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By Andrew Rosenthal The Associated Press violate lease MOSCOW — The top Kremlin arms negotiator today entered By John F. Kirch special talks with a high-level U.S. body voted unanimously to give Herald Reporter delegation saying the Soviet Union women the equal playing time, but was eager for a new superpower rescinded that vote last week after summit. It appears that the Manchester men and women protested the Country Club is in violation of its But Viktor Karpov also said U.S. action. town-owned lease because it does arms control policy suggests the The club’s male members, who, not grant women the same rights White House is not interested in according to some sources, out as it does men. the town attorney progress toward disarmament, a number females by about four to said today, adding that a formal prerequisite often cited by the one. brought a petition to the club’s opinion on the matter will be Kremlin for setting the date of the Board of Governors Tuesday, released later this afternoon. next U.S.-Soviet summit. saying that if women want equal “ It looks to me that there are rights, they should pay the same When asked about the possibility provisions in the lease that give of a summit this year, Karpov said. annual membership rates and lose equal rights to all members.” said a special Ladies Day designated “ We would do anything for that. So Town Attorney Kevin O’Brien. it depends on our partners.” each Thursday that gives women “ That would appear to preclude special tee-off times. Karpov spoke briefly outside the them from having different play Foreign Ministry to an ABC-TV Both men and women pay $480 a ing rules for different players. The year for a single membership, crew, acting as a pool for Am eri lease calls for equal rights." can television networks. He then while a family rate is set at $720. The attorney’s opinion could left for the start of talks with a U.S. Some men have requested that the lead to the termination of the club’s delegation headed by Paul Nitze. family rate be eliminated, arguing lease, which the town holds. But that the woman in the family does President Reagan’s arms control O’Brien said he believes the adviser. not pay the full share. country club would probably The U.S. Embassy and members change its rules rather than risk Please turn to page 8 of the American delegation de losing its lease. clined comment on the talks, John Pickens, the club's vice taking place in a government guest president, said he could not com house in the Lenin Hills near ment until he heard from the town. central Moscow. “ I don’t think I should comment Area roads There was no official comment until I get all the facts,” he said. from the Soviet government or4he O’ Brien's opinion was prompted state-run press. Karpov declined by Town Director Stephen T. to get new to discuss the talks in detail, saying Penny, who asked the attorney to they were confidential. look intothe m atteraftera handful The talks, scheduled to last two of female club members said they days, were seen as important were being discriminated against surfaces preparations for a Sept. 19-20 because they were not allowed to meeting between Secretary of tee off at the same time as men Bv John F. Kirch State George P. Shultz and Soviet during the prime weekend morn Herald Reporter Foreign Minister Eduard A. ing hours. Shevardnadze. According to O’Brien, the club’s The state Department of Trans That meeting is intended to set rules prohibit this kind of practice. portation will be busy in Manchps- an agenda for a summit this year The club makes the rules, which ter and the surrounding area over between Reagan and Soviet leader are attached to the lease, but the the next few weeks, as a num l^rof Mikhail S. Gorbachev. town must approve them. O’Brien roadways are slated for rraurfac- The two leaders agreed to hold a said. He said that the club’s Board ing and improvements. second meeting in the United of Governors may have been Two major roadways in Man States after their summit in changing the rules without getting chester and one in Andover will be Geneva last November. approval to do so from the town. resurfaced over the next few Echoing the Kremlin position on However. O’Brien said he did not weeks, while a bridge deck is being arms control, Karpov stressed the think this was intentional, but replaced bn slate Route6 in Bolton, Importance of negotiating a treaty rather an oversight. the DOT said in its weekly projects to ban nuclear testing. The Soviet “ I think people have not paid' report. Union’s unilateral moratorium on attention to it (the lease).” the None of the projects, which fall such tests expired Wednesday, but town attorney said. "I think the under the state’s program to the Soviets haven’t said whether club has to be reminded of what the .resurface .500 miles of state roads the ban will be extended, lease says.” this year, will require detours for “ A nuclear test ban is a problem O’ Brien’s formal opinion will be residents in the area. DOTofficlals that I think is very important to be given to Penny, who can t hen make said this morning. solved,” Karpov said, “ As you a request that the town take .some In Manchester, the state will know, we suggest the solution — a action. resurface a 2.81-mile stretch of total ban, or at least bilaterally for This could include a meeting Charter Oak Street, which changes he start of it ” Herald photo by Pocha between town and club officials to into Highland Street and Camp "’Karpov insisted that the Soviet straighten out the matter, or the Meeting Road as it goes east. The proposal for a test ban was Among the winners ^ town could issue a "notice of project will cost $398,000 and will intended to speed disarmament default” that gives the country begin Friday, the DOT said. talks and said “ the Americans Glenn Beaulieu, the owner of the Main beautification award from the Greater club five days to correct the lease The work, which will take five (have) some other attitude to Pub, stands outside his newiy renovated Manchester Chamber of Commerce. violations. O’Brien said. If those days bet ween 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., that” building. Beaulieu is one of six Five other winners are pictured on page violations are not addressed. will start at the Charter Oak O’ Brien said, the club could be Asked if he meant that the intersection with South Main Manchester businessmen who won a 13. forced to “ vacate thi; premises.” United States does not want Street and end at the Bolton town At issue are the tee-off times line. disarmanent, Karpov replied. " I f alloted to men and women at the you put all the things together, it The second project In town is club on weekends. For years, men already underway and includes a looks like that.” have been allowed to draw lots to Although plans for the special 2.03-mile portion of state Route 83 Coast Guard prepares to aid tee off between 6 a.m. and 11:30 Moscow talte were announced in from Lewis Street in Manchester a.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, the Soviet press, the Communist to Mountain Road in Glastonbury. while women have had to wait until Party daily Pravda, the only The resurfacing project, which after 11:30. The practice led to a national newspaper that publishes will cost $1.2 million, started three drive last fall by a small minority Monday mornings, made no men fishermen in disputed waters weeks ago when the state stripped of women who said they were being tion of the arrival of the U.S. the street. Resurfacing began discriminated against. delegation. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - State Department, Sinclair said. believed to be from at least two In June, the club’s governing Please turn to page 8 In a departure from protocol that The crew of a Coast Guard cutter The Midgett carries a five-inch other boats, he said. suggested the Kremlin is trying to met with captains of U.S. fishing gun at the bow and .50-caliber The Katie K was one of about 60 play down the significance of the vessels today to lay plans to machine guns, Rosenholm said. boats fishing for tanner crabs near meeting, no Soviet delegation was recover 150 crab pots in disputed It could take anywhere from St. Matthew Island when it was sent to Moscow’s Sheremetyevo waters where Soviet ships chased three or four hours to two or three approached Wednesday by a So TODAY’S HERALD Airport to meet American officials one of the boats for nearly two days to complete the recovery, viet inspection vessel and another Sunday, hours. depending on the weather, how far Soviet ship of unknown nature, the One U,S, diplomat, who spoke on apart the crab pots were placed Coast Guard said. The crew of the 378-foot Midgett. condition of anonymity, said he and how many fishing boats join The Katie K was about 160 miles Sick of their Jobs index was surprised by the absence of an based in San Francisco, arrived the mission, said Arne Aadland. late Sunday to meet with skippers west of the island in an area People who think their office 16 pages, 2 sections official Soviet group, but did not president of the North Pacific claimed by both the United States of the Katie K of Seattle and at buildings are making them sick know how significant it was. Fishing Vessel Owners and the Soviet Union. The area has least two other crabbers about 120 often don’t realizethat jobdissatis- None of the U.S. officials would Association. been disputed since the Soviet A flu irn 1A miles west of St. Matthew Island faction may be the real culprit, comment when asked if their trip, Poor visibility could force the Union sold Alaska to the United ClflsniliArl and 40 miles from the crab pots, says an expert on human health made during the summer recess in cutter to escort each fishing vessel States in 1867. The dispute is over r .n m ir s A said Coast Guard Petty Officer and the environment. Story on the Geneva arms control talks, to the crab pots individually. whether a dividing line was an ronnActlriit .»> Glenn Rosenholm in Juneau. page 5. signals progress toward a disar Aadland said in a telephone international or a less significant PnlArtAinmAnt 1A mament agreement. The Coast Guard planned to interview from his home in Seattle maritime boundary. F n riio Mi The Soviet media have com Cioudy and humid provide aerial reconnaissance for before leaving to join his own The Soviets told the Katie K it a . 1 n r « l nAu/s n A plained in recent days that por the retrieval with an HC-130 vessel, the Arctic Wind. was fishing in Soviet waters. As Variable cloudiness and humid 1 n tlA ry 9 tions of Reagan’s recent letter to airplane from Kodiak, about 780 “ The last week or so it’s been one Soviet boat attempted to come today with a 60 percent chance of nhiliiArlAA A Gorbachev on arms control were miles away, said Lt. j.g. Edward just pea-soup fog up there,” he showers and thunderstorms. High alongside, the other fired two D p in ln n . A leaked to Washington journalists. Sinclair. said. “ I ’m sure that’s one reason flares and started lowering a small of 80 to 85. Clearing and cooler P A T ip lA 9 Senior television commentator In the event of resistance by the they were able to get away (when boat, the Coast Guard said. tonight with a low of 55 to 60. Wind .n pnrtii 0 .1 9 Valentin Zorin, appearing Sunday ' Soviets, especially a show of force, the Soviets gave chase).’ ’ The Katie K turned for the U.S. northwest around 10 mph. Mostly TA lA u laIn n 14 on the program “ Studio 9,’’ called plans called for the crew of the Most of the pots, valued at $200 to coast and was pursued for an hour sunny and drier Tuesday with a 1 1 Q AA/nrIH the leaks “ an obvious and crude Midgett to send a radio message $300 each, were from the 108-foot and 40 minutes before the Soviet high in the mid-70s. Details on page 7 violation of the confidentiality.” asking for instructions from the > Katie K,.^but some also were vessels turned back. 2, W e a th e r 2 i — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 11. 1986 MANCH ESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 11. 1986 — 3 Meotti calls WEATHER on Zinsser: Tentative deal reached ‘let’s debate’ Connecticut forecast on sale of water firms Bv John F. Kirch Central, Eastern Interior and Southwestern Herald Reporter By George Layng be rejected. the oldest tax owed, he said. Interior: Variable cloudiness and humid today Herald Reporter with a 60 percent chance of showers and “ I won’t breathe deeply until it’s Wittenzellner said that would Michael Meotti, the Democrat really done,” he said, thunderstorms. Highs 80 to 85. Wind south 10 to 15 leave him paying off the taxes seeking the state Senate seat held A tentative deal has been Wittenzellner. owner of the the owed by Koppleman. mph shifting to northwest this afternoon. Wind by Carl A. Zinsser. R-Manchester. reached to sell Manchester’s L * M Aqua Pump Co. in Stafford, said he The Koppleman estate does not strong and gusty near thunderstorms. Clearing has challenged his opponent to a Water Co, and the Elm Water Co. does not expect much difficulty in have the revdhue to cover those and cooler tonight with lows 55 to 60. Wind series of debates in the five towns in Coventry to the man appointed having the agreement approved. taxes. Earlier this year, a settle northwest around 10 mph. Mostly sunny and drier that make up the 4th Senatorial by the state Department of Public He said the West Hartford Probate ment was reached with Coventry Tuesday with highs in the mid-70s. District. Utilities Control to operate the Court should give its OK in about whereby Wittenzellner agreed to West Coastal and East Coastal: Considerable Meotti. majority leader of the firms since the death of the former one month, and then an application Glastonbury Town Council, said owner of the utilities in 1983. pay 10 percent of the taxes owed by /cloudiness and humid today with a 60 percent will be filed with the DPUC. Koppleman. this morning that he will send chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs 80 to John Wittenzellner of Stafford, Wittenzellner said public hearings Zinsser a letter later today re In addition toback taxes. Witten 85. Wind southwest 10 to 15 mph shifting to who was selected to oversee the will be held in both Manchester and zellner is also paying back to the questing the forums, adding that northwest late this afternoon. Wind strong and two companies when former owner Coventry as part of the DPUC’s 106 customers of the L & M Water he would like to begin as soon as George Koppleman died, said this review. Co. about $35,000 he borrowed from gusty near thunderstorms. Clearing and cooler possible. tonight with lows 60 to 65. Wind northwest around 10 morning he has agreed to a sale them to make repairs to the Today In “ I ’d like to get started in According to a 1983 DPUC mph. Mostly sunny and drier Tuesday with highs 75 offer made hy David Hadden, the system, which serves the Redwood September.” Meotti said. “ I think evaluation, the last one completed, to 80. Hartford attorney handling Kop- Farms area in southwest Man there’s a lot to talk about. Let’s go the L & M Water Co. was valued at Northwest Hills: Considerable cloudiness today history pleman’s estate. Wittenzellner re $27,994 with $58,929 in assets. The chester. The loan is being repaid — throughout the district. Let the fused to disclose the details of the along with 9 percent interest — in ■ with a 60 percent chance of showers and voters see us together.” Elm Water Co. was worth $6,334 thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 70s. Wind Among those born agreement, except to say that a with assets totaling $67,345. How the form of a monthly $2.50 credit Zinsser said today that he was limited amount was being offered on customers’ water bills, he said. A southwest 10 to 15 mph shifting to northwest this ever, the evaluations did not on this date was sure the two would debate during for the utilities because a high afternoon. Wind strong and gusty near thunder include the repairs that have since All the repairs have been com author Alex Haley, in the campaign. However, he re amount of back taxes is owed on pleted for L & M. but “ an awful lot storms. Clearing and cooler tonight with lows in the frained from commenting on Meot been made to both systems, nor the 1921. them. potential revenues. of repairs" remain to be made for mid-50s. Light northwest wind. Mostly sunny and ti’s r^uest until he sees the letter. The settlement now must be the Elm Water Co., Wittenzellner Cloudy and warm drier Tuesday with highs in the mld-TOs. “ It’s always an advantage for Wittenzellner said if the sale is approved by West Hartford Pro approved, then he will begin said. So far. about $35,000 in the challenger to debate the bate Court and the state Depart repairs — loaned by a $4 monthly Today: Variable cloudiness and humid with a 60 percent chance of incumbent — if for nothing else but paying off the taxes owed to ment of Public Utilities Control Coventry since 1973 and Manches surcharge to the .systems’ 187 showers and thunderstorms. High of 80 to 85. Wind south 10 to 15 mph Coastal forecast Almanac to get exposure.” said Zinsser, a before it becomes official. Witten customers — have been made, he Manchester real estate broker. ter since 1978, In Coventry, that shifting to northwest this afternoon. Wind strong and gusty near zellner said. He added that if amounts to about $50,000, while said. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Each candidates has insisted everything goes well, he should However. Wittenzellner said he thunderstorms. Tonight: Clearing and cooler with a low of 55 to 60. that he is well known in the district $19,463 is owed to Manchester. U Montauk Point: Wind southwest 10 to 20 knots with have full ownership within six to is waiting for the approval of the Wind northwest around 10 mph. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and drier with higher gusts shifting to west this afternoon and By The Associated Press was first used by an American — especially Glastonbury — while eight months. Wittenzellner is responsible for sale before making a number of a high in the mid-70s. Today's weather picture was drawn by Matt northwest tonight. Tuesday north about 10 knots. ship. charging that the other is virtually the taxes owed both towns since Hadden said this morning the repairs to tbe two areas the Today is Monday, Aug. 11, the In 1954, a formal peace took invisible to the public. 1983, when he became receiver. company serves — the Coventry Maneggia of Bolton, who attends Bolton Elementary School. Seas on the ocean 2 to 4 feet and on the sound 1 to 3 terms of the tentative deal now 223rd day of 1986. There are 142 “ Frankly, I think I ’m better Money to cover that amount has Hills and Pilgrim Hills sections. feet through tonight. Showers and thunderstorms hold, ending more than seven have to be put on paper and likely until early afternoon with some strong gusts days left in the year. years of fighting in Indochina known than he is,” Meotti asserted been set aside, he said. This includes a water treatment today. submitted to the probate court. ’The liens could not be paid off possible. Visibility locally 2 to 4 miles in haze and Today’s highlight in history: between the French and Commu plant for Coventry Hills, totaling Zinsser laughed, adding: “ I talk While saying he was relieved that while the utilities were in receiver patchy fog and occasionally 1 mile or less in In 1965, rioting and looting between $75,000 and $90,000, and nist Vietminh. to people in Glastonbury a ir the progress has been made, he ship because under state law, any G water meters and two new wells thunderstorms through early afternoon. broke out in the predominantly warned that the settlement could In 1977, New York City postal time, and they don’t know who he tax money paid would be applied to for Pilgrim Hills. black Watts section of Los employee David Berkowitz was is.” Across the nation Angeles after white police offic arrested in connection with the Meotti has spoken about a ers arrested a black man sus possible debate in the past, but the A cold front pushing through the East sent 44-caliber gun killings commit pected of drunken driving. In the Democrat’s letter comes on the showers and thunderstorms into eastern Pennsyl ted by “ Son of Sam .” Hearing set for distribution week that followed, 34 people heels of a written request by vania and southeastern New York today and Zinsser’s campaign chairman. lowered temperatures in its wake. were killed and more than 1,000 Today’s birthdays: Author injured as mobs set fire to Alex Haley is 65. TV talk show Ralph C. Gray, that no billboards Temperatures took a dip behind the cold front be used in the campaign in buildings and battled police and from the northern Plains through the northern host Mike Douglas is 61. News Glastonbury. of petroieum overcharges Great Lakes region, with some early-morning National Guardsmen. paper columnist Carl Rowan .js In that letter. Gray wrote: “ We readings in the 40s from North .Dakota and Also on this date; 61. The Rev. Jerry Falwell is 53. all look forward, as does Sen. Minnesota through northern Wisconsin and In 1909 the S-O-S distress signal Actress Anna Massey is 49. Zinsser, to having an open discus A public hearing will be held in tion of the funds within broad fund with its share of the funds. northern Michigan. sion with you concerning the issues Manchester Aug. 20 at which federal guidelines. Showers and thunderstorms also were scattered affecting the people of the Fourth residents of Eastern Connecticut Zinsser said he hopes that the An earlier hearing will be held across New England, the mid-Atlantic states, the District and the state Determination will have an opportunity tosugge.st hearing, one of two scheduled on Wednesday in Hearing Room W-52 Southeast, lower Mississippi Valley and the “ That’s more important than ways the state should spend about the subject, will result not only in a of the State Capitol Annex, begin On the Light Side ning at 10 a m Southwest. advertising,” Meotti said. Peter Carlson, 9, of Manchester takes a turn at $35 million it received from Exxon discussion of the governor's re commendation. but also in some F a ir skies prevailed from the Great Lakes and For the last 10 years, the Corp. as a result of overcharges At both hearings the state’s Toss-A-Cross at Charter Oak Park. The object is to get the company made for petroleum alternatives. Ohio Valley across the middle and upper tradition in Glastonbury has been energy a.ssistance program, which at an outdoor restaurant. tic-tac-toe with the bean bags. products between 1974 and 1981. “ I am currently having my staff Mississippi Valley into the central and northern Against the law not to use billboards during a provides for spending $52 million “ Once a law is on the books it State Sen. Carl Zinsser. R- look into other options forusingthe Plains. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Old political campaign, both candi for low-income energy assistance usually stays there unless some dates said. Meotti said he would Manchester, co-chairman of the money.” Zinsser said. Today’s forecast called for scattered thunder laws seldom die; they just and weatherization efforts, will be body finds a good reason to not use the billboards in Glaston General A.ssembly’s Energy and He said he does not think it is storms from the Northeast and Appalachians to the become conversation pieces. discussed. change it.” said Deputy City bury because there wasn’t an Crenshaw sentencing Public Utilities Committee, today imperative to spend the money Atlantic Coast: from east Texas through the Gulf If you bathe in somebody else’s Attorney Henry Morris. “If there effective place in town to put them, announced the hearing, which will now. “just because we happen to Zinsser said. “ I plan to recom Coast states: and from the southern High Plains bath water, you m ay have to is no activity, they just sit while Zinsser called them "politi be held at 7 p.m. in the Lincoln have it.” mend that the Department of across the southern and central Rockies. come clean in front of a judge. there.” cal pollution” and said he would Center hearing room. , Zinsser said he thinks the money Human Resources be given in Highs were forecast be in the 60s to 70s along the It’s also against the law to wash “ Fifty years from now ... adhere to tradition. scheduled for Aug. 20 The General Assembly must act should be set aside for some creased jurisdiction over agencies by early September on a plan by possible future emergency. He Pacific Coast and from the eastern Dakotas across your neighbor’s car without people will look at the municipal However. Zinsser’s campaign that Implement the energy assist National forecast Gov. William O’Neill for distribu said Kentucky has set up a trust ance program locally ” the upper Mississippi Valley, the Great Lakes permission. And backyard bul codes and say, ‘Isn’t that office has purchased a billboard in Bv John Mitchell The delays were based on a Showers are forecast Tuesday for the southeastern part of the country. region and northern sections of the Ohio Valley to lfights are completely out. quaint?” ’ Morris said. Glastonbury just in case Meotti Herald Reporter motion for the review filed bv Showers are also forecast for the central and northern Rockies. Hot New England: from the upper 90s to 105 in interior decides to run his own billboards in Kelly. California and across the desert Southwest: and These are among thousands of the town. Crenshaw’s conviction in April weather is expected in the Southwest. A Manchester man convicted of 80s to 90s across most of the rest of the nation. ordinances, zoning codes and “ He talks about not using followed a trial in which Manches killing his 10-month-old daughter building regulations that com ter police officers testified that he billboards in Glastonbury, but he’ll last year will appear in court next prise the five-volume Los An L ottery use them in other towns,” Meotti admitted on five separate occa week for sentencing, his attorney sions to killing his daughter. geles Municipal Code. said. said this morning. Zinsser said he would agree to Dale-Lyn. Others forbid flying a balloon Connecticut daily: not using billboards in Manchester Marshall Crenshaw. 25, of 40 Crenshaw pleaded guilty in April more than five feet off the and other towns if his opponent PEOPLE ground; blowing snuff in some Saturday: 202 Olcott St., is being held at the to a charge of murder under a would comply. Renn’s Tavern body’s face: or sitting on a table Hartford Correctional Center plea-bargaining agreement. Play Four: 3034 pending sentencing, said attorney Under the Alford Doctrine. Cren Richard Kelly, shaw didn’t admit to killing his Time off from Titanic Blooming attorney lunchtime debris. Bet on the name daughter, but recognized the “It was rather disgraceful.’’ said U.S. Reopening August 11 In June. Superior Court Judge state’s evidence as beingenough to Robert D. Ballard, who led the recent Cyril Hyman isn’t your garden-variety SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - For District Judge Mark A. Costantino, who Francis R. Quinn delayed Cren cause a jury to convict him. Kelly mission to explore the wreck of the Titanic, is federal attorney. those who play the horses, it suggested Hyman as resident horticulturist. shaw’s sentencing for a second said. taking time off to write a first-person story With only $25 in government seed money sometimes pays to bet on a name (under new management) rather than on the numbers. time pending further psychiatric for National Geographic. and a home-grown knowledge of plants, the Crenshaw, a former service He’ll be back Take, for example, the 10th testing at Whiting Forensic Insti Ballard. 44, who left for Montana on veteran of more than 20 years with the U.S. tute in Middletown. station attendant, had also given by Friday, also has a series of speaking attorney’s office has justice flowering, Jazz pianist Ellis Marsalis is moving to race at the Downs at Santa Fe, a police a written statement saying appearances scheduled and is planning a literally, at Brooklyn’s federal courthouse. Virginia to teach music, but says he’ll be six-furlong race for 4-year-olds Kelly said the hearing, sche that he suffocated his daughter and up. book about his submarine dives to the hulk of The boxlike, granite building’s stark back in New Orleans someday. duled for Aug. 20. will determine because he wanted his life with the Richard & Mary Baldyga the luxury liner that sank after striking an glass-and-steel entrance now is peppered “Everything about me is New Orleans. I The name of the race was the whether Crenshaw will serve his child’s mother. Susan Lard, to be iceberg in 1912. killing 1,513 people. with petunias and phlox, and even summer was educated here, I taught school here, the Albuquerque Press Club Purse. term in prison or in a psychiatric like it was before Dale-Lyn was born. The senior scientist at the Woods Hole squash thanks to Hyman. music I play was all developed here,’’ said The winner? Northern Writer. facility. Oceanographic Institution has exclusive “ A little law and a lot of cow manure will Marsalis, who for years has ^ e n a mainstay rights for one year to the 57,000-plus make anything bloom.’’ said Hyman. 57, who of New Orleans nightclubs. photographs and more than 50 hours of as deputy chief of the Justice Department’s Marsalis, his wife, Dolores, and his two videotape taken during II dives to the Civil Division in Brooklyn. N .Y ., spends his youngest children are moving to Richmond, Titanic, said G ary Walker, Woods Hole working hours representing federal agencies where he will be Commonwealth Professor of Ueddyls Kitchen assistant director for finance and in civil suits. Music at Virginia Commonwealth administration. “ I get a lot of plea.sure out of it,” he said of University. MacDuff and Others Ballard said the speeches and article are the gardening. “ I ’m not leaving for a closed amount of On this date in 1746, the British Parliament outlawed • Pizzas • Grinders “ not a blatant commercialization. ... I do not Thirteen huge stone planters were placed time. I’m surel’ll be back, maybe tolive," he consider it unethical or unreasonable." in the courthouse plaza last winter as an said. the Scottish kilt in an effort to extinguish the flame of He said he has turned down offers to do anti-terrorist crash barrier, but there was no Marsalis is the father of two of the Scottish nationalism. Kilts and other parts of a Scottish product endorsements and did not accept money in the budget for plants and upkeep. country’s hottest young performers, Wynton Highlander’s costume are made out of plaid cloth • Homestyle Burgers • any money for a Titanic article he wrote for The double row of empty urns became an and Branford Marsalis. He taught a patterns known as tartans. Originally associated with Tuesday Only National Geographic last year. eyesore, gathering cigarette butts and generation of jazz musicians at the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts, and districts, tartans later became identified with the chief • Sandwiches • cites a dwindling number of students as one clans or families of different areas. Extra lines in some From Our Meat Dept. of his reasons for moving. tartans show the rank of the wearer. There are hundreds USOA CHOICE FiaST CUT 9 of different tartans. lacocca swinging ,DO YOU KNOW — What famous Scottish economist CHUCK STEAKS...... 99
HAaAN THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 11. 1986 — 7 po t Mbv IP 0E pusMiMe ANOTHER ^ ^TOMORROU) I FEEL euiLTy cKizieTMA^ Sutiieg efiM y b a b ? EXCITIN6 PAV ' UJILL BE KNOOJINE I'M SITTING HERE THE SAME lOATCHlNGTHE, HAVING A l l V.S./World In Brief CACTUS J] t h e f u n .. Phone workers 6R0U). Indian police seek assassin
Ui PUNE, India — Police nationwide moved today to enforce a “ red alert” prompted by the assassination of the retired general continue strike . who headed India’s army when soldiers stormed Sikhdom’s E £ ■ holiest shrine two years ago. By Polly Anderson Sunday. , Gen. Arun S. Vaidya, India’s most highly decorated soldier, The Associated Press U.S. ACRES by Jim Davis was gunned down Sunday by four men in this city' 70 miles Clara Allen, a CWA spokeswo man. said Nynex* and the CWA southeast of Bombay as he drove home from grocery shopping Forty-thousand telephone resumed negotiations late Sunday THE RHANTOM by Loo Falk A By Barry yWAPE, VOU'RE TOO HOW PO HOW AM with his wife, who was also shot and wounded. TENSE. VOO MUST workers struck for a second day and were still talking early today. I PO I POING? Vaidya was the most prominent official assassinated in India LEARN TO THAT? i ; [ y today after walkouts by 287,000 Nynex spokesman Tony Pappas TO A 66CRET TERHORfeT since Prim e Minister Indira Gandhi was killed by Sikh guards on r e l a x were settled or averted in the first said management was hopeful that HIOe-OOT/,OR TRAININe Oct. 31. 1984, five months after the attack on the Sikh Golden CAMP IN THAT JU N G LE Z labor pains for the regional com the strike would end soon. He Temple in Amritsar left more than 1,200 people dead. panies created by the breakup i declined furMier comment. The geneial had received death threats from Sikh militants American Telephone & Telegraph' About 900 CWA workers at since the as^ult on the temple complex in Punjab state, Co. /^hjent^^n’s publishing subsidiary including one just four days ago. Another 30.000 members of the in Ohio. Michigan and Indiana The 60-year-old military hero was to be cremated today with Communications Workers of walked out at midnight Sunday full honors, army spokesman V.N. Tambedker said. America, all in Western states, after separate contract talks broke reached settlements Sunday after down. striking at midnight Saturday. But that strike did not affect the U.N. command denies shooting Elsewhere, tentative settle main subsidiaries of - Chicago- JfW PAVtt 8-11 ments were reached before the base^ Ameritech. Tentative settle SEOUL, South Korea — The United Nations command said deadline, or workers decided to ments were reached Sunday with Monday that the North Korean claim of another shooting incident continue talking without striking. Illinois Bell and Wisconsin Bell, A CAPTAIN EASY ^ y Crooks A Casale within the dem ilitarized zone that divides the Korean peninsula The only exception was a small THAT &PKIG BECAME >00 AND YOUR and the CWA agreed to continue YOU REALIZE WHAT THIS COOLP was a complete fabrication. walkout of telephone publishing AP photo BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Oraka THE BieeEGT 5ELLIM&/R0CK STAR FRIENPS MEAN TO VOOR CAREER IF VOII / IP M talks without striking in Ameritech North K orea’s communist government charged that South company workers in the Midwest. RECORP EVER. r - Y RAISED 100 MILLION ACCOMPANIEP THAT y Y i subsidiaries in Ohio. Michigan and TO AFRICAN r'O LIKE TO AjSK DANA DO WE NAVE ENOU6I DADOV w onY e e hoaae IN THAT CA6E,I'AA P0LLAR8 FOR FAMINE Korean soldiers fired at a North Korean guard post Saturday Most remaining strikers today Indiana. Close call OVER FOR DINNER FOR HER ? FOR DINNER TONISHT INVYING U S A , RELIEF. night in the third such incident in the DMZ in a week. were in the New York Telephone “ With the contract being ex HEATHER The U.N. command had said earlier that on Tuesday, North subsidiary of Nynex, which serves tended we hope that that’s a good Firefighters pour foam on a burning American Trans Air AND DIONNE, New York and New England. Most TOO Korean troops fired on U.N. posts in the zone and the fire was sign that settlement can be had DC-10 parked at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport returned. No casualties were reported. Nynex workers outside New York without too much more trouble." Sunday, less than an hour after 300 passengers North Korea said its troops came under fire again Friday are represented by the Interna said Ohio Bell spokesman Charles U tional Brotherhood o f Electrical disembarked and shortly before the plane was to leave . night, but the U.N. command said there had been no shooting. Day. Workers, which reached a tenta for another destination. There were no injuries to As for the North Korean claim of still another incident The strikes at US West subsidiar tive settlement with Nynex early ies in 12 states all ended Sunday. Saturday night, the U.N. command said, “ We investigated and passengers or crew members. The plane was destroyed. no incident occurred. It did not happen. It looks again as if it was completely fabricated by North Korea with the apjaearance of being designed to raise tensions” 8-11 ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Army concerned about nuclear guards null
NEVE.RAMND-rr5BM:K! U.S. military car is bombed review security checks on guards G ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook WASHINGTON (A P) — The The internal audit found a Army to monitor more closely the MV scReenweMTW! Army on Sunday acknowledged before they are hired, he said. fl£Ae£, soMeWDVHap HANAU, West Germany — A home-made bomb destroyed a number of guards who had alcohol background of guards at weapons concern about the reliability of or drug problems, a history of and chemical sites. civilan car belonging to a member of the U.S. military, police some civilian guards at nuclear m i H ^ oNC£ I u e m o m Dtp ‘ibU have AliV [Z 1 cleaned otrr u)hat i ^ IT'S “ This audit covered personnel mental instability, a criminal Among the auditors’ findings said Sunday. No injuries were reported. and chemical weapons sites after 1 spgNTine MEU)t>V; PWCE ANP ftUNP 354 SORPeiSES K Trioww WAS AAV sem>n\ under the 'personal reliability’ record, or were in iir health or were personnel records at the The empty car, parked in downtown Hanau. was a Renault an audit found guards with serious program. Those personnel are THATCAiJK OfJPERTHC So f a / 1MAT? AND PHINP I'D BEEN improper physical condition, with U.S. m ilitary license plates, a police official said. He did not alcohol or drug abuse problems. CJ4M\nCr mv sleeping- on -mE WTcriEN persons who could be involved in Soucy said. Seneca Army Depot in Romulus. ; say who owned the car, and said it was too early to speculate The Army Audit Agency exam securing installations that contain APARTMENT/ 1A 3LE / N.Y., that showed 43 of 198 guards about a motive for the attack. ined the caliber of civilian guards Soucy said the problems repres \ chemical and nuclear," weapons, with past incidents of “ public The bomb was a “ small and simple” device, said the official, at 11 military installations be ented only a small number of the said Soucy. The Army will not intoxication,’ ’ drug possession or who spoke on condition of anonymity. tween October 1984 and June 1985, more than 15,000 civilian guards disclose where it stores nuclear other "adverse” information. Sen said Maj. Phil Soucy, an Army employed by the Army. American license plates are used by U.S. military personnel weapons, but the report covered eca has been called the nation’s spokesman. stationed in West Germany, their dependents and military facilities that have been cited in He said the problems cited by the largest nuclear depot, but the The audit prompted the Army to news reports as storage sites. employees. audit agency have prompted the government will not confirm that. 16 Cubans flee detention center STAY \ IT LOOKS LIKE THINGS/ THAT SUITS ME JUST SOMETHING'S BEEN YOU'RE DARN RIGHT IT HAS, MR. MEN'- AND LITTLE MISS'- by Hargreavea A Sellera IN LINE WILL SOON BE BACK / FINE.OOOLA! I'VE HAD GNAWING AT YOU, DOC! WE'VE GOT TO HAVE A PHOENIX, Ariz. — Sixteen Cubans described as dangerous FOLKS! j TO NORMAL, ALLEY! I ENOUGH EXCITEMENT TALK FOR AW HILE! criminals cut through two chain-link fences and broke out of a 974 MAIN ST., OPEN NIGHTS 'T c? 0 HELP A'Ve X YHATT^ ' T ay.^ detention center Sunday, officials said. WITH THie CBCPSSWDRP, \ ^,F/Kfi.AA ' REFurtW By early evening. 12 had been recaptured and returned to the THE NEW... W\R.^IUUY? THE CLUE Immigration and Naturalization Center in Florence, officials 1 ^ , '« ? L P /V\ACP«C’N A L D said. MANCHESTER H A P CNE' Federal and local officials in aircraft and on horseback PLENTY OF FREE PARKING! . ® P-"*- searched for the other four Sunday night. ------SuBdays 11 a.m.-S p.m. SO- CELEBRATE THE Ezell said the Cubans at large included inmates convicted of E b L e n s B-ll (DUMb, drug offenses and armed robbery. Two murderers among the escapees were recaptured, he said. ^:5?HltE KING GUZ RETURNS THE TAXES COLLECTED ...A SMALL EXPLOSION IS ABOUT TO OCCUR BETWEEN CASUAL CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR FROM HIS PEOPLE BY THE ILL-FATED KING KOOGIE... TWO OLD FRIENDS IN THE TIME-MACHINE LA^B. e-ii Derailment forces evacuation Meet T. J. WRIGHT from 95.7 KISS FM THE BORN LOSER -"''by Art Sansom , G IU N I O PO ttK ! GROVER CITY, Calif. — The derailment of three freight train Set., Aug. 16 - 12-3 pm with prize, a give eway. tanker cars carrying explosive fuel prompted an 18-hour OF OUR NEW MANCHESTER STORE WITH SUPER SAVINGS! ICA^JT HELP GUT WOTICg FRCMMYKWRie)^ N ^ H -.-H E evacuation of 3,000 residents, about a third of the seaside city’s JHELC51/ELY FLOWERS oh W0(?ic5K3R population, authorities said Sunday. P t i z z l e s Astrograph HE MUST have' '(DOR CESIC AU Although none of the tankers ruptured or leaked, city officials G501TE A OOe- said they ordered the precautionary evacuation of a large part of r EACH CAY! UHCERTAKeK 1 the community 160 miles northwest of Los Angeles. Levi'S ACROSS 5 Astronauts' "all Answer to Previous Puzzle Nine cars of the 85-car Southern Pacific freight jumped the r Levis right" (comp, s H E A T| tracks at 7:30 p.m. Saturday as the train headed south at 38 mph. 1 Bounder wd.) % u r said railroad spokesman Bob Hoppe. Two of the derailed cars N U D THT M E 4 Machine part 6 Biblical people carried lumber and four were empty, but the other three A M 1 r I I ~ r birthday 7 _____Tech 7 Cut in squares 0 J contained iso-butane, a liquefied gas. UNWASHED 10 Is indebted to Q E T a I w I A Y STRAIGHT LEG 8 Greek deity Aug. 12, 1986 Residents were allowed back in their homes at 2:30 p.m. after 12 Old card game 9 Landing boat railroad workers uprighted the overturned tankers and Straigtit Leg 13 Yours and 11 Female saint E L L H [m A N There will be a number of happy determined they posed nothreat, said City Administrator Arnold mine (abbr.) R A Y M 1 A changes In the year ahead that will Im Dowdy. 14 Drying kiln 13 Western hemi prove your basic lifestyle. They aren't FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavas C orduroys s 1 N E L Y 15 Volga tributary sphere organiza apt to be of your own making, but they'll JEANS E N N s E s work out as well as if you had planned 16 Help in crime tion (abbr.) 