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Show w J I 21 61) ' w w Tin Salt Lull i ( ( I V? Tribune, M I February Sunda), i : t v T f rrnnrn mmhh TTTTrrr Ynrrx t m VI ! ; . . r ' T , 98i 2, Baseball: Yankees Toying With Ancient Pitching Staff H ih n .it lii VI di ft G V fi G T o. n P v By Tim Kurkjian Dallas Morning News When H comes lo the weirdest IHiclimg stall in baseball, here's a vole for the Yankees. They have invited Tommy John. 42. released by the Angels .in last season, in for a look in spring training It by some miracle he wins a job. Up Yankees' rotation would average 28 years of age. assuming Hon Guidry 135), Britt Hums (2tii. Phil Niekro (48) and Joe Niekro (41) win Pin-iell- starling spots. John Montefuseo. 35. released but invited lo camp, said he will win the comeback player of the year. Free-agen- t reliever Al Holland will be signed soon. Add them all up and the Yankees will have 18 pitchers with 10 are major league experience out age 30 "It's a hunch bet." Yankees owner George Steinbrenner said of Holland. "II it doesn't wutk out. I will take full blaipc. It is against the better judgment of my baseball people" Steinbrenner said lie's basing the hunch on Holland's agent, Tom Heidi, who suggested he sign Dave Parker cr-D- Rick Sutcliffe Fd Whitson Houston's Frank DiPino and . Madden again. Rangers coach Joe Ferguson said Rangers rookie Pete Incaviglia "has as much power as any player in the major leagues right now. Dodgers scout Mel Didier said Incaviglia has as quick a bat as any player I've- seen, and I signed Andre Dawson" . . . The A s offered Porter a $200,000 base salary and a possible $200,000 in bonuses to sign. And they offered him a chance at the No. catching job, something the Rangers never offered. But Porter chose Texas. One executive said of Porter, "It seems he's suing Mike Butch Wynegar has to catch this staff, and with the Hangers signing free agent Darrell Porter, Wynegar has no backup. So the Yankees are going alter Hon Massey. They traded him to Chicago in December. . . - 1 The Hangers, still desperate for a reliever, have begun pur- - more content to sit in the clubhouse and tie flies during the game instead of playing baseball." . , . Bobby Witt and Mitch Williams are Rangers s. pitchers of the future, both top But at AA Tulsa last year, they were a combined 8 with a 5 56 ERA. 76 strikeouts and 22 walks in 68 inpro-pect- nings. t ' The White Sox are looking' to deal second baseman Julio Crux so Wayne Tolleson can (day second base. There has been no talk lately of. Tolleson White Sox left field- playing third - going into the third round, birdied the e first hole to take a brief lead over the field. But she suffered k bogeys at No. 4 and No. hole when she neatly whiffed on a score of 71 chip shot Her third-rounincluded three birdies and two bo- Ja- pan's Ayako Okamoto struggled four-strok- d 73 Saturday but through a a onto lo hang managed lead at the $200,000 Elizabeth Arden Classic ' The Tokyo resident stands at heading into Sunday's final round at the Turnberry Isle Country geys. one-strok- e back-to-bac- Debbie Massey is another stroke back al 211 after firing a 71. She also hit her approach to the left on No. 18 and ended her round with a bogey. and Hollis Muffin Spencer-DevliStacy are at 212. with Lori Garbacz and Juli Inkster at 213. Okamoto. who led bv three shots and dropped another stroke to par at the 12th hole to fall one stroke be5 hind Massey. But Okamoto drilled a bird ie pull on the 13th hole to regain a share of the lead. While Massey bogeyed the 14th and 18th holes and Daniel dropped a shot on the final 30-fo- n Club. Reth Daniel is one stroke back at 210 sfter taking a bogey on the last finished with Okamoto hole, DISCO ircnmnsisqre e PH. 566-6S- SANDY 9032 SO. STATE six straight pars. Okamoto, who has been undergoing acupuncture treatment for a back problem, said her back didn't bother her at all Saturday. Her problems were psychological. "I felt the pressure today," said the Okamoto. I havent felt that kind of pressure for about? year and half. The pressure made my legs hurt. Okamoto has won five LPGA evpnts. including three in 1984, but she played sparingly and not very well last year because of the back problems. 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FEBRUARY TIRE & SERVICE P155I 16580R13 17580R13 560-1600-1- Brewers manager 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH s19! 