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ED DETRQTT FREE rSSAVEDNtSDAY. AUGUST 30, 1969 TIGERS DOml Oil THE FARM Fayetteville (A) Detroit southeast (Through Monday) Toledo Mud Hens (AAA) BATTING AVG AB HR RBI SB BATTING AVG AB HR RBI SB .299 184 35 55 0 18 39 .286 354 58 101 7 57 10 366 42 101 8 57 4 .258 225 36 58 1 16 4 .251 495 67 124 I 65 .248 230 23 57 3 33 1 .247 219 41 54 0 23 .239 209 25 50 2 21 13 732 298 44 89 I 36 1 320 150 22 S3 1 9 1 J08 264 52 59 I 22 17 .077 13 2 1 0 0 0 AndyToney DanRatoy Rich Rowland DonErickson DarrytMartm Jim Murphy patPesavento Duane Walker Benny CattHo Mark Cole Ron Howard KaseyMcKeon 58 23 45 18 26 3 23 43 Rich Wieligman Bob Richie Chris Alvarez JeflDatz Tim Leiper Dorrengo Michel DanCkMasdo Larry See Torey Lovuto km Wakwander Leo Garcia AlPedrique fcanOeJesus .283 368 47 104 .280 203 40 58 2T 25 32 72 .247 243 25 60 .243 358 42 87 .236 127 16 30 .234 209 16 49 .229 314 42 72 .228 394 47 90 725 467 50 105 .213 310 24 66 .191 176 13 34 .185 27 3 5 Hope for Tigers' system? Perhaps only two Tigers farm clubs Class A Lakeland and Class A Niagara Falls wiD make their league playoffs. But the Triple-A Toledo Mud Hens have bounced back from a dismal start, and a number of players have performed well throughout the Tigers' system. A look at some Tigers minor leaguers who have played well: Rich Wieligman, IB, Toledo: Wie-ligman was not given much of chance 51 35 31 27 3 20 1 PITCHING 7 "i AP PITCHING W-L ERA SV 9 BB SO Atlanta 1990 rotation will have local flavor The Atlanta Braves' starting rotation next season likely will have a strong Detroit flavor. Rookie right-hander John Smoltz, a Detroit native who went to high school at Lansing Waverly, is 12-1 1 with a 2.89 ERA and 157 strikeouts third most in the league.

Young phenom Steve Avery of Taylor Kennedy the Braves' top draft choice in 1988 appears to be a can't-miss prospect who could be a major leaguer as soon as 1990. And then there's Marty Clary of Clawson, who has W-t ERA SV BB 80 0-0 000 0 1 0 0 1 0-0 000 0 1 2 0 1 2-2 2.39 2 26 27 11 32 2-2 2.73 0 52 40 21 54 5-3 122 0 64 62 21 61 5-9 3.35 0 153 149 49 107 6-10 3 60 0 147Vi 141 68 129 9-10 3 94 0 96 69 52 91 7-3 4 07 6 73 71 28 34 2-1 4.21 1 66Vt 52 48 48 5-10 4.37 0 82' 89 40 41 2- 3 4.97 5 67 83 45 81 3- 2 5.26 0 53 60 27 29 0-2 7.15 0 11V 11 10 OO 9.00 0 1 1 0 1 0-0 11.57 0 I 1 0 1 11 4 11 88 72 0 54 41 2 66H 48 0 59H 56 7 57 56 064'S 55 24 Jim Murphy D. Rowland MarkEttles John DeSilva Randy Marshal aSMifi KoHfli Lkity Ingram Leo Torres Tim Brader PaulNozKng Ed Form Blaine Rudolph Hector Bernos GregGohr RichRowrtnd Bob Thomas 1- 2 3- 1 4- 2 5- 2 5-2 5- 2 3-5 2- 2 6- 4 64 3- 4 4-11 082 1.84 2.00 222 256 268 2.80 3.41 367 4.36 5.09 6.20 Keith Atherton Shawn Hoknan Brian DuBois Bred Havens Mike Schwabs Ramon Pens DonVestng Dave Cooper Randy Bock us Bob Link Mike Hansen K.L. Williams 117 5 90ZS 0 53 0109 Niagara Falls (A) London (AA) JOE Cybulski Farm report BATTING AVG AB HR RBI SB BATTING Phi Clark MKICuyler Travis Frymsn Pat Austin Don Lo1 AVG AB HR RBI 8B .317 246 43 78 3 22 11 .288 212 39 61 8 36 6 .261 199 41 56 10 38 8 .274 223 34 61 7 48 8 .274 175 31 48 2 27 10 .267 90 11 24 0 18 1 .263 205 30 64 5 31 1 .261 69 16 18 2 6 3. .257 261 48 67 2 29 14 .243 255 44 62 1 22 14 .226 137 16 31 0 11 1 .221 86 9 19 3 15 1 716 97 21 0 12 0 Dean Del to make the Tn-ple-A club this year, but after a strong start at Double-A London he responded with a strong bat and solid defense.

