Tuesday, July2 7271 i Usage: 284,000 KWH Arrive Depar Supervisor/ of the Year NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:20 am. Cost: $35,500 Jacksonville, Fla. 9:45a.m. 11:35 a.m. nominations due Cost in Norfolk: $21,300 Guantanamo Bay 1:15 p.m. 3:05 p.m. July 10. Comparison cost for April Jacksonville, Fla. 4:45 p.m. 7:35 p.m. Call 4612/4614 TKll-TKll4 Gitmo Norfolk NAS Norfolk, Va. 8:45 p.m. ------:_t Four bedroom $805 $256 See page 3 J

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U.S. stance shifts on Yugoslavia No cooperation re from Hussein AP - The U.S. opposes pean-sponsored cease-fire nel, carriers and trucks ane f force against Croatia and plan. l poised today on the border o AP - Saddam Hussein's Slovenia to preserve Yugosla- The State Department breakaway Croatia. government has not lived up to its via, and now says it will accept meanwhile says the dialogue Many Yugoslavs fear thee promise to international inspec- tors. The inspectors have been Souh frca-heAficn - independence for the breaka- and not the use of force must country will collapse into Civi]l South Africa - The Afnican Na- to demanding for a week a first-hand Republics ifanagreement shape Yugoslavia's future. War if Croatia is dragged int tional Congress is holding a way S- look at a convoy of material and week-long national conference in is worked out through peace- Yugoslavia had its worst the fighting and joins sees equipment allegedly used for Durban, the first such gathering ful and Democratic means. day of bloodshed since two of sionist Slovenia in battlingg making nuclear weapons. But inside South Africa in three dec- President Bush has ex- its largest Republics declared federal troops. with their trip at an end, the head of ades. Nelson Mandela opened the pressed grave concern about independence last week. At Yugoslav news agencies re - the International Atomic Energy conference yesterday by urging renewed fighting in the Bal- least 11 people were killed in ported eariy today that a large re Agency says the only thing Iraq the A.N.C. to broaden its base of e- has shown is destroyed equipment support and to seek change kan nation, and yesterday the breakaway Republic of column of federal Army ye for civilian nuclear research. Inter- also hioes left the Yugoslavia n through negotiations. urged the central Yugoslav Croatia, while violence national inspectors have been in government to assert its con- occurred in Slovenia. capital of Belgrade before Iraq to make sure it destroys its Philippines - ImeldaMarcos says trol over federal military As many as 180 federal dawn and had reached the weapons of mass destruction. she is returning home in October, Army tanks, armored person- Croatian border. to bring peace and bury her hus- forces as well as accept a Euro- band. The wife of former dictator head Navy news Ferdinand Marcos broke her si- No involuntary separations, Surgeon General ends career, lence after Philippine officials BUPERS Affirms: No more than 80 shipmates who help victims of Mount Un- ices Foundation was dedicated said she would end her five years involuntary separations - were in the water after a zen's violent eruptions. during ceremonies in Be- of U.S. exile and return to Manila commercial ferry returning to Donation poured in from thesda. The $500,000 Fisher this week. DoD announced policies governing separation pay and Saratoga sank in heavy seas sailors and Marines, their House includes five Dominican Republic - An at- transition benefits for certain Dec. 21. families and Japanese civilian rooms, two two-room suites, a tempt to sneak into the U.S. has officer and enlisted personnel Twenty-one Saratoga and employees from the naval living and dining room, ended tragically for six stow- who are required to leave carrier air wing 17 crew- base in Sasebo, totaling nearly kitchen, laundry room and of- aways from the Dominican Re- as the Armed members drowned, including 1,000 pounds of food, personal fice space. public. The stowaways were military service Forces gets smaller. But the Petty Officer Delwin Delgado, hygiene items, blankets and Salute to excellence: Navy found dead when