3 . KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) A rejuvenated Chris Evert Lloyd cruised match Saturday, whipping. Manuela through her third straight Maleeva to head into the finals against second-seede- d Steffi Graf in the $250,000 Virginia Slims of Florida. Bonnie Gadusek of LarGraf, of West Germany, defeated fourth-seedego, Fla., Evert Lloyd, the No. 1 seed, has lost only six games in her four matches. She lost the first game Saturday to the d Maleeva."I feel I'm playing very sharp. The last three matches I feel I've played sharper than I did all last year." said Evert Lloyd, returning to the tour on the Sheraton Royal Biscayne's cement courts alter her traditional midwinter layoff. Maleeva, who defeated Evert Lloyd in the 1984 Italian Open finals but is 9 against her lifetime, said Graf can t do much if Evert Lloyd continues the standard of play she's set so far here. "She hardly missed the ball. the Bulgarian said. "When you play against someone who hits the ball that hard and that well it becomes frustrating." "I think after a player beats me. I have more respect for them." Evert ! hit every kind of shot," she said. T topped it, I hit it right, I hit is left. I never felt comfortable. S8 . George Bamberger said al the club's midwinter banquet recently that tin team shouldn't be counted on as a contender, but should be happy to lin-is.500. The Brewers brass wasn't too happy about that one. Sometimes it doesn't pay to be honest. . . Cubs pitcher Rick Sutcliffe: "People think 84 was a fluke, it's a stigma attached to the Cubs. When we lost last year, they said. 'The Cubs are back to real.' The Gi- - ' We want to change that" ants will play in Candlestick Park in 1988, which is great if you're a penguin. They have an escape clause in their lease: If no progress is made toward finding a new stadium toward the end of the year, they can get out o! the lease. . . . The A s will invite first baseman Mike Hargrove to camp. He was not offered a new contract by the Newest Oriole Juan Beni- Indians quez has the highest average (.31 3i Column See Evert Lloyd Crushes Maleeva , Ready for Virginia Slims Final Okamoto said she never felt in control of her long shots Saturday, even though she hit 13 greens in regulation compared to only seven in the first round and 12 the second. 80R-1- contract. Dodgers GM Al Campanis is pressuring manager Tommy Lasorda to keep reliever Bobby Castillo on the team against Lasorda's wishes. The , fflEgninTM-reEcar- The Ex- . free agent pitcher David Palmer, but not until May 1. and maybe only to an AAA big-leag- 2-- . . n one-yea- Okamoto Struggles, But Maintains LPGA Lead NORTH MIAMI. Fla. (AP) work out too well for LA pos are expected to is strongly against giving any newr deal . comer more than a Boston's Wade Boggs wants a three-yea- r contract, but only if he gets a notrade clause. The Red Sox refused The first two years of the contract, Boggs asked for $1.3 and $1.6 million, and the Red Sox offered $1.35 and $1.65 million. ... The Blue Jays were outfielder ready to sign frec-ageCesar Cedeno, but chose not to when faced with losing a No. 1 draft choice. teams ... A number of have talked about moving out of the Oakland Hyatt because of the drug problems there involving basketball players John Lucas and Michcal Ray Richardson. a drug-testin- in 1983 last guy Campanis insisted on was Al Oliver last spring. And that didn't Ron Kittle said he thinks GM Ken Harrelson is "blowing smoke" about Carlton Fisk playing left field next year, even though Harrelson is adamant about it. Whoever they put out in left field with me," Kittle said. "I'll break his leg.'" . . . Harrelson will contracts and not give out three-yea- r "My baseball people were against that loo, but look, iiow Parker has turned it around," Steinbrenner said The Yankees hope Kd Whitson cun turn it around because they can t trade him because he makes too much money Hut he's wor ried about pitching in New York with and opponent Billy Martin working as a Yankee TV announcer. So new manager Lou has had to visit Whitson to assure him everything is going to be all .. right Then there's pitcher Mike Armstrong. He was offered a choice: a contract worth $285,000 with no drugtesting clause, or a contract worth $295,000 with a clause Always the union man. Armstrong took the $285,000 he 6 or- TC If'rt miy ;!( t Hr wioie n ks Pf n N;, td hted jpiiieini YOUM MIMONAL CHICK It WELCOMCI Tires by National Tire Wholesale f |
