Show C2 BASEBALL The Salt Lake Tribune Twins Return Home Have Fun Winning TIIK ASSOCIATED 889 -2 34 -24 Umpires— Home Kaiser Third Johnson I'KKSS plare -2 the Twins' regular meeting Monday night manager Tom Kelly talked about enjoying baseball again And th" Twins reSo at pre-sene- s 111013 8 4 8 3 1 WP— (Mack) PB— Sodn-qu- 615 54 A— 35 Umpei— Home Daft Iscfuda Firsl Second third Joyce Doe Indians First ond McCoy The Minnesota Twins had forgotten how to have fun That happens when a team IooaniW13-stumbles home from a Aqu'aS3' h6C— by Sanmsier road trip and falls out of first Balk— 8 — Carlos CLEVELAND Sec- VoKoggio Athletics 5 White Sox 3 Tigers 10 Yankees 5 DETROIT — Cecil Fielder homered and drove in three Deruns and the troit Tigers stole six bases to defeat New York Fielder leading the majors with 98 RBIs hit his 26th homer as n 1 2 EAST Toronto Baltimore Milwaukee Boston Detroit New York tl Cl Minnesota It rt 2 3 Chicago Texas 1 rt 1 1 1 rt 40X-- 111 17! DP- - 161 21 time in 14 games Texas lost for the sixth time in eight games despite two homers by Dean Palmer w ho has 19 this season Bobby Witt allowed seven runs and 11 hits in seven innings and ba'ked in a run He is with a 505 ERA in his last eight starts raising his ERA from 328 to 4 10 Witt "deserved better" manager Toby Harrah said "He probably had to throw 30 extra pitches because balls that should have been outs weren't outs" Harrah said "Outs should be outs" TTXAS MINNESOTA obthbi Dovming dh Huson ss Palmeiro 1b Sierra rt 4 0 4 0 0 3 12 4 0 2 JuGonarracf3 1 0 4 0 0 Pemer 4 2 2 Palmer 3b Rodnguoz c 4 0 2 3 10 Totals 33 5 9 frveft abrhbl 4 110 Mock It KnoWaucti 2b Pjckef cl Hrbek lb COavrs dh c 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 Haw Larvtn rf Pagwnjio Goane ss 3d 5 5 4 3 4 4 4 0 11 3 3 2 0 0 0 3 110 Totals 021 111 12 0 10 0 10 36 7 11 S 001 001- -5 012 301 001- -7 f—Siena (7) Frye (3 larkin (2) DP— Minnesota nas 2 3 Minnesota 9 2B— Downing (Hi Siena (28) Pucnett (261 CDovrs (18) Pot meiro (14) Palmer 2 (19 Puckett M5 (17) Puckett (131 (4) Mock (10) 5 Texas IP H B L 2 225 fhtrd Snjjiock First Denmoger voung Blue Jays 8 Orioles 4 Win-fiel- H R Eft BB SO Baltimore it ct CBiren 11 7 1 0 0 6 0 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 1 3 1 Royals SEATTLE — Randy Johnson pitched a three-hitte- r and struck out 10 for the 19th time in his career as the TORONTO abrhbl Anderson Devereau SS GOavis dh 3 5 3 4 3 0 11 0 2 0 Whrtect 111 Carter 0 0 0 2 Wmfieid abrhbi 5 110 5 110 2b RAIomar 0 5 3 3 rt 3 2 3 12 3 12 10 10 dh Miliiaan 1b Oiemd 1b Orsuiak rt 4 Sprague 1b 3 10 0 Gomez 3b Maldonado If 3 112 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Gruber3b BRipken 2b 3 0 0 0 10 10 Borders c Segui ph 2 10 0 lackett c 4 0 0 0 lee ss CnMrtnezoh 10 11 Totals 32 4 9 4 Totals 36 811 I Baltimore 101 000 002- -4 Toronto 203 010 20- x-t 7 DP— Toronto 1 IOB— fialtimore 7 Toronto (24) (23) WinWd (27) Winrield Maldonodo (13) (19) (39) SF— Anderson CPipken 110 IP Battimort Mussina L1 Flanagan Toronto Stornemyre H 10 61-- W Henke California Seattle R EB 8 0 8 0 2 0 2 1 1 7 5 2 0 1 3 2 BB SO 1 0 3 0 5 First Coble CITY Sec- 7 Hough 15-RHernande2 Oakland Darling w