the ship arrived 36-year in Florida. Two men who sur- Chief of Naval personnel told who was cited for heroism clothing and $4,500 in cash. Surgeon General vived the trip, say all eight were sailors not to worry. during the dedication of a Sara- Fisher house allows fami- career - Since James A. "frying alive" inside the sealed The Navy plans to reduce toga memorial to all 23 Sara lies to stay close to hospital Zimble of Philadelphia joined wooden box in which they hid. personnel levels by recruiting and CVW-17 personnel who - Sailors and their families the Navy on a whim, he never fewer sailors, and commis- lost their lives during Opera- now have a comfortable place could decide whether he (Continued on page 3) sioning fewer officers. tions Desert Shield/Storm. to stay when an injured or should make the Navy his ca- Saratoga sailors receive Sasebo sailors and Ma- critically ill loved one is hos- reer. Thirty-six years later, he Navy-Marine Corps medals rines aid Mount Unzen vic- pitalized at the national Naval retired as the 30th Surgeon - Five crewmembers from tims - Volcanic ash and Medical Center, thanks to the General of the Navy and direc- USS Saratoga including one of earthquakes not only rattled generosity of two long-time tor of Navy medicine in cere- the victims from last Decem- the Philippines, but also friends of the Navy, Zachary monies June 28. ber's ferry boat tragedy in mobilized sailors and Marines and Elizabeth Fisher. "It just happened," he said. Haifa, Israel, were presented from Navy fleet activities, The second of five houses "It is not what I expected when the Navy and Marines Corps Sasebo, Japan, in a gargan- donated by the Zachary and I graduated from medical Operations led to the rescue of tuan humanitarian effort to Elizabeth Fisher Armed Serv- school." Washington - The paper trail of Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas is coming to light from The Voyage of the Hutia; A contemporary saga pro-choice supporters who want Thomas to publicly state his stand This is the last installment stormy seas, and a trip of al- skills and nerves of reinforced Great Inagua's Man of War on abortion. The National Abor- of a three part series on the most400milesin 10 days. The fiberglas to deal with any cri- Bay. That's when the center tion Rights Action League says voyage of Hutia, a 25-foot crew needed a rest. They sis. Besides that, they were board had to be secured before it's found "smoking guns" that Irwin yacht sailedfrom Miami checked-in to a posh hotel, just a few miles off shore. mooring at Great Inagua's should disqualify the Federal hoisting sail, and reviv- Matthew Town and walking to Appeals Court judge. to GuantanamoBay. The boat jumped in real showers and After was given to Gitmo's MWR reveled at the sensation of ing the engine, Hutia eased off the U.S. Coast Guard Station. Washington - South Korean program by the Coast Guard fresh running water, soap and the sand bar, and again made The friendly smiles and hospi- President Roh Tae Woo today flies after it was confiscated in a clean towels. After washing wake for open water. It was tality of the Coasties made up to Ottawa, Canada. Roh and Bush drug bust. Three sailors, Lt. off embedded salt and donning about 1:30 the next morning for the arduous cruise. met yesterday. They pledged to settled in the seas got really rough Next morning the winds work together for unity of the two Dan Cummings, and Chief dry outfits the crew that Koreas, while continuing to main- Warrant Officers Ben Meier for a gourmet meal. Aside and Hutia needed to find safe were up, Hutia was refueled, tain security in the region. The and Dan Edwards crewed from canned Spam and cold anchorage. That spot was minor repairs were completed U.S. has 40,000 troops stationedin Hutiaacross the Caribbeanto beans, food on the cruise Long Island's Callaway Land- and at about 10:50 a.m., she South Korea. its berth inGitmo'sMarina.In lacked the home cooked vari- ing where they arrived at 4 headed for the Windward Pas- and last leg Connecticut- A budget deadlock parts one and two, Monday ety. After dinner they retired to a.m., June 26, to wait for