Wieligman led the team with a .283 average through Monday, including 29 doubles and 56 RBls. Rob Richie, OF, Toledo: Richie missed much of the early Brian Cornelius Eric Albright Jody Hurst Jeff Goodale Dave Keating Mario Mocda Luis Cruz Rick Seders BobReknink Keith Kimberan Freddy Torres E. TagMerrl Don Pederast) .291 364 43 106 .265 362 67 96 .264 416 51 110 .259 290 46 75 .255 94 12 24 .243 371 46 90 .241 187 17 45 .241 428 55 103 .241 361 45 87 .236 225 25 53 .230 379 36 87 .221 444 46 98 717 83 8 18 42 2 34 31 53 5 19 30 0 45 4 20 5 28 25 43 11 32 0 43 2 70 1 10 3 Gene CU1DI NL overcome an arm injury suffered in the minor leagues to become a strong candidate for the Braves' starting five next season. Clary, 27, is 4-2 in 12 starts with Atlanta since he was called up June 25. But Clary's 2.61 ERA is a better indication of how well he has pitched.

Clary has lasted fewer than six innings in three starts and has allowed more than three earned runs once. In six starts since Aug. 1, he is 2-1 with four no-decisions with a 1.21 ERA. Clary didn't play baseball as a high school senior because he had signed to play basketball at Northwestern. But he suffered a broken foot playing Doyle Balthazar Wayne Housle Manny Joes John Toale Tom Atrich Scott Livingstone Tookle Spann PITCHING W-L ERA 8V BB SO W-L ERA SV IP BB SO PITCHING 12 39 19 0 22 26 23 87Vs 74 75 60 0.68 1.35 242 3.30 393 3.95 4.65 4.74 562 630 6.65 1- 0 4-1 0- 1 4-4 6-4 4-4 2- 3 1- 4 3- 2 3-1 2- 2 JohnDoherty Michael Garcia Scott Nute Doug Marcero Tim Herrmann Keith Langston Frank Gonzales MattLogue Jim Heirs Gustavo Pinto Kurt Shea 1 26H 24 8 61 78 1 48 0 172V 183 0 61Vi 68 0114H 96 1 64 72 5 108 132 0 117V4 108 0 103 107 Dan O'Neill Greg Everson Paul Wenson Darren Hursey Mike Wilklne Scott Aldred Jose Ramos RonRightnowar Randy Nosek Dave Haas 3- 1 4- 3 2-3 8-13 6-4 94 2-5 2-8 8-9 3-11 2.70 3.00 3.50 3.76 3.82 4.08 4.36 6.00 5.06 6.64 57 67 31 32 38 35 38 37 30 37 43 60 Bristol (R) Clawson's Marty Clary gets a hug from catcher Bruce Benedict after his first major league win, a 2-1 decision at Cincinnati June 30.

Braves' farm system finds Michigan fertile Why do the Atlanta Braves have so many prospects from Michigan? Tony Stiel, the Braves' top Midwest talent scout, gives much of the credit to the team's expanded farm system, which includes eight minor league teams. "Obviously we think there is talent here, and with as many minor league teams as we have we can give a lot of kids the opportunity that they wouldn't normally get," Stiel said. "We also have time to develop them now. In some other organizations if a kid has two or three bad outings in a row they start pushing the panic button." Pitchers John Smoltz and Marty Clary and minor leaguer Steve Avery are the most high-profile Michi-ganders in the Braves' system, but they aren't alone. Others include second baseman Dan Snover (Bay City), shortstop Rich Maloney (Roseville) and pitchers Chris Czarnik (Detroit), Michael Gabriele (Detroit), Joe Roa (Hazel Park) and Dave Karasinski (University of Michigan).

