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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. WEATHER THURSDAY v~v Partlyidrny April 6, 2000 Cloudy WORLD NEWS 2. High, 62 OPINION 4. CAMPUS 7. Low, 44 The BG News SPORTS 8 www.bgnewa.com Volume 88. Iwue 54 A daily independent STudemmust Survivor speaks on Holocaust MICHELLE REITER "My father and brother and STAFF WRITER everybody were crying." Friedman said, "and they ordered them to Arnold Friedman. 73. has only break everything up. The cries got talked publicly about his Holocaust louder then. experiences in the last several years. "The old European synagogues '"It was not until I saw the muse- were made of that real hard wood," um in Washington D.C.." he said. Friedman continued. "'And every- "They have so little there. There thing was broken practically like were so many people who suffered powder with bare hands; this had to and were forgotten. I thought. 'I have been done by God. I thought. have to talk about this."' 'I must get out and tell the world That was a several years ago, and what's happening.'" since then Friedman has told his Both Friedman and his father story rn synagogues, schools and were physically struck during this colleges around the Cleveland area experience. Friedman for speaking to share the reality. Sponsored by up for his father against the SS sol- the University Honors Program and dier who beat him. funded by a grant from the Partner- "I said. 'What did you hit my I ships for Community Action. Fried- father for? My father's a good man.' man shared his experience of sur- and he hit me on the side of my vival at the hands of the Nazi regime head, and there was blood every- to audience of students and faculty where, all over the floor." last night. Soon after that the Jews were Born in Irsava, Czechoslovakia moved into the ghettos, where Fried- in 1927. Friedman said he had never man said he and his family were for- experienced anti-semitism before tunate enough to get enough food 1944. when the Na/i stormtroopers most of the time. While Friedman swept through his hometown and witnessed a number of murders at began to terrorize the Jewish popu- the hands of Nazi soldiers in the lation. ghetto, he said no one in Irsava yet '. "I got all excited when I saw the knew anything about what was stormtroopers." he said. "'I ran already happening all over Europe. home and told my father about them, "They were very secretive about and he said, 'so what.'" Then they the gathering of the Jews," he said. sent out a decree that said Jews had "They took the old people away and to move their shops to a certain sec- we thought maybe they would be tion of town, and I ran home and given free health care," he said. told my father that. He said. So "And finally we got the notice to what? So Jews have to move their pack too." shops.'" Friedman said they marched in Finally. Friedman said, not even the winter past crowds that yelled. his father could deny the imminent "Kill the Jews! Kill the Jews!" danger when the Jews of Irsava were "But you could see some of the forced to destroy their own syna- Christians crying." he said, "crying MIKE LEHMKUHLE/ The BG Newi gogue. ENDURE Arnold Freidman speaks about the horrors he endured in the Nazi death camps. The 73-year-old man lost family, • See HOLOCAUST, page 7. friends, and his home during the World War II atrocities. Grad students may not make the grade Oklahoma BETH SHOEMAKER that were horrible." good qualities and aspects of teach- year. graduate psychology students tor them throughout the semester." requires STAFF WRITER Stan Smith, graduate coordinator ing." Smith said. "As a result, they all enroll in courses that "teach them Both Dubow and Smith agree that for biological sciences, said that the become better teachers themselves." how to leach others." During the this guiding of the graduate students quality of the teaching depends on The biolo- next year, they serve as teaching creationism When someone pays for the entire is essential. the graduate suident. "I think it's all about mentoring," extra value meal, they expect to get "Some of them are good, some of ment uses •iiits Headcoum grading the hamburger, fries and soft drink. graduate stu- papers and Dubow said. "We lake them on an In textbooks them aren't." Smith said. "But age nmeni preparing quizzes. individual basis and follow them When University students pay has nothing to do with it. It's all dents to teach only the ruiyVssociATED PRESS tuition each semester, they expect to about their knowledge and level of lab sessions. However, in "It gives them some very closely." receive everything they are entitled maturity." the psychology depart- experience, but it's not Smith said that he has only OKLAHOMA CITY — Science to, including a quality education Graduate students in the Biologi- ment, graduate stu- necessarily hands-on receives one or two complaint- a books used in Oklahoma public from the best possible professors. dents can eventually with the students." semester about ineffective graduate cal Sciences department undergo a become responsible f=^ Dubow said. schools would be required to But many students are sitting rigorous process — before they ever student teachers. acknowledge "that human life was through classes that aren't taught by for a typical lec- By the fourth face a classroom of college students. ture-type class. "Anybody who has a problem created by one God of the universe" college professors. They are being The biological sciences department year, they can be with a GA can lake several avenues under legislation passed Wednesday taught by graduate assistants — stu- employed 74 graduate students last "Graduate stu- responsible for to get the problem resolved." Smith by the Oklahoma House of Repre- dents who are pursuing their master's semester — second only to the psy- dents are not small sections of sentatives. assigned to teach introductory cours- said. "You can go see the course or doctoral degree and teaching on chology department with 76. instructor or come directly to me. The House addressed the issue of the side. Many of them are only a courses at all during es, including writ- "In our department, we look at their first year." said ing their own syl- We hope to get whatever problem creationism in an amendment to a few years older than the students they their undergraduate transcripts, GPA there is solved quickly and early on." bill dealing with the embattled State are teaching. Eric Dubow. graduate labus and selecting and their graduate exam scores," coordinator for the their own textbooks. Textbook Committee, which last Is the quality of graduate student Smith said. "We look seriously at Sharp said that he is only mildly year ordered biology books to carry department of Smith is concerned with having an instructor teaching on the same level as profes- their references, too. It's a whole Psychology. ,, a disclaimer about the teaching of package of things." J.2* pleased with only a year or two older than he is. sional teaching? Or are students' "It isn't until p, Q how the biolo- evolution that described it as a "con- educations suffering from the Making it through the initial their third or "** O "I think you have