The News Tribune from Tacoma, Washington • 13

I 1T7 wpr The NowsTribune Section Tacoma Washington Saturday July 9 1983 US cagers upset B-3 Baseball roundup B-4 'riff Soccer Seattle Sounders Tacoma Dome Manager Mike Gebauer said cant keep them out if dates are available There wUl be an opportunity for them to have dates and I think they However the Citlsens Jury unanimously recommended last Tuesday that the MISL get Tacoma Dome dates for indoor (0-man) soccer That would give them preferential selection for 34 regular-season home games and any ff possibilities between the I of -October through April The Sounders have requested 10 regular-season dates plus two playoff dates and will play other NASL indoor games In Seattle Gebauer says he has been asked to provide 41 date possibilities for the MISL and he hopes to have them established by next Friday By that time the Sounders also hope to obtain a selection of dates The Sounders already have a separate contract with the Tacoma Dome for soccer games Aug 3 and Aug 4 for the EuroPac tournament The Sounders yesterday delayed a reconstruction board meeting until next Friday hoping they would have some commitment for dates in the Tacoma Dome by then Bruce Anderson now a minori-stockholder is expected to re-Sounders president next Frank and Vince Colluclo purchased the 371k percent ownership irom Jerry Horn to add to their 39 percent to regain ABC aaeodata director John said Pitcher Ricky Wright Tr' eed to Albeqoarqiae by the mine the future roles for Sounders Body Bride begUme General Manager Don Paul of Ta- to tom (coding coma and head Coach Laurie CaV-forlheSaaPnadaeoGtoato loway 1-: vti-v- n-V Dodger MM nmi 3J's lu Hard sjide pays for Carew California Angels' first baseman Rod Carew third Inning of last night's American League also drove In two runs as California pounded Jarred the ball loose from Boston catcher Gary game at Boston Carew had two hits to boost three Red Sox pitchers for 13 hltsen route to a Allenson in a collision at home plate during the his league-leading batting average to 403 and 9-3 triumph Baseball roundup Page B-3 Ex-gamlbiDe Battle mow ami prospect! Tacoma to host Albuquerque In double-header tonight following rainout Sounders may get to play in Dome Tacoma city official have opened the door for Major Indoor SAW FARM SUPPLY tearing Ms terst annual 165 AB IV3J ISO NOW 9195 I-SmI I ffil -5pX4S AHMAD TDACT6D DAILY! By STAN FARBER rain which washed out the Albuquerque-Tacoma Pacific Coast League baseball game at Cheney Stadium dampen catcher Bill enthusiasm When the teams resume action tonight with a ISO double-header Tacoma will send Mike Warren (3-1) and Curt Young (8-3) against Rich Rodas (11-3) and Dean Rennicke (3-1) And Bathe will be behind the plate for Taco-me Once considered a gamble in the freo-agent draft by Oakland Bathe now is regarded as a blue-chipprospect by the become our said Tigers Manager Bob Didier a former major-league catcher hitting the ball with power and with Kelvin Moore gives us a long-ball threat left-handers He receives well calls a good game is very Intelligent and is a real student of the game a quick learner You teQ him armmthlrig mil applieSit within a few weeks or unique Most players team by repitition it takes them (itii Hu 19-hp 4 wheel drive No YANMAB TBAcrea IB Reg $6150 NOW 1S-tifh 4-wheel No YANMAB vyr 1 rn i 9 rZ: 391 with 10 homers Bathe developed tendinitis in his throwing arm last year and it still bothers him He now most release the ball quicker and be credits Didier with me Bathe is four minutes older than twin brother Bob S3 who signed with the As last year and is a hard-hitting third baseman at Modesto of the California League hitting over J00 and leading the team BUI said i in their igdngtobe Gary Carter (Montreal catcher) But I broke in with Carter and I think he was a lot Ilka BUL both strong and hit weU Carter has a better arm Bathe has the potential to hit 30 homers in the majors and very few catchers are able to do that T1GEB TALES Not sttchan Mark CaUuaa haw aod Big Bm rived at Cheney start Taeeday at Portland pttcfcv Qmcb BMdff lu btn bIaob4 an the disabled hat with a sheaMer alb ABC-TV taped several Albuquerque players la tbo Choaoy itaetalgbtlaraLss Dodgery pro-game fasten oa Wight BeertelLllway be seed game winning streak came to an end Ztok opened the Seattle fourth with a single and was forced by Pat Putnam After Putnam reached second oa a hit-and-run