This week Atlanta signed Rick Karcher, an outfielder from North Farmington High and Henry Ford Community College, who will report to spring training next year. Karcher, who played for Adray Appliance this summer, will be converted to first base. The Braves just traded another Michigander, pitcher Paul Assenmacher (Southgate Aquinas), who was dealt to the Chicago Cubs Thursday. By Joe Cybulski Lakeland (A) AVG AB HR RBI SB BATTING BATTING 115 19 6 39 19 .323 133 28 43 .271 214 40 58 .267 221 33 69 .245 168 16 46 .244 135 17 33 .232 203 30 47 .228 127 14 29 Ken Lewis Rudy Pemberton Mike Rendlna Arturo Calnes Chris Hall Keley O'Neal Brad Wilson Travis Kinyoun Freddie Gamble Carlos Maldonado Ricky Ibarguen Lance Daniels Robert Davis AVG AB HR RBI SB .320 281 31 90 2 34 10 .303 307 40 93 1 35 8 .289 292 33 84 2 32 7 .261 186 22 49 0 15 12 .259 255 32 66 4 22 0 .252 432 56 109 0 36 3 .252 202 12 61 3 20 0 .250 244 27 61 0 23 4 .249 366 40 91 4 39 7 .248 487 66121 6 41 45 .236 357 37 85 6 30 5 .232 452 44 105 5 51 2 .230 87 6 20 0 3 0 .215 242 22 52 3 18 2 .162 33 1 6 0 3 0 ,182 11 1 2 0 1 0 Shawn Hare Steve Green Arnie Beyeler Steve Pegues Jim Baxter Luis Gallndo BW Henderson Marcus Adler Ron Marigny Basllio Cabrera Rkxardo Ingram Rico Brogna Steve Strong Zachery Doster Craig Wiley Mark Delas 20 33 14 29 13 24 28 29 4 10 9 13 .224 147 .204 142 .203 118 .193 150 .159 63 .131 89 14 13 4 0 8 7 PITCHING W-L ERA SV BB SO 1- 5 2.05 5 26 23 15 25 4-6 2.49 0 76 55 26 49 2- 1 2.66 1 20 11 9 18 1-0 2.89 0 18 17 7 17 1- 2 3.29 2 27 22 6 31 2- 1 3.71 0 26 25 15 32 50 3.93 1 36 40 18 29 1-1 4.05 0 26 29 17 18 4-2 4.06 0 66 70 27 31 1- 4 4.18 1 23 31 10 8 2- 5 477 0 59 57 38 45 3- 5 4.82 0 65 63 30 54 0- 0 5.54 0 13 17 7 8 1- 3 7.68 0 37 65 12 22 0-0 9.00 0 9 16 4 6 04 18.00 0 2 4 3 1 Jeff Braley Jose Rodriguez MacSlebert Steve Matched E. Rodriguez Ron Maietla Mario Stelanl M.

Bowman Mat Coleman Pedro Checo Joss Guzman Brian Rountree M. Balances Joe Nsidllnger Ivan Martinez Lance Daniels PITCHING W-L ERA SV IP BB 80 DarrylMorhardt 1-0 0.00 0 1 1 1 1 Lino Rivera 3-0 0.00 1 16 10 8 12 Dave Richards 7-3 1.60 1 100 69 60 76 R. Meacham 6-4 1.95 0 64 59 12 39 KurtKnudsen 3-2 2.24 10 62 41 22 65 JohnKiely 3-3 2.49 8 61 61 27 54 Mike Lumley 7-9 2.76 1 126 105 54 77 Mike Jones 9-6 2.64 3 85 78 37 62 Chuck Steward 3-3 2.87 1 75 57 34 47 Ron Cook 7-5 3.13 2 106 106 36 56 Eric Stone 5-9 3.41 0 126 95 59 101 Marty Willis 4-5 3.66 1 69 60 25 28 basketball and didn't have much of a college career although he made it to the National Invitation Tournament. Ron Wellman, then Northwestern baseball coach, talked Clary into resuming his baseball career and helped develop him into a pitcher as a junior rather than just the hard thrower he was as a freshman and sophomore. "He taught me how to do things like change speeds," Clary said Tuesday in a phone interview.