to take it on a troversial theory." l absence of a professor in the class- screening, though, doesn't always fourth year ** "*"« -*"- —incn, insKs case by case basis and look at each The disclaimers were scrapped room? ensure a teaching job for a grad stu- that they reach the their graduate students. teacher individually." he said. "But I after Attorney General Drew "Nearly half of the teachers I've dent. They are expected to attend and point where they are capable of being did think it was funny that this Edmondson said the committee has had have been GAs," Jeff Sharp, critique teaching seminars. effective teachers." "We think we do a pretty decent semester I'm enrolled in the same no authority to require them. job of teaching them." he said. "We class with a GA that taught me last junior history major, said. "I've had "They learn from the critiques Dubow explained that in their first also have faeultv members who men- But House members approved an some that were wonderful and some because they point out things that are semesier." amendment that says "the commit- tee shall ensure" that science text- books it approves for use in public schools "include acknowledgment $20,000 granted for that human life was created by one God of the universe." The House went a step further welfare research when it passed another amendment TODD NILEY reported that TANF has potentially that gives the committee "authority STAFF WRITER alarming implications for the well- to insert a one-page summary, opin- being of infanta, toddlen and their ion or disclaimer into any textbook Welfare recipients with young chil- families. reviewed and authonzed for use in dren need more attention, two BGSU "Welfare reform has an impact on the public schools of Oklahoma." professors say. at least two generations: patent* and The original intent of the bill was Thomas R. Chibucos. director, and their children." Hannan said. "The to require that two members of the successes and failures at reforming textbook committee be elementary Kii-.ii Hannan. an assistant professor, welfare are likely to affect adults not in the School of Family and Consumer only as workers, bul as parents, and lo level teachers and two be secondary Sciences, were given a $20,000 grant affect children's development physi- level teachers. The bill now goes to by the Joint Center for Research on cally, socially and cognitively. Previ- a joint House-Senate conference Poverty to study the effects of welfare ous research has clearly shown thai committee for review. reform on families with infants and whal happens during the first 3 years Last summer, the Kansas Bo toddlers. of life is crucial for children's later of Education sparked a nation The two professors sought to iden- learning and well-being." debate by passing new testing sta tify issues unique to welfare recipients Earlier research found that in 1997. dards that minimized the important who have young children. For 18 only 5 percent of Ohio's spaces in of evolution. months, they analyzed national data childcare centers were available for in.Id. on more than 2.800 families with chil- infants, and only 12 percent for tod dren under the age of six. including dlers. Across the country, nearly a data on more than 200 families who third of the infants have been in three SPORTS received Aid to Families with Depen- or more childcarc arrangements by the dent Children (AFDC) in 1993. They lime they arc a year old. according to also interviewed parents who are Hannan. being directly affected by changes in Previous studies have also shown welfare reform. that the lack of a stable environment The problem parents face today is for toddlers, both at home and child- trying to find jobs rffat both support carc, can cause developmental proh their family and allow their infants or lems to the child. toddlers the quality childcarc needed, "The hope is that politicians wd1 the professors said. realize there is more al slake than sun "We know, for example, that most ply getting people off the rolls.' people who have moved from welfare Chibucos Mid to work aren't earning enough to lift Hannan is now analyzing data on their families above poverty," Hannan families that left the welfare roles to said. "Ensuring adequate income is sec how their work and childcarc pat- one of the recommendations thai we lems compare to those of families that and other researchers in this area have remain on welfare. made to improve the outcomes of wel- Chibucos and Hannan intend lo fare reform." distribute their final report to Lucas TANF (Temporary Assistance for County Department of Human Ser- ■ Baseball team blows Needy Families) is the current welfare vices, state and U.S. legislators and out Detroit Titans at reform policy where parents place the Children's Defense Fund-Ohio, home, 21-7. their infants and toddlers in wclfare- which is the state office of a national to-work programs. The professors children's advocacy organization.
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The World Silicon Valley hesitant to fight cybercrime In Brief THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Security agents arrest busi- STANFORD, Calif. — Attorney nessman on spying charges General Janet Reno's pitch Wednes- MOSCOW (AP) — In ihe latest day to get Silicon Valley companies of a spate of spying arrests that is to help the federal government fight fast approaching Cold War levels. computer crime was received with Russian security officers detained a skepticism by industry leaders. U.S. businessman Wednesday, "It seems to me that we all have a claiming he was stealing scientific common goal — to keep the nation's secrets. computer network secure, safe and The Federal Security Service said the American and a Russian accom- reliable." Reno told the assembled plice were atTested in Moscow and CEOs and top prosecutors at a Stan- that searches turned up evidence of a ford University Law School confer- spy ring. The American was a for- ence on cybercrime. mer U.S. intelligence agent who had However, many companies are been working for a private company reluctant to open their systems to in Moscow, but Russian officials government scrutiny; they've got refused to give his name. too many secrets. And as high-tech An official at the U.S. Embassy executives well know, the Justice in Moscow refused to confirm or Department lacks the staff to inves- deny the Federal Security Service's tigate and prosecute most hacking claim, saying it was embassy policy cases. no! to comment in such matters. "High-tech businesses know they can't count on the Justice Depart- ment to handle their complaints," The Nation said John Palafoutas. a senior vice president of the American Electron- ics Association. 