Section B·Page 4
The University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, October 20, 1999
HOMEMADE cherry-blueberry-chocolate-lemon-chocolate chip CHEESECAKE
LIMIT FOUR PIECES PER PERSON (PIG) 10/31/99 expires
ATLANTA — After 11 innings, it was the Atlanta Braves who came up with the miracle.
Braves hold off Mets rally, win series
On a night that had even more drama than the Mets' 4-3, 15-inning victory Sunday at Shea Stadium, the teams gave a roaring, raucous crowd of 52,335 all it could handle.
Andruw Jones drew a baseloaded walk from Kenny Rogers with one out in the 11th inning, and the Braves survived a final string of Mets' comebacks, beating New York 10-9 yesterday to win the National League Championship Series 4-2.
The Associated Press
The Braves wrecked the Mets' hopes of a Subway Series and advanced to the World Series to face the New York Yankees. Game One in the rematch of the 1996 Series will be Saturday night at Turner Field.
But after the Mets took a 9-8 lead on Todd Prunt's sacrifice fly in the 10th, the Braves tied it in the bottom of the inning on pinch-hitter Ozzie Guillen's single.
The Mets, who trailed 5-0 in the first inning, looked like they might become the first team in postseason history to win three games in a row after losing the first three.
Then in the 11th, Gerald Williams led off with a double and
BASEBALL PLAYOFFS
National League game six:
Atlanta Braves 10 New York
Mets 9, 11 innings.
Braves win series 4-3
moved up on Walt Weiss' sacrifice bunt. Two intentional walks loaded the bases for Jones, and he worked the count full before taking a ball high and outside.
Torre regains spirit after battle with cancer
The Associated Press
"All of a sudden, my stomach started hurting and I realized the passion was there," he said early
BOSTON — For months, Joe Torre didn't know if he cared enough to keep managing. Congor will do that.
yesterday after leading New York past Boston and into the World Series for the third time in his four seasons.
He is the fifth Yankees' manager to win three pennants, joining Casey Stengel (10), Joe McCarthy (eight), Miller Huggins (six) and Ralph Houk (three).
Then, last month in Toronto's SkyDome, with the Yankees' division lead dwindling, he learned something about himself.
But for a while, he wasn't sure
And now the 59-year-old New Yorker will face a World Series opponent that fired him: the Atlanta Braves.
he belonged.
After a doctor diagnosed cancer in Torre during spring training he left the team March 10. He had surgery eight days later and didn't rejoin the Yankees until May 18.
"When that whole thing started with the prostate cancer in spring training, you really didn't care about baseball," he said, trying to put his team's season and his life in perspective.
when you're going through your recovery, you're not sure if you're going to care when you get back. Then, once I got back, it was sort of like, let me study myself."
"You go through that — and
When Torre rejoined the team, he drifted along, as his team did for much of the 1999 season.
"I know a lot of my players had said I was a little bit different because I sort of had this philosophy or perspective that it's only a game of baseball," Torre said.
Crime & Delinquency Career Fair
Attention Students Interested in Law Enforcement.
Come and Join:
- Lawrence Police Department
- KU Police
- KBI
- and more
For Career & Internship information
October 20,1999
5. 7 p.m. Kansas Room at the Kansas Union
5-7 p.m.
Need A Break?
Tuesday:
2 For 1
Admission
Thursday:
$ _{1/2} $ Price Admission Before 10 p.m.
$ _{1/2} $ Price Frat Night all night
Tuesday-Thursday
:30 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.
913 North $ 2^{n d} $
841-4122
Friday & Saturday until 2:00 a.m.
Masks, Make-up, Hats, tons of adult and children's costumes, hundreds of accessories, over 40 different styles of wigs and much more!
Halloween Hours starting October 18th Open 10-8 Everyday
Come by because Granny wants you to!
AAAAAAAAAA
816 Mass • 841-4450
STUDENT IN THIS PICTURE
You can join your friends and serve just one weekend a month and two weeks a year while in college. The Guard can help the Montgomery GI Bill, tuition assistance and bad credit check. Some colleges even give academic credit for Guard service training.
It's just as difficult to spot the Kansas Army National Guard member in this picture as it is in your school. That's because many Guard members are students- just like you.
If you have the desire to gain valuable skills and experience, you can in the Kansas Army National Guard.
"Try Our Hot (Hibachi) Table and Sushi"
Find out how you can be in the picture.
Call Today:
"Great Daily Specials!"
1-800-GO-GUARD
- CATERING
LARGE PARTIES WELCOME
- CARRY-OUT
WINTER HOURS
M-TH 4:30 TO 9:00 P.M.
F-SAT 4:30 TO 9:30 P.M.
SUN 4:00 TO 9:00 P.M.
601 KASOLD #D102-103 • 838-4134
$2 OFF
ANY MAIN
ENTREE OF
ORIGINAL PRICE
EXP: 11/30/99
Paint the Stadium Blue! Wear your KU Blue to help Hawk Club paint the stadium blue against the Tigers on Saturday!
WHAT: Football Tailgate Free food & drink for Club members
Attention
WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 23 11 am - 1 pm
Hawk Club Members!!
1 pm kickoff
WHY: To get fired up for the game against the Tigers!
WHERE: The Hill
108th KU/MU Game Presented by:
Big Blue Pep Rally Terminate
the Tigers!
Friday·Oct.22·5:30pm
Friday·Oct.22·5:30pm Downtown Lawrence-8th St. [between Mass & New Hampshire]
Join Head Coach Terry Allen, the Jayhawk Football Team, the KU Band and Spirit Squad as we gear up for the 108th Border War with Mizzou! Enjoy a tasty "Tiger" Burger, tons of fun, and some rockin' live jazz in the street following the rally.
Big Blue Sale!
Friday • Oct. 22 • Noon to 6pm
Downtown Lawrence
Grab some great deals at the Big Blue Sale
from a variety of Downtown merchants!
Presented by:
The Sandbar
17 E. 8th St.
---