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\ dies By Jacqueline Bennett departure left the council, short nominee for the council seat. Herald Correspondent two members, unable to act. Bouchard said Saturday he Joseph Rabaglino of 41 Prospect Controversy has surrounded the would like to vote on both the St died Sunday at Hartford CO.VENTRY — Concern over Paterson appointment. She was replacement appointments for Bosox enjoy Hospital from injuries he suffered minority representation has post nominated in June by the Demo Donovan and Cleary on the 18th. Thursday when he was struck by a poned the appointment of Demo cratic Town Committee, but twice He said that'to protect minority flying sign that had been hit and crat Elizabeth Paterson to the failed to win appointment to fill a representation it is “logical to fill dislodged by a van. Town Council, according to.Town vacancy left by the resignation of them,at the same time.” Rabaglino. 48. was a deaf mute Manager Harold Hodge. Democrat Sandra Pesce in May. The Republican Town Commit nice weekend who was employed by the Man Hodge indicated Saturday he At that time Bouchard vocally tee will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at chester Workshop. was having second thoughts about opposed Paterson. He said her the Town Office Building to nomi f A Manchester police spokesman making the appointment, which he actions on a previous council of nate a replacement for Cleary. By Ben Walker Dennis Rasmussen, 12-3, who had said this morning that police are was expected to do today. „ refusing to accept petitions to Bouchard returned to the council The Associated Press won seven straight decisions. still investigating the incident. No “We want to check with thelown adjourn town meetings to referen- table Friday night for a special Sundberg hit a solo homer in the charges have been lodged against attorney who is on vacation about dums violated the Town Charter. meeting after Lewis promised that For a team supposedly in trou third and added a three-run shot James Murphy, 21, of West Hart this question of an imbalance in Democrat Ken Donovan and Re the Paterson appointment would ble, the Boston Red Sox enjoyed a during a four-run fifth. Sundberg. ford, the driver of the van. minority representation,” said publican Michael Cleary, then on be tabled. The council had not been very nice weekend. Hodge. who has nine home runs this According to police. Rabaglino \- the council, also refused to support able to get a quorum together since The Red Sox, after watching season, enjoyed his second two- was walking south on Main Street That question was raised by the Paterson. Both have since mid-July, leaving a backlog of their grip on the American League homer game in the majors. at about 2:30 p.m. Thursday when ■ A . five-member council’s lone Repub resigned, unfinished business. East start to loosen, stabilized Rookie Scott Bankhead. 6-5, themselves by beating Detroit the van struck the sign. ,/ lican Phiiiip Bouchard on Thurs Cleary’s resignation last Tues Friday night, the council ap allowed two runs on'kix hits in six Police said Murphy said he saw a day night when Democrats tried to day left the council without enough proved a $1,000,800 federal three straight times at Tiger innings. line of traffic in front of him and name Paterson to the councii at a members to form a quorum. Farmers Housing Assistance loan Stadium, including a 9-6 victory Indians 6, Orioles 3 applied his brakes. Police said special meeting at the Town Office that will help residents cover the Sunday. But that same day. Democrat Scott Bailes, who leads the Murphy told them his brakes Building. Rose Fowler was appointed by cost of hooking up the town’s new Rich Gedman’s pinch-grand locked and his van began to slide, Bouchard objected to the ap sewage treatment plant. The coun slam capped a five-run rally in the league with 51.relief appearances, Hodge to fill the vacancy left by the won his first major-league start as striking the sign. pointment because he said it would May 4 resignation of Pesce. Under cil also authorized Hodge to obtain eighth inning that gave the Red Sox their fourth straight triumph. Cleveland rapped 17 hits and beat Rabaglino was taken to Man AP photo create a six-member body with a the advice of Town Attorney Abbot an additional $2,000,000 liability NT""'. chester Memorial Hospital and 5-1 party imbalance, and he insurance. Boston is now back on top by six Baltimore. Schwebel. Hodge exercised state Bailes. 9-7. was pressed into from there by the LifeStar helicop claimed that it would violate a statutory authority to fill the Bouchard, who had been consid games — only one game less than 'Let me off service because the Indians re ter to Hartford Hospital. minority representation require council ,vacancy which had existed ering resigning, said Saturday he its lead at the All-Star break. Officials at Hartford Hospital ment of a 4-2 ratio. was pleased with the conduct of his The Red Sox had won only six of cently played two doubleheaders. An 8-year-old Peking youngster howls protests during a for more than 30 days. Paterson Indians Manager Pat Corrales today refused to state what injur was to have been appointed today fellow council members Friday 19 since the break, and the rest of lurching ride on a ‘Double Dragon’ ride Sunday at Miyun Democrats said they wanted night, and believed they acted in, the contenders began to close in. said the rookie left-hander will join ies Rabaglino sustained or what Paterson seated to maintain a under the same statute. was the cause of death. Amusement Park on the outskirts of Peking. He “good faith.” Since that time, the Tigers had Cleveland’s starting rotation for quorum in the absence of Town Hodge said he may appoint awhile. recovered his composure moments after the ride ended. Bouchard said Lewis has asked played the best ball in the division, Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis, Paterson later this week if he gets him to stay on the council, and he reducing their deficit from 13 Bailes took a 4-1 lead into the Herald photo by Tucker His mother is at left. who would be on vacation this the go-ahead from Schwebel. If may do that. games to 4‘/ii. seventh inning but ieft after Moriarty Brothers’ assistant coach Mike McDonaid has a week. Paterson was to fill a Moriarty Field. M B coach Gene Johnson (right) and not. he said, it is likely her ‘Tve yet to put it on the table,” But that was before Boston came issuing a leadoff walk. Dickie few choice words for base umpire Chariie Deveaux as vacancy left by the resignation of appointment will be voted on by the Noles relieved Bailes and issued a bespectacled Mike Johnson stay away. McDonald was he said, referring to his possible to town. home plate umpire Brian McKeown tries to pull Meteor Democrat Ken Donovan July 7. council at a regular meeting Aug. resignation. ‘T ve never had any "It was a very big win for us.” home run to Fred Lynn, his 19th, ejected. Moriarty’s won, 5-4, to stay alive in the Twilight Bouchard, whose presence was 18. trouble working with Republicans Boston Manager John McNamara Ernie Camacho got the final out of McDonald away during fifth-inning argument Sunday at League playoff. needed to form a quorum required Paterson said this morning she and Democrats so long as they act said. “We’re not gloating. There’s the game for his 16th save. to conduct business, left the table Obituaries had been unaware of the postpone in the best interest of the town,” he still a long way to go.” Angels 4, Mariners 0 shower when the vote came up. His ment . but planned to remain a said. The New York Yankees, still bothered by inconsistent pitching, Mike Witt pitched three-hit ball are still in second place after for eight innings as Caiifornia MB’s stay alive In TwI playoff P. Raymond Broga; cousins. getting hammered by Kansas City completed a four-game sweep of expected The funeral will be Wednesday 13-3. Baltimore, which had been on Seattle. Witt, 13-7. struck out four Crash leaves two injured and walked four before Donnie By Len Auster after Moriarty’s turned in some former assessor at 9:15 a m. at the Newkirk & the move, lost its fifth straight Sports Editor T Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burn game, 6-3 to Cleveland. Fourth- Moore pitched a hitless ninth. stellar defensive execution in the P. Raymond Broga. 70, of plaqe Detroit is 7*A back. The Angels swept a four-game top half of the inning. Pete By John Mitchell Newport. R.I.. former Coventry side Ave.. East Hartford, with a A Saturday collision involving a him, Lori Mallon. 20. of East Sylvester Lamay, of 24 Madison The combination of home run ma.ss of Christian burial at 10 a m. In other AL games. California series at home for the first time Bartiewski ripped a ieadoff double Herald Reporter assessor and zoning agent, died car and a motorcycle on East Hartford, were taken to Manches St., was charged . with fourth- power, sturdy defense, and stout into the right field corner. He tried ,W i in Our Lady of Peace Church. East Middle Turnpike has ieft two downed Seattle 4-0, Toronto de since May 1982. California ex Friday at Newport Hospital. He ter Memorial Hospital after being degree sexual assault and risk of tended the Mariners’ scoreless relief pitching — with some to stretch it into a three-base hit Tonight’s meteor shower will be Hartford, Burial will be in Hillside people hospitalized, police said. treated at the scene. According to a injury to a minor. He was arrested feated Texas 8-7 in 10 innings. unusuai umpiring thrown in to was the husband of Ruth (Cowles) Milwaukee beat Chicago 5-4 and streak to 19 innings. but Chapulis fired a strike to the best of the year, according to Broga Cemetery, East Hartford. Calling hospital spokesman. Mallon is at about 6:15 p.m. at his home, amuse the Sunday afternoon second baseman Mike Johnson and hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 According to police, a motorcy- Oakland swept a doubleheader Mark Langston, 9-9, lost his an astronomy professor at Central He was born in Feb. 16. 1916. in cie driven by Christopher Ca- listed in serious condition and poiice said. fourth straight decision. He is crowd — were the ingredients the former Texas Ranger farm Connecticut State University. to 9 p.m. Cavedon is listed in satisfactory The charges, according to po from Minnesota, 6-2 and 6-5. served up as Moriarty Brothers Westfield. Mass., and had lived in vedon. 22, of 206 Ludiow St., was Trailing 6-4, the Red Sox began winless in eight starts since June hand fired a strike of his own to "Every year, we always have a Rhode Island for the last lO years. Memorial donations may be condition. lice. stem from a July 7 report of a remained alive in the Jack Rose third basemanSteveScilabba. who made to the American Lung traveling east on East Middle their comeback in the eighth 30. good show on this date” David He worked for Pratt & Whitney. Turnpike in the right iane. ap neighborhood disturbance. Memorial Twilight League slapped the tag on the sliding Menke said today. Menke is also Association, 45 Ash St., East Poiice arrested a 63-year-old Lamay was released on a $1,060 against Bill Campbell, 2-4, when Blue Jays 8, Rangers 7 playoffs with a 5-4 win over the Bartiewski for the pulout. East Hartford, for 32 years as a proaching Ferguson Road, when a Don Baylor led off with his second the director of the university’s Hartford. Manchester man Friday on a bond and faces a Aug. 13 appear Pinch-hitter Rick Leach hit a Newington Capitols at Moriarty “Getting that guy thrown out at general foreman. car driven by Spiro G. Lano. 63. of home run of the game. Dwight Copernican Observatory. He was the first chairman of the Vernon, turned left onto Ferguson warrant charging him with sexuai ance at Manchester Superior sacrifice fly in the 10th inning as Field. third base turned it around.” the Elton H. Ellis assault. Court, police said. Evans and Bill Buckner singled Toronto ended Texas’ four-game Jeff Johnson’s leadoff solo ho elder Johnson said. “The next guy The public is invited to an Town Hall Building Committee, Road, cro.ssing into Cavedon’s with one out and reliever Willie observing session that Menke will Coventry, and a charter member Elton H. Ellis Sr.. 90. of 270 path. winning streak. mer in the bottom of the sixth (Pete Keifer) got a hit which could Hernandez hit Rey Quinones with a Cliff Johnson and pinch-hitter inning proved to be the difference have pul them ahead. It was an be holding in Norwalk from 11 p.m. and past president of the Coventry Cassidy Hill Road. Coventry, died Lano was charged with failureto pitch, loading the bases. Historical Society. He was a Saturday at Rockville General violates lease Buck Martinez opened the loth as the M B ’s are still viable in the excellent defensive play. a big piay to 3 a m. People can, however, grant right of way in the incident, McNamara then pulled right- for us.” view the shower themselves. member of the First Congrega Hospital. He was the husband of with walks from Mitch Williams. double elimination play. Moriar which police said occurred around handed Marc Sullivan and sent up ty’s, fifth in the reguiar season and Menke said, if It doesn't rain and tional Church, Coventry, the 32nd the late Rose (Lessig) Ellis. 2:39 p.m. Police charged Cavedon Continued from page 1 8-4. Ron Shepherd ran for Johnson Sandwiched between, around Uriel Lodge, Merrow. and the ever, ignored the men’s petition, Gedman, a lefty bothered by a and took third on a groundout now 2-1 in the post season as it also and through the action were some they "get away from the city He was born in Vernon and spent with operating a motorcycle with The women seeking equai rights and adopted another one that was bruised back, to face the left- lights." He suggested Manchester Sphinx Lodge. Shriners Temple of most of his life there before he before scoring on Leach’s fly ball. beat the Imagineers on Saturday — let’s say — questionable calls by out a iicense. have called this argument drafted by some of the club’s handed Hernandez. by a 3-1 count behind the eight-hit base umpire Charles Deveaux. residents go to Bolton Notch Park Manchester. He was a member of moved to Coventry 10 years ago. Lano told police that he looked Mark Eichhorn, 9-4. pitched the Friends of Sturbridge Village. “ridicuious.” women. The 82 women who signed “He plays against all types of thr^t innings of hitiess relief for . pitching of Dave Bidwell. wili face That got him in trouble with both or to school playgrounds. Tele He was a U S. Army veteran of before making the turn and didn’t pitchers anyway,” McNamara He also was a member of the Point The men also said that they had that second petition said they the victory. Society for Savings, a 5-4 loser to sides, ieading to the ejection of MB scopes are not necessary, Menke World War I and was a member of see the motorcycle, police said. said. “To me, it was no big deal.” Association. Newport. R.I.. the to participate in a potiuck drawing wanted the rules to go back to the unbeaten Katz on Sunday, tonight assistant coach Mike McDonald said Vernon Congregational Church. Police said witnesses said Lano Gedman connected for his 10th Hazards Beach Association, and for the weekend morning hours, way they were before — thus Brewers 5, White Sox 4 at 6 p.m. at Moriarty Field. In the and Capitol pilot Dave Sacco for He is survived by two sons, Elton turned into the path of the whiie the women were guaranteed retaining the special Ladies Day home run of the season and second r M Meteors, or shooting stars, are the Rhode Island Beach Buggies H. Ellis Jr. ofCoventry and Donald Gorman Thomas hit a solo home other game on Sunday. Mallove’s objecting too boisterously to some motorcycle. their time slots. and the men’s weekend morning career slam. remained alive by eliminating of the reprehensible rulings. really just flashes of light, accord- Association. W. Ellis, with whom he lived: a Cavedon. as well as a rider with run in the bottom of the 11th inning ing to Menke. “When comets orbit The Board of Governors, how- teeroff time. “In that situation, you’re pretty Superior Ford, 12-3. Chapulis’ blast made it 2-0 before Besides his wife, he is survived daughter. Marilyn J. Schnabel of much blank,” Gedmaoff Tim Lol- that lifted Milwaukee over the'sun they fall apart." he said. Chicago. Two-run homers from Bill Cha- the Capitols, the seventh seed in by a daughter, Lynn Russell of Simsbury: four sisters, Mildred lar, Evans’ ninth career slam and Keene. N.H. Seaburg of West Hartford. Marion Thomas homered off reliever pulis in the first inning, a lowering the playoffs, got a run back on They leave debris in their wake, his 18th homer of the season. shot that cleared the right field some poor outfield play by Gliha. A graveside service was held Dower of Rockville, Lucile Sta- Clemens gave up three runs on Dave Schmidt. 0-4. Schmidt had he said, which the earth hits during today in Hillcrest Park Cemetery. Chernobyl doctor says future taken over for Ray Searage. who fence, and by former Manchester But Gliha atoned for his mental its rotation. Menkesaid that, dueto nard of Hartford and Eleanor seven hits, including a home run by Springfield, Mass, The Hambley started the 11th and struck out High standout Ray Gliha. a rocket miscue by lining a two-run homer the earth’s gravity, which pulls in Radagan of Newington: and four Trammell. Joe Sambito, 2-0, Funeral Home, 30 Red Cross Ave,, grandchildren. Cecil Cooper to begin the inning. blast that whistled over the left to make it 4-1 after three frames. the debris, it can hit the atmos wound up with the victory and field barrier, was the other offense “When you let one in and drive in Newport. R.I. 02840. was in charge The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 Calvin Schiraldi got his third save. Thomas has hit 14 homers this phere at 40 miles per hour. Menke of arrangements, nuclear accidents are inevitable generated by the M B ’s. “Home run two. that’s okay.” Johnson said in p.m. at the White-Gibson-Small Jim Rice hit a two-run homer, season, four since rejoining the said that some people assume that Brewers. power, amen,” said M B manager jest. Newington added a run in the phenomenon such as meteor show Funeral Home. 65 Elm St.. Rock his 11th, and Baylor followed with Mark Clear,3-4, shut out Chicago Gene Johnson. “We didn’t hit that fourth and two more in the fifth, ers and the northern lights are not Joseph A. Chasse; ville. Burial will be in Elmwood By Stephen W. Bell Chernobyl and the less-serious say. his 20th home run in the third Cemetery, Vernon. There are no The Associated Press on two hits over three innings for well in the last six games prior to chasing MB starter Brian Labbe. real. "Vou can actually go out and nuclear accident at Three Mile Gale, 40, a bone-marrow trans inning off Walt Terrell, giving the playoffs. It was like silent to knot it up. package store owner calling hours. Island in Pennsylvania, Gale said the victory. see these things." he said. plant specialist, was invited to the Boston a 4-0 lead. movies.” The big defensive play by Mike \ BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Ameri operator confusion and error ap Paui Molitor hit a three-run Joseph A. Cha.sse, ,'5,';. of East Soviet Union on May 2, in an “It was a big win for them and a Right-hander Ken Hill, another Johnson on the reiay kept it tied. Menke said this evening’s can doctor who treated victims of parently occurred in both places. unprecedented action by the nor big loss for us,” Trammell said. homer and R B I single for the shower is a result of the Swift- Hartford. died^Sunday at Hartford John H. Lan’abee the Chernobyl accident says an Brewers. Tim Hulett and Carlton Manchester High product, gave And Jeff Johnson. Mike’s younger Hospital. He was the husband of He attributed the more serious mally secretive regime. Johnson a strong seventh inning in brother, won it with his circuit Tuttle comet, named after the two There will be a graveside service international response team consequences of Chernobyl to the Royals 13, Yankees 3 Fisk hit solo homers for the visiting Herald photo by Tucker Jeanne (Michaud) Chasse. He was The doctor said the Chernobyl relief of Bill Aksamit after the ciout. "When you get pitching, individuals who discovered it. He today at 2 p.m. for John H. should be formed to deal with plant’s design, especially its lack White Sox in the fifth. the owner and operator of Al’s accident claimed 30 lives. The Steve Balboni homered and latter issued an inning-opening defense and home runs, you should Newington’s Peter Bartiewski looks up, and can’t believe said that the shower actually Larrabee, 87. of 5 Elizabeth Drive, inevitable future nuclear of a containment structure above official death toll as of July 29 was A’s 6-6, Twins 2-5 started on Aug. 7. but it will be at its Spirit Shoppe on Spencer Street in who died Friday. The service will disasters. drove in five runs, Jim Sundberg free pass to Gino Caro. Hill win.” said Coach Johnson. it, but home plate umpire Brian McKeown reinforces his the reactor core and its use of 28. but three new graves have been hit two homers and Darryl Motley peak tonight. Manchester. be in Townsend Cemetery, Dr. Robert P. Gale, in a speech Carney Lansford capped a four- pounced on an attempted sacrifice Mike Johnson and Suliivan at graphite, rather than water, as the discovered since then in a ceme connected for a grand slam, call of out in the sixth inning when Bartiewski tried to He was born in Grand Isle, Andover. Sunday to a group of scientists, run rally in the sixth inning with a by Tom Meucci to nail Caro at shortstop came up with Major Maine, and had lived in East main coolant. Most of the 100 U.S. tery near Moscow reserved for powering Kansas City past host sacrifice fly as Oakland won the second for a forceout. He then got League defensive gems for Mori stretch a hit into a triple. He was thrown out on an also criticized the Soviet Union for nuclear plants use water, he said. Chernobyl victims. New York. Hartford for 29 years. He also was responding siowiy to the Chernobyi second game and completed its the dangerous Duke Snyder on a arty’s. “Overall we played good excellent relay by second baseman Mike Johnson. Joseph Rabaglino " I think we’ve demonstrated Gale, chairman of the Interna Balboni, who went 4-for-5, set employed as an accountant in the accident. And he said that while doubleheader sweep. grounder to shortstop Ray Sullivan defense, considering the hops that at least in the fields of tional Bone Marrow Registry and a career highs for hits and R B I in a finance department of Pratt & Joseph (Jackie) Rabaglino. 