 20 RALEIGH CIVIC CONVENTION CENTER $1395 Installed Includes oil oil filter and anti-freeze for most cars and light trucks Factory Remanufactured Domestic and Imported Engines 12 month or 12000 mile warranty Engine Xpress Engines 12 month or 12000 mile warranty Engine Xpress 5 of act: e' 1 it 1 I) BE YOUR OWN BOSS See on display NATIONAL and REGIONAL COMPANIES offering a WIDE VARIETY of FRANCHISES DEALERSHIPS DISTRIBUTORSHIPS and other BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES for both the LARGE and SMALL INVESTOR I 4 14 I 'V- 3 iz 0 01 3 1 4 4w liInstallation iSt Sales Major Engine Repair Now 4 Locations to Serve You! 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Case Knives Now 30 OFR June Special Hove your tennis racket restrung demo a PRINCE racket and recerve a free PRINCE overgripl Golf Putters Now 30 OFF Golf Umbrellas Now 30 OFF Price Includes Stringing With Synthetic Gut will not play tonight nor will Raleigh's Scott Schweitzer (also on the University Games team) Watson Jennison (competing for the US in the Maccabiah Games) and Todd Haskins and Gabriel Okonkwo (schedule conflicts) The Flyers however will have available former NC State All-America Chris Ogu who signed with the club last week Raleigh (64) carries a folvmatch winning streak into tonight's contest TOM HARRIS The Raleigh Flyers who have climbed to second place in the US Interregional Soccer League's Atlantic Division hope to avenge their only loss this season when they meet the Richmond Kickers tonight at 7:30 at the University of Richmond Richmond (3-5) edged Raleigh 2-1 on May 15 Former Davidson All-America Rob Ukrop scored the game-winning goal in the final minutes Ukrop who since has joined the US team for the upcoming World University Games The camera SOCCER work was better than expec- r- ted although ei ABC did linger a bit too long re on some close ups during the action and the slow-mo tion replays were excel-Tom lent particuHARRIS larly on the Tab Ramos-toRoy Wegerleto-Thomas Dooley connection for the first US goal and on Dooley's second goal that barely cleared the goal line Roger Twibell Rick Davis and Seamus Malin did a creditable job with the play-by-play and commentary although Davis rambled a bit We could have done without his repeated references to Dooley's German birthright The interminable strings of commercials and promos during pregame halftime and postgame seemed a small price to pay for the uninterrupted action Give ABC-TV and WTVD-Channe111 a for this one Cup TICKETS: If you haven't ordered your '94 World Cup tickets yet forget it for now The first public sale of tickets for the nine first- and second-round sites opened last weekend and within hours the full allotment had been used up at six of the nine sites Only scattered tickets remained for matches at Detroit Palo Alto Calif and New York and those were expected to be gone by mid-week 1 A handful of tickets still must be allotted but those won't go on sale until pairings are announced next month NATIONAL WOMEN: The ACC-bol stered United States women's national team will become the first US team ever to play an international match indoors on natural grass Monday night when it takes on Canada in the Silver-dome in Pontiac Mich But the US women will play without head coach Anson Dorrance and UNC stars Kristine Lilly and Mia Hamm Dorrance Lilly and Hamm will be in Chapel Hill working at the Carolina Women's Soccer Camp which begins the first of three week-long sessions Saturday The US squad will include UNC junior Tisha Venturini NC State sophomore Thori Staples and ex-Tar Heels Carla Werden Overbeck and Linda Hamilton plus former Virginia standout Amanda Cromwell Assistant coach Tony DiCicco will lead the team WHITE SIGNS Carson White an all-state performer at Sanderson and a member of the Raleigh Flyers has announced that he'll attend Methodist College in Fayetteville this fall FLYERS UPDATE: The Flyers complete a two-week three-game road trip tonight at Richmond and will return home next weekend meeting Baltimore on Friday June 25 at 7:30 pm at the Broughton High stadium After the Baltimore match Raleigh has just three home matches remaining vs Delaware on July 2 vs Connecticut on July 10 and vs Columbia on July 23 in its regular season NAMES: Jimmy Rogers of Raleigh who coaches in the CASL Girls Classic Division was honored as the girls coach of the year by the NC Youth Soccer Association last weekend Other award-winners were Jay Jones of Greensboro boys coach of the year Keith Hoile of Greensboro adult referee of the year and Pat Weber of Greensboro winner of the Tom and Linda Mosier Award for contributions to youth soccer SPogirOM United States Racquet Stnnaers ouviciation Limited sizes quantities available No rainchecks Clearance coupons void during sale Prices reflect discount off original price at 1-tu Cary Towne Center Near Ctr CtNext to Eddie Bauer 460-6479 1 1 0 1 Ab-1116-AAla.