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tigers Down The farm Camera angles for cable TV subscribers? You make the call (Through Monday) Toledo Mud Hens (AAA) Player of the week: Rico Brogna, IB, London BROGNA'S WEEK: Batted .400 Withem likes his first taste of pro ball Shannon Withem recently got his first taste of professional baseball, and he already has learned one valuable lesson how to cook. But for now, Rusty Staub's title as king of the baseball chefs is safe. "He's pretty good at boiling waiter," said Shan (10-for-25) with two doubles, three home runs and 10 RBIs. Brogna is hitting .264 this season and leads London with 18 homers and 59 RBIs. It doesn't appear there will be a pennant winner in Montreal this season, but Expos fans have reason to cheer, anyway.

Last week, the Reseau Des Sports television network, in concert with a company called Videotron, introduced cable viewers to an unusual way to watch an Expos game. For $16 a month, 25,000 RDS cable subscribers get a converter and remote control JOE CYBULSKI Farm report BATTING AVG AB HR RBI SB TimLeiper .321 168 21 54 2 25 2 Domingo Michel .284 257 29 73 7 47 3 Lombardoni .270 111 20 30 3 14 1 Shawn Hare .266 369 50 96 8 52 9 Torey LovuHo .266 384 60 102 12 42 2 Scott Livingstone .264 250 34 66 6 24 1 Rich Rowland .258 120 15 31 5 17 1 MinCuyter .256 363 64 93 1 35 44 Phil Oueltette .240 242 27 58 7 28 1 JimUndeman .239 297 42 71 12 45 0 Lavel Freeman .214 280 37 60 5 26 5 Kari Allaire .211 57 9 12 0 2 0 Phil Clark .211 142 11 30 2 14 0 PITCHING W-l ERA SV BB SO Brian Dubois 4-3 1.70 0 53.0 44 21 34 Bobby Link 14 2.35 5 23.0 15 13 17 Lino Rivera 0-1 3.00 1 12.0 13 5 13 Clay Parker 2-5 3.33 0 54.0 58 13 34 MikeSchwabe 5-3 344 4 86.1 80 16 54 Eric Stone 1-2 3.74 4 45.2 35 42 40 Don Vesting 3-5 4.14 1 91.1 89 37 47 Randy Nosek 5-5 5.09 0 88.1 90 49 46 Kevin Ritz 2-4 5.18 0 64.1 71 44 41 Mike Hansen 2-5 5.21 0 46.2 59 17 31 UrbanoLugo 1-2 5.23 1 41.1 39 14 24 Scott Aldred 6-10 5.36 0 121.0 115 65 100 London (AA) BATTING AVG AB HR RbTsB Doyle Balthazar .339 56 8 19 2 10 0 Jody Hurst .277 65 11 18 2 6 3 DeanDecillis .276 163 14 45 1 15 2 JohnToale .276 279 34 77 11 43 0 Rico Brogna .264 394 57 104 18 59 1 AmieBeyeier .260 331 42 86 0 23 5 Steve Pegues .254 393 37 100 7 50 14 Craig WHey .240 99 11 23 2 8 3 Steve Green .238 143 18 34 1 15 0 Jim Baxter .237 38 6 9 1 4 0 Basilio Cabrera .231 308 31 71 3 25 15 LiusGalmdo .225 329 26 74 1 24 0 RonMarigny .224 174 13 39 0 9 1 Richard Ingram .221 195 19 43 0 15 2 LouFrazier .214 196 23 42 0 10 16 PITCHING W-L ERA SV IP BB JohnKiely 3-0 1.84 7 68.1 56 36 49 KurtKnudsen 2-1 2.08 1 26.0 15 11 26 MikeWilkms 11-4 232 0 139.2 120 43 72 Jose Ramos 3-1 2.66 0 23.2 26 6 15 David Haas 9-7 3.23 0 136.2 115 61 94 R. Meachan 12-8 3.25 0 144.0 134 28 102 Mike Jones 64 3.39 0 103.2 108 34 67 Dave Richards 5-4 3.56 7 48.0 50 31 66 JohnDeSilva 2-4 3.93 0 52.2 51 17 39 Shawn Holman 0-3 4.74 8 24.2 20 12 22 PERSONAL: Age 20. 6-feet-2, 190 pounds. bats and throws left.

born in Turner Falls, Mass. and lives Watertown, Conn. Ail-American football and baseball player at Watertown. Recruited as a quarterback by Clemson University. CAREER: Was the Tigers' first pick in the 1988 June draft Named Rorida State League's top fielding first baseman in 1989 Batted .235 and led Lakeland with 20 doubles.

QUOTE: 1 felt good at the plate," Brogna said. "We had three good wins in a very intense series. I was geared up to play." By Joe Cybulski, Free Press Special Writer non's father, after returning from a visit to Bristol, Va. "But he does look like he gained some weight." Withem, an all-state pitcher at Willow Run, was the Tigers' fifth pick in the June draft. He declined a to Central Michigan, and the Tigers sent Gene Guidi NL device that allows them to choose the camera view he or she wants.