clear sage, on the longest has forced Connecticut to become and Tuesday, we followed comfortable beds for the first weather before renewing their of the trip. the second state to shut down non- Hutia across the Gulf Stream time in a week. quest. The storm broke at 7:30 Hutia encountered strong essential services. Thousands of to Port Lucaya, Stirrup Cay, The next day they refueled p.m. and Hutia pulled into winds and heavy seas as it state workers remain idled. Un- Berry Islands, Great Harbor, Hutia, completed minor re- Acklin Island's Castle Point to eased between Haiti and Cuba shut out happy tourists have been This gave on its southwestern course of state parks. Welfare cheeks Spanish Wells, Governors pairs, and motored from the anchor for the night. were mailed a day early, in antici- Harbour, and Stella Maris. marina at about noon. With them time to fish these reput- home. That was not of much pation of yesterday's shutdown. The story picks upfrom there. Meier at the helm armed with edly bountiful waters. Their concern compared to almost At least seven other states are still recently gained insight on lo- only catch, however, were four being split in half by a gigantic without a spending plan today. It was a cool and windy cal hazards, something went barracuda and thousands of cruise ship undergoing an all (Continued on page 3) Monday evening June.24 when array. Hutia ran aground, mosquitoes. hands party. Fortunately, Hutia docked in Long Island's about 6 p.m. But, the crew The next morning, June 27, Hutia made radio contact, and Stella Maris Marina. The day didn't panic. Throughout this at about 1:30 andin heavy seas was filled with adventure on cruise they developed nautical they shoved off, making it to See HUTIA page 3 PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1991, GuANTANAMO DAILY GAzErE

CURITY LOG This week's Security Log privately owned boat was van- his keys in his car also re- complex of Gold Hill Towers, is shorter and thinner than last dalized while docked at the ceived assistance from Secu- a forced entry into the Seabee week's. There are three cases hospital pier. An incident oc- rity. compound and a person had reported in the Larceny of Per- curred in the Aggravated As- This week, Security issued their liberty canceled, after sonal Property category. sault category in the 18 regular moving violations resisting arrest and being New hours - The new Telephone Funds were reported stolen McDonald's parking lot area. citations, one written and one drunk and disorderly. Collection Window hours art from Navy Campus, an equal- Another incident occurred at a verbal warning and two people Monday through Friday from 11 izer (another one?) and six Villamar residence. were caught without that life- And that's a wrap for this a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Only custom- tweeters were stolen from an In the 911 department, pa- saving seat belt. Five traffic ers with discrepancies or check- week's Security Log. Let's be seen. Routine unsecured privately owned trolmen assisted a child, ing out will who accidents were reported, four have a safe 4th of July week- payments can be placed in the 24- vehicle near Fire Station 1. was unfortunately bitten by a of them involving a govern- hour drop box or mailed to end, so next week's Security Bo Unsecured is the key word dog and required medical ment vehicle. 94, check or money orders Log can be a short one. Mean- only here. Locking your valuables treatment. Patrolmen helped Other incidents currently Payment receipts will be mailed is always the safest way. the Fire Department in a chlo- underinvestigationinclude time, if you have any informa- to the customer. Call 2963 fol I the more information. Even Gitmo waters saw rine leak at the Officers' Club case of a fire alarm that was tion on an incident, call the at 4105 or 4168. some action this week, when a pool. A motorist who locked maliciously pulled in the "A" professionals Safety -The Occupational Safety and Health Office provides hear- stay ing protection for the 4th of July rammys in New York, Donald Trump in spotlight again fireworks display at Phillip's