ADVANCE NEWS
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1989 OGDENSBURG, N.Y.
Perez's Relapse Complicates Expos' High Hopes
BY SIDNEY MAGILL
special CorresDondenfWEST PALM B E A C H T F L A Manager Buck Rogers said last
week he<expected tht1989 edition of
frn e p M 0 ^ l r l a l ? X P° S w o u W b e the
finest of the decade. The words
were barely uttered, when notification was received that pitcher
S h - r * £ e r e z h a d entered a
rehabilitation center and is lost to
the earn indefinately. p 8 r e z w a s
12-8 last year with a sparkling 2.48
earned run average, one of the
lowest in the Nationll League
' A t £ I t h i s Point," the manager
said, "we have to go with the idea
he is not going to be here. We will
have to see the length of time the
commissioners want him to stay
out. It's something we have to live
with."
Rogers said there are many good
arms in camp, although some of
these have not been or barely been
tested in the major leagues. The
starting corps will probably consist
of Dennis Martinez, Bryn Smith
and Kevin Gross* who was acquired from the Philadelphia
Phillies for p i t c h e r s Floyd'
Youmans and Jeff Parrett. The
team appears to be well set for
relievers, with Tim Burke, Joe
Hesketh and Andy McGaffigan,
The leading candidates to sue-
Grapefruit League Grapevine
ceed Perez are 6-foot-10 Bandy
Johnson, and Brian Holman.
Johnson was 3-0 with the Expos last
September after spending most of
the season at Class AAA Indianapolis. Holman was 4-8 a t Montreal with a 3.23 ERA after being
summoned from Indianapolis.
Veteran NealHeatpn, a lefty, had
a disappointing 3-10 season last
year with a 4.99 ERA. The previous'
year h e compiled a 13-10 season
with a 4.52 ERA. The Expos
strengthened their infield during
ed from the Cincinnati Reds.
the off-season and gave it more
flexibility when they acquired
Spike Owen from the Boston Red
Sox. To get him, they gave up John
Dopson, a pitcher, and infielder
Louis Rivers. Owen is regarded as
one of the top 'glovemen' in the
league.'
Montreal also acquired outfielder Mike Aldrete from the San
Francisco Giants. To get Aldrete,
who has had considerable success
as a pinch hitter, the club gave up
Tracy Jones, who had been obtain-
area.
Willach batted ,257 last year
with i2 hotoe runs and 69 runs batted in. The year previous he had
i23rbis. He i s regarded as one of
the premier fielding third bseman
in the NationatLeague,
A group of talented players from
Indianapolis a r e 'training here,
both pitchers and position players.
The Indians captured the
American Association championship last'season. Class AA Jacksonville was third in the Southern
League. Rogers said the Expo fortunes in 1989 will depend to a large
extent on Tim Raines arid Tim
Wallach. Raines was injured much
of the season, but said he is now fully recovered. He appeared in camp
early, when the pitchers, and catchers started workouts. His winter
home is in the "West Palm Beach
Mike Fitzgerald and Nelson Santovehia, -who came along fast after
being recalled from .the. Indians,
will split the receivingchores.
"The Expos open their 1989 exhibition season March 3 at West Palm
Beach against t h e New York
,Yartkees. The play-for-keeps contest begins April 4 when the Pittsburgh Piratescorne to Montreal.
Kirby's Ladies Hold Lead
Kirby's held on to first place
^scoring 47 points in Wednesday's
action from t h e Ogdensburg
Women's Pool Association. Kirby's
downed Rose's Tavern 47-34 while
second place Mg's picked up two
points with a 49-44 win over
Oscar's.
Kirby's currently leads the
league, with 1040 points followed by
Nig's with 1018. The race for individual honorsalso remained very
tight with Laurie Kline of Kirby's
leading the way with 182 points
followed by Laurie Roach with 181
and Sandy Ellard of Nig's with 179.
This week's action will be staged
Big Dart Upset
Raises Clarkie's
Title Timetable
at Oscar's Restaurant. The league
is now sponsoring a 50-50 raffle
with tickets available from any
league member.
WOMEN'S POOL STATS
Standings: Kirby's 1040, Nig's 1018,
Rose's 930, Oscar's 929.
Results: Nig's 49 - Oscar's 44, Kirby's 47-Rose's 34.
Top Shooters: Laurie Kline (K)
182, Laurie. Rdach (N) 181, Sandy,
Ellard (N) 179, Angie Barkley (O)
178, Gail Gemmill (K) 177, Sheila
Perry (R) 168.