'They know they In Brief must take care of their own securi- GM to include in-car phone ty" service option on vehicles For the past four years, the Clin- DETROIT (AP) — Hundreds of ton administration has asked Con- thousands of new General Motors gress for additional staff to prose- cars and trucks wiU have built-in cute computer crime. To date, the phone service — even their own consistent answer has been no. phone numbers — by the end of the year. There was just one cybercrime "We think every GM car deserves prosecution for every 50 private to have a dial tone," said Mark industry complaints in 1998. accord- Hogan. head of e-GM. the automak- ing to the latest Justice Department er's Internet division. figures. Associated Press Photo The service will come as part of Cybercriminals are thus breaking OnStar, GM's safety and concierge into or paralyzing Web sites with lit- RENO — Attorney General Janet Reno speaks to attendees of a Cybercrime Summit, including Hank Kluepfel, left, at Stanford Uni- system that has about 160.000 sub- tle fear of federal retribution, costing versity in Stanford, Calif., Wednesday. Reno met with high tech executives and law enforcement representatives for a one-day meet-1 scribers. GM hopes to have 500.000 the industry hundreds of millions of ing on cybercrime issues. OnStar subscribers by the end of this dollars. year, and up to 4 million OnStar- developer of database software, to blackmail them last month with a private consultants. matters to the FBI. They investigat- equipped vehicles in three years. Corporations spent $7.1 billion in hacking and cybenerrorism threats threat to break into their system eBay, the leading Internet auction ed a few. but there haven't been any ! The phone service, called OnStar 1999 on corporate security to protect have become routine. unless they paid an undisclosed sum site with more than 4.1 million items prosecutions." said eBay's general Personal Calling, will be voice-con- themselves against cyberattacks and Bill Maimone. Oracle's vice of money. up for sale at any given lime, fights counsel, Robert Chesnut. "If the trolled. Customers will push an the bill could reach $17 billion by president of server technologies, "It seems so unlikely that they'd 'a constant battle against hacking, government is going to come out OnStar button on the dashboard, 2003. according to Internet analysts said the Redwood Shores. Calif, be able to do something." Maimone fraud and illegal deals. and vow action in these sorts of then say "dial" and speak the phone at Aberdeen Group in Boston. company didn't even bother going to said. The company usually investi- "We only take the most serious cases, they need to provide number; users can also store up to 20 At Oracle Corp.. the leading the FBI alter someone in Sudan tried gates threats itself or with the help of resources, not just the promises." numbers under names
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Decisions made by the Editor-in-Chief and the Editorial Board are final. Thursday, April 6, 2000 The BG News page 5 WORLD ■www.bgnews.iom/ap Captain accused in death of marine officer THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Leto died July 7 after an eight- mile nighttime hike in 80-degree CAMP LEJEUNE. N.C. — A temperatures at Camp Lejeune. Marine captain accused in the heat- Prosecutors say Arana marched his stroke death of a reservist during a unit too fast and without enough training march brushed off concerns time for rest breaks. about the hike's fast pace, a sergeant Defense lawyers contend Arana testified Wednesday. wasn't given proper guidance by his Capt. Victor Anna. 28, is charged superiors. Outside of court Wednes- with dereliction of Huty and failure day, attorney Mark Stevens to obey an order in the death last described Arana as "a sacrificial year of Lance Cpl. Giuseppe "Joey" lamb." Leto, 21. Arana could get up to nine months in prison if convicted in the Earlier Wednesday. Sgt. Jonathan non-jury court-martial. Ginsberg, who was Leto's squad leader, testified that Arana skipped a Sgt. Timothy Lucas, a squad two-minute gear assessment break instructor in Arana's company, said he complained to Arana that the during the first leg of the hike. He pace was too fast and that the 180 said he told Arana during the first Marines were "spread out real bad." rest stop that the company was Lucas said Arana told him that "we marching too fast. weren't going that fast and to tighten In response, Ginsberg testified. up." Arana said "tell them three (more) The sergeant said he then pushed minutes, we've got to get there Associated Press Photo the Marines, each carrying up to 30 sometime." pounds of gear, to hurry up. Ginsberg said one Marine was MARINES — Four unidentified US Marines walk to the courtroom in Camp Lejeune, N.C, Wednesday to testify in the court martial Defense attorneys begin present- evacuated by helicopter to a hospital trial of Capt. 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Menu Slow Roasted Prime Rib w/ Au Jus Hand-Carved Country Smoked Ham Chicken Breast Chablis Pasta Primavera Vegetables, Gourmet Salads Dessert Bar & Beverage Price Adults-$10.95 plus tax BGSU Students - $9.95 With Student ID (meal plans accepted) Children ages 3-10 years - $5.95 plus tax Children under the age of 3 years - FREE Golden Buckeye Card Patrons - $9.95 Reservations Required please call: Universtiy Catering at 372-6951 Monday thru Friday 9am-5pm Parking available in lots J & 3 (off of Thurstin Ave.) and lots 7 & 8 between Merry & Reed St. off of Thurstin Ave page 6 The BG News Thursduy, April 6, 2000 WORLD ' www.bgneios.com/ap Running man reaches tip of South America THE ASSOCIATED PRESS To complete his goal within two years. Garside must still run across CARACAS. Venezuela — He North America, Africa and Antarcti- dodged bullets in Russia, got robbed ca, where it's far from clear how in Brazil, collapsed from heal he'll be able to traverse 3.500 miles exhaustion in Australia and went to of icy, uninhabited land mass in sub jail in China. zero temperatures, all the while But that hasn't stopped Robert maintaining an average speed of at Garside, a 33-year-old former psy- least 6 mph to avoid being classified chology student from Britain, from as a walker. chasing his goal of' becoming the "I imagine a 6-foot-long aerody- first person to run the length of the namic fiberglass egg on skis," he Earth's seven continents. said of an as yet uninvented, solar- Garside. who calls himself The heated contraption he plans to sleep Running Man on his Web site, has in during his run across Antarctica. already run across Australia. Asia. When he gets to California, hope- Europe and South America in a fully by July, he said he expects three-year journey that has taken thousands of people to join him in him more than 20.000 miles and his run across the United States — a earned him the world record in long- spectacle that conjures up images of distance running. the fictional character Forrest "It's very powerful, very person- Gump. al," Garside said in an interview But first he must cross Colombia after arriving in the Venezuelan cap- en route to Central America and ital of Caracas — on the northern tip Mexico. of South America — following an Colombia is where a Russian 11-month transcontinental run that cyclist on a similar mission was began in Puma Arenas. Chile. murdered four years ago, and where "After a while you can get into leftist guerrillas, right-wing death your thoughts and relax and forget squads and drug runners rule large that you're running." he said. swaths of territory. 