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Tuesday. April 5. 1994
SPORTS UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Baseball begins 'in earnest'
Near no-hitter, big homeruns mark first games
by Ben Walker The Associated Press
Like great pitching? Should've been with President Clinton, watching Randy Johnson take a no-hitter into the eighth inning in Cleveland's new ballpark.
Prefer big hitting? Should've been with the first lady, seeing Karl Rhodes hit three home runs for her beloved Chicago Cubs. Or in Toronto, where rookie Carlos Delgado homered off the window of the Hard Rock Cafe.
With Clinton enjoying a hot dog during the inauguration of Jacobs Field in Cleveland and his wife singing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" with Harry Caray at Wrigley Field in Chicago, baseball began in earnest yesterday.
Opening day meant Joe DiMaggio throwing out the first ball at Yankee Stadium and Nancy Kerrigan doing the same at Fenway Park. It meant Joe Carter and the Toronto Blue Jays receiving their second set of World Series championship rings and Mitch "Wild Thing" Williams walking home two runs for his new-look Houston Astros.
And, it meant the first full day with the most radical changes the game has seen in a quarter-century — realignment into six divisions, expanded playoffs that include wild-card teams and, if there are a couple
of rainouts, perhaps baseball's first Mr. November.
A day after the season officially started Sunday in Cincinnati with the first night opener in the game's 125-year history, all but six teams played traditional baseball.
Clinton, a left-hander, started off the afternoon festivities with the first ball in Cleveland. A sellout crowd of 42,000 cheered Clinton's soft, but accurate, throw.
"It started high — the only thing you can't do is put it in the dirt," Clinton said. "It was a little high."
Johnson, the 6-foot-10 left-hander from the Seattle Mariners, threw much harder. He did not give up a hit until Sandy Alomar Jr. sung with no outs in the eighth innning, and the Indians went on to win 4-3 in the 11th.
You don't want to get no-hit on any day. But on opening day, that would be the biggest talk in baseball, a highlight of the year," Alomar said.
Only once has the season started with a no-hitter, that by Cleveland's Bob Feller on April 16, 1940, in Chicago. Feller, in fact, was on hand at the new park to see Johnson nearly match him.
While the president was with the Indians — and preparing to go to Charlotte, N.C., to see his favorite Arkansas Razorbacks play Duke for the NCAA basketball title — his wife was watching her Cubs.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, aright-hander, threw out the first ball at sunny Wrigley Field. Then she saw Rhodes, playing his first game for the Cubs, hit home runs off Dwight Gooden in his three first at-bats; Rhodes Joined George Bell, who did it in 1988, as the
Later, in a game the Cubs lost 12-8, she heard that the president was seeing possible pitching history in the making.
only players to connect three times on opening day.
"I didn't know my husband was watching a no-hitter today. What finally happened? Who broke it up? Is the score still 2-2?" she said.
For the seventh-inning stretch, she joined Caray, now in his 50th season as an announcer, and serenaded the crowd with "Take Me Out to the Ball Game."
"Ive sung along with you in my living room and other places I've watched the game," said Clinton, born in Chicago.
With the wind blowing out, the Mets and Cubs combined for six home runs. The biggest home run of the day, however, was hit by Delgado in Toronto's SkyDome, where there is no wind at all.
Delgado, one of two rookies in the lineup for the World Series champion Blue Jays, hit a 450-foot drive off a window of the Hard Rock Cafe in right field.
"Wait 'til he really gets a hold of one," joked teammate Paul Molitor, the World Series MVP.
The Blue Jays made it a happy homecoming, beating Chicago 7-3 in a rematch of October's AL playoffs. They might play again this fall, although now the White Sox are in the reconfigured AL West.
Also getting off to a good start was Atlanta pitcher Greg Maddux, who began his bid for an unprecedented third straight Cy Young Award with a
victory against San Diego. Barry Bonds, trying to win a record third consecutive MVP trophy — and fourth overall — was a winner when San Francisco beat Pittsburgh.
"It was typical Wrigley Field," Good en said.
The New York Mets, meanwhile, were happy just to win a game. They went 59-103 last year for the worst record in the majors, but beat the Cubs in their opener despite Rhodes' home runs off Gooden.