48, the consequences of Chernobyl are Jay Howell saved both games. and got the final out on a around here." Johnson said. A winners. and walked two in going the Area roads experimental hematology and practicing physician at the Univer game. The ex-Yankee hit a three- Whitney. He was a communicant of 41 Prospect St., died Sunday at horrible enough, they pale in He pitched 1 1-3 innings to save the comebacker to the mound. “Kenny bad-hop single by Scott Cormier, Craig Steucrnagel. former East distance. Moriarty’s strung to of Our Lady of Peace Church, East Hartford Hospital as a result of bone marrow transplants, there sity of California at Los Angeles, run homer, his 25th, in the ninth first game for Curt Young and got did a heckuva job.” Johnson one of two by the Capitols, had tied comparison to tho.se of nuclear are no political considerations,” said he will make his fourth trip Cathoiic High standout, will be on gether five consecutive singles in Hartford, and a member of Council injuries sustained in a Thursday war. inning. the final two outs of the nightcap lauded, “and he did it against two it in the fifth. the hill tonight for Moriarty’s. the fourth inning by Jon Hagerty, resurfaced 2.533, Knights of Columbus, afternoon accident. Gale said. "However, we will since the disaster to the Soviet Motley hit his slam during a pretty good hitters” Brian Crowley and Mike John The world’s worst nuclear power never be completely successful in Union on August 30. for his ninth save, preserving the In Saturday’s win over the Sullivan, Crowley. Gliha and Dave Glastonbury. He was born in Hartford, and had accident presented an interna five-run fourth inning that finished victory for Jose Rijo, 5-8, Johnson’s winning homer came son each collected two hits for the Imagineers. Bidwell fanned five Ford to score all three of its runs. Continued from page 1 Besides his wife, he is .survived lived in Manchester most of his preventing these accidents. In his speech, Gale faulted Soviet tional team of physicians with They’re inevitable.” by his mother, Agnes (Beaulieu) life. He had attended the American authorities for not evacuating incalcuiable probiems. An ex Gale predicted that the first full thousands of people ffom the today and is expected to continue Chasse of Grand Isle. Maine: two School for the Deaf in West change of nuclear weapons would until Wedne.sday, state officials .sons, Andrew A. Chasse and Philip Hartford for 21 years, and was report on what happened at Chernobyl area sooner-*ban the multiply those problems many Chernobyl on April 26 will be 36-48 hours officials waited. Norman’s coronation is put on hoid said. The work will take place R. Chasse, both of East Hartford: a employed by the Manchester times over, he said. delivered by Soviet physicists in But Gale said he has had between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. daughter. Mrs. David (Donna.) Workshop. "So if anybody thinks there can In Andover, preparatory work Belcher of East Hartford: four He is survived by his mother, Vienna starting Aug. 25. In his complete co-operation from Soviet be an adequate response to authorities, and said he hopes the By Rusty Miller Norman and Peter Jacobsen, also collected for winning the British later, and that Tway wouldn’t be will begin today before the state brothers, Walter Chasse of Ne Katherine (Arrigoni) Hughes, with address to 500 researchers from 22 & . planned nuclear war they had countries at a meeting of the Soviet attitude will help lead to The Associated Press parred the first hole to remain at Open, which isn’t a PGA Tour playing elsewhere in Ohio. resurfaces a 4.3-mile stretch of wington. Normand Cha.sse of Hart whom he lived. event, Norman was supposed to be in better rethink that stand.” said International Society for Experi better international understanding seven under. Route 6 from the Coventry town ford. Armand Chasse and Gilman The funeral will be Wednesday New York for a television appear Gale. mental Hematology, he declined to of nuclear energy and its TOLEDO. Ohio — The corona Payne Stewart had a par and line to ''Lindholm’s Corner. The Chasse. both of Grand Isle. Maine: at 9:15 a.m. at the John F, Tierney was tied at four under with “I think everybody would like to ance, and Tway had planned on Drawing a parallel between speculate on what the report would consequences. tion of a new PGA Championship preparatory work includes moving seven sisters, Corinne Picard and Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St,, king will be a little late. But the Jacobsen, who dropped a stroke have finished it up,” Tway said, “I participating in the Insurance utility poles and rcstringing wires Azilda Leonard, both of Grand Isle. with a mass of Christian burial at man who is just a step from the after a bogey on the opening hoie. don’t feel any letdown, although I Youth Golf Classic in Springfield. — which Northeast Utilities is Maine, Cecile Picard of Quebec, 10 a.m. at St. James Church. throne looked at the wait as just a Another stroke back was Jack would rather have played. I ’ll just Ohio, where he would have been responsible for — and drainage Canada. Gertnide Chasse. Ernes Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 >3 formality, Nicklaus, who had a bogey and a hit a few range balls and come paired with a junior player. work, slate officials said. tine DuMonte and Julie Dionne, all to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. “Just to hang around another birdie on his only two holes as he back tomorrow and do the same The weather report called for The officials said that it should of Hartford, and Rolande Lavoie of Memorial donations may be Joseph J. Guardino II, M.D. day is a little sad. We’d liketo wrap held onto hopes of winning a record thing,” partly cloudy skies in the morning, take about two weeks to prepare East Hartford: a granddaughter: made to the Manchester Work things up as soon as we can.” Greg sixth PGA title. Also at three The suspension of play meant giving way to sunshine in the the road and another two weeks to' and several nieces, nephews and shop. 57 Hollister St. Norman said Sunday after rain ^^^lnder. eight shots off the iead, that Norman would be able to sleep afternoon. resurface it. at a cost of $900,000. Is pleased to announce the opening of his of forced a suspension of play in the were Donnie Hammond, who bo In Bolton, the state has already final round of the 68th PGA geyed the first hole, and David started replacing a bridge deck on ADVERTISEMENT fice for the practice of Internal Medicine. The Championship golf tournament at Frost, who had a par and a birdie the Route 6 bridge over the Hop office is located at the Inverness Club. through two holes. River. No details were available on Earn Big Money in Sixty of the 73 players were to Norman, chasing his first PGA Softball tourneys the poject, but the DOT said that 945 Main St., Suite 308 pick up today where they left off crown, looked at the wait as little two-way traffic will be maintained when play was stopped Sunday more than an inconvenience. through the area your Spare Time Manchester, CT afternoon. 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There is a nation When you complete your course a diplcma win be sharing an office suite with his father The rains came early to the ing we can’t finish the tournament tw o separate double Opening night action in the ’A’ F U E L O IL wide shortage at locksmiths that you can certifies your ability to do any kind ol lock 6.982-yard, par-71 course, washing on the day we’d all like to. ... elimination tournaments — the tournament showcases two help (ill. All buildings, cars, boats, constnK- Joseph J. Guardino, Sr., a Manchester physi repair or installation. away virtually everything but “It’s not like it’s sudden death. ‘A’ and the ’B ’ — both slated to games at both Robertson Park tkm machines, trailers, sales, vending ma Crimes against property are increasing, start tonight. chines, and m any other kinds o l equipment cian for 23 years. Norman’s four-shot lead over Bob All the boys are here now. The and Fitzgerald Field. Monday’s professional locksmiths are in great de Tway. No one else was within Both tourneys consist "of 12 ’B ’ tilts will be at Nike Field and have one or more locks. Near your home mand, ^bur opportunities,are almost unlim AP photo whole field is back. ... I don’t think (here are thousands o< locks in need ol re Dr. Guardino’s services will include office seven shots of the leader. there’ll be any problem.” teams each: The ’A’ field Pagani Field. ited. Locksmithing Institute graduates have includes the top four clubs from In the ’A ’ Division. Game 1 at Senior Citizen & pair. replacetnent or keys right now. been finding financial success and inde hours by appointment days, evenings, and Greg Norman (right) and his caddie, Pete Bender, stand Norman, the reigning British Should Norman hold his lead, he Volume Discounts The origintd Locksmithing home study pendence since 1948. in the fairway on the second hoie Sunday before play was Open champion and runnerup in would increase his money total to the ’A’ Central. East and West Robertson at 6 p.m., the West’s cou rse O lk n everything required lor a ca Get the (acts. Wdte lor (ree booklet "O p Saturdays, as well as house calls. the Masters, completed just one $704,728.99, over $162,000 more Leagues. The ’B ’ contingent fourth-place Cummings Insu- ^THRIFTY OIL CO. reer in locksmithing. Clear illustrated les portunities in Locksmithing," Locksmithing delayed because of rain at the PGA Championship. The hole, pairing it with an 18-foot putt than Curtis Strange’s record total includes the top two teams from sons, tools and supi^ies— even an eketrk ln«tiiuip. Di*pt. 416-086 IM O Cardinal Dr. final round was rescheduled today with Norman holding to remain at 11 under par. Tway. of last year. And Norman’s total six leagues: Charter Oak, Pa Please tom to page 11 key m aking machine. 289-8843 Lilllr F.lls, NJ 07424. a four-stroke lead. playing in a threesome with doesn’t include the $105,000 he 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. II, 1986 M ANCHESTER H ER ALD. Monday. Aug. .11 1986 — 11 NL roundup SCOREBOARD Softball tourneys
T riples / liid Sox 0. Tigers 6 Brewers 5. W hlteSox4 6lsnts4.Braves3 Mets continue to be impressive Butler, Cleveland, 8; Fernandez, begin play tonight G olf Baseball Toronto, 8; GWalker, Chlcogo, 6; Owen, BOSTON DETROIT CHICAGO MILWAUKEE SAN FRAN ATLANTA Seattle, 6; Sierra, Texas, 6; Upshaw, o b r h b l o b r h b l Obrhbl obrbM o b r h b l Toronto, 6; Wilson, Kansas City, 6. By The Associated Press Continued from page 9 Boggs 3b 5 1 1 1 a b r h M Ken Howell with two homers, and with' eight more winner’s Whitokr 2b 4 1 0 0 Congels If 4 0 0 0 Molltor3b 5 1 2 4 Kutcheref 4 0 0 0 Moreno rf 4 0 0 0 Stolon bases Boirett 2b 4 0 10 Tram m I ss 4 2 2 2 Boston cf 3 1 1 0 (3antnr2b 5 0 0 0 RThpsnZb 4 12 1 RHenderson, New York, 67; Cangelosl, shoddy Cincinnati fielding gave bracket games. In the ‘A ’ Country Club Rice If Sm i.nsph 10 0 0 American League standings 5 12 2 Gibson rf 4 1 0 0 Hairstnph lOOOCooperIb 50 10 Mldndorf 4 0 0 0 Oberkfl3b 5 12 0 Chicago, 44; Pettis, Californio, 30; Griffin, M ONTREAL — Four months the Dodgers their first two runs. ranee meets the Central’s tourney, the winner of Game 1 Baylor dh 3 2 2 2 Grubbdh 2 0 10 Nicholsif 1 0 0 0 GThmsdh 5 111 W CIarklb 4 1 1 0 Oakland, 24; Moseby, Toronto, 23; Moses, B E S T 17 — A - Serge Sortorl 67-8-59, Dw Evnsrf Murphy cf 4 0 10 into the season, well after building The victory averted a four-game second-place Nassiff Arms. meets East champ Glenn Con 5 1 1 0 Herndndh 1110 Balnesrt 5 0 1 1 Ogllvle If 30 10 CBrown3b 4 13 0 Hom er 1b 4 1 1 2 Seattle, 23; Wilson, Kansas City, 23. Brad Downey 63-3-60, Dom DeNIcolo East Dhflslon Bucknrib 4 1 1 0 a huge lead in the East Division, Central’s regular season cham 65-5-60, B- Ben Delm astro 72-13-59, DaEvns 1b 5 114 Hosseydh 4 0 2 0 Monnngcf 1000 Aldrete If 1 0 0 0 Griffey If 2 0 0 0 series sweep by the Reds. struction at 6 p.m. in Game 5 at „ . W L Pet. GB Arm osef 4 0 0 0 Collins If 4 0 10 Co Idem dh 1110 Deer rf 4 0 0 0 Yongbid If Ramirz ss PitchliiB (10 Decisions) the New York Mets continue to pion Main Pub plays the West’s Mike Lombo 72-13-59, Dan Franklin Boston 65 44 .996 — Romlnecf 2 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 Eric Davis misjudged a fly in the Fitzgerald. In Game 6 at 7:30, 73-13-60, Guy Mlono 72-12-60, Jim 0 0 0 0 Coles 3b 5 0 3 0 Hulett3b 5 111 Broggsef 4 110 Melvin c 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 3 0 10 Clemens, Boston, 17-4, .810; King, Detroit, make new believers. top-ranked Brand Rex in.Game New York 61 52 .540 6 Romero ss 3 0 0 0 Lemon cf 4 0 2 0 AAormnIb 4 0 0 1 Rllesss 2110 Brenlyc 3 0.0 0 Hubbrd2b 8-2, .800; Rasmussen, New York, 12-3, .800; first inning and turned it into a the winner of Game 2 plays the M orlarty 70-9-61, M a rty Cvm leleckI Baltimore 99 52 .532 7 Grenwiph 4 0 11 2 at 7:30 p.m. At Fitzgerald. 0 0 0 0 Lowry c 2 0 0 0 Fisk c 4 12 1 Ceronec 4 12 0 (}ulnonsss 0 1 0 0 Acker p 3 0 10 Schrom, Cleveland, 11-4, .733; Boddicker, The latest is Montreal Expos triple for Mike Scioscia, who East’s fourth-place Gentle 75-13-62, Dick K err 73-10-63, C .D Detroit 99 53 .527 Vh Qukionsss 0 10 0 M cCorthy 74-11-63, Don GenovesI 76-13- Heothc 10 0 0 Guillen ss 4 0 0 0 Uribe ss 2 0 2 1 Sample pr 0 0 0 0 Baltimore, 146, .700; Farr, Kansas City, 7-3, pitcher Dennis Martinez, who lost scored on Bill Madlock’s single. Central’s fourth-place Harpo’s Touch Car Wash. Games 7 and 8 Clevelond 58 S3 .523 8 Sullivan c 2 1 1 0 Cruz2b 2 000 CDavIscf 2 0 10 Olwinep .700; Henke, Toronto, 7- 3, .700; Elchhom, 63, L a rry Gazzo 7S12-63, Bob W allace Toronto 59 54 .522 8 Oedmonc .0000 a 7-2 decision to New York Sunday. faces West ruiiner-up Jones 1114 LSalazr ph 1 0 0 0 Krukowp 10 0 0 Garber p 0 0 00 Toronto,94,.692. Shortstop Kurt Stillwell dropped will be al Nike, with the East’s 77- 14-63, Bill M cM ullen 74-11-63, Milwaukee Ed 55 55 JOO 10',^ Totals 36 9 10 9 Landscaping in Game 3 at 6. Paganl 73-10-63, Paul Sullivan 75-12-63; Giles 2b 10 0 0 Gloddnph 0 0 0 0 Chmbis ph 1000 Shrthoeuts Martinez. 1-4, saw a fine six- Powell’s pop up in the third. Powell third-place Medical Supply fac West Dlylslen Totals 48 4 8 4 Totals 38 5 9 5 Berengrp 0 0 0 0 Clemens, Boston, 174; Morris, Detroit, while East runner-up Pagani C- Don Edwards 84-31-53, Dick McMal- California 61 90 .590 — inning performance go by the came around on a single, a ing the winner of Game 3 at 6 lon 81-27-54, Herm Dvorak 73-17-56, ■ 2211 «•» 000 080-6 Spllmnph 10 1 2 159; MWItt, California, 151; HIguera, takes on the West’s third-place 99 S3 .527 Vh O til Ult QQO Olp Chicago 888 8S1 881 88— 4 (kirrelts p 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee, 149; Langston, Seattle, 147. wayside when the Mets erupted for sacrifice and Madlock’s ground p.m.. and the Central’s third Jock Moffat 76-18-58, Bel Schafter Chicago 49 60 .450 11 G o ^ Winning RBI — Gedman (4). MAK Company in Game 4 at 78- 20-58, Ron Craig 84-25-59, Bob Bono- Mltwoukoe 8 n 818 888 81— S Totals 39 410 4 Dials 35 3 8 3 four runs on four hits in the out. place Manchester Cycle locking Konsos City 49 62 .441 12 l o b —B oston6, Detroit 10. One out when winning run scored. Sovtt Seventh. 7:30 p.m. dles 80-20-60, Bill Llvlnnlford 79-19-60, Oakland SO 64 .439 \7'h 2 B |-^lllvo n , Boggs, Coles. Powell. 2-3, scattered three hits horns at 7:30 with the winner of Gll Bolsoneou 75-15-60; Gross- Brad Game Winning RBI — GThomas (5). SpnPrancIsco 810 881 882-4 Aose, Baltimore, 28; Rlghettl, New York, In the ’B ’ Division, in Game 1 Minnesota 48 63 432 13 E — Cerane, Riles. DP— Chicago 1. LOB— Aitanta no in 888—3 25; Hernandez, Detroit, 20; Henke, He was pitching effectively and in 7 1-3 innings and struck out a Game 4. Downey 68. Seattle 48 65 .425 14 (ll),Baylor2(21),Trammell(ll),DaE-vans Chicago 5, Milwaukee 4. 2B— Hossey. GomeWInnlngRBI-Spllmon( ). Toronto, 17; Camacho, Cleveland, 16. clinging to a one-run lead until Ed season high of six. Howell pitched 1 at Nike at 6 p.m., Pagani SWEEPS — A- Gross- Brod Downey Saturday's Gomes (18),Gedman (10). 2 68, Net- Serge Sortorl 73-8-65, Dom HR— Molitor (6), Hulelt (12), Fisk (10), , E— CBrown. DP— San Francisco 1, Hearn lined a one-out single in the 2-3 hitless innings. League runner-up Allstate Busi New York 3, Kansas City 2 S— Barrett. GThomas (14). SB— Braggs (1),AAolltor (8), Atlanta 1. LOB— San Francisco 6. 2B— Wednesday’s ‘B ’ matchups DeNIcolo 71-5-66, Bill M oran 75-7-68, Minnesota 9, Oakland 2 seventh. An infield out -moved ness Machines takes on Rec Boston HRERBBSO Boston (3), Manning (3). S— Riles, Murphy, RThompson, Oberkfell. HR— NATIONAL LEAGUE While they won the game, the will be at Pagani and Robert Dick Smith 74-6-68; B- Gross- Jim Boston 8, Detroit 7 Cangelosl. S F— Mormon. champ Acadia Restaurant. The Morlarty 75, Net- Dan Franklin 79-13- Horner (18), RThompson (6). S— Aldrete, Basodon268ot Bats. Hearn to second and then he scored Dodgers announced Sunday that son. In Game 5 at Pagani, the Cleveland 8, Baltimore 2 Clemens 6 7 3 .3 5 6 _ IP H R ER BB SO Krukow,Kutcher. G A B R H Pet. ' Game 2 nightcap at 7:30 pits 66, Guv Mlono 79-12-67, Marty Chmie- Texos 7, Toronto 6, 10 Innings the tying run when Danny Heep. Pedro Guerrero has been returned Game 1 winner meets Northern Lollor 1 3 3 3 0 0 Chicago _____ IP H R ER BB SO Brooks Mon ' 80 306 50 104 .340 lecki 81-13-68, Dick K err 79-10-69, L o rry Milwaukee 1, Chicago 0 Sambito W,2-0 12-3 1 0 0 1 l Dotson 61-3 7 4 4 1 10 pinch-hitting for pitcher Sid Fer Charter Oak champ Tierney’s Gazzo 81-12-69, Bob W ollace 83-14-69, San Francisco CBrown SF 96 357 49 119 .333 to the disabled list for more champ P.M. Construction at 6 California 5, Seattle 0 SchlraldlS,3 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Thigpen 3 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 Krukow 7 8 3 3 2 6 Raines Mon 101 398 63 132 .332 nandez. singled. against the West Side champion Paul White 80-11-69, Bill MacMullen Sunday's Gamts Detroit rehabilitation of his injured knee. p.m. Game 6 showcases the 80-11-69, Paul Sulllvon 81-1269; C- Searge 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Berenguer W,2 - Dykstra N Y 100 302 55 99 .328 Martinez then walked Len Dyk Elks. At Pagani Field, the Rec’s Boston 9, Detroit 6 Terrell 7 6 4 4 3 2 Schmidt LJM 0 1110 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 Gw ynnSD 109 429 69 140 .326 Padres 5, Astros 3 Game 2 winner against Dusty Gross- Herm Dvordk 80, Net- Jock Kansas City 13, New York 3 Compbell L,26 2-3 3 3 3 0 2 Milwaukee stra before Wally Backman deli Jim ’s Arco meets the West Moffot 83-1865, Bel Schoffer 8S20-65, Garrelts S J 1 0 0 0 0 1 Bockman N Y 80 277 49 90 .325 champ Army and Navy at 7:30. Cleveland 6, Baltimore 3 Hernondz 11-3 1 2 2 1 1 Wegmon 5 ^3 4 3 3 0 4 Atlanta Sax LA 106 419 61 135 .322 vered a two-run double and Keith Steve Garvey hit a two-run Side’s ‘D ’ Team in a battle of Bill Palm er 82-1567, Ron Craig 92-2S67, Mllwoukee 5, Chlcogo 4,11 Innings Ctemans pitched to 1 better In the 7th. At Robertson, the Game 3 B ill H unniford 86-19-67, M a yna rd Plesoc 21-3 2 1 1 0 2 Acker 6 7 2 2 0 1 Bass Htn 110 410 58 129 .315 double in the first inning and second place squads in Game 3 Oakland 6, Minnesota 2,1st game H B P -^ lb s o n by Lollar, Quinones by Clear W4-4 3 2 0 0 0 3 Ray Pit 103 382 45 114 .298 Hernandez blooped an RBI-single. winner plays Charier Oak Clough 83-1667, G ll Bolsoneou 82-1S67. Hemonotfz. Olwine 1 0 0 0 1 1 Oakland 6, Minnesota 5, 2nd game Plesoc pitched to 1 batter In the 9th, Garber L6-3 2 3 2 2 1 2 KHemndz N Y 105 398 65 118 .296 "They hit. and they hit in the preserved San Diego’s 3-1 lead in at 6 p.m. Game 4 features runner-up Elmore Associates in TWO BALL CHAMPIONSHIP — A- California 4, Seattle 0 Ufwlres— Home, Shulock; First, Morri Schmidt pitched to 1 batter In the 11th. Albert Mortln-Doug Martin 68, Stan OI wlnepltchedto 1 hotter In theBth. Home Runs clutch,” Martinez said. “ They do the third with the defensive play of Northern runner-up Dean Ma Toronto 8, Texas 7, 10 Innings son; Second, Johnson; Third, Roe. W P— Clear. GDovIs, Houston, 24; Schmidt, Philadel Game 7 at 6. while the Game 4 Hlllnskl-Tom Prior 68, Doc-BIII McKee T — 3'11. A — 35,866. WP— Krukow, Garber. the