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Then they two of his brothers and one cousin still Before long, Friedman, his family, brought us paper plates and plastic alive, but his home was ravaged and friends and neighbors found them- forks and served us pickled herring empty. selves on the cattle cars that would and cake and ice cream." he said. "I just couldn't believe that human take them to an unknown destination. Later they found out that Russian beings could turn to such bcastial They traveled for about three or four troops were advancing quickly and. if behavior such as you couldn't days, packed together miserably and cornered, they could deny any mis- describe." he said. "1 wanted to go as lacking the most basic necessities. treatment of the Jews, who would be far away as 1 could." "Food ran out," Friedman said. well-fed and happy. After the scare Friedman left Europe for good, "People were dying, children crying; passed, treatment became even worse came to America and married Betty, the stench was terrible." until they were transferred. who was bom in Cleveland. They Finally, at the end of the agonizing Each camp he went to was worse have been married for SI years. trip, Friedman and the remaining Jews than the one before it. Finally, at his Friedman's testimony struck home on the train saw the brightest sight last camp, the advancing allied troops for some members of the audience, were causing panic among the Nazi they had seen in days: a brightly lit many of whom have family histories soldiers, and Friedman was lined up filled with anti-semitic persecution. sign that said "Arbeit Macht Frei," or with 600 people and led on a Death "Work Will Set Vou Free." Eric Planner, who teaches Holo- March. caust literature at the University of Friedman said that, at IS. he was "A death march is something you Findaly. said his great-grandparents advised to tell them he was 18. but he should never even dream about," he didn't know why. He showed a photo- were driven from Russia to America said. Friedman said people were because of the Russian hatred of Jews. graph of himself smiling at the cam- already weak from lack of nutrition, "My parents were not very affected eras as he stood in line with the others with nothing but the wooden shoes for selection, which he located in an by the Holocaust later." he said. "I am and thin prison uniforms to shield much more affected than they were. I Auschwitz scrapbook compiled later. them from the cold, and so they died "I was smiling because I saw the rapidly. think you have to want to seek it out. smoke from the factories, and they "We ate ice and snow." Friedman and 1 find out everything 1 can." told us we would work in factories." said, "and frozen horse manure when Cherie Bullock, a University Eng- Associated Press Photo he said. "I was smiling because I we could get it." lish education major, said she has just NETSCAPE — AOL Chairman Stephen Case addresses the Internet World 2000 conference in Los thought they had told us the truth." Those who reached their destina- recently began to investigate the Holo- Angeles Wednesday. Case unveiled the long-awaited update of the Netscape Web-browsing soft- caust, after readings in her classes As the selection process continued, tion were allowed to work, digging ware as well as a deal with Gateway. Friedman's father and brother went in vegetables out of the snow. Friedman piqued her interest. a different line, and Friedman was on said he would eat cabbages and other "We never learned much about this the verge of following them. His vegetables he found, while also in high school," he said. "They just younger brother called after him and receiving a ration of bread at night. never talked about it." Netscape renews war against Explorer Friedman said that is exactly why he asked the officer in charge which "I saved my bread in case I wasn't THE AssoriATf.n PRESS The new Netscape browser is our AOL anywhere strategy of way he should go. The officer he chose to speak out. allowed to work the next day." he said. designed to be easily adapted for use embedding the efficiency and con- shrugged and lold him that it didn't Once Friedman said some bread fell "Motion pictures don't really mean matter whether he died now or later. anything," he said. "Books don't LOS ANGELES — The chair- in set-top boxes, cellular telephones venience of the Internet into peo- out of his coat in front of a Nazi sol- and other devices. Also, users can ple's everyday li' I said Friedman chose the other line, but still diers, and he was beaten until he could mean anything. It's this, a live witness man of America Online personally modify its on-screen appearance and had little idea of what was happening. no longer move. that means something. unveiled the latest version of the "It's nothing less than the start of the "The smoke from the chimneys Soon after he found himself in "People have tried to deny that this Netscape Web browser on Wednes- some functions to suit their personal second Internei revolution." smellcd like horses burning or some- another boxcar, where he witnessed happened. But it happened. I must day along with a new crop of com- tastes, Netscape holds a key link in thing," Friedman said. "Later on we cannibalism and violence. tell you it did happen. I was there." patible consumer appliances to con- The appliances, to be built by San Internet's history In the mid-1990s, found out it was our parents, friends "There was no room so people Friedman spoke out against the nect users to the Internet Diego-based Gateway Inc.. include its browser was the leading applica- and neighbors." would just pick you up and throw you many hate groups that thrive in Amer- Netscape 6 is faster and far more a wireless notebook-sized device, tion for Web surfing Friedman was sent to the work around," he said. "And there were ica. flexible than other Internet dubbed the Internet Pad that, like a Bui it uas eventually surpassed camp, where he worked in a quarry people ripping at faces and eyes." "Ohio has the most hate groups in browsers. Steve Case said in a cordless telephone, can be carried by Microsoft's Inieinci Explorer dynamiting rocks for nine months Friedman said things had become the world," Firedman said. "We. must speech touting the new browser and around the house while linked to the after Microsoft matched it feature- before getting transferred. Right random and chaotic as allied troops do something about it. Everybody has appliances at the Internet World Web. for loature and began giving Explor- before the first transfer. Friedman advanced. He barely avoided being a right to jhe fresh air that God creat- 2000 conference. These new initiatives are part of er away, bundled with its dominant said, something jnusual happened. shot on several more occasions, until ed for everyone." Windows operating system. Did you know... 