18— MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 24.1991 Suspects in murder belong Korean WEEKEND EDITION % To Tamil liberation group protests fffiW DELHI, India (AP) — Etlimc 'Runil guerrillas known to operate in Ihmii Nadu with that degree of fiom Sri Lanka, who use sophisticated weiqxms in their wer^XHis sophisUcatitm. battle for indqtendence, are being investigated by police growing ; The Tigers are also known to have set up a suicide for the bomb slaying of Riy>v O an^i. squad called the Black Tigers, which has a women’s cell. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -4. No proof has been offer^ and the Ihmils have denied A Tamil motive would appear to date back to Gandhi’s invdvement But Indian police say the Libeiatirai Tigers Presidem Roh Tae-woo today role in Sri Lanka’s ethnic war or his later opposition to a reputed hard-liner as the new of Tunil Eelam are prime suspects in Gandhi’s assassina- the presence of Tamil militants from that country in ilanrljTatTr lUTralft prime minister and refused to give tioo in southeastern hidia on lliesday. Ihmil Nadu. The guerrillas, fighting for Tamil independence in in to widespread tmti-government neighboring Sri Lanka, have perfected methods of using Ihmil Nadu, sqiarated fm n northern Sri ijinim by a protests. Opposition force! Newsstand: 350 - Home: 300 Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper 25-mile strip of sea, has long provided sanctuary to denounced the choice and land mines, trip-wire erqilosives and remote-ctmtroUed Saturday, May 25,1991 bombs, according to officials in New Delhi and Ctriom- Tamil separatists from the island natioi). threatened new demonstrations. bo. the oqiital of Sri Lanka. Tamils make iq> 18 percent of Sri Lanka’s 16 millicm A cycle of self-immolations and Gandhi was killed by a female suicide aamssin people. They accuse the Sinhalese majority, who com­ anti-government protestt triggered suspected of being a Sri Lankan Ihmil, police said. She prise 75 of the population, of discrimiiuuion in jobs, by the killing of a student last numth had explosives strqrped to her b a ^ which were education and the use of the Tamil language. At least has included rallies, sit-ins, himg^r SSA earnings limit repeal gains forum Inside Today.. detonated u she bem forward to greet the fwmer TnHifln 15,000 people have died in the eight-year ethnic war. strikes and violent protests fa more Bv SUSAN SrMAI ICD ' ------told thi* mmol . . . x . than 75 cities. It is the most serious By SUSAN SCHAUER told the panel she continues to work out of necessity, even prime minister at an election rally in the Indian of Hiarald Washington Bureau eyes and spinal surgery. My husband has been diagonsed with Ihmil Nadu. Indian Tamils have Iqog sympathized with their 3 mil­ political crisis since R attempt against the unpopular of opening markets for U.S. goods Careers; Humanities; Math; Mengistu established a Marxist By B A RT Z IE G L E R preridentin 1989. and services around the world,” Science and Allied Health; and regime after he and a cadre of of­ The Associated Press fa a further move to appease its American Express Co. Chairman Social Science. The College ficers overthrew the late Emperor enemies, the government began thought it was time to emerge from my racoon. ■»»« ran «w n, i James D. Robinson m said Hiday, Learning Center will also Haile Selassie in 1974. The Soviet NEW YORK (AP) — Most major removing rendnden qf the country’s Robinson spoke on behalf of the present a special achievement Uni posi­ town during the reconstruc­ MEMORIAL VISIT - Robin Eldridge of Manchester takes time F rw ifT S T to 'h rr remain concerned a pact could lead ment to the leader of the Russian tions on the sprawling grounds of asked me to be the mascot during power (m trade agreements, which Special recognition will be revtdudon was diipped from its con­ tion... som e money for your grandparents grave sites at East Cemetery In Manchester as Memorial Day weekend ap­ to a loss of U.S. jobs. was approved Thursday by the the presidential palace on the city’s the reconstruction. If I do a good given to 32 graduates fa the crete pedestal, lift^ into a truck and proaches. Eldridge's grandfather, William Cordiver, was a veteran of WbrId W^r I. “The extension of fast track is a newly chartered Phi Theta north side. trouble. vital step fa the continuing process job maybe I'll have a permanent Please see REACTION, page 8. Kappa nati(Hial honor society, position. So folks, in the coming But I'm sure you'll agree with 16 graduates from the Adults fa months you’ll be seeing me an­ me that sh opping and dining Transiti(xi Fogram. as well as Saddam link draws downtown is not a "trouble", winners of the President’s nouncing exciting happenings U.S. House expects tax bill backing Award, the Regional Council Downtown & enjoyable places to it is a pleasurable experi­ Award, the McCormick Award, HARTFORD (AP) — House backers of the bipartisan shop and dine. ence... H's convenient to I- to clear the 151-member House. and the Moriarty Awa/d. mixed UN response no-income-tax budget plan said Friday they were confi­ House Minority Leader Edward C. Krawiecki Jr., R- 384, it is part of the history of dent their sometimes shaky coalition would remain intact UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Bristol, one of the architects of the plan, said he was dis­ do in g s with Iraq. There is no in­ I'm excited about being a part of Manchester and has a wide through the long holiday weekend and hold through a Soviet accuses President Bush’s oppositim to lift­ appointed that a debate and vote couldn’t be arranged downtown even during reconstruc­ variety of places to dine and . BEIRUT, LebMXMiiAF^^ The denied it is withhoMfag aid. The vote on the plan now set-for Wednesday. Friday. But he said he didn’t anticipate any falloff fa sup­ ing or euing U X. sanctitms against dication Saddam plans to step down U.S. of stalling United States , is bfa^tfag bedly United States halted aid to Early fa the day, proponents were pushing for a vote port before Wednesday’s vote. .Iraq until Saddam Hussein is out of or faces serious threats to his power. tion because I know once it's shop. needed aid to wv-ravaged. Lebanon in 1987, but recently by Friday night, but House Speaker Richard J. Balducci, “We have the votes and ... we’re ready to move it MOSCOW (AP) — The power has not found much backing completed, downtown will have im­ Some diplomats said U.S. efforts Lebanon until Western hostages’ shipped the nation $4 million D-NewingUMi, acquiesced to Ukwc who said they needed along,” Krawiecki said. “I think people are comfortable Soviet army chief of staff said fa the Security Coimcil. to maintrin sanctions until Saddam proved road & utilities a whole So 1 invite you to see Down­ are freed, a new^aper rqxrrted worth of spare military parts. more time to prepare amendments to the package. with our alternative to an income tax.” talks with President Bush on Britain has unequivocally siq>- Fiday. is gone violate the letter and spirit of new feel to downtown. town Change andbeapartof Thirteen IKfestem hostages, in­ Balducci opposes the plan and favors an income tax. The plan calls fw an expansion of the sales tax, al­ c- crease to underwrite a $7.7 billion budget for the year an overhaul of some state government frinedons by cial reports said today. Wuhingtoa China has not com­ destroy its weiqwns of mass destruc­ the United States was fotciag Arab tive, AP chief Middle East cor­ beginning July 1. merging several agencies. Gen. Mikhail Moiseyev, who mented publicly. and Weston natimis to withhold tion and pay war rqnrations with respondent Tbiry Anderson, was It cleared the Senate evly Friday on a 22-14 vote Backers also are pushing statutory and constitutional returned from Washfagtem on portiras of its oil export revenues. financial s ^ p o rt More than 30 House Democrats are said to favor the spendmg caps. Thursday, said the Soviet side Opponents of the U.S. position The State Department has Please see HOSTAGES, page 8. package, ^while more than 50 House Republican are on went into the talks ready to dis­ My that strictly maintaining sanc­ But there’s a catch that diplmnats Up To board. That would give it more than the 76 votes it needs Please see ASSEMBLY, page 8. cuss all the unresolved issues tions is an fat^erence fa Iraqi af­ note: if the United States blocks surrounding last November’s fairs and would prohibit the Bagh­ Iraq’s export of oil then the Bagh­ Soviet-U.S. accord on cutting dad government from fulfilling its dad goveniment will not be able to Buy 1 lunch •*¥* conventional forces and cease-fire obligations. meet the cease-fire conditions for 30% off Judge •#t4i Land wet pons fa Europe. war reparations. lie said the Soviets were also Security CouncU resolutions on Any 1 item! pn pared to woik toward reach­ the Persian Gulf crisis and aftermath But Soviet Ambassador Yuli get 1 at 1/2 price ing a new treaty (xi dramatically do not make removal c i .SnAtnm a Vorontsov said Wednesday that “the halts reducing stociqiiles of long- condition for lifting the cri|^ling Have lunch Downtown at the Restau­ sanctions are against Iraq, not Shop at the downtown stores listed below range nuclear wetqxms. embargo that prohibits all financial rants listed below and receive the 2nd against Saddam Hussein.” and receive up to 30% off on any one Hem. “We went to Washington lunch at 1/2 Price. 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Downtown's Changing Be a part of m judge issued May 7. The order bars property at 265 E. Middle l\irapike closed on Monday. The cir­ “The arrestt of people for facite- Churkin said East German offi­ the Electric. Boat Division of is $245,0(X), according to the agenda culation, editorial, advertis­ mem to Idllfag people on the Ger­ cials in power during the Cold Ww Coupons good at these participating stores... General Dynamics Corp. from start­ for the Board of Directors’ June ing and business depart­ ing work on the Seawolf that the ments will resume regular man bolder is part of a campaign to were working fa an atmosphere that 30% Coupons public hearings. The board could ap­ discredit leftist forces fa the country, 20% Coupons New England company was schedules Ihesday. affected their decisions, including Allstate Business Machine, inc. 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^MANCHESTER HERALDI, Saturday, May 25, 1991 ■ ^ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, May 25,' 1991 ^3 FOCUS r ederal regulators turn sights on insurance By MELISSA B. ROBINSON Insurance Co., are financially impaired and have been problems, or, at leasL to deflect criticism that they failed Congress, that said efforts underway by the organization Herald Washington Bureau taken over by state regulators. to act should the situation worsen. The total cost of insurance insolvencies does not begin of state insurance commissioners to strengthen and na­ Dear Abby WASHDTOTON — In wake of regulatory failures that “A majm questitm before us is whether Congress will tionalize riefgulations are well-intended but ineffective. PEOPLE Dr. Gott to appxoach the $500 billion savings and loan bailout need to establish a federal regulatory process to assure have c o ^ b u ^ to the c o u rse of thousands of commer- The organizatiem, known as the National Association cost. The industry estimates it at $180 million for 80 that policyholders in the United States are properly ^ government and states of Insurance Commissioners, and the insurance industry, Abigail Van Buren c>i* ?*^f*j!?°** blueblood Hiday, when Queen failures, a total that does not include Executive's losses, fffotected,” said Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., who noted Elizabetb n came face to face with re tire racehmse Peter Gott, M.D. have b e p i to tussle over the right to oveisee insurance which could reach the billions. disagree. Alysheba. compames. at a hearing this week that at least seven House and “State regulation has worked for about 200 years,” The policies of failed insurance companies are also Senate committees are looking into the issue. The horse was paraded in front of the queen a* &me federal lawmakers worry that insurance firms, coveted by state guaranty associations, which are funded said Gene Orabowski, spokesman for the American Lane's End Eaim. which jo m ^ other financial institutions in investine Dingell, the influential chairman of the House Energy Council of Life Insurance, the major industry trade " ? by the industry. and Commerce Committee and its subemnmittee on She commented on how reflned he was,” »aid heavily m iu^-risk bond and commercial real maikete Nonetheless lawmakers who are still in throes of thift group. “It hasn't been perfect, but it has been good. Sexist job titles during the 1980s, could also fail on a wide scale. oversight and investigatimis, is drafting a bill to regulate farm manager Mike Gine. “She's very astute about Therapy linked and commercial banking disasters are loathe to even the industry. horses. She knows their pedigree as well as ctHifor- Cottgressional committees have held numerous hear- begin thinking about passing any cost for insurance los- “The regulators and the legislators in those states m p on whether the industry is finaiKially sound and Rast failures have proven thaL “the state regulatory mation.” sra onto taiqiayers, especially when the industry itself know about the differences (among the states) and are whethCT the federal government should help regulate it system was ill-eiquipped to prevent and punish the gross exasperate Abby The queen planned to leave for England on Sufaday will almost certainly pass a share to consumers in the able to make decisions that are appropriate,” Grabowski after taking a lode at several more horse farms. She to eye ailments Sum c o u n t s have no doubt been intensified by the form of higher premiums or smaller dividend payments. mismanagement, opportunism, and fraudulent activities said. “If you have bureaucrats in Washington imposing tact that 80 insurance conqianies have been declared in­ which led to these insolvencies,” he said. ^ two broodmares at Lane's End and three more at Their efforts to add a layer of federal regulation could one set of rules for states with those kinds of different DEAR READERS: Most occupational and public of­ solvent smee 1985, while others, such as Executive Life To buttress his view, Dingell released a report of the ^ 1 Ridge Farm in layette County. All of them are DEAR DR. GOTT: In 1988 my doctw prescribed be viewed, then, as prcemptory strikes to prevent more needs, you're going to have a lot more unfairness than fice tides originated when «ily men performed these mfoal. General Accounting Office, the investigatory arm of jobs. Today, women are involved in all occupations, radioactive iodine to control my over-active thyroid. I'm you have now. And it's going to be more expensive.” making sex-labeled titles discriminatory. Alysheba retired three years ago as racing's all- presently taking Synthroid daily. Can anything be done time money winner at $6 .7 million. Occupational titles should describe the jo b __not the to prevent my eyeballs firom bulging? It was the queen's fourth trip to Kentucky horse person doing the job. Some examples: farms. 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(R) purpose. (R) tables on a group of corrupt businessmen. (In Stereo) SutoMn# (In assassina­ QuH Burner Service AvtMaHe WVIT O (In Stereo) g (In Stereo) g [In Stereo) g g Stereo) tion. . VOLUME DISCOUNTS Alaska town to repay that state for Movie: “Shane” (1953) Alan Ladd. A reformed gunfighter is forced financing his education. Front” (1979, Hogan’a WKRPin Movie: “Crash Courta" (1988, Comedy) Jackee, Jeaae Jackson Ask tho (OffAir) 1 \ 627-9474 to use his gun again to defend homesteaders from lawlessness. Drama) Rich ird Thomas, Ernest Borgnine. Naroet Cincinnati [Harvey Korman. Managor NETWORK-ABC ABC News Roggbi’s Once there, he is mired in culture Major Uague Baseball: Boston Red Sox at Detroit Tigers. From Tiger Stadium News tj--- 1 W Q Q B C D g Heroes (Live) Star Search 1 9 ^ ISiskalA (OffAir) NETWORK-ABC Nawa ABCNow t Ufe Goes On "Banquet Fiamieet Movie; “Plymoulh’' (1991, Science Fiction) Cindy Nowa Roggki’t Joaaa Jackson (OffAir) 1 shock. The 62-year-old tavern season finals. 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Movie: “The Magntflcent Ambertona” ihiest^ ics. ladies of the evening. the Air" [ladles ol the evening. (R) the Air" (RT M ovie; “ Look W ho’s Laugh in g" (1941) M o^ : “Murders in the Rue Morgue” old Russian friend drops in. (1942, Drama) Tim Holt, Joseph Cotten. “W ill Success Spoil Rock Hunter?” (1957) A [Movio: “Tho M m w tllfttit iUidwaona” AMC A famous ventriloquist brings laughs (1932, Horror) Bela Lugosi, Sidney p o x . “ Looh Movie: “The Red Houec” (1947, Suspense) A Movio: “Walk SoMy, Stranger" (1950) Movie: “ Manhandted” (1949, Mystery) Dorothy Movia: “Oh, ManI Oh, Womsnl” (1937) Movir ‘Oho Rod Houao" (1947, Suspense) A “ W W -m ick” galore to the little town of wiattuTVisla. clever, ad exec attempte to save a ma|or account by (1942. Dramal TirnH n5*t!M nhS«J? mysterious house holda a dark sacral for the adopted A gambler reforms Kb wickea ways after Lamour. Two men and a woman are caught In a web ol A psychiatrist is shocked to team that Brand and Falsey said they had convinang a sexy movie star to endorw their oroduct. Joaepn wnten. Who’s AMC mysterious house holds a dark secret tor the adopted daughter ol an amolionafiy unbalanced farmer. lain g in love with a crippled woman. violence and murder lor a fortune In jewels. one of hla patients is seeing his fiancee. daughter of an emotionally unbalanced farmer. [i9 0 f, v/omeay; Maoonna, MQVW: "WIOIn T im o " QS9 0 , comedy) little trouble interesting CBS in the Griffin Dunne. A brash ex-c Moyle: “Vlebiam, Texia" (1990, Drama Robert Movie; “The on involves an uptight tax Dabney Colefi nan. Matt Freiver. A GInty, Haing S. N ^ . A soWier-turned-pri 1 ^ for Rad October" (1<)S3, Adventure) Sean Movia; “Wai (S:3in Movie: “Campua Movie: “ Rocky" (1976. Drama) Sytveater Stallone. Movio: “ Intemal Affairs" (1990, Drama) Richard Gere, Movie: “ Hard to KiU" (1990, Drama) Movio: “U vhigtoD M ” (1990, Drama) Movio: “ Taka TWO” attcxney in h er plans to fine St journeys Connery, Alec Baldwin. Based on Tom Cli t r o f Lovo" series — although, they admit, net- the man responsible (or policeman wh 0 thinks he is terminally III in n 's best-setter about the (1990)Steve1 anders. Four Man’* (1987, Com edfl Tafia Shire. A amwtime Philadel^ p^alM ter Andy Garda. A police department Investigator clashes Steven Seagal. A policeman emerges Wmgs Hauser, Darcy Demoss. A former [19M, Drama) Grant Cinamax sending her to prison. (In S into Texas' Aslan underworld to free hta 1 urmer hunt lor a Soi riel nuclear submarine headi tereo) 'PG' (Adult language. tries to get hi mself killed in the line of girilriend (rom the clutches of a sadistic d id towards the coast of women swap romantic John Dye, Steve Lyon. battlea overwhelming odds to make sonwihmg ol with a corrupt street cop who manipulates other from a seven-year coma and resumes his cop $ Investigation into a blackmailing Goodeve. (hi Stereo) R' woik executives might have ex­ adult snuationsjg rug dealer. 'R ' Maine. (In Stereo) 'PG' (Adult language, vi Cin«max Roy D. Katz duty. (In Stare10) 'P(j-13' g (Adult language, adult situations, violence o le n ce )g fantasies whU isalUngthe 'PG' (Aduh language, adult IfimssH. (In Stereo) r o ' (Adult language, violsnce) officers lor hla own perknal gain. (In Stereo) 'R' (Adult search lor a corrupt politician. 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Today [ Gang [Saturday Sports Newtnighi [Evans E T ravel I P in n a cle (R) ThitW eek Inaido Wortd iporta PrkneNawag |Week In Review (R) Worid Nowa T M aW ook Watch (R) 1 Q ang(R) T o n i^ Cotreapon- Sports Inside Sports World Report Final Edition Sports Some folks think by drinking less [Novak (R) G uide [ d e n tt CNN In the NBA |BlISlfMM [Today [[Sunday j Butineaa Tonight “They said we needed a heavy- NertHfy the Love Bug Movia: "Sky Trackari” (1 991, Drama) R upert and Lilsnlght M o v lt: “ Tho L ttllo M orm aid" (1989) New Kidt on the Block Movie: “Bill water they are 'helping' tneir "Calling Dr. Herbie" Herbie Pamela Sue Martin, Maia B rewlon. The U ie F iM Coato-oHImaoir’" Movie: “Baby, Taka a Boia” (1934, Avonlea "Sea Ghost" Gus Movio: “Candtethoo” (1977, Comedy) Jodie Foster, Boat of Spike Jones, Voicee of Jodi Benson. Animated. A at DitiMv/MQM Studtoa: (1982) BUI Co Movio: “Sky Movio: “ Boyond Iho Poaoidon Advonturo" (1979, Adventure) Beat of Movie: "Candieahoe” (1977, Comedy) Movio* dirty medical drama,” said Falsey. “I is impounded lor causing crash of a disease-carrying satellite 8ong(Fi] sby. The funnyman looks at Musical) Shirley Temple, Ja tie s Dunn. David Niven. A street-wlaa Los Angetet tomboy Volume 2 Spike Jones medldnes. Wrong. Disney lovestruck mermaid enters Into a Wlldoat Dreamt Music the humorous T raekors” Pika's father, a fugitivs Michael Caine, Sally Field. Medical teams, salvage dealers and a O z ^ and Jodie Foster, David Niven. 