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Show i TODAY: BASEBALL Philadelphia Inquirer_ That 22-1 Game Might Portend Endfor Pitchers We're not sure exactly when youcantellit's no longer safe to pitch fora liying. But it would probably be at a pointlike this: Whenthe Atlanta Braves give up 22 runsin one game, and John Smoltz starts it. Well, friends, pitching armageddonisofficially here, because last Sunday, the Braves and Smoltz really did lose a 22-1 gameto the previ- ously moribund Baltimore Orioles. And if the Atlanta Braves can give up 22 runs in one game,what's next? Pedro Martinez serving up 12 home runs somenight? Randy Johnson going a month withouta strikeout? Greg Madduxhaving a higher ERA than Ryan Dempster? Huh? What's that? Maddux does have a higher ERA than Dempster? Oh. Figures. If the Braves can lose a 22-1 game, anythingis possible, because here's how unbeliev- able that 22-1 game actually was: i The Braves gave up more runs in that game than they gaveupalllast season to two different teams (Pitts- burgh and Arizona). @ They also allowed more ‘runsin this game than they did in the entire 1992, '95 or ‘96 World Series. @ And, most amazing of _all, the Braves now have lost as many gamesby three touchdowns as the Falcons did last season (one). So a weeklater, we'restill asking: Did this gamereally happen, or did we halluci- hate? “No, it happened,” Orioles ‘leadoff wit Brady Anderson said. “At least I'm pretty gure it did.” And he ought to know, be- “eause, in his own words, he observedit firsthand, from the uniqueperspective of >“participating in this game — ‘without actually participating.” That's hard to do norma but Anderson did it — by ‘deciding not to get a hit un til after 24 other hits had fallen.” Yes,by the time hefinally gothis first hit, in the ninth pinning, every other Orioles Starter had had a hit by the Sgeventh. Cal Ripken already SSSHSSSHSHSSEHSSHHSHHSHEHSSHHOHSHHSHHSHSHHHHSHSHHHHHHSSHSHHHHSHOHHOEHOHHHHOHHSHSHHOHOSHEOHHEHOEHOEHHEHSHHSHHOEHSED _ The Salt Lake Tribune SPORTS Sunday, June20, 1999 10:30am. Dragonsat Galaxy llam. (43 AUTO RACING CART Bud/G.I. Joe’s 200 2pm G To TNT’s NBA Draft Coverage for calm. Nearly 500 people were involved in the fight- TENNIS Former Wimbledon and U.S. Open runner-up C dric Pioline conquered a slow start to beat qualifier 5:26 per mile pace. serve as an analyst during TNT's broadcast of the NBA Draft, June Wednesday in Washington, Olympic bobsled driver Jean Racine of Park City was chosen as the spokesperson. 30 at Washing- ton, D.C. Ute FOOTBALL guard Andre Miller is expect- were named to the Football News Five University of Utah players edto follow for- mer teammates Keith Van Horn and Michael Do- leac as a top-13 pick, giving Utah three “lottery” selections in three years. @ Jade Huntington, formerly Colorado State's recruiting coordinator, will become an assistant coach in the Utah Valley State Col- lege women’s program, In August, Huntington will marry Jeff Strohm,a memberofthe Universi- ty of Utah men's basketball staff. @ Openingsarestill available for high school girls basketball teams to compete in the Jack in the Box Classic in San Diego this winter. Entry fee is $375 and teams get a minimum offive games. Call Wade or Nancy Vickeryat 619-448-9183 @ Lindsay Hadfield, 13, Kaysville, won the Official Sears Kid Beat Reportercontest andwill cov- preseason All-Mountain West Conference team: running back Mike ball; Jared Allen, Matt Dahl, John