Buttons on the remote control produce different shots from cameras set up throughout the ballpark. Besides the basic wide view and the be-hind-the-mound shot, viewers can isolate players at close range, pro 7 ''-Si. 'J I AH Lakeland (A) Niagara Falls (A) BATTING AVG AB HR RBI 8B Michael Weinberg .361 36 5 13 0 8 0 Adrian Jordan .286 42 9 12 0 3 1 Kirk Mendenhal .271 129 20 35 0 10 7 Keiley O'Neal .266 128 21 34 2 5 8 Brian Saltzgaber .255 94 13 24 1 15 10 Sean Sadler .252 131 11 33 0 17 1 Danny Rogers .236 157 23 37 8 31 7 DougKimbler .221 122 17 27 2 14 8 ArtCaines .217 106 15 23 1 12 3 G. Radachowsky .215 65 13 14 3 10 3 DaveMastropletro .187 107 14 20 4 8 5 TimKirt .185 124 18 23 1 10 2 Gino Taglialerri .167 174 17 29 3 17 2 MikeMauro .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 Jim Voutour .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 PITCHING W-l ERA SV BB 80 Ben Pierce OO 0.00 0 3.2 2 2 2 Shawn Turri 0-0 0.00 0 0.2 1 1 1 F.Alcantara 0-1 1.05 7 34.1 22 14 44 Brian Warren 1-4 1.73 0 36.1 26 8 40 GregCoppeta 3-4 2.95 0 42.2 41 15 22 Brian Schubert 3-1 3.48 0 31.0 36 7 25 Gustavo Pinto 2-2 3.54 1 28.0 26 20 19 Tom Orel 1-4 3.83 0 51.2 53 16 38 BobUndori 3-1 4.24 4 23.1 22 16 25 Kevin Keon 3-1 4.97 3 25.1 28 13 24 RobFazekas 3-3 7.11 0 38.0 52 15 38 DougMarcero OO 7.36 0 7.1 8 7 3 Kurt Shea 04 10.38 0 4.1 4 8 4 Brian Nelson OO 14.58 0 16.2 16 35 11 BATTING AVG AB HR RBI SB Ivan Cruz .298 363 56 108 10 64 8 Brian Cornelius .290 62 9 18 1 10 0 Keith Kimberlin .282 354 46 100 0 31 13 TomAldrich .270 237 16 64 1 28 2 Mickey Tresh .262 405 67 106 1 41 14 Darryl Martin .238 302 44 72 3 38 16 JeffGoodale .236 284 35 67 1 29 3 JoseAnglero .228 145 19 33 0 11 9 Robert Reimink .220 327 46 72 2 35 4 Mark Cole .219 306 37 67 0 29 8 Eric Albright .209 172 32 36 1 17 4 TookieSpann .194 72 11 14 0 3 1 Mike Gillette .118 34 5 4 0 4 1 Dale Murphy's hopes of playing in the World Series at least once in his career all but ended last week when the Braves traded him to the Phillies. PITCHING W-L ERA SV IP BB SO 1.0 0 0.00 0 1.34 10 33.2 27 76.1 56 23 76 1.65 1.80 OO 5-1 94 2-2 2-2 4-3 7-6 104 JoseAnglero John Doherty Marty Willis Hector Berrios Ron Cook Mike Lumley Todd Krumm Greg Gohr 45.0 36 14 42 66.0 54 28 53 47.0 45 17 33 127.0 117 40 98 116.1 100 41 73 51.0 51 11 27 55.2 50 13 51 69.2 83 23 48 7.0 8 6 7 1.91 3 2.11 0 2.20 1 2.32 0 3.00 0 3.40 3 3.75 1 5.14 0 Randy Marshall 4-2 Mark Ettles 5-5 Darren Hursey 3-5 Torres 1-0 duce instant replays and get up-to-the-minute statistics.

Richard Morency of the Expos explains: "During the time in a baseball game where nothing happens, you can hit different buttons on the zapper to isolate on different things. Say you want to look in the dugout to watch the manager. You just hit button five, and there he is." Morency said there have been interactive telecasts of hockey games, too, but they weren't as popular as the first experimental tjaseball telecast. "I think hockey moves a little too fast," Morency said. "Baseball involves more strategy Interactive, which shows a variety of programming 13 hours a day, will offer 28 hockey games this winter and plans on a full schedule of baseball next season.

If these telecasts continue to draw interest in Montreal, it's only a matter of time until the same thing is offered to fans in the United States. SERIES SHUTOUT: Dale Murphy's hopes of playing in the World Series at least once in his career all but ended last week when the Braves traded the 34-year-old outfielder to the Phillies. Murphy, a seven-time All-Star, made it to the National League playoffs once (1982) in his 14V2 years with Atlanta. His new team is a Ottle more competitive than the Braves, but Murphy probably will be just a spectator by the time the Phillies play in a World Series. Still, Murphy is happy to be with another team.

