Show Standard-Examin- Sports r- - breeds Pirate trade t iA Kl IScnppS Howard News Service a am not a happy camper" “1 aicf "Pittsburgh Pirates president iCarl Barger after general manager doughty’s misinterpretation of the waiver rule cost two more top prospects Outfielders Wes thamberlain and Julio Peguero er claimed by the Philadelphia Chillies After they were claimed Doughty worked out a deal to save face and to acquire a hitter In lieu of the 520000 waiver price the Pirates vvoulcl have received for n and Peguero Doughty aIweire 40-m- call-up- ed rig-hand- Cham-berlai- first cquir'd hatffciflan-outfield- Carmelo er Martinez from the Phillies for another prospect a Class A player 'tode named B° Stewart” said Doughty surprisingly still able to joke whertTSSked to reveal the identity of the player The Pirates own no Bo Stfjyart but Doughty was poking fun at an earlier gaffe when lie accidentally revealed Moises AIou as the player to be named in the trade that brought Zane Smith from the Montreal Expos -- ar long-ter- m Just another shopping spree for A’s the 'Latest deal makes sense for a team trying to stay at the top of son may recover but he’s unlikely to be at full speed McGee is By MARC TOPKIN St Petersburg Times ' Analysis It njjist be fun to go shopping with A’s general manager Sandy 'Alderson: “One of these two of those- send me the bill later more than expensive insurance And despite his reputation as an statement that they want to win artificial turf player McGee’s now they took out ads on the batting average over the last five Oakland Coliseum scoreboard — seasons is 295 on turf 289 on probably right next to the “Comgrass Baines thrives on pressure ing Soon” signs touting Raiders football loves playing for La Russa (his “What it really comes down to manager in Chicago) and will relis when you have a chance to win ish just his second opportunity in this league it’s a very special for play Plus he’s lifetime against Boston precious thing” A’s manager ace Roger Clemens and Tony La Russa told reporters “We have a chance to win it against Mike Boddicker Our whole ballclub understands McGee could turn into it Our club our ownership realserving A’s needs for two izes it’s something special When months and being sent on his you have it you do everything way As deep as the A’s farm sysyou can You want no regrets” tem is they could weather the Baines 31 will be the designatloss of the three players with no ed hitter and bat cleanup giving return the A’s the bat But with Jose Canseco’s balky they’ve missed since allowing back and Rickey Henderson’s Dave Parker to leave for Milwautender hamstrings there is probakee last winter McGee a bly room for Dave Henderson switch-hittwill play and McGee as “everyday” outcenterfield in the absence of fielders Dave Henderson who last week The word on the general manunderwent arthroscopic knee surager grapevine Thursday was that gery He’ll also juice an Oakland the A’s paid heavily for McGee offense that is just 12th in the “When you’re in an injury situaleague in hitting tion you may be forced to pay The A’s can field a lineup condearly” observed Cincinnati’s Bob Quinn sisting of eight former At shortstop they’d have to settle The players they added not onfor Walt Weiss who was only the ly have big batting averages but 1988 AL Rookie of the Year big egos and even bigger Don’t think for a minute Oakas well Their team payland wasn’t looking ahead The roll already headed to be White Sox may be only 6 'A baseball’s largest next season due in part to Canseco’s five-yegames back but the A’s are conn cerned with hosiery of a different deal will soar even color higher Boston has four The Rangers who gave up Scott Fletcher Sammy Sosa and starting pitchers and a tricky home outfield Hender- Wilson Alvarez for Baines just -- ’deaf:- -' ‘ 'Not ’everyone can bring home prized packages The Pirates starting pitcher and the can do is a trade for Jay bSJt : Tibbs-- The Red Sox need a closer arid they have to turn to a free agent (Jeff Gray) who was cut by "tttfe JPtillies in spring training The Reds needed another starter and they are forced to promote from lilteeqipped theif'xwn system - But-th- e Oakland A’s need a bat to bolster their offense and Alderson goes out Harold Baines a veteran who has hit 288 over his career and averaged 19 homers Then they decide they need and Alderson ‘slips 'into his Monty Hall outfit again Who do the A’s deal for Mitch Webster? Herm Winningham? How about Willie McGee He was ’hitting 335 for the in the National League and putting together a Itrtlmehdous offensive year But :he: isfln the final year of his it was going to take a Anheuser-Busc- h beer of bq5ck canslo keep him in St Louis ! All jit costs the A’s is a small part of the future — two Triple-ptfcHers for Baines reserve Felix Jose and a pair of farmhands