Schedule: This week's action at
SQUAD BALL — T h e Squad B a l l w i n t e r soft- t h e r u n n e r s - u p h a r d w a r e . F r o m left t o fight
Oscar's Restaurant.
ball t o u r n a m e n t held l a s t weekend at F a t h e r
a r e T i m Baker, of the K n i g h t s of Columbus,
M a r t i n P a r k r a i s e d m o n e y for t h e co-sponsor of t h e e v e n t ; J o h n W i n t e r a n d
Ogdensburg Volunteer R e s c u e S q u a d . R o s e ' s I Rick D e F r a n c o , WSLB-WPAC, co-sponsors;
T a v e r n won t h e t o u r n e y d e f e a t i n g S i r - t e c h ' ^Robert G r a d y a n d J o e Spriggs, O g d e n s b u r g
1072, Moose 992, Kozy Korner 942.
Software i n t h e finals. In t o p photo, T o m
Police D e p a r t m e n t ; P a t McLear,
Jeff
Schedule: Oscar's vs Moose, Cobb and Joe Reed accept t h e first p l a c e L a F a v e r and J i m Lewis, r e s c u e s q u a d perKozy Korner vs Dom's, at Dom's trophy. In bottom photo, B a r r y K i a h h o l d s
sonnel. (Photos B y Bill B a r k l e y )
Place.
Fred's may have killed all of
Porky's hopes of catching league
leading Clarkie's and the second
place BIII2 scored a shocking 10-9
upset over Porky's in last week's
Maple City Dart League action.
The loss dropped Porky's to 13-6 in
the standings five games behind
the league leaders. Clarkie's kept
their perfect record intact with a
17-2 victory over the American
Legion I. Porky's I I added a win to
their record with a 15-4 win over the
American Legion II. The final
match of the week saw the Bill 1
defeat Vine's 12-7.
T!he league would like to congratulate Bob Tracy of Porky's II
as the Maple City Dart League's
Player of the Week. Bob won every
game h e played in and tossed 500
player points and also added a 60
finish for week i7.
Kozy Korner Steadies Play
The Kozy Korner scored a a convincing win to highlight last week's
action in the St. Lawrence Pool
Association. The Kozy Korner with
a 83-50 win continued to play tough
as they have in recent weeks.
Oscar's meanwhile seems to be
back on track as they scored a 69-56
win over second place Dom's to
stretch their lead to 122 points.
Standings: Oscar's 1194, Dom's
Top Ten Shooters: Gary Corbine
138, Larry West 134, Lou Cutwa 131,
Steve Defoe 128, Larry Morley 123,
John Ashley 122, Ralph Barley 119,
Clark Simmons 115, Ed Paige 113,
Dick LaFlair 113.
M A P L E C I T Y D A R T STANDINGS
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Bills
14
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PorKys
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Porky's 11
5
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Freds
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12
A m .Leg. 1
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THIS W E E K ' S GAMES
Sundiy:
|cirby's at ClarKle's, Porky's at
American Lesion l, B i l l 2 at Fred's, Vlnn's at
PorKy's 11, A m e r i c a n Legion 11 at B1111.
Rtau|ts: c l a r k i e ' s ]7 • A m e r i c a n Legion I 2,
PorKy's 11.15-Amerlcan Legion I I 4, Fred's 10 PorKy's9, B I I W 1 2 - V l n n ' s 7.
t H!BhllQht»i Terry T o r r a n c e (160), Linda L e F l e u r
(144)/ Bonnie M a r t e l ( M 0 ) , Francis Terrance
(140), Ron French (140), R o n Langley (140), Gary
Corbine (140J.
Hl0t) Flnlshmi B i l l B r l e n (92), T e r r y Terrance
(84), John Lovely (84), R o n Langley (66-60), Joe
Montgomery ((3), Bob T r a c y (60), Gary Corbine
(SD), M i k e Dlshaw (55), Steve LeFleur (50).
Alley Highlights
SUNDAY
Adirondack League
RESULTS (Make-up Games): Lions and Otters
split, Raccoons took 3 from Fawns, Fawns took 3
f r o m Lions, Wolves took 3 from Raccoons, Otters
took 3 f r o m Foxes, Wolverines took 3 from
Wildcats.
STANDINGS! Wolverines and Otters57, Wildcats
50.5, 'Lions 46, Wolves 40, Raccoons 37.5, Foxes 33,
Fawns31.