"I went 10-1 in my junior year and decided to go with the Braves." After a couple of seasons in the minors and pitching in winter leagues, Clary had rotator cuff problems that required surgery in 1985. "I think it was a case of trying to throw too hard too soon in the winter," Clary said. Even after he regained his arm strength, Clary remained in the Braves' farm system. But he said he stuck with baseball rather than returning to finish college because "I was determined to give myself every chance." That chance finally came in June when Clary, who wasn't on the Braves' 40-man major league roster, was called up to Atlanta from Triple-A Richmond. Though Clary has finally made it to the majors, he said the educational process hasn't stopped.

"1 like to sit and talk about baseball with Darrell Evans," Clary said. "He knows so much about the game and is really good about explaining things." Clary has been impressive in his brief time in the majors, but said he's not counting on having a spot for next year. "1 hope the Braves give me a chance to be a starter for them next season," Clary said. QUICK QUIZ: Padres outfielder Tony Gwynn leads the National League in hitting in his bid for a third consecutive batting title. Who was the last NL player to win three straight batting crowns? (Answer below.) YEP, A BROKEN-BAT HR: The Expos' Hubie Brooks hit a home run last week at San Francisco and broke his bat on the swing.

was amazing," said manager Buck Rodgers. "I've only seen that happen once before, when Frank Howard did it." The bat ended up in two pieces one at home plate and the. other near third base and the ball ended up in the leftfield seats. didn't think it would go out, not on a broken bat," season because of a shoulder injury, but came on strong in the second half and earned a brief promotion to the Tigers. Richie, batting .280 with five homers, is one of the Tigers' top prospects.

Tim Leiper, OF, Toledo: Spent much of the season at London, where he was among the Eastern League's leading hitters. Batting .243 in 42 games with Toledo. Phil Clark, London: Clark struggled early in the season but found his confidence and is London's leading hitter at .291. Travis Fryman, SS, London: Fryman was among London's leading hitters for most of the season. He has great range in the field.

Scott Aldred, LHP, London: This big left-hander suffered a strained ligament in his pitching hand midway through the season, but has won four of his five starts since returning. Shawn Hare, OF, Lakeland: Signed as free agent out of Central Michigan. He responded with a .320 average in his first pro season. Lino Rivera, RHP, Lakeland: Started the season at Class A Fayette-ville and was named to the South Atlantic League All-Star game after compiling a league-leading 16 saves at the midseason break. He is 3-0 with one save at Lakeland.

John DeSilva, RHP, Fayetteville: A June draft choice from Brigham Young, DeSilva started the season at Class A Niagara Falls and earned a promotion to Fayetteville. Brian Cornelius, OF, Niagara Falls: A June draft pick from Southern University, Cornelius has led Rapids hitters all season. He is batting .317 with 12 doubles and three homers. Eric Albright, Niagara Falls: A June draft choice from Texas Albright is batting .288 with eight homers. LOCAL TALENT Statistics for players with Michigan backgrounds (in minor league systems other than Tigers'; stats through Monday): AVG AB HR Bl 8B TEAM BATTING 2 6 0 0 0 86 141 10 48 14 62 106 7 55 3 67 131 17 63 6 24 54 1 22 7.

SS 1.000 2 5 OF .348 100 405 OF .330 94 321 1B .321 108 408 OF .303 47 178 Nashville (AAA Reds) Calgary (AAA Mariners) Calgary (AAA Mariners) Columbus (AAA Yankees) Oneonta (A Yankees) Barry Lerkln (Michigan) Bruce Fields (Lansing CC) Casey Close (Michigan) Hal Morris (Michigan) Paul Oster (Hamburg) going to catch it." CY YOUNC SQUARED: Most times, much-anticipated pitching matchups don't live up to expectations, But that certainly wasn't the case Monday night when the two 1988 Cy Young winners Frank Viola and Orel Hershiser matched pitches at Los Angeles. Viola, who won the award for the Twins last season, pitched the Mets to a 1-0 victory over Hershiser and LA. It was believed to be the first time two Cy Young award winners from the previous year faced each other during the next regular season. The victory lifted Viola to 2-3 with the Mets since he was traded July 31. In Viola's five starts, the Mets have totaled six runs.