for McGee The A’s not only get richer tlrey jnst about own the joint The-A’didn’t just make a sur1 " post-seas- ed 10-ye- ar s Cardi-ftals-seco- left-hand- nd ed All-Sta- A out-fidd- HOWELL Margaret May Martin South Ogden in South Ogden Aug 29 This death notice list is offered at no charge by the Standard-ExaminPaid obituaries also appear on this page We re- er White Anna quest death notices and paid obituaries be placed by the mortuaries handling arrangements All death notices and obituaries submitted by others Martin She was Business Co- reared and attended schools in Kansas City including Clark's llege worked must be verified by a mortuary Obituanes or death notices may understandably surprised the Rangers would make such a deal within their division The Cardinals looking to rebuild did well for themselves considering McGee likely would have walked away The A’s naturally are the biggest winners and probably will be in October as well They’ve been good for four seasons now and smart enough never to stand pat They needed a jolt last year ‘and acquired Rickey Henderson Earlier this year they needed a second baseman and went out and got Willie Randolph Now they needed another hitter and a centerfielder and they got Baines and McGee “If we’re going to have a dynasty then we’ve got to start doing these things now” pitcher Dave Stewart said READITIRES AUTO CARE CENTER years as secrea for teacher's placement bureau On Sept 11 1937 she married John Ross Howell in Independence Mo In 1944 she moved to Utah where she made her home in South Ogden She was a dark at the Country Club Drug for 29 years retiring in 1980 Sne was a member of the LDS Street The East-leadi- right-hand- De- - Mon-F- ng ed mixup when Sid Blanks said he erred in telling a Houston television station last week that his son and the Pistons had agreed on the principal issues of a contract That time McCloskey said “The league office called me and wanted to know why I hadn’t informed them of the contract I told them it wasn’t a done deal” Now it is he said Terms weren't disclosed The averaged 203 points and 43 rebounds for Texas last season and helped the Longhorns to the NCAA Midwest Regional finals d 399-334- V 5 ri Sat 8-- Standard-Examin- h Funerals JONES Funeral services for Alice Gaddie Jones will be Saturday el 1 30 pm at Leavitt s Chapel of Flowers Mortuary with Bishop La Vare W Rawlins otticiatlng Friends may call at the mortuary Friday & to 81 p m and Saturday 12 15 to 15 pm Interment Leavitt's Aultorest Memorial Park BLOOO-Funerservices for Lvman R Blood will be held Saturday at II am at Lind-auisKaysville Mortuary 400 North Main Street where friends may call Friday from 8 p m and Saturday from St Friends may call at the mortuary Monday Sept 3 from 6:30 to 9 pm and Tuesday from 11:45 to 12:45 pm Interment Washington Heights Memorial Park Statistics 9 0 45 am Interment Kaysville City Cemetery Births McKay-De- e pub- lishes obituaries for a modest fee A photograph may be included at no additional charge Services will be Tuesday at 1 pm at Leavitt's Chapel of Flowers Mortuary 836-36t- pm on 2 pm Obituary policy sister In Hospital Cole — Scott and Kaytynn Hansen 4375 Weber River Drive Ogden girl Aug 27 Stewart — Ronald and Janae 107 N Orchard Ogden boy Aug 27 Manning — Robert and Crystal Matthews 584 E 2300 N Ogden girl Aug 28 Buchanan — Bryce and Kimberli Kellett 4293 S 1050 West Riverdale boy Aug 28 Jensen — Robert and Shawna Sears 3895 Evelyn Road Ogden girl Aug 28 McBride — Steven and Darla Coombs 5294 S 125 East Ogden girl Aug 28 Richert — Daniel C and Shannon Stewart 2650 W 5650 South Roy boy Aug 28 Threlfall — Joseph and Tammy Wheat 4189 S 300 West No 45 Riverdale boy Aug 28 memoriam In Memory of Gary Wayne Rasmussen Oct 11 1930 Aug 31 1989 wnunm remem-be- r so many limes at the close of a Fair-chi- ld year' time when we'd our shake and head "How tav “fast It went bvl" You'd always say The older you get the aster they go" Well it's been toa year now that we've had press on ’ without you It hasn't gone by fast this time end oh how we missed you Your strength and your kve has still been fell by each one of us when we've needed it most Thank you and oh how we love you Your loving Wife Children and Grandchildren Humana Hospital Davis North Davis — Gary and Virginia Medler 351 Hillgate Way Layton boy Aug 25 Price — Quinn and Vlki Prescott 468 E 1850 North North Ogden boy Aug 25 Cashell — David and Lori Hart 158 W 1275 North Layton girl Aug 27 k Gillespie — Rex and Loma 618 W 1500 North Apt D Lay-to- n girl Aug 27 Schoenfeld — Richard and Heather Lee 680 N Main A6 Kaysville girl Aug 27 Ham-mac- FLOWERS By tvvz CANDLELIGHT (066 E Gentile Laytorl 544-122- Have you purchased 20 year level term? 