EckersTey S 8 37 7 0 5 0 5 0 0 5 0 3 0 3 0 2 0 3 6 2 Atlanta's nine-gam- abrhbi 3 0 10 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Mactananec4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Conine It Brett ph 10 0 0 Wiikerson dh 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Thurman rt 3 Mervin 10 3 0 11 Howard ss mon Martinez (8-8- Magnante Meacham Seattle RJonnsonvV8-1- 3 Magnanle ortctied to 2 batters in the 4 8th 10 Hough IBionkenship) -2 32 A— 31374 Umpires—Home Kosc First Cidrk Third Bamett 1 Second Ford Angels 4 Brewers 1 d Steve Avery Atlanta A crowd of 43368 in ta Sharoerson 18 Kanos (20) CHernarv 12) DSanders 5 CS— Butler (15) Weosler 14) S— DMartinez Avery Sf— Anderson ER BB SO H IP Los Angeles 3 3 5 3 3 6 RMartinezWM Condelana 0 0 0 Golf 55 2 0 0 Atlanta 9 2B— dezQ Nixon t giving the Braves a franchise attendance record of 2156715 10 Avery 62 19-- i Clone Stanton 3 11 0 4 SI IOSANGRS ATLANTA obrhbi 2b abrhbi 11 5 0 3 0 Nixon cf 4 0 12 DSanders if Goltp 5 0 11 Butlerd Pendleton 3b 3 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 Shrcereon 3b 4 Justice rf 3 0 0 0 5 0 2 1 Korios 1b Bream 1b 4 13 0 0 0 0 0 Webster Hunter 1b 4 0 0 0 CandettnapO 0 0 0 BenvhHI c 3 110 IHoms 2b 10 0 0 lemke 2b Beruinqer If 5 12 0 Belliarcl ss 2 110 Goodwin If 0 0 0 0 Blauser ss 0 0 0 0 CHemnde? 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OHalloren Salt Lake PansottofW) Sctiuttea 7 (by Phillips) 3 0 Division 3 3 0 10 111 J i u u 9 13 6 0 0 1 0 7 2 6 2 0 407 40 A— 2 "We're making plays Lightning is not striking our outfielders" mused Trappers manager Nick Belmonte "What's hap- - noninn Vioro'Z" It's what didn't happen The Trappers didn't screw up Parisotto's pitching past Helped by the performance like so many of the team in fact that Medicine Hat is the worst-hittin- g the league Parisotto improved his record to 3 and knocked down his 295 earned-ruaverage with the win He was helped by good defense a perfect relief effort by Chris Schultea and plenty of hitting sup- 1 4-- n Bait at Tor 5 35 p m Host at Cleve 5 35 p m Texas at Minn 6:05 pm port "We got out of the chute early" said Belmonte whose team entertains Medicine Hat again tonight at 7 "We got the pressure on them right away" The Trappers also put pressure on Helena which Home Awav I ball as seven-hi- t SO 0 Hal 5 nings of Salt 12 0 4 4 ER nickname most of the season tossed seven in- BB 4 000- -1 02- -4 6 -2 rieia Parisotto riddled with that hard-luc- the Trappers won their second straight over the Blue Jays and moved into a tie with Helena for first place in the Pioneer League's Southern i Medicine Hat Seattle 3 Kansas City 1 Oakland 5 Chicago 3 California 4 Milwaukee — 571 Wll 10-- 52 3 56 6-- 4 Philly WEST 47 Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego SanFran 67 Pet 43 609 63 47 51 540 3'z 495 8'S 60 459 1272 51 60 2-- 459 12'z 65 420 17 W L lost 1 to Billings Monday Salt Lake has made up 4Vfe games on the Brewers in the last week and is licking its chops at the fact that it must play Northern Division cellar-dweller- s Lethbridge and Medicine Hat albeit on the road for the next week JD Ramirez provided the most help for Parisotto and the