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Main St for complete listing or Call 353-5800. www.wtaeCorg/-mttta page 8 The BG News Thursday, April 06, 2000 SPORTS www. bgnews.com/sports Ma M* Hurm Foul Titans no battle for Falcons Griffey remains PETE STELLA ASSISTANT Sroirrs EDITOR The rainout against Wright State hitless for Tuesday didn't seem to bother the BG baseball team. 28 out of the 31 Falcons on the squad saw action in the 21-7 beat Cincinnati Nick Hurm down of Detroit Mercy Wednesday SPORTS WRITER afternoon. The Brown and Orange THE ASSOCIATED PRESS combined for 19 hits and four errors with the Titans netting only seven CINCINNATI — Kevin Barker, hits and six errors in nine innings of Tyler Houston and Geoff Jenkins play. homered but Ken Griffey Jr. Athletes BG also scored ii»every inning of remained 0-forCincinnati as the the game and the hits and runs totals Milwaukee Brewers overpowered were season highs for the Brown the Reds 8-5 Wednesday night. and Orange. Seven different Brewers scored are getting "With us getting rained out the and seven had at least one hit as Mil- Tuesday, we knew it was going to be waukee improved to 2-0 under first- a total team day." BG coach Danny year manager Davey Lopes. Schmitz said. "We thought it was While the Brewers got the most bigger and very important to get as many guys out of their 10 hits, the Reds again in there to get ready for another con- wasted opportunities. They were 2- ference weekend." for-16 with runners in scoring posi- The win moved the Falcons tion, leaving them 3-for-26 this sea- bigger record to II-12-1 overall and 3-1 son. Mid-American Conference. Griffey walked, grounded out The day started off warm but as three times against Milwaukee's Whal is in ihe waler these days? the game wore on, the famous BG infield shift, struck out and stranded I'm nol talking about Bowling wind picked up and gave both teams BEN FRENCH/ The BG Newi (wo runners on third. He's 0-for-10 Green water. I'm talking about the a little trouble defensively. Offen- CALLED SAFE — BG freshman Corey Loomis slides safely into third base in the Falcons 21-7 in three games and has yet to get a water all of the state, country and sively, the Falcons received several shellacking of Detroit yesterday at Warren E. Steller field. ball out of the infield in his home- globe. key performances from their batters, town. including senior Kenny Burdine. sophomores Sean Ryan and Nick fourth inning stint. not to make it out of the inning after Cincinnati's Dante Bichette mis- Are athletes these days just Schmidt, junior Lee Morrison and allowing four runs and three hits in played a hit to right into a triple for incredibly big? I found this astound- The Brown and Orange trailed 4- freshman Kelly Hunt. 2 at the end of the second inning and 2/3 of an inning and gave Detroit the the second straight night, but got a ing fact from a Columbus Dispatch 4-1. But the dangerous Falcon bats- solo homer for his first hit as a Red article late last year In 1958 the "I thought we swung the bats the strong pitching allowed the Titans to collect only three runs the men opened it up, took an 8-6 lead and threw Marquis Grissom out at average offensive line of the big- pretty well but it looked like Detroit had a little trouble with the wind." rest of the game. BG wailed on in the fourth inning and never home as he tried to score on a fly in school All-Central District all-star Schmitz said. "It was just a total Detroit, scoring five runs in the looked back. the seventh. team weighed 182.2 pounds while team victory." fourth, seventh and eighth innings to BG takes to the road this week- Pokey Reese had four of the the average defensive line weighed Reds' 13 hits with two singles and Burdine and Morrison collected cruise to victory. end to play Western Michigan Satur- 197 pounds. Thai's probably what two doubles. Eddie Taubensee also three hits each, while Ryan. Schmidt "Our pitchers kind of shut them day and Central Michigan Sunday. the average secondary weighs today. had four hits for Cincinnati. and Hunt all plated two hits. They down the second pan of the game Both games are slated to start at 1 complied II runs and six RBI's and gave us a chance to play some p.m. After getting a 3-3 tie and a 5-1 Forty years later in 1998 the aver- loss while wearing red sleeves, the age defensive line of this team was between them, with each guy hitting younger guys," Schmitz said. "Central and Western are going to be tough," junior infielder Scolt Reds went back to the black ones 243.8 pounds while the offensive a double and Morrison blasting two. "After the early innings, our Eleven Falcons smacked a hit and Dukate said. "Western is one of the that they had success with at home line was a super-sized 255 pounds. defense settled down a little bit last year. Their last game in black 13 made it to base via a walk of base cause they were a little shaky there top teams in the (MAC] West, was the 5-0 loss to the Mets in the Just around Ohio, it's absolutely hit. in the beginning. I also thought the they've got really good pitching." tiebreaker for the NL wild card in mind-boggling how big some of "If we play like we did today, bullpen did a nice job." Schmitz still feels his group has October. Steve Parris started that these high school kids are. Bill we're not going to lose many ball improvements to make. Falcon freshman Brett Baumgart- game and lost. Richardson of the West Cowboys games," Morrison said. "We hit the ner started the three-hour plus game "Two of areas we really need to shit out of the ball." Same sleeves, same starter, same near Columbus rings in at 6-feet for BG and gave up one hit and clean up a little bit is the defensive result Wednesday. end by making routine plays and the five-inches. 450 pounds. Those just BEN FRENCH/ The BG News Pitching wise, the Falcons fanned two in the first inning. Senior Parris (0-1) gave up a solo homer received strong performances from Alan Gilhousen sacrifice fly in the second is the bullpen." he said. "We a little of what I hate to call "small- STOCK — Pitcher Kevin Stock in the third to Barker, beginning a 11 hurlers combining for nine strike- bottom of the first inning scored have been fortunate enough that the er" than Richardson are: Dave Grant streak of Brewers runs in four con- was one of 11 pitchers to take outs on the day. Freshman Aaron teammate Matt Best to give BG an starting pitching has been pretty of Chillicothc (6-8. 350). Forrest secutive innings. Houston hit a two- Swaney of Milliard Davidson (5-11. the mound for BG. Nease picked up his first collegiate early l-O lead. Sophomore Kevin good." win after a one hit, three strikeout Stock came on in the second, only run shot in the sixth off Gabe White, 350) and Jordan Stockwell of Wor- stretching the lead to 7-2. thington Kilbourne (6-5. 335). Is this really fair? In high school you arc definitely go for wins, but you also learn the fundamentals. A coach tells you if you keep your Tigers fall to head up. drive through a person, lock your hands and drive you feet that you will tackle a person. A nor- mal size kid probably couldn't get his arms around some of these play- longball, Athletics ers. I know it happens in other sports. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the season for the first time since In basketball a 6-foot 4-inch kid in 1993. Division I will likely be recruited as OAKLAND. Calif. — The Oak- a guard. Or in volleyball, where I Tony Clark drove in the Tigers' land Athletics are built for power, witnessed a girl from Ball State first run with a sixth-inning single, with five players who hit more than spike the ball without even jumping but Olivares avoided further trouble 20 homers last season. Little did It seems like you have to be more by getting Damion Easley on an than jusi MI athlete to perform well they expect that 5-foot-9 Frank inning-ending, double-play in a sport, but you have to be an ath- Menechino would be their leading lete w ith a body proportional to your slugger after three games. grounder with two on. sport. Menechino, playing in place of "Being a sinkerball pitcher. I need good defense," Olivares said. Most sports it helps out if you are the injured Randy Velarde, hit his big and tall That is why the phrase second homer in three games and "I try to get guys to hit it into the "you can't leach size" has become Photo provided/ ROGER MAZZARELLA added a run-scoring groundout in a ground. I don't get many strikeouts." an overused cliche' today. BREAK FREE — Eight Man Tim Laubensheimer heads upfield against Indiana with scrum half three-run third as the A's defeated Anthony Lazar in support. the Detroit Tigers 8-2 Wednesday. Detroit added another run in the I feel for the kids out there who eighth on an error by shortstop don't have the body and the height Menechino, who spent seven sea- Miguel Tejada. But Mike Magnante They are probably some of the hard- sons in the minors before making his est working guys and girls out there. relieved Olivares and got Clark to Hoosiers too powerful for ruggers major league debut with the A's last hit into an inning-ending double I see it at the Rec all the time. The poor kid who wants to keep his shirt September, is tied with Jason play with runners on first and sec- line and was dragged down from Giambi for the team lead in homers ■ on because he doesn't warn people JOE FINNELL tenacity are rapidly coming to an ond. to compare his gangly chest to tin- QUEST WRITER end," he said. behind just short of the goal line as and tops the A's with a 1.100 slug- big boys out there. In the first match the Falcons ran time expired. ging percentage. The Tiger made two errors, one out to a 10-0 lead at halftime only to The disheartening loss had to The stark contrast presented by a by first baseman Clark on an errant This is the same kid who is di\ club program taking on a varsity see it evaporate under the relentless play a part in BG's fiat performance "My home runs are accidents. ing face first lor the hall out of program finally caught up to the pounding of the much larger in the second match. Indiana quick- They're not planned," said Menechi- toss to Moehler and the other on a bounds This is the same kid who is BGSL' rugby team. The varsity pro- Hoosiers. Scrum half Dusty Setmire ly scored two tries in less than five dropped fiy ball by center fielder minutes on their way to picking up no, whose first major league homer being yelled by all the other players gram at the University of Indiana scored BG's first try when he squirt- Juan Encarnacion. three more in a 33-3 victory over came on opening day against the to quit playing so hard because it is took two matches from the Falcons, ed through a gap in the Indiana BG. Center Pete Cromly's penalty Tigers. "He threw a pitch over the just a basketball game at the Rec. winning the first match 13-10. then defense following a scrum. "I still think our defense is pretty Center Josh Cline got the Fal- field goal accounted for the Falcons' plate, a slider that didn't really showing how' wide the gap has good," Moehler said. "We just made I think I can say that the Mugsy become by winning the second cons' second try when he turned Ihe only points. slide- On a more positive note, the Fal- a couple of mistakes and they hap- Bogges or the Sam Mills of the match 33-3. corner on the Hoosier defense and touched down in the corner. con rookies went 2-1 in a triangular Detroit starter Brian Moehlcr said pened to be critical ones." world are a dying breed Jusi like the match. BG defeated Findlay 19-0 new products that our society wants, he was not surprised by Menechi- The days when we could beat up on big with tries by wings Nick Huber and Notes: After playing before an coaches want theie athletes bigger, no's power. Travis Lamb and flanker John Oakland-record 53.498 fans on stronger and faster. They'll take less schools like Ohio State, Penn State and Black. Fullback Kevin Jackson heart and more attitude for these "I've played with him before in Monday's opening day, the A's and Indiana with sheer tenacity are coming to an booted two conversions. Double-A, so I knew he had some trails. Jackson led the scoring in the Tigers drew 10.188 and 10.229 for pop." said Moehler. who allowed end." second match, a 33-19 come from the final two games of their series.... I'm not saying it happens every- five runs on seven hits in six Roger Mazarella behind victory over Toledo. Jackson Juan Gonzalez missed his second where. Even here I think some of the touched down twice and booted four innings. "I tried to get one to roll H(, Rugby Coach straight game for the Tigers with a athletes we have are some of the best conversions while Huber scored a over and I left it over the plate, and people on campus. But I think we pair of tries and fly half Ben Hicks he look advantage of it." sore right hamstring. ... Stairs and need to strongly recognize some 'With the high school programs BG's lead didn't hold up as Indi- added a solo try. Chavez both went 3-for-4. ... The rookies lost the third match personal traits that comes along with coming on line we're seeing experi- ana turned to a ball control offense Eric Chavez also homered for the Moehler, beginning his fourth full to Ohio Northern 25-7. Center Lucas the mass of muscle. Of course that's enced players entenng the college that the Falcons seemingly could not A's. Matt Stairs had an RBI single major league season, is the longest- what I think. ranks." said BG coach Roger Maz- stop. The Hoosiers grounded out Bosco scored BG's only try and and Giambi, Ben Grieve and Ramon two tries and then kicked a field goal Jackson made his seventh conver- tenured starter for the Tigers.... Des- zatella. "But the vast majority are Hernandez all added sacrifice flies. Nick Hurm is a sporrswriter fur gravitating to the varsity programs penally for the winning points. sion of the day. ignated hitter John Jaha went 0-for-3 This weekend the Falcons will the BG News anddoesn 1 mind being and that is an advantage we can't In a last gasp effort. Falcon cen- with two strikeouts for the A's and is host the University of Illinois. Omar Olivares allowed two runs small, bin would still would like to ter Sheldon Porter broke through the hitless in eight at-bats this season.... overcome." Northwestern University and Find- and six hits in 7 1-3 innings as the have hands like Number 4 and a "The days when we could beat up defense and was apparently gone for lay in a triangular. The matches start A's, who took two of three from Hernandez went 0-for-10 for the A's boot like the Knapper. You can reach on big schools like Ohio State. Penn a 75 yard go-ahead score when he in the series. him at [email protected]. State and Indiana just with sheer pulled a hamstring on the ten yard at noon at College Park. Detroit, won their opening series of » I Thursday, April 