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McCloskey said he wasn’t wor- tied that Blanks was surprised “I'vfc got the signed contracts : and have already sent them to the league " McCloskey said t Blanks referred questions to h?s father Sid Blanks who is act-- ’ ing as his agent but Sid Blanks number in has a tKousi&n and couldn’t immedi- alctylbe reached today Lance Blanks said Thursday f my dad said nighRight now hjs-fMtalking about anything’ The fact that Blanks’ father acted as agent helped negotiations fcCloskey said But it also led to an earlier Area deaths of daughter James G and $235-millio- s — The heap over one year ago were probably the biggest losers White Sox general manager Larry Himes was rs pay-chec- -- first-roun- er er con--tricCa-hd D!tROIT (AP) treiPistons said on rent-a-play- minor-league- rs aod-££t- Howell SOUTH OGDEN — Margaret May Martin Howell 74 died Wednesday Aug 29 1990 at her home of causes incident to age She was bom June 9 1916 in Kansas City Kan a right-hand- ed Barger refused to address Doughty’s future with the club in doubt because his contract expires at the end of this season Ddugffty’s reign as Syd Thrift’s replacement has been sprinkled with blunders and near blunders can’t say anything about two-ye- - positions than they had “I don’t know if there is more I (l made mistake I misinterpreted the rule pressure to sign them” said don’t have anyone to blame but me1 Doughty "I’d like to keep Van Bonds and Bonilla — Larry Doughty Slyke Barry another five years Where are we Pittsburgh genera! manager going to get any three better than those three?” that" said Barger "I’m still kind falo after a slow start Peguero a Doughty said he was “embarswitch-hittwith outstanding rassed” by the mistake but said of reeling from this” The chain of events began speed was hitting 282 with one he believes “this thing worked when Doughty asked waivers on homer and 26 RBI at Class AA out pretty good It was blind Chamberlain 24 Peguero 21 Harrisburg They were in such luck but this made me do someand pitcher Mike Roesler who demand that Philadelphia and thing” He acted fast to acquire Martiwent unclaimed to make room seven other teams put in claims In his two years as general nez making the deal without roster for Septemon his s ber pitcher Mike York manager Doughty has lost from consulting manager Jim Leyland Phillies general manager Lee his farm system outfielders Mark and catcher Dann Bilardello was surprised to get the Thomas in the 2 outchoice Merchant wanted No the to Doughty put fielder Tony Longmire and incountry in 1987 Alou a No 1 players on waivers because the fielder Scott Little off Class AAA choice in the January 1986 draft Atlanta Braves Houston Astros Buffalo on waivers instead of who was called up to the Expos and St Louis Cardinals had to Chamberlain and Peguero but this week pitchers Mike Walker pass on them before they were awarded to the Phillies couldn’t because they were on the Bill Sampen now in the Montre“I had to take them” said al bullpen and Willie Smith and disabled list 1 almost apologetically Thomas a Greene Willie No Doughty did not realize the shortstop don’t have a whole lot in “We choice waivers were irrevocable thinkour system" them withdraw could if In return he has catcher Don ing he As for the trade Thomas said another team claimed them Slaught who can be a free agent “The Pirates got a guy who can at the end of the season Smith Wrong help them win this thing” "I made a mistake” said also unsigned after this year and Martinez was hitting 242 with Martinez who figures to platoon Doughty words he has uttered homers and 31 RBI in 71 eight at first base with Sid Bream and before “I misinterpreted the rule games He has played first base be a I thought it was like in spring pinch hitter and left field training where if you put a man “He’s a better than average first There is another aspect to loson waivers they can be revoked said Thomas and Chamberlain baseman” ing Peguero I don’t have anyone to blame but Martinez was available because Doughty was able to trade Alou me” to the Expos because he felt he the Phillies expect Ricky Jordan "The sad thing is that all it still had two promising young to be their first baseman next takes is a brief telephone call to outfielders in the organization year and having signed Lenny deal they Now that they are gone Bobby Dykstra to a make sure” said Barger Chamberlain was hitting 230 Bonilla and Andy Van Slyke free are set in the outfield with Von with six home runs and 52 runs agents at the end of next season Hayes Dykstra and Dale Murbatted in in 123 games with Buf have even stronger bargaining phy Imw Doughty has done it lagainjnd this might be the final M Margaret as general manager lets more prospects get away Ptilllies gain 9B Obituaries ""r isfcake Friday August 31 1990 er Closed Sunday Sams pdvrtipod oubfpcf to stock on fcsndl WET?E FIGHTING FOR KXJRUFE American Hoart Association |