Lowry, Robert Morris and Devan Porter, men’s swimming; Mary Duffin, SummerFolster, Katherine Gibbons, Valynn Grant, Hanna- Utah — Hanno Mottola and Adam Sharp, men’s basketball; Kristina Anderson, Amy Ewert, Lori Red and Janna Whitman, women’s basketball; Matt Cham- swimming, and and Annika Lundmark, berlain, Cory Heidelberger, Troy Jamie Anderson- Wayman, Jody Cecil, Heike Kutz women's swimming Rick Christensen at 785-2716. ADMINISTRATION Three University of Utah staff centerfielder Douglas Jackson @ The Kearns WBBA Minor League Cardinals went 17-2 and wontheleaguetitle, after finishing last in 1998. @ The second Mountain Hitting annual Rocky and Pitching UVSC. For. leaguer Cc Snyder is 0862 scoring a 0-6, 7-5, 6-3 win over Nathalie Tauziat to win the Eastbourne grasscourt championship. It was the first title since 1994 for the sixth seed from Belarus. @ John McEnroe beatBjorn Borg 6-3, 6-4 to advance to thefinals of the 1999 Quality Challenge senior tour- nament. In today’s final, McEnroe will face Jimmy Connors, who beat Mats Wilander 7-6 (7-0), 6-2 on Friday. fp, - Low Prices = Fasi Service ® Great Selection JUNE SUPER VALUES! f NN } members have accepted new posi tions within the department. Mary Bowman will become anassistant Wy 35,000 Mile Warranty* PEt 2 Tra) MY. athletic director, Bruce Woodbury NNTB Tru Trac APT THRU 6/26 60,000 Mile Warranty’ §9.9Q00 P185/70R14 239 $44.99 PI95/70R14 P1B5/60HR14 P195/0HR14 recently as director of media rela- Formula GT $69.99 69.99 wr! Pois/75h15 “Rockycouldn't even find had to be * pinch-hit for because he Gidn't havea helmet. He first, they will try to catch Roy Christensen in the First Security Bank Open at Tri City Golf Course The leaders are lined up for to: day’s final round: Christensen is at §-under-par 66, followed by ‘went around the dugout say ng: ‘Anybody havea huge ead”’ Finally, the clubhouse ‘guy came downwith abig P195/60HRI5 53.99 P205/60HRIS 74.99 79.99 109. P205/5SHRI6 99.99 99.99 paren i double-flapped generichel. : inet he could wear.” Coppinger promptiy sin *who throws 95 mph Rocky was pacing theair planeall the way home, talk Anderson “He might havehad the yame ball in his suit pocket The guys upfront had heard + about enough, so he walked ‘to the back, looked at Cal “and me, said, ‘Tried to sneak +a fastball by me,’ and kept walking,” * Incredible, but true. And : when Atlanta can't sneak a fastball by Rocky Coppinger {it mightbetimeforthe en : lire pitching population to “keepon walking 0 i Best-hitting AL nitching staff in interleague ; lay: : White Sox (3 for 6, 500). Worst: Red Sox (0 for 12 * five whiffs), Rangers (0 for : 10, seven whiffs), and Royals _ (0for 9, five whiffs). That wacky Tigers staff went 0 for Thompson eeeeeeseceseseseeseseseeoes man (87), Blair (68) and Schneiter (69). Former PGA Tour regular Jim Nelford, a resident of nearby Highland, is in touch with the leaders at 71, along with Tom Costelic 122.99 116.99 i290 i 1 Goovfvean Eagle TR move Micwetin Symmetry BrGoomen All Terrain T/A KO starting at starting at 1795) 75RR ames atSass Toeod F rape] Mee War starting SH0.99] ras oTat Pras/COTRMoer S799 "250071 He PRA/TSRM $0890] so[ro ies 1 Alignment Service *4-wheel + Thrust angle Includes front end inspection! 