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is' The News and Observer Raleigh NC Sunday April 7 1991 Johnson keeps lead with eagle on No 18'' The Associated Press I Golf Minor-league notebook Ex-ACC stars on Bulls roster By BILL WOODWARD Staff writer Staff photo by Gary Alien 2 --z Minor-league notebook p---1 Ex-ACC stars on Bulls roster By BILL WOODWARD Staff writer 1------ 1 i1 4 1 114 7 7 4: 1 i 0 i -''1- 4 I7 2: ie 7-- 1---i1--: "1'' Staff Staff photo by Gary Alien Faith) arrives for Masters AUGUSTA Ga Nick Fa Ido began unexpectedly early preparation in his bid for an unprecedented third straight Masters title The English golfer arrived Saturday two days ahead of schedule after the Independent Insurance Agent Open in Houston was postponed because of heavy rain Thursday and Friday '2 "A washout but not a total loss" FaIdo said before heading to the Augusta Natidnal Golf Club and a practice session "A bit more competition would have been nice" Back at The Woodlands Texas officials of the Independent Insurance Agent Open will make a final attempt to play golf today with a $100000 Scramble involving 48 pros over the soggy Woodlands Country Club course i TUCSON Ariz Hometown favorite Chris Johnson eagled the 18th hole to stave off a charging Jan Stephenson and hold a three-stroke lead after three rounds of the LPGA Tour's $350000 PING-Welch's Championship Johnson who has been at least a co-leader since the first round fired a 7-under-par 65 for a 54-hole tournament record of 15-under 201 over the 6199-yard North Course at Randolph Park The old mark was 204 set by Lori Garbacz in 1989 Stephenson still recovering from a broken left ring finger she sustained in a mugging last year also eagled the par-5 458-yard final hole for a 65 and 54-hole total of 204 Donna Andrews a former North Carolina golfer and Meg Mallon were at 208 Colbert catches fading Rodgers SCOTTSDALE Ariz Jim Colbert a rookie on the Senior PGA Tour shot a 5-under-par 67 to catch faltering Phil Rodgers for a share of the lead after three rounds of The Tradition Rodgers winless in three senior seasons started the day at 12-under with a six-shot lead over Colbert and four others but had five bogeys and a double-bogey in his round of 73 Rodgers and Colbert were at 11-under 205 heading into the final round of the $800000 tournament Ben Smith was tied for second with Jim Dent at 209 Defending champion Jack Nicklaus making his senior season debut on the 6864-yard Cochise Course he designed at Desert Mountain carded the day's best round of 66 to move into contention at 210 Maginnes paces Pirates in CAA i WILSON Maginnes shot a 2-under- par 70 taking the individual lead and pacing East Carolina to a 12-shot lead going into today's final round of the Colonial Athletic Association Golf Championships at the Wilson Country Club East Carolina is the defending champion and has won four of the five CAA titles Maginnes with a two-day total of 144 holds a five-shot lead over Chad Baleg of James Madison The Pirates are at 596 12 shots ahead of Richmond and 13 in front of William and Mary Soviet exhibition Fourteen-year-old Dmitri Mikhailov performs on the parallel bars during an exhibition by Soviet gymnasts at Gym Carolina The Soviet athletes conducted clinics Saturday for youth gymnasts and performed Van Slyke receives fourth-richest pact rrrr FREE ESTIMATES TiWo lome fdC 1 4 epal InHome Cary-600 Chatham St 460-1991 Raleigh-3700 Western Blvd 859-FAST Raleigh-4205 Wake Forest Rd 790-1991 IServing Raleigh I For Over 72 Yeam BAGWELL BAGWELL INC INSURANCE AGENCY 708 ST MARY'S STREET RALEIGH NC PHONE: (919) 832-6667 All Forms of Insurance -t FREE ESTIMATES BAGWELL BAGWELL INC TA' VG Gm epal itnirshig" INSURANCE AGENCY 708 ST MARY'S STREET IrV "10-: RALEIGH NC InHome CQ AAP 1 serving Raleigh PHONE: (919) 832-6667 All Forms of Insurance Cary-600 Chatham St 460-1991 For Over Raleigh-3700 Western Blvd 859-FAST Ye am Raleigh-4205 Wake Forest Rd 790-1991 rr rrr'rr Billie Smith Ronald Bagwell Billie Smith Billie Smith Ronald Bagwell Billie Smal From wire reports Baseball notes 01---- 4 Sale Ends April IPft ALE WRANGLER AT A EAGLE GA A Brian Bark and Brian Kowitz who battled each other for three years in the Atlantic Coast Conference are slated to start the season in Durham Bulls uniforms Kowitz an outfielder from Clemson was a ninth-round pick by the Atlanta Braves last June