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'G ' g Drama) 'G ' I9«v0) BviiUW PQ A Gvila BportsCsfi- SptsdW ifk Indy 500 Preview 75 Years at Iht Indy 500 uM?” Wrong. But, Falsey said, “We had no ESPN Saturday Night Thundar B aaeball SportaCen- bidySOO Indy SIM Bell Atlantic Classic. (Live) ts r (Live) Advance C opy (R) SportaCen- M olow orid (5:301 Senior PQA Golf: IporttCen- BMtbaU Major Loaguo BatabalL Cleveland Indians at Milwaukee Brevrers. From County SportaCenter Quartor Horae Racing: [BaaetMH [Sports iSportsCMtor 1 Tonight te r Film Film tttr IP i ESPN Some elderly, losing bladder con­ desire to do another medical show. mwnm: "wung no ’ (ivoo, uomeay; Micnaei Keaton, Bed Atlantic Claaaic. (Live) [ter iTonighl |[stadium. (Uv^ Kansas Futurity. T o n i^ (R ) Amorica Movie: “Lalhal Weapon 2" (1989, Drama) Mel Comedy Hour "Damon Movie: “Ferria Butller'a D H ftyia- M|j|^ trol (incontinence) think, ‘Drink It was the last thing in the world we Gedde Watanabe. A man sets out to lure a luaative ay O ff" Ibbort" (1981, Comody) Joh m 1966, Drama) Movia: "Ski P a M ” (1990, Comedy) Gibson. Two Los A n ^ s police detectives must hurdle Wayans: The Last Stand?" (1966, Comedy) M a M w Br n Belushi, M ovia; 15:301 Movie: “T Gun".( Movie: “Akpianel’’ (1980, Comedy) Night Rap Movie: “ Homer A Eddie” (1989, Drama) Movie: “ Hailoween 5 " (1989, Horror) Donald Movio* less liquid.’ Wrong. Japanese auto plant to his financially faltering American bureaucratic red tape when pitted against drug ooerick, Mia Dan Aykroyd, A conservative butineaamar and his wile Tom Cruiae, K e llyl^ lllis. M ed Stales Roger Rose, Corby Timbrook. A greedy Robert Hays, Julie Hagerly. A neurotic IR )lln wanted to do.” HBO Wayans at the Apollo. In Sara. A teen-age whiz kid pi bys hooky “ T ttia James Belushi, Whoopi Goldberg. A Pleasence, Danielle Harris. A young gut's psychic link “Working town. (In Stereo) 'PG-13' (Adult language, adult find their livei turned upside down after a bizarre --- «» Naval ^lott take to the skle Btocompete developer adiemes to put a skiing retort ex-pllot takes over the controls ol an Stereo) g menially retarded man meets up with a Most people, especially elderly smugglers with diplomatic immunity. (In Stereo) 'R ' S te re o )g from school, borrows a vinu ige Ferrari HBO wHh mass murderer Michael Myers triggers another QM" ( 1 ^ 5ituation8)g (Adult language, adult sHualiont, nqaty, vi^nce) g couple moves In r,ext door. 'R' (Adult language, adult (1989, lor the higlieat honors at Mi rimar Naval and Ha fun-loving empipyeea out ol aktlnef when the crew succumbs to food violent schizophrenic during a road trip to Meiarw CBS entertainntent president Jeff and heads off to do the towi1 . 'PG-13' g situations) grisly rampage in Haddonfield, (ll. (In Sereo) 'R ' (Adult drink too littie water. All medidnas w a m i) r A ir Station. (In Stereo) 'r o ' ig business. (In Stereo) 'P G ' poisoning. 'PG' Oregon. (In Stereo) 'R ' g tenguage, adult situations, nudity, violence) g Griffith. 'R ' g ■ovw: “into TWn Air” I9iB5, Drama) Ellen Buratyn, (pills or liquids) should be taken Sagansky liked the initial. scripts, Lifatima Tracey [MoUyDodd LA. Law "Petticoat j Great TV You’re on Capshaw. Lea Thompson. Robert Prosky. |Md |pwd ■ lo d iate ra . kNlRStOflRS InteiBal Fam ly ^ Intemal j [OB42yn. jFamHy F f ^ e n e ’ Proacrifakig Information UNman | Injunction" |poH tho A ir [PaM 1[PaM [PaM PaM with a half or full glass of water. If but programming executives weren’t Ftegram [Progim [Frogram Lifatima Econ. lAkg. [In M iM cina p F h S m ia e y ljHadte. [Prac. |Up S S > ( r ( Medte. [ Prac. program Movw: ’*inrM rugravgr' 1969, Comedy) Nick Nolte, P io y sfli IFra9raiR PfopraM we don't drink enough liquid to Movfa: “Oacaptiona” (1990, Mystery) Harry Hamlin, Super Dave Movie: “The Lovee of a Wall Stroat sure the American public would. “I ftepmolher It an Alien” Martin Short. An ex-con's at ampi to go svalght is M ovIi k ’T hrae Khida of Haat” (1987) ( S M I Movir. “The Movio: “Roxaimo” (1987, Comedy) Steve Mariki, Dana 9fMfTiHEi nwinsfwy > NtcoUette Shendan. An affair with a beautiful murder (R)Q Woman" (1989, Drama) Tara Buckman. Movla;^“CIA Movio: “Total RacaK” (1990, Scienca Betioni Arnold Movie: “Laatherface: The Texas Movia: “ The bon flush the poisons from our sys­ 1988, Com edri Dan compficatad by an Inept ban Robert Ginty. A state de^rtmonl agent karaieKMPwtIU” Daryl Hannah. A niodtm-day "Cyrarw da Bergerac," Comody Jackpot Comics think Sagansky said once, ’Either 8howtima I robber. (In Stereo) 'PG- suspect outs a homicide detective's life in danger. (In A beautiful career woman uses her A " (1980, Schwarzenegger, Rachel Ticotin. An earthling begins to QouM: Chahwaw Mataacto III" (1989) Kate THwgIo" (1968, Drama) Aykroyd. Kim Basinger. (In 13' (Adult language, mild viollan ca )g toina forces with rx)lieev«men from (1989, Drama) Ralph complete with an oversized nose, coachea hit shy Panic, Lust Cathy Ladman, Mike tems, thsy will MH us. Stereo) 'R ' (Adult language, adult situatiotts, nudity, charms to climb the corporate ladder. 'R' Drama Nick Bhowrtima doubt hit sanity and hla ktentfty after a series of Hodge. A family of cannibals prey on Beau BtMgM, Hakig & people are going to love this show Stereo) 'PG-13' Manhattan and Hong Kong to track down Macdilo. (In Stereo) PG' buddy in the art o l courtohip. (In Stereo) 'P G ' (AduH and McDonald and Robert victims ftm lure off the highways fii this Ngor. (In s w m ) 'R^ (Adult violence) (Adult language, adult situations, nudity) Nolte. In disturbing nightmares lead him on a journey to the ------1 a vicious Chkiesa mobster. 'R' Stanm 'R* (Adult languagt, vulence) langua^, adult aKuationa) plaiiel Mors. (In Stereo) 'R' Confusion Schimmel. (R) (In Stereo) sequel to Tobe Hooper's horror classic, language, graphic vkiwnce) or they’re going to hate it,’ ” Rdsey n.'uuy movie: " in e M ovie: “ B kw Thunder” (19 83, Adventure) Roy Movie: “Madhouse" (1990, Comedy) Movio: “Cartel" (1990, Adventure) Miles O'KMffe, recalled. Dream Team ’ (1989, Scheider, Malcolm McDowel A helicopter patrolman Mvviv* tonmta n e g ro " (1981, Comedy) Movie: “The (SdOl Movie; “ Limit Up” Movie: “ An bwooenl Man" (1989, Qrama) Tom Movie; “She-DevH" (1989, Comedy) Meryl Streep. Movio: “GhoaUMtlon II" (1969, Comedy) Bill Murray. Movia: “Throb FUgttivoa” (1989, Comody) Nick Ndte. John Larroquette. An unending parade of Don Stroud. A framed pilot escapes from prison to Susan Antpac M an on the TMC Comedy-Dram a) Michael uncovers a plot to turn a crinne-fighting super-chopper obnoxious houseguests drives a happily ih Eriand Jotephson. A FlyliMTrapei» ” (1935) A (1989) A woman bargains Selleck, F. Murray Abraham. An average dfizan vows Roseanne Barr. A housswile embaixs on a course of Dan Aykroyd. The boys pursue a new wave of Martin Short. An ex-con'a attempt to go sftaight Is Keaton, Christ avenge his sister's death at the hands of a drug lord. neglected Ann srican wile in Sockholm Some people hated the circum­ opher Lloyd. against an unsuspecting cify (In Stereo) f l' (Adult married couple to ttie brink of insanity. browbiMten man 's with her soul to enter the revenge after he It Iramed and impriaoned for deafihg revenge after her unfaithful husband takes up with a polter^sts and phantasms conjured up by the complicated by an Inept bank robber. (In Stereo) 'PG - ]()/)/)(' In Stereo) R' (Adult language, adult situations, begins an affa ir with a man she met in a TMC restored portrait of a long-dead Carpathian warlock. (In In Stereo) 'W -13' anguage, nudity, violence) In Stereo) 'PG-13' g violence) daughter atten npts to make male-dominated wortd ol drugs. (In Stereo) 'R' (Adult language, adult situations, successful novelist. (In Stereo) PG-13' (Adult language, 13' (Adult language, mild violence) g cision episode, which pushed the en­ bonerr.lan nigt tchib. (In Stereo) 'R ' him aland uo or his riflhtfi commodities trading, g briel nudity, violenea) adult situations, mild violence) g Stereo)'!% ' (Mild violence) Logan’a Buga Bunny 1I P a lt Hovie; “ Back to Batean" (1945, Adventure) John velope of television protocol. TNT tim Movia. Objacliya, Burnial" (1945, Adventure) Errol Ftynn. American paratroopera ■h)vte:“HallcateoftheNi [Raachkig for tho tU oa Movie: “ Kefiy't Heroes” (1970, Comedy) Tha prospect of netting $16 million in a Movie: “Command Docition" (1948, Drama) Clark Gable, Walter Nayne, Anthony Quinn. and in Burma to destroy a Japanese radar inatailalion. (^olorizad version. •vy" (1957, Adventure) Coamoa "Lives ol the Movia: "Bomiiardiar” (1943, Adventure) 1 Brand said he was “blindsided by Ronald Reagan, Nancy Davli1. TNT Stars" "Fighter'^ wild dash behind enemy lines brings out tne leadership qualities of a busted officer. Pidgeon. Randolph Scott, Pat Q'BrlM. | ^348Mair^treSr NKuyver ^iiem wona Eounlerttrike "The Bond U tg u s of Amoncan Football; San Antonio Riders at New York/New USA Movie: “Getting Lucky" (1990, Comedy) Steven Movio: "Nightmare on Iho 13lh Flooi" (1990, Horror) Counteratrike "The Equalizw "Joy R id e ' Miami Vic# "Stone's Hollywood PaM \ PaM PaM M anchester some people’s reaction.” 3ealbreaker" ersay Knights. From Giants Stadium. (Live) Cooke, Leslie 2. McCraw. F a rty N arda" (1989. Comedvl Murder, the Wrote "Fixer PaM 1 U6A Upper" (In Stereo) g Michele Greene, James Brolln. (In Stereo) g Dealbreakar" (R) War" (In Stereo) |Intwm (R) 1Prognun jProgram iTKu v raL m in Program Program | 649-1025 6-MANCHESTER h e r a l d , Saturday. May 25. 1991

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, May 25,1991__7 OPINION r e l i g i o n ______Open Forum Senator Volunteers are needed to for town* s farmer^ s market By NANCY CARR day until mid-October. Coordinator returns to close the Market at 12:30 pm We’re also always interested in rermiiting additional Mancheseter Area Conference of Churches Maintaining the Market requires community involve­ store the ermes and receive any contributions of produce farmers and crafters. However, the rule for participation ment: volunteers to open and oversee the program, local Find a solution the farmers may make to the MACC Emergency Fmtry in the Manchester Farmer’s Market is that you have to fiaSSSMAlS: eschews When the last of the large downtown grocery stores farmers and crafters to bring their produce and products and soiq) kitchen. have grown the ett^ or flowers or mnriy. the product closed itt doors followed shortly after the demise of the (last year 24 vendors sold friiiL vegetables, plants, To The Editor: Volunteers of the Day staff the Market one or more yourself. Products can include everything from Fmast store 5a7) choolars. 11:15 ajn., FORUM programs. urday Mata at 5 pjn. Sunday masaaa at 830 be in a better position to objectively evaluate options for Prayer fna, 24 hours (646-8731). NATIONAL CATHOLIC ajn., 1030 a.m. and 1130 ajn. Daly, Mon- As the reader visualizes hunt-and-peck FaKh Baptist Chureh, 52 Lake St., (040-7077) While flrefl(jhtert bottle a blaze iMre office space by other departments in a timely, cost Msnchasier. Cantsr Congiogatlenal Church, 11 Cantor JEWISH-CONSERVA- SI. John tha Bapllal Pollah National day- that threatens to engulf a neigh­ Fackwood at his typewriter, the three- Thuraday, 9 a.m.: Friday, 7:30 p.m. effective manner. territories Rav. Jim Balasov, pastor. Sunday School; St., Manchaatsr. Rav. Newell H. Curtis Jr. CothoUe Church, 23 (Solway Sl . Mwtehester. borhood, what would be done to Intentionally or otherwise. Puerto Rico page letter continues: “Instead of qiend- 0:30 ajn.; Sunday wotsNp; 10:45 ajn. wtd Schadula; 8 and 10 ajn., Sunday worship aar- TIVE Rav. Stanlay M. Loncola, potior. Sunday Mat- (646-1613) The Board mght ask the GM to look in to changes in 81. Bridget Chureh, 70 Main 81., someone who tossed a. con of gress sweeping but highly ambiguous 630 pjn. (648-5310) vlcas; 0 ajn.. Bethel Blila and breakfast; 10 Tsmpia Bath Shelom, 400 E. Middle Tpka., •aa, 9 a.m. waakdoy mattat, 8 a.m.: School business practice that might lessen or defer the need for hM probably foreclosed forever the pos­ ing all my time raising money for my Manchaatsr. Rav. Joaaph Donnally, Suzanna gasoline on the tire? Recently the powers over residents of entities such as Fbal Baptlal Church, 240 HUsiosm Road, ajn.. Church School and chM cars; 11:15 Mancheslar. Or. Richard J. Plavin, Rabbi; Dr. of Chriatlan Living daaaea, Sunday, 10:15 more space by other depts. sibility that it might become the 51st own re-election campaign. I’d prefer to Manohasisr, Or. Blly J. Scott, pastor. Sunday ajn., aodal hour: Thursdays, 10 ajn.. a.m.; CCD claaaaa, Thuradaya, e p.m. Nolan, Sisiar Joan Roily, CSJ, oollaborativa majortty report of a denomlrKi- Guam. Leon Wind, Rabbi Emeritus; Wayns Kriager, pastoral taom. Saturday Maas, 5 pjn.; Sunday Other towns have off-site tax payment offices. Whv state of the American union. devote my time and energies to protect­ schadula: 0 ajn., Opan Prayer and Cotfsa Inlstcosaoiy and healing prayers. Church Cantor; SNriay Segal, praaidanL Friday sar- (643-5008) tlonal committee advocated a WILLIAM A. The quoted section, of course, can cut Fslkwship; 030 ajn., BUa Study lor proa- Ibrary. (047-0041 rnaasaa, 730 ajn., 9 ajn., 1030 a.m. and virtual abandonment of the not Manchester? Statehood advocates had seemed to be ing and defending the security of Israeli” vicasat8:15p.m.; Saturday sarvicaa, 10 am.; noon. (643-2403) chool adult; 11 ajn., Momino swrahlp ssrvloa. Saoond Cengragatianal Chureh, 385 No. Monday through Thursday sarvices at 730 values which hove prevailed for making headway recently, thanks to RUSHER two ways. If it exempts Guamanians The letter contains 10 conspicuously NAZARENE 81. Jamas Chureh, 896 Main St., How can you consider purchase of the Post Office? (640-7500) Mato) Sl , Manchaatsr. Rev. V. Josaph Milton, pm. centurlee after being shaped In President Bush’s enthusiastic support for from normal constitutional proteotions, it crossed-out typogr^hical errors and Fhat Bapdal Chapal of Iha Deaf, 240 ^ to r. Schadula: 10 ajn., Sunday Wbrahip Chureh of tha Nazarana, 236 Main SL. Manchaatsr. Rav. Franda Krukowaki, Rav. Itovra t you read the Staff report included with the Frank Cartsr and Rav. John (iwozdz. Satur­ the forge of human e xp ^e n ce the idea. But last month two groups of can also theoretically be used to give concludes with: “Whether you give $25 HHsiown Road, Manehaaiar. Rav. Willwn A. aarvica and Church School, nuraary provided. LUTHERAN Manchaatar. Rav. Phiip Chono, paitor. Sun­ over mlllenla. Itotle Boos proposal of July 11. 1990?? This report out- Shmait, posBr; Sunday aarvleas, 030 ajn., (640-2863) day schadula: 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; day masaaa at 4 and 630 pjn.; Sunday moa- statehood opponents — those who favor Guam some status not clearly visualized or $250 today isn’t nearly as important to Coneerdia Lutheran Chureh, 40 PitWn SL, aaa at 730 am., 9 am., 1030 ajn. and noon This report advocated the accep­ Imes the reasons why use of the Post Office building is Sunday School lor proachoot-adult; 11 ajn., Manchaatsr. Rev. Dr. Nm-Eric Williams, pas­ 10:40 ajn., worahip aarvlot, diSdran'i church unacceptable. ° continuation of the island’s present in the Constitution. This might be useful, me M Imowing I can depend on you as a daal and haaring-linpairsd worship aarvlos; COVENANT and nuraary; 6 pjn., ovaning praiaa aarvica. and 5 pjn. (643-1120) tance of teenage sexual rela­ for example, in according special “in­ tor. Sunday Holy Communion, 8 a.m. and Church of 8L Maurics, 32 Hebron Hoad, tions. homosexuality (even or­ Further, the purchase of any building for a temporary “commonwealth” status and those who United States. It elects its own governor special, caring friend.” WMnasday, 7 pjn., prayer maailno^bla Trinity Cevanant Chureh, 302 Hack­ 10:30 am. Sunday School, g am.; Adult nuraary. MkFwook BIbla Stu^,. 7 pjn., Whd- sudy. (643-7543 TDD) (640-7500 voloa). matack SL, Manchaatar. Rav. Norman Swan- naadoy. 630 pjn., Wednoadaya, \bulh ao- Bolton. Tha Rav. Wllam J. Oloalk, pastor. daining of gays), and lessening demand outright independence __ digenous rights” to the descendants of The i m ^ of the earnesL hardworking Forum, 0:15 am. (640-5311). Saturday mass at 5 pjn.; Sunday maaaas at soluuon to government office space needs would be dif­ and^ legislature, and sends one non­ Mount Zioil Baptist Chureh, 240 Hflisiown sen, pastor. Rav. Raul Knight, assodats pas­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church dvltiaa. (646-8590). the Importance placed upon ficult to support ganged up in the legislature and voted to the people, called Chamorros, who were late-at-his-deOk senator apparently Road, Msnehasisf. Rav. Harris Wiliams, pas­ 730 am., 0:15 sjn. and 11 am. (643-4466) voting delegate (at the moment a living there when Magellan landed on tor, Schadula: 8 and 11 ajn., worahip aar- St., Manphastsr. Rav. taut S. Johansson, marriage. Already these procttces In conclusion, let’s give the Clerk his space, as out- make Spamsh the sole official language works. Fackwood has already raised $1.9 tor. Sunday aanloas: 11 ajn., Sunday School; vioaa: 030 ajn., BMa School. (640-2855). pastor. Sunday worship 830 and 11 a.m.. threaten the physical, moral, and Republican) to Congress, But it remains the island in 1521. Noon, worahip aardoa. (5604)400) PRESBYTERIAN Imed above, and move on. A fresh look at other space of Puerto Rico. essentially, from Washington’s million through direct mail for the 1992 EPISCOPAL Sunday School, 0:45 am. (643-1103.) SALVATION ARMY social health of the nation. Some Guamanians, however, want to Zion Evangalleal Lutheran Chureh, Covanliy Praabytarlan Church, RL 44A Religious and social leaden are n ^ s may produce new and better solutions with the This sly maneuver (reversing the tradi­ standpoint, a useful air and naval base, campaign. His re-electiqn campaign has Cooper and High straats, Manchester. Rav. and Trowbridga Rood, Cowamry. Rav. Brad Tha Sohrallon Army, 661 Main St.. Major see an amendment to the U.S. Constitu­ St. Qaorga’s Epiaoopal Chureh, 1150 and trying desperately to treat the vic­ Clerk s jMoblem resolved (temporarily). tion. almost a century old. which under the general management of the sent out a total of 52 different mflilingi^ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Boston Tpks., Bolton. Rav. David Brown, pas­ Charta W. Kuhl, pastor. 030 am., divine wor­ Evans, paaior. Sunday aarvica 830 ajn., wor­ tion, affirming that all island residents Phat Chureh of Christ, Selsntial, 447 N. Mrs. Gary Aaparachlagar, paatora. Sunday tims of these trends, while seeking When we talk about a new town hall, has any thought both Spanish and English 'official lan­ Department of the Interior. since Oregon re-elected him Ah' a fourth tor. Suhday worship 10 ajn.; church school, ship; 10:45 am., Sunday school; Holy Com­ ship: 10:45 a.m., Sunday school; 830 pjn., tarviosa: enjoy full constitutional protections. MakiSL, 0:45 a.m. coffee fellowship, i i a.m. munion lirst and third Sundays (640-4243.) BIbla study and falowahip.; 7 p.m., conao to counteract the causes. Such a been ffve to relocaUon of the Library and expandtog guages) is almost certainly more than six-year term in 1986. 030 a.m. Sunday School; 10:45 am., H d - move by people with religious But Guamanians are American Maiiy would go even further, and seek Manchaatsr. Sunday schadula: 1030 ajn. (643-0203.) brsak; Pra-achool atory hour, Mbdnatday, nasa i ^ n the bmlding for a 21st century town hall for the citv Congress will be willing to swallow. So citizens too. and technology has brought fir the proems, Fackwood believes he sanloaand 8L Mary’s Eplacepal Church, 41 Park SL, METHODIST 9:45 ajn. (742-7222). credentials Is highly Irresponslole. participation in presidoitial elections. maaiing and nursery cars;, 6 p.m.. Salvation of village charm??? ^ statehood is out for Puerto Rico, and that them, physically and culturally, into the is taking the higher ground in <*. to uidividual cmiscience.” stick to the patented formula a Phek- ’ just like you. RONALD O. NICOOEMU8, Publlalwr idea his religion is mixed iqi with dic­ w < ^ spokes^son explains the ««iqtor Aug 20-22 — 3 days/2 nights Mountain Laurel about long-term care costs tum’s and drugs; “Noriega is not a mem­ of the ill; when someone gets sick, he or Then there is Manual Noriega. Pichar­ Thu — Orchestra Rehearsal 9 am .. Lunch 11:45 a.m.. writes the first draft of the solicitations, ■ Resort, $245 ppdo, includes transportation, meals from Program 12:30 pm .. Basketweaving (Adv) 2 p.m. E d io r ------f ^ ^ r Downs ber of our church. He is a Roman she may kill a chicken as an atonement do shudders to think of the tmeoming during your lifetime. Advertising Manager 1 an opqi menu, entertainment, sight seeing, & use of all. •Isy Radius for sms, and the spirit of the animat will trial: “It’s all going to start again. then a direct-mail professicmal re-writes > Iki — Cribble 9:30 am.. Bingo 10 am.. Geo’s ex­ Business Manager______Catholic who happened to own a few facilities. R e g i ^ June 7 ($50 dqiosit). Je a n n e QQ.