"I felt it was time to move on," Murphy said. "I feel I can provide something for a few years somewhere else." There are players to be named in the trade, but the deal basically was Murphy for reliever Jeff Parrett. Braves general manager Bobby Cox didn't have much leverage because Murphy had said he would leave Atlanta as a free agent after the season. Fayetteville (A) BATTING AVG AB HR RBI SB Brian Cornelius .305 331 51 101 4 58 3 Rudy Pemberton .289 388 52 112 6 53 10 Pat Pesavento .289 380 70 110 0 32 12 Mike Rendina .256 398 52 102 10 68 4 Dennis Mcnamara .250 96 11 24 0 10 1 Dave Keating .241 29 5 7 0 1 0 Rick Sellers .238 357 39 85 7 52 5 Warren Sawkiw .232 125 22 29 1 12 3 Ron Howard .220 291 50 64 2 24 17 KaseyMcKeon .200 240 26 48 1 17 2 Freddy Torres .220 241 35 53 0 25 1 Carlos Maldonado .158 95 8 15 0 5 0 Brad Wilson .097 31 4 3 0 1 0 nals. Five previous National League MVPs have been Cardinals managers Ken Boyer, Marty Marion, Fran-kie Frisch, Bob O'Farrell and Rogers Hornsby.

ABOUT TIME: Right-hander Mike Har-key (10-5) became the Cubs' first rookie 10-game winner in 18 years last Friday when he beat the Expos, 10-4. Rick Reuschel (10-8) and Burt Hoo-ton (11-14) reached double figures in 1972. Harkey said he's trying to put rook-ie-of-the-year possibilities out "of his mind right now. "It'll come down to September," Harkey said. "It'll be an interesting decision for the writers." BAD PRECEDENT: Cubs general manager Jim Frey thinks the Athletics' signing of high school pitcher Todd Von Top-pel spells problems in upcoming drafts.

Von Poppel, a pitching sensation from Texas, was passed by teams with high draft picks because of his stated intention to attend college at Texas. The Athletics drafted Von Poppel anyway, and he signed a three-year, $1.7 million contract. Frey said agents will use the big contract along with the threat of attending college as leverage for top draft picks. Cox must be kicking himself for the trade he didn't make in 1988 when the Mets offered Len Dykstra, Howard Johnson and Rick Aguilera for Murphy. Cox wanted minor league pitcher David West, too, and the deal died.

PITCHING IN: Cardinals reliever Lee Smith is thrilled to be pitching in roomy Busch Stadium after spending all those years in two hitters' paradises Wrigley Field and Fenway Park. "Pitchers should go to a shrine and pray to pitch in St. Louis," Smith said. LEARNING THE HARD WAY: Pirates righthander Doug Drabek learned a lesson the hard way Friday night. Drabek, a breaking-ball pitcher who doesn't throw a very good fastball, was one out away from a no-hitter.

Only Phillies' reserve infielder Sil Campusano, a .188 hitter, remained in Drabek's way. Instead of heeding the baseball rule that says make a weak batter hit your best pitch, Drabek threw Campusano a mediocre fastball on 3-2 that ended up in rightfield for the Phillies' first and only hit. STAY THE COURSE: Hiring a former National League MVP (Joe Torre) to manage is nothing new for the Cardi- Bristol (rookie) BATTING AVG AB HR RBI SB AlexUbina .295 61 9 18 0 6 0 Kevin Miller .259 139 12 36 3 10 1 Danny Cruz .247 146 9 36 0 12 3 Brian DuBose .226 133 18 30 4 12 3 Carlos Fermln .209 129 12 27 0 10 5 Keith Roberts .183 60 5 11 0 2 1 Chris Hall .181 138 9 25 1 11 0 Genaro Debrand .176 34 2 6 0 2 1 Luis Hernandez .176 108 10 19 0 5 3 Danny Bautista .174 23 2 4 1 1 1 Jimmy Alder .173 156 19 27 9 23 1 Vincent Bradford .123 73 7 9 0 1 0 TonyClark .115 52 1 6 0 5 0 T.Hernandez .000 1 0 0 .0 0 0 PITCHING W-L ERA SV IP BB Danny Cruz 0-0 0.00 0 2.1 2 0 3 Chris Hall 00 0.00 0 1.0 0 0 0 AlexUbina 04 0.00 0 2.0 0 1 1 PaulReinisch 2-1 1.52 1 23.2 24 5 26 Randy Stokes 0-0 2.66 2 23.2 19 10 28 LuisSalazar 0-0 2.84 1 6.1 7 4 5 FelipaLira 3-5 3.02 0 502 55 9 45 Jimmy Henry 1-2 3.58 0 32.2 27 20 30 RonMaietta 0-3 3.82 0 30.2 30 11 28 Robert Riker 1-1 4.08 0 26.2 28 9 39 Ed Rodriguez 0-3 4.60 0 31.1 32 10 45 Mike Guiltoyle 1-6 4.66 1 38.2 39 18 47 S. Withem 2-6 4.80 0 46.0 54 22 34 GregHaeger 0-1 6.46 3 23.2 27 19 31 Jose Lima 1-6 6.52 0 48.1 65 13 42 W-L ERA SV IP PITCHING 1.76 1 1.83 21 2.35 0 BB 80 28 48 34 57 38 92 8 16 52 77 16 33 11 13 22 24 33 73 8 13 30 31 61.1 38 68.2 53 157.1 130 19.2 18 117.0 106 85.1 87 15.2 17 28.2 24 107.2 108 13.2 17 62.1 72 Marino Stelany 6-5 Jefl Braley 8-1 Mike Garcia 12-7 Eric Leimeister 1-1 Frank Gonzales 8-5 JoeNekJinger 4-5 Ed Ferm fW Kurt Shea 1-3 Linty Ingram 6-4 Steve Wolf 1-1 Jose Guzman 3-3 2.75 3.23 3.69 4.02 4.08 4.26 5.93 6.21 local Talent Statistics for players with Michigan backgrounds (in minor league systems other than Tigers'; stats through Monday): him to Bristol, their Appalachian League (Rookie) team. "I knew I would get drafted," said Withem, who still plans to attend Central Michigan.