and Bark a left-handed pitcher from NC State was a 12th-round pick Both started their professional careers last summer at Pulaski of the rookie Appalachian League Grady Little the Bulls manager said Friday in a telephone interview from Atlanta's spring training home in West Palm Beach Fla that Durham's roster probably would not be set until Monday But he said that Bark would be a starter for the Bulls and Kowitz would be his center fielder "They both started out a little slowly in camp but came on real strong at the end" Little said "Bark had his best outing of the spring yesterday Thursday striking out nine in five innings" Kowitz who was ACC player of the year in 1990 after hitting 403 for the Tigers had a 324 average in 43 games at Pulaski last summer He was called up to Class AA Greenville but hit only 132 in 20 games Bark a three-time All-ACC se- lection who set numerous offensive and pitching records for the Wolfpack in his four seasons as an outfielder and pitcher went 2-2 with a 266 ERA at Pulaski before his rookie season ended early when he was hospitalized for more than a week with a sinus infection Little also said that shortstop Mike Mordecai whose 1990 season in Durham was cut short by an ankle injury will be back for the Bulls It appears that the Bulls will have a limited number of return ing players from last year's squad that finished 71-68 overall The Braves organization will have one less minor-league team this season dropping its Class A team in Burlington Iowa As a result Atlanta has released numerous minor-league players including 1990 Bulls Theron Todd Chris Czarnik Skipper Wright and Phil Maldonado Second baseman Kevin Castleberry a fourth-round pick in the 1989 draft who bit 242 at Durham last year was optioned to the coop Miami Marlins "Under the new regime of General Manager John Schuerholz they have been more interested in keeping the best players at the spots where they are supposed to be" Little said "instead of placing players according to where they were drafted" The Carolina Mudcats Pittsburgh's affiliate in the Class AA Southern League who will playing their inaugural season in Zebulon will have some familiarity for fans who have watched Carolina League games at Durham Athletic Park in recent seasons The Mudcats roster will feature several players who played in DAP against the Bulls as mem- bers of the Carolina League's Salem Buccaneers Catcher Mandy Romero the CL's All-Star catcher after hitting 291 with 17 homers (second in the-- league) and a league-leading 90 RBI for Salem last year will be a Mudcat So will infielder Bruce Schreiber who hit 290 with 48 RBI for the Bucs and was named the Carolina League's All-Star utility infielder Other 1990 Bucs on the Mudcats' tentative roster include outfielders Chris Estep and Darwin Pennye infielder Mike Huyler and pitchers Chip Duncan Stan Fansler Pete Murphy and Tim Wakefield Pitcher Joe Ausanio who led the Carolina League in saves in 1989 with 20 and had 15 at Class AA Harrisburg last season will be the Mudcats' bullpen ace Ausa lio 25 a right-hander has a ca- ERA of 184 in three minor 2eague seasons and has struck out VO2 batters in 19023 innings Brian Bark and Brian Kowitz who battled each other for three years in the Atlantic Coast Conference are slated to start the season in Durham Bulls uniforms- Kowitz an outfielder from pick Clemson was a ninth-round pik by the Atlanta Braves last June and Bark a left-handed pitcher pick km Both State started wtahseai their ho -freosulnud sl ai nk al lof careers the roo last Appalachian er i League er Bulls manag- sraaiddYFLriltdtal Little in ea 13tel telephone in- terview from Atlanta's spring training home in I'Vest Palm Beach Fla that Durham's roster probably would not be set until 11 Monday But he said that Bark Bulls would be a starter for the and Kowitz would be his center fielder "They both started out a little slowly in camp but came said strong at the Little ai I tine TIEMPO BRADENTON The Pittsburgh Pirates signed Andy Van Slyke their Gold Glov cen- ter fielder to a three-year contract extension worth $1265 million Saturday making him the fourth-highest paid player in the major leagues Under the extension which takes effect in 1992 Van Slyke will get $4 million next year $46 million in 1993 and $33 million in 1994 plus a $750000 signing bonus The three-year average of $422 million puts him