______Fromerth then act as an intermediary with Babalu Everybody’s going to paint us as hlartf them. In the case of the “late in the eve- ■ ercise video 11 am .. Setback 12:30 pm .. Duckpm J I’d like to know more about the security and affordability Circulation Manager______Gerlinde Colletti santeria beads. We don’t want anyone to Aye. nmg” letter, it was sent out in ite original Set 1-8 — Bermuda Cruise — fitm $799 pp twin, Production Manager______as him. Maybe the government wants to bowling at Holiday Lanes 9:30 am . Compare the value. Yes'' of The Arbors lifecare retirement community. . Sheldon Cohen think he is one of us; we don’t need that form, straight from Packwood’s . plus port taxes ($300 deposit at signiq>) Call Donna at Pressroom Manager______"Robert H. Hubbard kind of trouble.” do us in. Who needs it? When they As the most affordable Piclwdo cdls it simple faith. CriUcs, typewriter. His spokespersem noted that ‘ 243-1630. Scores: □ Please send me more information. raided Noriega’s home they also found a Main Tetephone Number Indeed, Pichardo’s ministry has mough, My it is outrageous folderol. the letter was written at 11 pjn. and that Sq> 28-Oct 4 — Myrtle Beach $409 ppdo. Call Don, Wed 5/15 Bridge: None. community in the area. □ Please contact me by telephone to schedule a visit. Bible, they also found a crucifix, and 643-2711 enough troubles as it is. The Church of Animal rights advocates say Caribbean Fickwood is “not a very good typisL” * 875-0538. Fri S /n Cribbage: Bob Gale 605; Theresa Leighton The Arbors also provides areulatlon Telephone Number the Lukumi Babalu Aye has a dreadful emigres used to kill animals in secret they also found a Catholic alter. Why 601; Lil Legrier 557; Jack Zelemdc 523. Please note: No trip reservations taken in advance for financial advantages and 647-0946 image problem that has in turn ensnarled here, and that was bad enough; now the doesn’t everyone get after the pope?” In the meantime, the midnight oil fti 5/17 Setback: Dorn Anastasia 139; Mike Haberem NAME Church of the Lukumi Babalu Aye is at­ being burned in the C ^itol building *• any reason. safeguards that no other Publishsd dally. Monday thru Friday, with a Saturday/ it in serious judicial difficulties. The 124; Betty Jesanis 122; Sue Kerr 117. church h ^ been condemned by humane tempting to legitimize the butchering by means that Oregon’s soiior senator is at The Senior Center is offering a Driver Education retirement conununity Sunday weekend edition, except certain holidays, by the Gass on June 4 & 5 from 12:30-4 pm . Fee for the class M(m 5/20 Pinochle: Sue Kerr 789; Ethel 730; Mike Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place organizations, and sanctioned by a tough surrounding it with dogmatic sig­ his typewriter — no doubt his secretary ’ Haberem 724; Betty Jesanis 714; Helena Gavello 712; offers. These advantages ADDRESS Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage p^d at nificance. fast asleep at home. • is $8. Individuals completing both classes will receive a mmcipal law, for trying to promote Letters policy Sam Sebors 704. can add up to significant Manchester, Conn. Postmaster; Send address changes ooimal sacrifice. The critics describe the slaying as bar­ 5 percent reduction in their insurmce premiums as man­ to the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box SOI, Manchester. dated by State Law. Mon 5/20 Men's Qolf League: Low Gross: Jerry Wil­ and lasting financial secu­ CITY Conn. 06040. Santeria adherents believe their Gods barous and hardhearted. Not to menUon Mini-Editorial STATE ZIP The Manchester Herald is a member of The Associated can be appeased by the ceremonious kill­ painful. They say the animals often have The Herald welcomes letters from its b addition, on June 21 from 10-12 no

Seawolf From Page 1 UlaiirliPBlpr Hrralfi nevedheless pleased by it” spokeswoman for Rep. Sam Gejden- “We are disq>pointed with the son, D-Conn., whose district in­ ^ Weicker ^ d the sales tax-based alternative plan was Wednesday. judge’s ^ is io n and disagree with cludes Orottxi. “This is certainly gou^ nowhere” and renewed his promise to veto it if it “We’re coming very close to that point where the premise of his home run for when he beat Cleveland 6-0 on a Tom Pulie hit a grounder iqj the byes in state tourney five-hitter. Stadium. guerrilla factions to end a 16-year PLUS... the Tigers. middle which was mishandled by civil war. Kansas City took a 1-0 lead in the The game was suspended Wed­ shortstop Rob Penders, allowing MANCHESTER — The East Syria has about 40,000 troops in - national search for any recent or old Vhnkees 7, Orioles 1: In Bal­ second when Mike Macfarlane nesday night at 10:35 due to dense The Manchester High girls’ Dorman to score. Catholic and Coventry High Lebanon. On Wendesday, Hrawi and book...only S3.00 timore, the Orioles had a new doubled and Kurt Stillwell singled fog in the outfield, with the Jesuits softball team (16-2), seeded fourth In East’s final at b^t in the baseball teams, along with the Syrian President Hafez Assad - GIFT CERTIFICATES manager but experienced the same with two outs. Davis hit a two-run holding a slender 5-4 lead after 5 1/2 in Class M, hosts the Hall-Staples Neat Idea — Second Congregatimial Church has ear­ DonaUons can be sent to MACC Interfaith Day Camp, old results Friday night, as the New seventh, Mark Riendeau walked Manchester High and Coventry signed a mutual assistance treaty in double in the fourth and scored on innings. winner Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. ned out a Pennies for MACC through MACC Aware­ Box 773, Manchester and are tax deductible. Owr specialty is putting the book you want in your hands. York Yankees spoiled Johnny Oates’ with two outs before Doug Delevec- High girls’ softball teams received Damascus. Israel and some Brian Harper’s sacrifice fly. Prep added a nm in the bottom of chio grounded out to third base to No. 20 Hall is 10-9 with No. 13 ness month. A Pennies for MACC container is located Apnl contributions to the Furniture Bank include Sue debut with a 7-1 victory. first-round byes in the state tourna­ Staples 12-6. 1 I ju a outside Fellowship Hall and the church school Lebanese Christians fear the treaty Brett led off the fifth with a home the sixth inning, while holding East end the game. remberton, Kate Gaudreau, Valerie Norris, Mrs Scott Sanderson (5-2) threw five ment, which begins next week. R I^ M softball (12-8) is seeded children are helping out with their own jars at home. gives Syria too much influence. B o o k s & B i r d s nm, his first extta-base hit and RBI scoreless in the top of the seventh, “The whole game was weird,” Howard Blake, Jane French, Charlotte Spencer, Mar- The minister was quoted as no-hit innings before leaving with a in 49 at-bats this season. Brett was and registered a 6-4 win. Prep met Seedings and pairings were 13th in Class M and hosts No. 20 stiff right shoulder. Greg Cadaret East coach Jim Penders said. “We released Friday. We’ve received our first donaUon to help send a DiGiovanni, Robert Mirante, saying he believed the United States 519 E. Middle Tpke., Manchester, CT • (203) 649-3449 plac^ on the disabled list after a Sl Bernard in the title game at 7 Montville (lO-’iO) TXiesday at 3:30 Tula Hollm, Conemdia Church, Barry Scanlon, Jean- gave them five unearned runs. East (14-7), seeded second in pjn. youngster to the Interfaith Day Camp fi-om EdiSi Cstary. would not support the treaty be­ Hours: Tucs. & Wod. ll-t:.30, Thurs. 11-8, Fri. & Sat 115 kept the Orioles hitless until the partial tear of the medial collateral pjn. Louise Hebert, Sandy and Peter Lok, Dalia Leal. ’ swenth, when CW Ripken led off You’re not going to win too many Class L, hosts the Guilford-East tween Lebanon and Syria until the Please call fur Sun & Mon hours ligament in his right knee on April Ptep (13-8) added an insurance Coventry softball (16-5), seeded with a double and scored on Joe Or- games with three hits. We’re not hit­ Lyme winner Thursday at 3 at hostages were released. 22. run in the bottom of the sixth inning. sixth in Class S, hosts the Gris­ J ^/t^U Y ^O K S : Quaiity, Collections, Estates. Etc. sulak’s double. ting the baseball. We were just Eagle Field. No. 15 Guilford is wold-Windsor Locks winner Wed­ I Brewers 1, Indians 0: In Mil­ With two outs, John Dorman 11-8 with No. 18 East Lyme 11-9. Lee Guetterman and Steve Farr waukee, Jaime Navarro pitched a hoping Robbie would get iqi to the nesday at 3:30 p.m. No. 11 pitched one inning each, completing FAIRFIELD PREP (6) — OavMu 2b 2-1-0-0, plate because the wind was blowing Coventry (14-5), seeded fifth in Windsor Locks is 12-5 with No. 22 four-hitter for his first career shutout Class S, hosts the Terryville-East fy t BY WtPHESDWQ the three-hitter. and Robin Yount singled home the Ooiman cOb 3^1-1-2, Stavsni 1b 4C-0-o’ out” Griswold 10-9. Oates became the Orioles’ 10th Zingo rt 3-0-1-O, T. Pulto dh/cf 4-0 , Strano Ihip 00-00, FIshar dhM late-Danbury Tiesday at 3 pjn. Discounts tmore on Sept. 26, 1989, struck out 3-01-1, Gauvain d/pr' 0-000, Daria* rf the Guilford-East Lyme winner Ripken made two errors, his first six and walked none in his second 2-000, Dumai* c 2-1-00. ToWa Thursday at Eagle Reid at 3 pjn. multi-error game since June 14, Eaaf Catholic 003 001-0— 4-3-2 complete game this season and the FalrfiaWProp 010 311 x— 6-5-1 1987. He has four errors this season, “The years we, won our two state sixth of his career Doug Dolvacchio. Tom Strano (4). John championships (1975 and 1983), we m e more than he had all last year. Rthar (6) and Brian Dumai*. Sath Firmandar. makes them hungrier. We have some After beginning the season 9-0, Rod Nichols (0-3) pitched a five- Chris Pulie (7) and John Dorman and Liam. lost our last game before the tourna­ Every starter h ^ at least one hit hitter for the Indians, his first com­ WP- Rrmaridar. LP- Dahrscchio. time now to get in the right frame of East has gone 5-7 in its last 12 ment,” Penders said. “Maybe it mind.” for the \hnkees, who came into the plete game this season. He struck games. ^ ) H M O a s s game having lost six of nine. out three and walked one. Protection New York took a 1-0 lead in the Navarro retired the first 11 In­ seemd when Kevin Maas hit his mans before Carlos Baerga singled eighth homer, a line drive off Jeff •Change OI (up lo 5 qls) "Replace oil lilier •Lube chassis "Vacuum mleiior "Check air iiiier » i.r« in the fourth. Baerga also singled in Robinson (2-3) that landed three ^The Rocket’ has the seventh; Tbrner Ward and Brook rows into the right-field bleachers. Jacoby h ^ Cleveland’s other hits. 10 M IN U TE The Yankees made it 4-0 in the In the third, Bijl Spiers reached 315 Broad St., foui^ m RBI doubles by Alvaro when he grounded to second base Espinoza, Roberto Kelly and Steve fallen to earth ^ beat Mark Lewis’ throw for a Manchester Sax. New libik added three runs in single. The toss went over Jacoby at DETROIT (AP) — The Rocket O IL C H A N G E the seventh on Mark Williamson’s first and Spiers took second on the 647-8997 has fallen back to earth. wild pitch with Don Mattingly on e iw . Youm singled home Spiers “TJiat man is nasty. He With This Ad third and Bat Kelly^s two-run with two outs. Roger Clemens, who looked in­ is head and shoulders Golden Noxzle vincible while winning his first six CarWosh starts, is 0-2 with a 6.75 earoed-run abo3 e any other pitcher in FREE CAR WASH average in his last three starts. His A $5.50 VALUE MH-5-91 basf ball. The only one who Penguins must be slide continued on Thursday, when Monday - Friday8;30 - 5:30;ThursdaytilB;Saturdays - 5;Sunday 10 - 3 he lost a 5-3 decision to the Detroit mij,ht even be close is that Tigers. kid in Los Angeles (Ramon But the Boston pitching star isn’t careful with Stars panicking. Although he lost to the Martinez).” Tigers, he gave up only five hits in are in it for the first time. You try to — Sparky Anderson By MIKE NADEL seven innings and struck out 10 be pumped up to play. I don’t think NOTICE The Associated Press while walking just two. we were overconfident. But who 1 Pete Incaviglia would probably i knows?" “I pitched pretty well today, but BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — agree, even though he hit a tie­ If you were at the Adams Mill All the North Stars know is that the Tigers took advantage of the Even as they visualize themselves breaking RBI double off Clemens skating with and drinking cham­ they can’t afford another loss. chances I gave them,” Ocmens said. on Thursday. It was not only In- Restaurant in Manchester, pagne ftom the Stanley Chip, the Rt- “Someone says, ’Enjoy it.’ Enjoy “I was much happier with tonight caviglia’s first career hit against tsburgh Penguins must be careftil. it? I don’t enjoy it,” Gavin said. “I than with the Tfexas game. I didn’t Connecticut, on Tuesday, Janu­ . After all, their championship have a ^big knot in my stomach rush myself, I had a much tighter Clemens, but the first time he ever hit a fair ball off the Boston ace. ary 8, 1991, between the hours series opponents, the Minnesota before the games. You’re scared to slider, and I had better velocity.” BEAT THE HEAT North S to ^ may have gotten them­ lose, real scared to lose.” After beating Minnesota 8-3 on Clemens had struck out Incaviglia May 8, Clemens was 6-0 with a aU 11 times he had faced him before selves in trouble because of too Still, some confidence remains in miniscule 0.73 ERA. But he hasn’t giving up the seventh-inning double. of 6:00 P.M. and 9:00 P.M., I much visualization. the Minnesota camp. A victory won since. “We are so close. We can almost Saturday would force the series back “He has owned me for five years would like to speak to you about reach out and touch it,” Pittsburgh’s to Pittsburgh for Game 7 on Thes- On May 13, he left with a 3-2 now,” Incaviglia said. “I’m a FEDDERS Kevin Stevens said. “We just want day. lead against Chicago, but the fastball hitter, but when he throws 9 an incident that occurred there to grab the Cup and skate around the bullpen blew the game in the ninth, me his high heat, I swing right IN STOCK AT rink with it, but we know we have to “If we had won (Thursday), we hi his next start, Clemens was ham­ through it, every time.” NOW win one more.” some time during those hours. SALE PRICESI would not have gone back home mered by the Texas Rangers, giving Incaviglia’s hit came after ^ » The North Stars admit they might thinking the series was over,” up a career-high nine runs on 13 hits Clemens had been idle for nearly 45 Please call Attorney John Panasonic c t u l ^ have been planning victory celebra­ Gaetan Duchesne said. “We lo st... in five innings. minutes because of a rain delay. tions prematurely. Since taking a and we don’t think it’s over tire Then came the loss to Detroit “I don't think the rain delay af­ 2-1 series lead, they have dropped other way.” Walkley at (203) 268-6286 or, Although Clemens lost again, fected Roger at all,” Boston two straight games and face the S i f ^ With their fans chanting “Bring Tigers manager Sparky Anderson manager Joe Morgan said. “I never p r o s i^ of losing the finals Satur­ locally to leave a message only, back the Cupl Bring back the Ciqil” didn’t, see anything wrong with the considered taking him out because 'a day in Game 6 at their own Met P R E rliA S O N the Penguins won 6-4 on Thursday. he was pitching well, and he has Crater. FALLING ROCKET — Boston Red Sox ace pitcher Rodger two-time Cy \bung Award winner. at 648-1848. Your assistance The Extended Merrenty Alweye STORES For the second straight game, they Clemens, left, gives the ball to reliever Tony Fossas at Tiger “That man is nasty,” Anderson shown that he can come back from SAVINGS Coste Vou Use At Al Sieffert'e “We may have gotten a little surged to a large early lead and held delays in the past.” 90 DAYS ahead of ourselves,” Basil McRae Stadium Thursday night. Clemens allowed four runs on five said. “He is head and shoulders 9 on. And now the Penguins are above any other pitcher in baseball. Clemens wasn’t upset with his is appreciated. SAME AS CASH* said. hits in seven innings and sustained his second straight loss VISA 445 Hartford Rd. within one victory of exorcising the The only one who might even be pitching Thursday, but he was un­ Mon. Thurs.. Fri. 'til 8 p.m. Added Stewart Gavin: “You can demons of their devilishly dreadful after a 6-0 start to the season. Clemens’ earned-run^average no payment required M O n C h e S te r close is • that kid in Los Angeles happy with his losing streak. Tues., Weid.. 'Ill 6 • Sot 'n 5 get wnqiped up in it. A lot of guys past. Sun. 12 to s ■ is 6.75 in his last two starts. (Ramon Martinez).” “This was not how I wanted to start the road trip,” Clemens said.

M W IIiTm..' twhiBwi 1 m lO^MANCHESTER HERAUD, Saturday, May 25,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 25,1991— 11 SCOREBOARD In Brief. Cone fans 12; Coventry nipped in final Coventry in C O C title contest Brewers 1, Indians 0 Mets 6, Cardinals 2 Barb Mucha 7 5 8 8 — 143 CRGMWELL — Coventry High girls’ softball coach Hampton. Kris Spencer’s two-out, two-run single keyed CUtVELAND MH.WAUKEE Am yRaad 6 5 7 5 — 143 Rich R ge wasn’t pleased with the style of play in the a four-run R triot fourth frame. Baseball ST.LOUB NEW YORK KoyCoduril MIDDI^rOWN — 111 a rematch frrnn a year ago. SbrhN abrhM 7 5 7 5 -1 4 3 Little League Basketball Mets win, 6-2 abrhM ^vC Ttry ftg h (14-5) meets Cromwell High (16-4) in the Charter Oak Conference Tournament final Riday night TW brdcf 4 0 10 Molitordh abrhM M ^ Battt Zirnmarmon 71-72— 143 4 0 0 0 MThmplf 4 12 0 Clem ancf Lewis 2b 4 0 0 0 Brock 1b 5 12 0 HaatiarOraw 6 5 7 4 — 143 ^ a r t» Oak Conference baseball championship gninf. against hinnestanding Crom well High. East ousted from A C C tourney 4 0 10 OSnxth as 3 0 0 0 Millar 2b 5 12 2 American League standings Baarg a 3b 4 0 2 0 Mjuntef 3 0 11 Donne Androwa .7 5 7 5 -1 4 3 Lnkfrdcf 4 111 Mgdan 1b 5 12 0 Intra-town Majors NBA piayoff giance this afternoon at 1 at Phlmer Stadium. The Patriots (eight) and the Panthers (five) combined STRATFGRD — It was a short stay in the A ll C(m- Belle If 3 0 0 0 StubbsH 20 0 0 rv gg y purecfi 71-72— 143 NEW YGRK (AP) — David Cone struck out 12 E a a in v M a n Gtraro 1b 4 0 11 Brooks rf 4 0 20 • SNVLitla for five errors and Cromwell plated a run in the bottom A lradrf 3 0 0 0 Carrillo If 0 0 0 0 7571-»144 E American Legion nipped Vtttnar'a, 2-1, Friday CONFERENCE FINALS C oven^ is defending C(X! champ, having beaten and drove in two runs with a single while pitching an necticut C(mference Tournament for the East Catholic W L P e t G B Joaerf 4 0 2 0 Boston rf 110 0 Donna WMto night at WbddaH Field. Jared Freeman drove In CJm eadh 3 0 0 0 Bchettorl 3 0 0 0 7 5 7 1 — 144 E (Bast-of-7) Cromwell m the title game a year ago, 7-2. o f the seventh inning to pull out a 9-8 victory. girls’ softball team. Boston 24 15 .615 — Zsile3b 4 0 10 Jhneon 3b 4 12 1 Susan Sandora the winning nin in tha bottom of the sixth Inning Tbstday, M ay 21 eight-hitter to lead the New Yoik Mets over the St. Jacoby 1b 3 0 1 0 Surftoffc 3 0 10 G Pena2b 71- 73—144 E Toronto 24 17 .585 1 4 0 10 McRyW H 4 0 11 Gal Graham for Legion. Rich Griftoth and Jason Cogan Chicago 105, Detroit 97, Chicago Isada two teams split during the regular season. The “Offensively, I was pleased,” Phge said. “Defensively, East, which ends its season at 2-17, lost to St. Joseph SM nnsre 2 0 0 0 Gnfnar2b 3 0 10 Pgnozzlc 72- 72— 144 E Louis Cardinals 6-2 Riday night OoliDh 20 20 .500 4<« 4 0 0 0 Sa sa a rc 3 110 C a r o ^ H II pitched well tor tha wirvwrs while Ftyan B u i ^ l series 2 8 Broamaph 1 0 0 0 Svaum3b 3 0 0 0 BSm ithp 7571— 144 E ^ o u took the first game. 5-3, while Cromwell came I thought we played hc^ble. I don’t think it was typical o f Trumbull, 14-5, at Lycoming Reid. The Eagles outUt MIhmujIioo 19 21 .475 5<« 2 0 0 0 Crraonph 10 10 N to a F^a t and Matt Lovatori hit wall. For Vittnar's, Dion Portland 109, LA Laksrs 96; series tied 1-1 The Mets entered the game having lost four o f their T bn asse 0 0 0 0 Spisrsas 3 110 Hudlerph 7 5 7 1 — 144 E back and won the second time around, 6-4. o f the way the two best teams in the COC play.” N«Mf\brk 15 23 .305 8i« 10 0 0 O Brianc 0 0 0 0 Nancy Rubin Shabozz homsrad while Matt Otokalw hit wll. Friday, M ay 24 previous five, and had some more turmoil when in­ St Josei^ 13-11. Farm inss 3 0 0 0 Sherrinp 71- 73—144 E Clovotond 14 24 .368 91« 0 0 0 0 E lsta rss 3 0 10 Lonora RManhousa Mika Lurata pitched wll while Jeff Cothman Portland at LA Loksra, 10 p.iTL Cromwell scored seven runs in the first iiming, five o f East took a 2-0 lead in the top o f the first but S t Joes BoUbnoro 7 5 8 8 — 144 E fielder Gregg Jefferies issued an open letter to the 13 25 .342 10National League results T— ^44. A-30.79S. Pvnato Wright 7 5 7 5 — 145 +1 liamson and Nick Repay hit well In defeat Jr. Relays accepting applications Texas at Seattle, (n) KMaRogaraon 71-75— 146 +2 0 J.’s came beck arto won the continuation of NL Roundup against RHAM , prevailing, 9-8, in eight iimings. two-run homer f(x St Joes in the sixth iiming while MisstoMoQ^ge Salurday'a Qainas Cu bs 4, Expos 3 74-72— 146 +2 a May 7th game, 14-13. Radio, TV MANCHESTER — Applications are being accepted Sirianni’s two hits paced the Patriot attack against East Joanne Mattel collected three hits. Cleveland (King 4-4) at MNwaultsa (Boaio Pw vtyPulz 77- 69— 146 *2 4-S), 1:15 p.m. MONTREAL CHICAQO AlcaMlllar 71- 75—146 *2 for the Junior Relays portion o f the 1991 Manchester a b r h M Golf Stophanto Forwig (4-2) and Crk (P.PSrez 1-0) at BalRmore (Ballard 4 12 1 7576— 146 +2 1 pLm. — Dodgers at Rada, Channel 3 The Mets loaded the bases on Howard Jdinson’s DsMtnilf 3 0 11 Grace 1b Sh alay Hamlin 7573—146 +2 Wsngerteman. Vicky Wilks, Chris Pellingren 1 p.m. — Motorsports; NASCAR Grand Na­ 2-6), 7:35 p.m 4 1 1 0 Minnechaug Wbmen and Lawranca Thomas played well for Masco. day, June 15, from 9 ajn. to 1 p,m. at Manchester High’s Glrrgalb 3 0 0 0 GBallH 3 0 2 0 Cindy Rorick 73- 73— 146 +2 tional, Chamnpion Spark Plug 300, T B S single, Mackey Sasser’s double and a walk to Kevin Pistons in the hot seat Boston (\bung 3-1) at Detroit (Terrell 1-4), Oantolla Parsz, Grsg Gorrapola, Scott Roy and Pete Wigren Track. 