"I to go in the fifth round. If I had been drafted any lower I would have just gone to college. I've made my choice, and I'm happy with it." Withem (2-6), a right-hander, started slowly, losing his first five starts, but he won two of his last three. "The first few times I was really nervous and I didn't understand how they wanted me to pitch," Withem said. "Now I understand what I have to do.

I'm learning to pitch and not just throw. They've even changed my windup. I need to get better placement on my pitches and a little more endurance." Road trips and life in a small town have given him a mild case of culture shock. "There's really nothing to do," Withem said. "The older guys can go out to nightclubs, but I'm too young.

I just go to bed late and get up late." -LOOKING UP: The farm system's playoff chances are much better than that of the Tigers. With less then a month left in the season, four of the Tigers' six clubs are in contention. Only Toledo (Triple-A) and Bristol have losing records. Through Monday's games, London (Double-A) was third in the Eastern League at 60-52. The top four teams qualify for the playoffs.

Lakeland (Class A) qualified for the playoffs in the Florida State League by winning the first half of the season. Lakeland (29-17) also leads the second half. Niagara Falls (Class A) is second in the Stedler Division of the New York-Penn League at 26-23. The top two teams qualify for the playoffs. Fayetteville (Class A) qualified for the playoffs by winning the first half of the South Atlantic league.

The Generals are 26-20 in the second half. Winning on the minor league level, in addition to developing players, has been a Tigers' priority. London first baseman Rico Brogna discovered the intensity of the stretch drive has helped his performance. "You have to be intense night in and night out," Brogna said, "especially toward the end. The level of play in the games has helped me, and it's always fun to be in a race." LOOKING FOR NO.

1: Although a record- tying seven no-hitters have been pitched in the major leagues this season, there have been none in the Eastern League. Only once in the last 10 years has the league not had a no-hitter in 1987. The league record is nine, set in 1967. SIGN HERE: Niagara Falls signed two players after an open tryout last Saturday at Sal Maglie Stadium. Right-hander Brian Turn, 20, pitched at Niagara University, and catcher Jim Voutour, 24, played at Coastal Carolina and Brockport State.

"The baseball community of Niagara Falls is very strong, and the skill level of these two players was too great to overlook," said Niagara Falls general manager Tom Prohaska. "They had an outstanding tryout and impressed both (manager and coach) Juan Lopez and Joe Decker." JOIliS HOT: Former Eastern Michigan catcher Chris Hoiles, playing for Balti-'more's Triple-A club at Rochester, N.Y., continues to be one of the minors' hottest hitters. Hoiles is batting .369 with 16 home runs. Hoiles, drafted by the Tigers in 1986, was traded to Baltimore as part of the Fred Lynn deal in 1988. Dan Rambo, a right-hander from Central Michigan and Sault Ste.