Padres pitcher Ed Whitson finally retired Mets catcher Mackey Sasser Friday night after Sasser hit safely nine straight times against Whitson this season. QUICK QUIZ ANSWER: The last National League player to win three straight batting titles was Stan Musial (1950-52). 31 40 10 38 78 141 26 111 42 73 3 34 4 11 0 1 '1 77 113 7 36 27 1B 28 OF OF .292 47 137 .281 135 501 .260 87 261 .275 13 40 .266 117 422 Great Falls (R Dodgers) Huntsvllle (AA Athletics) Orlando (AA Twins) Pirates (R Pirates) Cedar Rapids (A Reds) Bryan Baar (Western Michigan) Dann Howltt (Battle Creek) A.J. Richardson (Eastern Michigan) Tony Mitchell (Detroit) Norm Brock (Detroit) .266 110 362 56 97 22 77 1 .262 30 84 6 22 0 5 5 .252 68 206 30 52 8 23 2 751 122 419 61 105 19 65 .249 103 350 61 87 19 63 1 Rob Sepanek (Eastern Michigan) Albany (AA Yankees) 1B Blane Fox (Lansing) Stiucle (A Mets) 1B John Vanderwal (Western Michigan) Jacksonville (AA Expos) OF Steve Flnken (Michigan) Bakersfleld (A Dodgers) 38 Kevin Garner (Midland) Wichita (AA Padres) OF .246 91 309 40 76 10 51 1 OF .244 61 172 23 42 2 15 0 .241 68 199 20 48 4 22 1 2B .241 63 216 43 52 2 33 10 OF .240 64 179 19 43 0 23 18 Rochester (AAA Orioles) Vlsalla (A Twins) Auburn (A Astros) Pulaski (R Braves) Erie (A Orioles) Chris Holies (Eastern Michigan) Dan Masleller (Michigan State) Scott Makarewlcz (Michigan State) Dan Snover (Bay City) Steve Nicosia (St. Clair Shores) Brooks said.

"I thought (leftfielder Kevin) Mitchell was .239 112 381 48 91 0 24 3 .238 46 160 23 38 1 18 .236 98 313 36 74 4 38 8 .229 131 468 88 107 1 42 67 725 29 89 10 20 0 3 0 Oklahoma CHy (AAA Rangers) 2B Dodgers (R Dodgers) OF Rockford (A Expos) Ashevnie (A Astros) 2B Sarasota (A White Sox) Dan Rohn (Central Michigan) Billy Ashley (Belleville) Joe SlddaH (Central Michigan) Larry Lamphere (Central Michigan) Darrln Campbell (Michigan) How they scored Game 134 Stlllwell singled to center, Brett tcored, Tartabufl to third. White popped to second. Tlgert 3, Royals 2. 41 11 43 33 78 0 21 5 16 0 10 1 47 2 25 19 64 2 24 4 FIRST tNNINQ 725 117 347 ,222 21 72 .218 62 218 .215 94 297 .201 56 164 SS 1B OF SS SS Durham (A Braves) Pocatelo (R Giants) Eugene (A Royals) Charleston-Wv (A Cubs) WythevWe (R Cubs) Rich Maloney (Western Michigan) Clark Huntey (Central Michigan) Kerwin Moore (Detroit) Bill Sl.Peter (Michigan) Kevin Dalson (Michigan State) Detroit: Aquino pitching. Pettis ground- FOURTH INNING Tigers skid lo 10, 12-8 22 33 0 11 6 ed to pitcher.

Bergman tripled to left. Kansas City: Macfarlane filed to center. Whitaker hit sacrifice fly to light, Berg- 1 OF 3B .167 .136 Quad City (A Angels) Nashville (AAA Reds) Mike Davidson (Michigan State) Chris Sabo (Michigan) man scored. Nokee singled to left. Lam- ZTT .7 ZZZ on hit by pitch, Nokes to second.