73 5 pm. 10 10 VWItoncf 0 0 0 0 ^ O L E LEAGUE - Odd Holes Low groes- CorelnaGowan 72-74— 146 +2 1 p.m. — Track: Big Ton Chomptonahip Elster. Ctme then brdke an O-for-15 streak this season 4 0 0 0 DwSmtrf A- ^ Bums 29. B- Jana Qott 31. C- Yblands Michelle Dobak 7577— 147 +3 Tyler Rolunsk played wall in defeat (taped), N E SN The entry fee is $5 per child with the following age Kansas aty (Gubicza 0-2) at Mlivieaota 4 12 1 Eattsrn Video defsalad Ybnkee Aluritinum. (Guihrle 3-2), 8.-05 p m WBachSb 4 0 0 0 Vlinavac 3 0 0 1 Richards 42; Low net- A-. Jsnat FtothwoH 13. B- AnnWWsh 72- 75—147 +3 1 3 0 p.m. — Cardinals at Meta, SportsChon- when he hit Smith’s first pitch into left-center field. By HARRY ATKINS Chris Fsrguaon, Caaey Odell end Jessica groups: 8-9, 10-11 and 12-13. Running events, from the Toronto (StoWemyre 5-0) at California ftleyae 3 0 0 0 CWIkarSb 3 0 10 M ^ Ann Riley 11, Lorraina Bavin 11, C- Chat- Kris Monaghan 73- 74— 147 +3 nal, W FAN (665A M ) C(Hie struggled the first three innings, but settled The Associated Press Rsyaac 2 00 0 VzcNnoSb la Tracy ia Cathy Johnston Howey ptayad well tor Eastern wHIe Andrew ^-m eter dash iq> to the 800-meter run, a standing broad (McCaskill 3-5), 10:05 p m 0 0 0 0 74- 73—147 +3 1.30 p.m. — Boxing; Olympic Showcoaa; down to snap a personal three-game losing streak. At ^lockph 0 0 0 0 Dnstonts 3 11 1 AKcaRitzman 72- 75-147 +3 L ib ^ Alex Easton and Joshua Lundeen playsd USA vs. Cuba, Channels 22,30 Texas (ChiarTtoarino 1-0) at Saallla (DaLuda well in defeat jump, 4 X 100 relay and a softball throw w ill be held. 4-2), 10.-05 p m ^ b o a p h 1111 Scanlanp 3 0 0 0 Colonial scores MorihaNousa 71-76— 147 +3 3 p.m. — W LAF: Blmilngham at Raleigh- one point, he retired 11 in a row en route to his first AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - The Bi^p 0 0 0 0 Asmehrp Chris Johnson 73- 74—147 +3Graphica and Mora beat Highland Park Durham, Channela 8,40 Puticipants may enter t^ to three events. A ge is deter­ S u n d a y s Q a m ss 0 0 0 0 FORT WORTH. Taxos (AP) — Scorss and kterket Sarah Axter. Greg Spiegel. Matt Axler complete game this season. Chicago Bulls have w (h i two games Near Ybrk at Baltimore, 1 3 5 p.m MGr*P 2 0 0 0 SIcumbp 0 0 0 0 Malssa McNamara 74- 73—147 +3 3 3 0 p.m. — Bulla at Ratona, Channela 22,30 mined as o f June 15,1991. Sntvnac 10 0 0 relation to par Friday altar the second round of Tracy Kardyk and Allan Holmes ;^ysd wol for tha winnars hM er gave the Mets a 4-2 lead in the fifth with his on their homecourt. Now the Detroit Boston at Detroit 1:35 p m 73- 74—147 +3 4 p.m. — Golf: Tha Colonial, Chonnal 3 F jr applications, call 647-6059. Pre-registration is en­ Totala 32 3 6 2 TMala the $1.2 Million Colonial playsd on the 7,010- Mich^Mockall 74- 73—147 +3 wnil® Anthony Conloy, MiKo Pitruzzoilo and 4 p.m. — Bowling: P B A Denver Opert E SP N Kansas a ty at Minnesota, 2 3 5 p m 31 4 9 4 Brendan Ybetar playsd well In defeat first homer. New York, which had 16 hits, added two Pistons must do the same to stay in Itontraal 000 100 011—3 yard, par 35-35— 70, Colonial Coimtry Club; Koran Doviae 74-73—147 +3 5 3 0 p.m. — Golf: Senior F>GA B e l Atlantic couraged. Toronto at Calltomia, 43 5 p m Chris FYxry 66-65-131 -9 runs off rookie Tim Sherrill in the seventh on RBI Chicago at Oakland, 4 3 5 pm. Chl^ 000 Oil 11x—4 LoriW sat 73-74—147 +3 Classic, ESPN the hunt for a third straight NBA LOB— Montreal 3, Chicago 5. 3B—OaMar- GansSousrs 66- 66— 132 -6 Penny Hommal 7572-147 +3 735 pim. — Giants at Bravea, TBS singles by Johnson and Kevin McReynolds. Cleveland at MRwaukae, 8 3 5 pm . Keith Claanvatsr 68-64— 132 -8 M cC rae new Royals’ manager title. Texas at Saattle, 835 p m «naz (2). DwSmith (1). H R -N o b o a (1). JowrDalk 73-74t-147 +3 Farm 7.30 p.m. — Rad S o x at H g srt, Channels 38, The C ^ in a ls have lost 23 o f their last 28 games at (6). Dunaton (6). S B -O e S h ie ld s W synsLavi 67- 65-132 -8 40. W T C “They have to win four of five Stan Utiay 68- 64— 132 -8 Lawyers beat Vittnar's. 13-5, at Varplanck MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Hal McRae, whose aggres­ Shea StadiuiiC and have not won a season series in Natlonai League standings (19). C S— DaShialds (7). SF— Vlllanuava. Faitod to OuaHly Field. Sean Kelly had two hits two R B I tor 7:30 p.m. — Ytankoes at Oriolea, Chonnsl 26, now,” Chicago coach Phil Jackson P H RER SB SO MarkCalcavscchia 65-68-133 -7 Loretta Aldarata 7 5 72— 148 WPOP (1415AM) sive, haid-nosed style personified Kansas City baseball New York since 1987. E a a tD Iv W o n Mom raal Fred F u r* 65- 68-133 -7 RsM U sd o Lawyers while Ell Wilpers also hit satoly. Jesso said o f Detroit’s task in the best-of-7 7573— 148 +4 MlHette arKf Robert Gochee pitched well. In 8 p.m. — Penguins at North Store, during its gloiy years, was named the Royals manager on ' W L Pel. QB MGardnsr L.0-2 7 6 3 3 1 6 Loren Roberts 67- 66— 133 -7 Kkn Shipman Braves 3, Giants 2: In Atlanta, Rtm Gant singled Pittiburgh 66- 68— 134_-6 73- 75—148defeat +4 Joe Lodge, Tom Lattanzio and Ryan Sports honnal Friday. Eastern Conference final. “But we . 24 15 .615 David Edwards Barb Bur*owsky 7573— 148 +4 Now Ybrk 1 3 1 1 0 0 TomWhtson 66- 66— IS T ^ Lurate played wall. 8 p.m. — W LAF: Sa n Antonio at New Ybrk- with two outs in the ninth inning to give the Atlanta ’ 22 17 .564 2 C hicago JarlynBrilz 77-71— 148 +4 New Jersey. USA Coble He succeeds John Wathan, who was fired Wednesday know that’s not an overwhelming StLouto 22 68- 66— 134 -6 Gramas Printing routed Graphics and Mora, 18 .550 Ziit ScanlanW .2-0 72 -3 3 1 1 0 3 JaffSIumsn EloinaCroaby 74- 74— 148 +4 Braves and streaking Tbm Glavine a 3-2 victory thing for them because they’ve Chicago 21 67- 67— 134 -6 152; at Bowers Field. Tim Huhtala homered 8 p.m. — Indianapolis SOO Prevtow, E S P N with the Royals in last place in the American League 20 .512 4 Assanmachsr 1 3 2 2 1 2 Scott Hoch Karri Clerk 73-75— 148 +4 David Peoples 70-65— 135 -5 and drove In two runs for Gramas while Adorn 10 p.m. — Biua Ja ys at Angels, W FAN Friday night over the San Francisco Giants, who lost com e back against us b e fo re .” PHIodsIphia 20 21 .466 5 Slocu m bS.1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 C aralna Pierce 71- 77—148 +4 W est. Ian Bakar-FInch 70-65-135 -5 Moon had two hits, including a triple, arxl four their seventh straight game. Montraal 19 22 .463 6 W P-^ssnm achar. Balk— MGardner. JanKlelman 72- 77—140 +5 Sunday But never from this deficit. The Larry Mize 67-68— 135 -5 RBI. David Funks added two RBI. Vinay An- McRae said he is eager but nervous about his new WtoMDivtolon Umpires—Hemp Bonin; First Montague- Mariana Davis 73- 76— 149 +5 Glavine (7-2), matching a career-high with 10 Billy Maylsir 67- 68-135 -5 nigsri hit well in defeat while Erie Zubrow and 11 a.m. — Motorsports: Indlanapolia Pistons have trailed 0-2 in the W L Pol. QB Second. Wickham; Third. Froamming. Deborah McHolfia 74- 75— 140 +5 soo. position. He had been the Montreal Expos hitting coach. VWyna Grady 68- 67— 135 -5 Ryan Newkirk played wall In tha field. Channels 8, AO strikeouts, got his fifth consecutive victory with his Loa Angatos 23 17 .575 T— 2^8. A— 32,410. MichaltoEatll 74-75— 140 +5 “I’m uncertain about a lot o f things,” McRae said at a playoffs seven times, and lost all Pater Persons 1 p.nt — Motorsportt: NASCAR WIntton Atlanta 20 17 .541 65- 70—135NonnTaylor -5 third complete game. He allowed six hits and no Vl2 Bruce Lietzke 68-69— 135 -5 74-75— 140 +5 Cup, Coca-Cola 600, TBS news conference in Chicago. “But I think as I start doing seven series. Cindnnall 20 10 .513 2 '« TaraFtonting 73- 76—140 +5 walks. Dan Halldorson 67- 68-136 -4 1 p.m. — N C A A D i v ^ n I regional ptoyofl SanO iago 21 21 .500 Dale Eggaitog 7574— 140 +5 it, it w ill get easier.” Game 3 will be played Saturday 3 Dodgers 11, Reds 3 Ed Dougherty 68- 68— 136 -4 (toamaTBA),ESPN Houston 16 24 .400 Diana Hoinicka-Rauch 74- 76—150 +6 The streak is the longest the Giants have endured 7 LOS ANGELS CINCINNATI , Tom Purtzar 70- 66— 136 -4 2 p.m.— McRae, 45, becomes the fifth black manager in major at The Palace, with Game 4 at the Son Frandteo 12 29 .203 1H/Z Raw Sheehan 7575— 150 +6 since dropping 10 in a row in 1985. It was their 11th abrhM abrhM BobLohr 66- 68-136 -4 Hockey Track: Big Eight Chomplonahip (taped), NESN Friday's Gamas Cindy Schroyor 7572— 150 +6 league histwy, joining Ijirry Doby, Maury W ills, Cito same site on Monday. If a fifth Butter cf 3 2 10 Sabo 3b 5 0 0 0 Buddy Gardner 73- 64— 137 -3 1:30 p.m. — Rad Sox a t T I g ^ Chonnal 38. loss in 13 games and 23rd in 29. Chicago 4, Montreal 3 Robin tMdton 72-78— 150 46 Gaston and Frank Robinson, who was fired as Bal­ C G w yncf 10 0 0 BHtchrIf 4 13 2 Brad Faxon 68-68— 137 -3 WTIC game is needed, it w ill be next Wed­ Los Angalaa 11, a n d n n a li3 NoaltoDtgha 77-73— 150 46 Gant, batting with the bases loaded against Dave Samuel 2b 5 2 2 0 Morris 1b 4 0 2 0 Ruse Cochran 71- 66— 137 -3 1 3 0 p.m. — Cardinals at Mats, Chonnal 9, timore’s manager Thursday. nesday in Chi(Higo. Pittsburgh 9, Philadelphia 1 G Sm ith2b AdatoLukkan 77-73— 150 46 Stanley Cup glance U gh e^ (2-3), bounced the ball over the head o f leiq>- Atlania 3, San Fraradaco 2 10 0 0 Davis cf 4 0 0 1 Scott Simpson 70- 67— 137 -3 Lori Poling WFAN McRae’s new team includes his son, Brian McRae, 23, Stwbry rf 5 2 2 1 77-74— 151 47 WMlnaoday, May 15 Michael Jordan, for one, knows Naw Vbrk 6, S t Louis 2 ONaillrf 4 0 0 0 BtoinaMcCaWatar 66- 60— 137 -3 Hiromi Kobeyashi 1:30 p.m. — Yhnkeea at Oriotos, M SG , ing third baseman Matt W illiams to score pinch-run­ C raw ap 7575-151 47 Minnesota 5, Rttsburgh 4 WPOP who has shown great promise this year as a first-year Houston 1, Sa n Diego 0 0 0 0 0 O in o n ss2 b 4 0 0 0 Coroy Ravin 71- 66— 137 -3 andySchotottokt ner M ark L em k e. what to expetrt this w eekend. Murray 1b 4 2 2 4 JR a a d c 4 0 2 0 Nolan Hanka 7 5 7 3 — 151 47 Friday, May 17 center fie ld e r. 8aluidsy*s Q a i i i m 68-68— 137 -3 MichaltoMoGann 330 p.m. — Troll Blazors at Lakors, Chan­ Danialalf 4 2 2 1 DurxMn s s 77-74— 151 47 Rttsburgh 4, Minnesota 1 nels 22,30 Rafael Belliard had singled with one out w d taken “We know they’re going to fight Los Angeles (Gross 2-4) at Cincinnati 4 110 Bobby Wadkins 70- 67— 137 -3 Kolhy Rsattowolt McRae led the major leagues with 133 RBls in 1983, JG nzIzrf 0 0 0 0 HmrKf p 11 10 Mika Hulbart 67- 70-137 -3 7575-151 Y-7 Sunday, M ay 19 3 3 0 p.m. — Motorsporta: Intamattonal Race third on pinch-hitter Mike Heath’s single. Nixon and scratch now,” he said. “So we (ChaHton2-4), 1:15p.m G C rtsrc 4 0 11 Susan Dantola 7573— 151 47 Mlnnasola 3, Pittsburgh 1 but his highest average was .332 when he finished St Louis (Hin 4-2) at New \brk (WNtshurat C m w n p 10 0 0 Flay Floyd 60-68— 138 -2 EMa Giboon ol Champlona (taped), C honnals 8 ,40 HmltonOb 3 0 12 77-74— 151 47 'fbaaday. M ay 2 i was walked intentionally to load the bases. " just have to maintain that pressure 2-1), 1:40 p m Wnghm ph 0 0 0 0 Jim Gallagher 68- 70—138Toni -2 Tatum 3 3 0 p,m. — GoH: The Colonial, Chonnal 3 second to George Brett’s .333 in one o f the tightest bat­ Cndira p 0 0 0 0 R s v ^ p 0 0 0 0 Jim HaHat 66-72— 138 -2 77-75— 152 48 Pittsburgh 5 Minnesota 3 5 3 0 p.m. — Golf; Senior PG A Ball Attanlic Pinch-hitter Jeff Blauser then grounded to third and on them .” Philadelphia (DaJaaua 1-2) at Pittsburgh Javiartf Charyl Stacy 74-76— 152 48 Thursday, May 23 ting races ever. (Walk 0-0), 7 3 5 pm. 10 0 0 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 Don PoN 71- 67— 138 -2 Ball Classic. E S P N Belliard was forced at the plate, before Gant got his Offrmn s s 4 0 11 Robin Hood 74-78— 152 48 Rttsburgh 6, Mimesota 4, Rttsburgh leads And so far, Chicago has been San Francisco (Downs 1-2) at Atlanta Jffrsonph 10 0 0 Robert Gamaz 70- 68— 138 -2 DonnaWlldna 8 p.m. — WBL: Naahvllla at Erie, RMrtnz p 3 0 0 0 8572— 152 48 series 3-2 game-winner. doing that with the help o f its bench. (Smoltz 1-5), 7:10 pm. John MahaHay 68-70— 138 -2 Nancy White SportsChannal Jefferies sends letter to W FA N LH rrisSb 1 1 1 0 74-76-152 40 Saturday, M ay 25 Montreal (MaNar 1-2) at Chiedgo (BielecM Dava Rum nellt 72- 67— 130 -1 Myra Btockwaldar 8 p.m. — Indiana at Brewars, E S P N Dodgers 11, Reds 3: In Cincinnati, Ramon Mar­ The job of B J. Armstrong, C liff TM ala 3 0 1 1 1 3 1 0 TM Sta 36 3 9 a Robert Wrann 72- 67— 130 -1 74-76-152 40 Rttiburgh at Minneaota. 8:05 p.ra 10:30 p.m. — Hartford Whotors 1991 Season NEW YORK (AP) — New York Mets infielder Gregg 5-2), 835 p.m Sue Thomas 70-73— 152 40 Loa Angalaa soo 050 030—11 Kirk Triplett 60-70— 130 -1 TUaoday, H a y 28 Ravtow, SportsCharinel tinez became the first eight-game winner in the majors Levingston, Crmg Hodges and W ill San Diego (Rasmussen 0-0) at Houston anelnnad 001 001 100- 3 Susie McAWslar 76-77— 150 40 Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m., if noces- Jefferies, iqiset over criticism by some o f his teammates, (J.Jonea 4-1), 8 3 5 p m Chip Back 71- 68— 130 -1 Christa Tano Midn^ht — Horse Racing: Kentucky Futurity as Eddie Murray drove in four runs to lead the Los LOB— Los Angaiss 9, Cincinnati 7. Slava Pale 68-71— 139 -1 79-74— 153 49 soty (delayed), E SP N issued a letter on Riday to e x p l^ his side to the fans. Perdue is generally to ^ve the S u n d a y s Qam aa 2 B -S a m u a l (9), Murray (8), Daniels (4). Morris Angeles Dodgers to an 11-3 victory Friday night over Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1 3 5 p.m. Tom Byrum 68-71— 130 -1 In the letter, sent to W FAN radio, Jefferies said he was starters a rest. But in this series (12)._Hsmmond (1). S B -L H a rr is (5). Hatcher Clark Dennia 60-70-139 -1 the Cincinnati Reds. S t Louis at New Vbrk, 1:40 pm . (5). S F — Murray. tired o f getting buried in the press wanted the fans to they’ve been doing more, even if it Sa n Francisco at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m Duffy Wddorf 68-71— 139 -1 It was the seventh straight victory for Martinez H RER BB SO Kan Groan 68-70— 130 -1 know he always tried his best doesn’t show tq> on the score sheet Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 2:15 p m - Lon Annninn (8-1), who allowed eight hits in 6 2-3 innings. He KannyKnox 74- 65 — 139 -1 Priw to the Mets’ game against St. Louis, Jefferies Montreal at Chicago, 230 pm RMortinaz W,8-1 6 2-3 8 3 3 1 3 Detroit’s brach has outscored Sa n Diego at Houston, 2 3 5 p m Lanny Wadkins 70-68— 139 -1 stru^ out three and walked one. Condatofia 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 spoke to the media and tried to explain the letter. Chicago’s reserves in both games — Dave Barr 68-72-140 E Los Angeles collected 13 hits, batting around in a American League results CrawB 2 1 0 0 0 2 Brian Tennyson 70- 70-140 E “It can’t get any worse,” Jefferies said in emotional 46-30 in Game 1 and 53-21 in Game Cincinnati Davis Love III 71- 69— 140 E three-run first against Chris Hammond (3-2), and Hammond L.3-2 4 7 7 7 2 2 ★Grand Opening Special* tones in front o f his locker. “I never thought it could be 2 — but the Bulls have the two- Yankees 7, O rioles 1 Curtis Strange 70-70-140 E sending 11 to the plate in a five-run fifth. Carman 3 3 1114 DougTawtII 70-70— 140 E as bad as it was in 1989.” Juan Samuel doubled with tme out in the first and gam e lead. N EW Y O R K B A L T IM O R E Rower 1 1-3 3 3 3 3 2 Tom Kite 60-71-140 E Jefferies, 23, got much attention when he joined the abrhM abrhM Dibbls 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 Mark Lye 66-75— 141 +1 sewed on a single by Murray. Kal Daniels singled, “It seems like everybody talks RKellycf 4 111 BA ndsnef 4 0 0 0 Hsm rm nd pitched to 4 batters In the 5lh. Mets in 1988. Members of the front office said he was Mike Smith 70- 71— 141 +1 Hammond hit Gary Carter to load the bases and Jeff about the difference between the Th# AModsl^d Ptms Sax 3b 5 0 1 1 H ulalt3b 4 0 10 HBP— by Hammond (GCartar):'PB— JFIeod. Torrxny Arrm ur III 73- 68 — 141 +1 the future o f the club and some o f the veterans made life Mttngly 1b 5 11 0 C R p kan as 4 110 Balk R ower. [ Hamilttm had a two-run single. teams being in the benches,” Perdue NOT TAKEN FOR GRANTED — Chicago’s Horace Grant Mika Raid 68-72— 141 +1 hard fix' him because o f his emotional behavior. Maasdh 3 111 O rsulakrf 4 0 11 U m pirss— Home, Layna; Pfirit, Davidson; MorkW iabe 6 0 -7 2 -1 4 1 +1 Hammond retired 10 batters in a row, then the first said. “It’s not the minutes you put slams home two points during Game 2 of the Eastern Con­ Han If 5 110 M K Iga n lb 2 0 0 0 Second, Hirschbeck; Third, Davis. Nick Price 72- 60 — 141 +1 “I thought Keith Hernandez was my friend, they put Nokasc 4 110 TIRES INTERNATIONAL four Dodgers reached base in the fifth. Brett Butler up, it’s how you play those H om dh 2 0 0 0 T— 3D9. A— 44,500. John Hutton 60-72— 141 +1 my locker next to him,” Jefferies said. “Then he l^ e s ference Finals against Detroit. The Bulls will try to take a 3-0 JaBrfWrf 5 110 M cKntdh 10 0 0 Dan Foreman 71- 70— 141 +1 walked, Samuel singled and Darrel Strawbeiry had an m inutes.” Espnzass 4 12 1 Sa g u ilf 3 0 0 0 PhilBlackmar me. He was a veteran and had a lot o f pull. It stuck.” lead in the best-of-seven series tonight at the Palace of 60-72— 141 +1 RBI h it Murray doiAled in two more with a drive o ff And except for Vinnie Johnson PKsly2b 50 12 M e ^ c 10 0 0 Braves 3, Giants 2 Jerry M e 71-71— 142 +2 Jefferies came up as a third baseman, but was switched Auburn Hills. Mich. W hittc 10 0 0 BobWbtoott 73- 60 — 142 +2 and Mark Aguirre, Detroit’s bench S A N F R A N ATLANTA to second last season. He started 1990 at third and moved the left-centerfield wall. H o ilasc 10 0 0 Billy Andrade 70- 72—142 +2 abrhM Don Carmen came yt and equally aggres­ and try to stay out o f trouble until R a a d 2b 5 2 2 3 Fiym nSb 3 0 0 0 j •New Pads T— 3«4. A— 26,313. Jkn Thorpe 72-75-147 47 The Pirates, who had lost four o f their previous five sive Mario Aiulretti, the 1969 win­ things get stretched out. R ivarasa 5 2 2 1 W htkor2b 1 0 0 0 John Daly 7574— 147 47 ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Mike Tyson’s fired trainer Allnaonc 3 0 2 1 Dow Flnstarwold 8568— 140 48 games, got a solo homer firom Barry Bonds in the INDIANAPGLIS - Rick Mears ner. “If I can go to the front and lead Ttttokmc 1 0 0 0 j •Turn Rotors has been given the go-^ead to reinstate a $10 million Lorry Silveira 7574— 148 +0 second — his fifth of the season and third in four and Arie Luyendyk have quite a bit Gne of those three will win the the race safely, I will. If you can Cuytorcl 1 1 0 0 Pirates 9, Phillies 1 Scott Varptonk 7575— 140 40 lawsuit against the former heavyweight champion. Shelby cf 1112 games. The Phillies had wtm seven o f their previous in (rommon. Both are quiet and short and very fast drag race from lead, it’s hard to say to yiHirself, PHILA PnrTBBURGH SamRotidolph , 7 5 7 5 — 151 4 l1 I • Inspect Calipers The ruling Thursday by U.S. District Court Judge Con TMato 4 2 1 0 1 5 1 0 T e 1 a 1 a Rod Curl 7578-154 414 10 games and had allowed just e i^ runs in the the starting line to the first corner (h i 36 6 1 0 • abrhM abrhM 2nd S h o ck Cholakis reverses an earlier decision that threw out workmanlike in their rqrproach to Tm gonna sit here in secon(l Bill Britton 6 8 -W D VHayaa cf 4 0 10 Rodut 1b 4 110 previous six. Boaton 030 203 1 1 0 -1 0 End Pto Bootee I • Re-Pack Bearings Kevin Rooney’s suit claiming he is entitled to 10 penxnt racing. Both are winners. And both the 21/2-miIe oval, and it likely p la c e .’ ” Da(fB6 012 000 4 2 0 - 6 The Phillies tied it in the fifth when Steve Lake Ready 2b 4 0 2 1 JB ollsa 4 1 1 1 Tyson’s winnings as long as he is a professional are among the fav(Hites in Sunday’s won’t be the conservative Mears. Luyendyk said that a year ago. “I E— Boggs (4). DP— Boston Z LOB-Boston Kruklf 4 0 2 0 Heaton p 10 0 0 singled, advanced (»t Mulholland’s bunt and scored “The most important thing at the 8, Detroit 5 2B-Boggs (11), Pena (8), Rivera Murphy rf 4 0 0 0 V n Slykcl 4 1 0 0 Coming Classic scores j as needed b oxer. Indianapolis 500. was gentle on the equipment at the (6), Allanson (4). H R— Ouintima (2), R ^ (1), on Randy Ready’s double. Jordan 1b 4 0 0 0 Bonilla 3b 3 2 1 3 CORNING , N.Y. (AP) — Scoraa vrito ralalion Or S tru t Rotmey contends he was promised by Tystm’s late One thing they don’t have in start o f the race to me is that my car beginning of the race. That’s the CHayaa 3b 4 0 0 0 Bondtif 4 1 2 2 to par Friday altar the second round of tie FWara (1), PhUMps (4), Dear (9), Fleidar (9), Cubs 4, Expos 3: In Chicago. Bob Scanlan al­ is working right,” he said. “ I want to strategy I’d like to follow this year. Shelby (1). SB -P h llH p s (7). M lW m tp 0 0 0 0 W sbstrrf 3 1 1 1 $400,000 LraA Coming Classic ptayad on tha ^ *Metalize Pads Extra manager, Cus D ’Amato, that he would serve as the ath­ common, though, is where they w ill IP H RER BB SO Thonsa 4 0 1 0 Slau ghic 4 1 1 0 6,075yard, por-72 Coming Country Ckib (a- lete’s trainer for his entire career. The question before the lowed three hits in 7 2-3 innings and Ryne Sandberg start. get a feel fin things and get into a We feel good about our chances.” Lokac Boston 4 1 2 0 Lind 2b 4 0 2 0 omataur): court was whether D’amato, if he did make such a ^ d Shawon Dunston had solo homers, leading the good rhythm. It’s a long race — 500 Bobby Rahal. the 1986 wiimer MIhIndp 10 0 0 ZSntithp 2 1 1 2 Dab Richard 68-87— 135 -0 Mears, the pole winner for a Bolton W,5-1 61-3 6 6 5 5 4 (Thicago Cubs, to a 4-3 victory over the Montreal Gray 2-3 2 2 2 0 2 AkrfIdap 0 0 0 0 Rchdansa 1 0 1 0 MartiaFbyar 6572— 138 -8 promise, had any right to bind his protege to the contract record sixth time at the Indianapolis miles. Ybu don’t win it at the start, and another o f the quietly ciHnpeti- Fbasas 2-3 1 1 1 0 0 Lndm nph 1 0 1 0 AyokoOkomoto 6888— 138 8 E xpos (HI Friday. Motor Speedway, w ill lead the 33- so why take chances?” tive guys on the ^y-car circuit, Reardons,14 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 R M cD Ip 0 0 0 0 Donlalle AmiTSiocapana 7088-130 -5 Rourke wins boxing debut The victory was the third straight for the Cubs, all Datrah Bckm nSb 10 0 0 Lynn Adorns 7570— 140 -4 Alignments • Headlight Aiming car field on the inside of the front Luyendyk has gone through the said flamboyance is not the w a y to Totala 35 1 9 1 FGRT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — There was noth­ since Jim Ess'"" took over from Don Zimmer. The PslryL.2-3 Totals Tommie Green 6 5 7 2 - 140 -4 row. Luyendyk, the defending month of May quietly getting his w in here. Searcy 34 9 1 1 9 Calhy Morse 7180-140 -4 ing pretty about actor Mickey R o u e ’s over-hyped pro loss was the third straight for the Expos who were Laitor Phi lad siphis 000 01 0 0 0 0 - 1 ColoMWalkar 6571— 140 -4 champion, w ill start in the middle o f preparations done and running con­ PHtabumh boxing debut Except perhaps, the crowd. no-hit by Tommy Greene of Philadelphia on Glaaton 010 060 20X-9 Lauri Merton 7570- 140 -4 the fifth row — about 400 yards and sistently among the speed leaders. “What you have to do is stay on LOB^PhlladsIphli Pittsburgh 6. Sharri Tumor Henneman s 8. 72-68— 140 -4 The actor rabbit-punched and wrestled his way to a Thursday. the lead lap and be around at the end Gray pltohad to’ 1 batter in the 8th. 2 B — Ready (3). J B sll (6). ZSmith (2). Vicki Fargon 7 5 7 1 — 141 8 Scanlan. 2-0, went 7 2-3 innings, allowing three a lot o f traffic and turbulance behind He’s a little more concerned H R -B onW a (6). Bonds (5). S — M ulholla^, D a « w i(^ sloppy win while camera-toting spectators and scores o f o f the 2(Xjth (and last) lap,” he said. Umbrae— Home, Cooney; FIrsL Hendry; 7 5 7 1 — 141 8 Roy Tilden three-time wiimer Meats. about the opening laps because he’ll Second, Hirachbock; Third, PHUIpa. ZSntitK RaOi Rizzo 71- 75-141 8 media sea rch for ringside stars who never showed. hits, walking none, and striking out three. Mark Dale Carney “I give a lot of thought to the “Mears has proven he can do that H RER QB SO Calhy Garring 7588-141 -3 “This isn’t a normal fight aow d,” said Dan Q u i^ 23, Gardner (0-2) was the loser, allowing six hits and all be sandwiched between Gary Bet- PhUadsIphIa consistently and Arie did it last Caroline KaggI 7 5 7 1 — 141 8 John Kensel start,” said Meats, starting from the tenhausen, the fastest qualifier at MulhollandL.5-3 4 2-3 7 7 VW Skinnar an amateur boxing champion from Miami. “If this was three runs over seven iimings. 72- 68— 141 8 Fitzpatrick front row for the ninth time in the yea r.” Bowling Aksrfalds 11-3 0 0 Rat Bradley 72- 70—142 -2 someone’s first fight they’re going to get the wrong Delino DeShields led off the game with a bunt 224.468 mph, and 1989 wiimer McDowell 1 2 2 JanaCroftor 73- 68— 142 -2 295 Broad St. single, ending Montreal’s hitless streak. But last 10 Indys and 11 o f 14 overall. “ I Emerson Httipaldi. MiWilllams 1 0 0 Jill BrHaa-HInton 7572— 142 -2 idea.” Rahal, who was the runner-iq> last D^hields was thrown out attempting to steal and take what’s given to me. I don’t “ We’ve got some very fast cars in Blossom League PM aburgh B a tiyK ing 6573— 142 -2 Manchester, Connecticut 06040 A sellout crowd of more than 2,000 people, many year, added. “ But there are a whole ZSmilhW,6-2 7 8 1 1 Katie POIaraon 72- 70— 142 -2 Scanlan did not allow another hit until Marquis Gris­ believe in trying to overpower the fifth row and some o f them want M ari^ Meyara 178-502, Barbara Boich bedecked in finery more fitting for a nightclub, packed group o f guys, including me, I hope, Heaton 2 1 0 0 PaoriSInn 7572— 142 -2 som singled in the fourth and scored on a triple by anything.” 223-51^ Judy Raichenbach 178-480, Donna Umpiraa— Home, Winters; R r s t Ratitord; Kris Ttchsttar 71-71— 142 -2 War Memorial Auditorium in Fort Lauderdale to s k to get to the front in a hurry,” That’s probably a g(x>d thing this who can be right there with them Eiehlar 204-511, Linda Gray 450, Janet Hattin Sacorxf, DoMuth; TNrd, Crawford. Nancy Harvey 71-72— 143 -1 Rourke step into the competitive ring for the first time in Dave Martinez. Luyendyk said. “When you have so 646-5600 Sunday. This is going to be one 47B. T— 2:19. A— 29,770. Jonica Giboon 73- 70—143 -1 year because he’s joined in the front much traffic around you, things can IS years. h eck o f a ra c e ." 1 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Satuiday, May 25,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, May 25,1991—11 SCOREBOARD In Brief. Cone fans 12; Coventry nipped in final Coventry in COC title contest CROMWELL — Coventry High girls’ softball coach Hampton. Kris Spencer’s two-out, two-nm single keyed Brewers 1, Indians 0 Mets 6, Cardinals 2 Barb Mucha 7868-143 -1 AmyRsad 6878-143 -1 MiDDLETOWN — In a rematch from a year ano Rich I^ge wasn’t pleased with the style of play in the a four-run Pitriot fourth frame. Baseball CLEVELAND Hn.WAUKEE ST. LOUIS NEW _ YORK KoyCockoril Little League Basketball Cwentry ftg h (14-5) meets Qomwell High (16-4) in the Mets win, 6-2 7873— 143 -1 C h ^ r Oak Conference Tournament final Friday night abrhM a b rh M abrhM abrhM Moiy Babi Zlmmormon 71-72— 143 -1 TWbrdd 4 0 1 0 Molitordh Oalc Conference baseball championship game against htmiestanding Cromwell High. East ousted from ACC tourney 4 0 0 0 MThmpll 4 1 2 0 Clamind 5 12 0 HaatwrDrsw 6874— 143 -1 LowisZb 4 0 0 0 Brock 1b p 4 0 1 0 OSmithss 3 0 0 0 Millar2b 5 1 2 2 Donna Andrawa .7873— 143 -1 this afternoon at 1 at Palmer Stadium. c The Ritriots (eight) and the Panthers (five) combined STRATFORD — It was a short stay in the All C(m- Baarga3b 4 0 2 0 Vbuntd 3 0 11 Intra-town Majors NBA playoff glance NEW YORK (AP) — David Cone struck out 12 American League standings Lnkfrdd 4 1 1 1 Mgdon 1b 5 12 0 "ogy lurecn 71-72— 143 -1 Balia If 3 0 0 0 Stubbs If A COC Champ, having beaten ftw five errors and Cromwell plated a run in the bottom necticut Conference Tournament for the East Catholic EaainvMon 2 0 0 0 Grraro 1b 4 0 11 Brooksrf 4 0 2 0 • SolVLItba 7871-*144 E Arrwrican Legion nippad VHtnsr’s. 2-1, Friday CONFERENCE HNALS and drove in two runs Yvith a single while pitching an Alradrf 3 0 0 0 Carrillo If 0 0 0 0 (Bsat-o57) Cromwell m the title game a year ago, 7-2, W L PcL OB Josarf 4 0 2 0 Bostonrf 1 1 0 0 Donna White 7871— 144 E night at Waddeb Field. Jorsd Freeman drove in eight-hitter to lead the New York Mets over the St. of the seventh inning to pull out a 9-8 victory. girls’ softball team. CJmaadh 3 0 0 0 Bchattarf 3 0 0 0 Tbseday.Mayttl Bocton 24 15 Zaile3b 4 0 1 0 JhnaonM 4 12 1 Susan Sanders 71- 73— 144bw Ewiming ran in bw bottom of bw sixbi Inning two teams split during the regular season. The Louis Cardinals 6-2 Riday n i^ t. “Offensively, I was pleased,” Rage said. “Defensively, East, which ends its season at 2-17, lost to St. Joseph Toronto Jacoby lb 3 0 1 0 Surhoffc 3 0 1 0 GPsna2b 4 0 1 0 McRyWH 4 0 11 Gal Graham lor Legion. Rich Grillsbi and Jason Cogan Chicago 105, Debolt 97, Chicago leads 24 17 .585 1 SMnnarc 72- 72— 144 E ^ o t s took the first game, 5-3, while Cromwell came M folt 2 0 0 0 Gntnar2b 3 0 1 0 Pgnozzic 4 0 0 0 Sosssre 3 1 1 0 CorolmHIl pitched well lor bw winrwrs wNIe Ryan Buzzall series 2-0 The Mets entered the game having lost four of their I thought we played horrible. I don’t think it was typical of Trumbull, 14-5, at Lycoming Feld. The Eagles outhit 20 20 .500 4<4 Brownaph 7871— 144 E MIIwwjKm 10 10 0 0 &raum3b 3 0 0 0 BSmithp 2 0 0 0 Crraon ph 1 0 1 0 NbwRtust 7871— 144 E and Matt Lavatori hit wall. For Vittrwr's, Dion Porbond 109, LA Lakers 96, aeries tied 1-1 back and won the second time around, 6-4. of the way the two best teams in the COC play.” S t Josei^ 13-11. 21 .475 5<« Tbnaaac previous five, and had some more turmoil when in­ NowVbtk IS 0 0 0 0 Spiarsss 3 1 1 0 Hudlarph 1 0 0 0 OBrianc 0 0 0 0 Nancy RuUn Shebozz homared whUa Matt Olaksiw hit wll. Friday, May 24 23 Farminsa 71- 73— 144 E Cromwell scored sev1 fell a strikeout short of his in career high — in the Minrtaaota 20 2!< .488 4 Clavaland IP H RER BB SO played well for Modem, 811. Wsdnaoday, May 29 ending school in Manchester or Coventry is eligible to With two oute in the Cromwell seventh, Sara McLel- St Louis Cindy FtogGurrier 71- 74— 145 -fl Detroit at CNcago, 9 pm., if rweessory third inning on RBI singles by Ray Lankford and Mindy Barry, who earned second-team all crmference KaniaaCHy 16 23 .410 7 Nichols L.0-3 8 5 1 0 JoArarwCamar 72- 73— 145 -rl lan rached on an error and came around wifo the wimiing FfMay^Oamaa MHwaukaa BSmith 1,4-2 Thursday, May 30 try out. Players still involved in high school tournament Pedro Guerrero. honors, was 3-for-4 to pace the Eagle attack. Krista Car­ SharrW Stephanie Maynor 74- 71— 145 -fl Porband at LA Lakers, 9 pm., if nsoessaiy action may not try out yet Lata Oamaa Not bidiidad Navarra W.4-2 8 4 0 0 UsMotte Na>imann American Farm run on a single by Amy Schukoske. valho, Chris Allard and Kara IZdanis added a pair of hits 0 6 •ww IBipnc i i l l 71- 74— 145 +1 Friday, May 31 Keith Miller, starting in place of Jefferies at second Now \tyk 7, BaMmora 1 Umpiraa— Homa, Palarmo; Laurie RInkar Elghbt District defeated DJ. Dog Grooming. First Rallly; ConaW.4-3 6877— 145 +1 Chicago at Debolt 9 pm., if necessary For fiiither information, conuct Legion coach Bill base, doubled home a run in the third off Bryn Smith Kristin Hlipin had two hits to lead the Patriots, apiece for East Boston 10, Dstolta Sacond. Vbung; Third, Garda. 8 2 2 1 12 AnrwJdartoPMI 7869— 145 +1 6-3, at Buckland Field Eric Levesque pitchad Minnsaots 3, Kanaaa Cl4r 2 T— 1:57. A— 16.588. PB— Sossar. Di\feso at 649-1236. oventry (1^5) advaned to the final with a 5-3 win over Kristen Kuzniar, Sue Mann, Katie Grogan and Nicole Umpiras— Homa, Hollion; LorlGorbacz 72- 73— 145 -fl web for bw winners whila Jusbn Maddmon and MUMaujksa 1, Clavaland 0 First Darling; Susie Radman 71-74— 145 +1 Seth Strono hit wab. Geoff Bickford, Scott Wil­ East Hampton while Cromwell was pushed to the limit Aubin also hit safely for East Kory Evasick belted a Toronto at Callfomia, (n) Sacond, Rarmart; Third, Quick. a a a -i ■ - T— ^44. A-30,785. rwTiMi wngni 7875-145 +1 liamson and Nick Repay Nt well In defeat Jr. Relays accepting applications against RHAM, prevailing, 9-8, in eight innings. two-run homer for S t Joes in the sixth inning while Chicago at OaWand,(n) National League results KMsRogsrson 71-75-146 +2 D J.'s came bock and won bw conbnuation of NL Roundup TaxaaatSaattIa, (n) Mtosto MoQaorge 74-72— 146 +2 a May 7bi gams, 1813. Radio, TV MiWCHESTER — Applications are being accepted Sirianni’s two hits paced the Ibtriot attack against East Joanne Mattel collected three hits. 8MiiRl>y*s Qwiws Cubs 4, Expos 3 . Penny Puiz 7729— 146 +2 for the Junior Relays portion of the 1991 Manchester Clavaland (Nng 4 ^) at MHwaukaa (Boalo MONTREAL Alee Millar 71- 75— 146 ^ 2 (4-2) and C to the 800-meter run, a standing broad Toronto (Stottlomjrra 5-0) at California CWIkor3b 3 0 1 0 11 Howay ptoyad t ^ l for Eastern wNIa Andrew 130 pm. — Boxing: Olympic Showcase: Rayas c 2 0 0 0 la Tracy 12. 7873— 147 43 down to snap a personal three-game losing streak. At (McCaskill 3-5), 10XS (xm. VzcainoSb 0 0 0 0 Libert Alex Easton and Joshua Lundeen played USA vs. Cuba, Chanrwis 22,30 jump, 4 X 100 relay and a softball throw will be held, Bullock ph 0 0 0 0 72- 75-147 43 Taxas (Chiampaiino 1-0} at Saattia (OaLuda Onalonsa 3 1 1 1 wqU in dofettL 3 pm. — WLAF: Birmingham at Raleigh- one point, he retired 11 in a row en route to his first AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - The Nofaoaph 1111 Scanionp iNaub 71-76— 147 43 I^rticipants may enter iq) to three events. Age is deter­ 4-2), 1005 p.m. 3 0 0 0 Colonial scores Graphics and Mora beat Highland Park Durham, Channels 8,40 complete game this season. Burkap 0 0 0 0 iJohrwon'' 73- 74— 147 43 mined as of June 15,1991. Chicago Bulls have won two games Sundav*a OaniM Asmehrp 0 0 0 0 Market Sarah Axiar. Greg Spiegel, Matt Axler 330 pm. — Bulls at Pistons, Chonnals 22,30 MGrdrp 2 0 0 0 SIcumb p FORT WORTH. Texas (AP) — Scoras^and iMcNanwra 7873— 147 43 Miller gave the Mets a 4-2 lead in the fifth with his Now Vbrk at Baltmora, 105 p.ra 0 0 0 0 and Aban Holmas played wsl for bw winners 4 pm. — Golf: The Colonial, Chonnol 3 on their homecourt. Now the Detroit Sntvnac 1 0 0 0 ralabon to par Friday after the sacond round of tKstdyk 73-74— 147 43 R)r ^plications, call 647-6059. Pre-registration is en­ Boston at Datroit 105 p.m. bw $1.2 Million Colonial playad on bw 7.010- "tMockal whbs Anbnny Conley, Mike Pibuzzebo arxi 4 pm. — Bowling: PBA Danvor Open, ESPN couraged. first homer. New Ybrk, which had 16 hits, added two PisUms must do the same to stay in Tolala 32 3 6 2 Tottea 31 4 9 4 7873— 147 43 Brendan YMtar playad well in defeat Kansas City at Minnasota, 205 p.m. yard, par 35-35— 70, Colonial Country Club: Koran Oovias 7873— 147 43 5:30 pm. — Gob: Senior PGA Bab Allanlic runs off rookie Tim Sherrill in the seventh on RBI Toronto atCalifomla, 405 p.m. Montraal OOO 100 011— 3 the hunt for a third straight NBA Chleaga ooo Oil llx — 4 Chris Parry 66-65— 131 -8 LoriWaat 73-74— 147 43 Classic, ESPN singles by Johnson and Kevin McReynolds. Chicago at Oakland, 405 pjn. Gene Sousrs 66- 66— 132 2 Penny Hommal 7872— 147 43 735 pm. — Giants at Btavae, TBS McCrae new Royals’ manager title. Clavoiand at MHwaukaa, 8.05 p m LOB-Montraal 3. Chicago 5. 3B— DoMor- 68-64— 132 2 The Cardinals have lost 23 of their last 28 games at bnoz (2). DwSmIlh (1). HR-Noboa (1). Kaibi Claonvatar JoanDolk 7874— 147 43 Farm 7.30 pm. — Rad Sox at Tigara, Channels 38, “They have to win four of five Taxaa at Saattia, 805 p.m. Mbyna Lavi 67- 65-132 2 40, WTIC ^ MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Hal McRae, whose aggres­ Shea Stadium, and have not won a season series in Sandbarg (6). Dunston (6). SB-DaShialds 68- 64— 132 2 Lawyers beet Vittner's, 13-5, at Verplanck now,” Chicago coach Phil Jackson (18). CS-DaSMaWa (7). SF-Villanusva. Stan Ubay M tadto QuaHly 7:30 p.m. — Yhnkaas at Oriolas, Channel 26, sive, hard-nosed style personifled Kansas City baseball Nationai League standings MarkCalcovacchia 6526-133 -7 Field. Sean Kelly had two Nts and two RBI for WPOP (1410-AM) New Yoik since 1987. . .. H RER BB SO Loretta Aldsrata 7872— 148 44 Lawyers while Ell Wilpars also hit safely. Jesse during its glmy years, was named the Royals manager on said of Detroit’s task in the best-of-7 Montraal Fred Fur* 65-66-133 -7 fttb Ltodo 7873— 148 44 8 p.m. — PaPonguins at North Stars, Lor an Robarts 67- 66— 133 -7 Millette and Robert Gochee pitched web. In Braves 3, Giants 2: Ih Atlanta, Ron Gant singled Eastern Conference final. “But we ■ W L Pel. o » MGardnar L.0-2 7 6 3 3 1 6 Kkn Shipman 73-75— 148 44 SportsChonnel Friday. David Edwards 6628— 134 2 defeat Joe Lodge, Tom Lattanzlo and Ryan Pitttfaurgh IS a i5 ___ Burks 3 1 1 0 0 Barb Bunkowsky 7873— 148 44 8 pm. — WLAF: Son Antonia at Naw Ybtk- with two ouu in the ninth inning to give the Atlanta know that’s not an overwhelming 1 Tom Watson 68- 66— 134 2 Lurata played welt He succeeds John Wathan, who was fired Wulnesday NawYbttt ’ 22 17 .564 2 ChlCA0O JariiynElritz 77-71— 148 44 Gramas Prinbng routed GrapNcs and Mors, Naw Jersey, USA Cobla Braves and streaking Tbm Glavine a 3-2 victory JalfSIuman 68-66— 134 2 8 pm. — Indonapolis 500 Preview, ESPN with the Royals in last place in the Ajnerican t thing for them because they’ve StLouto 22 18 .550 2<« ScanlanW.2-0 72-3 3 1 1 0 3 Eloina Crosby 7874— 148 44 152, at Bowers Field. Tim Huhlala homarad Friday night over the San Francisco Giants, who lost (Chicago 21 20 .512 4 Assanmachsf l 3 2 2 1 2 Scott Hoch 6727— 134 2 Karri Ciotk 73-75-148 44 . 10 pm. — Blue Jays at Angela, WFAN West come back against us before.” David Psopisa 7025— 135 -5 and drove In two runs for Grotrws wNIe Adorn PHtodalphia 20 Sk>cumbS,1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Corolna Piarca 71- 77— 148Moon 44 had two Nts, including a tripla, arxi four their seventh straight game. 21 .488 5 Ian Baker-Finch 70-65— 135 2 Jan Ktoirrwn Sunday McRae said he is eager but nervous about his new But never from this deficit. The Montraal 10 22 WP-^Assanmachar. Balk— MGardnar. 72- 77-149RBI. 45 David Funka added two RBI. Vinay An- Glavine (7-2), matching a career-high with 10 .463 6 Larry Miza 67-68— 135 -5 Mortons Davis W M Divteion Umpiroa— Hom^ Bonin; Rrst Montagus; 73- 76— 149 45 nigeri hit wab In defeat while Eric Zubrow and 11 o.m. — Motorsports: Indorwpobs 500, position. He had been the Montreal Expos hitting coach. Pistons have trailed 0-2 in the Billy MayM 67-68— '135 -5 Deborah McHaffia 74- 75— 149 45 su^eouts, got his fifth consecutive victory with his W L Pel. OB Sacond, Wickham; Third. Froamming. 6627-135-5 Flyan Newkirk playad wall in bw field. Char«wls8,40 "I’m uncertain about a lot of things,” McRae said at a playoffs seven times, and lost all T— 22a A— 32410. Wayne Grady MichalaEstil 7875— 149 45 1 p.m. — Motorsports: NASCAR Winston third complete game. He allowed six hits and no LoaAngalaa 23 17 .575 — 65- 70-135 -5 Pater Parsons Nancy Taylor 7875— 140 45 Cup, Coca-Cola 600, TBS news conference in Chicago. “But I think as I start doing seven series. AUante 20 17 .541 11/S 66- 68-135 -5 walks. Bruca Liatzka ToraHarNng 73-76— 149 45 1 pm. — NCAA Division I regional playolf it, it will get easier.” CincinnaY 20 10 .513 2112 Don Haildorson 67- 68— 136 -4 Game 3 will be played Saturday Dale Eggaitog 7874— 149 45 (teems TBA), ESPN The streak is the longest the Giants have endured Son Diago 21 21 .500 3 Dodgers 11, Reds 3 Ed Dougharty 6828— 136 2 Diana Hai nicks-Rauch McRae, 45, becomes the fifth black manager in major at The Palace, with Game 4 at the Houston 16 24 .400 7 7 8 7 5 - 150 46 2 pm .