6, 2000 The BG News page y SPORTS www.b%m-w-. com/sports I Galindo has AIDS virus but skates on Siena coach accepts THE ASSOCIATED PRESS use it for strength." Galindo said. "I do look back and see I was so posi- tive then after such tough things Georgia Tech job Rudy Galindo wants lo live as normal a life as possible, even happened. And I can be positive THE ASSOCIATED PRESS now." to national prominence, recruiting though he is HIV positive. For such players as Mark Price. John Galindo, that means pleasing audi- Galindo began feeling ill at the Winter Goodwill Games in Febru- ATLANTA — Mirroring a move Salley. Kenny Anderson, Dennis ences with his grace, athleticism Scott and Stephon Marbury. and. often, his outrageousness. ary. He was diagnosed with pneu- that occurred 19 years ago. Georgia The 1996 U.S. national figure monia, then was tested for the AIDS Tech turned to a relatively unknown Under Cremins, Tech went to the virus and found to be positive on coach to rebuild its basketball pro- skating champion revealed yester- March I. gram. NCAA tournament nine years in a dayhe is HIV positive but intends to He began taking medication in row and 10 times overall, including keep skating to raise awareness of Siena's Paul Hewitt agreed to the 1990 Final Four. The Yellow the disease. late March, and it has affected his succeed Bobby Cremins as the Yel- skating. Jackets fell on hard limes during the "If my story can help people, low Jackets' coach. The Associated latter stages of Cremins' 19-year "It makes me drowsy, so I take it Press learned Wednesday. anybody at all. it is positive." Galin- tenure, reaching the tournament only do said as he prepared for the open- in the morning and hopefully I'm fine for the rest of the day," said A source familiar with the search, once the last seven seasons. ing of the Tom Collins Champions speaking on condition of anonymity, on Ice tour in Baltimore on Wednes- Galindo, who won a bronze medal in the 1996 world championships and said Hewitt would be introduced At Siena, meanwhile, Hewitt day night. "I've always tried to help is a former national pairs champion during a news conference Thursday. guided Siena to the NCAA tourna- people, whether it be as a gay man. with Kristi Yamaguchi. In Albany. N.Y. Hewitt boarded a ment in 1999. its first appearance in or a Mexican-American or now, as "I am a little nervous with my plane for Atlanta but declined com- 10 years. Hewitt, a 36-year-old for- someone who is HIV positive." skating, with all that is going on and ment. mer assistant at Villanova and Ford- Galindo says he will use the inner a lot of the attention focused on mc. Officials at Georgia Tech and ham, is known as a strong recruiter Siena also would not comment and favors a running, up-tempo style "If my story can help anybody at all, it is Hewitt. 71-27 in three years at popular with fans. Siena averaged positive. I've always tried to help people, Siena, becomes the first black bas- more than 6.500 per game over the ketball coach at Georgia Tech last two years to lead the Metro whether it be as a gay man or as a Mexican- Atlantic Athletic Conference in American or now, as someone who is HIV He rebuilt a Siena program that attendance. went 23-59 in the three years before positive." he arrived. His contract at the Georgia Tech leaned heavily \ Rudy Galindo Loudonville. NY., school runs toward hiring a minority coach. In figure skater through the 2002-2003 season, but addition. Hewitt was able recruit includes a buyout provision that effectively, a factor for a school like allowed him to take the Georgia strength he found earlier in his Tech job. Georgia Tech with high academic career while dealing with the death It's like opening-night jitters, except standards. I have extra jitters." of his brother and two coaches from The Macon Telegraph reported AIDS. Michael Rosenberg, Galindo's rnKmsmmmm that Tech athletic director Dave Hewitt takes over a program that manager, said the skater plans to do Braine flew to Albany, near the has fallen to the bottom of the That strength helped him step out the entire two-month nationwide of a short retirement to win the '96 Siena campus, to finalize the deal Atlantic Coast Conference. To make tour, unless he is weakened by the with Hewitt on Tuesday. matters worse, the Yellow Jackets nationals with one of the best perfor- HIV virus and the treatments. Galin- mances in the history of that presti- Associated Press Photo (13-17) lose Jason Collier, their top do often has stolen the show from Cremins was a 33-year-old coach gious event. He did so in his home- GALINDO — Men's figure skater Rudy Galindo announced yes- scorer and rebounder. and shot- more renowned skaters such as at tiny Appalachian State when town of San Jose. Calif, in a come- terday that he is HIV positive. Galindo won the U.S. national fig- Georgia Tech hired him as coach in blocking center Alvin Jones may Michelle Kwan, Brian Boitano and ure skating championship in 1996. back even his competitors applaud- Todd I-ldrcdge with his penchant for 1981. He pushed the Yellow Jackets enter the NBA draft a year earlv. ed. outlandish costumes and wild rou- lion from Magic Johnson, another "The people all around me are Now. the 30-year-old skater faces tines. star athlete who is HIV positive always here for mc. This show, it is listen up class of V000! an even bigger challenge, and he Although he won his national "I know of his story, and it is J like a family and the love and friend- will use 1996 as an inspiration. title and world bronze medal by very positive and uplifting one." ship they show me gives me "I looked back at it and said. skating to the classical "Swan Galindo said. "He has gone on a strength. I can face the challenge 'That was a blessing ' Your life is a Lake." his spoofs of the Village Peo- long time with this and is doing with them so supportive and they'll roller coaster and this is a down great for himself and I think I can. ole have become a staDle of manv always be by my side. you don't know anyone else who took a job in 1 SPECIAL DISPLAY PERSONALS DANNON Show your friends, roommates and class- graduation countdown mates how special they are. 