85 Sa Kean Ridd and Bob Betley are tied at 72 in the senior pros’ divi Summerhays, Newrern Win at Junior Am ‘UGHT TRUCK / SPORT UTILITY. GoopyYEaR SANDY — Farmington’s Daniel Wrangler GS-A UBNT TRUCK / SPORT TTY MICHELIN (CK APT WDROGRESSIVE PRIFGR CRAGAR : S DieHard PlusStart 45 $9Q99 59% Newren wontitles in the State Junior Amateur tournament In Friday's natch-playfinals at Willow Creek Country Club, Sum mT melt nama | oe °79°,:,. Installed RoadHandler Struts 123" pair, Reg. $163" 881 WHILLFIELD RD LAYTON OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK 546-6780 Sat Bam-Gpm Sonen 2175 §, REDWOOD RD. boys 15-17 division Newren topped Annic fheps b47 deena installed RoadHandler Carts ‘gree ded. ahgniment dditional charge L WEST VALLEY CITY hays defeated Steven Newren Clark, Alison Schofield, Reed Niel ede Kroon, Tony Finau and Brook Stewart | PT et evr. 2a oldest age divisions of the Utah and 1 in girls 15-17 Other winners were Sterling \ WeatherHandler® +l Summerhays and Salt Lake City's Natalie | ad share the lead, entering today’s fi: nal round of the Art City Amateur at Hobble Creek Golf Course. Clay Bingham, Dean Gibbs, Jay Lamb and Shaun Jepsen each shot under-par 69 on Saturday. Paul and six ayers follow at 71° Steve Borget Dave Hedderman, Marty Hunts man, JR. Shears. Robert Shunn and Steve Watts Sd UGHT TRUCK a ‘sPont UTUTY Wight at 70. Wade Doyleleads the net division with a 66. Walker is one shot back en oe sion. Scott Fairbanks and Todd Barker are tied for low amateur at 68. with Dan Brown and Jason ART CITY AMATEUR SPRINGVILLE — Four players presoais QR . 49.99 54.99 P205/6SHAIS 59.99 62.99 PERFORMANCE, publicity for the men’s basketball Prssachs gm —————— neTS P225/70R4 P200/TORIS Sa PERFORMANCE program, has spent four years in the sportsinformation department 6050000" Mie Warany’ P225/60R16 P215/65R16 wy Fon §34Q° 215/705 three years as director of student- athlete services. Woodbury has worked at Utah since 197 PERFORMANCE PITS/7ORIS ea now the associate sports informa- tion director. Bowman has spent 50,000 Mie Warranty’ 7 : pusene § 3 "8" |$3.999 $5999. |57.99 LIGHT TAUCK SPORT UTLITY MLTR $4 09 will be the director of community relations and Mike Lageschulteis tions. Lageschulte, whowill handle AMERICAN FORK — Utahpros Kim Thompson, Jimmy Blair and Steve Schneiter are headed to the PGAClubProfessional Champion ship in Wisconsin this week But 7 M7 RESPONSE GoopZYeaR mIcHELIN RST Touring 2000 Eagle HP XC-LT4 5045.00 Mile Warranty’ 4 FOR , @ Sehultz and Chris Williams; men’s to 14-under. For informationcall from Iolani High in Honolulu third baseman Kainoa Obrey and gamesand wenton to win 6-3, 7-5. @ Natasha Zverevalost the first nine games before becomethe first member of his family to graduate from college when he receiver a degree in sociology from UCLA today. “My grandparents, my parents, myself. No onehasa college degree,” said Norton, son of former heavyweight champion Ken Norton. “What kind of exampleis that for my kids? I haveto set a standard for my family.” Norton was excused early from the 49ers’ minicamp 10 days ago so he could complete five papers and study for exams. Stacey and Sarah Street, women's swimming, and Chris Miller and GarySanderson, wrestling. Mountain School of Baseball and @ BYU hassigned two players FOOTBALL San Francisco 49ers linebacker Ken Norton Jr. will lee Hawkins, Carrie Jensen, Christine Merrell, Rachelle Smith, Jann four age divisions, from 10-under Dennis Udy at 877-272-0862 or first time in the tournament the Frenchman had been broken. But he broke back in the third and seventh winter sports: BYU — MeganJensen and Lindsay Van Komen, women's basket- Johnson, Robert