game — a diving catch of Phil chine vs. Dusty’s runner-up Monday's Games- Umplres— Home, Phillips; Rest, Young; Umplres— Home, Wendelstedt; First, phia, 24; Parker, Cincinnati, 23; Stubbs, Los everything they have to. winner takes on Pagani champ 70, Tom Vecsev-TIm Cooney 70, Brad Clevelond (P.NIekro 8-9) at New York Second, Voltogglo; Third, Welke. Garner’s two-out liner with Memorial Corner Store. Downey-Word Holmes 70, Bob Jones- Tota; Second, Crawford; Third, Angeles, 20; Carter, New York, 19; Homer, “ They send in a hitter or a Evergreen Lawns in Game 8 at (Guidry 6^), 7:30 p.m. T — 3:24.A— 36J52. C.Williams. Atlanta, 18; Marshall, Los Angeles, 18; runners on first and second — as Plav resumes on Wednesday. Paul Purcell 71, Fronk Klernon-BIII Boston (Boyd 11-7) ot Detroit (Morris pitcher and they do the job. That’s 7:30. Moron 71; B and C- Pat Mlstretto- A’t6.Twin82(l8tgam e) T — 2:39.A— 17695. Murphy, Atlanta, 18. the Padres snapped a five-game 13-7), 7:35 p,m. Runs Butted In what it takes to win games and Gordle Quick 72, Hal Glgllo-Bob Cope Toronto (Key 10-7) at Baltimore (Flaho- BlueJay8B.Rangera7(10| losing streak. land 73, Bill Hunniford-Paul White 74 Carter, New York, 85; Parker, Cincinnati, pennants.” gan 5-7), 7:35 p.m. MINNESOTA OAKLAND SO; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 80; GDavIs, “ Garvey got the two-run double Net- Nick DIPetro-Terry Doolady 56, Chicago (Bannister 6-9) at Mllwcwkee Ob r h bl PadreaS,Aatroa3 The victory, before 35.743 — the Wolly Hart-Savin Zavorello 60, Joe o b r h b l TORONTO TEXAS Houston, 74; Wallach, Montreal, 62; Haves, to get us started, and then his catch (Boslo 00), 8:35 p.m. Puckett cf 5 0 2 0 Phillips 2b 3 0 0 0 Phllodelphlo, 61; Horner, Atlanta, 61; largest crowd in Montreal this Mocalone-Ben Delmastro 61, Steve Seattle (Moore 6-10) at Oakland (Plunk Hotcher If abrhM Ob r h M King playoff winner 2 10 0 Griffin ss 5 0 0 0 SAN DIEG O CDavIs, San Francisco, 60; Strawberry, season — enabled the Mets to of Garner’s line drive was a key D e x le r-V In c e B u c c h e rl 61, Bob 3-7), 10:35 p.m. Goettl3b Femndz ss 5 2 2 0 Fletchr ss 5 0 2 1 HOUSTON AP photo 3 10 0 Lansfrd 2b 4 1 2 0 Upshaw 1b Ob r h M NewYork,60. play.” San Diego Manager Steve LaChapelle-Bert Brown 61, John Minnesota (Blyleven 11-10) at Californio Branskvrf 3 0 0 0 Kngmn dh 5 12 0 Harrah2b 3 0 0 1 obrhbl stretch their first-place lead to 18 Gromon-AI Zomoltls 61, Dick Hossett- 4 0 11 Mosebycf 2 10 1 Royster 3b 4 0 0 0 Lopes3b 4 0 2 1 (Sutton 108), 10:35 p.m. Hrbek 1b 4 0 3 1 DuBakrIf 3 1 1 0 McCJwelcf 2 1 1 1 Triples games. New York’s Darryl Strawberry asks for time after stealing Boros said. “ If Garner’s ball had Fred Bllsh 62, Mike Lomba-Llovd Bell If 4 0 2 2 Sierra cf 5 12 1 Gwvnn rf 3 10 0 Hatcher cf 3 110 Only gomes scheduled Laudnerc 3 0 10 MDavIsrf 0 10 0 Raines, Montreal, 10; Samuel, Philadel gotten by him, it would have been a of Hendredon Classic Barfield rf Kruk If 3 12 0 Puhl ph “ There’s been a lot of talk that Davidson 62, Nino NIstrl-Bolsoneau 62, Tuesday's Games Bushph 1 0 0 1 DHIII3b 4 0 0 0 Incvglla rf 4 12 1 10 0 0 phia, 9; Coleman, St. Louis, 7; McGee, St. seconrJ base in the sixth inning Sunday against Montreal Jock McCollum-Don Edwards 63. 4 2 2 0 Jahnsn dh 4 111 Wynne cf 0 0 0 0 Garner 2b different ballgame.’’ Seattle at Oakland, 3:15 p.m. Smally dh 4 0 0 0 Tillman rf 4 12 2 Wllkrsn2b 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 Louis, 7; Dykstra, New York, 6; they could stay with us, but it’s B E S T 14 — A- Bob Jones 53-8-45, Pete*” Shphrd pr 0 10 0 Porter ph M cRyldcf 4 1 1 1 GDavIs 1b 4 0 0 0 while Expo second baseman Vance Law appears to Boston ot Kansas City, 2, 6:05 p.m. Lmbrdz 2b 3 0 0 0 Murphy cf 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Moreno, Atlanta, 6; Webster, Montreal, been hard for teams to do that,” Dave Dravecky, 8-9, won for the By Tom Foreman Jr. birdie. At that point. King only Foster 536-45, Erw in Kennedy 52-7-45, Cleveland ot New York, 7:30 p.m. Whitt c 3 12 1 Ward If 4 0 0 0 Garvey lb 4 1 1 2 Bassrf 4 111 6. Solos ph 10 0 0 Tettletonc 4 0 2 2 Tmpitn ss said Backman, who had three hits disagree with the call. The Mets won, 7-2, to stretch their first time in six weeks. He allowed The Associated Press wanted to get close. John Everett 556-47; B- Paul White Chlcogo at Detroit, 7:35 p,m. Gagne ss 3 0 0 0 BMrtnz ph 0 0 0 0 LAPrshdh 3 1 1 2 4 12 1 Cruz If 3 110 Stolen bases lorg2b Kennedy c 3 0 0 0 a run and five hits in six innings. 53-11-42, M orty ChmIelIckI 56-13-43, Pat Toronto at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Beane ph 10 0 0 5 0 11 Slought c 4 0 0 0 Ashbyc 4 0 10 Coleman, St. Louis, 82; EDavIs, Cincin and drove in three runs on the day. NL East lead to 18 games. “ I was just trying to stick in MIstretta 55-11-44, Ted Backlel 5S11-44, Mllwoukee ot Texas, 8:35 p.m. Totals Gruber 3b 4 12 1 Paclork 1b 2 1 1 0 Roberts 2b 4 0 10 Thonss 3 0 0 0 nati, 60; Raines, Montreal, 47; Duncan, Los Craig Lefferts and Rich Gossage there and gel a little bit more 33 2 6 2 Totals 33 610 6 Gossogep “ Hopefully we’ve shown the Expos HIGH POINT, N.C. - At first, Don Anderson. 55-11-44, Poul Sullivan Minnesota ot Californio, 10:35 p.m. Leach ph 0 0 0 1 OBrIenIb 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CRnIdsph 10 10 Angeles, 44; Doran, Houston, 36. finished, Gossage got his 19th aggressive so that I could stay up 56-12-44, Ben Delmastro 58-13-45, BUI Buechle3b 4 2 2 0 Dravekv p 2 0 0 0 Knepperp 2 0 I'O what kind of ball club we really Bonin, led off with a double to right Betsy King wanted to stay close. Minnesota ooo 000 020— 2 Totals Bochy ph 10 11 Not as the premier left-hander in save. there around the lead.” she said. M cKee 56-11-45, G erry Thibodeau 58-13- Oakland oil loi 02x—6 36 8 13 8 Totals 39 711 7 Pnkvtsph 10 0 0 Pitching (10 Decisions) are.” Then she wanted a runaway. What 45; C- Bob Brldgemon 63-30-33, Te rry National League standings McClIrspr 0 0 0 0 Funk p 0 0 0 0 Oledo, New York, 12-3, .800; Fernandez, and scored on Darryl Strawberry’s the game. Not as a 300-game Kevin McReynolds hit his 15th “ And then. If something happened Game WlnnlngRBI— Tillman ( 1). Letfertsp 0 0 0 0 The victory also made a winner she got was a playoff victory over Doolady 56-19-37, Jim Damoto 64-26-38, LOB— MInnesoto 8, Oakland 9. 2B— Toronto Wl 211 108 1— 8 Lopezp 0 0 0 0 New York, 13-4, .765; Darling, New York, single to left. winner. And not as a man with over Flannrv 2b 0 0 0 0 Walling ph of Fernandez. 13-4, for the first homer as San Diego ended the JoAnne Camer in the Henredon ... I would end up winning. But I Bel Schoffer 60-20-40, BUI Johnson Puckett, Tettleton, DuBaker. 3B— OHIII. Toxos 812 181 288 0— 7 10 0 0 11-4, .733; Gooden, New York, 116, .733; Montreal came back to even 3.000 strikeouts. 61-21-40, Don Edwars 72-31-41, George East Division Game Winning RBI— Leach (2). Totals r 5 8 5 Totals 35 3 9 2 Bedroslan, Philadelphia, 8-3, .727; RRobln- four-game winning streak of Bob just wanted to get back into it." W L Pet. O B SB— Lansford (10), Tillman 2 (2). SF— time since July 11 and allowed things up in their half of the inning Classic and membership in the Blount 68-26-42, Hank M urphy 73-31-42, Murphy. E— Harrah, lorg. DP— Toronto 1 ,Texas3. son, Clnclnnotl,8-3, .727; Deshales,Houston, Forsch now leads active Na Knepper. 14-8. Something began to happen BUI Calhoun 64-K-42, John Groman New York 74 35 .679 — LDB— Toronto 8, Texas 3. 2B— Upshaw 2, Diego 300 001 100-5 Rick Anderson to earn his first on Mitch Webster’s triple and LP G A ’s million-dollar club. IP H R ER BB SO 7-3, .700; Mathews, StLouls, 7-3, .700. tional League pitchers in career The Astros’ lead in the N L West 66-24-42, Bob Brown 62-20-42; Gross- Montreal 55 52 .514 18 Fletcher, Whitt, Fernandez, Buechele, Houston 100 800 002— 3 Strikeouts big-league save. when Carner bogeyed two holes Phllodelphlo 53 56 .486 21 Minnesota Andre Dawson’s sacrifice fly. home runs, after his grand slam King had a final-round, 2-under- Erwln Kennedy 73, Heaton L.4-11 6 7 4 4 McDowell. 3B— Sierra. HR— Incavlglla Game WlnnlngRBI— Garvey (5). Scott, Houston, 217; Valenzuela, Los was cut to four games as San and Walton failed to take advan St. Louis 53 56 .486 21 3 1 E— Templeton, Then. DP— San Diego 1, Both hurlers turned in excellent The Expos took the lead in the SWEEPS — A- Gross- Kennedy 73, RLJacksn 1 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 (20), LAParrIsh (17), Gruber (4). SF— Angeles, 175; Fernandez, New York, 136; Sunday gave him his sixth straight Francisco won in Atlanta. ' par 70 on Sunday over the Willow tage. King made a run with birdies Net- Bob Jones 77-8-69, John Everett Chlcogo 48 61 .440 26 Moseby, LAParrIsh, Leach. Houston 3. LOB— San Diego 3, Houston 8. Welch, Los Angeles, 132; Ryan, Houston, performances. Fernandez lasted fourth when Vance Law clubbed Pittsburgh 43 64 .402 30 Agosto 0 10 0 10 2B— Gorvey, Templeton, Bochy. 3B— victory and the St. Louis Cardinals Creek Country Club course to at the sixth, seventh and eighth 77669, W illie OleksInskI 76-7-69, Stan RDavIs 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO 126. six innings, giving up just three Cubs 4, Phillies 0 Hlllnskl 74-569, Pete Foster 77-8-69; B- West Division Toronto Hatcher. HR— McReynolds (15), Bass (16). Saves his fourth homer of the year and his a 5-4 triumph over the Pitt.sburgh complete four days of play al 277. holes to pull even with Walton with Houston 62 49 .559 — Oakland S— Hatcher, K enn^. hits and striking out seven while first since May 6. Gross- Paul White 75, Net- MIstretta CYoung W,9-7 7 5 0 0 1 7 CeruttI 5 8 5 5 0 4 Reardon, Montreal, 26; Worrell, St. Pirates. Ed Lynch, acquired from the earner had a 69 on Sunday. the back nine left to play. 78-1167, Joe Novak 78-11-67, M orlarty Son Francisco 58 S3 .523 4 Aauino 2 3 2 2 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Louis, 24; DSmIth, Houston, 22; LeSmIth, Anderson retired the nine batters Los Angeles 55 56 .495 7 Moonvhm 1-3 0 2 2 3 0 Son Diego That, however, proved to be all It was Forsch’s ninth career Mels on June 30 for a pair of For beating Carner on the “ Going into nine. I think I felt a 77-9-68, BUI Sullivan 80-1169, Don VonOhlen 0 1 0 0 0 0 Elchhorn W.9-4 3 0 0 0 0 3 Chicago, 21; Gossage, San Diego, 19. he faced. Anderson 80-1169, M a rty ChmIelIckI Cincinnati 52 57 .477 9 Texas Dravecky W6-9 6 5 1 1 2 3 the offense Montreal would get. circuit clout. Mike Bielecki hung a minor-league players, pitched a second playoff hole. King earned lot more confident. I started out San Diego 52 58 .473 Vh JHowell S,8 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Lefferts 2 2 2 2 0 0 “ Sid had excellent command.” 82-13-69; C- Gross- Bolsoneou 83, Net- Von Ohien pitched to 1 batter In the 8th, Guzmon 41-3 9 5 5 2 1 Only one other runner reached curve ball to him. You just can't do six-hitter, struck out seven batters $34,500 to raise her career win putting pretty poorly and that Brldgem an 91-30-61, Doolady 84-19-65, Atlanta 51 99 .464 10'/» Russell 12-3 2 1 1 0 0 Gossage S,19 1 2 0 0 0 0 New York manager Dave Johnson Saturday's Games Agosto pitched to 2 batters In theSth. Houston base the rest of the way. that with Forsch. and walked nobody in his first nings to $1,002,123. The victory, her stretch of holes I putted well on and D am ato 91-26-65, M offat 85-18-67, Umplres— Home, Reed; First, Tschida; Mason 1-3 0 1 1 2 0 said. “ He had a great curve and he ^ h a f f e r 87-20-67, Don Bottallno 86-18- Cincinnati 6, Los Angeles 2 Mohorcic ^3 1 0 0 1 1 Knepper L,14-8 7 8 5 5 1 4 “ You can’t do very much when “ He can’t hang a pitch like that: complete game and first shutout first this year and sixth of her that was the difference.” she said. Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2 Second, Kosc; Third, Garcia. Funk 1-3 0 was getting ahead of hitters all T — 2:43. MWIIIIams L,8- 0 0 1 0 you only get three hits,” said anybody could hit it out.” Pirates this season. career, didn’t come without a New York 10, Montreal 8 Lopez 12-3 I u0 u0 u u Football day. From that point. King wanted to MCC LADIES — Scotch Ball — 4 2 0 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 Montreal manager Buck Rodgers. Manager Jim Leyland said. His last shutout was May 8. 1985. Struggle. Maynard Clough-Ruby Clough-Eorl Son Francisco 4, Atlanta 3,10 Innings Harris 1 0 0 0 0 0 Lefferts pitched to 2 batters In the9th. “ For him to leave the game like be the hunted instead of the hunter. Everett-Boots Cornlella 90, Al-Norma Pittsburgh 8, St. Louis 5 CeruttI pitched to 2 batters In the 6th, WP— Knepper. PB— Kennedy, Ashby. In other N L games. St. Louis When Carlton retired last week, against Atlanta and his last King, who turns 31 Wednesday, Houston 6, San Diego 2 that and still come out a winner is a “ I was trying to get up to 13 Mortln-Paul-Clalre Rossetto90, Terry- A’8 6, Twins 5 (2nd game) MWIIIIamspltchedto2batterslnthe10lh. Umplres— Home, Davis; First, Harvey; beat Pittsburgh. 5-4. Los Angeles completegame was Aug. II. 1985 — was four shots down after three Sunday's Games . W P— Williams. Second, Darling; Thlrd,Gregg. big shot in the arm .” he took his 13 career homers with under just to stay aggressive, but Pat Cunnlngham-Herm-Morlys NFL pre-aeaaon atandinga shut out Cincinnati 5-0. San Diego against the Cubs. Lynch retired the bogeys on- her first five holes Dvorak 91, New York 7, Montreal 2 Umplres— Home, Bremlgan; First, T — 2:30. A— 20639. The Mets, who won Saturday him and the throne was up for didn’t quite make it.” she said. MATCH PLAY VS. PAR — A- Helen San Francisco 4, Atlanta 3 MINNESOTA OAKLAND Scott; Second, Palermo; Third, Cooney. beat Houston 5-3, San Francisco grabs. Forsch. tied with Tim first 10 batters he faced before Sunday St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 4 night by scoring nine times in the King did gel to 11 under par with M utty plus 2, Betty Broucek -1, B- M a ry o b r h b l ab r h bl T -3 :2 2 .A — ISJMO. AMERICAN CONFERENCE beat Atlanta 4-3 and Chicago Lollar and Rick Rhoden at eight, Juan Samuel singled. “ I was saying‘Just hang in there Collins plus 3, Jean Wlgren plus 1, Los Angeles 5, Cincinnati 0 Smally dh 5 0 12 DHIII2b 3 0 10 last two innings to erase a five-run a birdie at 15, while Carner birdied Chlcogo 4, Phllodelphlo 0 East stopped Philadelphia. 4-0. Gary Matthews hit a three-run to get back in there so you can at Boots Cornlella -1; C- Emily Sarro plus Hatcher If 4 0 10 Murphy cf 5 12 2 Cubad.PhillleaO W L T Pel. PF PA deficit, wasted little time taking was quick to seize the opportunity. 12. 13 and 15. 2, G loria W allace even, Ruth Allen -3; San Diego 5, Houston 3 Beane If 10 0 0 Lansfrd 3b 4 0 2 1 National League reaults homer in the first inning. Bobby least hold onto second place.’ ’’ Monday's Games New England 2 0 0 1.000 39 23 Cardinals 5, Pirates 4 Each golfer had a chance to end D- Mary Gannon plus 6, Nancy Bennett Hrbek1b 4 0 10 Bochtelb 4 0 10 Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 17 19 the lead on Sunday. Dernier walked and Ryne Sand King said. “It seemed a couple of Pittsburgh at Chlcogo, comp., of susp, Bmnsky cf 3 0 10 Kngmn dh 4 1 1 0 PHILA CHICAGO Dodgers 5, Reds 0 the tournament in regulation. O b r h b l Indlanpolls 0 1 0 .000 14 21 Dykstra. who was ejected in the The retirement of Steve Carlton berg beat out an infield hit before FOUR BALL SWEEPSTAKES — gome from Apr. 20, 2:35 p.m. Bush rf 3 1 1 0 MDavIsrf 2 2 0 0 Meta 7, Expos 2 ab r h M people had gone by me.” Carner, playing in the threesome Pittsburgh (Rhoden 11-7) at Chicago Stone cf 4 0 0 0 I3ernler cf 3 10 0 Miami 0 1 0 .000 16 30 ninth inning for arguing a strike left a void. And Bob Forsch has Greg Brock supported the three- Lynn Prlor-Mary Colllns-Allce Lmbrdz 2b 2 0 10 Tillman If 4 0 11 N .Y. Jets 0 1 0 .000 14 38 Matthews hit his 15th homer off One of them was Carner, who ahead of King, missed an 18-foot (M over 3-2), second game ■ (SaettI 3b 4 2 2 0 Willard c Samuel 2b 4 0 10 Sndbrg 2b 3 2 2 0 call with home plate umpire Greg filled it nicely. Ansaldl-SImone Calhoun 270; Edna 4 12 1 N EW YORK MONTREAL Haves lb 4 0 2 0 GMthws If Central ^ hit pitching by Dennis Powell and Mike Maddux. 0-5. drew even with third-round leader Hlllnskl-Denlse Klernon-Emlly Sarro- St. Louis (Mathews 7-3) ot Montreal Salas c 4 1 1 1 Tettletonc 0 0 0 0 4 12 3 putt for birdie at 18, and King had a (Youmans 11-7), 7:35 p.m. O b r h b l a b r h M Schmdt 3b 3 0 0 0 Francon If 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 1 O 0 1.000z^9 17 Robin Walton after six holes when Clalre Zimmerman 272, Mary Prestl- Gagne ss 2110 Griffin ss 3 1 1 0 Dykstra cf 3 2 10 Houston ■ 1 0 0 1.000 17 14 12-footer go wide to force the San Francisco (Mulholland 0-5) at Cin Espinoz 2b Rivera ss 3 0 0 0 Roenicklf 3 0 0 0 Moreindrf 4 0 2 1 Dot Boblgan-Peg Duggon-Fran Smith 2 0 11 Mazzllll ph 1100 Cincinnati O 1 0 .000 0 20 ’ Walton bogeyed and Carner made playoff. 278. cinnati (Browning 96), 7:35 p.m. Puckett cf 2 0 11 Tom lin p 0 0 0 0 GWIIson rf 3 0 10 Durhm 1b 3 0 0 0 Mitchell If 0 0 0 0 Webster cf Pittsburgh 0 1 O .000 13 33 ' San Diego (Whitson 1-3) ot Atlanta Totals 36 5 12 5 Totals 33 6 11 5 4 12 0 RoReyIsc 3 0 10 J Davis c 3 0 10 (Mahler 10-11), 7:40 p.m. Bckmn 2b 5 13 3 Raines If 3 0 0 0 Jeltz ss 3 0 0 0 Cey 3b 3 0 0 0 W ttt KHrndz lb 5 0 11 Kansas city 1 0 0 1.000 20 0 Unrelenting Lendl overpowers Becker Tallwood New York (Gooden 11-4) at Phllo- Dawson rf 3 0 0 1 AAadduxp 1 0 0 0 SiselerOb 10 0 0 Minnesota ooo 203 000— 5 Strwbry rf 4 12 1 Wallach 3b San Diego 1 0 0 1.000 20 0 delphla (Carman 5-3), 8:05 p'.m. Oakland lOO 100 40x— 6 4 0 0 0 Meindzph 10 10 Dunstonss 3 0 1 0 LOW GROSS, LOW NET — A- Gross- Los Angeles (Welch 5-9) at Houston MWIIsonlf 4 0 2 0 Low2b 3 1 1 1 Humep 0 0 0 0 Lynchp 3 0 0 0 Seattle l o 0 1.000 21 14 Game winning R BI— Lansford (8). Knight 3b 5 0 11 WJhnsn 1b Denver 0 1 0 .000 7 10 By Joe AAagruder Mike Davis 73, Jim Bldwell 73, Net- (Keough 2-3), 8:35 p.m. E— Gagne. Griffin. DP— Minnesota 1. 3 0 0 0 GGross ph 10 0 0 Wimbledon champion Boris ing Sunday as he served and over $9 million. Tom Malln 65, Ted Blosko 67, Greg Tuesday's Gomes Hearn c 5 120 Nietoc 3 0 0 0 Schtzdr p 0 0 0 0 LA Raiders 0 1 0 .000 0 32 The Associated Press NASSIFF SPORTS Becker was a classic study in LOB— Minnesota 11, (Jakland 9. 2B— Santana ss 3 0 0 0 DMartIz p NATIONAL CONFERENCE volleyed his Way to a 6-4, 7-6 (7-0) If Lendl’s concentration was Berger 68, dove Bromley 69, Ron Baslle Pittsburgh at Chlcogo, 4:05 p.m. Brunonsky, Salas, Tillm an, Lansford, 2 0 0 0 Tptals 30 0 6 0 Totals 30 4 8 4 69, Chet Lukas 70; B- Gross- Hward Fmdez p 2 0 0 0 McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 East concentration — Lendl’s abun victory in the 14th Volvo Interna intense. Becker’s was anything St. Louis at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Kingman, Willard. HR— Murphy (5). SB— Phlladelpha 1 0 0 1.000 17 Latim er 79, Stan Skiba 83, Pete Larkin New York ot Phllodelphlo, 7:35 p.m. Heepph 11 1 1 Foley ss 1 0 0 0 Philadelphia ooo ooo ooo-o 9 STRATTON MOUNTAIN. Vt. — dance of it and Becker’s lack of it. tional tennis tournament. The win but. He attributed his letdown to an MANCHESTER STORE Gagne (11), DHIII (4). S— Gagne, Salas, RAndesn p 10 0 0 St. Louis 1 1 0 .500 42 31 84, Net- Blaine Horeld 64, Dove San Francisco ot Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Griffin. SF— Lansford. Chicago 300 010 OOx— 4 Ivan Lendl’s two-set victory over Lendl was smooth and unrelent- Bergstrom 66, Gerry Blanchard 67, Totals 39 7 13 7 Totals 29 2 3 2 Game Winning RBI — (kiMotthews (4). N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 24 31 avenged in small measure his emotional hangover from his se San Diego at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Woshlngtn 0 1 o .000 7 18 Rich Young 69, Rand Daniels 69, Don Los Angeles at Houston, 8:35 p.m. E— RoReynolds. DP— Chicago 2. LOB— defeat in the Wimbledon finals last mifinal victory Saturday over Minnesota « New York lOO 080 482— 7 Dallas 0 2 0 .000 6 37 Keary 69, Dick Duauette 70, Gordon Postore 3 1-3 5 2 2 1 1 Philadelphia 3, Chicago 6. 2B— Hayes, month at the hands of the 18-year- John McEnroe. Beebe 70; C- Gross- James Creagan 91, Monlrool 108 188 888— 2 Moreland. HR— GaMatthews (15). SB— Central Anderson 1 2-3 2 2 2 1 2 (kime Winning RBI — Bockman (4). Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 5Q 19 old West German, whose game “ I really wasn’t, with my mind, Gloria Vanderbilt Ken Jarvis 92, Bob Miller 93, Net- Norm Eastern League standings Atherton L,5-5 2-3 3 2 2 1 1 Dernier (16), Sondberg2 (17). Pelletier 64, John Fleet 68, Don Flavell E— Wallach, Dawson. DP— Montreal 2. IP H R ER BB SO Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 3 14 . was at its best on Wimbledon’s 100 percent in the match today,” RLJacksn 2 10 0 10 L O B — New Y o rk 9, M ontreal 3. 2B— Philadelphia Minnesota 1 O 0 1.000 30 16 • 70, Tom Goodman 70, Ray Demers 71, RDavIs 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 grass courts. Becker conceded. “ It was very Eugene Botterton 71, E.H. Sullivan 72, W L Pet. GB Dykstra, Webster, Hearn, Bockman. 