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Toledo 531-0079 zv zv zv zv ZV ZV zv zv zv zv zv ZV 7\ Page 10 The BG News Thursday, April , 2000 SPORTS www.bgn ews. com/sports COLUMBUS. Ohio(AP) — Rosters for the girls North-South All-Star games NBA Glance. Sub-Standings from fcH= U>€ Wrdnr iday'i Sporu Transactions Sunday at Ottctbein College's Rilte Center: (Girls Division lll-IV game is at noon EASTERN CONFI li I r* 1 By The Associated Press Atlantic Division Detroit ranks low for baseball fan support and Division III game at 2 p m BASEBALL 1. Pet DETROIT — Baseball fans don't exactly stand division III IV ' Ml.lllll 26 644 out in Detroit. Amen- jn League ■ New York 45 28 616 In fact, they're pretty tame, according to a ' North Philadelphia 43 31 .511 4 1/2 TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS—Ajreed to terms with SS Ouic Guillen study. The city ranks 62nd on a 64-city ranking of Julie Vivo. New Middletown Springfield: Tiffany Smejkal. Independence. Orlando 38 36 514 11/3 Announced INF Bobby Smith has cleared waivers and assigned him to New Jersey 31 44 413 17 Kerri Tolvay. Lorain Clearview. Joan Porter. Doylestown Chippewa. Erin places with the most avid baseball fans. Boston in 45 4(10 18 Durham of the International League t'LinicdSS leltx Martinez ofT waivers Hosteller. Berlin Hiland; Mary Witlmer. Kidron Cent Chr. Ashley Schrock. Only 6 percent of Detroit's adult population ijMon 2' 47 365 20 1/2 from the Philadelphia Phillies and assigned him to Durham Released SS Wauseon. Cany Matter. Bluffton. G'Ann l-auder. S Euclid Regina: Amanda OMMNl division have a "high level of interest" in major league Elwer. Delphos St John's Coaches Doug Reynolds. Bascom Hopewell-Loudon. Rafael Boumigal Transferred INF Damian Rolls from the 15- to the bt>day «-Indiana 24 .676 baseball, compared to the national average of 15 Bob Raber. Kidron Cent Chr Charlotte 31 .575 7 1/2 percent, the study conducted by Chicago-based disabled list Toronto 34 541 10 South Scarborough Sports Marketing showed. BASKETBALL Detroit 39 35 527 II Jamie Buehler, Botkins: Tara Rautch, Milford Ctr Fairbanks; Marri McAn- Milwaukee 36 38 486 14 Cleveland led with 36 percent. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS—Signed Billy King, general manager, to a inulii drewt. Lancaster Fisher Cath . laura Schwendeman. Beverly Ft. Frye; Kelly Cleveland 29 45 392 21 BG too strong for host Titans Atlanla 26 48 351 24 year contract West. Albany Ale«ander. Cassie Hackwonh. Piketon, Nicki Motto. Dayton Oak- Chicago 15 59 203 35 The Bowling Green Softball team improved its wood. Robin Fulton. Cm Wyoming; Becky Richter. Cols. Ready; Valerie King. FOOIBALL WESTERN CONFERENCE record to 17-8 overall as the Falcons swept a dou- Washington Court House Coaches Kevin Witucky. Beverly Ft Frye; Jim Gerfen. GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed C Frank Winters to a multiyear contract W L Pet GB bleheader at Detroit. Morral Ridgedale Division I II a-Ulah 50 :i .685 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Signed WK Marvin Harrison to a four >car The Falcons beat the Titans 5-3 in game one, i-San Antonio 47 27 635 .1 1/2 North contract. x-Minnesota 45 29 608 5 1/2 while edging out Detroit 8-6 in the second and last Celeste Hlebovy. Youngs Boardman. Colleen Day. Parma His Holy Name. Dallas 33 41 446 17 1/2 PHn.ADEI.PHIA EAGLES—Re signed WR Dietrich Jells to a one-year game. Jessy VerhofT. Elyria. Tiana Spencer. Massillon Washington, Jen Manella. Dover, Denver 30 44 .405 20 1/2 Despite leaving 13 batters on base in the first contract Alanna Huurnu. Willard. Lyndsey Maurer. Brecksville-Broadview Ills ; Nan Houston a 46 .378 22 1/2 Vancouver 53 274 30 game, BG prevailed with power with a homerun HOCKEY Koggc. St Mary* Memorial; Courtney Mm. Tol. Cent Cath , Allison Lipintki. N Pacific Division blast by junior Lynesy Ebel . Sophomore Jessie Garfield Hts Coaches: Todd Osborn. Wadswonh. Jamie Dunn. Poland Seminary DETROIT RED WINGS—Signed LW Brendan Shanahan to j four year t LA Lakers 12 840 Milosek pitched a complete game three runs on *-Ponland 19 740 contract South 7-Phoemx 26 .649 14 1/2 nine hits. NEW YORK RANGERS—Assigned C Manny Malholra to Hartford of the Andrea Ault. Urbana. Monique Davis. Cols Marion-Franklin. Lyndsay x-Sacramenlo ' 42 II 575 20 In the second game, BG fell behind 1-0 early in McClellen. Newark. Heather Hams. Philo. Mandy Coin. Vincent Warren; Teresa AM. x-Seattle 42 12 568 20 1/2 the game before exploding for all eight runs in the Campbell. Waserly; Lindsey Hicks. Lebanon. Kim Lancaster. Cm Pnnceton. Golden State a 17 57 230 45 1/2 last three innings to claim the win. Senior Colleen COLLEGE Bnllam Young. Pickennglon; Melissa Nedrow. Lewis Ctr. Olenlangy'Coaches LA Clippers 48 1/2 Bates homered for the Falcons in the game. ctball ).i-!. Dan Walters. Newark. Ray Thomas. Lewis Ctr Olenlangy Reds using Harnish, superstition in play THE ASSOCIATED PRESS base for an error on Marquis Gris- Pitching in a steady rain Monday. som's game-opening grounder. CINCINNATI — Pete Harnisch Harnisch lasted four innings and MOVING UP ... BY ONE: Last is getting back to the mound a day gave up all three Brewers runs. year, the Reds opened the season early. "We want to get him out there as with a payroll of $33.2 million that The Cincinnati Reds changed much as we can so we can get him ranked 22nd overall in the majors. their pitching plans Wednesday for sharp." manager Jack McKeon said. This year, they've added Ken go**™*.** ' \e<* g their weekend series w'ith the Chica- The move didn't matter to Bell, 0 Griffey Jr. and Dante Bichette ... and go Cubs. Harnisch will come back a who has relatives flying in from moved up only one slot, to 2lsl in day early, starting the series opener New York for the weekend to see his r>MMOr)i>V PnJtCt „ on Friday. debut. He'd rather move a day than opening day payroll. Counting only Rob Bell, who has never pitched skip his first turn in the rotation base salary for the 25 players on the Take your plastic, & above Double-A. will make his entirely. roster plus disabled Deion Sanders major league debut on Saturday. "The sooner the better for me." and Sean Casey, the payroll stands at aluminum, and paper t« Harnisch threw only 81 pitches in Bell said. "That way there's less $44 million. to Union Oval... 6 a rain-shortened 3-3 tie against Mil- lime to think about things." The Reds got $1.9 million from Sat. April 8 from g waukee on Monday, prompting the BACK IN BLACK: The Reds Colorado to offset some of Reds to bring him back a day early. wore red sleeves with theit home Bichette's salary as part of their 12-3 Ma It will be only the fourth time in the vests for the rainy opener and a 5-1 trade on Oct. 30. which would lower aaaaaaaaaaaa&Ci last six years that Harnisch has gone loss to Milwaukee in the makeup that figure to $42.1 — an increase of on three days' rest. game Tuesday. only $8.9 million over last year. The right-hander never threw on When they took the field for Griffey ($7 million) and Bichette three days' rest last season, when he Wednesday's game, they wore black ($6.5 million) have the highest base had a sore shoulder that needed as sleeves — the same look that they salaries on the club. much rest as possible. His shoulder won with last season. They started has been Tine this year, but his deliv- off with the red sleeves at home in GO SHAG: First baseman Sean Casey is having trouble just sitting ery has a few kinks.' 1999. switched to black after a slow Associated Press Photo "It doesn't matter." Harnisch start and stayed with black as they and watching while his broken right BROKEN — Cincinnati Red Sean Casey shows his broken said. "I'd like to get out there as kept winning. thumb heals. On Wednesday, he put thumb to reporters. Casey broke his thumb in the last game of soon as possible so I can get some The sleeves weren't much luck at on his uniform, grabbed his glove spring training. He is expected to be back in two to three weeks. mechanical stuff worked out. I fig- the outset Wednesday. Shortstop and went out to shag during batting ured the faster I'm out there the bet- Barry Larkin threw in the dirt to first nraclice. cy.! and all. 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