Park. Boxes of disposable ear AP - Diana, Princess of portunity to the golf course why the 17-year-old withdrew local official would rather hold plugs will be located on the back Wales, didn't quite get what with his brothers Prescott, from Wimbledon. Gossip that idea at arms distance, say- corner posts of the pavilion. The she wanted for her 30th birth- Bucky, and Jonathan. When writer Richard Johnson ing Michael Jackson "doesn't use of these ear plugs is highly recommended. It only takes a day. The Princess let it be asked when the four had last blames that rumor on a group fit with the building." The offi- known that she wanted a "busi- second to protect your hearing for played together, nobody said of Yugoslavian reporters at cer says a more appropriate a lifetime. ness as usual" day Monday, they could remember. Wimbledon. Johnson says, image would be one from but she wasn't allowed to let "They were sitting around "Citizen Kane." Jeep - The long awaited raffle for the occasion go unnoticed. A New York Mayor David trying to think of stories they the 1991 Jeep Wrangler is tomor- giant birthday cake with 30 Dinkins says keeping the could plant in the British pa- row at Phillip's Park at 3 p.m. Pete Rose's ban from base- What? You don't have a ticket? candles was brought out Mon- Grammys in his city for a sec- pers." On Monday, the New ball means he can't dress the Well, it's not too late yet! Tickets day at a charity luncheon in ond straight yearismusic to his York Post reported that Seles are $20 and can still be obtained London. And later, her hus- ears. Dinkins says the awards has been seen at Donald part of a baseball great in a TV until tonight at the mall, where the band Prince Charles hosted a show adds big bucks to the Big Trump's Florida estate. Seles drama about Babe Ruth. Pro- Jeep is on display. Only base resi- reception at their country Apple's economy, to the tune and Trump apparently met at ducers hoped to get Major dents can participate. It's all for a home. of at least $40 League Baseball's O.K. good cause: the 1991 Navy-Ma- million. The last year's U.S. Open. to use rine Corps Relief Fund Drive. Academy of Recording Arts team logos and uniforms for Let's all contribute to this worthy President Bush's mother and Sciences, which gives out Michael Jackson could be their movie, which stars Pete cause. celebrated her 90th birthday the Grammys, is expecting making his next appearance on Rose as Ty Cobb. But they say with a rare family reunion, next Fund raiser -A fundraiser for the year's event to be in Feb- the side of a newly restored they were told he can't appear which led to an even more ruary, too. 1991 Navy Ball takes place at Hollywood landmark. The in a uniform because he's on Phillip's Park tomorrow, during unusual family get-together. Hollywood Arts Council the disqualified list. That's the 4th of July activities. A dunk- The president hosted much of Tennis star Monica Seles is ing booth will be manned from wants to build a huge mural of expected to mean some his family at a celebration the latest focus of a storm gos- him with a three-dimensional 10:30 a.m. until 8 p.m. with your Monday changes in a small scene or favorite (or not so favorite) Gitmo in Kennebunkport, sip, but one columnist claims extension of his arm on the Maine. Then, he took the op- pregnancy two. Rose was banned from residents. It's a great opportunity is not the reason Captain EO theater. But one to dunk a few of your friends for a baseball in 1989 for gambling. good cause. All money raised The film airs on NBC in Octo- goes to the Ball. to's 4th of July activity schedule ber and stars John Goodmanin the title role. Guantanamo Bay -- The onstration starting at noon. display begins after dark. 4th of July excitement begins The long-awaited raffle for Upper Chapman Beach will at 7 a.m. with a one-mile Fun the Jeep is at 3 p.m. Tickets be the site of festivities on the /Walk and a 5K/1OK race will be on sale through tonight Leeward side beginning at 1 at Phillip's Park. The parade at the mall. p.m., for additional informa- X~V~ ~1t '1 L1LTt~LrL~L-+i. begins at 10 a.m. and travels Concession stands open at tion on scheduled activities, from McCalla Hangar, along Phillip's Park at 10 a.m. with call 6009. 