3B— Moddux L,0-5 5 6 4 4 4 3 Detralt 0 1 0 .000 9 17 • Head-Swim Suits Pittsfield (Cobs) 65 51 .560 — Oakland Webster. HR— Low (4). SB— Strawberry 2 Tampa Bay 0 1 o .000 10 26 ’ Playing on a hard court Sunday. difficult to psyche myself up again, Bob Reever 73. RHo W,56 6 9 5 5 4 5 Hume 2 2 0 0 0 2 MATCH PLAY VS. PAR — A- Gross- Vermont (Reds) 63 51 .543 1 (25), M Wilson (18). SF-O aw son. Schtzdr 1 0 0 0 0 0 Wssf Becker fought gamely, breaking which I have to, I have to be Reading (Phillies) 99 54 .522 4'/j Moonyhm 2 1-3 2 0 0 1 2 Chicago Atlanta 1 O 0 1.000 31 24 ON SALE Stan Domlan even, Leo Bravokis -4, JHowell S,9 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Lendl’s serve on the eighth break psyched up 110 percent to beat Net- A rt St. Louis plus 3, Paul Glens Falls (Tigers) 56 55 .505 6'/j N ^ v Y o rk "* Lynch W6-1 9 6 0 0 0 7 Nw Orlans 1 0 0 1.000 10 7 ' Albany (Yankees) 57 60 .487 B'/z Anderson pitched to 2 batters In the 6th, Fmdez W,13-4 6 3 2 2 2 7 San Frncsca 1 O 0 1.000 32 O ' point of the 20Tminute sixth game Ivan. Kenneson plus 3, Norm Dalgnault plus Rllopitchedto 1 batter Inthe7th. Umplres-;-Home, Montague; First, 2, BUI Wood plus 2, Ted Blosko plus 2; Noshuo (Pirates) 53 62 .461 11'/j RAndeson S,1 3 0 0 0 0 0 Brocklander; Second, RIppley; Third, L.A. Rams 0 1 0 .000 14 17 ' of the deciding set. But with Lendl Waterburv (IndIns) 53 63 .457 12 WP— Anderson 2. Montreal B- Gross- George Young -6, Bob Rennert. on his favorite surface, few “ Yesterday was such an emo Farrand Jr. 6, Tom Jones -9; Net- Walt New Britan (RdSx) 52 62 .456 12 DMartlez L,l-4 6 2-3 10 5 5 1 3 T — 2:16. A— 30609. Saturday's Games tional match that when I got out of Kokosko plus 11, Jim Collins plus 7, Sunday's Gomes Angela 4. Mariners 0 McGffgan 1 1-3 0 0 0 2 1 Green Bay 38, Tam pa Bay 10 doubted that he ultimately would Jomes Allen plus 4, Mark Dennis plus 2, Plttsfleld6, Albany 2 Tomlin 1 3 2 0 0 0 Kansas City 20, Cincinnati 0 prevail. bed this morning, I said. ‘Oof, I’m Hackey Sacks Rand Daniels plus 2, Dan McDonough Glens Falls 5, Vermont 1, 1st game HBP— Strawberry bvTomlln. Minnesota 30, Miami 16 still in the tournament. I thought it Rada 5. Dodgera 0 New Orleans 10, Denver 7 Lendl’s comments after the plus 2, Richard Day plus 1, Gordon Vermont 4, Glens Falls 2, 2nd game SEATTLE CALIFORNIA Umplres— Home, Bonin; First, Pulll; was the final yesterday.’ ’’ Beebe plus 1; C- Gross- Bob Miller 6, Nashua9, New Brltaln8 o b r h b l Ob r h bl Second, Ponclno;Thlrd,McSherry. San Diego 20, Dallas 0 game illustrated the concentration & Footbags Fron Lucas -12, Net- Botterton plus 7, Waterburv at Reading, ppd., rain Brantly cf 3 0 0 0 Grlch2b 3 12 0 T — 3:01. A— 35,743. LOS A N G ELS CINCINNATI Sunday's Games and intensity that have made him. Monday's Games San Francisco 32, Los Angeles Raiders 0 The Stratton courts are the same John Kensel plus 5, BUI Dion plus 2, PBrodly If 3 0 0 0 Joyner 1b 4 10 0 O b r h b l o b r h bl and allowed him. to remain, the Tom Watson plus.l, Steve Roberts plus Reodlngat Albany ADovIs dh 4 0 0 0 DeCncs3b 2 1 1 1 Sax 2b 4 0 10 Daniels If 4 0 0 0 New England 18, Washington 7 .hard surface players will encoun 1, Ray Perry even. Waterburv at Pittsfield Phelps 1b 4 0 0 0 Downing If 4 0 12 Cardinals 5, Pirates 4 Sclosclac 3 1 1 0 Bell3b 3 0 10 Friday's Games world’s top-ranked player. Lead ter next month at New York in the SELECT 14 HOLES — Gross- Stan Glens FallsotNewBrItaIn Trtabll rf 4 0 2 0 Hendrck rf 2 0 11 Modlck3b 4 0 2 2 Parker rf 4 0 0 0 Cleveland ot Miami, 8 p.m. ing 6-0 in the tiebreaker, only one Nashua at Vermont Hamitn 3b 0 0 0 0 EDavIs cf 4 0 10 Pittsburgh at Washington, 8 p.m. U.S. Open, of which Lendl is the Domlan-Art St. Louis 50, Nick SBrodley c 2 0 0 0 Burlesn dh 3 0 0 0 point short of victory — Lendl said Pahoulls-Walt KomlnskI 52, Mark Tuesday's Games Presley 3b 2 0 0 0 RJcksn ph 10 0 0 PITTSBURGH STLOUIS Matuszkif 4 0 0 0 BDIazc 3 0 0 0 Seottle at Detroit, 8 p.m. defending champion. But Lendl Dennis-Leo Bravakis 52; Net- Don ReodIngatAlbany Romos 3b 10 0 0 Schof lid ss 3 0 10 a b r h M a b r h M Marshal rt 3 1 1 0 Perez 1b 2 0 10 he cut short a conversation with said Sunday’s victory shouldn’t Wennick-Kokoska 40, Don Paauette- Waterburv at Pittsfield Owenss 3 0 0 0 Boonec 4 0 0 0 UWshtn2b 3 1 1 1 Colemncf 3 12 0 RWIIms cf 10 0 0 StIlWII ss 3 0 0 0 Becker during a court-change for Bob Miller 43, Ivon Fortin-Luclan Glens FallsotNewBrItaIn Reynlds 2b 2 0 10 Pettis cf 4 1 1 0 Bonilla If 4 0 1 2 Ford If 4 0 0 0 Stubbs cf 4 0 0 0 Oiester2b 2 0 0 0 NFL ^hibltlon reault increase the pressure on him at Fortin 45, Steve Cassano-JIm Collins Nashua at Vermont Totals 3 0 3 0 Totals 30 4-7 4 Bonds cf 3 0 0 0 Herr 2b 3 0 0 1 Brack 1b 3 2 2 3 Rawdn ph 0 0 0 0 fear of losing his focus. Flushing Meadow. Knee ■ Wrist ■ Ankle 45, Jim Allen-Paul Kenneson 45, Steve MDIazph 1 0 0 0 VanSIvk rf 4 0 0 0 BRussel ss 4 0 0 0 M iln e r^ 10 0 0 “ I was kind of anxious to Roberts-Eugene Botterton 46, Pat Seattle 000 000 000— 0 Guontep 0 0 0 0 Pndltn3b 4 0 0 0 Powell p 3 1 1 0 Esosky3b 0 0 0 0 "There is always pressure and, Thigh ■ Elbow American League results Bream 1b 4 0 0 0 Hurdle 1b 1 1 0 0 Howell p 10 0 0 Sotap 2 0 0 0 Patriota 18. Radakina 7 concentrate very hard and not to Paradlso-Carl MIolowskv 46, Gerge California 100 000 30x— 4 basically, there is as much pres Young-Henry Dorna 46, John Sheets- Game Winning RBI— Hendrick (1). RReylds rf 4 0 0 0 Lvilre c 3 1 1 0 Willis p 0 0 0 0 let anything happen, like dropping Peter Ramey 46, Dick Dov-Robert DP— California 2. LOB— Seattle 5, Cali Morrlsn3b 4 0 10 Oquendss 3 1 1 0 Venobl ph 10 0 0 AIFoxbore.Moss. my serve at 6-love,” he said. sure as you let get to you,” he said. Ortiz c PADS & BRACES Barde 46. Royals 13. YankeesS fornia 10. 2B— Grich 2, Tartabull 2, 3 1 1 0 Forschp 3 1 1 4 Rawer p 0 0 0 0 Wasiringlon 8 7 8 8— 7 That would have made it 6-1, DeCInces, Dovming. S— Giich. TPenaph 10 0 0 Horton p 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 S 8 5 Totals 29 0 3 8 Patriots 3 4 7 Jli8 He said he would prepare for the IP H R ER BB SO Khalifa ss 2 0 0 0 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 West Ported Lendl speculated, “ then he hits two Open much as he did last year. KANSAS CITY N EW YO RK Seattle / Roy ph 1110 Los Angeles in 888 Ml—5 NE— FG Franklin 41, 1:42 aces, it’s 6-3,1 get a bad call and it’s a b r h M o b r h b l BleleckI p 0 0 0 0 “ I’m pretty much going to be on LanostonL,99 61-3 6 4 4 5 4 CInctnnall 888 888 888— 8 Second Period 66.... You don’t want that to LSmIfh It 4 0 0 0 RHndsn cf 5 0 2 0 Ladd 0 10010 Orsulak ph 1110 Gome winning RBI— AAodlock (6). Wtas— Bodonlek 10 run (Moseley kick),; the golf course and in the pool and INDOOR and OUTDOOR LJones If WInnp Transactions 10 00 Rndlph2b 4 0 0 0 MYoung 1 ^3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 E-^tlllwell, O ^e r. DP— Los Angeles 1, V1 • happen.’* enjoying myself and not worrying Wilson cf 5 0 3 0 Mtngly lb 4 0 0 0 Collforala DIstefan rf 10 0 1 Cincinnati 1. LOB— Los Angeles 4, Cincin NE— StpfTlng 2 pass from Eason (kick Lendl needn’t have worried. A Brett 3b 4 1 1 0 Winfield rf 3 2 3 0 MWItt W,13-7 8 3 0 0 4 4 Totals 32 4 64 Totals 15 5 5 nati 4. 2B— Powell. 3B— ^ o s c lo . HR— failed), 14:41 about it,” he said. Pryor 3b cross-court backhand by Becker BASKETBALLS 0 0 0 0 Espino c 10 0 0 DMoore 1 0 0 0 0 1 Brack2(12).SB— EDavIs (61).S— Scloscla. Third Period But Lendl did confess to one McRae dh 4 2 10 Pasqualf AP photo 5 0 10 Ladd pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. pmsburgh 888 881 838-4 IP H R ER BB SO NE— Totupu 3 run (Benyola kick), 4:17 went wide on the next point, giving worry, that he might be playing too B A S EB A LL White 2b 2 2 0 0 Easier dh 3 0 12 StLoulS 188 868 88X-4 Los Angeles Fourth Period Lendl the match and a $40,000 Specially Priced Anwrloon Ltoguc Bloncln 2b 0 10 0 Pglrulo3b 4 1 1 0 GameWInnIngRBI— Herr(8). Powell W,2-3 71-3 3 0 0 1 6 NE— ^ e t y Ryplen fumble out of end Ivan Lendl follows through with forehand return against well too early in the season. DETROIT TIGERS— Placed Lance Par BalbonI 1b 5 3 4 5 Skinnerc 3 0 0 1 L D B — Pittsburgh 5, StLouls 3. 2B— Howell 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 3 zone, 5:58 payoff that pushed him past the $9 “ I’m very happy I won and it’s rish, catcher, on the ISdav disabled list, Sundbrg c 4 3 2 4 CWshtnrf 10 0 0 Indiana 6, Orioles 3 Orsulak, Bonilla, AAorrIson. HR— Forsch Cincinnati A-37,335 Boris Becker in their championship match Sunday at the million mark in career earnings. Motley rf 4 1 1 4 very nice to win,” he said. “ But I retroactive to July 30. Purchosed the con- Tollesonss 4 0 10 (1). SB— Coleman 4 (82). SF— Herr, SotoL6-10 6 2-3 7 4 3 1 4 Volvo Internationa' Tennis Tournament. Lendl won in Martina Navratilova, another Cze troct of Jack Lazorko, pitcher, from ASalazr ss 5 0 0 0 CLEVELAND Dlstefono. Willis 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS have to protect against peaking too Totoh 38 13 13 13 BALTIMORE Nashville of the American Association. Totals 37 3 9 3 O b r h b l Ob r h b l ____ IP H R ER BB SO Power 1 1110 0 RUSHINCr—Wa^lngton, Rogers 10-58, straight sets 6-4, 7-6. choslovak. was the first player early” SOCCER BALLS - SOCCER SHORTS Waived Dave Engle, catcher. Bernzrd 2b 5 1 3 1 JBonlll3b 3 0 0 0 Pittsburgh Umpires Home, Davidson; Rrst, Hal- B < S k Tio Kansas City oei 540 003— 13 BleleckI L6-8 5 5 5 5 2 1 M I L W A U K E E B R E W E R S — Fron CO ss 5 1 1 1 Dwyer If 2 o o o llon; Second,Marsh; Third, Froemmlng. ' ’-O' New England, Acttvoted New York 001 001 lOO— 3 Carter 1b 5 0 10 Laevrf 4 0 2 0 Winn 2 0 0 0 1 2 T — 2:16. A— 29,701. Ta tu R ri1 -3 L Weathers 9-33, Collins 6-M, LA CROSSE - Pads - Helmets Dale Sveum, Inflelder, from the disabled Gom eW InnlngRBI— BalbonI (9). MHall If 5 14 1 Stefero oh 1 0 0 0 Guonte 1 0 0 0 0 0 Eason 3-13, Dupard 3-2, C. James 2-1. list. Optioned Steve Kiefer, pitcher, to E— BalbonI, ASalazar. DP— New York 1. Nixon If 0 10 0 Benlauz If 4 0 1 1 StLouls , .• ?^S IN <^W o*hlngton, Schroeder 8- Sticks - Balls & Shoes Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League. LOB— Kansas City 5, New York 11. Snyder rf 5 1 1 0 Murray 1b 3 o o o Forsch W,126 71-3 4 4 4 2 3 Ma|or League leadera 16-1-70, Ryplen 6-15-1-76, Lautanbere064H)i OAKLAND A'S— Optioned David Aker- 2B— Winfield 2, Easier, BalbonI, RHender- Tablerdh 5 0 2 1 Ripken ss 2 o o o Horton 0 1 0 0 0 0 New England, Eason 20-32G-2I2. felds, pitcher, to Tacoma of the Pocific son, Pasgua. 3B— Pogllorulo. HR— Butler cf 4 0 11 Traberdh 4 0 0 0 Worrell S,24 1 2-3 1 0 0 1 1 R ECEIV IN G — Washington, D a rk 465, School Priced Coast League. Recalled Fernando Arroyo, Sundberg 2 (9), Motley (6), BalbonI (25). Jacoby 3b 5 1 3 1 Dempsyc 2 1 0 0 Hortonpitchodtol botterlntheSth. AMERICAN LEAGUE Vital 3-38, Monk M 7, Phillips 1-25, N o M ^ SF— Easier. PB— Lovolllero. SCOREBOARD pitcher, from Tacoma. Allonsonc 4 0 10 DAAallyph 1 o o o BasedenSMalBals. SSlISL’ i- A- ’-3- New TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Placed Ranee IP H R ER BB SO Shelby cf 2 0 0 0 Umplres— Home, DoMuth; First, Runge; O AB R H Pet. England, Collins 395, Starring 3M , Totupu Mulllniks, third boseman, on the tSdov Kansas City Second, Pallone; Thlrd,Qulck. Boggs B*n Lynncf 1 1 1 2 102 M l 71 135 .354 3-20, C. James 264, Ce. Jones 2GX (3enlt Wolson disabled list, retroactive to Aug. 6. Pur Bankhead W6-5 6 6 2 2 3 4 Guflerz 2b 3 T— 2:21.A-32JB6. Puckett Min 111 473 84 160 ,3M H oerth pw 2-16, Scott 2-14, GleselniKin 1-14, 71-74-77-77— 299 PBA Sinlori scorn LPfiA Henridon Classic results I 2 0 J.C. Snead ■X1.74-7379-300 chased the contract Manny Lee, Inflelder, Leonard 2 31101 Sheets ph 0 0 0 0 Mattingly N Y 113 478 77 161 .337 Boty 1-10, Weathers 1-8. REEBOKS ON SALE from Syracuse of the international Quisnbry 1 0 0 0 0 0 To M s 43 617 6 Totals 33 3 6 3 Rice B*n 105 421 62 139 .330 MISWD FIELD GOALS-WoshIngtoo, Score* and prize money Sunday In the League. New York Fletdier Tex G olf Third-roond score* Of players who will CONCORD, Moss. (A P ) — FInol scores Sunday’s htmers 103 364 62 116 .324 Cox S3. New England, Franklin, 49 finish Monday: and prize money Sunday In the 54hole 82X4)00 LP G A Henredon Classic at the NatlMMit League Rasmusn L,12-3 3 5 6 6 4 1 Cleveland on oio Oil—6 Bell To r 111 445 76 143 .321 Stoddard 2 3 4 4 1 1 Greg Norman 636869— 202 S200jn) Digital PGA Seniors golf tourno- Oor-72, 6,244yard Willow Creek Country LOS<-ANGELES DODGERS— Placed BORImere 88l 880 388-3 Easier NY 103 366 50 116 .317 Club (x-won In sudden-death playoff): Pedro Guerrero, outfielder, on the tSdoy Shirley 4 4 3 3 2 2 Bob Tw ay 737064— 206 ment, played on the par-72, 6653-yard Gome Winning RBI — Jacoby (6). NATIONAL LEAGUE Word Tex 86 317 46 1W .315 Nashowtuc Country Club: x-Betsy King, 834,5K 7067-7970— 277 dl sob led list. Recalled Jose Gonzalez, out Rasmussen pitched toSbotters In the4th. Femndz To r 474 .312 Peter Jacobsen 68-70-70-208 FROM E— Allonson, Benlquez. D P -^levela nd Brock 2 (12), Dodgors; Forsch (l)-x. 113 72 148 P8A grided tcorit Donnie Horpmond 70-7168— 209 Chi Chi Rodriguez, COXXIO 7067-66— 203 JoAnne CUirner, 21,275 69697969— 277 fielder, from Albuouerque of the Pacific Umplres— Home, Kaiser; First, Humph 1. LO B — Cleveland 12, Baltimore 8. 2B— Cardinals; Matthews (IS),Cubs; Bernzrd Cle 105 386 59 1 » .311 rey; Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Barnett. SoftbaO Payne Stewart 7067-72— 209 <5ory Player, 184)00 71-45-71-204 Nancy Lopez, 13600 71697969— 279 Coost League. _ ^ Bernazard, MHoll. 3B— Bemazard. HR— Law (4), Expos; Thompson (6), Glonts; Rum Bob Charles, 154)00 656971— 205 Robin Walton, 13600 69696974— 279 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Troded Mike T — 2:43. A— 40,190. TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Final icorM Bruce Lletzke 6971-70— 210 Lynn (18). S B -B ernozard (12), Butler (21), Horner (18), Braves; McRevnokts Barfield, Toronto.M; Klngman,Oaklond, Jock Nlcklous 706972— 210 Bruce Crompton, 104100 726470—206 Cothy Kratzert, 9,775 71-697369— 280 Heath, cotcher, to the Detroit Tigers for Nixon (12). S— Allonson. (15),Podres; Boss(16),Astros. 28; M l , Toronto, 26; Canseco, Ooklarxi, 26; Sundov of ttw 13 golfen twho compitted 1h# fourth-round In fhe 68th PGA Noflooal David Frost 70- 7368— 211 Peter Thomson, 104iD0 6971-67— 206 Kathy Whitworth, 7618 71-726970— 281 Central Conn. Ken Hill, pitcher, and o player to be IP H R ER BB SO Pogllarulo, Now York, 26; BalbonI, Kansas TONIGHT'S GAMES D A . Welbrina Harold Henning, 104)00 726966-206 Debbie Massey, 7617 797167-73— 281 named later. Purchased the contract of VOTWVIUIIQ City, 2S; Doer, Milwaukee, 24; Goeltl, Chomplonthlp, ployed on fhe 6,98B-vard, 71- 7268— 211 AMERICAN LEAGUE 'A ' Division Jim Thorpe 7167-73— 211 Bob Erickson, 74100 697169— 208 Ayako Okomoto, 5,980 73796970— 282 Steve Lake, cotcher, from Louisville of Balles W,9-7 6 4 2 2 4 3 Rice (11), Baylor 2 (21), Oedmon-x (10), Mlnnesota,23; Hrbek,Mlnnesota,23. por-71 Inverneu Club co utm : _ „ ^ Cummings vs. Nosslff, 6— Robertson Hole Irwin Mike Hulbert 696974— 211 Lee Elder, 6,250 72-7266— 210 Hollis Stacy, 4449 73747965-284 All Sports Shop the American Assoclotlon. Noles 1 2 1 1 0 2 Red Sox; Trammell (11), Rune Boltad In Main Pub- vs. Brand Rex, 7:30 — Doug Tewell Miller Barber, 6,250 6971-70— 210 Kathy Posttewolt, 4649 69737371— 284 POOTBALL Radio, T V DoEvons-x (18), Tigers; Sundberg 2 (9)-x, Canseco, Ooklond, 84; M l , Toronto, 84; Hubert Green 737168— 212 Wills 1 1-3 0 0 0 2 0 Robertson Lorry Mize ’ $9-76-732— 292 Tony Sills 71-7269-212 Jody Rosenthal, 4649 736971-72— 284 NotfiMial Peelban Leogue Oelkers 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 AAotlsv(6),Balbonl(2S), Barfield, Toronto, 80; Joyner, Californio, Dole Douglass, 4,200 7367-72— 212 Harpo's vs. Jones Landscoplng, 6 — Dove Stockton 70-75-74-73— 292 Gene Sauers 697370- 212 Butch Baird, 3600 697372— 213 Kris Monoghon, 4649 69697472— 284 DETROIT LIONS— Signed Chris Dleter- Camacho S,16 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Royals; Lvnn(18),Orloles;Hule(t(l2),Flsk 79; Mattingly, New York, 79; Presley, Fitzgerald S in c e 1946 Phil 8 lock mar £-2'ff'2“25 WOyneLevI 697371— 212 Cass Jowor, 3600 726972— 213 Sandra Palmer, 4649 73-69 6973— 284 Ich, guard. ^ , Edlllmore (10),WhlteSox; Seattle, 78; Carter,Cleveland,77; Kingman, Paganl vs. M AK, 7:30 — Fitzgerald Marti McCUnnber ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Agreed to TONIGHT Molitor (6), Thomas »4 ), Brewers; Murphy Oaklond,74. J o y Hoof 69-77-74-72— 292 71-7468-213 Gay Brewer, 3600 697375— 213 Sherri Turner, 4649 73706973— 284 DIXOnL,106 4^3 10 4 4 1 6 Mike silvan Bobby Wodklns 697470— 213 Terry-Jo Myers, 3661 74696971— 285 991 Main St., Manchester terms with Anthony Bell, linebacker. 7:30 Yankees vs. Indians, Sport- Bondi 21-3 3 0 (5),A's; InoovtaHofSt), Al Bolding, 3,100 71-71-72— 214 1 1 0 'E ' DIvIslen John Cook 71-72-7S-74— ^ Corey Pavin 71-7370-213 Orville Moody, 3,100 737971— 214 M ry Bth Zmmrmn, 2,901 74737970— 286 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Agreed to sChannel, WPOP A m 11-331100 Parrish 07), Rangers; Gruber (4), Blue RHenderson, New York, 102; Puckett, 7:30 Red Sox vs. Tigers, W T IC Allstate vs. Acadia, 6 — Nike Joev Slndelor 74-72732— 292 Mark Lye 7371-70— 213 Bobby Nichols, 2,700 72-7370— 215 Cindy Rarick, 2,901 73746971— 286 terms svtth Derrick Crawford, wide re Hovsns M 1 0 0 0 1 Joys. Minnesota, 84; AAotttngly, NewYork,77; Tierney's vs. Elks, 7:30 — Nike Tom Watson ceiver. Waived Elllston Stinson, wide re 8:00 Mets vs. Phillies, Channels 8,40, McDowell, Texas, 77; M l, Toronto, 76; O orv Koch 726972— 213 fe n Smith, 2,700 72-7371— 215 Val Skinner, 2,901 73797371— 9 6 WKHT Balles pitched to 1 batter In the 7lh, BordI Jim's Arco vs. 'D' Team, 6— Pogonl Bob Murphy T y n -u -V — vn Rohhle Block 6971-74-213 George Ijonnina, 2600 747469— 216 Jane Oeddes, 2,901 7 1 6 9 7 3 7 ^ ^ ___ Phllllpe,Oakland,76. 647-9126 ceiver, and Harold Stanfield, tight DitrtMdtol batlerIntheSth. x-dsnotasgrandsMm ’ Dean vs. Memorial, 7:30 — Paganl \Z — M ANCHESTER H ER ALD . Monday, Aug. 11, 1986 M ANCHESTER HERALD , Monday, Aug. 11, 1986 — 13 NFL exhibition roundup FOCUS 49ers look awesome in routing the Raiders
20- 0 . By Barry Wllner was benched in the 46-10 Super The Associated Press Also, it was New England 18, Bowl loss to the Bears after W X ' V, Washington 7; Green Bay 38 the missing on his first six pass Sylvia As San Francisco 49ers Coach New York Jets 14; Chicago 33. attempts, teamed with Craig Bill Walsh observed, the Los , Pittsburgh 13; C leveland 19, B u f James for a 38-yard completion on Angeles Raiders usually don’t do falo 17; St. Lou is 26, Tam pa B a y Porter the Patriots’ first play of the game. 4 very well in the N F L preseason. 10: M innesota 30. M ia m i 16; and Later, he directed a 94-yard drive But a 32-0 shellacking might be a New Orleans 10, Denver 7. that ended with a 2-yard scoring bit too slow of a start. On Friday, Seattle beat Indiana toss to Stephen Starring, The 49ers’ defense registered 12 p o lis 21-14, and Philadelphia sacks, five by rookie linemen, and downed Detroit 17-9, Packers 38, Jets 14 four of the five touchdowns were Chargers 20, Cowboys 0 Five Jets turnovers and second- scored by rookies as San Francisco year running back Gary Ellerson’s San Diego, known only for its Beware ads routed the stumbling Raiders two first-half touchdowns were the , Sunday. strength on offense in the 1980s, keys for Green Bay. Ellerson ^ ? % . "Basically, we were playing might have found a strong defense scored on touchdown runs of six i * / ’ .V' under new defensive coordinator .I quicker than the Raiders," Walsh and 35 yards to help Green Bay to a <5' {I 'Hf said. “ But Los Angeles, tradition Ron Lynn. The Chargers limited 21-0 halftime lead. that promise i ' - h ally. doesn't start off well. You Dallas to 125 yards total offense Saturday’s paid attendance of can’t use today’s game to measure Saturday night. 73,959 in Camp Randall Stadium at their ability.” A gambling style featuring the University of Wisconsin was The Raiders betterhope Walsh is stunts and blitzes and all-out the largest home crowd in Packers w correct. aggression is how Lynn hopes to history. 