TOP BOWUERS: J i m Bleau 224-612, Bill Fraser
210-560, Jr. AAack 202-552, Dick Moore 202-542, D|ck
Ward 191-551, Ralph Williams 203-541, Sherin Cunningham 185-529, M i k e Claxton 169-497, B i l l Cunningham 173-494, T o m McCullough 206-519, Don
LaRock 180-472, AAike Main 208-483, Cheri Claxton
174-422, Bob Ott 150-436, Phyllis Hamilton 157-445.
SCHEDULE (Round Robin): Wolverines vs. Otters, Wildcats v s . Lions, Wolves vs. Raccoons,
Foxes vs. Fawns.
HIGHLIGHTS: M i k e M a i n 2-7, 3-10, B i l l Cunningham 6-7-10, AAike Claxton, Phyllis H a m i l t o n ,
N o r m a M a r t i n e a u , John Deak3-,10, Fran.Ward7-8,
Joan Ott4-5, Jackie W|lllams5-7-10.
N.F.L. League
RESULTS: Steelers4-Saints0, Cardinals3 -Colts
1, Rams3• Raiders, Giants 3 • Vikings 1, Packers3
• Lions 1, Redskins 3 - Cowboys I.
STANDINGS: Giants S8, Packers 54.5, R a m s 51,
Colts 48.5, Cardinals 48.5, Lions 45, Steelers 45,
Redskins 38, Saints 38, Raiders 37, Cowboys 35,
Vikings 29.
S C H E D U L E : Rams vs. Redskins, Steelers vs.
Giants; Vikings v s . Raiders, Cowboys vs. Saints,
Lions vs. Colts, Packers vs. Cardinals.
LEAGUE L E A D E R S : Joe Washburn 207-613, Paul
Haley 230-579, Steve Lalonde 199-569, L a r r y king
209-568, Russ Wood 212-532, Brian Norton 196-526,
Joe Fields 223-520, Gerry Love 194-517, Ken Brant
213-516, J i m Anderson 180-513, Ward Davison 170493, Chuck Perry 196-490, Sue Para 208-539, Jennifer Davison 180-498, Julie Johnson 188-475, Barb
Kiah 171-465, Sharlene Hilborne 198-463, Judy
Perry 177-457, Bonnie Haley 155-457, Judy Baker
219-45 6, Reney Palmateer 178-440, Barb AAashaw
176-435, Rose Hobbs 172-431, Jean Fields 161-412,
Barb King 154-411, Marie Tynon 158-400.
H I G H L I G H T S : Barb Klah 411 series, L a r r y King
209 game, Joe Washburn 613 series, Julie Johnson
188 game 475 series, Paul Haley 230 g a m e , Joe
Fields 223 game.
446, M i k e Leplco 546 (spare), Diane McDonald
391, Dave Crowder 480, Russ McDonald 4B6,
Caroline Joanette 385, Rick McClare 505, Dorothy
Maroney508 (spare), Linda Cole450, Janet E r w l n
429, Paul E r w l n 478, M a r g Montgomery 476,
Marilyn Para 417, Joe Montgomery 528.
SCHEDULE: G and C vs. C and C, C and E vs.
OH I, M and F vs. C and M, M and M vs. J and M .
Reindeer League
RESULTS: E l k took 4 from Dormer, Rudolph took
3 from Antler, Dasher took 3 from V i x e n , Blltzen
took 3 from Moose, Prancer took 3 f r o m Cupid,
Dancer and Comet sp I it.
STANDINGS: Prancer 61, Vixen 60, E l k 53, Donner 52.5, Moose 52, Dancer 49, Blltzen 48.5, Comet
47.5, Rudolph 41, Anter 40.5, Dasher 37, Cupid 30.
LEAGUE L A D I E S : M i k e Armano 189-525 (spare),
Arnold LaRock 178-495, Sharon Ritchie 181-473,
Ron Ritchie 188-503, Tim Ashley 192-501, Nancy
Stacey 175-477, M i k e Stacey 190-472, Rosle
Bruyere 175-463, Peg LeBeau 181-450, L a r r y
Robertson 188-461, Ted Ebberts 172-468, Stan
Fraser 192-554, Kathy Limoges 195-478, BUI
Bruyere 157-428, Greg Limoges 158-429, Sue
McLear 160-457, Warron M c L e a r 180-467, Barb
Ward 180-454, PHII Ward 172-440, Bob Barkley 159453, Jerome Lovely 165-458, Rose Sovie 166-475
(spare), Dick Amo244-557.
SCHEDULE: Rudolph vs. Moose, Dasher vs. Donner, Comet v s . Antler, Vixen v s . Prancer, Blitzen
vs. Dancer, E l k vs. Cupid.