Marie, is 10-0 with a 1.73 ERA at Class A San Jose. Rambo was drafted by San Francisco in 1989. Steve Perry (Detroit King) is 5-1 with Class A Oneonta in the New York Yankees' farm system. BATTING TEAM AVG AB HR Bl SB 667 2 6 0 4 0 0 0 .369 62 206 46 76 16 49 4 1B .336 43 152 22 51 2 29 6 OF .326 48 175 40 57 9 42 18 Scott Makarewicz (Michigan St.) Columbus (AA Astros) Chris Hoiles (Eastern Michigan) Rochester (AAA Orioles) Richard Karcher (Farmington Hills) Idaho Falls (R Braves) Matt Mieske (Western Michigan) Spokane (A Padres) TOLEDO RACEWAY PARK John Vanderwal (Western Michigan) Indianapols (AAA Expos) OF SS .307 34 101 14 31 .303 23 76 14 23 cond, trot, mile: Rich Maloney (Western Michigan) Durham (A Braves) 8-Gold Falcon 1-Let Loose 2-9- Qulnn 1-1-X Wllwd Best bet Keystone Senator (10th) l-Heckuya Hv 2-1-2 Ldnslgr -Oval Office 1-5-5 Cbtnti i-Speedkf Begonia 3-6-4 McKnt 1st 1,000, dms, pace, mile: Mr JLB 9-7-3 Brown Settle The Score 7-6-6 Rsngrtn Vip Vam 5-9-3 Wolfe Bowler Dol 8-1-5 Lckey RQ Express 8-4-4 Runyon Hollands Prize 4-4-4 Trpea 3-2JMUWX 1- 6RMapes 2- 2 Afcrftn 3-4 Brown 7-2 Wllwd 2-2 Pavne 9-0 Ldnslgr 5-6 Blsn 7-King 1-3-Count Creek 4 I-Clipitv Clop Ma chor 1 Racing Stripe 1- 2 Sail The Seas 9-i- Just Holly 3- 5- McCasev 7- 6- ColumbusEpress5- 10th 1,500, Second-half Trl-super, pace, mile: Buter dmg, pace, mile: 4- WH Imagination 4-4-4 Whtcre 5- WLAITime -4-2C Brown 7- Irrepressible 1-8-7 Brthlmw 1- Quinn 7-3-4 Albrtsn 2- You're A Bummer8-2-4 Mulinix 3- Botl 6-8-5 Lewis 6- Marge's Ben 9-4-2 Roehm 8- SS Say HI 4-2-6 Roesch 9- Bennie Blu 6-7-5 VanAtta 61ti 1,100, Superfecla, pace, mile: 3- Awesome One 3-2 JRowtey 1- Beau Bryce 2-2-5 AJbrtsn 6- Speedy Eddk 3-4-2 Rsngrtn 2- Mktnight Stroll 8-9-7 Wolfe 4- Triple Corvette 2-5-6 Rlktge 5- Happy Storm 5-7-2 Hywd 7 Flying Lester 2-6-3 Swarti B-Rickey Parsons 2-1-4 Grsmre ckng, pace, mile: 5- GT Eagle 8-2-2 Shroyer' 6- ldeBurr 3-2-2 KTemas 1-Keystone Senator M-! I-Sailing Spring 2-8-1 1-YoungAndRddss 1-4-! Whtcre Schntr McKnt Knppr BD's Best mile: cond, pace, i Maximal 3-3' i Colonial Script 8-3--REbonvMile 6-2- Grsmre Rsngrtn I Brown PC BOSCO 2-1-SherryBeBrave -6-3-ImperialEscorl 4-7- 1 Dutord Wlwd 4 Swarti 7 Shroyer 4 Schnlr 3 Marts 6 Rowley 7 JMulinix 5-Subtotal 1-4 7-Samette 2- Golden Judy A 1-5' 1 Clwco Loco 7-6- 3- Falrhaven Carta 8-6- 4- RP Lady 2-2--Miss Skipper Pridet-3-B-Shiaway Boomer 7-9- 3 Hywd 3 Crnhne Superfecla, pace, mile: -Helens Rip 2-3-5 Buter Rapid Rudy 3-2-5 Marts 8-Dodge Acres SL 8-2-1 Btsn mile: elms, pace, 1-Laser 7-1-6 Rsnortn -Our Frying Ben 2-6-2 McKnt -Skip The Onions 9-7-6 Wolfe '-Eton Hill 5-4-4 Brown i RoyalTRanger 8-2-4 Mapes 2- See Me Now 3- Alex Time 4- Timely Bid 7-Victor Detrank 4-4-1C Brown 8-5-4 Wolfe 8-5-4 RSwartz 8-6-7 Mapes I Rsnortn I Shroyer IRMapet 8 Marls 1M Wolfe 3 Grsmre 4 Wllwd 8 Brown 4- Triple Star 3- 6- Tex Let CoWns 2-t l-Mamart Druid 4-7 1- Raseinj Byrd 10-7- 2- Cosmic Alert 6-5- 3- Little Miami Star 5-2- 5- Falcon Bird -7- 7- Country Colors 5-9- Roman Mark 6-5-4 Lamoert Roman Shadow 1-5-7 Hncock Miami Sweelhearl6-3-3 Swartz dmg, pace, mile: -Royal Dart 3-6-6 Roesch 2-6-1 Mapes 2-2-10 Roehm Metvart Right Noble Rome Cool Kiss Invasion Firsl-haK Tri-super, pace, mile: 10-Bel Valey Lady 1-2-10 McKnt 7- Hurriette 2-6-6 Rttdge 4- Gentte But Toogh3-1-1 Matey 1- Ftoweretle 3-4-5 Ingram 2- Early Departure 7-1-2 KTomas 3- Accelerando 4-1-7 Mapes 5- Gypsy Heart 7-9-3 Lghlhll 6- PeachNSeven 5-7-7 Roehm 8- FlyingPasslon 10-8-2 Roesch 9- Danielles Express2-4-3 Wolfe 4-5-3 Wolte 3-4-4 Ldnslgr cond, pace, mile: 1- Articulate HI 1-1-1 Dewbre 4- Justadassic 2-1-4 King t-Erarrs Falcon 1-2-6 Hywd 2- DownwvnVlrglnlal-l-2 LghthK 5- Ben's Fella 1-2-3 Leyan 6- Fair Brunette 7-7-1 Greeno 7- Truly Baron 4-5-7 Kirkman -WillowPlaceMIke 4-5-2 CMntz Albrtsn Change Of Style 8-1-3 Game Kirk 4-4-4 Morgan Mighty Shoe 2-5-2 Mans Rose prison not too harsh or easy PETE ROSE, from Page IF upon arrival). Each cubicle has a six-foot wall for some privacy.