5:00 CH 7 NEWS (NY) 6:30 CH 7 ABC NEWS (National) Shennan Avenue, ending up at food, drinks, and T-shirts on 5:30 CH 7 NEWS CE 9 NEWS (Chicago) Phillip's Park. After the pa- sale. Navy Broadcasting will CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) CII 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) If you have any questions 6:00 CH 7 NEWS 7:00 CH9 CBS NEWS rade, the Marines will have a provide music for the (NY) (National) festivi- about the holiday activities CH 9 NEWS (Chicago) CH10 NBC NEWS (National) static display at Phillip's Park ties beginning at 10 a.m. To call Capt. Stolley at 2640 or CH 10 11 ALIVE (Atlanta) and present a firepower dem- complete the day, the firework 2643. 11 All movies begin at 8 p.m. content in food McCalla Lyceum debated again Batteries Not Included. Fantasy (PG).1:47 AP - Talk about a love/ There are a couple of rea- left. Smith, who's an animal CPO Club hate relationship. We don't sons for that, according to sciences professor, does re- want fat in our Claras Heart . . . Drama (PG-13).1:47 food. Doctors Keith Keogh. He's the man- search for the meat industry. tell us it's bad for us. But we CC ager of the U.S. team at next Katherine Wotecki, who want fat in our food. Our taste year's Culinary Olympics, a heads the buds tell us it's good for us. food and nutrition competition of chefs, in Ger- After all, we go for the board at the National Academy many. french fries, the ice cream, the Keogh says the fat en- of Sciences, says fat, "makes potato chips. And that ribbon hances that enticing aroma as you feel full". But she says we Making sure our freshly cleaned and pressed clothes are readily available of fat around the charcoal the steak cooks on the grill. should be able to get that same is the job of cleaner sales clerks like: And, he says, "fat holds taste broiled steak just makes it look satisfying feeling from other NAME: even tastier. on the tongue longer." foods, or smaller amounts of Shannon Linton According to Keogh, the fat. HOMETOWN: greatest challenge a chef faces The fat that comes from Brunswick, Ga. is keeping the flavor while animals and tropical oils is the TIME IN GTMO: 1 mo. 2 weeks reducing the fat. It's a chal- type of fat that health experts CHOICES: lenge his team of chefs is fac- are warning us away from. It MOVIE: ing by using more herbs, causes increased blood choles- Pretty Woman wines, and seasonings in their terol levels, and that can cause MUSIC: low-fat cooking. heart disease. Mellow NAA Arn EgesIMN A professor at Colorado However, the Journal of the RECREATION: State University, Gary Smith, Swimming American Medical Associa- LIFE'S GOAL: says one reason fatty foods tion said recently that if every To become JONneDsDunlout Cm, a lawyer. seem to taste better is that most one of us reduced overall fat IF I COULD DO IT OVER, I'D: of the flavor components in all consumption to 30% of our Attended Georgia State instead of Morris College. foods are in the fat. He says if diet, the level recommended IF I HAD 2 WISHES, I'D: you take the fat out of meat, by doctors, just two percent Have a BMW and finish college. of NOTE: If you sre interested in nominating somesefor Cii noPeople,call14502 there wouldn't be much flavor us would live longer. GuA rANAm DAILY GA2rrE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1991, PAGE 3

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Desmond Hines, Life guard: Miranda Key, 7 years old: Go Michelle White, 5 years old: Ray Marsh, Military Ernel Clark, Food Service Checking out all the parties. to Phillip's Park and watch the I'm gonna ride on the firetruck Construction: I'm going to Worker, Caribe Dining parades on television. for the parade. watch the parade like I have for Room: I'm going to Phillip's the past two years. Buy T-shirts, Park and hang out and partici- hats and eat and drink. I'm gonna pate in the activities MWR is watch the Marines and VC-10 put providing. on the fire power show. Next week's question: "What is your favorite nightspot in Guantanamo Bay and why?"