— since dropping 10 in a row in 1985. It was their 11th LOS ANGELS aNCINNATI Tom Purtzar 70- 66— 136 2 Rat» Sheehan 7875-150 46 league history, joining Larry Doby, Maury Wills, Cito Son Frandaco 12 29 .203 11i« a b rh M BobLohr 68- 68— 136 2 Hockey Track: Big Bght Championship (taped), NESN loss in 13 games and 23rd in 29. same site on Monday. If a fifth abrhM Cindy Schrayar 7872— 150 46 1:30 pm. — Red Sox at Tigers, Channel 38, Frlday'a Oamaa Bubard Buddy Gordnar 73-64— 137 2 Oastm and Frank Robinson, who was fired as Bal­ 3 2 1 0 Sabo 3b 5 0 0 0 Robin Wteton 72-78— 150 46 WTIC Gant, batting with the bases loaded against Dave game is needed, it will be next Wed­ Chlcago4.Monlraal3 CGwynd 1 0 0 0 BHtchr H Brad Faxon 68-68— 137 -3 timore’s manager Thursday. 4 1 3 2 Noala Dogha 77-78-150 46 130 p.m. — Cardinals at Mate, Channel 9, nesday in Chicago. LoaAngalaall. Cindnnaf 3 Somud2b Russ Cochran 71- 66— 137 -3 Ughetti (2-3), bounced the ball over the head of leap­ 5 2 2 0 Morris 1b 4 0 2 0 Adels Lukkan 77-73— 150 46 Stanley Cup glance WFAN McRae’s new team includes his son, Brian McRae, 23, PittstMjrgh 8, PhHadalphia 1 GSmith2b 1 0 0 0 Davis d 4 0 0 1 Scott Simpson 7027— 137 2 Michael Jordan, for one, knows LoriPoIng 77-74— 151 47 Ylfsdnaaday, May 15 1.30 pm. — Yhnkaea at Ortotoa, MSG, ing third basieman Matt Williams to score pinch-run­ Atlania 3, San Frandaco 2 Shdxy rf 5 2 2 1 ONoill rf BteinaMcCaWstor 66- 68— 137 2 who has shown great promise this year as a fust-year 4 0 0 0 HirorN KobeyasN 7875— 151 47 Minnesota 5, Pittsburgh 4 WPOP ner Mark Lemke. what to expect this weekend. Naar Vtirk 6, St Louis 2 Crows p 0 0 0 0 Qinonas2b 4 0 0 0 Coray Pavin 71-66— 137 -3 andy Schotoliald 7878-151 47 Friday, May 17 330 p.ra — Trail Blazers at Lokora, Chan­ center fielder. Houston 1, San Diago 0 Murray 1b 4 2 2 4 JRasde 4 0 2 0 Nolan Hanks 68-68— 137 2 Rafael Belliard had singled with one out and taken “We know they’re going to fight MkhalaMcGann 77-74— 151 47 Pittsburgh 4, Minnesota 1 nels 22,30 Saturday'a Oamaa Doniolslf 4 2 2 1 Duncan os 4 1 1 0 Bobby Wadkins 7027— 137 2 McRae led the major leagues with 133 RBIs in 1983, Los Angolas (Gross 2-4) at Cincinnati Kobiy Pwbswalt 7875-151 V7 Sunday, May 19 330 pra — Motorsports: Intomational Race third on pinchrhittcr Mike Heath’s single. Otis Nixon and scratch now,” he said. “So we JGnzIzrf- 0 0 0 0 Hnvtd p 1110 MiksHulbert 67- 70— 137Susan 2 Donials 7873— 151 47 Minnesota 3, Pittsburgh 1 but his highest average was .332 when he finished (Charlton 2-4), 1:15 p.m. 68- 68— 138 -2 of Chornpions (taped), Chanrwis 8,40 was walked intentionally to load the bases. just have to maintain that pressure GCrtsrc 4 0 11 Crmonp 10 0 0 Ray Floyd Ella Gibson 77-74-161 47 TUaaday, May 21 second to George Brett’s .333 in one of the tightest bat­ St Louis (Hit 4-2) at Maw \btk (Whitahurst Hmlton3b 3 0 1 2 Wnghm ph 0 0 0 0 JirnGoHoghar 6870— 138 -2 3.30 pm. — Gob; The Colonial, Channel 3 2-1), 1:40 p.nt Tani Tatum 77- 75— 152 48 Pittsburgh 5 Minnesota 3 530 p.m. — Gpb: Senior PGA Beb Atlantic ting races ever. Pinch-hitter Jeff Blauser then grounded to third and on them.” Cndira p 0 0 0 0 Rivwp 0 0 0 0 Jim HaHat 6872-138 -2 Charyl Stacy 7878— 152 48 Thursday, May 23 PhHadalphia (DoJosus 1-2) at Pittsburgh Javiarif Ball Classic. ESPN Belliard was forced at the plate, before Gant got his And so far, Chicago has been 10 0 0 Dibfaisp 0 0 0 0 Don PON 71-67— 138 -2 Robin Hood 7878-152 48 Pittsburgh 6, MInrwsola 4, Pittsburgh leads (Walk 0-0), 705 p.m. Offrmnss 4 0 11 Jffrson ph Robert Gorrwz 70- 68-138 -2 8 p.m. — WBL: Nashville at Erie, game-wirmer. 10 0 0 Donrw WIMns 8872— 152 46 series 3-2 SportsChonnel Jefferies sends letter to WFAN doing that with the help of its bench. San Francisco (Downs 1-2) at Atlanta RMrtnzp 3 0 0 0 John Maholfay 6870— 138 -2 Nancy Whits 7878— 152 48 Saturday, May 25 8 pm. — Indiana at Brewers, ESPN Dodgers 11, Reds 3: In Cincinnati, Ramon Mar­ (Smdtz 1-5), 7:10 p.m. LHrris3b 1110 Dave Rummalta 7227— 138 -1 NEW YORK (AP) —: New York Mets inftelder Gregg The job of B.J. Armstrong. Cliff Montraal (Mahlar 1-2) at Chicago (BialacW Myra Blackwaldsr 7878-152 48 Pittsburgh at MinrweotEt 635 p.m. 1030 pm. — Hartford Wholm 1991 Season Totda 30111310 Totals 36 3 9 3 Robert Wrann 7227— 138 -1 SuaThotrws 7873— 152 48 TUaaday, May 29 tinez became the first eight-game wirmer in the majors 5-2), 805 p.m. LaaAngstas 300 050 030— 11 6870— 138 -1 Ravlaw, SportsCharinel Jefferies, iqiset over criticism by some of his teammates, Levingston, Craig Hodges and Will Kirk Triplett Susie McAWster 78- 77-153 49Minrwaota at Pittsburgh, 7:35 pm., If neces­ as Eddie Murray drove in four runs to lead the Los San Diago (Rasmussan 0-0) at Houston Cincinnati 001 001 100— 3 Chip Back 71- 68— 138 -1 Midnight — Horsa Racing: Kanbjcky Futurity issued a letter on Riday to explW his side to the fans. Perdue is generally to ^ v e the (JJonas 4-1), 805 p^m. Christa Tano 7874— 153 49 sary (detayad), ESPN Angeles Dodgers to an 11-3 victory Friday night over LOB— Los Angsiss 8, Cincinnati 7. Stave Pate 6871— 138 -1 In the letter, sent to WFAN radio, Jefferies said he was starters a rest. But in this series 8undev*B Qm i m 2B— Sorrual (8), Murray (8), Donisls (4), Morris Tom Bynim 6871— 138 -1 the Cincirmati Reds. PhHadalphia at Pittsburgh, 105 p.m. tired of getting buried in the press and wanted the fans to they’ve been doing more, even if it (12), Hammond (1). SB-LHarris (5). Hatchsr Clark Dennis 6870— 139 -1 It was the seventh straight victory for Martinez St Louis at Now Vbrk, 1:40 p^m. — (5). SF— Murray. Duffy Waldorf 6871— 139 -1 know he always tried his best doesn’t show up on the score sheet Son Frandaco at Atlanta. 2:10 p.nt IP H RER BB SO Kan Green 6870— 139 -1 Prior to the M eu’ game against S t Louis, Jefferies (8-1), who allowed eight Idts in 6 2-3 iruiings. He LoaAngalaa at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. • LoaAngalao Ksnny Krvw 74-65-139 -1 stn i^ out three and walked (me. Detroit’s bench has outscored Montraal at Chicago, 200 p.m. RMortinoz W.8-1 6 2-3 8 3 3 1 3 LannyWbdkins 7028— 139 -1 spoke to the media and tried to explain the letter. Son Diago at Houston, 205 p.m. Los Angeles collected 13 hits, batting around in a Chicago’s reserves in both games — Condaioria 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Dave Barr 6872— 140 E “It can’t get any worse,” Jefferies said in emotional 46-30 in Game 1 and 53-21 in Game American League results Craws 2 1 0 0 0 2 Brian Tennyson 7870— 140 E tones in front of his locker. “I never thought it could be three-run first against Chris Hammond (3-2), and Cincinnati Davis Love III 71-69— 140 E ★Grand Opening Speciak sending 11 to the plate in a five-run fifth. 2 — but the Bulls have the two- Hammond L.3-2 4 7 7 7 2 2 Curtis Strange 7870— 140 E as bad as it was in 1989.” game lead. Y&nkees 7, Orioles 1 Carman 3 3 1114 DougTawab 7870— 140 E Jefferies, 23, got much attention when he joined the Juan Samuel dcmbled with (me out in the first and Rawar 1 1-3 3 3 3 3 2 Tom Kite 6871— 140 E “It seems like everybody talks NEW YORK BALTIMORE Mets in 1988. Members of the front office said he was scored on a single by Murray. Kal Daniels singled, abrhbi abrhbi Dibbis 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 MarkLys 6875— 141 +1 about the difference between the Th# pTMS RKsSyef 4 1 1 1 BArxtonef 4 0 0 0 Hammond pitchsd to 4 baltsrs in ths 59i. Mika Smith 7871— 141 +1 the future of the club and some of the veterans made life Hammond hit G ^ Carter to load the bases and Jeff HBP— by Hammond (GCortor). PB-JRasd. 7328— 141 -fl teams being in the benches,” Perdue NOT TAKEN FOR GRANTED — Chicago’s Horace Grant Sox 3b 5 0 11 Hulatt3b 4 0 1 0 Tommy Amatur III hard for him because of his emotional behavior. Hamilton had a two-run single. Mttnf^y 1b 5 1 1 0 CRpkanaa 4 1 1 0 Balk— Powsr. Mika Raid 6872— 141 +1 Hammond retired 10 batters in a row, then the first said. “It’s not the minutes you put slams home two points during Game 2 of the Eastern Con­ Mooadh 3 1 1 1 Orwjlokrf 4 0 11 Umpkas— Homs, Layns; First Davidson; MorkWiaba 6872— 141 +1 “I thought Keith Hernandez was my friend, they put HaNlf 5 1 1 0 Mllganlb 2 0 0 0 Sacond, Hirschback; Third, Davis. Nick Price 7229— 141 +1 TIRES INTERNATIONAL my locker next to him,” Jefferies said. “Then he buries four Dodgers reached base in the fifth. Brett Butler up, it’s how you play those ference Finals against Detroit. The Bulls will try to take a 3-0 T — 3D8. A— 44,508. John Huston 6872— 141 +1 Nohssc 4 1 1 0 Homdh 2 0 0 0 me. He was a veteran and had a lot of pull. It stuck.” walked, Samuel singled and Darrel Strawberry had an minutes.” JoerMrl 5 1 1 0 McKntdh 1 0 0 0 Don Foramen 71-70— 141 +1 RBI hit Murray doubled in two more with a drive off lead in the best-of-seven series tonight at the Palace of Eapnzass 4 1 2 1 Saguill 3 0 0 0 PNIBIackmar 6872— 141 +1 Jefferies came as a third baseman, but was switched And except for Vinnie Johnson PKaiy2b 5 0 1 2 M a ^ c 1 0 0 0 Braves 3, Giants 2 Jerry Pats 71-71— 142 +2 the left-centerfield wall. and Mark Aguirre, Detroit’s bench Auburn Hills, Mich. Whlttc 1 0 0 0 BobWblcott 7329— 142 +2 to second last season. He started 1990 at third and moved HoNatc 1 0 0 0 SAN FRAN ATLANTA BiNyAndroda 7872— 142 +2 back to second when shortstop Kevin Elster returned Don Carmen came (m and yielded an RBI double to hasn’t played that well. Johnson has now, we got to get some people in­ game, I try to do the job defensively. BRpl(n2b 3 0 0 0 abrhM abrhM Tim Simpson 71-71— 142 +2 Daniels and an RBI single to Jose Offerman to make RThmp2b 4 0 0 0 LoSmlhlf 3 0 2 1 from the disabled list. done the bulk of the stroring for the volved.” That’s our bread and butter, and ToUlo 40 710 e rotate 30 1 3 1 Mika Donald 6873— 142 *2 it 8-1. iww loni 010 300 300-7 Litton if 4 0 0 0 Nixon If 0 0 0 0 Mika Springer 71- 71— 142 +2 reserves, hitting for 50 points in the Meanwhile, Jacksrm has involved that’s where everything else comes McQsa d 4 0 2 0 Tnlway 2b 3 0 0 0 Ted Power balked in a run in a three-run eighth, BaNImoro 000 000 100— 1 DaniaiMitson 7872— 142 +2 two games, while Aguirre has almost everyone, getting significant from.” E -S a x (3). CHpkan 2 (4), WWanwon (1). WCIarklb 2 0 0 0 Blausar ph 1 0 0 0 Kanrw Parry 7329— 142 *2 Lube Oil Filter ^ 1 7 . 8 9 during which Murray collected his fourth RBI with a Fsidarif 2 0 1 0 Gw itd 5 0 11 McEnroe, Lendl tough draws scored 41. DP-N aw Y M 1. LOe— Naw Ybifc 11, Boi- BobTway 73- 69— 142 -f2 minutes for Armstrong, Levingst(m. Levingston has averaged 17.5 Bossrf 3 2 2 2 Justiosrf 4 1 3 1 sacrifice fly. Carter added a run-scorina sinirle. tknora 3. 2B-RKaly (6), Sax (5), Espinoza Stave EHtington 7329— 142 +2 PARIS (AP) — Jdm McEnroe and Ivan Lendl, who “We got to get some other people Hodges and Perdue. Of the starters, minutes and 6.5 points. (10), PKaly (2), CRiplwn (8), Oaulok (4). MaWlm3b 3 0 1 0 Braam 1b 3 0 1 0 RoccoMadlata 7867— 142 +2 Dscksrc 3 0 0 0 PndHn3b 4 0 2 0 Pirates 9, Phillies 1: hi Pittsburgh, pitcher Zane playing well,” Johnson said. “We HR Maat(8). 1 ^ P M IM xxoi raw saw oos ana aos soa skipped the French Open last year, drew tough iqiening- only Horace Grant in Game 1 and “We don’t have the big offensive Uribass 3 0 0 0 Olson c 4 0 0 0 JoaySindalar 74- 68— 142 *2 Smith’s tie-breaking hit set off a six-run rally and he IP H RER1 BB SO r o i ^ oppiHients Friday for the OiW l Slam event are playing a little soft. We got to Scottie Pippen in Game 2 have type of player off the bench, like the Burkatt p 2 0 0 0 BHiord ss 3 1 2 0 Failed toGuaMy continued his dominarKC at home as the Pittsburgh Bmtlsyp O O b O G Io v in s p 2 0 0 0 Brian Claar 7870— 143 -f3 McEnroe and Lendl will both face clay-coiut play a lot harder.” played more than 40 minutes. Pistons do,” Perdue said. “But Cliff SteidaraonW,&-2 S 0 0 0 1 2 Pirates beat the Philartelphia Phillies 9-1 I^day night Cadorot 2 2 1 1 0 0 P v k s r^ 1 0 0 0 Haidh ph 1 0 10 D.A. Waibring 7528-143 43 specialists in the first round of the tournament which John Salley is averaging only one “Sometimes you have to go with Rghattip 0 0 0 0 LatrAspr 0 1 0 0 Dove Stockton 6875— 143 43 is a veteran and he knows what to QuoUannan 1 0 0 0 0 1 begins on Monday. Smith (6-2) doubled to break a 1-1 tie in a sixth-run point for Detroit, and starters Bill your instiixns,” Jacksrm said. Farr 1 1 0 0 0 0 Tolala 31262 Tolala Tom Stockmann 7870— 143 43 fifth irming against Terry Mulholland (5-3). Bobby do, how to play in that situadtHi.” BaMmora 33 312 3 JarryHoas 73-70-143 43 McEnroe, playing the French Open for the first time Laimbeer and James Edwards have Armstrong, the first guard off the Detroit is attempting to become JMRbnL.2-4 3 2-3 8 4 4 2 5 SonFranoiaeo 010 100 000— 2 Ricky Kawagtohl 7870— 143 43 Bonilla’s sixth homer, a tluee-run shot, capped the in­ AllanU 000 Oil 001—3 niynaStswart 72- 71— 143 43 since 1988, will meet Andrei Chedcasov of the Soviet just 15 points between them. bench, has averaged 20 minutes and (mly the third team in NBA history raigua 21-3 1 0 0 11 Union. Qieikasov, ranked 17th in the world, is ranked ning as the Pirates w(m the first game this season bet­ HIdtay 2-312211 Two outs whan winning nin scorsd. Gil Morgan 7870— 143 43 “I wouldn’t say I’m the only guy, 8.5 points against the Pisums. to win three consecutive titles. The a a s u t ------ween the teams. Pittsburgh won the last six meetings TtwmmJwOn 11-3 1 1 1 1 2 DP— Son Frandsco 3. LOB— Son Frandsco David Graham 72-72-144 44 higher than any other unseeded player in the tournament. 2, Atiania 10. 2B-Brsam (8). HR-Bass 2 (3). 7870-144 44 but there aren’t too many other “It is a big statement for us, e ^ - Flanagan 1 1 0 0 0 0 JayDonBloka between them in 1990. others were the Minneqx>lis Lakers 7868— 144 44 Lendl, who passed up the tournament last year to con­ WP-^JMRobinaon, KHgua, WHHomooa Justica (5). SB— Nixon (16), Jusbea (5). JayDalsing guys,” Johnson said. “We need that cially the guys off the bench,” 72-72— 144 44 Mulholland, who had won a career-best four (1952-54) and the Bost(m Celtics Umplraa Homo, Johnson; First Tachida; CS-FsIdar (3). MaWIHioms (2). LoSmibi (2), Peter Jacobean centrate on Wimbledon preparations, Yvill open his bid Braam (3). S— Glavins. 72-73-146 46 straight decisions, allowed seven runs on six hits in 4 inside play and post-iq> play. Right Armstrong said. “When I’m in the (195‘'-66). Sacond, CcMa; Third, Shulock. MarkO’Msara for a fourth French Open title agiunst Martin Jaite of Ar­ IP H RER BB SO BanCranahow 7875-145 45 2-3 innings. Smith (6-2) allowed eight hits in seven SanFranoisoo BHy Ray Brown 72-74-146 48 ‘ 5 9 .9 5 gentina, who won a tournament at Nice last month. Red Sox 10, Tigers 9 Burksb 5 9 2 2 2 4 Andrew Magaa 7870— 146 48 50 innings, boosting his career record at Three Rivers % i i Lendl is recovering from hand surgery that caused him BOBTON DETROIT Bronbsy 2 0 0 0 0 2 David Frost 7 8 7 2 - 148 48 to miss an exhibition in Switzerland this week. Stadium to 11-2 (8-1 as a Pirate). abrhbi abrhM RighalbL,2-2 12-3 3 1 1 1 0 JaffMoggart 72-74— 146 48 Smith’s second double of the seasf their previous in (rommon. Both are quiet and short and very fast drag race from lead, it’s hard to say to yourself, Shalbyd 1112 Sam Randolph 7875— 161 4l1 • inspect Calipers To games and had allowed just e i ^ runs in the the starting line to the first coiner oa Tolala 42101510 T O I a I a PHILA PHTSBURGH Rod Curl 7878-154 414 Cholakis reverses an earlier decision that threw out woikmanlike in their {q>proach to Tm goima sit here in second abrhM abrhM 69— WD 2nd Shock previous six. 30 810 t B i Britton the 2t/2-mile oval, and it likely place.’” VHayssef 4 0 10 Hadua1b 4 1 1 0 Kevin Rooney’s suit claiming he is entitled to 10 percent racing. Both are winners. And both Booton 030 203 110— 10 End Par Scoraa • Re-Pack Bearings (tf lyson’s winnings as long as he is a professional The Phillies tied it in the fifth when Steve Lake are among the favChicago Cubs, to a 4-3 victory over the Montreal record sixth time at the Indianapolis miles. You don’t win it at the start, and another of the quietly competi­ Akrfldap 0 0 0 0 Rchdanaa 10 10 MarbwFbyar 66-72— 138 2 Gray Expos on Riday. Motor Speedway, will lead the 33- so why take chances?” tive guys on the Ihdy-car circuit, Fdasoa Lndmnph 10 10 AyokoOkomoto 68-88— 138 2 Rourke wins boxing debut The victory was the third straight for the Cubs, all RaordonS,14 RMcDIp 0 0 0 0 Dontotla Amnweeaporw 70-68— 138 -5 car field on the inside of the front Luyendyk has gone through the said flamboyance is not the way to Bckmn3b 10 0 0 Lynn Adorrw 70-70-140 2 PORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, (AP) — TTierc was noth­ since Jim Essian Ux>k over from Don Zimmer. The OalfoH Alignments • Headlight Aiming row. Luyendyk, the defending month of May quietly getting his win here. PMryL2-3 Totals 38 1 9 1 T e t a l a Tommie Graon 68-72— 140 2 loss was the third straight for the Expos who were 34 911 9 Cabiy Moras 7128-140 2 ing pretty about actor Mickey Rourice’s over-hyped pro [ffeparati(HU dm e and running con­ Saorcy no-hit by Tommy Greene of Philadelphia on champion, will start in the middle of Loltw PhUadolphia 000 010 000-1 Cob^Walkar 68-71— 140 2 boxing d ^ t Except p e r h ^ . the crowd. sistently among the speed leaders. “What you have tc do is stay (» PMabuigh 010 080 20s-9 Louri Marten 70-70-140 2 the fifth row — about 400 yards and Glaoton The actor rabbit-punched and wrestled his way to a Thursday. the lead lap and be around at the end HarmotTBUi LOB— PhHadalphia 8, Pittsburgh 6. Sherri Turrwr 72- 66—140 2 S can l^ 2-0, went 7 2-3 innings, allowing three a lot of traffic and tuihulance behind He’s a little more conceined 2B-Raody (3), JBoll (6), ZSmith (2). VIcWFargon 70-71— 141 2 sloppy win while camera-toting spectators and scores of of the 2(X^ (and last) 1 ^,” he said Gray pitchgdto'l battar in lha 8th. hits, walking none, and striking out three. Mark three-time winner Mears. about the opening laps because he’ll Umdrao—...... Homo, Coonay; - r. FirsFirst Handry; HR-Bonllla (6). Bonds (5). S-Mulhdland, Dawn Cos 70- 71— 141 2 Roy Tilden Dale Carney media searched for ringside stars who never showed. “Mears has proven can do that Sacond. Hirschbacfc; Third, PHHi ZSmith Pblb Rizzo 71- 70-141 2 “This isn’t a normal fight crowd,” said Dan (^uinn. 23. Gardner (0-2) was the loser, allowing six hits and all “I give a lot of thought to the be sandwiched between Gary Bet- IP H RER BB SO Cabiy Gorrlng 73- 68— 141 -3 consistently and Arie did it last an amateur boxing champion from Miami. “If this was three runs over seven innings. start,” said Mears, starting from the tenhausen, the fastest qualifier at Phlladalohla Carolina KaggI 70-71— 141 2 John Kensel TIRES INTERNATIONAL Jim Fitzpatrick year.” MubwllandL.5-3 42-3 6 7 7 2 2 VU Skinner 72- 68-141 2 someone’l first fight they’re going to get the wrong Delino DeShields led off the game with a bunt front row for the ninth time in the 224.468 mph, and 1989 winner Bowling Akarfsids 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Pat Bradley 72- 70-142 -2 single, ending Montreal’s hitless streak. But last 10 Indys and 11 of 14 overall. “I McDowab 1 2 2 2 2 0 Jans Crofter 73- 88— 142 -2 295 Broad St. idea.” Emerson Fittipaldi. DeShields was thrown out attempting to steal and take what’s given to me. I don’t Rahal, who was the runner-iq) last MIWIHIoms 1 2 0 0 0 0 JHIBritoaJfinton 70-72-142 -2 A sellout crowd of more than 2,000 people, many “We’ve got some very fast cars in year, added, “But there are a whole Pftttbuffih Betsy King 8873— 142 -2 Manchester, Connecticut 06040 bedecked in finery more fitting for a nightclub, packed Scanlan did not allow another hit until Marquis Gris­ believe in trying to overpower Blossom League ^AW.6-2 7 8 1 1 0 3 Kaba Paterson 72- 70-142 -2 the fifth row and some of them want group of guys, including me, I hope, War Memorial Auditorium in Fort Lauderdale to see som singled in the fourth and scored on a triple by anything." MarHyn Mayors 178-502, Boibom Bosch Haaton 2 1 0 0 0 1 PsortSinn 70- 72— 142 -2 to get to the front in a hurry,” who can be ri^ t there with thym 223-SISb Judy Raichanboch 178-480, Donna Umplraa—Hotrrs, Winters; Rrst RsUford; Kris Tschslter 71- 71— 142 -2 Rourke step into the competitive ring for the first time in Dave Mutinez. That’s probably a good thing this 71-72— 143 -1 Luyendyk said. “When you have so EkNsr 204-511. Linda Gray 450, Jonat Hattin Sacond, DsMuth; Third, Crawford. Nancy Harvey 646-5600 15 years. year because he’s joined in the front Sunday. This is going to be one 478i T—ZA9. A— 28,770. JoNca Gibson 73- 70— 143 -1 much traffic around you, things can heck of a race.”