There are two floors: smoking and non-smoking. Each floor houses 100 campers, tout an additional wing has space for 55 more prisoners. Davis said the average number of prisoners runs around 240. Rose will be interviewed by" camp officials to determine skills other than baseball. Inmates are used as plumbers, electricians or mechanics if they possess adequate skills.

If not, they are broom and mop-toting orderlies or grass mowers. Visitors are permitted from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Friday through Monday. All visitors must be from a pre-approved list created upon arrival though the date will not be announced until Rose actually reports. His deadline is Friday.

Rose will arise at 6:30 a.m. and hit the cafeteria for breakfast. His eight-hour workday will begin around 7 or 7:30. There's lunch at noon, and then more work. About 3:30, they'll break and then there are program sessions, including counseling.

Some programs are mandatory (such as those for drug-addicted campers); some are not One session a month will be mandatory. After the programs, it's dinner, then recreation until 10 p.m. From 10 to midnight, inmates can watch wide-screen television in a public room. There are eight Softball teams; Recent knee surgery might prevent Rose from playing; he must check out medi-' cally. If deemed unfit, he will not be allowed to play.

He can, of course, manage. i Bryan Baar (Western Michigan) BakerstleM (A Dodgers) .301 94 326 46 98 17 61 1 Ryan Irwin (Detroit) Brewers (R Brewers) .292 15 48 10 14 0 4 1 Bruce Fields (Lansing CC) Tacoma (AAA Athletics) DH .288 62 243 35 70 1 22 4 Steve Fmken (Michigan) San Antonio (AA Dodgers) 38 .277 102 336 59 93 12 56 20 Dan Masteller (Michigan St.) Visalia (A Twins) 1B .271 114 402 57 109 4 63 2 Dann Howitt (Battle Creek) Tacoma (AAA Athletics) 1B .270 100 366 46 99 9 51 4 Casey Close (Michigan) Calgary (AAA Mariners) OF .258 99 349 51 90 7 54 10 Matt Morse (Michigan) Elizabethtn (R Twins) 2B .257 39 152 22 39 2 17 7 Ron Pezzoni (Ypsllanti) Peninsula (A Mariners) OF .251 91 338 39 85 2 35 20 A.J. Richardson (Eastern Michigan) Orlando (AA Twins) DH .250 1 4 0 1 0 1 0 Darrin Campbell (Michigan) Sarasota (A White Sox) .245 80 277 23 68 4 30 4 Paul Osier (Hamburg) Pr William (A Yankees) OF .242 81 281 35 68 3 29 3 Scott Sprick (Holland) Bluefiek) (R Orioles) SS .240 37 125 14 30 3 16 3 Damon Saetre (Western Michigan) Peninsula (A Mriners) OF .236 89 280 31 66 1 27 8 Bill St Peter (Michigan) Peoria (A Cubs) SS .236 101 368 42 87 8 43 5 Joe Siddall (Central Michigan) Wst Plm Bch (A Expos) .231 90 295 27 68 0 28 5 Billy Ashley (Belleville) Bakerstieid (A Dodgers) OF .221 85 285 45 63 9 39 13 Blane Fox (Lansing) Winter Havn (A Red Sox) DH .215 50 163 16 35 1 11 4 Dan Snover (Bay City) Durham (A Braves) 3B .215 23 65 11 14 1 6 0 Kerwin Moore (Detroit) Appleton (A Royals) OF .205 106 366 77 75 2 26 49 Mike Shirley (SW Michigan) Burlington (R Indians) OF .182 11 33 7 6 0 1 1 Larry Lamphere (Central Michioan) Osceola (A Astros) 2B .181 61 127 21 23 0 13 8 Steve Nicosia (St. Clair Shores) Wausau (A Orioles) OF .161 23 56 3 9 0 2 1 Jefl Irish (Highland) St. Cath (A Blue Jays) .121 13 33 1 4 0 0 1 PITCHING TEAM W-L ERA Sv BB 80 Steve Howe (Michigan) Salinas (A Independent) 0-1 0.00 0 9.0 6 2 10 Bin Kostich (Taylor) Mariners (R Mariners) 1-1 000 4 30.0 17 2 22 Steve Ontiveros (Michigan) Clearwater (A PhWIes) OO 0.00 0 3.1 0 0 2 Kirl Ojala (Michigan) Oneonta (A Yankees) 5-1 1.49 0 48.1 43 27 48 Jeff Hoffman (Fremont) Greensboro (A Yankees) 6-3 1.57 1 103.0 79 38 82 Dave Karasinskl (Michigan) Sumter (A Braves) 1-3 1.59 0 17.0 16 8 15 Jeff Vanzylveld (Jentson) San Antonio (AA Dodgers) 0-1 1.66 1 21.2 16 13 9 Dan Rambo (Central Michigan) San Jose (A Giants) 1QO 1.73 1 114.2 81 36 106 Ron Way (Henry Ford CC) Pirates (R Pirates) 1-0 1.80 4 15.0 13 1 15 Greg Everson (Michigan) Omaha (AAA Royals) 2-0 2.04 2 35.1 32 18 17 Line Mikketeon (Montague) Erie (A Independent) 4-3 2.09 0 560 39 22 47 Ray Soft (Central Michigan) Tidewater (AAA Mets) 4-1 2.31 0 78.0 66 22 48 Kevin Tolar (Dknondale) Utica (A White Sox) 3-3 253 0 53.1 41 37 41 Gary Wayne (Michigan) Portland (AAA Twins) 2-3 2.88 3 25.0 21 8 21 Roger Mason (Saginaw Valley) Buffalo (AAA Pirates) 1-4 3.00 1 45.0 46 15 24 Walt Roy (Saginaw Valley) Burlington (A Braves) 6-0 3.02 3 59.2 66 10 53 Mark Dewey (Grand Valley) Phoenix (AAA Giants) 2-2 3.04 6 26.2 24 7 24 Chris Lutz (Michigan) Peoria (A Cubs) 12-9 3.04 0151.0 116 40 155 Jason Broyles (DeWitt) Dodgers (R Dodgers) 3-1 3.05 0 38.1 31 26 25 Tom Michno (Eastern Michigan) Miami (A Independent) 4-7 3.18 2 62.1 51 42 52 Elliott Gray (Flint) Batavia (A Phillies) 4-3 3.20 0 59.0 60 11 40 Pat Hentgen (Fraser) Knoxvie (AA Blue Jays) 8-5 3.27 0129.1 105 59 128 Stewart Hillman (Detroit) Quad City (A Angels) 2-6 3.35 1 882 87 34 68 Troy Salvor (Hillsdale) Hamilton (A Cardinals) 0-3 3.41 9 29.0 30 9 33 Doug Fitzer (Detroit) Beingham (A Mariners) 2-1 3.42 1 26.1 17 14 35 Dave Marcon (Dearborn) St.