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WORLD NEWS.fm. pg. 11 Battle of Gettysburg ends, Washington takes command BAY DINING Ireland -- The British Govern- AP - Today's highlights In 1898, the U.S. Navy Paris at age 27. ment is calling off an attempt to in history: defeats a Spanish fleet in the In 1976, Israel launches its CLIPPER CLUB verbally resolve the situation in Tonight: Open Menu NorthernIreland. Britain's North- On July 3, 1863, the three- harbor at Santiago, Cuba, dur- daring mission to rescue about day Civil War Battle of Get- ing the Spanish-American Thursday night: Build Your Own ern Ireland Secretary says with a 100 passengers and Air France Pizza deadline fast approaching, there's tysburg, Penn., ends in a major War. crew members being held at Friday night: Jerk Chicken and Pork not enough time to make genuine victory for the North as Con- In 1930, Congress creates Entebbe Airport in Uganda by Saturday night: Jerk Chicken and progress. Officials had hoped to federate Troops retreat. the Veterans Administration. Pork explore the possibility of restor- pro-Palestinian hijackers. Sunday night: Steamship Round ing a form of self-government in On this date: In 1950, American and CPO CLUB Northern Ireland, which has been In 1608, the City of Quebec North Korean forces clash for In 1978, the U.S. Supreme Tonight: All-U-Can-Eat Chicken and under direct British rule since is founded by Samuel De the first time in the Korean Court rules that the Federal Ribs 1972. Champlain. War. Thursday: Closed In 1775, General George Communications Commis- Friday's Lunch: Call 7942 Belgium -- Poland's President In 1962, Algeria becomes Rib and Scallops Washington takes command sion is within its authority to Friday night: Prime Lech Walesa is in Brussels today independent after 132 years of reprimand New York radio Saturday night: Prime Rib and to address the NATO Military Al- of the Continental Army at Scallops French rule. station WBAI-FM for broad- liance, his country's former ad- Cambridge, Mass. Sunday's Lunch: Oriental Brunch versary. Walesa plans to call for In 1890, Idaho becomes the In 1971, Singer Jim Morri- casting a George Carlin com- Sunday night: Open Menu Monday's Lunch: Call 7942 closer ties to help ensure Euro- 43rd State of the Union. son of "The Doors" dies in edy routine. pean stability, while warning that FRA the Soviet Unionmust not isolate. Tonight Mexican Night from H UTIA.continued page one OFFICERS' CLUB USA NEWS.fm. pg. 1 precluded meeting on the high with their only at-sea company else was a piece of cake," says Tonight Open Menu seas. A stowaway came being schools of friendly por- Thursday: Closed Meier. Cummings chimed in Friday night: Swordfish and Steak Washington -- Marine Corporal aboard shortly after in the form poise. Michael Kilpatrick won a silver with, "It was the most exhila- Saturday night: Mongolian BBQ of a flying fish, which Sunday: Closed star for his Gulf War heroics, was Greeting them as they rating adventure I've ever been Monday's Lunch: Lime Chicken braving enemy fire to call in air quickly tossed overboard. sailed through the Bay were partof,andl'ddoitagain." As strikes and single-handedly dis- At 7:30 a.m., June 29, Capt. Dave Kirkpatrick, and an for Edwards, "There's nothing POST 46 Tonight Delivery Service Available abling an Iraqi tank, But the 22- Guantanamo Bay was spotted entourage that included MWR like sailing with people you year-old Marine is giving his Thursday: Closed by Edwards just off the star- Director, Craig Brock. Brock Friday's Lunch: Braised Oxtail to someone he says de- can depend upon, even if you medal board bow, Saturday: Delivery Service Available serves it more, his father, who several miles and says, ".the addition of Hutia can't depend upon the equip- hours distant. By 9:30 a.m. Sunday: Delivery Service Available died 21 years ago in Vietnam. to our