What wasn't the same were the uniforms of the Texas teams. The Rangers switched to bright red this year, and the Astros changed their star logo.
And while newcomers Rafael Palmeiro and Lee Smith helped Baltimore win in their debuts and All-Stars Will Clark and Eddie Murray were with new teams, Fenway Park had a new public address announcer.
Leslie Sterling was introduced to the Red Sox crowd, replacing Sherm Feller, who died in January after 27 seasons at the microphone. Fans attending the Boston-Detroit first heard a tape of Feller welcoming them to Fenway Park, then Sterling took over.
"Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. My name is Leslie Sterling. Good afternoon and welcome to opening day of the 1994 Red Sox season," she said.
Sterling is the second woman to become a full-time public address announcer at a big-league park. Sherry Davis handles the job at Candlestick Park for the San Francisco Giants.
DiMaggio throws out first pitch for Yankees
The Associated Press
"I'm worried about reaching the plate from the mound," DIMaggio said. "I don't want to bounce the ball. I did that once."
NEW YORK — Approaching the age of 80, Joe DiMaggio worried about just one thing while he prepared to throw out the first pitch on opening day yesterday at Yankee Stadium.
It was not a problem. Throwing from in front of the pitcher's mound, DiMaggio got the ball to catcher Mike Stanley and smiled broadly at the accomplishment.
Greeted warmly by the sellout crowd, DiMaggio waved to the fans while he walked from the Yankees dugout.
DiMaggio recalled that toward the end of his career, his arm had been a problem for him.
"I had just one throw in my arm every game," he said. "They tried to run on me, and I had eight or nine assists that year, but never against the
Red Sox. My brother, Dom, warned them."
DiMaggio said he had enjoyed throwing out the first ball on opening day. He last did it at Yankee Stadium two years ago.
"It's an honor I look forward to," he said.
Opening day was always special for the Hall of Fame center fielder.
"Iremember in 1937 I missed the first 17 games when I burned my left ankle instep with a sun lamp," he said. "It was the start of diathermy back then."
The Yankees played almost three weeks without their young star. When he was ready to go, the team made sure everybody knew.
"In those days they still used the bullhorn to announce the batteries before the game." DiMaggio said. "The day before I was to play, they announced: Pitching, Charley Ruffing; Catching, Bill Dickey. And Joe DiMaggio makes his season's debut tomorrow." That was my opening day that year."
Kansas football adds former Nebraska recruiter to staff
Kansan staff report
The Kansas football team has welcomed aboard Dave Gillespie as an assistant coach and as the recruiting coordinator.
Gilliepsa has been the recruiting coordinator at Nebraska the past eight seasons. He played as an inback for the Cornhuskers from 1974 to 1976, and he earned a bachelor's degree in education in 1977.
"Dave did an outstanding job at the University of Nebraska and is highly respected in our profession," said Kansas coach Glen Mason. "We are extremely happy to have him as a part of our coaching staff."
In addition to his football experience, Gillespie has a master's degree in educational administration from Nebraska in 1986.
Gillepsie will be filling the void left by former Kansas recruiting coordinator R.D. Helt. Under new NCAA regulations, the recruiting coordinator also must work as an assistant coach. Helt resigned from his position in February.
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Now accepting applications for full employment for Business Mgr, Marketing Director, Photo Editor & Photo Assistant. Exp. required. Call Jill Goucher at 864-753-2190 or by stop by Jill Goucher UNI in the OAC.
Artists to work on contract basis producing pen and ink drawings 943-6179
FUN, REWARDING summer employment at a RESIDENT CAMP, 1 hour west of St. Louis. If you want to go, call Dana Siler, 888 N. Mason Rd., St. Louis, MO 63141. Or call (314) 609-0100. Needed: lifeguards, expiernces horsemanship.
CAMP COUNSELORS wanted for private Michigan boys/girls summer camps. Teach: swimming, canoeing, water skating, gymnastics, scavenger hunt, obstacle course, camping crafts, dramas, OR riding. Also kitchen, office, maintenance. SALARY $195 or more plus RAB. Camp LWC/CW/1985 Maple, NFIL, XL
Bartenders, Friday, April 8, 1994, 11:30 p.m.-1:00 p.m. $5.00 per hour. Will pay in cash on Monday following employment. Must have previous bartending experience. Must be certified to verify bartending knowledge. Must follow class code. Apply Kansas and Burge Union's Persistent Child Care provider needed for & 10 yr. old. child Care provider needed for & 10 yr. old. 3 days/wk. & every other wknd. Must have transportation. Call Conn at 843-9035 before 6 p.m.*
Children's counselors, activities instructors, bride-
drivers, cooks, nannies, kitchen mgt., kitchen heir-
for help on mountain camp. PO BOX-711
Boulder. CO 80036. 303-842-4557.