Trappers' good fortunes Ramirez who missed Sunday's game with a few minor injury problems had his best game this year with four hits three runs and had two RBIs Teammate Tim Clark who had missed the last three games with an injury had two hits "This guy was supposed to be real tough but we handled it" Ramirez said Salt Lake struck early Pookie Wilson started the first inning with a single but was injured in a collision at first base Ramirez then doubled home his replacement Tim Merrick and later scored himself on Bill Vosik's ground out — 573 W3 30-2- 31-2- LI 29-2- 26-3- L7 29-2- 22-3- 4 L4 28-2- 8 23-3- 2 L2 27-2- 20-3- 6 L10 Strk LI LI GB 4 30-2- 34-2- Home Away 9-- 1 37-1- 9 30-2- 4 5-- 5 35-1- 6 28-3- W5 549 6'2 53 59 473 15 W2 48 64 429 20 L5 47 64 423 20'2 Wl Monday's Games Chicago 0 Pittsburgh 4 New York 62 LA 51 Montreal 11 Los Angeles 5 Atlanta 3 San Francisco 4 Houston 3 35-2- 5 27-2- 6 7 33-2- 20-3- 4 2-- 8 31-2- 7 17-3- 7 5-- 5 30-2- 17-3- 8 2 (16) Only games scheduled 1 Tuesday's Games at Chicago (Maddux Montreal (Hill ) 12:20 p m ) at S F (Oliveras Houston (Williams 1:35 p m at Cincinnati iBelcher LA lOjeda 5:35 pm St Louis (DeLeon at Phil (Mulholland 1 5:35 pm S D (Hurst at ) Atlanta ) iSmoltz 5:40 p m ) Y N at 5 40 p m (Whitehurst Pittsburgh (Drabek Mountain View Doubles Up To Claim Legion Crown Wednesday's Games LA at Cine 1 5 0 0 2b 24-3- 55 0 abrhbl 27-2- 8 61 Barbeie 3b CHICAGO abrhbl 26-3- 0 Montreal 1b Owen ss Cordero ss Barnes p Sampenp p Fassero 12 111 McElroy 5 35 p m St Louis at Phil 5 35 pm S I) at Atlanta 5 40 pm 4 Francisco Giants beat Houston behind three RBIs 1000 from Will Clark 10 San 1000 0 0 0 0 p 0 0 0 0 Scantan p wnkins ph 10 10 B Totals 45 11 36 0 1 0 Totals Montreal 016 000 310-- 11 000 000 000- -0 Chicago (31 Owen 161 Mav (31 Girardi 2 (41 DP — Montreal 11 Chicago (26) Alou (20) SandChicago 10 (24) (8) (6) May berg It Alou (12) Montreal Barnes W Sampen Fassero H R BB ER SO 7 -3 Chicago JDRobinson 3 Slocumb 41-1 McElroy 1 Scanlan JDRobinson prtched to 3 batters HBP- -by Barnes (Grace) 2 Scanlan Balk— KPaflerson A— 32911 Umpires— Home Rapuano First ond Daws third Harvey SANFRAN abrhbi Elgqio 2b Finley cf Riles 3b 4 0 4 4 4 4 Anthony rf Bagwell 1b Gonzalez If 0 2 c 1 3 2 2 0 3 113 WClark 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 3 3 LOB— Hous2B— Rthompson 2 (17) WCtark IP SO H R ER BB 413 9 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 0 4 6 1 1 0 3 Houston Williams Sec- HenryU-Bkjr Boever San Francisco BurkeltW9-- 1 T— 2:23 A— SAN FRANCISCO — The Umptres-lo- Rippley me Third C-- l two in the third on Dave Millett's two-ru- n double and took the lead 8 in the fourth on Dee Green's two-ru- n 9-- home run Nelson's son David George homered and was named tourney MVP while teammate Eric Boyer was named the tourney's best pitcher Skyline tied it by pushing across a run in the fifth after Dan Sonnenberg doubled and came home on Hill's sacrifice bunt The score stayed that way until Hanseen's walk 9-- 9 Mountain View 12 Taylorsville 6 y At Ken Price Park Tim Terry almost eliminated Taylorsville in the opening game Monday throwing a six-hgame over six innings and blasting two home runs In all