fleet will surely enhance ment." Monday's Lunch: Pork Chops Kilpatrick yesterday placed the Hutia was tied to its berth and our boating program." "After we've cleaned and SUSIE'S LUMPIA HOUSE the Vietnam War Memorial starat the welcome home party got "The most exciting part of spruced up Hutia, we'll have it Thursday: Beef Broccoli His mother says in Washington. under way. Yes, the weary the cruise was dealing with all available for the sailing pleas- Friday: Pork Adobo it's the first time father and son Saturday: Beef Caldireta were able to share anything. sailors were glad to be home the annoyances like the engine ure of residents," Brock con- after more than 154 sailing bolts, the centerboard, and cluded. Monday: Chicken Adobo hours, and 760 nautical miles, running aground. Everything PAGE 4,WEDNESDAY,Ju.Y 3, 1991, GU ANAMO D Y Gzerr

Sports Toronto holds off Minnesota in Skydome MLB Standings AP - Toronto kept win- Canseco drove in four runs for second base in the first inning. Roundup 3~AL L CI.A ning and Minnesota kept los- the A's, who have dropped But X-rays showed no bro- Toronto 45 33 .577 -- MLB ing as the American League nine of 12 games. ken bones and Sandburg says Boston 39 36 .520 4.5 All-Star game - The Detroit 38 38 .500 6 division leaders faced off at the 's two-run he hopes to be back in the New York 35 38 .479 7.5 starting line-up for base- Milwaukee 34 41 .453 9.5 Skydome last night. The Blue homer in the eighth tied the lineup in a day or two. ball's all-star game will be Baltimore 31 44 .413 12.5 Jays chipped away at a 3-1 score and Ozzie Guillen's RBI Dave Magadan's RBI Cleveland 24 50 .324 19 announced today at 6 p.m. in each of Reserves will be named to- deficit with one run in the ninth provided single in the ninth pushed the Minnesota 45 33 .577 - 0 the last three innings, and they the deciding run as the Chicago New York Mets California 43 33 .556 1 . morrow. past the Mon- Texas 40 32 .556 2 leader - nipped the Twins 4-3. White Sox rallied to nip the treal Expos 2-1. The Expos Chicago 40 35 .533 3 A.L. ERA Oakland 41 36 .532 3.5 The American League ERA Rance Mulliniks singled Seattle Mariners 5-4. have lost nine-straight games. Seattle 39 38 .506 5.5 home the game-winning run in The , The St. Louis Kansas City 34 41 .453 9.5 leader is on the disabled list Cardinals, National League and will miss the mid-sum- the ninth. The Blue Jays have seven games shy of the half- who've hit only 25 home runs Earl N' IL f LSi mer classic. Minnesota's Pittsburgh 46 28 .622 - won 11 of their last 13 games way point of their season, lost this season, got two of them on St. Louis 42 34 .553 5 Scott Erickson, who is 12-3 and the Twins have dropped for the 50th time. Matt Nokes consecutive pitches from New York 41 34 .547 5.5 with 1.83 ERA is on the 15- Chicago 35 42 .455 12.5 six of their last seven. drove in three runs and Jesse Tommy Greene last night. Ray Montreal 33 44 .429 14.5 day disabled list with a sore California's moved to Barfield hit his 17th homer as Lankford and Pedro Guerrero Philadelphia 32 45 .416 15.5 elbow. West W L. CI. lfi within one game of the divi- the hit the fourth-inning drives Los Angeles 46 29 .613 -- Phillies - Philadelphia Cincinnati 42 33 .560 4 sion-leading Twins in the outscored the Tribe 8-5. that has extended the contract of started the Redbirds on Atlanta 37 37 .500 8.5 West. Last night, Max Detroit's Bill Gullickson their way to a 6-1 victory over San Diego 38 40 .487 9.5 general manager Lee Tho- San Francisco 33 43 .434 13.5 mas two years. The pact Venable's first career grand logged his 10th victory with the . The Houston 30 46 .395 16.5 the 1994 slam highlighted the Angels help from a bullpen that Cards have hit four of their Tuesday's results now runs through American League season. 