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The Bangor Daily News from Bangor, Maine • 19

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C6 BANGOR DAILY NEWS TUESDAY JUNE 3 1997 Pro BaseballSports Wells lead Yankees past Red Sox The Associated Press BOSTON Neither David Wells nor Paul has had much success at Fenway Park Looks like both turned their luck around went 3-for-4 and drove in the go-ahead run in the seventh inning and Wells pitched seven solid innings on Monday night to give the New York Yankees a 5-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox one here period is exciting for me pitched very poorly in Fenway just a battle for said Wells who had been 6-14 in Boston over his career time I win here I have to celebrate with a bottle of champagne something about this place I hate it This stadium is not made for The Yankees won the last three games of the series after losing the opener 10-4 when Boston hit six home runs Since Saturday is 8-for-16 with eight RBIs Previously he was batting 242 at Fenway matter where you he said hitting good Sometimes not With the score tied 2-2 in the seventh Bernie Williams and Tino Martinez hit one-out singles before Vaughn Eshelman relieved Aaron Sele (6-4) followed with a line drive to right Wells (6-3) allowed six hits in winning for the fifth time in his last seven starts The left-hander struck out seven and walked two Jeff Nelson pitched the eighth and Mariano Rivera got three outs for his 16th save as sharp today as he has been but he Yankees manager Joe Torre said after 15 innings yesterday we have any other options late For Wells to get us there it was really our only Williams had two hits and scored twice for New York Sele gave up three runs and nine hits in 6 1-3 innings for the last place Red Sox who dropped 15 games behind Baltimore in the AL East now it (the outlook) is pretty said Vaughn -2' Blue Ox general manager Josh Gordon (right) jokes with former Boston Red Sox great George Scott before the start of Monday game against Scott's Massachusetts Mad Dogs The Mad Dogs will play a four-game series against Bangor (NEWS Photo by Michele Stapleton) Mad Dogs edge Blue Ox 3-2 in 11 Savage staying as coach By Andrew Neff Of the NEWS Staff ORONO Reliever Garrett Quinn struck out three batters in his professional baseball debut Monday night but he probably be framing the box score Quinn wishes he had one pitch back the one that Felix Colon belted deep to left-center field that rolled to the fence and drove in the winning run Thanks to hit the visiting Mad Dogs notched their first win of the season a 3-2 decision in 11 innings at Mahaney Diamond first pitch was a sinker in and I fouled it off Then he threw a slider and I got it pretty said Colon The Mad Dogs are now 1-3 this season while Bangor dips to 2-2 The Blue Ox are now 0-4 in televised home games funky three-quarter arm delivery distract Colon because the third baseman watched him pitch to two previous batters Quinn who was signed Monday afternoon struck out the first batter he faced on three pitches before Andre Keene singled to right used a good slider on both guys so I was expecting Colon said Left-hander Tim Lucey come on in relief in the eighth threw 3'3 innings of hitless relief for the win curveball kept me in it not an overwhelming powerful pitcher but when I get my curve-ball going it makes me look that much said Lucey just before getting a face full of shaving cream a ritual for rookies Lucey who hails from Milton Mass just graduated from community college last month The Mad Dogs scored first with a run in the top of the third Kirby Holmes reached base with a one-out single and scored on leadoff hitter Javier double into the left field corner Bangor answered right back with a single and double by No 8 and 9 hitters Chad White and Carlos Mota to lead off the bottom of the third White scored on Dave sacrifice fly to deep center Designated hitter Bob Zupcic made it 2-1 Blue Ox in the fourth with a 390-foot home run his first this season over