Mountain View hit five home runs as DG Nelson Curtly Hill and David Millet also had single-handedl- Totals 30 4 9 4 000 000 100- -1 003 010 00k- -4 (12) KPatler-so- 1 0 0 ton 5 San Francisco 6 the 3rd 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 feldercl MdWillams 3b 4 0 0 0 Manwanng c 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 Benjamin ss Buiketl p 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1b Snyder cf Leonard If 110 0 0 Wood rt 4 Rthompson 2b 4 0 0 0 0 10 ss laubensee BHenry p Blair p 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 Candaele ss Guerrero abrhbl 0 (11) in Giants 4 Astros HOUSTON Commiti ph 10 0 0 Boever p 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 1 6 1 Houston San Francisco 2 KPcrtterson D Continued From 0 10 2 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Girardl c Sanchez ss Kunkel ss JDRobinson p KPaiterson p Stocumb p DwSmrltiph 5 0 0 0 0 5 2 2 2 3 12 0 4 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IP MONTREAL 27-3- 1 Chicago New York St Louis Houston (56) 5 Pittsburgh 2 n L2 National League Pet GB 110 Strk 48 1 CHICAGO — Montreal took advantage of shoddy third infielding in a ning to blank Chicago abrhbl Lie KS k Son Lake Mcdlclnt Hat W4 1:35 a m 64 Walloch Foley 2b Expos 11 CubsO 17-3- Wednesday's Games 1 W 0 113 27-2- 5-- 4-- EAST 2 2 33-2- 35-2- 4 3-- 7 Pitt at NY 11 40 a m Mont at Chic 12 20 pm Houston at S F 1:35 pm 8 4 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 AYoung 1 2 0 0 Franco 0 0 1 1 2 2 Whitehurst 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 Dewev 2 2 3 0 Guetlerman 5 3 WP— BPafierson A— 25387 Umpires—Home DeMuth First Darling Second Wendelstedt third Marsh six-ru- 14 31-2- 9-- Trappers GAME SUMMARY 2-- ab r h bi 3 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 5-- 32-2- 4 4-- Chicago at Oak 115 pm K C at Seattle 1:35 pm Milw at Cali 2 05 pm ANAHEIM Calif — Rookie Julio Valera pitched a three-hitte- r to win for only the fourth time in his last 17 starts leading the California Angels over Milwaukee Angels interim manager John Wathan left immediately after the game for Cedar Rapids Iowa where his father Jim collapsed Monday night following what doctors said was either a stroke or a brain hemorrhage Listach ss Hamilton rt 7-- 52 N Y at Detroit Neagte BPafierson Belinda Cooke W1-New York Schourek Ra- ) 563 29-2- 7 Tuesday's Games HBP- -by MILWAUKEE 3 10 0 Vizduel ss 4 0 11 EMartinez dh 4 0 10 Gnrtey cl 3 0 0 0 OBnen 1b 3 0 11 Buhner rt Turner 3b 3 0 10 0 0 0 0 Scnaeler jo Parnsr-- ph 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 110 Blowers 3b 2 0 0 0 Moses II 2 110 Vaiie c 3 111 Reynolds 2b Totals 28 1 3 1 Totals 28 3 6 3 001 000 000- -1 Kansas City 002 000 01x- -3 Seattle DP— Kansas CrM Seattle 4 Seattle 6 (3) Turner 51 Valle (11) (16) Reynolds (18) (4) Sf— Buhner R Em M SO H IP Kansas City Aauino L2-- win- e 49 37-1- 9 at Toronto iMorns Baltimore Mills 5 35 p m i ) Boston (Viola at Cleveland (Otto ) 5 15 p m New York Perez at Detroit (Tanana ) 5 35 pm at Minnesota iSmilev ll-6- l Texas tRvan 6 05 p m 8 05 p m Chicago (MrCaskill 8 8) at Oakland (Downs ) Kansas City ll'ichardo at Seattle (Hanson 8:35 pm