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North Main Asking, $230,000. HxHng, Backfrae Work. 6434774 7 J 2 of clubs, and Gross had to win another against any and all oversized garm e. Call 645- 8912 HERITAGE KITCHEN contract and letting it make. That was dows to views of East­ St. to Union St. to Ros­ Strano Real Estate, Any Job Considered. • nteliXVImaWaaUaraieomli trump trick to defeat the e x tra ct. liability, loss or ex­ BB at 5 6 8 -8 3 ^ or at ♦ J 7 5 4. the case in today’s hand from the Open CHILDCARE ern CT-High on Bolton setto Dr. "We're Selling 647- 7653. k BATH CENTER 4 Q 6 Nicely done! pense including RE/MAX East of the Pairs at the Spring North American attorneys' fees, arising PROVIDER Notchl Call for your Houses!" Blanchard & Call 643-9996 MARTY MATTSSON CUSTOM QUALITY 254 Broad Street Note that if West doesn’t ruff the River, 647-1419. showing and make an Manchester Vulnerable: Both Bridge Championships. third spade, declarer leads a trump, from claims of unfair WANTED Rossetto. 646-2482. 31 ROOMS FOR REN t ' One stop knprovemsnts. Dealer: West •MANCHESTER- offer! Anne Miller Real Painting Interior/Exleiior .East-West can be held to nine tricks and West's ace falls on empty air. trade practices, infring- To come Into our Glas­ *NOW-ls the time to maka rmENCirS LAWN a TREE SERVICE Framing to Painling. 649-S400 $245,000. Exceptional Estate, 647-8000. li nowaoiMpling mowine acnounlt Walipapering in clubs if North leads off with his top West extinues with, say, the ace of ment of trademarks, tonbury home 2-1/2 days a deall 2 Bedroom, COVENTRY-Large, Ucansed 6 Insured. South West North East 10 Room Contemporay lor ttiN lawn MMon. hearts. South overruffing the dummy clubs and another club, but d xiarer trade names or patents, per week to care for infant •VERNQN-$182,000. 1500 square foot town sunny, private OLaMnCUSTrkn 30 Years Experience 8 8 8 Member 1 4 1 V 1 4 violation of rights of Raised Ranch. 4 entrance/bath, • Forinol Hodgo Trinning Bath St Kitchen on the third round. Best defense re­ can draw trumps and then run the and 2 s c h o o l^ children, Boulder Ridge, unique home on Highland S t, References, Insured Cal Dave Adamick lor a tree (luole. Pass 2 4 Dbl. Pass privacy and infringe­ Bedrooms, 1-floor fami­ 7 Room Raised Ranch. fireplace. Non-smoking e TroM S Shnibo PteiM Rem odeling 2 ♦ Pass 3 ♦ All pass stricts North-South to seven tricks in heart suit. He co llx ts nine tricks via ' round. Seeking ma- end unit. A really nice e Pruning e Spot Soodlno e Fttifaw 649-4431 645- 6523 hearts, West getting two diamond ment of copyright and , dependable, experi­ ly room. Large office Cathedral ceiling living place. RE/M/VX bast of male. $400, 742-5861. e VogoteXo Qardm Hoto-TiM Home renovations. le spade, four hearts, th r x diamonds proprietary rights, unfair E room or leisure room, room, kitchen with fami­ e DrivMToy* Soolod Or>e c a ll d o e s it all. Opening lead; 4 K ruffs. le club. enced person, who enjoys the River, 647-1419. MANCHESTER-Free A m HMIm i EaNniotM competition and libel formal dining, 2 ly room area, sun room S4S-131Z G .L McHUGH PAINTING RICK'S HANDYMAN No Job too small. chMren. Excellent refer­ •QAK GROVE-Farms, week with $100 security and slander, which may fireplaces, 2 baths. with Jacuzzi. 3 Inlerior/Exlerior Painting CARPENTRY SERVICE Free estimates. ences and own transporta­ 20x40 in-ground pool. Manchester, $94,900. deposit. Clean, quiet, 5 -> r result from the publica­ tion required. Bedrooms, partial furnished. 646-6337. WaUpapering - Paper twnoval Dacka, Additiana, Ramodalkie, 649-2871 Excellent conditon Newer 1-bedroom Rapaka, Shaatrook tion of any advertise­ Cal 659-1228 recreation room, 2 MANCHESTER Ceilings repaired and raplarad ment in the Manchester throughout! U&R baths, fireplace. Call us ranch condo in an at­ M ANCHESTER-Large fur­ * Alao Ctaankig t Hauing Realty, 643-2692. tractive complex. Unit nished room, separate Sening Home Ownsis East ol the Sanior CWnn diaoauni Herald by advertiser, in­ to seel U&R Realty, e 1M1 by NEA, me. HONDA kiauiad - Hataranoaa A strograph 13 BUSINESS OPPOR- 643-2692. offers efficient and entrance, busline. $85 River Since 1975 MISCELLANEOUS cluding advertisements Can today lor your estimaia 646- 1948 in any free distribution TUNITIES generous living area weekly plus security. SERVICES MANCHESTER-Ex- •EXQUISITE-Elegance. plus a garage. 648- 1919 evenings. 643-9321 are in accord with your family's w ishx self, attempt to share it In some manner publications published Gorgeous home in im­ 32 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR today should produce results whxe with those with whom you're involved. LARGE LOCAL VEND­ panded Cape. 3 Amenities include ten­ RENTS CARPENTRY, by the Manchester peccable condition. ______RENT ______R E N T ______each member will benefit in x m e favor­ You'll come out ahead. ING R O U TE-Fo r sale. Bedroom, 2 baths, nis and pool. D.W. Fish ODD JOBS Herald. Gleaming hardwood Roto Tillers & . MASONRY, cfcu r able measure. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Y x will in­ Repeat business. skylights, large yard, 2- Real Estate, 643-1591 2 ROOM-Effidency, $395 TDM PAINTING & floors, marble fireplace, 1 BEDRQOM-Apartment. CQVENTRY-Convenient CEMENT WORK Trucking, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) A valued stinctively treat friends with kindness S riN A N C lA L Secure locations. car garage. Quiet or 871-1400. per month. Available Power Carriers <% irthday Florida room overlooks 2nd floor, on busline. location. Rear courtyard WALLCOVERING friend, who has not bex In your and consideration today. This will make Above average income. central locatnn. Bowers June 1. Call Fiano Call T o n y Home Repairs. School District. Hartford skyline, L- •SOUTHFIELD-Green, $550. monthly. Peter- entrance. Carpeted, 1 1/2 Day & Full Day Rates Complete interior & exterior thoughts for quite awhile, may flash Into you apprxiate the present and also 1-800-940-8883. Townhome, 3 Realty, 646-5200. after 5p.m . Y ou nam e K ~ W e d o it. May 26,1991 your mind today. If the impression is give y x something you can draw upon $135,900. 649-1279. shaped rec room, 1- man Bldg. 649-9404. bedroom apartment. Fbr More Info Call wallpapering floor family room, gour­ bedrooms. Great EAST HARTFORD-3 649-0811 persistent, get in touch with this pat. in the future. LOANS MANCHESTER-NEW 1-2 BEDROOM-Micro Free Estimates 21 HOMES FOR SALE met kitchen and much, location. Must be sold, Room efficiency. On 646- 1894 Loyal friends will open doors for you in LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your financial ARIES (March 21-April 19) It looks like LISTING. Relax by the wave, washer/dryer the year ahead that you cxid never prospects look rather bright today, and much more. $300's. $142,500. RE/MAX busline. Heat, hot water 6 4 6 - 2 7 8 9 Insured you will gain tX a y from an involvem xt' AVAILABLE exouisite inground pool hook-up, back yard and security. 742- Fully Insured Free Estlmales open on your own. Your wishes and de­ providence could play a role in y x r af­ with another in which you play a sec­ •AMENITIES-Galorel "We’re Selling Housesl" East of the River, 647- included. $400 a month ABILITY - HANDYMAN Business or personal and enjoyenjoy this 'lovely ' “7 private parking. Close — SiSzr:______sires can be realized through the good fairs. However, don't take chances on ondary role. Your benefits, however, will ' Coventry, $489,00. Blanchard & Rossetto, 1419. plus 1 months security. FRANK YOUNG AND HOM E REPAIRS 643-0304 Secured/Unsecured Many, many extra fea­ Colonial' to 1-84. M7-1817. TERRIFIC-6 Room will you've established with key pxple. things you don't personally control. not be re s x tX by the other party. 646-248Z 568-0866. EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE VlllAGE PAINTERS Any type ficme repair GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Even though SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Y x r role Easy Qualifying tures can be found in 1-floor familyaunily i room witF 2 Bedroom flat. couit™ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Y x r x c - fireplace, finished rec ^OVELY-Cape. Totally EAST HARTFORD-Clean, k LANDSCAPING a n e w p i i ^ you may be looking forward to resting today is that of a leader, and this will be cess today will be predicated upon y x r this newer Contem­ 23 LOTS * LAND FOR SeoKnd Mo«rino Old Spedalizing in AL's HANDYMAN Call porary with a view of room, sun porch with remodeled. 3 modern, spacious 1 SpririgCtocivUpi kisideaOuL today, it would bXoove you to devote obvious to your peers. Delegate assign­ ability to effxtively link xrtain individ­ sliders to deck and pool Bedrooms, 1-1/2 bath ______SALE______bedroom on 2-floor. Ap- • Tra* Ramovd e SMdno Exterior House Painting from home to yard and as much time as you can to a possibly ments where necessary and don't share uals with spxific events. Fortunately, 1-800-999-3609 the lake from the fan­ eFwtasnq 643-9996 tastic wraparound deck. area. $225,000. Call for Cape, New kitchen with plianced kitchen, f e 6 “. ! , Senior Citizen Discount everything In between. profitable endeavor in which you're In­ command with som xne who is inept. you shxld excel at this assignmxt. BOLTQN-Lake. Very, very Adk fo r e iir A m B recAure volved. Gemini, treat yourself to a birth­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D x . 21) The 2 Kitchens, 20 exciting details! Quality breakfast nook. 2- hardwood floors. $495 2 BEDROOM -ln 2 family. 0781. small parcel. Cannot be 6 4 5 -8 8 9 2 Free estimates. day gift. Send for Gemini's Astro-Graph end result Is the x ly thing that shxld skylights, oversized Realty Services, 646- Tiered deck leads to 27’ monthly plus utilities/ Stove, refrigerator, -— ------— ____ 872-7782 lO PA R T T D IE H E L P built upon. 643-2880. predictions for the year ahead by mail­ be important to you today. In the final For your personal horoscopo, garage and pool are 8353. above ground pool. security. 569-4361. washer and dryer. No Now Is the time to run on BOOKKEEPING/ WANTED 289-6253 ing $1.25 plus a Ix g , self-addressed, summation, you should do well or, at only a few of the high- BeautifuTly decorated. MANCHESTER-Building pets. Securi^. $560 per od In clossifled to sell that RESIDERRAL SERVICES lovMcope, lucky numbers M ANCH ESTER-2 Family. INCOME TAX stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, c/o least, better than you had hoped. lights-interestedl D.W. Reduced, $153,800. Lot. Exclusive Mountain month. 646-7336 or camera you no longer •NEWS CORRESPON- Newly updated. 2 YARDWORK AUTOMOTIVE this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ CAPRICORN (O x . 22-Jan. 19) Involve­ and future forecact, cali F »h Real Estate, 643- •NEW-3 Bedroom •We’re Selling Housesl* Farms area. Ap­ 643-5372. use. DENT-W e currently Bedroom in quiet e C l e x Ups Jotoph P. Denwo, Jr. land, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state ments with friends should work out Astro*Tone (95e each minute; 1591 or 871-1400. Ranches and Capes, 1- Blanchard & Rossetto, proximately 1 acre. Un­ have an opening for a neighborhood. Close to e O d d J o b e SPECIALIZING CwlfflM Public Accountant WATERPROOFING your zodiac sign. quite pleasantly for y x tX ay, providX 3.5 Acres, FHA or VA- 646- 2482. derground utilities, LEGAL NOTICE Touch-Tone phonea only). news correspondent to •BRAND-New listingl Be town center and e Painting SinNI buRinMR soooonling end tax CANCER (June 21-July 22) Compan­ they're frX from commercial over­ N O Money down. Vinyl water, sewer. Asking IN UNLEADING MfvioMa C oofporaliofiRa 8 cover Andover/Bolton sure to see this excep­ busline. $595/Month NOTICE e Inexpensivs Rates WET BASEMENTS? ions are likely to say or do things today tones. Don’t mix business with Dial 1-900-963-3000 and events. This is a part siding, no-wax floors, •NEW PRICE-$128,500. $130,000. 649-5711 or C YLIN D ER H E A D S CTwpfffBtfftTW. PuinMtWpR- FIrtRnoW tional 7 room Ranch on Bungalow Cape. plus Utilities. Dale. 529- PUBLIC HEARING 643-5133 itataniMil n***4h*^ PtvtaiMa oofipitatfofM. Hatchways, foundation cracks, to make you fxl important and ad­ pleasure. enter yiNir accece code time position which in­ full basements. 742-1244. Tom. Accounting writaKjp and piyoM tax mired. Accept their comments at face AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Good Wheelock Rd. in Natural woodwork, 8276. B O A R D O F D IR E C T O R S CONLEY AUTO MACHINE cludes covering town Coventry and area MfVioM. sump pumps, tile lines, gravity value; their remarks will be sincere. guys don't finish last tX ay. If there is number, which,la 184 • Ellington. Situated on a french doors, barn type TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT le t Cantar SL, MandHsUr government meetings towns, $104,875-up. 643-9034 feeds, and dry welts. Also damp­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Objxtives that something you want to attain for your­ lightly wooded 1-1/2 garage. A beautyl RE/ LEGAL NOTICES Notice is hereby g ivx that the Board of Directors, Town of and feature writing. Phil Blazawski. Philips HEATING/ 64 G -K 9 6 plus acre lot in a very MAX East of the River, Mxchester, Cxnecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Lin­ ness proofing of concrete walls Please apply in writing Real Estate, 742-1450. SPEaAL MEETING NOTICE quiet, private location. 647- 1419. coln Center Hearing R xm , 494 Main StrxL Mxchester, PLUMBING and floors. Chimney d e x outs, 01 CARS FOR SALE to; Manchester Herald, •NEWS FLASH-CHFA PUBLIC HEARING 88 TAG SALES 88 TAG SALES 91 CARS FOR BALE Features 3 bedrooms, 2 ConnecticuL x Tuesday, June 4, 1991 at 7:30 p.m. to con­ LOAM stone walls, and oonaete repairs. P.O. Box 591, M oney is com ing in MANCHESTEa-Only BOARD OF DIRECTORS sider and act x the tollovving: hstallalion and Repbeemont full baths, 2 fireplaces, MASONRY YARD SALE-Saturday, TAG SALE-8am-2pm, CHRYSLER-1 979 LINCOLN-1972. Good I- Manchester, C T 06040, June. Stop in or call to $99,9001 Half Duplex, 5 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT olOI,Ga8&B^ Over 40 years experixeed. S x - family room, large lower a. Appropriation to education Speciai Projects — Fund SCREENED LOAM May 25 ,9am-3pm: Ram Saturday, 2pm-4pm LeBaron. 4 Doors. New running condition. Best or call 643-2711 after be pre-qualified. Select rooms plus rec room, Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of K & R MASONRY ior dtizx dfecounts. level walk-out recrea­ 240: •Water Heaters Grave! and Processed date. May 26. 61 Sunday. 137 Kaenay tires, loaded. Clean offer. Call 649-8428. 12-noon. tion room and over­ from a huge inventory remodeled kitchen and Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Lin­ 1. Head Start Health Cxrdinator ...... $500.00 Brick, ilcna ootKrato poNot a ■WannAirRinaces cNmnayrapdr. Gravel, Sand, Stone Albert Zuccaro Ravens Croft, Vernon. St. Glanwccd steva and valor interior. Must sell MERCURY GRAND MAR- sized 2 car garage. of CHFA. Approved bath, huge master coln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main StreeL Manchester, 2. Aetna Foundation G rx t ...... $500.00 COMMISSION-Sales help ■Bolers IS m en •rparianc*. and Fill Includes; car, lawn cthar antiqua itams. at a great price, only QUl-1985. Loaded, 4- Beautifully maintained! homes and condos. bedroom, fenced yard ConnecticuL on T u e ^ y , June 4,1991 at 6:30 p.m. on the fol­ to be linxeed by dxations from the Foulds Family rmykmnd. Waterproofing wanted in local carpet Wlbon Oil Compzuty Hams, furniture, bike, $575. Call today, 647- door, excellent $189,900. Jackson & Call us todayl and morel Quality Real­ lowing: Foundation and the Aetna Foundatix. UcanaaVSZSMS For deltveries call store. Call 688-4961. 6456393 ffagWarad wflh conumar 646-3361 and more. 9991. xndition, 40,000 miles, Jackson Real Estate, Blanchard & Rosseto ty Services, 646-8353. Report of the Charter Revision Commission b. Appropriation to General Fund — Social S w - pro/»cSon 742-7886 THE TOWN OF AN- 8 9 WANTED TO B U Y / D ATSUN 310-1979. Lots very clean. $3400. 649- 647-8400.______Real Estate, 646-2182. All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at v ic M ...... $108,000.00 569-7671 TAG SALE-Miscellaneous of miles and ugly, but 5711 or 742-1244. D OVER-ls looking for a ,Td Cleon coffee stains locations which are accessible to handicapped citizens. In ad­ to be finxeed by State General Assistaioe G rx L x d ______TRADE______*BRAND-New listingl •NICE-Pricel Lovely Cape Saturday, May 25,9am- very reliable. Nice Tom . Part Time Assistant fro m C h in o or plastic, rub dition, handicapped indMduals requiring an auxiliary aid in ROOFING/ Dog Warden. Duties Don't miss out on tnis with 3 bedrooms, transfer $12,000 to Social Services from General Fund TREE SERVICE/ FURNITURE 3pm. 226 Greenwood ATTICS-And garages stereo and new tires. woodstove, inground Stgln with boklns soda. order to facilHata their participation at meetings should contact C x t i n g x c y . SIDING Dr., Manchester. are to fill in when the classic Garrison the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled meet­ REPAIR claanad. Also will ouy $600 or best offer. 644- 92 TRUCKS A VANS pool. Attic space c. Appropriation to General Fund — TRANSFER to Capi­ E L D E R C A R E PRUNING dog warden is not Colonial on Porter St. in ing so that (^rpropriate arrangements can be made. good used furniture and 9899. tal Improvemxt Reserve...... $331,406.00 FO R S A LE available. Salary is Manchester. Feature 8 upstairs that can be LIONEL COTE W e repair all types of w ood fur antiques. Jim, 871- O N E O F THE Wallace J. Irish, Jr., Secretary and allocated x fellows; NURSE’S-AIDE HAWKES TREE SERVICE 91 CARS FOR SALE - $75.00 per month. rooms, 4 bedrooms, 1- easily finished. Great nifere and xtiq u x Including 2181.______Board of Directors Tow n A id — Im proved...... $330,556.00 ROOFING & SIDING BuckeL truck a chipper. CHEVROLET-1982 Cus­ 1/2 baths, large living location, 20 minutes Years of experience new parts, wood turning and TONY MARCH Please Contact'The NICEST THINGS Tow n A id — Unim proved...... $850.00 WANTED-PortaWe stereo tom deluxe 10, 8 feet Selectmen’s Office at room, 2 fireplace, LL ■ from Hartford. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut '30 Years Experience Care for Elderfy Stump removal. Free wood carving. to be financed by a State Grant alreaidy received. xtimatee. Special record pl^ar in good BUICK-GMC with rack. Loaded. 742-7305 for an family room and office Coventry, reducedi A B O U TW A N T this 23rd day of May, 1991. •Fully Insured Estimates are free ^Center Motors^ Excellent references e x s k fe ra tix for ekferiy and condition. 643-4460. Pre-Owned Specials Good condition. $2200/ appointment. and a 12x13 glassed in $142,900 Erin Marvel, 071-05______d. Adoptix of proposed schedule of rates, charges, x d ■License #506737 C all Auto Sales ADSISTHEIR fex, M xchxter Sewer Divisix, effective July 1,1991 Call hartoicapped 84 Chevy CoveWar $M77 best offer. 643-1055. sun porch, $187,900. Philips Real Estate, Manchalsr Hardware aOFordEwort $2,877 to include the following newly xtablished rates; 646-9564 369-371 Main Street Jackson & Jackson 742-1450.______LOW CO ST. INVITATION TO BID 742-6402 647-7553 643-4425 91 CARS FOR s a l e " 86 Bronco I Edde Bauer $8,977 93 CAMPERS* LINGERIE SALES 649-4304 86 PonaoePaMomo Wagon $6,977 Real Estate, 647-8400. Sealed bids will be received in the General Services' office, 41 1. & t sew er rates for the Eighth Utilitfes District for 25,000 women have ex­ •NICE-Size Ranch, East ANOTHER IS THEIR 1990 Chrysler LeBoron $10,795 87 Chevy Chevetto2SK $3,977 TRAILERS Center StreeL Manchester, C T until 11:00 a.m. on the date Rscal W ar 1991/92 at $1.51 per 100 cubic feet as FORD FAIRMONT-1981. •CHARMING-Convenient Hartford, $139,900. 6 1983 Chevy Citation $1,995 87 Otdi Broughon 2 Dr. $7,677 perienced the excitement shown below for the following: provided in the formula Incorporated in the Jx e Intarior/exterior in ex­ 87 Toyota Plda4> $3,977 Cape. Walk to all Room Ranch with an QUICK ACTION, 1985 Pontiac Grand Prix $3^95 FORD-1976 Bravo RV, and afibttlability of Tempt­ 1989 Agreement betwex the Town of Marichxter 32 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR 38 STORE It OFFICE 88 TAG SALES cellent condition, stan­ aaPontecGroidAm $7,977 64K, Full rear bath, roof schools. Beautiful yard, appealing price. 3 . June 5, 1991 — One Now 1991 2-Wh.Dr. 14,500# GVW' and the Eighth Utilities DistricL 1988 Hyundai Excel $2,495 dard shift. Motor in ax- 88 Acua Integta 12K $9,777 TRYA WANT AD Litility 'l Truck ______SPACE______68 CerinyEWale Wagon $8^477 air, generator, Mktoelin ress Fashions Designer large summer porch, Bedrooms including 2. Set sewer rates for Lydall Inc. at $1.90 x r 100 R EN T R EN T 1984 Chevy S-10 Pickup $2,995 T A G S A L E cellent condition. Call aa Chevy Baretta 12K $4,977 tires. $8500. 649-6077. Lingerie Home Parties and above ground pool. 3 or master with half bath, TODAYI (2) June 5,1991 — One New 1991 Two-Three Ton Dual Drum cubic feet. 1982 Honda Accord $3,495 646-0744 after 5pm. MANCHESTER-2 Bed­ MANCHESTER-Store/ 9am-3pm aaaJckRegd $a,977 catalogs. Now you can 4 Bedrooms, family eat-in kitchen plus Vibratory Roller w/Trailer 3. Establish a $25 permit fee for a sewer permit or MANCHESTER-Fur- 1966 Ford LID $3,795 89FordEicottGT9K $7,977 room on 1-floor. Walnut commercial use. Main Furniture, tables, glassware, 1983 Toyota CeU cdG T $3,995 HONDA-1980 Accord. room. Call Ron dining area. Convenient (3) Juno 6,1991 — Town Parks-Refuse & Recycling Collection com bined w ater and sew er permit. nished 3 room 89 Brick Pdk Avarua $13,977 9 5 AUTO S E R V IC E S " tool Earn high commis- St. :.$70Q/'month in­ St near Center St. 646- lawn mower, tremendous 1984 Toyota Supra $5,999 Good condition, runs 90PonNacGrcTKlAm40r. 15K $9,877 Fournier, 649-3087. to bus, shopping and I- Senrice e. Adoptix of proposed schedule of rates, charges, x d apartment, 2nd floor, amount of merchandise. sions,great promotions cludes utilities. Seourity, 2426, 9am-5pm. 1986 P x tia c 60X) L£ $5,795 well. Asking $800. Call 90 Brick Cantriy $10^77 BUYING-Junk cars, $5 RE/MAX East of the 84. D.W. Fish Real fees, M x ch x te r VWter Division, effective July 1,1991 heat. Private entrxees. 760 East Street 90 Chevy G-20 Von 7K $11,977 (4) June 12, 1991 — Fur. & Ins. Security Alarm System — referencss, lease. 648- No pets. Security/ 1985 Pontiac Flero Cpe. $4/495 643-6410. paid. Call Joey, 528- and FR EE lingerie. Call River, 647-1419. Estaste, 643-1591 or Globe Hollow W TP to include the following newly xtablished rates: Andover 906eoMatro12K $4^77 4412 or 649-4820. 1989 Chevy Corsica $M95 91 Brick LeSc±xe 8K $16,977 1990. Need tale.