Show V rwftrf'jv gZf-- srsaiate'fi rnmissmim ' i ‘4-- — uSKar Page 14 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday October 10 1996 And a child will deny the Orioles NY fans take it By Mike Vaccaro Because here came Rich Garcia the righlfield umpire twirling his forefinger in the air 1'his is the universal signal for home run 'litis was terrible news to Tarasco who was still wondering what happened to the ball It was gruesome news to Johnson wlio had seen a 4-- 3 lead stolen from his this juvenile team by this delinquent with the fuzzy cheeks and the wide eyes “You saw the play 1 saw the play” Johnson would say later after his team had lost 4 in this first game of the AL Championship Series "I think we all know what happened” What happened? Well according to all available sources the Middletown (NY) Times Herald-Recor- d YORK — The ball was there and then it wasn't This puzzled Tony Tarasco Hie lead N1-:- was there and then it wasn't and this infuriated Davey Johnson Baseballs don't disappear out of thin air even out of a night as charged with magic as this one was Bighth-innin- g leads aren’t that way to vanish supposed either But this one did “It was a routine fly ball” said Tarasco who was playing right-fiel- d for the Baltimore Orioles at the lime “I had it all the way" Jeff Maier had it all the way loo lie had seen the ball jump off Derek Jeter's bat in the bottom of dors behind Section 325 Jeff Maier was enjoying himself Some people wait their whole lifetime for those elusive 15 minutes of fame Jeff's wait was just a little sliorter than everyone elsc's “I'm a Yankee fan” he said “but I wasn't trying to change the game at all I’m just a 12 1 old kid looking to get a ball I thought that would be cool” Johnson among others could find other adjectives Let's hear from Eddie Murray the Orioles' warm and cuddly designated hit- 5-- ball was heading straight for screaming toward the right-fiel- d fence looked routine to him loo Ilit right at him Same as Tarasco hxccpt Maier wasn't wearing a road-gra- y uniform but a black "fi(cquals)TD2” stenciled in green across the front He wasn’t standing in the outfield he was silling in Section 32S Row A Seat 3 as a guest of the Alt- AP photo Jeffrey Maier 12 of Old Tappan NJ caught a high fly by New York's Derek Jeter Wednesday as Baltimore outfielder Tony Tarasco waited for the way saw 1 it” Johnson protested the game Everyone except Garcia of Jeter said “1 want to thank him and take him out” Nah Maier 's big day had one nagging cloud spoiling the silver lining “1 really wanted that ball” he said He should speak with Tony Tarasco He would have liked it too he'd have to save his second baseman Roberto Alomar from a stray Wild Turkey bottle or 12 Who'd have figured he’d have to hire his own fleet of gumshoes to protect his outfielders from the Press For Alomar high-five- man!” acquired Brendan Shanahan Ihe bruising forward displayed his intimidation abilities Wednesday night while the Red Wings showed off other skills in a 2-- 0 victory over the Edmonton Oilers “I don't think there’s any doubt he'll help this hockey club” said Red Wings captain Steve Yzer-mu- n who skated on a line with Acquired with Brian Glynn on Wednesday in a trade that sent Paul Coffey and Keith Primcau to Hartford Shanahan was expected to add some toughness to the Detroit lineup It was the one element missing last season when the Red Wings set an NHL record for and Tccmu Sclannc scored shorthanded leading Anaheim over Chicago The Mighty Ducks looking to avoid another disastrous start to a season evened their record at l-l despite playing their third straight game without injured star Paul Kariya The Mighty Ducks lost eight of their first 10 games last season and even a tremen- Khristich Paul DiPielru and Yanic Perreault scored for Los which has won Angeles just seven times in 5K games in Montreal Islanders 3 Senators 3 Alexandre Daigle scored with 15 seconds left in regulation as the Senators salvaged a lie with the Islanders in their home opener Daniel Alfredsson voted (la-toNHL rookie last year had pulled Ottawa within 2 with his second goal of the game at J7:(KI of the third period Alfredsson also picked up an assist on Daigle's goal dous finish didn't help them 0) see” make the playoffs Blues 3 Flumes 1 In Calgary Grant Fuhr made 31 saves as St Louis beat the Flames Fifteen of Fuhr’s saves came in the second period and were reminiscent of the way he used to dominate the Flames as a member of the Edmonton Oilers in the 980s The only goal Fuhr allowed was on the power play by Jaromc Iginla in the second Brian Noonan Jim Campbell and Joe Murphy scored for St Louis 3-- Rouse scored the goals as the Red Wings snapped the Oilers’ three-gam- e winning streak Kozlov scored off a nice pass from Tim Taylor at 12:49 of the first period slamming the puck inside the left post before Bob “lie's a leader He’s going to fit in right off the bat” career shutout Rucinsky also scored for Montreal which won for the first time this season after two ties Dimitri Vyacheslav Kozlov and Bob Shanahan and Sergei Fedorov rity) people can only do so much” Saku Koivu Brian Savage Slcphanc Richer and Marlin forward Darren McCarty said ‘‘He’s an emotional guy Plus that’s what the fans like to she said: “1 hope not” But when Greg Packer of suburban Ixmg Island happened by he overheard her and said: " This is the Bronx this is New York and people are going to do what they want to do here I agree with her sign But (secu- two assists as the ( 'anadiens beat Los Angeles and continued their home-ic- e domination over the Kings with scoring ability went right to work for his new team He drew the game’s first penally a major for fighting with Greg de Vries at 3:31 of the first period “That’s emotion” Red Wings Cup run now that they’ve As for any violent actions against the second baseman ui combination of physical play they're