10-3 romp over the Kansas danced around danger in each homers in the last week off Boston 14, Milwaukee 4 City Royals. of the last four innings, and the Greene. Detroit 4, Baltimore 3 NHL Boston tallied 22 hits in Tigers Toronto 4, Minnesota 3 edged the Baltimore Cincinnati won for the sev- New York 8, Cleveland 5 Canucks - Vancouver routing the Milwaukee Brew- Orioles 4-3. enth time in eight starts, so a Texas 9, Oakland 6 named a new head to- ers 14-4. Mike Greenwell, In the National League, three-run homer by Chris Sabo California 10, Kansas City 3 day. Team president and Chicago 5, Seattle 4 Jody Reed and Luis Rivera Pittsburgh ripped the Chicago general manager Pat Quinn, and a solo shot from Mariano Today's games each had four hits for the Red Cubs 13-4. Gary Varsho hom- Duncan helped the Reds over- Detroit at Baltimore who took over coaching Cleveland at New York duties Jan. 31, after firing Sox. Ellis Burks knocked in ered twice, tripled, scored come three Atlanta solo home Minnesota at Toronto four runs and Rivera drove in three times and drove in six runs. Cincinnati beat the Boston at Milwaukee Bob McCammon, is ex- Oakland at Texas pected to stay behind the three. runs for the Pirates. He entered Braves 6-3. Chicago at Seattle bench. Rafael Palmeiro's two the game with just five RBIs Houston's Jeff Bagw ell Kansas City at California Free agents - The drove in four runs during he National League home runs and Steve Buech- this season. t] Pittsburgh 13, Chicago 4 NHL has announced the elle's two-run single in the Pitsburghalsogotfourhits Astros 8-4 decision over t] he St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 1 names of 136 players who eighth helped Texas outscore from Bobby Bonilla and Mike . Cincinnati 6, Atlanta 3 officially become free New York 2, Montreal 1 Oakland 9-6. Ranger starter LavallereandthreeRBlsfrom Ramon Martinez and t wo i.os Angeles 4, San Diego I agents this week. On the list Nolan Ryan reached the 100- Bobby Bonds. Chicago second Dodger relievers combined on Houston 8, San Francisco 1 is goalie Ed Belfour who Today's games level for a record 22 baseman a six-hitter to give the Dodge rs was a first team all-star, Pittsburgh at Chicago consecutive season. Jose bruised his right hand stealing a 4-1 win over the Padres. New York at Montreal Vezina Trophy winner and St. Louis at Philadelphia Calder Trophy winner as a Wimbledon tennis matches continue after rain Cincinnati at Atlanta rookie with Chicago this Los Angeles at San Diego AP - The women's quar- batioi and Peru's Laura Gilde- Wheaton were fourth-rou Houston at San Francisco past season. 'nd terminal round and the men's mister also had their match winnersRaonMaeezndt in men's play yeste .er- Tennis todh a .w sT eirs s m- at ict rie . G af NBA fourth round continue at Wim- interrupted by rain. Sabatini - day.D odger rrie e e co n d Tuesday's results Bucks - Milwaukee bledon today. Rain prevented leads 6-2, I-love.d- Men's fourth round Stefan Edberg defeats John McEnroe says guard Dale Ellis under- completion of both yesterday. Top seed Steffi Graf an Homm unity Jim Courier defeats Karel Novacek went back surgery on a her- Jennifer CapriatiWimbledonntennislmatcesScontinuelafterarai and fifth seed Mary Joe Fenandez i B lei Michael Stich defeats A. Volkov niated disc yesterday. Back Today's games Martna Navratilova will at- both reached the semifinals in Boris Becker vs. Christian Bergstrom problems forced him to miss tract much of theterfinalts.undeendefresmenns attention yesterday with straight-set A 4th of July Andre Agassi vs. Jacco Eltingh the final 10 games of the Guy Forget vs. Tim Mayotte bails. AllnGitmoeresd regular season and the play- bledon Women's fourth round ended yesterday during the son and Fernandez defeated Steffi Graf defeats Zina Garrison offs. second set. CapriatiJennifer had wonandRT fourthCapriati seed Arantxa Sanchez Tennis -- There areterrn n- M.J. Fernandez defeats AS. 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