Caterakers, Thursday and Friday, April 7 and 19, 1994. $2.5 per hour, will pay on Monday for flow dress code and prefer prefered food service experience. Several shifts available. Apply Kansas and Burge Unions Personnel Office, Level I or II. Work shifts and job code available in office. EOE
College Pro Painting will provide for reliable, hard-working men and women who want to work outside this summer. Hire $200-4000. Hiring for Lawrence, KC, Call Ross 864-245.
Earn over $100 processing our mail at home. Per
oil info (e-mail) 310-5988
Cottonwood Inc. a service provider for adults with disabilities provides applications for full and part-time employment in their residential division. All positions are evening work and must be held at least two hours. College course work and related experience helpful but may not be required. A GOOD DRIVING RECORD IS A MUST. Please apply to Cottonwood Inc.
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Directions Bistro new hiring day host/cash
and counter. Full and part time. The Cafe Society.
922W W. WOGH KP, 913J 648-110.
Domino's Pizza Now hiring Delivery Drivers. 10
Positions Available. Must be willing to work
at least 20 hrs a week. Apply in person any day after
4pm at 9th and Iowa.
Door-to-door canvassers wanted 8.00 hrs per person, only you can do it, personally not so easy. Call 1-855-723-9064.
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By donating your life saving blood plasma
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Ozark Bar-Be Quèrest restaurant on the west side of the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks is now hiring all 'adult' staff. Call us at (718) 264-3950 Part - time sales opportunities for Mark Shaheen on the Plaza, Day, Evening, and Weekend jobs available, hourly plus bonus and generous discount, call Eva or Michael 718-358-8881
Part-time Day-care Ade need may work into full time44.50 /hr | Call 865-2778
Radio announcers part-time for KLWN & KLZER
Radio announces part-time for P.D.
POX0289 Largemouth KS6964 EOE
Radiologic Technologist I. Student Health Services at the University of Kansas has a part-time, X-ray position available. Position is on-call and works with a minimum of 10 hours per week, misspell evenings and some weekends. REQUIRE GRADUATE EXPERIENCE IN A GRAMIN in Radiologic Technology and must be registered. Prefer candidates with some experience in the field of diagnostic radiology. SALARY: $21.37 per hour. Ingested candidates should contact Jim Boyle@h645235. Priority will be given to applications received by April 18, 1994. The.Uni. offers an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.
Student Hourly
Snack bar and golf course maintenance. Apply in
Lawrence Country Club, 400 Country Club Terraces
The Work Group, Life Span Institute, is seeking one student hourly (15-30 hrs/wk) to provide general office support; including:copying, filing, data analysis, project management. Position date: April 8, 1994. Please contact Jennifer Bratzon 4086 Dole for a complete position description. The position requires a Bachelor's degree in Firm Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
TOPEKA'S NEWEST RESTAURANT & BAR
Is now hiring for Line Cooks, Prep
Cooks, Servers, Bartenders, Hosts
Hostesses. Excellent growth
opportunity along with great pay,
meal discount and insurance
program. To be apart of Topeka's
newest, largest, fun and exciting
restaurant stop by 2047 SW Topeka
Blvd to schedule your interview.
VISTA DRIVE : IN is now taking applications for
and part-time work. In person. *122West*
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Walters on Wheels is hiring restaurant delivery drivers, flexible hours, need own car. 824-4871-8571
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Copy editor will edit your research project, thesis or dissertation. Especially skilled with non-native writers. Call the document doctor at 749-1164 .
Experienced teacher from Germany
offers lessons. Beginners and advanced students
welcome! $12/hr. Call Uschi 749 1633
Driving education offered through Midwest Driving School, serving KU students for 20 yrs. Driver's license obtainable, transportation provided; 847-7400
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