really ready for a Stanley they simply booed 'Hiey booed and heckled him during batting practice ignoring Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's suggestion that Alomar gel the silent treatment lor spitting at umpire John Hirschbcck a couple weeks ago They booed heartily during tlie pregame introductions — and even louder during his Inst And those boos turned to thunderous dicers wlien lie struck out victories yet failed to win the Cup Shanahan who boasts the rare Detroit Red Wings think The own sign It read: “No Spit Zone” ”1 have a grandson and I wouldn't want him doing it” said the woman who described herself us a Yankees fan "through and through" 1 Shanahan shipped off to Red Wings By The Associated Schenectady 4-- hats in his face now begging for umpires make one call a week they complain that they're overworked and put in for comp time You just don't get that many calls to make Or blow ”1 thought after seeing the replay that the ball might have hit the top of the fence” Garcia said Translation: I blew it Stadium” Mary Ippoliti of NY held her although television tcpluys show any minute now Forget the media Fans shoved protest the lack of security fan a showed the ball wouldn't have reached the stands without the fan's help The homer tied the game 4 and the Yankees went on to win on Bernie Williams' homer in the 1 ill Lel-lerm- s autographs Fans wanted One fan yelled “Get him back to the seat! He’s our 10th struck out three times He was the final out in four innings including the 11th After the game the media cooled its heels for about an hour before they learned from Orioles flack John Maroon that Alomar wouldn't lie speaking to anyone Before the game outside the the stadium's bleacher entrance with a sign that clearly warns: “Bottles Cans Coolers Hard Containers are Prohibited In reached down over the righlfield wall and grubbed a fly bull that was about to lie caught by Tony Tarasco Hie hit Ivy Derek Jeter was ruled a home tun much to Jeff Maier who will course Now there may be easier patrolling right field Poor Davey He came into this series figuring day after AP photo Detroit Red Wings' Jamie Pusher left gets tangled with Edmonton Oilers' Kelly Buchberger in front of Detroit goaltender Chris Osgood Wednesday ment at 9:21 of the second period and another on Dean McAm-mon- d at 4:39 of tlie third Essensa could scramble back Shanahan meanwhile got a thunderous ovation from the at Rouse scored an empty-nctl19:21 of the third period Goaltender Chris Osgood made them stand up He had an especially good save on Todd March cr crowd as he was introduced during pregame ceremonies at Joe Louis Arena “It was real nice” said Shana han who had asked to be traded “I was nervous I held my head up and looked around and looked in the stands just trying to feel the atmosphere After the last couple of weeks this is what I was looking forward to” Canadians 6 Kings 3 Mark Rccchi had two goals and 1 Rookie Andreas Johansson Zigmund Pa Iffy and Nick las Andersson scored for the Islanders who two ties and a Ottawa has tied Mighty Ducks In Chicago made 20 Sabres Shtal-enko- 2 Canucks 1 Dominik Hasck made 34 saves and Brian Holingcr scored in the third period to lead visiting Buffalo over Vancouver Hasck made 12 saves in the final period including a sensational sprawling slop on Pavel Bure with two minutes left are winless w ith loss this season both its games 2 Blackhawks 0 Mikhail (j and Alomar went unprintable chants until a controversial home run cull in the eighth inning And Baltimore Orioles second baseman RoIkt-t- o Alomar wasn't involved in that incident Some fans threw toilet pu)cr and cups onto the field Wednes- answering questions “You want to (expletive deleted) find your (expletive deleted) story?” Murray suggested “Go (expletive deleted) in (expletive deleted) there" Translation: He blew it Not that any of this mattered surely be turning up on the few expletives and a except where Garcia was after that which was pretty funny He couldn’t protest the decision which was strictly a judgment call lie later said he wanted to jobs in this world than outfield umpire It’s just that none comes to mind just yet If outfield ar drop moments after Jeter completed his lour of the buses: “That 's not with a weary smile “Everybody in the ballpark saw that one” long either “1 wanted to catch the ball” he said “That's all” He didn't catch the ball which was tough luck for Jeff Maier 1 old kid from Old Tappan NJ one week after his Bar Milz-va- h a Yankee fan a Little league baseball player But he did get his glove a black Mizuna model on it Fell into the pocket then out Bad news for Maier Worse news for the Orioles it Said Johnson who earned an ejection for a carefully-worde- d negotiating session with Garcia baseman Rafael Palmeiro said mans who are friends of his folks And he wasn't sitting for expectorations game Despite concerns about violence — in the form of hurled batteries or other projectiles — nothing flew through the air find in a bad mood on the day he hit the lottery walked through the locker room saw a crush of writers and pointed to a television monitor ksiking in the first inning In the second inning the crowd cheered derisively when Paul O'Neill's grounder kicked off the heel of Alomar’s glove for an error However on the very next play Alomar made a fine backhand Hip to second on Mariano Duncan's grounder New NEW YORK (AP) York Yankees fans didn't quite live up to expectations in the ter Muiray whom you would Tarasco 's glove Included among these authorities would be young Jeff Maier himself “I'd say it was about a 75 percent chance 1 leaned over the fence” he said Most everybody else — especially those in the road grays — nudged that figure a bit closer to 100 percent “1 mean come on” Oriole first the eighth inning last night Alomar easy on - seventh grade? 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