K.WII- Nrd. I W-L ERA Sv IP BB SO TEAM Royals 12, Tigers 8 DETROIT KANSAS CITY ebrhbi Pelllt cf 4 2 2 1 Seiner 3b Bergman lb 2 3 3 Wilson cf Whitaker 2b 4 0 12 Brell lb Nokes 5 0 I 0 Jackson dh Lemon rf 4 13 0 Elsenrelch Williams If 2 10 0 Tarlabu rl Schu 3b 2 0 10 Ttiurman rl Strange 3b 5 0 2 1 Slillwel SI Healh 4 111 White 2b Brurrtev ss 4 10 0 Medarlane PITCHING abrbH 3 110 i2 1l 3 3 3 1 4 10 1 S33 1 5 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 S233 4 0 2 1 4 0 2 2 3f 12 12 II scored. Brett caught stealing, catcher to shortstop. Royals 4, Tigers I. 8-3 1-2 0-0 6-3 3-2 2.05 2.06 2.19 2.40 2.65 3 110 101 19 49 0 34 28 11 30 0 12 15 1 6 4 82 73 31 64 0 34 34 8 22 Rochester (AAA Orioles) Royals (R Royals) Tidewater (AAA Mets) Burlington (A Braves) Portland (AAA Twins) Mickey Weston (Eastern Michigan) Jason Bryana (Macomb CC) Ray Soft (Central Michigan) Chris Czarnik (Detroit) Kevin Tapani (Central Michigan) FIFTH tNNINQ Totals 39 1 13 1 Totals 1W 0OS 000' Detroit er to third, Heath to second.

Pettis singled to right, Heath scored, Brumley to third, Pettis to second on throw home. Bergman singled to right, Brumley and Pettis scored. Whitaker struck out. Nokes grounded to second. Tigers Royals 6.

Kansaa City: Searcy pitching. Brett singled to third. Jackson struck out. Elsenrelch singled to right, Brett to second. Tartabul struck out.

Stlllwell singled to center, Brett scored, Elsenrelch to second. White walked, Elsenrelch to third, Stlllwell to second. Macfarlane singled to center, Elsenrelch and Stlllwell scored, White to second. Seltzer walked, White to third, Macfarlane to second. Gibson relieved Searcy.

Wilson fUed to center. Roysls Tigers (. 8EVENTH INNING Kansas CHy: Brett walked. Jackson hit by pitch, Brett to second. Elsenrelch singled to left, Brett scored, Jackson to second.

Tartabul singled to let), Jackson scored, Elsenrelch to third. Thurman ran for Tartabul. Thurman stole second, and on catcher Heath's throwing error, Elsenrelch scored. Stlllwell struck out. White struck out.

Macfarlane struck out FINAL SCORE: Royals 12, Tigers 13 .101 223 Xl Kansas City Kansas City: Morris pitching. Seltzer singled to shortstop. Wilson grounded Into fielder's choice to first, Seltzer forced at second, first to shortstop. Wilson stole second. Brett singled to right, Wilson scored.

Jackson grounded Into fielder's choice to shortstop, Brett forced at second, shortstop to second. Elsenrelch Med to center. Royals 1, Tigers 1. THIRD INNING Pat Hentgen (Fraser) Dunedln (A Blue Jays) 9-8 2.66 0161 123 71 148 Mike Ignaslak (Michigan) Stockton (A Brewers) 11-6 2.69 0 174 138 93 138 Steve Avery (Taylor) Greenville (AA Braves) 6-3 2.77 0 84 69 34 73 Chuck Alexander (Western Michigan) Burlington (R Indians) 1-0 2.79 0 9 9 4 7 Joe Roa (Hazel Park) Braves (R Braves) 2-2 2.89 0 37 40 10 24 Healh. LOB: Detroit Kansas City 13.

2B: White, Bergman, Whitaker, Strange, Wilson, Elsenrelch, Kansas City: Elsenrelch doubled to right. Elsenrelch stole third. TartabuH struck out. StWweO doubled to right, Elsenrelch scored. White singled to center, Stlllwell scored.

Macfarlane singled to center, White to second, Nunei relieved Morris. Seltzer tiled to center. Wilson grounded to second. Royals 6, Tigers 1. Slillwel.

3B: Bergman. SB: Wilson 120), Elsenrelch (32), Thurman (14). CS: Brett. SF: WWIaker, Jackson. SO: Lemon 2, Heath 3, Pettis, Whitaker, Jackson 2, Tarlabul 2, SlWwesl.