the fence in left-center This time the Dogs answered quickly With runners on first and second Brown tied the game with a single to right Bangor threatened to retake the lead in the eighth with runners on first and third and no outs but Eke-lund was cut down at the plate trying to score on a ground ball to shortstop With runners at first and second and one out Lucey struck out Zupcic on three pitches and closed the curtain on the Ox threat by retiring Hugh Walker on a fly ball to right field Savage from C4 Cal Bubar a Brewer real-estate owner who serves spokesman for the group acknowledged that roughly 67 percent of those interviewed for the petition approved of performance While most praised the coach for among other things developing the outdoor preparedness program others expressed concern about of Bubar said The group went forward with the petition after meetings with school administrators failed to produce the results they wanted So far debate has mostly occurred behind closed doors and in executive sessions At meeting however critics publicly chided Savage for what they describe as a taskmaster approach to coaching and the appearance of favoritism toward certain players own personal problem with him is that he has an uneven way of handing out said Ted Kimball whose son plays for the junior varsity team kids will be played some will be benched but not on their Cheryl Jacobs another junior varsity parent calls this divide and conquer pitting players against each other to foster competition son told me one day that half the kids on the team like each she said they all liked each other last year What Critics also said they feared not having much of a voice on the upcoming evaluation committee With a makeup of two administrators two coaches one school board representative and two members of the public the committee is bound to be sympathetic to concerns they said supporters meanwhile said the coach is misunderstood: His perfectionism is often mistaken for harshness his energy and drive for arrogance Ironically the call for dismissal comes on the heels of his recognition by the state with the 19 Maine High School Physical Education Teacher of the Year Award In his nomination letter Principal Jerry Goss praised Savage noting attitude that has become highly A 1983 graduate of the University of Maine Savage recently completed his 10th season as head coach During his rookie season in 1988 he directed his team to an Eastern Maine Class A championship He went on to lead the Witches to a 93-97 record including five tournament berths Pro baseball scoreboard Blue Ox baseball Umpires Home Hallion Fast Montague Second Bucknor Third Crawlord 2:42 33659 (50000) Astros 2 Dodgers 0 (Monday Night) LES HOUSTO LOS ANQELES HOUSTON rhW RCdeno 4 0 0 0 Biggio 2b Today Opponent: Massachusetts Mad Dogs Site time: Mahaney Diamond Orono 7 pm Starters: Massachusetts Jay Murphy (0-1 1454) Bangor Mo Christmas (1-0 000) ab bl 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 12 0 2 10 0 3 0 2 2 Home Roe Fir! 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in a game helping Ihe New York Yankees to a 20-13 win1 over the Philadelphia A's The event was overshadowed by the resignation of John McGraw as manager ot Ihe Giants- 1989 Nolan Ryan pitched his1 1 1th career one-hitter and struck out It as Texas beat Seattle 6-f II was Ryan's 16th low-hit game (no-hitter or one-hittar) breaking Bob Feller's record ol 15 Northeast League Northern Division Pet GB Adirondack 2 2 500 Albany 2 2 500 Bangor 2 2 500 Mass 1 3 250 1 Southern Division Pet GB Waterbuiy 3 0 1000 Allentown 2 667 Catskill 1 2 333 2 Elmira 1 2 333 2 Monday' Games Adirondack 6 Albany 5 Allentown al Waterbuiy ppd rain Massachusetts 3 Bangor 2 Gems Albany al Adirondack Allentown al Waterbuiy Massachusetts at Bangor 7 pm Catskill al Elmira Eastern League North Division Nomo pXchad 3 bait am in tha hh Nomo Wal Umpaaa Homa Tala Fiat Oavia Sac ond Rapuano Tbad Ponar 2:28 16227 (53821) Scoreboard Chicago at Cleveland (7:05 pm EDT) Beware ol boo-birds: Albert Belle returns to play at Jacobs Field for the first time since leaving the Indi -ans to sign with the White Sox Stars Sunday Thomson Rockies got his first lour major league hits drove in three runs and earned his first victoiy with a seven-hitter In a 9-2 win over Florida Ryan Klesko Braves homered lor the third consecutive game to lead Atlanta to a 4-3 win over San Francisco Mark Whiten Yankees had a Tuesday's Games San Francisco (Estes 7-2) at Florida (AFemandez 5-5) 1:35 pm Colorado (BM Jones 1-0) at St Lou-is (Morris 2-3) 1:35 pm Los Angeles (Astacio 3-4) at Hous- Ion (Kile 6-2) 1:35 pm Pittsburgh (Cooke 4-6) at Chicago Mjhn mot MihUnd 2000 Cubs (Trachsel 3-4) 2:20 pm Cincinnati (Merpker 2-5) at Philadel- wnhusa oooo phia (Schilling 7-4) 7:35 pm Patare oooo Montreal (PMartinez 8-1) at NY lph3 ToW Totals 31 3 7 3 Slumps Chipper Jones is 6-lor-41 (146) in Ihe past 10 games and hasn't had an RBI since May 19 Philadelphia has lost 9 of 1 1 following an 8-5 setback in New York on Sunday Sites Sunday's Phillies-Mets game in New York drew a crowd ol 42058 the largest al Shea Stadium since opening day Iasi year Surging The New York Mets have won 15 of 20 and moved within one-half game of second-place Florida in the NL East following an 8-5 win Sunday over Philadelphia The Mets are eight games over 500 for the first time since August 3 1991 when they were 55-47 Snapped Tha Los Angelas Dodgers ended an eight-gama road losing streak Sunday with a 6-1 win in St Louis Successive shots Mike Piazza Eric Karros and Todd Zeile hit consecutive home runs to start the fourth inning off St Louis' Alan Banes in a 6-1 victory Sunday Los Angeles last hit three sucessive homers last June 30 when Piazza Karros and Raul Mondesi did it against Colorado Swings Matt Stairs has hit seven home runs al home this year lor Oakland but none on the road Status Pilcher Mark Gubicza already on Anaheim's disabled list since April 7 will undergo surgery on his right shoulder early next week and be out lor al least two months Sidelined New York Mels shortstop Rey Ordonez broke his left hand Sunday In a win over Philadelphia and is expected to be sidelined 4-6 weeks Ordonez one of baseball's flashiest fielders was hurt diving lor Ruben grounder In the eighth Inning Scouting Felipe Crespo hit two home runs tor Syracuse (Blue Jays) In a 10-4 toai Sunday to Norfolk (Mets) Speaking "We got oul-managed outplayed oulhit out-pitched end out-hustled We stunk the whole series" Florida manager Jim Layland after dropping a 9-2 game to Colorado on Sunday Tha Rockies won three ol tour games in the series and ara 5-1 vs the Marlins this season brought it from Ihe Dominican Republic and he apologizes to the National League all the players and the organization and his teammates and he says it wiM not happen again" Dodgers coach Manny Mota speaking tor Los Angeles rookie second baseman Wilton Guerrero who was caught using a corked bat on Sunday In St Louis Seasons June 3 1918 Dutch Leonard ol the Boe- X) 3 Pittsburgh Chicago z-first game was a win American League Sunday's Gamas Milwaukee 7 Chicago White Sox 4 Kansas City 6 Texas 2 NY Yankees 11 Boston 6 15 innings Oakland 8 Toronto 2 Minnesota 5 Anaheim 4 Seattle 4 Detroit 1 Cleveland at Baltimore ppd rain Monday's Garnet NY Yankees 5 Boston 2 Cleveland at Baltimore ppd rain Chicago White Sox at Milwaukee 8:05 pm Minnesota at Texas 8:35 pm Detroit at Oakland 10 pm Toronto at Seattle 10 pm Tuesday's Gamas Detroit (Blair 3-2) at Oakland (Wen-gert 2-3) 3:15 pm Toronto (W Williams 1-5) at Seattle (Moyer 4-2) 6:35 pm Chicago White Sox (Darwin 1-2) at Cleveland (Ogea 5-3) 7:05 pm NY Yankees (Cone 6-3) at Baltimore (Key 9-1) 7:35 pm Boston (Suppan 0-0) at Milwaukee (D'Amico 2-2) 8:05 pm Minnesota (Robertson 5-3) at Texas MaGraca (i 7- pinch-single during a three-run rally In BBrown SB-Womack (20) BBrown (i)! the ninth inning and a home run in the Mats (BJJones 9-2) 7:40 pm San Diego (Valenzuela 2-7) at Atlan ta (Smoltz 6-4) 7:40 pm Games Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia 7:35 pm Atlanta at Montreal 7:35 pm St Louis at Pittsburgh 7:35 pm Houston at Cincinnati 7:35 pm Florida at NY Mets 7:40 pm San Diego at Colorado 9:05 pm San Francisco at Los Angeles 10:35 Muthriecond Pu Third Bonin pm 2 36 21773 (38756) Yankees 5 Red Sox 2 4 Monday Nlght) UN (00 'ATLANTA abrhu Shipley 2b 5 1 2 0 Lotion 42 10 1212 Gwynn rl 4 110 Lamke 21 NEW YORK BOSTON Pom I 4 110 Gicprr ss Qynn rf 4 110 Lamka 2b 5 0 1 0 Thorne from C4 Flyers would have probably lost him for the rest of the series especially if he had to be pulled in Game 2 Ironically the fact the game is in Philly does not necessarily help the cause The fans there are just as unsure about the goaltending situation as is Murray The airwaves of sports talk shows in Philly shows that are brutally acerbic when a Philly team is losing are filled with fan questions about both goaltenders If Snow has a bad start in Game 2 the fans will not hesitate to let go a blast of unfriendly home crowd boo Murray would have the option of trying the play again and bring in Hextall to relieve Snow or use Hextall in Game 3 Game 1 start was everything the Flyers hoped would not happen It was just bad enough to again raise the issue of who starts and not bad enough to answer the question The one thing the Flyers hoped would not happen was to have the focus of any game in the series become their goaltending That has already happened Yesterday Snow and Hextall were smiling as they sat down to meet the press together Hextall said tired of the press calling to see if starting I changed my Snow replied too cheap to change my number I just answer th Joked Hextall give you $20 to get it No pressure between these two Detroit continues to have its answer in Mike Vernon He the back-up goalie during the regular season has started every play-off game He has been superb Just why Scottie Bowman made that move for the play-offs is an intriguing question and it will be one of the great hockey stories if the Red Wings go on to win the Cup Bowman told me first series we were going against Grant Fuhr in net for St Louis I wanted a veteran goaltender who had faced Fuhr in the playoffs before and Vernon had done that I just think you need someone who can look down the ice and see Fuhr and not be intimidated by his great The Detroit writers who cover the team buy that answer and believe there was something more having to do with regular season starter Chris Osgood that Bowman has not said If that is the case he may never say For Vernon the personal slakes are interesting Not only can he win the Cup but he has a contract clause that says if the Wings win he gets another year on his contract guaranteed with a pay increase Otherwise he becomes a free agent That is a win win win situation Snow is the answer to the Flyers goalie conundrum tonight in Game 2 It is an answer on which hangs the opportunity to drink from the Stanley Cup WhNen 2 0 11 Bragg Sojo 2b 4 0 10 Crdaro II (Hill 4-2) 8:35 pm Kansas City (Belcher 5-6) el Ana- MVjhn ib JoS helm (D Springer 3-1) 10:05 pm 1 SFintoy 3 0 0 4100 Cnknffi 3b 4 2 2 Joynar 1b 4 0 2 GVghn 4 0 0 15th during an 11-6 win at Boston Terry Steinbach Twins hit two homers in a 5-4 victory at Anaheim Frank Thomas White Sox homered twice in a 7-4 loss at Milwaukee Sweeps The New York Mets completed a three-game sweep o( Philadelphia on Sunday with an 8-5 win over the Phillies Streaks Wade Boggs who hit just 143 in May and was benched by the Yankees broke an 0-for-15 slump with a three-run homer Sunday at Boaton Sinister Rookie second baseman Wilton aooo MnfcaT ph i Guerrero of the Los Angeles Dodgers ioio ctomz oooo was ejected from Sunday's game jbopli iooo against SI Louis tor using a bal he Total as io Tome 34 a 10 a said ha knew was corked Guerrero Sab Otago oo shattered hie hat while grounding out (1) DP-S0 Diago 2 to lead the Dodgers' 6-1 win While lob San Diago 7 Atlanta a Shtpiay picking up the pieces plate umpire (3) Qwyno 112) Joyityj cs Beamon 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