Renna, Dan will have 12-team tournaments in Open. Facing a doublesspecialist ranked 574th in the world, Pioline dropped his opening service game, the a Anderson, offensive linemen Sam White and Josh Cochran, defensive end John Frank and linebacker Kautai Olevao. a ACADEMICS These athletes were named to the Academic All-WAC teams for er two Utah Starzz games. oO BASEBALL The first Heber Valley Fire. cracker Baseball tournament is July 22-24 in Heber City. Thetour. ney is sponsored by the Rocky Kevin Ullyett of Zimbabwe to win the Nottingham Ed Eyestonewas the 23rd overallfinisher in 2:22:15, a Gives Chasein First Security Open a helmetthatfit,” Anderson 6 but walked three dimes subsided whenthecoachofthe national team appealed inat thenewsreports game betweensaid. Moscow's Spartak and Saturn, Russian The teams are among those ing for the Russian national championship. luth, Minn., by four seconds in 2 hours, 13 minutes, VYié for the Russi qo , Christensen Holds Slim Lead as Trio ‘bat was a major spectacle : Pot fans at a Russian soccer match,and the violence only oO SS/SSTR 08.00 *ground Rocky to get to me - said, sialfirst fight that ended in a draw March 13. fe Kenya's Andrew Musuva outdueled , Ethiopia's Tesfaye Bekele and won the Grandma's Marathonin Du- _ Utes’ Majerus to Add His Insight Among the 100 U.S. athletes in vited to an Olympic Day event next } Anderson quipped :: But he lined a two-runsin‘gle — clearly inspired by ‘Coppinger, whose wholeat- ing about his hit,” from the leading group 9 miles from the end of the stage. Oo SOCCER Riot troops were called in to quell clashes among 2:13:32. Elena MakolovaofBelarusset a course record BOBSLED igledoff Rudy Seanez, Switzerland. Previous leader Laurent Jalabert was unable to catch the two Italians when they broke away Time Warner, operator of HBO and pay-per-view TVKO, had wanted Don Kingto sign an agreementthat would allow them to order him to step asideas fight promoter should he beindicted in connection with the controver- in winning the women’sdivision in 2:29:12. Russian Albina Galliamova was runner-up at 2:30:02. Layton’s University of Utah basketball Coach Rick Majerus will again | Italian Gilberto Simoni will start the Tour de Suisse timetrial stagein the leader’s yellow jersey after beating his countryman Francesco Casagrande to theline in Saturday's flagship mountain stage near Gindewald, World gotiating sessions Thursday and Friday. RUNNING y, CYCLING Lennox Lewis was in New Yorkon Saturday night to scout a possible opponent, but he said his real mission was to push for a rematch with Evander Holyfield. And that fight appearedclosTTD er to being made following ne- and 21 seconds. Russian Fedro Ryjov was third at a ‘Anderson stepped in “They werepitching __ (5) ao (ESPN) : ctwo hits. Even reliever Rocky atid, “He almost TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS __Time Tv Radio : Noon WGN) _ 2 6pm CESPI U.S. Open the director. Call 877: “first career hit, right before COOLED 2008 WOMEN’S WORLDCUP SOCCER Austria vs. Ghana 11:30.a.m. NFL EUROPE vhe had in April). Starting Coppinger had thunked his - Event BASEBALL Orioles at White Sox PCL:Rainiers at Buzz Mariners at Cleveland GOLF mer major ‘had six hits (one more than pee Lewis Pushing for Rematch With Holyfield @eeoessseos0aecc08 20 Clinic is June 2 “pitcher Mike Mussina had +2 LING BRIEF Nottm. 4 a 1310 Ps Jost Was 6a Pe ee. | 0 wk Siw et Heather Hn, 9 gl 974-5900 NATIONAL TIRE & BATTERY |