______today! 871-1400. references. 643-4860 W ORTH LOOKING Into... (Rte. BS-Daly Rd.-East SL) OLDSMOBILE-1988 Cut­ *CREAM-Puff, 6 room (5) June 13, 1991 — Asbestos Abatement, Manchester High 1. Establish a $75 fee for Fire Row Txting. after 12-Noon. 1965 Custom Cruiser W ag$4,795 91 Brick Regd $16,277 2. EstaUish a $25 Permit F x for a water permit or MANCHESTER-2 the many bargains of­ lass Siera, sedan. FREE-Junk car removal. 1- 800 ^ 562-7677 Ranch, newly finished •NOTHING-But the besti School Auditorium 1979 Ford Bronco XLT $3^95 722 Wethersfield Ave. combinatton water x d sew x permil Bedroom Townhouse. MANCHESTER-2, 3. and fered for sole every doy In COLUMBIA-Estate bought Loaded. Excellent Buying late model family room in Gracious Colonial on a (6) June 14,1991 — Chemicals Over 40 Cere in Stock Plus Hartfordr CT basement. Very good beautiful lot. Q ver 3- PUBUSHER'S NOTICE: 3. Establish a m xthly billing (^de for large volume Appliances, 1-1/2 6 Room apartments. the classified columns! out. Antiques, furniture, condition. Must sell. wrecks. Call Parker 1 1 H E L P WANTED The Town of Manchester is an equal opportunity employer, customers. baths. $715 a monthr household hems, kids New Arrivels Daily 249-1301 Street Used Auto Parts, condition throughout acresl Possible EQUAL HOUSINC Security. 646-2426. $4800 or best offer. entire house. South commercial, great spot arvi requires an affirmative action policy for all of its e x tra c­ 4. Increau the fee for inspection of backflow devices No pets. 646-3042 or Weekdays, 9am-5pm. clothes. 5/25, 26, 27, 9- "Full Auto Repair Service” 242-6262 or 649-9006. 649-3391. CERTIFIED-Nurses OPPORTUNTTY tors and Verxfors as a condition of doing business with the from $40 to $50. 646-2918.______4.25 Pine St Columbia. Aides. Experienced part Windsor, $148,900. for a businessi 3-car At Real Ettote advertised In Town, as per Federal Order 11246. MANCHESTER-5 Room 39 ROOMMATES 98 WANTED TO BUY/ time, all shifts, new shift Tony Zilora, Philips garage, work room, hor­ ttib newspaper b subject to *• Special Grants — Fund 260 — Phone- SUPER-4 Room apartment, 1 -floor of 2- GROUP-Sale. Antiques, 91 V W J E T T A G L Bid forms, plans and specifications are available at the A-Rkte P rogram ...... ggg t b q .o q differential. No benefit Real Estate, 742-1450. ses okay. 3 Bedrooms, the Federal Fair Housing Act Townhouse on Fairfield family. $595 plus WANTED furniture, tools, dolls, Schaller CARDINAL Aufornatto Air Condfooning ______TRADE______1-1/2 baths. Coventry, of 1968 which makes it IIk ^ I General Services' office. to be finxosd by a $54,677 g rx t from the U rb x Mass St. 2 Bedrooms, private option. If you have the •CUL-DE-SAC- utilities. Near hospital. quality clothing. Quality / $ d } 9 9 5 $199,900 Erin Marvel. to advertbe “any pref^- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Transit Administration and $45,203 previouslv ao- basement, great yard. MANCHESTER-Duplex, 3 BUICK, INC. skills and motivation to Neighborhoodl Security deposit. No Saturday, May 25,9am- Pre-Owned Autos We buy dean, late model used Philips Real Estate, ence, limitation or dbcrlml- propriated in the F Y 1991/92 Gxecal Fund BudgeL $495 plus utilities. No Bedroom, available 6/1. 91 Golf 4 Dr. provide residents with $189,900. Plenty of natton based on race, color, RICHARD J. SARTOR, GENERAL MANAGER pets. 644-81 & . 3pm, 76 Thayer Rd. Value Priced \9S2Plymou1hR«loiit $2.49i cars and trucks. Top prices 742-1450.______g. Appropriation to Special G rants--Fund - - - C h x o y pets. Call Peg, 649- Female, non-smokar. quality care, call or app­ room for the kiddies religion, sex, harxticap, fam­ 070-05______- 2 6 0 MAY 25-8am-2pm. IVeSCrwvrolatCaleMly $3,796 5 Speed, Air Condtixing ily status, or rational origin, or Han Restoration...... j200 000 00 0781. Available July 1. $375/month. 646-7536. USED CAR BEST BUYSI paid. ly in person at South and entertaining in this •OFF TO-Grandmother’s Linens, ceramic tile, old 1966 Chevy Comoro $4,995 Windsor Nursing any Intention to make any to be f in x ^ ^ a grxt from the ^te'Oepartm xt of 3 3 CONDOMINIUMS MANCHESTER-Apart- 1985CfMvyCwalbr $3,500 $9,495 Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet spacious 9 room house...We gol Truly a such preference, Umltatlon S P E C IA L T O W N M E E T IN G Ecxomic Developmxt fashion bath tub, boys 19e6VWJ«tta6t2 $6,140 Center, 1060 Main St., UEGAL NOTICES FO R R EN T ment to share. $325/ Auto. A/C, PS, P B , Low Miles 89 Golf 2 Dr. 1229 Main Street Colonial with 5 wonderful trip back in or dbcrimlnatlon.'' THURSDAY, MAY 30,1991 clothing & lots of 19860MlD*llaSaCp* $6,960 South Windsor or call month for 2 large 1988 CtMvy Sprint Expieia$2,995 bedrooms, first floor time. Charm abounds Thb newspaper will ra t krow - ANDOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL .nr?*^g**!* 260, Health miscellaneous. 135 l9S8Bulckl*Sabr»S*d $8,190 Manchester, CT 289-7771. Ingly accept any advertbing INVITATION TO BID CQNDQS-And rooms, includes utilities. $6,995 family room, first floor throughout this delight­ The Sectors x d citizens qualified to vote in Town Meetings in West Middle Tpke. 5 Speed, AM/FM 6464464 for Real Estate which b In vio­ to be firanoed by a $7,035 State Departmxt of HeNth apartments. 1 and 2 1966 Pontfcic FMVrd 17.910 den, first floor laundry. ful 7 room antique Cape the Town of Andover are hereby notified that a Special town The Manchester Public 646-5328. Manchester. 1989PlymoulhCoHOT $5,795 8 7 J e tta G L CHEERLEADING- lation of the law. O ur readers provxtive service block Bedroom. Soma with leeeCuriomCiulwrWag 19,940 Cod on Parker St. in lu tin g tor the Town of Andover will be held in the All Purpose Schools sdidts bids for RMNT Advisor, Coventry High Living room, 2-car are hereby Informed that all • $6,341 Dec artment of Health Services per garages, pool and NEIGHBORHOOD-Sale, Auto. AM/FM Stereo, Sharp 1989 Buick Regal Cpo $9,896 TOP DOUAR $$$ ” garage tool Lovely Manchester. 3 dweliings advertbed In thb Room of the Andover Elementary School, School Road An- for toe 1991-92 schxl yev. $5,995 School beginning P®t*kdpant fees; and tennis. $500 to $880. 51 CHILD CARE Saturday & Sunday, 1987 ettevy Camaro LT $6,900 19a9 MeicuiyGtarKtMorq $11,969 Cash on the barrel hood.fof your ground add up to Bedrooms, lots of newspaper are available on ttever, C T x Thursday, May 30,1991 at 8:00 P.M. for the fol­ Sealed bids w i be received old or kite model dean laed cor August 24,1991 for fall authorizatton tor Richard J. Sartor, General Manager, to Call Anne Miller Real May 25, & May 26, 1969 BuIckSkyfcik Coupe $7,140 Many Other Used VWa privacyl We invite you nooks and crannies an equal opportunity basb. lowing purposes: until Juno 4, 1991, 200 p.m., V-6, Auto, A/C. T-Tops. Leather or truck. and winter sports. make, execute, and approve x behalf of this S fw ra - Estate, 647-8000. 9am-1pm. Furniture, To Chooaa From in to this home with with a flexible floor plan, To complain of dhcrlmlna- at which time toey will be 1987BulckSomartel $4,995 1909 Chevy CeMxtlyVtagon $8,900 C a B A M o a t Salary, $1438. Contact tlon call: 1 . To choose a moderator for said meeting. «■ amendmxts thereofwHh baby items, clothing over 2600 square feet. bright and cheerful with publicly opened. The right is 5 Spd., PS, PB. A$M^M Cassette 1991 Brick leSobro $16,900 Tony March Bnlck-GMC Richard Page, Atheletic 2- Jo elect one member to the RHAM Board of Education to Departmxt of Health Services and much more. 123 B O B R I L E Y Anne Miller Real lots of windows. 2-Car HUD toll-free at: to ^ k t e HeNth EducatiorVRisk Reduetton Programs reserved to reject x y and aN 34 HOMES FOR RENT DAY 722 W etheri fteM Ave. Director, 78 Ripley Hill nil a vacancy from 5/8/91 to 6/30/93. Wells St. Manchester. 1988 Honda Accord UQ $1(M00 Estate, 647-6000. garage with shed. to dtize^emptoyees of toe Town of Mancheslx to be bids. SpecHicatixs and bid 81 Adams Street OLOSIIOBLEMXKSWAGEN Hartfoni 249-1301 Rd., Coventry, CT 1-800-424-8590 FQUR ROOM SINGLE- Sedan, Auto, A/C, Loaded Sprawling lot. 3. To consider and act u p x a resolutton, fended by a G rx t from State Department of Health foms may be secured at toe OUTDOOR-Flea Market. 2 » ADAMS CT., MANCHESTER / 06238. 742-7346, Ext. CARE 1986 Pontiac G rx Prix $5,695 Manchester Reasonably priced at (a) to appropriate $20,000 from the School Improvement S e rvk x using the federal preventative services block Business Office, 45 North Freshly painted-outside Every Sunday starting 63.______■ •DEUCES-Are wildl School Strxt, Manchester, and inside, carpeting, $132,900. Jackson & 2 2 CONDOMINIUMS Fund tor the preliminary design of code com^ianoe worir g rx t in the am oxt of $7,035.00. June 2 through V-8, Auto. A/C, Sharp Car 649-1749 91 CARS FOR SALE $179,900. Spread your CT. electric stove. Centrally 649-4571 MEDICAL-Secretary- Jackson Real Estate, F O R S A L E annealing and septic system repairs and replacemxts at i. Appropriatton to G eneral F u n d Budget 90/91 — Recrea­ November. No Flea 1989 Acura Integra Sod $10^900 Transcriptionist. Ener­ wings-take a trip to the Elementary School, todudtog the expxses of the located. 184 Woodland 647-8400. Anaovw tion— Leisure Programs...... $ 1 2 6 0 6 00 060-05______Market June 23rd. Auto, A/C, Low Miles, Like Naw oountryl Wonderful cus­ sch xl buyding committee to be established b^y the resolu- S t Monthly rent-$480.1 getic individual needed ^be^Bnanced by registration fees in excess of'budget Dealers set-up time tom built 7 room bl-level •OVERSIZED-Colonial EXCELLENT-5 Rooms, 2 Month security deposit. LICENSED MOM 1968 PlymoUh Voyager $11,000 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED for busy medical J® *? anticipates that the School Improvemxt INVITATION TO BID 7am. $20 per space. with sliders to deck Ranch Cape on 2-plus bedrooms and unit on Furjd wM be reimbursed from proceeds of b o rr^n g for the 643-8474. LE, V-8, Auto, Loaded, 7 Passenger practice. Transcription R exvatix of Existing Men's Has 3 full time openings for \ Located back of the using WORDPERreCT overtooking 2 private acres. Call Ron Four- 1-floor, central air, pTOfOct, If approved. Further Town Meeting approvd will be j. Approval of x ordinanoe revising certain sections of infant and 2 to d d ^ Nkie family 1987 Plymouth Voyager $8,500 OR WE LL BUY IT BACK. acresi Fireplaced living neir to learn of the $107,500, in Carriage required of any appropriatton tor cxstructfx of said work; Chapter 13 of the Code of O^nartoes. (A copy of the Floom to a Unisex Handicap MANCHESTER-6 Room Elks Club, 2110 Silas 5.1. Send resurhe to: H i ^ Cape near hospftal and SE, 4 Cyl., Auto, Loaded, 7 Passenger room, cathedral many special features House Condos. Alec, profto^ordnaiae may be s e x in the Town Clerk's Restroom at Bolton HigI neighbortiood. Deane Highway, Rocky Sports Medicine and (b) to establish the Andover Elementary School Building Office during business hours.) School. Spedficattona and bid high school. 3 Hill. Dealers phone. 1988 Ford Bronco I $9,900 ceilings, family room, in this magnificient 649-5159 or 647-1419. Committee, to authorize the Board of Selectoran to deter­ Linda 646^15 Orthopaedics, 155 Main forms c x bo obtained by con­ Bedrooms. $950 a 563-7694 or 529-1148 V-6, Fullpower, A/C. 4 Wheel Drive St., Manchester, CT walkout basement to home, 649-3087. RE/ mine the number and appoint the members of said commit­ k. Approprtattori to General Fund- - Police Deparlinont- - CTLIoxse *31060 MANCHESTER-$75,900. Special S e rv ic e s ...... ^ 0 0 0 00 tacting Raymond Boyd, Su­ month. Ken, 643-1442. after 5, for space 1968 Acura Legend L $12,900 06040. 645-8387. patb. Security system, MAX East of the River, Immaculate 2 bedroom, tee, and to authorize the oommittm to approve expxdi- pervisor of Building & 2 car garage, outbuild­ 647-1419.______tures, to extract x behalf of the Town and to exendse to be financed by additional fees received. MANCHESTER-Sunny 6 resen/ation.______V-6, Automatic, Leather 1-1/2 bath Townhouse Grounds, 104 Notch Road, 1989 CHEVROLET CAVAUER 1990 PONTIAC SUNBIRD'S a SALES-Management. ings already wired. Per­ such other powers as necessary or appropriate to complete l. Adoptton of x ordinance xthorizing the purchase of rooms. Fireplace, new SATURDAY-8am, Red- 1990 Chevy Cavalier Cpo. $7,500 •REDQNE-lnside and out, with gleaming Bolton. C T 06043, 643-1569. i n s c . ® ' Honest, realim man or the preliminary design of the projed and apply tor state premises at 265 East Middle Turnpike from Ftorence E. appliances, hookups, 8 7 F O R SA LE fect for horsesi Anne hardwood floors, and Bids vvill be received until 4XX> wood Farms, 217 Ralph Automatic, A/C, Sport Coupe woman only. The Bolton, $174,900. Fan­ grants tor the project; and Harwarth, Conservator of the Estate of Rorenoe M.L. garage, no pets. $950 Miller Real Estate, 647- P.M. on May 31.1991. Award •TELEPHONE-Answaring Rd. Qld prints, glass, 89 Subaru OLWagx $8,400 Hartford Courant said it tastic 3 bedroom Cape lots of closets. Full Harwarth, also known as Rorenoe Maty Harwarth, for ^ u s utilities. 647-1078. 8000. (c) to authorize the Board of Educatix, the Superintendent will be made on or before machine, panaSonic. furnhure, much morel in quiet location. Com­ basement. Convenient the sum of $245,000; and assodatMi approp^tton to Aulomatic, A/C, 4WD «5899 $6999 aU, tfniqua product, no of Schools and said school building committee to apply for J x e 4 ,1 9 9 1 . pletely refurbished in­ location. FHA- General Fur>d — TRANSFER to Capita Improvement New with manual, extra SATURDAY-9am-4pm. 26 1990 OLDS CUTLASS OERA'S 1991 DODGE CARAVANS oompatitbn.* Hurry,.call and accept state grants for the w q j ^ and to authorize the 35 STORE It OFFICE 87 Acura Legend L $11,900 .4f •NEW PRICE-$157,500. cluding new carpeting Approved. Ap­ Resenre for toe purchase of property locatod at 265 068-05 ______features. $60. 647- Walnut St. Furniture, 1990 BUICK CENTURY'S 1991 DODGE GRAND CARAVANS | •y J * 647-8067. Board of Educatix to prepare Educational SpecHicatixs. ______SPACE______V-6, Auto, Leather * -r f daseic custom Colonial throughout, custom proximately $3000 East Middto T u m f^ ...... $245,000.00 0674.______household items, 1990 PONTIAC 6000 LE'S V-6, SE, A/C, Tilt, Cruise, All Power 4. Joreoelvo a revised Budget for the Fiscal \bar from July 1, INVITATION TO BID 82 BukkRogri Sedan $2,900 TOOL AND DIE conveniently located. kitchen, spacious family needed to own your to be finanoed from Fund Balance. (A copy of toe miscellaneous.______1991 to June 30, 1992 as prepared by the B o W of •FOR LEASE-1) 800 v-6, Auto, AA:. Clean MACHINISt-For busy room and master own home. Ask for Pat proposed ordinance may be s e x in the Town Clerk's The Manohostor Public Y Q U -D o n l need a store Charming interior. Let's Rnance, with Its reoommendatiohs. square foot at $300 per SA TU R D A Y-Sunday (5/ job shop in Vermont. bedroom additions and Namerow, RE/MAX Office during business hours.) Schools solicite bids for FUEL anymore. Buy from In­ 85 Chevrolet Spectrum $2,400 make a deal. RE/MAX 5. iTKMith. (2 offices, 1-up 25, 26) 10-4. Stoves, ■J 7 9 9 9 FROM______Wages and benefits so much morel D.W. East of the River, 647- To adopt a budget tor the Rscal W ar from July 1, 1991 to All public meetings of the Town of Manchxter ate held at OIL tor the 1991-1992 s e h ^ ternational wholesale' 5 spoed, A/C, Econo Car 114.999 East of the River, 647- and 1-down) first floor tools, sowing machine, depend on experience. Fish Real Estate, 643- 1419. June 30,1992 and to maka specific appropriatixs tor said locations which are accessible to handicapped citizens. In ad- year. Sealed bide will be network and save $$$. 85 Toyota Camry LE $6,900 All eqipped with air, auto, BtereOi, rear defogger & more. 1419. period. books, buttons, canning Send resume to P.O. ditix, hanrficapped indviduals tequking x xxia ry aid in received xtil June 6, 1991, bath with shower, air Call Jack at 643-1262. 1591 or 871-1400. MILLBRIDGE-Coridos, jars, etc. 451 Bircn Auto, Loaded Entire unexpired manufacturers warranty available. Box 92. Bennington, 6. order to facilitate their partioipatton at rrwetings should oxtact 2 M p.m., at which time toey conditioning, private To consider and act u p x any other business proper to Mountain Rd- When you need to $79,900. 2 Bedrooms, come before said meeting. toe Town at 647-3123 one w x k prior to toe scheduled meet­ will be publicly o p x e d . T h e entrance. 2) 2200 50 Tolland Tpke. Vermont 05201 or Call E N D R O L L S Manchester. ANDOVER- 2 baths, air ing BO that appropriate arrangemxts c x be made. right Is reserved to reject any Square foot at $895 per SCHALLER ^NationalCar Sales 8 0 2 ^ -8 6 7 4 . advertise, nothing Dated at Andover, Cxnecticut this 23rd day of May 1991. MANCHESTER WATERFRONT-3 conditioning, pool, and all bids. Specifications month, 2-floor open 271/2’ wldfh-»1.00 DIVISION OF NATIONAL CAR RFNTAL works nke Ckusdled VWNaoe J. Irish, Jr., Secretary WAITER/WAITRESS-Call Bedroom, 2 bath, com­ sauna, fitness center, Julia A . Haveri, and bid forms m a v ^ secur^ space with 4 individual 13"wldth-50f ACURA ON THE VERNON LINE B o ^ of Directors or apply in person. Ask pletely renovated. An­ and game room with Peter J. Maneggia, at toe Business Office, 45 N. offices, 2 baths, air Aluminum Sheets 4/*S.OO I.OOKING FOR an apart 345 CENTER STREET The National Guarantee. D ia l Stevx O. Fish, Dated at Mxchester, Cxnecticut NswexIrS endrob con be pi^ed ment? Be sure to check ■ f foi uny u'uson youoroni ;on> ■ jiiL'.fu'd vsiirT 6 4 3 - 8 3 3 2 f b r ^ . 742^3663. An­ dover Lake. New pool table. Call Anna School Strwt. Manchester, conditioning, private at the Mcn^tetter Herdd this 23rd day of May 1991. ix> MANCHESTER Iho car you buy from u$ rt'luin J wilhin .10 days Of dover Pizza & Pasta, 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 fireplace, carpet, septic. Miller Real Estate, 647- Board of S e le c tm x , Tow n of Andover CT. entrance. Strano Real OM.V befoa It am . Monday the many voconcles listed 1.000 miles and wo >l cichungo it or buy it back CALL COLLECT FOR DIRECTIONS Rte. 6 Andover. $189,000. 7 ^-6 9 0 0 . 8000. 075-05 072-06 throu(/>ThLnday. In classified each day. 647-7077 073-06 Estate, 647-7653.

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By RUSS MACKENDRICK in Colorado Springs, an hour’s drive from JT Manchester Herald Pueblo. TT This newly-hatched book by numismatist Ed Rom kce Ever see an Alaska communt' token? During Rochette is full of never-noodle-nows. lhe'Great Depression about a thousand people EEK AND MEEK by Howla Schnaldar of/ from the western states were transported to Ae Take a look at a crisp $5 bill: There’s a num­ fertile Matanuska Valley in Alaska. The project THE, POE5IDENT WANTS HE'S A LEADfWG ber “3127” hiding in the shrubbery at the left of was bungled frinn the start and there the settlers 41 w ^ H A r S T H E X ) WGOW If EEKOCOE»?S £OOiUOMIC the Memorial stairs. were with no income in a high-priced area. PHONE, p o p ? lU > C U X O R Otvr !001’lii,"' uni MttMt m'iou! ?Ii<’ ' hii- 47 “No significance. A mere quirk ...” Eventually they were given tokens to use at the Something else furmy with the fm is the lack commissary. They h ^ aluminum pieces, one SI cent throu^ to a dollar, and $5 and $10 coins in brass. Author Rochette has a photo: “GOOD S4 FOR FIFTY CENTS IN TRADE” with a large Collectors' “50” in the center and “ARRC” at the bottom. (Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corp.) They were I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Corner no good for flipping — same on both sides. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Stumpod? Get answers to clues by calling "Dial-a-W ord" Unscramble these four Jumbles, going to be change Another token to look for is one that has Nip­ one letter to each square, to form weather. I hope I h o ^ at 1-00(M 54-3S35 and entering access code number 1 M ; four ordinary words. Russ MacKendrick per, the “His Master’s Voice” doggie. He is on a 9Sc per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary phones. ' § French jeton used for nickelodeons. He was frM* GAUV WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll of a shadow at the right of the stairway. Artd we real and was photogrtqthed in 1884 looking into WHAT a l l t h a t are told that there are 26 microscopic names of a hom. The owner-artist made paintings from it lJ CURRENCY TRIVIA BUFFS — This an in 1989 sold rights to the G i^ o p lm e Com­ COMMOnON IN A SSEM B LE' states somewhere on the architecture. Tf-IISAV3f3NING-'? new book by Edward Rochette con­ pany and lived comfortably until 1924 — from CELEBRITY CIPHER \ Then there is the mystery of the “destroyed” one lucky shot SNAPY tains a plethora of fascinating facts and Celebrily Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous gas ration coupons. In 1973, OPEC was on the peopla. peat and present. Each letter in the cipher stands lor • The book may be obtained from Bowers and another. Today's clue: S equals B verge of saying: “Tomorrow the world.” We had figures on U.S. currency — ranging z c Merena Galleries, Box 1224, Wolfebmo, NH long lines, cold houses, worry worry. Our from five-dollar bills and gas coupons 03894, for $12.95 plus $2 postage and handling. 'TRURELWLVP RXV Bureau of Engraving and Printing rushed into to Alaskan commune tokens. NKIIB W HERE y o u 'l l RNC? Tha Assoclatad Prasa production using the Washington head from the Coming events:'Hiesday, May 28, meeting of MH WCM YLONP: '' s ‘ DEPOSITS' THATM AM Y ~ n ~ PEOPLE LEAVE A«IC?E VirORM ENTREPRENEUR — Ryan Roy poses with the dollar bill. The coupons were about a third of the billion coupons by shredding and burial at the the Manchester Philatelic Society at the Whiton at the weekly.flea Take Exit 48 off 1-84. Twenty-five dealers. Free gested by the above cartoon. and the powers decreed the destruction of all 4.8 rMMN HMXWDOV fAce IT, em€- VOUVe COT ERMIE- finding it slow going. maricet at the Rocky Mountain Greyhound Track admission, pariciog and outdoor prizes. TH£Re'5 0MLyi TO stop m - m £ MORE 3TBJED P O K f, BRAINS? WM MWZVXP,' — ONE UAH ro ^TTMC/ s m f s T ' UeSHT... 3 ■ 'yrrm-mm" -mair (Answers Monday) INTTL NOTHANKYftJ RE8XMPV SLVXTV. Jumbles: BURLY VOCAL MISHAP SEETHE (dORUt^ Yesterday's PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "In this business it's dog eat Answer Other people s "forbidden''pleasuras gave the dog, and nobody's going to eat me." — Samuel prude this— MOST OF HERS GoTdwyn. •ndNow handHna. bach in otech, from JuntWo. JumWo e/oBooh Ihlo No. nowtpapor. 4S It tvai^ P.O. Boxlor Hff’43SS, Odan^. FL S2U3-4M. l7»el«do y04K Tomo, addroBB and tip cod# and maho choch payablo to Nowapaporbooha.

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