Milwaukee (Navarro ) at California (Finley 8:35 pm 2 SEATTLE abthbi Shiftlett 0 Flanaaan (Borders) — 251 A— 50395 Umpires— Home McCtelland ond Meruit Third Reed KANSAS Jertenes 3b McRae cl Samuel 2b PRESS ning streak ended when 63 Wl 11 LI 5-- 5 Monday's Games Dodgers Come to Life End Braves' Win Streak THE ASSOCIATED — Toronto 8 Baltimore 4 Cleveland 8 Boston 5 Minnesota 7 Texas 5 Detroit 10 New York 5 ER Seattle Mariners beat the Kansas City Royals Johnson pitched his fourth complete this game of the season and struck out 10 or more batters for the fourth time this year season HBP-- ov 7 d n BALTIMORE 9 0 52-- Mariners TORONTO — Dave Candy Maldonado and home Joe Carter hit two-ruruns powering the Toronto Blue Jays past the Baltimore Orioles in the opener of their A L East showdown Toronto has won five of seven against 0 0 1 Doneny3-- am Unares — Home 0 Nora 0 3 MMunoz 0 0 0 11-1 2 Knudsen 0 Groom 0 0 Henneman 0 0 Habyan bitched to 3 batters in the 7th Groom prtched to 3 barters in the 9th WP— Hiiiegas Nielsen Leary -3 36 A— 16824 SecUmpires— Home Garcia First Morrison ond Weike Thud Scott 6 W S 10 WP— Coo -3 00 -9 112 112 3 Detroit 2 3 Burke leary 2 iJiVJirVin DWord IP Texas Writ L° 10 Bannister Minnesota 88 SO EH 4 0 3 Armstrong 589 ER 6 Ctewtond Cow 46 OOx- 'I fossas Quant KC 7 2 66 6-- 4 WEST Oakland 1 Home Awav I 455 15 LI 50 62 446 16 Wl W L I'ct GB L10 Strk 68 44 607 — Wl 65 47 580 3 Wl 57 53 518 10 LI 57 58 496 12'z L2 50 62 446 18 LI 50 63 442 18'z Wl 44 70 386 25 W2 Cleveland It 3 American League Pet GB 110 Strk W rt Boston k You can wipe away Barry Parisotto's image You can also forget that rule that it takes time to get back to form after an injury Those claims were not in effect Monday night in 1 win over Medicine Hat at the Salt Lake All Times MDT and the Oakland Athletics scored five runs in the first inning to beat the Chicago White Sox for their eighth victory in nine games Lance Johnson singled in the White Sox fifth extending the longest hitting streak in the majors this season to 24 games Ron Karkovice hit a three-ruhomer later in the Hal'-- Dorwin By Bruce Smith THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Major League Baseball Standings y five-hitte- n rt 2 doubled singled scored three times and drove in two runs Kevin Tapani allowed eight hits and three earned runs in eight innings and Rick Aguilera pitched the ninth for his 31st save as the Twins won for only the fifth J hard-luc- Calif — Ron Darling and Dennis Eckers-ler combined on a sponded with a victory three-ruhomer over the Texas Rangers at Baerga'sa four-ruincapped eighth Detroit won its fourth the Metrodome as Cleveland rallied ning game "We're tired of losing" from a five-rustraight deficit Alsaid Brian Harper who had bert Belle homered twice NEW YORK DETROIT two hits and an RBI "We and abthbi drove in four runs as the Wllams d abrhbi 4 2 3 Phillies 5 12 have a real good team but Indians won 2 12 3 for the fifth Velarde ss 4 10 Whrker 2b the last couple of weeks we time in seven 4 0 0 0 4 0 3 10 ss Frymn Mttngry games 0 0 FieiOer dh 4 12 3 inning 10 James haven't played well We 4 0 0 0 Trtleton c 10 0 0 4 13 0 0 0 0 kreuter c CHICAGO OAKLAND