'dream’ jobs A "It’s not panic time. That’s what turn around San Diego’s fortunes Bears 33, Steelers 13 J m these games are for.” running on defense. "We’re heading in the right Third-stringer Mike Tomczak back Marcus Allen said. So you want to be a model. Or you were just direction and this certainly threw three touchdown passes, The Raiders have gone 1-3 in offered that perfect apartment with an eat-in helped,” Lynn said. including a 61-yard fourth-quarter exhibition play the past three kitchen facing the park. Or that terrific job. But "We’re trying to develop a pass to Thomas Sanders. Tomczak seasons but reached the playoffs each potential employer want.s money from you in personality that people will re completed 17 of 23 passes for 238 all three years and claimed one advance. What should you do? spect,” said linebacker Fred Ro yards and hit on his final nine Super Bowl title Be cautiou.s. In several area.s. including modeling, binson. "We’re not going to be real passes of the first half. "It’s probably an understate real estate and job placement, charging an advance U rowdy or mouthy. The production The Bears showed no adverse ment. but we played poorly.” fee before the .service i.s provided can be a clue that is what counts,” signs after their preseason game in Raiders Coach Tom Flores admit you are a possible victim of a scam. San Diego’s defense was so England.lt was the Steelers’ first ted. "It's pretty obvious that we Are you among those aspiring model.s who dominant that it forced 12 Dallas loss in their last 16 preseason have some work'to do” responded to an ad in the "help wanted” .section of punts. And the Chargers’ passing' openers. The offensive line certainly your newspaper? Did you call the telephone number offense was in high gear behind needs work after allowing first- Browns 19, Bills 17 in the ad. make an appointment for an interview, and Mark Herrmann, who hit seven of year players Charles Haley show up. only to be told you had to pay several 10 passes for 133 yards. The Greg Allen’s 2-yard touchdown (three) and Larry Roberts (two) to hundred dollars up front for a portfolio or training running game scored the two run with 50 seconds left lifted go sack crazy. And the defense session? You’re not alone, warns the Better Business touchdowns and piled up 150 yards. Cleveland to victory. The Bills led AP photo G allowed touchdown passes by Joe 17-6 after rookie Carl Byrum ran Bureau of Metropolitan New York. In recent years, Montana and Jeff Kemp. Chiefs 20, Bengals 0 two yards for a touchdown less Washington’s George Rogers (38) is there has been a major increase in the number of The rookies who scored for San Sullivan Stadium. The Patriots in on the The Chiefs converted a fumble than a minute into the fourth swarmeij under by a foursome of modeling agencies, particularly in the New York Francisco were fullback Tom tackle are, from left, Ben Thomas, recovery and an interception into quarter. area. It can be difficult to find out whether the agency Rathman on l-and 3-yard runs, gang-tackling New England Patriots in 10 points in a 13-point second But quarterback Mike Pagel Johnny Rembert, Larry McGrew and you are about to deal with, and give your money to. is a halfback Tony Cherry from nine Emil Dawney, co-owner of Fountain Village Apartments at 175 complex. The complex won a Chamber of Commerce quarter. pulled the Browns within 17-12 their NFL exhibition game Sunday at Andre Tippett. The Patriots won, 18-7. reputable one. yards and tight end Ron Heller "In the first half, they had a when he ran one yard for a score Downey Drive, relaxes by the fountain in the front yard of the continuing maintenance beautification award. with a 13-yard pass from Kemp. couple of drives on us. I was real with just over eight minutes to NO LEGITIM A’TE modeling agency charges an "We were very pleased with the pleased when we were able to stop play. Then Pagel led the winning grabbed third-stringer Alan advance fee. or a fee by any other name, such as a movement and quickness of our Miami All-Pro quarterback Dan the Broncos’ 14-yard line, setting them,” Kansas City Coach John drive. Risher’s throw and returned it 38 “ registration” or ‘‘consultation" fee. In fact, this team and with our younger play Marino sat out the game. up the Saints first score, fullback Mackovic said. "The best part of yards for a 20-3 Cardinals lead. practice is prohibited in New York stale, since ers,” Walsh said. Cardinals 26, Bucs 10 Wayne-Wilson’s 1-yard run. our defense was creating turnov Saints 10, Broncos 7 managers cannot accept advance payments in return The Raiders weren’t the only Vikings 30, Dolphins 16 ers when the Bengals were driving Niko Noga and Lionel Washing Morten Andersen kicked a 51- With nine minutes left in the for service unless it represents repayment of team shut out this weekend. on us.” ton each ran back interceptions for The Vikings led 10-6 entering the yard field goal with 6:01 left in the game, Denver running back Ge expenses actually incurred by the agency on behalf of Dallas, which scored only six Patriots 18, Redskins 7 touchdowns and John Lee kicked third period. Th'en rookie Neal game to give New Orleans its rald Willhite fumbled and line the prospective model, or represents commission as a points in losing to N F L champion three field goals to lead St, Louis. Guggemos returned an intercep victory. Both New Orleans scores backer Joe Kohibrand recovered result of obtaining employment. Chicago in London last week, fell to Tony Eason hit on 20 of 32 passes Noga picked off Steve Young's tion 20 yards for a touchdown and were set up by Denver turnovers. at midfield. Andersen subse In addition, it is contrary to Better Business Bureau San Diego 20-0 on Saturday. for 282 yards and one touchdown to pass and went 15 yards for a Chris Doleman also picked off a Willie Tullis intercepted a tipped quently kicked the 51-yard field standards to advertise in the "help wanted” section Kansas City blanked Cincinnati lead New England. Eason, who second-quarter score. Washington pass that led to another score. John Elway pass and returned it to goal. unless jobs actually are being offered. Many modeling agencies counter this argument by slating that jobs are available — if the model qualifies. In many states, employment agencies are forbid den to collect a fee unless and until they find you a job Sports In Brief Cool Richmond drives away with title that you accept. If they charge an advance fee. they're violating the law and should be reported. By Mike Harris mond won the pole) and in backup electrical system) and it Maggiacomo got Sunday for finish Despite all the controls, curbs and laws, schemes do Yankees retire Martin’s uniform The Associated Press practice, he was lashing the curbs, smoothed out. The car was flaw ing last. emerge, particularly in areas where jobs in the field shifting at a big RPM (engine less the rest of the way” are scarce and/or unemployment is high. The NEW YORK — The New York Yankees retired Billy Martin’s WATKINS G LEN . N Y. — In revolutions per minute) and get The event was the first stock car ■Track officials estimated the applicant is told to pay a fee and register fora.iob. and uniform number l Sunday and placed a plaque in left-center field stinct tells Tim Richmond to push ting the car sideways all the time. then finds no such job exists. in Yankee Stadium. race at historic Watkins Glen crowd at 88,000, which was remin his right foot to the floor when he is We had to tone him down. International since 1965, when iscent of the throngs that attended In his pre-game speech, Martin said, ” I may not be the greatest MOST AGENTS will not ask for money from you in driving a race car. "But Tim just doesn’t know how now-retired Marvin Panch won. Formula One races at the upstate Yankee that ever lived, but I’m the proudest.” advance of you taking an apartment. In most states Harry Hyde, the veteran crew to back off. You have to tell him Ranch, by the way, earned $1,475 New York circuit in the 1960s and Martin, known for his combativeness on and off the field, chief who guides Richmond’s every four or five laps; otherwise for that victory, $20 less than Jocko 1970s. they can ask for it only after they’ve found you an compiled a 334-232 record in five seasons as a Yankee manager team, usually tells him to "cool it.” he’ll use the car up." apartment you agreed to lake. The real estate agents and was named most valuable player of the Yankees-Brooklyn Richmond listened to Hyde on Hyde smiled and added: “ Wetell cannot ask for money prior to finding you the Dodgers 1953 World Series. He was the 13th Yankee to have his Sunday, using his head and his him about how hard he can run and apartment, although you may be asked to sign an number retired. right foot in concert to win the he’s learning to do it. He’s got a agreement in which you promise to pay should the inaugural Budweiser at the Glen terribly good feel for the car and agent locate that perfect apartment. NASCAR stock car race. he’s very smart. He’s just so Once that apartment is located, real estate brokers Rodriguez wins PGA Senior event He muscled past Darrell Waltrip aggressive, you have to keep usually will request one or two months’ advance rent, just 12 laps from the end, then ran reminding him.” a security deposit and. of course, the real estate CONCORD, Mass. — Chi Chi Rodriguez, who claims ht didn’t off a 1.45-second victory, his fourth Richmond’s teammate. Geoff agent’s fee. own a pair of shoes until he was 19. earned $1 million in 25 years on in ah eight-race stretch during Bodine, actually led more laps The service offered in an advance fee scheme varies the P G A Tour. which he has also finished second than Richmond and had leads of up with the region, and usually reflects the scarcity of the Now, at age 50, he has discovered a personal gold mine as a three times and earned $334,480. to 10 seconds over Richmond and type of apartment desired in a tight housing market or rookie on the PGA Seniors golf circuit. . “ It’s not my style, but I held it Waltrip as late as lap 62 in the jobs in a region of high unemployment. Most Leading a charge by the youngsters on the Seniors Tour, back for awhile,” said the 31-year- 90-lap, 119-mile event. consumer services are paid for after the service is Rodriguez added another $30,000 to his bankroll Sunday by old racer. “ I didn’t give the car its But Bodine. from nearby Che performed, not before. So if you are offered a service edging fellow rookie G ary Player by one stroke for the title in the head until late in the race, mung. N.Y’., and a favorite of the for which an advance fee is required, at least check the reliability of the company with your local Better $200,000 Digital Classic at Nashawtuc Country Club. “ Flat out probably came with partisan crowd, self-destructed Business Bureau. Rodriguez birdied 16, then recovered from a bogey on the 17th eight laps to go. Then I developed a when he spun on lap 63 and fell all Also, the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan hole with a five-foot birdie putt on 18. His victory pushed his lead on Darrell and got a little the way to 10th. conservative again, I wanted to Bodine later had overheating New York has reports available on such topics as earnings for the year to $271,000. He has finished in the top 10 in all problems and never got back into modeling and apartment referral vendors. These f c r .-V 17 tournaments he has played. make sure I had a car at the end.” Hyde, who at age 61 is something the chase, finishing 19th. reports are free — and can be had just for asking. No of a father figure to Richmond, Richmond earned $50,944 for his fee, advance or otherwise, is needed. said, “ We told Tim he’d have to eighth career victory, averaging Super Stop & Shop manager Guliano Monaco accepts a new Arthur Kaull, co-owner of Hollywood Service at 342 E. Center L.A.’s Guerrero back on disabled list smooth it out and go for the win. 90.464 mph in a race slowed by four M ODELING IS the aim of so many among us. “ In qualifying (in which Rich- caution flags for a total of 16 laps. particularly the young, who may be easily flattered construction beatification award from Joyce Tainer, chairman St., rests against the station’s sign. The station won a continuing CINCINNATI (AP) — One week of seeing Pedro Guerrero miss Winston Cup point leader Dale into thinking they have special talents or features. If of the chamber’s Environment and Beautification Committee. maintenance beautification award. pitches and jog stiffly after making rare contact has convinced Earnhardt came on strong at the you are among them, heed the above advice with care. Los Angeles Dodgers Manager Tom Lasorda that the outfielder end to finish third, followed by Bill Bring Midas anyone’s written estimate If you know women or men who cherish the same isn’t ready to help his resurgent club. Piquet cops Elliott, Neil Bonnett and Rusty dream, warn them of the pitfalls, no matter how much The Dodgers placed Guerrero back on the disabled list today Wallace. for installing a muffler and w ell meet it they resent your warnings. C h a m b e r for more time to recover from the severe knee injury that kept If the model has what it takes, he or she will be G r a n d P rix Earnhardt leads Waltrip, the or beat it. No ifs, ands or buts. Going * him out of action until July 30. defending Winston Cup champion, “ found” by a reputable source. You are much more to w in n e rs Guerrero was placed on the 15-day disabled list and outfielder by 151 points and Richmond by 170. someplace else could cost you. be admired for warning the individual about the Jose Gonzalez recalled from the Triple-A Albuquerque farm club MOGYOROD, Hungary (AP) — Richmond was trailing leader dangers than for helping him or her to be found. of the Pacific Coast League. Brazil’s Nelson Piquet charged Elliott and Waltrip when the green The Greater Manchester into position to challenge for his flag came out on lap 77 following Chamber of Commerce E n vir third world driving championship the final caution period of the day. onment and Beautification by outrunning countryman Ayrton By the end of the first trip around BRAKES*6999 About Town Committee has announced six Sukova tops Shriver for net title Senna in the first-ever Hungarian the seven-turn, 2.428-mile course. PER AXLE MOST CARS winners of summer beautifica Grand Prix. M O N T R E A L — Pam Shriver’s shouts about her shots showed Waltrip was leading and Rich tion awards. Three firms won 9 Our Brake Job Includes: her frustration. Britain’s Nigel Mansell, who was mond was hounding Elliott. awards for the ladnscaping of third in Sunday’s race, maintained On lap 78, Richmond was in Shriver was verbally critical of herself during her 6-2, 7-5 loss • New Guaranteed Brake Jeski plays polkas at band shell newly constructed or remodeled the seven-point lead in the driving second, dogging Waltrip. And on to Czechoslovakia's Helena Sukova in the final of the Player’s Pads or Linings John Jeski and his polka band wilt perform Tuesday commercial buildings and three standings with which he began the the back straightaway on lap 79, Challenge tennis tournament Sunday. • Inspect Wheel Cylinders t t U D A S at 7 p.m. at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell won for continuous mainte day. But now his nearest chal Richmond dropped low on the on ^ e campus of Ma;)phester Community College. “God. you volley like a pig.” Shriver shouted to herself after lenger with five races left is Senna track and squeezed past Waltrip • Resurface Drums or Rotors' nance. They are pictured on this RanKlate is Thursday, "also at 7 p.m. flubbing an easy cross-court forehand in the second set. with 48 points. Piquet is next at 47 into the lead. He stayed there the page and on page one. •Road Test • Inspect Calipers Partiepants are invited to dance to the music. The Soon after, she shrugged her shoulders on a missed soft while defending champion Alain rest of the way. The chamber’s beautification event will be sponsored by D.W. Fish Mortgage Co. forehand, saying: “ You’ve got to start making your shots.” Prost of France, who had been “ We just got outrun,” Waltrip • Inspect Brake Hardware awards are given on the basis of Shot-making, however, wasn’t Shriver’s forte in her first second with 44 points, slipped to said. “ Everything went fine. We (Semi-metallic pads, extra.) lighting, landscaping, and appearance at the Player’s Challenge since 1981, fourth after leaving the race with just got outmuscled.” Pinochle scores reported regular maintenance of prop mechanical problems. Richmond said his team FREE BRAKE INSPECTION erty. Piquet won the first Formula changed the engine "and just Pinochle scores for the Aug. 7 play at the Army and One race ever held in a about everything else on the car” In many cases additional parts and services will Navy Club include: Carlton may return with White Sox Communist-ruled country after Sunday morning. be needed which are not Included In this price. Betty Tumer<’639, Leon Fallot 616, Hans Frede- sneaking his Williams-Honda past “ We just felt a different combi CHICAGO — Steve Carlton, the four-time Cy Young Award See warranty terms at your local Midas dealer. ricksen 602, Tony DeMaio 597, Herb Laquerre 589. Senna on the 56th of 76 laps around nation would be better,” he said. winner, may have "retired” from the San Francisco Giants last Peter Casella 583, Martin Bakston 583, John Klein 580. the 2.5-mile Hungarian track. “ On the first lap and a half, we had Floyd Post 573 and Sam Schors 571. week, but he is expected to sign with the Chicago White Sox this Piquet averaged 95.168 mph and a miss (in the engine), but I r a m IT TO MIDAS 6 week, published reports say. had a 17-second lead at the finish. switched the ignition (to the Carlton, 41, would be joined on the Sox by another National League veteran, outfielder George Foster, 37, according to the Health agency holds clinic reports. TAKE IT TO SOM nW l TOD TRUST COVENTRY — Community Health Care Services Foster, who earns $2 million a year, was released by the New will hold office hours Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. at York Mets Wednesday, the same day Carlton announced his ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Call for evening hours. Coventry Town Hall for blood pressure checks, retirement. , tuberculosis tests, throat cultures and health Neither player will clear waivers until 2 p.m. ED T Tuesday, INSURANSMITHS SINCE guidance. For more information, call 228-9428. when both become free agents, so White Sox operations chief |Cen Z4S-M 40 M M ldlO TtoC in M88 Vamon m - 4 l4 > 4 a i- l8 M m M M o w n I4T-I1I0 WaWnHord Harreison would oniy reply "No comment,” when asked about t n - T M i m r n w e m n m -tisr wotafkiinr m - M M the possible moves after Sunday’s game against the Miiwaukee 1914 K-ttarttori M M III Wotafkuf* Hospital gives pregnancy class ■iritaM TW O M I H aw L o n d o n 44T-1711 (Wotootl tL) m - m i Brewers. -- « _ ^ 4 4 f - a i» IVOTwIWI m im w.Hortto(d n » « i n Manchester Memorial Hospital will give a free The Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times reported in u ^ - n r r N o o lq rH M •n-IM T WoMHaoan N. H I IW I 8oiiMilnglOfi class in early pregnancy today from 7 to 9 p.m. in the today’s editions that Carlton was expected to be the Sox’ starting m -nsa wionwoh m t w T 649-5241 •.H artford Tovfivigipii 4•^T•4T W lm oiidc , 4 ia - i7 « i 4X>nference roam. No registration is necessary. Savings Bank of Manchester vice Warren E. Howland, owner of Warren E. Howland Real pitcher ’Tuesday night against the Tigers in Detroit. Foster, who 65 E. Center Street Expectant couples are invited. The class focuses on president Tom Matrick enjoys the picnic Estate, waits for a customer at hia 555 Main St. office. The has 347 career homers, was expected to be a designated hitter. Manchester, Ct. 'nutrition, exercise, things to avoid, body changes and concerns of oreenanev. proa hAhinri the bank at 923 Main St. firm won a maintenance beautification award H«fiM photos by Rocha J 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. II, 1986 '■'7 MANCHES'fER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 11, 1986 — 15 Advice M onday T V
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[C N N ] Larry King Live ® Barney Miller Rated R. 2nd shift 3:45 pm to 11:45 pm that's not practical, you'll either cycle and take a long shower to lungs. and like to talk. We offer hourly have to try pulling it out by hand or rinse off. If you know you've It’s not an easy job getting rid of 3rd shift 11:45 pm to 7:45 am use a weed killer rubbed the poison ivy on your skin, poison ivy. It requires persistence rate plus bonuses. Work done Early spring or late fall is the douse the area with copious and caution to avoid contamina 3-5 days per week. best time to try to pull out poison amounts of alcohol. from our office at the Manches tion. Hope these tips help. Cinema Safe, clean working conditions. ivy by hand, since the substance If you can’t pull it up. you’ll have POLLY ter Herald Newspaper, 16 Brai- Piece work compensation that av HARTFORD Howard the Duck (PG) 12:35,2:50,5:05, MflLLIJUlAMTlC nard Place, Manchester. M anchester Cliwmo City— Mono LIta ( R) 1:45,5, 7:25, 9:45. — Bock to School (PG-13) jIHson Saoore Cinema — Allens (R) 7, 9:20. — The G r M Mouse Detective 12:55,3:05,5:10,7:30,9:30. — Friday the 1, 3:30, 7, 9:30. — Howard the Duck erages $5.25 per hour after a (G)1,2:50.— ARoomWlthoVlewl;30, )3th Port VI (R) 1:15, 3:15, 5:15. 7:45, (PG) 1:05,3:30,7:05,9:30. — One Crazy 22 Hours Per Week Herald Thoughts 3;45, 7:30, 9:55. — About Lost 10:05. Summer (PG) 1, 3, 7, 9. —-Friday the Come into the Circulation month with star performers earn Nlght.'..(R) 4:40, 7:15, 9:40. — Nothing 13th Port VI (R) 1:05,3:(B, 7:05,9:05. — Salary Plus Gas Allowance In Common (PG) 1:15,3:30,6 : 50, 9:30. MANCHRSTIR Bock to School (PG-13) 1:10,3:20,7:10, ing close to $11.00 per hour. UA Theaters lost — About Lost 9:20. — Ruthless People (R) 7:10,9:10. Dept. 5:30pm-9pm Tuesday to The earth is the Lord's, and the belongs to another. Whether as God revels Himself in Ihe Bible to ■AST HARTFORD Nlpht..(R) 7:10, 9:15. — Nothina In — Tronstormers: The Movie (PG) Come interview at - SOUND INTERESTINQ? fulness thereof: the- world, and individuals or an association or the user so each knows the owner Rostwootf Feb A Cinema — Ferris Common (PG) 7:20, 9:30. — Ferris 1:10,3:10. fill out an application and have You can ba a Harald Araa Advisar and handia and they that dwell therein. Psalm group, there is still the fact of user from whom gives and bleskes. Bueller's Day Off (PG-13) 7:30. Bueller's Ooy Oft (PG-13) 7:15,9:25. WINDSOR auparvlaa our carriar boya & girla. If you Ilka kida, F oot RIchorR’s Fab * Cinema — Ploia — Psycho H i (R) 7:I5,9:35. a personal interview. Or call, 24:1 and righful owner. How do we use Jesus in Luke 12:13-21 shows a Haunted Honeymoon (FG ) 7:30,9:30. VBRNDN MAIL PROCESSING SYSTEMS want a littia Indapandanca and your own Incoma... If the above i.s true, then where that which belongs to another picture of owner and user. See for Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Top Gun Cine 1 A 1 — Legal Eagles (PG) 7, ORIVB-INS 9:30. — Ferris Bugler's Day Off 5pm-9pm Tuesday, Wednes 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 we live work and go to school, becomes an important question. yourself the reiteration of the (PG) 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:40. — Mohchester — Reopens Friday. 60 Prestige Park Road Ruthless People (R) 1:20, 3:20, 5:20, (FG-13) 7:10,9:15. MonsfloM — A Pine Mess (PG) with day or Thursday - 643-2711. belongs to another And if it You’ll not find the name of the Lord Psalm above. How is it with you? 7:50, 9 : ^ — Karate Kid Port II (PG) Bio Trouble In Little Chino (PG-13) m belongs to another then there recorded on deeds and abstracts. 1:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. — One Crazy WEST HARTFORD d ^ . -— Flight iH the Navigator (PG) East Hartford Summer (PG) 12:50,3,4:55, 7:40,9:35. ■im 1 A 1 *- LOgol Eagles (FO ) 7, must be a report of user to the You only find the name of the user C. W. Kuhl with BlOd( Cauldron (PO) at d a r k — — Allens (R) 1, 4, 7:10, 9:50. — 7* Bueller's Day Oft R a ^ jiK id II (PG) wifh l J coo (PG-iai • EOE CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 owner We are users of that which be it a person or groun. However. Zion Lutheran Church Heai^Orn (R) 1l:i5,2:SS, 5,3:3i, 10. — t^O -tl) 7i 9:M. ssssssssssssssss » \ 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 11. 198fe
KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
Part-time secretary. Ex Part Time Sales person, 3 BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY cellent typing, diversified nights ond Saturdays and duties, willing ta learn an occasional Sunday. ward processing. Opening Harvey's Dresses and MI8CEUANE0U8 avalloble September 1st. Sports Wear. 646-3100. PAINTHIR/ MISCELLANEOUS Call 647-4690 or 649-4586, CHILD CARE PAPERIN6 SERVICER SERVICES ext. 269. Weekend/Full and Part time hiring now, Porkade ursing Student/Mother Name your own price — Odd lobs. Trucking. Health Shoppe. Knowl will provide day care Father and son. Fast, Home repairs. You name edge of vitamins a plus, from 3-6pm. Ages 5-10 In dependable service. It, we do It. Free esti 646-8178. my home. Bowers school Painting, Paperhanging mates. Insured. 6434)304. D 8i D Landscaping. Vaca Recreation Director- area. Starting September 8i Removal. Call 072-8237. tion cuttings, hedge trltn- Meadows Manor Is seek 3rd. Call after 6pm. 643- Delivering clean farm mlng, Prunings, flower & ing an energetic person 8542. John Deere Painting Con loam; 5 yards $75 plus tax. shrub plantings. Free estl- with a desire to work with tractor. Interlor/exte- Also sand, stone, and ihotes. Call 659-2436 after geriatrics and or develop RN-LPN Meadows Manor rlor; Quality paint, gravel. Call 643-9504. 5:30pm. mentally disabled Individ Is seeking an RN for a full quality work. References, uals. Interested appli time 11-7 Supervisory po Sunshine Daycare Center- free estimates. 649-3248. Your Neighborhood A. Henry Personalized cants must meet min sition. Charge Nurse posi September openings for 3 Handymen - Garages, at Lawn Care-Complete imum state reaulrements tions ore available on a to 5 years old. $60 weekly. tics cleaned, basmnents lawn care and landscap for T.R.D.'s Including part time basis on all Open 6;3O-5:30. Call 646- ing. Free estimates, fully 7160. cleaned or waterproofed, either a Bachelor's de shifts. Benefits available I ELECTRICAL lawns mowed, general Insured, all work guaran gree in recreation or re or excellent no benefit landscaping. Interior and teed, senior citizens dis lated field or an Asso rate. If Interested call Licensed Family Day exterior painting, any odd counts. 647-1349. Mrs. Gibbs, 647-9191. Care. Full time, starting ciates degree In a related Dumas Electric— Having lob. No lob too big or too field or State Certifica September. Ages 1'/>-5. Electrical Problems? small. Honest family men Phil's Lawn Care - fertiliz tion. Earn $7.55 per hour Newer home off Brood Need a large or a small will work for you at a fair ing, gardening and lown- ($7.80 after probation) In Baby Sitter wanted - for 26 Street, fenced In area. Repair? We Speclallie In price. Call John and Mnrk mowlng, light this part time position. Call 646-7473. Residential Work. Joseph at 643-4353. landscaping. Call 742-7476. month old, port time INVITATION TO BID Apply In person or send days. References re Dumas. Fully Licensed. resume to M eadow s quired. In your home or Free Estimates. 646-5253. FURNITURE The Manchester Public Manor 333 Bldwell Street ours. Call after 6pm, 643- Schools solicits bids for Manchester CT. CARPENTRY/ MUSIC EQUIPMENT for the 9540. REMODELING 1986-1987 school year. Sealed HEATING/ bids will be received until Au Wanted Kennel Help. PLUMBING gust 20, 1984, 2:00 P.M., of Hard worker for busy Mechanic- East Hartford Carpentry and remodel 647-7949 which time they will be pub hording kennel. Full time 2 adlustable brass look licly opened. The right Is re area, competitive salary, ing services — Complete or port time, early am medical plan, paid vaca home repairs and remo Fogarty Brothers — Ba floor lamps, 1 tent style, 1 served to relect onv and oil throom remodeling; In shell style$20eacR,pine 15 bids. Specifications and bid hours. Duties Including tion, holidays, must have deling. Quollty work. Ref forms m ay be secured of the cleaning, bathing, and own tools, 5 day, 45 hour erences, licensed and In stallation water heaters, piece stereo TV, book Business Office, 45 North desk work. Immediate op week. Call Leo 528-1002. sured. Coll 646-8165. garbage disposals; faucet HANLEY CONCRETE shelf or whatever wall School Street, Manchester, repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- unit - great for den, kids Connecticut. enings. Apply In person EOE. room, con paint, $120 Tues - FrI. lOom to 5pm. asterCard accepted. • SIDEW ALKS • PATIOS • FLOORS 018-08 Canine Holiday Inn, 200 Part-time shlpplng/re- Looking for something ------T...... ^ 633-2468. Sheldon Rd. Manchester celvlng. Flexible hours. special? Why not run a LOOKING FORo low-co$t • GARAGE & ADDITION FOUNDATIONS 646-5971. Call 6464)610. Ask for Bob Wonted to B u y" od In way to communicate your • STAIRS • FREE ESTIMATES or Adele. Cloulfled. The cost. Is odvertlsing message? MISCELLANEOUS Help Wanted- A child care sm all... the response Mg. Want ads are your [fo r SALE In the Verplank School 643-2711. answer. Oak 24" Bar stools, swl- area. 2 boys, age 6 and 9. Waltresses-luncheons, val, brass rails and per Attention Crafts people: One '/? dov, one 2 hours. 5 Tueday through Friday. fect condition, original 1000 yards of ribbon and days per week. Must be Hourly wages, plus gra- over $100 each; $89 or best lace. Call Joan 649-6746 willing to transport to and tutltles. Apply Manches offer. 633-2468. 4pm to 9pm, Monday thro from school. Call 282-9465 ter Country Club or call Friday. HOMES HOMES APARTMENTS after 5. 646-0103. FOR SALE HELP WANTED I£l| FOR SALE FOR RENT Sofa and matching love 6 cubic foot chest freezer. Assistant Prlnclpal- seat $200, kitchen table Like new. Selling to get RHAM High School, 67 Kennel help hours, flexi Manchester - Lovely 6 Superb design and con dark Pine with leaf $120, money to remodel house. RHAM Rd, Hebron, Ct. ble. Apply Applewood room ranch on very pri Manchester - 2 bedroom, girls dresser white $75, 649-0776. struction. Enhance this second floor, no pets, Call after 6pm 646-4575. 06248 for application Yankee Kennels, Route vate. % acre In Forest beautiful 3 bedroom please call or write Ms. A. 44, Bolton. Hills, 3 bedroom, IV stove and refrigerator. 2 Ranch. 16' sunken family $475 a month plus utilities. Frlgldalre refrigerator Fehsenteld ot 228-9474. baths, fireplaced living room that leads to a good condition. $35. EOE. Waitresses needed part 646-1379. Ambitious part-time room, eot In kitchen, 2 car landscape architects lAW NANO Portable typewriter with cleaning and lawn person time evenings, weekends. garage. Large deck with dream yard with heated stand. $25. Call 643-7838. Carpet Installers and ap Flexible hours. Apply-In awning. $129,900. Call 646- Vernon-VIctorlan Du GARDEN nel for lanitorlal service. In-ground pool and even plex, 6 rooms, 3 bed prentices needed. Call Some floor cleaning expe person at Paganl's Bolton 6847. Its own "Illy pond". There floral couch and match Steve at 282-0831, Monday Pizza. Rte 85, Bolton. rooms, 1'/j baths, ing loveseat, $300, 2 rience or will train. Is a separate tiled and remodeled. Insulated, gas through Friday 8 to 4. Immediate openings 643- Manchester - Large 3 carpeted lacuzzi spa matching couches, a love Part-time temporary family on Center Street. heat, parking, 5 minutes MINKER lANDSCAPINfl 5747. room. 2 full baths, formal to 1-84. $550, no pets, quiet seat and matching otto cashiers and book clerks By owner, $180,000. Call living room and dining AND DESiBN man, $400, full size bed HELPING PEOPLE sa needed at Manchester and responsible please. tisfy their needs and Security Full/Part-tIme 649-9367 after 5pm. rooms, gourmet kitchen 872-1684 after 5pm. •BED DESIGNS: box spring and matching, greater Manchester area, Community College book and 31' rec. room! You TrM & Shrub PUntlng, $50, a queen size bed box wants ... that's what want store. Flexible hours day Pruning, Stom & Mulch Btdt. retirees welcome. Call Manchester 6 room Co won't belelve It till you see Pleosant room for mature •TREE REMOVAL spring and not matching ods are all about. 247-6882, Monday through and evening. Call 643- lonial, two car garage, It! $164,900. "We Guaran •RAILROAD TIE: high boy, $150,1 bar and 2 1097.$a,b2,fclas11 working gentleman, kit RcUIntrwalli, iltp*, bordtri. Friday 8 to 4. aluminum siding $108,900. tee our Houses" Blan chen prlveie'dges, park bar stools, 2 cribs and Teacher-RHAM High Part-time temporary Peterman Agency, 649- chard 8< Rosetto Real •BRICKS. STONE: other miscellaneous School, Hebron, Ct., Spe cashiers and book clerks ing, near bus line. Refer PatloA B Walhs Maintenance, banquet set 9404, 647-1340, 647-0000. Estate 646-2482. ences required. 647-9033. Dralnaga Items. Call 649-7755 or cial Education teacher up, light housekeeping. 20 needed at Manchester Day/Night Nights 243-5595. needed for opening effec hours per week. Flexible Community College book Manchester 3 bedroom New Colonial. Spacious 6 633-1716 647-0814 tive In September 1986. Ct. store. Flexible hours day Manchester - Excellent hours $7 per hour, apply Ranch with In-law apart room home on North Elm newer 4 room apartment, certification required for Manchester Country Club and evening. Call 643- ment. $159,900. Peterman Automotive" 1097. Street! 1'/2 baths, 1st floor stove, refrigerator, refer- Information and applica or coll 6464)103. Agency; 649-9404,647-1340, laundry, fireplace, cen tion please call 228-9474. You have filed an add In 647-0080. tral hall and thermopane encesr'sicurJtY. No pets. EOE. closll $565 Includes heat and hot BOATS/MARINE Legal Secretary. Part windows! $120's. "W e water. 649-4003. time small local office, Government Homes from Guarantee our Houses" I EQUIPMENT la ilC A R S Medical Secreatarv- excellent skills required, $1(U repair). Delinquent Blanchard 8, Rosetto Real ■ » M fd r s a l e Receptlonlst, full time for Teachers-Part-tIme; Manchester- new 3 bed experience preferred. tax property. Reposse- Estate 646-2482.0 room duplex, baths, 16 foot Mad River canoe, cardiology office, expe Flexible hours, diversi wanted tor small befo- slons. Call (805)687-6000. V/3 paddles Included. Used re/after school programs wall to wall carpeting, 1976 Malibu Classic Sta rienced. Send resume to fied duties. Call 646-7360. Ext H-9965 for current Glastonbury. Spectacular four times. Excellent con tion Wagon - power steer Manchester Herald P. O. In Manchester. Child repo list. appliances, no pets, $725 dition. $800. Please call 7 room 2 bath home on plus utilities, 1'/2 month ing and brakes. Runs Box kk. Hair Dresser - position development course work Addison Road. Thermo 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- preferred. Most have one security, references, 728- good. $350. 649-7754. available In busy full ser Manchester - TImrod Rd. pane windows, oak par 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Full and part-time ware year's experience work 7 room - Ansoldl built 7739, after 6 646-4075. Bob. vice salon. For Interview, quet floors, 12 X 23 deck. 76 Plymouth Volare house personnel, needed call 643-2103 or 647-1315. ing with children grades raised Ronch, 3 bed $130's. "We Guarantee K-6. Salary range $5.75 to Loft Apartment for rent - Wagon with good battery, Immediately. Please call rooms, eat-ln kitchen, for our Houses" Blanchard 8, PETS AND muffler and all season $6.75 per hour for approxi Excellent condition. Must Fred TIshler, Carpet Fac mal dining room. Living Rosetto Real Estate 646- SUPPLIES tires. Best offer 649-4899. tory Outlet, 569-4495. mately 25 hours per week. room with fireplace and 2482.0 be seen. $500 per month. Call J. Welsh,YWCA ot built-in bookcases, tlre- References and security 647-1437. required. Call 643-1021. 75 Volkswagen rabbit, Fitness Instructor needed Kitchen Helper - days and ploced family room with Manchester Porter Street good condition, low miles. Tuesday and Thursday some nights at local coun wood stove. Hardwood area. Lovely 7 room Co $1200. 649-2185. from 12:10-12:45 pm to Full-time position availa Manchester - Centrally try club. Some expe floors throughout. New lonial, 3 bedrooms, I'/j located for elderly cou lead a class. Training will rience. Responsible Indi ble at automotive lube wall to wall. 1 full, 2 half baths, fireplaced family Dog Crate, for 45-60 lb, 1981 Honda Accord LX, be provided, call Eileen center. Experience help ple, luxary 2 bedroom tray bottom, folds flat to viduals only. Call 647-1458 baths. 16 X 30 (pressure room, nice condition apartment with full base A/C, Cassette Stereo, Cyr at 522-4183 ext 351. Tues. thru FrI, noon, ask ful but will train. Call treated) deck. 2 car gar throughout. $117,000. U 8> transport, $75 new, $50 or Hatch Back, $2495 or best EOE. 647-8997 or apply In person ment, all electric kitchen best offer. 633-2468. tor Steve. age. $164,900. By owner. R Realty 643-2692.0 and heat, laundry room offer. Call 646-8809. at Economy Oil Change Principals only. 643-4185. College student looking ,315 B ro a d Street., and 2 car garage, no pets. Automotive detail person. Call 643-9674. ■miscellaneous Chevy Cavalier 1983. Ex tor Day Care. Two after Immediate opening. Full Manchester. Whatever suits your cellent condition, auto noons per week. Will I FOR SALE time days. Apply to Gorin fancy! Builder will con CDNDDMINiUMS matic, Air, AM/Fm. $4500. reciprocate. Call 649-7754. Jaguar, Rte. 83. Vernon. struct a custom home to HOMES Coll 646^)680 after 5pm. Real. suit your toste or will I FOR SALE 1 ^ 1 FOR RENT Spa shells- factory se build this beautiful 8 room conds or damaged In
Contemporary with ap South Village Condomini transportation. $200 to Estate proximately 2300 sq. ft. 5 rooms, 2 baths, no $800 as Is. Call evenings or ums. 3 room condomi children, no pets, availa Lovely 2.5 acre country nium. 165 South St. No.42. weekends. 742-6469. 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 lotjn Bolton on Shoddy ble September 1st. Call Rockville. Asking $45,900. 649-9600. speed, air conditioning, HOMES Mill Road. $200,000 plus. Inquire at premises, or 15.7 Cubic Foot Hotpoint AM/FM, new brakes. Ex Jackson 8< Jackson Real upright freezer. 5501b. ca FOR SALE coll 646-2426 weekdays 9 to Manchester, 7 room (3-4 cellent condition. $4,000. Estate. 647-8400 or 646- 5. pacity. Free. 646-6754. 659-2436 after 5:30. 8646.0 bedroom, 1 bath) $750 per month plus utilities. Se All real estate advertised curity and references 1984 Pontiac Flero, sun In the Manchester Herald Whistle While You work! BUSINESS needed, available now, ropf, AM /FM cassette, Is subject to the federal This spacious 6 room children accepted, no black, 27X100 miles, tilt Fair Housing Act of 1968, PROPERTY One golden eagle com wheel. $7450. 742-7163. Colonial has great poten pets. 649-1943 evenings. pound bow, oneyork com which, makes It Illegal to tial. It boasts a 2 car advertise any preference, pound center shot bow. 1983 Pontiac. Full size. garage, aluminum siding, Vernon - 4'/, room house, Call 649-8875 after 7pm. limitation or discrimina fireplace and hardwood conveniently located Grand Prix, automatic, tion based on race, color, NEW COLONIAL power brakes and steer flooring. In need of some $675. Available Sep religion, sex or notional repair. Offered at $106,500. SHOPPING VILLAGE tember 1st. Call 647-9137. ing. AM /FM cassette. Car origin, or an Intention to Jackson 8i Jackson Real In excellent condition,, moke any such prefer Estate. 647-8400 or 646- Only two vacancies left must sell. $3900 or best ence, limitation or dis STORE AND 3 Oval gold leaf look offer. 647-1548. 9646.0 2340 sq. ft. and 1150 crimination. The Herald OFFICE SPACE mirrors, vanity, dining will not knowingly accept sq. ft. Will rent - ready room, hall or bedroom. Manchester 15 x 24 family AM C Hornet- 1975 4 door
any advertisement which room with large field- to move in. Beautiful, perfect condi AM /FM cassette sterea, Is In violation of the law. tion. $200 for all 3, or $75 automatic, power steer stone fireplace, pegged Columbia floors and triple sliders to each. 633-2468. ing, good condition, $750. For Sale By Owners - 80 Commercial Center 643-1096. Larabee St, East Hart large deck overlooking Rt. 66 East Office Space- on busy wooded lot. 4 bedrooms, ford, on lot 100 X 300. Call Columbia, CT route 83. Manchester- 1977 Ford Country Squire 12 X 24 fireplaced living Vernon town line. For 649-9535 before 10am or room, dining room and 456-3314 wagon, power 'steering offer 4. merly Insurance com Oak and Brass 52" celling and brakes, cruise, new appllanced kitchen. 2>/2 pany tenant. 646-5707. baths 2 car gorage. fan with light. 3 speeds brake lob, runs well. Just listed Large two with reverse. Like new, $1400. Coll 646-7975. Get your body busy! family with lovely stone $169,900. D.W. Fish Realty 643-1591 or 871-1400.O 138 i MISCELLANEOUS original 400, will sell $200 fireplace and natural oak l9 a J REAL ESTATE or best offer. 633-2468. Cadillacs, Mercedes- Collect the things wood. Good location. Pos FORDEirr Keep Growing In'this 2300 I " I WANTED ,Porsche, ect. direct from sible office use. Call today sq. ft. Cqpe, large kitchen, 2- 6' X 9' area rugs - 1 Government. Seized In around your home you for details Joyce G. Ep Lady will share furnished navllo style with browns, drug raids. Available stein Real Estate 647- dining room and huge 14 x Private party looking for 30 fireplaced living room. condo Manchester. Only beiges, black, gray, rust; your area. Save $thou- 8895.0 single-family home on 1 black, white, gray $ands$. 216-453-3000, In no longer need. And 4 large bedrooms plus 11 x working woman over 30 20 attic roonfi. 12 x 24 den, 2 first Bolton Lake. Reply years. Non smoker, no braided shag 100 per cent cluding Sunday, Ext. Immaculate 3 bedroom baths, garage. 16 x 32 to P.O. Box 9125, Bolton, pets. Own bedroom, wool, $50 each. 633-2468. A1034. sell them Fast For roomy Ranch on lovely Sabrina Inground pool on CT 06040. heated, cable TV, pay landscaped lot. Large 2.42 acres Including extra laundry,$200 security dep 19" Sony Trinitron color 1981 Dodge Omni- Auto Extra Cash with low- country kitchen, fire- building lot. $129,900. osit. $300 monthly, pay TV, works fine, 3 years matic, power steering, air placed llvlngroom, beau conditioner, AM -FM ra D.W. Fish Realty 643-1591 Rontals own phone. old. $125 or best offer. tiful deck and much more. or 871-1400.n 633-2468. dio. $2400. 6461820 after cost Classified Ads. Offered at $121,900. Joyce 4pm. G. Epstein Real Estate Manchester Duplex. Two Morchandlse 647-8895.0 6 room units, each with 3 APARTMENTS bedrooms, large pantrled FOR RENT 3 bedroom Colonial I'/i kitchen, living room and Brand new hospital bed FOB BALE baths, hardwood floors, and wheel chair for sale. formal dining room. •30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 Phone oak wood work, newer Front and rear covered FURNITURE $1000. Call 647-7646 after 1973 Ford F100, needs kitchen. Porter Street room, heated aportment. 6pm. area. $127,900 6464M07. porches. 2 car garage. No appliances. Security. work, 33" tires, $500 or $149,900. D.W. Fish Realty best offer. Call 6494600. 643-1591 or 871-1400.a $520 monthly plus utilities. Water bed, king size, good Manchester Brendan Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 shape, asking $200. Call YOU CAN enloy extra Woods, early American to 5. 646-21^ vocation money by ex CAMPERS/ homes. Open House Sun- Manchester. New listing, changing idle Item* In doys 12-4, Manchester, 7 room Ranch. 3 bed Manchester- 2 bedrooms. Dining room set-64" Pine TRAILER8 your home for cash ... 643-2711 Glostonbury line. Rte. 83 rooms, large living room, 2nd floor, heat and ap table with 6 chairs. Excel with on od In doeelfled. Peterman Building Co. den with gloss sliders. pliances. No pets. Secur lent condition. $350 or best Coll 643-2711 to pkwe your 1968 Nomad Camper - Call 649-9404,647-1340, 647- Only $112M0. U 8. R ity. $575 month.Coll 646- offer. Call 649-7621 after od. sleeps 5, $1800. Call otter 0080. Realty 643-2692.Q 3979. 6pm. 7pm. 649-2620.