Cath (A Blue Jays) 3-5 3.43 2 42.0 43 9 33 Joe Roa (Hazel Park) Pulaski (R Braves) 2-0 335 0 45.2 37 14 28 Ross PoweH (Michigan) Chattanooga (AA Reds) 8-11 3.65 0 155.1 141 47 108 Mike kjnasiak (Michigan) El Paso (AA Brewers) 4-3 3.67 0 54.0 57 26 28 Pat Miller (Detroit) Helena (R Brewers) 3-3 3.75 0 48.0 55 9 42 Scott Kamienieckl (Michigan) Albany (AA Yankees) 7-8 3.78 0 97.2 87 46 71 Chris Czamik (Detroit) Greenville (AA Braves) 3-2 3.94 1 29.2 32 13 17 Dan Tobln (Dowagjac) Reds (R Reds) 1-1 3.97 0 34.0 31 18 14 Charles Frederick (Sterling Heights) Eugene (A Royals) 1-4 4.05 0 26.2 27 14 21 Ed Martel (New Baltimore) Pr William (A Yankees) 6-9 423 0 110.2 105 44 77 Mike Ericson (Michigan St.) Miami (A Independent) 2-1 4.26 0 19.0 18 13 15 Mark Stephens (Stanton) Helena (R Brewers) 1-2 4.26 1 25.1 25 9 26 Mike Reitzel (Bay City) Charlotte (A Rangers) 3-9 4.32 2 89.2 98 43 59 Alan BudNck (Detroit) Royals (R Royals) 1-3 4.56 1 25.2 25 13 7 Eric Parkinson (Kehog) Augusta (A Pirates) 6-11 4.64 0118.1 121 64 111 Doug Gogotewskl (Michigan State) FtLaudrdle (A Yankees) 4-8 4.86 0 74.0 76 43 68 Brent Honeywell (Brooklyn) Salem (A Pirates) 2-2 4.89 0 35.0 47 15 18 John Leister (Michioan St) Pawtucket (AAA Red Sox) 2-10 5.32 1 93.0 108 36 47 Tom WHson (Port Huron) PittsfteM (A Mets) 2-2 5.34 1 28.2 38 9 26 Saginaw harness raceway 6- BiHVsShadow 4-5-6 Sccca 7- PhanaBayXpress 7-5-7 Sccrlle 8- MlssKimDe 2-7-8 Rlhka mile St $1,000, elm. pace 7-SwHtAsARocket t-Shamrock Abbe 1-5-1 Faurot 1-2-3 Ralhka 1-1-1 Kzmr 8-7-6 J.Fox 1- 3-5 Kramer 2- 8-8 Sccrfle 7-5-1 K.Dokev 1-6-8 Dvdson 4-B-4 Kkly 5- AndVsNeede 2- Butler Escort 3- RussTDeal 4- Beemers Choice 6 Sonny Town B-Doc Strkter 9-Last Straw cond. pace, mile 1-ltakan Touch 1-6-7 DJMoies Swny Schnk 6-4-4 2-5-3 2- Dler-s Chid 3- OUttleDeb 4- GS Bev 5- Legacy 6- Falr Cloud 4-5-4 D.Wrlghl 7-6-5 Best bet Penn Can Do It lst-900, dm. pace mile 5- Heathcote 2-2-2 Swny 1- Renul Beauty 6-6-5 K.Dokev 3- Ocata Star Rudy 3-5-3 Ralhka 2 Samlatelicia 6-6-5 JJvayer 4- WindshdwBroker 5-3-6 Roach 6- Wright Tricky 6-8-8 Rsntrtr 7- JacksTBIrd 8-4-4 Mrchnd 8- Here Comes Herb5-4-4 Jtorley 2nd-S900, dm. trot mHe t-SupremeJov 2-2-5 Rthka 2- Grand Shawn 5-8-3 Bchmn 5- Tad'sSuccest 3-6-1 Jhnsn 3- SonyasPlmSundy 7-4-1 Fntri 4- Froslle Sieve 2-5-5 Soles 6- SpeederTheGreat 4-7-3 Wrt 7- Reno 5-2-5 Kzmaier 8- Paprika's Pride 7-1-2 Dvdsn dm.