H I G H L I G H T S : Ted Ebberts, Stan Fraser, Sue
McLear, Rosle Bruyere 3-10, Bob Barkley, Ron
Ritchie, Peg Lovely, T o m M u r r a y 2-7, Dan Jolly,
Rose Sovie (spare) 5-7-9, Mike Armano (spare) 47-9, Nancy Stacey 5-6 Arnold La Rock5-10.
SATURDAY
YABBA Little League
Late Report
STANDINGS: Orioles 36.5, Mets 36, Braves 35,
Red Sox 34, Cardinals 34, Dodgers 33, Tigers 32,
Giants 30, Yankees 28.5, Blue|ays 27.5, Royals 27,
Rangers 27, Pirates 25, Expos 25, Indians 25,
Angelo's 25, Astros 24, Phillies 22.5, Padres 22,
Cubs 17.
TOP BOWLERS: B i l l y LaFlair 147-555, Josh
Barkley 116-228, Andrew Stiles 83-161, M a t t
Beaulieu 132-179, Trever Tynon 89-177, Wayne Noble 96-179, John Wilson 108-196, John Wilson 108196, Andy Amo 65-104, Corey Davison 89-177, M a t t
Montroy 62-107, Chris Fraser 71-135, Teddy Ebberts
102-197, Ricky Adams 56-110, Brian Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. League
RESULTS: M and F took 3 from AA and AA, C and 72-135, April Adams 100-163, MaryAnne Sharrow
83-158,
Sommer Woods 98-156, Erlka Johnson 94Art took 3 f r o m J and AA, G and C took 4 from C and
141, Danielle Mitchell 77-129, Nicole Bromley 91E, OH I took 3 from C and C.
160, M a r c l LaRock 64-117, Tina Chase 70-137, Sara
BOWLERS: Joey Montgomery 616, Robin MonStelzel 100-152.
tgomery 480, Bill Fielding 474, Lucy Montgomery
Weekly Recreation Slate
TODAY
Open Swimming: Held from 1-4 p . m . at OFA pool.
MONDAY
Women's Physical Fitness: Floor exercising,
walking, d i e r information a n d volleyball held from
7-9 p.m. at Kennedy School.
Men's Physical ' Fitness: Weightroom a t the
Golden Dome open from 7-9 p.m. Basketball in the
OFA gym f r o m 9-n p.m.
TUESDAY
Womerf's Sllmnastlcs: Held a t the Boys Club from
9 a . m . to 11 a . m . Activities include exercising and
badminton.
Boys-Girls Recreation: Dodgeball, floor hockey,
soccer and basketball held a t Lincoln and AAadlll
School g y m s . The activities are divided b y age
group with t h e following scheduled: 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Public Skating Over
For W i n t e r Season
The Ogdensburg Department
of Parks and Recreation h a s
announced that public skating
at the Golden Dome has ended
for the season.
- ages 7, 8, 9; 7:308:30 p.m. - ages 10, 11, 12, 8:309:30 p.m.-ages 13, U, 15,14.
WEDNESDAY
Women's Physical Fitness: Floor exercising,
walking, diet Information and volleyball held f r o m
7-9 p.m. at Kennedy School.
Men's Physical Fitness.: Weightroom at the
Golden Dome open f r o m 7-9 p.m. NO MEN'S
BASKETBALL IN T H E G Y M FROM 9-11 p . m .
DUE TO A B A S K E T B A L L G A M E .
Women's Basketball: f r o m 9-10 p.m. a t the Kennedy School g y m .
i
Adult Volleyball: Held at the Ogdensburg Boys
and Girts Club for m e n and women f r o m 9-10:30
p.m.
Badminton: Held at Lincoln School G y m from 79:30 p.m.
Adult S w i m m i n g : Held at OFA pool f r o m 7:30-9:30
p.m.
THURSDAY
Women's Sllmnastlcs: Exercising and badminton
held at the Boys Club f r o m 9 a . m . t o l l a . m .
Boys-Girls Recreation: Dodgeball, floor hockey,
soccer and basketball held at Lincoln and Madlll
School gyms. The activities are divided by age ;
group w i t h the following scheduled: 6:30-7:30 p . m . '
- ages 7, 8, 9; 7:30-8:30 p.m. - ages 10,11, 12,8:309:30 p.m. -ages 13,14,15,16,
SATURDAY
Bldd/Basketball; Held at 9-11 a.m. at O F A gym.
SUNDAY
Open S w i m m i n g : Held f r o m 1-4 p.m. at OFA pool.
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WATERTOWN — The Watertown Indians will make their 1989 home
debut June 17 when they host the Auburn Astros in a 7 p.m. start. The
Tribe will open the season a t Auburn on June 16. The 1989 season will
mark the first for Watertown as an affiliate of the Cleveland Indians.