While, Macfarlane. 30 67 81 1 58 59 0 23 18 0123 118 1 45 41 RED BB SO 59 59 25 99 44 1-6 3-3 0-2 6- 9 7- 3 3.06 3.07 3.13 3.13 3.18 San Jose (A Giants) WeNand (A Pirates) Elmlra (A Red Sox) Charleston-Wv (A Cubs) Augusta (A Pirates) Mark Dewey (Grand Valley State) Ron Way (Henry Ford CC) John Locker (Michigan) Chris Lutz (Michigan) Brent Honeywell (Brooklyn) 41-3 10 3-3 0 3-3 4 31-3 3 Detroit: Pettis singled to left. Bergman SIXTH sNNINQ Detroit Morris Nunei Searcy (L 0-1) Gibson Kansas City Aquino Crawford (W 3-0) 378 3.36 3.36 3.47 351 0 46 47 6 35 0104 95 62 75 0 66 59 19 63 1 23 12 17- 24 1 120 135 33 61 3- 4 6-7 4- 4 0-2 6-8 doubled to right, Pettis scored. Whitaker doubled to right, Bergman scored. Nokes fWed to left.

Lemon struck out. K.WMama fouled to left Tigers Royals 1. Auburn (A Astros) Charlotte (AA Cubs) Clinton (A Giants) ENzabethtn (R Twins) Burlington (A Braves) Brian Porter (Eastern Michigan) Tom Michno (Eastern Michigan) Dan Rambo (Central Michigan) Dave Bigham (Mankato) Dave Karasinski (Michigan) Luecker) Detroit: Lemon singled to center. K.Wt-Hams hit by pitch, Lemon to second. Strange singled to center, Lemon scored, K.Williame to second Crawford relieved Aquino.

Heath singled to left, K.WWIams scored, Strange to second. Brumley grounded mto fielder's choice to pitcher, Strange forced at third, pitch Aquino pitched to 3 bailers in the 6th HBP: Lemon by Aquino, Macfarlane by Morris, Williams by Aquino, 7-12 3.54 0 155 126 46 105 Tucson (AAA Astros) Roger Mason (Saginaw Valley) Kansas CHy: Brett waited. Jackson struck out Elsenrelch Wed to center. Tartabut singled to left, Brett to second. BJackson by Gibson.

Balk: Morris. JM. Umpires; Home, Ford; lb, Wrschbedt; 2b, Bernetl; 3b, Kosc. singled in Stillwell, and when No. 9 hitter Mike Macfarlane blooped a single to center, manager Sparky Anderson came out to lift his former and, the Tigers must hope future ace.

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But Kansas City re-took the lead for good with three runs in the sixth off loser Steve Searcy, and added three more in the seventh off Paul Gibson. "I don't know if I can really say how bad all this feels," Searcy said. "I know I feel fine, but I'm making mental mistakes, and they're killing me." The faces in the Tigers' clubhouse were exceptionally somber, even by the standards of this losing streak and horrible season. Unlike several other games in the streak, this one was winnable, from the pitching match-up Morris against Luis Aquino right through the five-run rally in the sixth. In the next two nights here, the Tigers will face the Royals' two aces, Mark Gubicza and Bret Saberhagen.

Morris sat at his locker stall, staring angrily, and perhaps inwardly. He had appeared to lose his composure while Kansas City was scoring twice off him in both the fourth and fifth. "Jack didn't have good control, and he Couldn't get ahead of hitters with his fastball," Royals manager John Wathan said. "He couldn't use his fastball to set up his forkball." It's hard to envision the Tigers returning to respectability next season if Morris is not effective. He, like Jeff Robinson, had been making a strong return from the disabled list until this trit 1 Botu right-hander have been pounded in their two starts on this trip.

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But the Royals, despite winning 11 of 13 entering Tuesday, hadn't been crushing anybody lately. They had scored a total of five runs in their last four games. They exceeded that total against Morris in five innings. Morris couldn't hold early leads of 1-0 and 3-1. About all Kansas City didn't do against him was hit a homer, but four of the 10 hits off him were doubles.

With the score 3-3 in the fourth, Morris balked while throwing an intentional ball four to George Brett. That sent Willie Wilson from second to third, and he scored the go-ahead run on Bo Jackson's sacrifice fly. Jim Eisenreich doubled to start the KC fifth, then stole third, apparently riling Morris. He brushed back Danny Tartabul! with the next pitch, and eventually fanned him. Then Kurt Stillwell doubled in Eisenreich to make it 5-3.

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