were a little frustrated on BOSTON leyrrtz 1c CLEVELAND 4 110 3 0 0 &ooen Pkelrytl obthbi abthbi abrhbi Nokes c the last road trip At our nor- Boaos 3b obrhtM 4 0 0 0 Crreon 4 0 0 0 3 0 RHenderson Loflon 5 0 0 0 1000 Sax 2b 4 110 4 12 0 5 110 3 0 10 Moas dh Ivnast 3b 0 10 0 Pares 3 2 2 0 lanslord 3b 4 10 0 GHill mal meeting we were talking Hotter 2 0 3 0 4 1b 4 0 3b Thomas 10 Brcgna 1b 3 0 10 0 0 Browne 3b 4 0 11 5 2 3 3 CHayes Zupcc cl Boerqo 2b " about enjoying the game Sink ac 2b 4 0 0 0 Barnes 1b 4 11 10 0 0 GBeli dh 4 111 3 12 Belle Barnes dh 4 2 2 4 Brunonsky 0 3 Petis cl 3 0 0 Ventura 3b 4 110 McGwire lb Said Kelly: "We like to JOan an 44 112 Sorrento 1D 1b 3 00 010 Totals 4 0 0 0 37 5 14 4 Totals 3 111 361016 9 Pasaua n 0 Canseco 110 CoMartre Jeed2D 100 020 01- 1- 5 Uonnson cl 3 New Tor have fun with the Twins I MVougnr 1b 4 0 0 0 WMen n 4 0 10 0 Fox 10 0 0 Detroit Peno c 103 101 3 10 0 SAJomarc 10 10 0 Kaovice c 3 2 3 5teinOach c 4 0 10 think you should try to have Coocr PKelrv 2 t— Williams 4 0 10 Beitre ss 2 0 0 0 WWilson cl Dh 4 110 WNtaket 10 0 0 Thome 3D 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bordck ss New York 2 Detroit 108— New York Detroit 9 Cora ss 3 0 0 0 Jocoby 3b fun at work When things V'jentir Plontter or 4 110 2B— Mattingry 130) PKeiry (24) 10 10 VLewis ss 2 Biankenship 2b 2 0 livingstone (12) aren t going as well as you Totals 33 S 8 S Totals 31 36 8 10 7 36 — 3 Fielder 5 7 5 3 Totals 5 Totals 30 (26 (2) (3j Boston 113 000 0OO—5 000 030 000- -3 (3) Fryman (5) Gladden (4) Pettis 3 (6) Chicago I think it's to them expect go Cleveland 003 000 141- -8 SI— Fieider CS— Williams Oakland 500 000 -S 114: JPeed IP SB SO H R maybe a good time to remind 106— iroton 5 Cieveand 9 2B— 3 Oanona 6 28— Raines (18) Baines (12) New fork " Oviry (22! Jea '24! 36— Havwr 10i Bnjror 7 people of that 7 3 5 2 0 5 Biankensnip (18 HiiiegasLI-S floe Bene 2 Hatcne SF— McGwire 2 4 Nielsen 0 Kirby I'uckett had his first (23 SB— Waiter M2i Drome i2l i7) H R BB SO IP 3 0 0 Haoyan homer since June 28 He also 4 S— Ppna 2 Caaaret Chicago 7-- 5 Parisotto Hurls Traps Tie Into First-Plac- e 7""VT1 I OAKLAND slow-foote- d Red Sox 5 MAJOR LEAGUE REPORT 1992 11 Tuesday August 1 2 9 14691 West Barnes first 2 2 Wickham Second it dingers "They're a great team but that's what you get when you put together two good high schools Orem and Mountain View like that" said Taylorsville coach Mark Roberts San Francisco Stirring to Get Behind Giants — Maybe Too Late THE ASSOCIATED Lurie met with his players behind closed doors for about 15 minutes well before the start of Monday's game "It was not emotional It was Giants manager Roger Craig said The fans however were more vocal "I don't want the Giants to go to Florida I want them to stay here at Candlestick Park" said Jonathan Hobson 10 expressing the frustration felt by many of the team's loyal followers "I've been a Giants fan since I knew what a ball was" Jennifer Knowlden 12 said "It's the sale really a shock But it's not over yet We're going to convince them to stay" Lurie made the deal with the Florida investors after voters rejected four stadium proposals On Monday San Francisco Mayor Frank