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20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Sept. 1, 1988 I CARS HOMES ROOMMATES I HOMES I FOR GALE FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED One game out MANCHESTER. Male, W3 PLYMOUTH Val­ 1$NCE In a Blue moon- SpeciQlim D^t! non-smoker to share iant. Excellent condi­ ...does such a distin­ spacious 2 bedrooms, tion. Super stereo. guished home become • t • ‘ v'f. kitchen, living room, Many extras. Original Red Sox down the Angels • I ' BOLTON lake, 2 bedroom available! Superb lo­ baths. Includes owner. $895. or best cation on TImrod rood. Cope, large lot, 2 stor­ ROORNS/ MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS heat and water. $355. offer. 646-1830._______ age sheds, gas heat, Ansaldl-bullt In 1972 646-2881 .□____________ and close gap on the Tigers /II appliances, private with plaster construc­ CHILDCARE SIDING SERVICES SERVICES 1983 CAM ARO Berllnetto, tion. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 TWO bedroom apart­ white, excellent condl- beach. 18 Colonial tlon. V6. Coll 649-2271 Road. 8144,900. 649- baths, summer porch, LICENSED day care. ment In nice two family H&R ROOnNG S & S Framing Qay & Son Masonry house on a Quiet street. 1978 C H EV Y Malibu. V-6, 1794. enormous country kit­ Children over 2 years No |ob too big or too will do chen with wet bar, old. Full time or part • AddHIont • OsragM • Porch Residential a Commercial $267.50 plus half of utili­ automatic, 4 door, 1 MANCHESTER. Best buy small. Will work 7 days ties. No lease. Call Dan In Manchester! Com­ hardwood floors time. Meals and •nd dooka Ceramic tiles — Marble owner, 88K. $1000. 643- throughout, 2 firepla­ snacks. 646-7473. until job complete. 10% • SUM LleooMd at 643-1108 days. 8482.________________ fort & atfordabllltv a Granite ces, gracious and ma­ discount for Senior • Fully Intuisd 1976 Ford Grand Torino come packaged In this PART time help needed cm 643-0021. 045-1767 roomy Garrison Colon­ ture landscaping sur­ afternoons for small Citizens. call 627-8973 Wagon. Air, great con­ ial m at's only 8 years rounds this truly Infant/toddler center. 875-9153, Joe Evenings dition. Family cor. young. FIreplaced munificent home. Call 289-5484. T&L MASONRY FURNITURE Best offer. 643-4177. f ront-to-back first floor $329,900. Jackson 8, 647-9289, Rick Screened Loam, gravel, 1981 PONTIAC T1000. Jackson Real Estate, Brick,'block, stone. Family room, eat-ln processed gravel. Sand, pull out leaves, $50. Runs great, 85,000 647-8400.D____________ raCARPENTRV IRANCHESTER ROOFING Stone & Fill. Chimneys and repairs. miles, new clutch, new kitchen with bow win­ | 2 ° J REMODELING No Job too small. Cherry wood desk, dow, oyerlooking deck GREAT Starter Home. All types of roofing & For Deliveries call $150. Oak dresser, se­ brokes. $650. 643-1534. Manchester $153,900. repairs. Wood shingles FREE ESTIMATES MrralJi 8i prWote yard. Formal cond drawer folds — Cedar Shakes. George Griffing llvlngroom 8, dining Cute Cape In excellent FARRAND REMODEUNG call 645-8063 down to writing ta- SCHALLER room. Generous sized condition. Remodeled Room sddltloni, docks, roofing, 27 years Bxptrltncu 74 2-7886 ble,$175. 643-9213. MawfBtf • U oow o8 • OuoraM M tf bedrooms. Including kitchen, 3 bedrooms, tiding, windows and guttart. PERSONAL SERVICES A c u r a Master bedroom suite, V/7 baths, fireplaced Backhoa and bulldoztr tarvica living room, plus keep 645-8830 • CtMckbosk Control R!nBDAt8/MARINE USED CARS plus two and '/i baths. avallabla. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. DELIVERING • Inconao T<n Proporotlon Lower leyel rec room cool In the In-ground Rich, clean, stone-free • Lift 6 Hoottt) Intwranco Atfvico EQUIPMENT 87Interga3D.... *11,495 30 Cents pool and enclosed Bus. 647-8509 Friday, Sept. 2, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm offers lots of extra Iftn l heating/ foam. 5 yards. *00 Plus Tax. • MuGoft ContuHoflon 87 Interga 3D.....• 8,995 space for the growing porch. Seller to help Res. 645-6849 Also, sand, gravel, stone • nnonclol Cfloto Plonnino BOAT. 1987 Chaparral, I S y PLUMPING 87 Chevette........ • 4.795 family neighborhood. pay closing costs. ’ and horse manure. Coll Don Metier-649-3329 225XLC, 21 footer, Mer $211,500. Call Susan $153,900. D.W. Fish Cruiser, 260 HP, with 87 Bronco.......... $AVE Realty, 643-1591.0 D. B. M o tlar, inc. trailer and many ac­ Shimer for your ap­ 8 8 8 HOME PJ’s Plumbing, Hsating & 6 4 3 -9504 86 Corvette........ *19,595 pointment today.Sen­ BINGO!! Just the right cessories. $19,000. Call 86 LeSabre........ * 9,295 try Real Estate, 643- IMPR0VEMENT8 Air Conditioning 643-9095 weekdays be­ set-up for one-floor liv­ Boilers, pumps, hot water 86 Tempo.......... * 4.995 4060.0 _______________ ing at It's best! Mint & REPAIR8 STONE EXPERTS LAND8CAPIND tween 8-5; 30pm, ask for tanks, new and Bob. 86 Civic DX....... * 5,495 MORE For Your Money. condition with easy "No Job Too Small" replacements. All types of stone work, 86LXI HB ...... ..* 8,995 O’Neill orders 3% cut in spending Rsgittarad and Fully Insured Rambling 4 bedroom maintenance Inside FREE ESTIMATES walls, vsneer, dry stone LANDSCAPINQ 85 Toronado....... * 9,495 Ranch on extra large and outside. 5 rooms, 2 FREE ESTIMATES wall. 0-S Call Ryan NOJOS rOOtSMU IM U 8ICAL bedrooms, . gracious 643-9649/228-9616 Fruns Shrubs, hsdgas. tsdSWiig, 85 Regal............ * 7,295 By Judd Everhart $30 million in pension costs into “Still, we must be fiscally respon­ cities and towns, Medicaid pay­ Democratic legislative leaders to budget by raising taxes. beautifully landscaped 647-0593 Patrick. Mon.-FrI. 0-5 planSngs, lawn ssstfing S ITEM 8 “I think, perhaps, the good lot. Features Include fireplaced living room, msmssnsnos. 84 Skylark.........* 3,995 The Associated Press the special transportation fund sible, we must cut spending if we ments, tax exemptions for the brief them in general terms about first floor family room, formal dining room, 8 7 1 -6 0 9 6 CsS FREE ESTIMATES PIAN O for sale. Old up­ 83 Olds Custom and $26 million from the budget are to ... maintain a sound fiscal elderly, services for the mentally how he would deal with an times are over for probably about full basement, 1-car everybody,” he said. ‘"The re­ 2 full baths. Private I PAINTING/ MI8CELLANE0U8 ParsMMlizMl Lawii Cart right. Must sell, $250 or Cruiser..............* 3,995 HARTFORD - Gov. William reserve, or rainy day fund, footing.” retarded, student loan programs, estimated deficit of $120.8 million rural area convenient garage. Lakewood Cir­ a LaadMigiBg best offer. 646-M75. 83 Merc Capri....• 3,995 A. O’Neill today ordered state Exempt from the budget cuts programs for the blind and most in the 1988-89 budget. venues are not coming in as cle area. $187,500. Jack- PAPERING 8ERVICE8 Gay & Son Masonry O’Neill said. to highway and shop­ 742-5224 isavs msttags STUDENT Model Bundy agencies to cut spending by 3 are the $535 million transporta­ services of the Department of Hfe reiterated what his budget anticipated in state after state ping. Reduced to sell at son 8< Jackson Real 345 Center SM., The 3 percent cuts ordered in Estote, 647-8400.O N A M E your own price. ODD lobs. Trucking. Brick Block Stone Flute, great condition. Manchester • 647-7077 percent' to offset an estimated agency budgets will not result in tion funci established in 1985 to Children and Youth Services, chief, Anthony V. Milano, had after state. $161,900. Century 21 Ep­ Home repairs. You Ideal for beginner. $200 'T il cut where I can cut,” he stein Realty, 647-8895.0 OWNER Anxious. Price Father 8< Son Pointing $121 million budget deficit for the any layoffs or pay cuts for state pay for a 10-year road and bridge O’Neill said. said earlier in the week; "No and Papering. Remo­ name It, we do It. Free Fireplaces & Concrete THIS SPACE or best offer. _______ current fiscal year. He said Thursday that “the state employee layoffs, and I added. RIVER Mill Estates. reduced. Desirable estimates. Insured.643- MANCHESTER employees, but could mean some 4epair program and the Educa­ Bowers School area. val. 291-8567. vacancies don’t get filled and a tion Trust Fund, a $206 million good times are over” and that he certainly am not going to cut Emerging from the meeting of Featuring superior lo­ 0304. 282-7341 •59.47 I PETS AND HONDA The 3 percent cuts will save cation, all cedar siding, Immaculate 7 room Co­ for 24 Insgrtlons only about $65 million. The rest of reduction in some services, the fund established in 1986 to help would have to ma ke “some major services to the people who have to legislative leaders and the gover­ lonial. New roof, drive­ Exterior Palnllng & SUPPLIES U S E D C A R S accept services and the commun­ nor, House Speaker Irving J. 2 bedrooms, I'/z baths, TVi e VCRi e APPLIANCES C a ll 643-2711 the projected' shortfall will be governor said. increa'se teacher salaries. cuts” in this year’s $6.3 billion private deck, applian­ way and 100 amp ser- 8talnlng HAWKES TREE SERVICE POWER TOOLS 88 Merc. Ctprl *5995 offset by $85 million in allocated "I agonized over the decision to Also exempt from cuts are budget. ities as well.” He also said he ces, cathedral ceilings, vlce. Beautiful! •Also stockado fences Installed Bucket, truck 6 chippar. Stump You Nomo H — tVeW Shoppod For tt fo r dgtol1> SHELTIE AKC regis­ 84 Hondi CRX *5495 See DEFICIT, page 10 $162,900. Strano Real tered. Blue merle and 83 Plym. Turltmo *3795 but unspent funds, the transfer of order these cuts,” O’Neill said.
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    Table of Contents 1 SECTION I SECTION IV SECTION VI Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp The Southern League Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp General Information Baseball History League Office/Contact ............. 31 Contact the Shrimp .................... 2 Team Quick Directory .............. 31 History ................................60-61 Ownership/Front Office .............. 2 2017 Standings (by half) .......... 32 Yearly Records ...................62-63 Radio Quick Information ............ 3 2017 League Leaders .........33-34 Baseball Grounds ...................3-4 2018 League Format ............... 35 SECTION VII At a Glance ......................... 4 2018 Opponents .................36-44 Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Firsts ................................... 4 Biloxi ................................. 36 Record Book Ground Rules ...................... 4 Birmingham ....................... 37 Attendance History .............. 4 Chattanooga ..................... 38 Pitching Records ..................... 64 Front Office .............................5-8 Jackson ............................. 39 Hitting Records ........................ 65 Ken Babby .......................... 5 Mississippi ......................... 40 All-Time All-Stars ..................... 66 Pfander, Craw, McNabb ...... 6 Mobile ............................... 41 Weekly Awards ........................ 67 Blaha, Williams, Ratz. ......... 7 Montgomery ...................... 42 Award Winners ........................ 68 Hoover, LaNave, DeLettre... 8 Pensacola ......................... 43 S.L.