behind only Boston pitcher Roger Clemens ($538 million per year) New York Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden ($515 million) and Oakland outfielder Jose Canseco ($47 million) Van Slyke was eligible to file for free agency at the end of this season He is in the final year of a three-year contract that will pay him $195 million this season "The offer was fair and generous" Van Slyke said HOT SEATS: Baseball's return to the nation's capital was not without its problems The ticket lines were dreadfully long in Washington Saturday causing some fans to miss nearly half the game But if attendance at exhibition games means anything then Washington made a positive statement in its bid to get a National League expansion team in 1993 A crowd of 37458 about 11000 short of capacity paid up to $2050 per ticket to see the Boston Red Sox defeat the Baltimore Orioles 4-1 at RFK Stadium "That's a significant statement" said John Akridge the chairman of the group attempting to bring baseball back to Washington Also in contention with Wash ington for an expansion team are Miami Denver Buffalo Tampa-St Petersburg and Orlando I NO AGREEMENT: Frank Viola and the New York Mets failed to agree on a contract extension Saturday and Viola a left-hander says he is headed for free agency after the season Viola 20-12 in 1990 is looking for a deal similar to the one the Mets gave Dwight Gooden last Monday Gooden signed a three-year deal for $1545 million and he can make as much as $162 million with incentives The Meta have offered Viola $13 million for three years 1 0'7 i 1t 1 I 0 4 A 1P'igust loot vire ilittoss st -11 poo gra OSP al -ad dog igto ere dde Logaggd 4 spo wg- ra ii 0 (4410011 P''4116'-4111L ZS111111011'-- dok 411-- t- 11 A P1 1-14kk I 1 LSA4N114z SAVO SAVE NOW! 77 Big-league umpires go on strike ILF AA la "PA AA11e Pi55i8OR13 Whitewall No Trade Needed All season tread design for year 'round traction Advanced tire shape for responsive handling Computer designed tread pattern for a quiet ride Two steel belts for puncture resistance and strength Reinforced sidewall for increased protection All season tread with aggressive lugs for year 'round traction on and off the road Flexible sidewalls deliver a smooth comfortable ride Steel belted 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Milwaukee at Wrigley Field in Chicago hod two hits including is first home run Darren Holmes pitched 1 V3 innings for the win and Jaime Navarro earned his first save Ryne Sandberg hod two hits for the Cubs Including his fifth home run Twins 4 Rangers 3: Starter Scott Erickson pitched seven innings allowing three hits to earn the victory for Minnesota at Fort Myers Fla Scott Lelus drove in two runs to lead Minnesota Rafael Palmeiro went 2-for-4 with all three RBI for Texas Pirates 3 Tigers 1: Jeff King had three hits to lead Pittsburgh's 15-hit attack at Lakeland Fla Carmelo Martinez and Jay Bell both homered for Pittsburgh John Smiley pitched six innings and struck out six for his second win John Shelby drove In Detroit's only run Phillies Astral 7: John Morris went 3-for-3 and drove in two runs and Vonfloyes had two hits including a home run and two RBIs to lead Philadelphia's win over Houston at Clearwater Fla Joe Boever pitched three innings of one-hit shutout relief for the win Ken Cominiti drove in three runs for the Astros while Luis Gonzalez hit his fifth spring homer for Houston and Len Dykstra ond Dale Murphy each It their second Iv- mere of the spring for the Phillies Mets 3 Blue Jays 2: Daryl Boston scored Just Say Charge Id Wo-b35'Et Lrin Atronzacy I l'' with the Goodyear Credit Card For purchases made on an eligible account finance charges will accrue in accordance with the credit card agreement See your participating Goodyear retailer 10( completo details about terms and eholbhty STATE OR LOCAL TAXES OR SURCHARGES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Vila BE AN EXTRA CHARGE Want to see some minor-league baseball games this summer? a night Almost any night am From Thursday when the Bulls -open in Durham Athletic Park to -Sept 4 when the Mudcats close regular season at Five Counay Stadium one of the area's or both are scheduled be playing at home on 106 of 147 dates There are 32 dates when both teams are at home Some of the more interesting tidbits: In one 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