M Jordan began meetings aimed at keeping the team and building a new ballpark "I'm really angry at Bob Lurie for not giving the Bay Area a chance" Kay Eagan of Redwood City said "We're a group of fans who are interested in PRESS SAN FRANCISCO — Giants fans at Candle- stick Park were decidedly despondent Monday when the team played at home for the first time since owner Bob Lurie said he intended this to be its last season in San Francisco A crowd of 14691 turned out at the bayside ballpark on a breezy night to see the Giants beat Houston behind John and Will Clark's three RBIs Two hours before the game two young fans hoisted a sign by the home dugout reading: "I love the San Francisco Giants Please don't Bur-kett- 4-- 1 matter-of-fact- 's six-hitt- go" Lurie announced Friday that he had agreed team for a reported of investors planning season to St Petersneeds approval from major league owners and commissioner Fay Vincent Just in case this is the last year fans have already made the Giants' final home game this season Sept 27 against Cincinnati a sellout in principle to sell the $111 million to a group to move the team next burg Fla The deal still " keeping the Giants in the San Francisco Bay area We believe they should stay" said Alfonso Felder an student with the group which calls itself the Giants Alliance "We believe the owners should at least look at a local offer We believe that we deserve that opportunity" Although there are several plans under consideration their aren't any other public offers Financier Irv Grosbeck is examining the team's accounts but Lurie said he won't consider other offers until owners vote on the St Petersburg deal Mark Hagan 39 said the voters are not to blame for the stadium rejections "I don't think this ballpark is right for baseball but then again Lurie kept the place so no wonder no one ever showed up for games" Hagan said "Lurie should give the local investors the same chance he gave the St Petersburg ones He shouldn't have given up on us so easily It was like he was trying to unload the team to the highest still-formin- g "Wmt bad-mouthi- w W& y 9 ' Jill'l'll I e FREE BROCHURE FREE CONSULTATION APPOINTMENT ONLY 363-0O- 1 Outside Salt Lake 1 1 — Men 1 -- J LJ H -- J L and Women Located inside Supersonic Car Wash at 2100 S Main In all stages of hair loss Scalp creme shampoo and vitamins Stimulates hair growth SQUIRE N A T U R A 455 East South Temple Salt Lake City UT 8ni L V Certificates REYNOLDS ffiTjil I for better budding products in LJ ALUMINUM FIRST PLACE ALUMINUM WORK 1991 PARADE OF HOMES WE ALSO DO QUALITY ROOFING Servicing Utah deli sandwiches J Grounds for Coffee "A Ugal Brew" t— Open 7 am-- 9am-- ZCMI Gift (including Sears) Featuring espresso cappuccino specialty coffee drinks Italian soda fresh bakery items and Mini-gra- ft Bald Spot Removal No more transplant-loo- k A permanent solution f1 HJ I BY — Micro-gra- ft $500 in VZZ — 24 A Totally Natural Look V - THE COST OF OTHER MAJOR 12 COMPETITORS lilt vi hours a day Sleep swim waterskl with confidence &up to 4 7 pm Mon-Sapm Sun t Since 1971 NORTON'S HOM JJ —c: For FREE Estimate CALL J 561-- IMPflOVCMCNT 1335 West 7800 South 3 7 81 S V VV |