grounder by AlCowens Jamie Allen walked Third baseman Cruz then made an error on Dave Henderson's grounder loading the base Putnam apparently was picked off third by catcher Rick Dempeey but Crux failed to handle the throw on the dose play Rick Sweet then drew a walk forcing in the game's first run A single by Putnam a wild pitch and a single by Gowens made it in the sixth Seattle added a run in the eighth Dak and Putnam singled tag pinch runner John Ifoeea kM 4 4 i 4 1 omm a IH 4 1 4 I i i ilk 4 irf 4 JANtnlk DNxNmcM 1 Samtc a i i i (Murry Ik SIM LmhmhiM 4 smeHaek isii I (SIS IIS issj 4 i TCrwlk 1 Daniptyc TyMi S4 IN TaM lUMla lenisees aeieii MNRM eeaeeeaeeeeee HMhfSSt (j '(-Mhii fCrw HHwr OP Simi SalMmrv LOO HU axtleixv 4MeMxkHMse Onee CIS ip a a ea ee so fn IWM) 4 a OOavta (U4-4) NS I 4 4 WP BOxilk Ml 11144 tf -dtAA 1 Bill Bathe my average dimed to Bathe said got scared But Jim Nettles worked with me and rm seeing the ball much better Pm hitting down on the ban instead of up I've got my 1 up and more away from the plate and Fm more relaxed I know going to get a hit If a pitcher makes a mistake IH hit it Bathe's average has climbed to then tried to get out of trouble with my fastball My ban had good movement down so I could go to it when I needed it for the double If theslider working he was still able to get strikes when he needed them 39 first-pitch strike to 93 batters and 79 strikes out of 119 pitches The shutout the third of Us career lowered Us eaned-run average to 973 and boosted his record to 7-9 certain situations when I felt I needed a ground bell I was able to get Beattie said Fourteen ground-ball outs proved his point really concentrated on iyiii the ball he Beattie has only a 34 lifetime record against Baltimore but he has been credited with two victories In Memorial Stadium this season rd list the toamerd rather not pitch against I list Beattie said not being disreapectfoL just that I match up against them a little better than other teams" Beattie Iseued three walks and struck out two while hurting Us second complete game in 14 starts Wlldnfse by loser Storm Davis (94) contributed to two of runs as Us penonal three- compound Baltimore problems Jim Beattie pitches four-hitter for Seattle in 3-0 blanking of Birds much longer But he picks things up right reason we draft him higher than said Dick Wiendek Oakland director of scouting and minor league personnel that he was rated low by the Major League Scouting Bureau We decided to gnM hoping other clubs would be influenced by the Bathe was a hard-hitting first baseman at La Serna High School in Whittier Calif But be always wanted to catch His coach let him but he would catch batting practice and warm up the pitchers whenever he got the 'dunce He was drafted by Pittsburgh out of Rio Hondo Junior College but rejected the offer because enough He transferred to Fullerton Junior College and later to Pepperdine University where he studied computer ed- year he hit a homer the first month at West Haven but he wound up with Didier said looks like going to be a secood-half hitter any member of the Oriolea But there was nothing that could cover up the arrest early yesterday morning of pitcher Sammy Stewart for drunk driving If the Baltimore clubhouse was in turmoil the have loot 11 of their last 19 games the calmly went about their business despite the absence of new manager Del Crandall who is at home in California for his wedding today 1 Beattie "wh it easy sailing through the lineup with the help of the double plays through three innings then got out of trouble when ho gave up his first two hits in the fourth Baltimore got only two other hits a doutda by Gary Roenicka in the seventh and a single by ex-Martner Todd Crux in the eighth Beattie credited the twin kill- tags with helping in both the long run as well as right away keep your pitch total down so you can be strung late in the the Seattle righthander it have dear i talto have dear saiUng having trouble with kfi night didn't break much because I throw in four days because of the All-Star break I showed the slider and Reg $6595 NOW 5595 9 32-hp 4-wheel drive No 220 YANMAB DBKL TBACIOBS A SAB Reg $7350 NOW Wf I 79 374ip 4 wheel drive No 276 YANMAB DEEIXL IB ACT OB Power shift ftOB tranemtasioa Reg $9195 NOW UVv SMipb 4-wheel drive Ne 338 Power shift transmiesioa Reg $11659 ksgS (urtit E3SBVAI3UUS RAVBSS A SAUS SnCIACMAI! 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