Watertown had been a Pittsburgh Pirates farm club from 1983-88. The
Pirates now operate out of Welland, Ontario.
"We're very excited about the upcoming season," said Watertown
General Manager, Tom Van Schaack. "With our new affiliation with
Cleveland, we feel very fortunate to be a part of one of the up and coming franchises in the major leagues.''
The NY-PENN league has added three cities to the 14 team legue;
Niagara Falls, Pittsfield (MA) and Welland (ONT). "Having three new
cities in the league will give the Watertown fans the opportunity to see
that many more potential future major league players," claimed Van
Schssck
NY-PENN LEAGUE ALIGNMENT
MCNAMARA: Auburn Astros (Houston), Elmira Pioneers (Boston),
Geneva Cubs (Chi. Cubs), Oneonta Yankees (NY Yankees), Pittsfield
Mets (NY Mets), TJtica Blue Sox (Chi. White Sox), Watertown Indians
(Cleveland).
STEDLER: Batavia Clippers (Philadelphia), Erie Orioles
(Baltimore), Hamilton Red Birds (St. Louis), Jamestown Expos (Montreal), Niagara Falls (Detroit), St. Catherines Blue Jays (Toronto),
Welland Pirates (Pittsburgh).
. 1989 WATERTOWN I N D I A N S SCHEDULE
JUNE
June 16: at Auburn, June 17: Auburn, June 18: Off. June 19: Auburn, June 20: a t Geneva, June 21:
Geneva, June 22: at Geneva, June 23: Geneva, J u n e 24: at E l m i r a , June 25: a t Elmira, June 26:
Elmira, June27: E l m i r a , June28: otOnenonta, June 29: at Onenonta, June 30: Oneonta.
JULY
July 1: Oneonta, July 2: at St. Catherines, July 3: at St. Catherines, July 4 : St. Catherines, July 5: St.
Catherines, July 6 : at Pittsfield, July 7: at Pittsfield, J u l y 8: Pittsfield, July 9: Pittsfield, July 10:
Utica, July 11: at Utica, July 12: Utlca, July 13: at Utica, July 14: at Auburn, J u l y 15: at Niagara
Falls, July 16: at Niagara Falls, July 17: at Hamilton, J u l y 18: at Hamilton, July 19: Hamilton, July
20: Hamilton, July 21: Niagara Falls, July 22: Niagara Falls, July 23: OH, July 24: a t Jamestown. July
25: at Jamestown, July 26: at E r i e , July 27: at E r i e , July 28: at Batavia, J u l y 29: a t Batavia, July 30:
Batavia, J u l y 31: Batavia.
AUGUST
Aug. 1: Erie, A u g . 2: Erie, A u g . 3: Jamestown, Aug. 4: Jamestown, A u g . 5: O f f , Aug. 6: Elmira,
Aug. 7: at Elmira, Aug. 8: at E l m i r a , A u g . 9: E l m i r a , Aug. 10: at Geneva, Aug. 1 1 : Genevia, A u g . 12:
at Genevia, Aug, 13: Geneva, A u g . 14: a t Auburn, Aug. 15: A u b u r n , A u g . 16: a t Auburn, Aug.* 17:
Auburn, A u g . 18: a t Oneonta, A u g . 19: a t Oneonta, Aug. 20: Oneonta A u g . 21: Oneonta, Aug. 22: at
Welland, A u g . 23: a t Welland, A u g . 24: Welland, A u g . 25: Welland, Aug. 2 6 : at U t i c a , Aug. 27: Utlca,
Aug.28: a t Utlca, Aug.29: Utlca, Aug.30: Pittsfield, Aug. 3 1 : Pittsfield,
SEPTEMBER
Sept. 1: a t Pittsfield, Sept 2: at Pittsfield, Sept. 3: at Auburn, Sept 4: Auburn.
END O F REGULAR SEASON
NOTE: A l l Monday-Saturday Home Games: 7 p.m., all Sunday Home Games: 6 p . m .
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15 losses. They are followed by
Ogdensburg Bowl at 20-21, Buster's
Tavern at 19-22, and Lisbon Tire
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Pit action will resume on Thurs- Today'sO) BA Playoffs
day evening at the Oddfellows Hall
with Stiles throwing against Toxiiy »t OCFl 1 p . m . - O g d State v s River Lanes.
a t OFAl 3 pirn- - N i g ' s vs Heuvelton Auto,
Buster's and Ogdensburg Bowl Toxliy
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