pace mile 1- BG Buttons 6-1-1 Faurot 4-Livonia Mark 2-6-2 Rthka 4- PK's Stormy Sky 1-3-3 Swny 2- Hunrakan 7-6-2 K.Hest 3- Hope's Cott H-2 Bchmn 5- Misstonamict 6-2-6 Gron 7- Ouick's Surprlte 8-1-2 K.Dokev 8- Mr Upton 2-4-8 T.Winelt cond. pace, mile S-BreakawayGvptv 8-5-3 Frzr 1- SunslWie 5-4-7 DA 4- Swinging Mavmt 1-1-6 Dvdsn 2- Good Termt 2-4-X Cur den 3- PS Express 4-5-4 R.Harr 5 RTrustedLeader 5-3-4 Dvdsn 6 MD Caravan 8-8-4 Frot 7 PoPBlar 5-4-4 Kzmaier 9th $1,100, cond. pace, mile 5- Trade Up 2-4-7 K.Dokev 2- Jeanie Buster 3-4-5 Lschng 3- Megamist 3-1-2 Dvdson 1- Slra-Katz Lloyd B-S-6 Bchman 4- Alvin 4-8-2 Sweeney 6- MeralhonAlmhrst 5-2-3 Rthka 7- Simpars Pat 6-6-2 R.Dean 8- Mizzen 7-6-X J.AIwell 10th $1,400. cond. pace, mile 2- KZ Brian 1-6-4 Dvdsn 1-Elsie's Shadow 4-2-2 Sccca 5- Dashing Eoyptianl-7-1 Swny 3- Sporting Spirit 2-1-4 T.Winell 4- Special Tree 7-3-7 Sccrtte 6- Kllkfear 1-1-3 Fnterl 7- Holiday Pay 3-4-1 Mrchnd dm.

pace mile 1- Pem Can Do 1-6-7 J.Duke 4-Etc Ranger 2-1-3 Myers 4- Tecoma S-4-3 Hickev 2- Lukan Sharp 6-7-5 K.Hess 3- Maladandv 8-6-1 SAAain 5- Wkilermist Lym 8-4-1 Ti.Buter 7- Wvncross 4-3-1 Kramer 8- Marcys Scamp 3-3-5 Mrchnd 12th-S900, dm. pace mile 5- EdgewdO'Covne 1-3-1 Sccca 1- Shiaway Ace 3-2-3 Swny 2- Shoottn Iron 3- Duffey'sYuppy 1-2-4 Bchmn 4- TV's Boehm 1-3-5 Krmr 6- Track Attacker 6-1-5 K.Dokev 7- Heto Erik 1-4-3 Rthka 8- VietnamVet 6-1-5 Faurot 4-5-4 Ktnka Dean J.AIwell K.Dokev 7 Charcoal Charmer3-6-6 8- Snerry Lynn Best 3-4-5 7th $1,000, dm. pace 2- Tlmelv Charier 4- Jeremy Star 9-Nuclear Blast 1 Wahoowa 3 FrenchFortune 5- Armbro Echelon 6- Sandy Kay 7- Dutf 8- Happy Alby mile 4-6-4 K.Dokey 4-1-2 Myers 2- 2-1 S.Agneio 6-6-4 Forsyth 3- 7-4 Rthka 4- 7-2 R.Dean 6-7-1 Sccca 8-8-2 Frazler 5- S-4 Hudson cond. pace, mile 8-Wantz It Al 2- Shiaway Bruin 4-Tung Wly 1-Galeson 3- BG Storm 1-9-6 SMata 3- 3-8 R.Dean 4- 7-6 CBotgot 1-6-4 J.Duke 6-6-6 Crnct.