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The University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, April 11, 2001
kansan.com
Front Page News Sports Arts Opinion Extra
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Major League Baseball
The Associated Press
Cardinals rookie defying the odds
the start of something special for St. Louis Cardinals rookie Albert Pujols.
ST. LOUIS — What was supposed to be a one-week trial may turn out to be
Pujols, 21 stent almost all of his first professional
season at Class A Peoria, Ill. He made the team despite the misgivings of some in the organization who felt the major leagues might be too much of a shortcut, and was supposed to head to the minors when Bobby Bonilla recovered from a hamstring injury.
When Bonilla was activated Monday, Pujols was still on the roster. He's been too good, wherever he's played, to send down.
Are your fears about social situations disrupting your daily life and relationships
"We were trying to, but he kept hitched," said St. Louis batting coach Mike Easler. "They're going to be standing in line to watch him hit like Mark McGwire pretty soon."
"There were no guarantes," said St. Louis general manager Walt Jocketty. "We were going to make a decision, and he was one of the alternatives."
Pujols was 7 for 14 with a home run, three doubles and eight RBI in a three-game sweep at Arizona during the weekend, filling the offensive void with McGwire and Jim Edmonds.
"For him to play the way he's playing now is unbelievable." Erdmann said
sidelined by injuries.
"It's wonderful to see." Bonilla said. "It neat when something like that happens. The kid can really play."
Puilors is not overly impressed with any of this. Facing Randy Johnson last week in Arizona, there was just a touch of awa
He homered again, a two-run shotoff Denny Neagle, in the Cardinals' 3-2 victory in the home-opening victory against the Colorado Rockies, and is batting. 346 with a team-high 10 RBIs.
"I wasn't intimidated," Pujols said.
"But this is a guy I was watching on TV when I was growing up. It was like, I can't believe I'm facing Randy
Johnson struck out Pujols the first at-bat. But in the third inning, Pujols hit a two-run, two-out double off Johnson to put the Cardinals ahead for good in a game they eventually won 9-4.
Johnson."
Making a curtain call was a natural progression, considering the fast track he's on.
In his first game at Busch Stadium, Pujols received a loud ovation, then hit the homer in his first at-bat to a roar that wouldn't stop until he emerged from the dugout to tip his cap.
"It was real nice," Pujols said. "I'm relaxing, that's the main thing. I'm just playing the game the way I know how."
Giants' power spoils home opener for Padres
The Associated Press
SAN DIEGO — Opening day for the San Diego Padres quickly turned into over-the-fence day for San Francisco's Jeff Kent and Armando Rios.
Kent and Rios each homered twice
and drove in San Francisco's first eight runs as the Giants ruined San Diego's home opener 11-6 yesterday.
Kent, last year's National League MVP, had five FBI and homered for the third time in six days against San Diego. The defending NL West champion Giants are 4-0 this season against the Padres, who finished last in 2000, 21 games back.
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Kent and Rios homered in both the first and third innings, quickly silencing the sellout crowd of 61,277 that had given Tony Gwynn a long standing ovation during pregame introductions and cheered new Hall of Famer Dave Winfield during the ceremonial first pitch.
San Diego came in at .500 for the first time since last April 27 last year.
San Diego's Ben Davis drove in three runs, including a two-run homer in the eighth, his first. His homer scored Bubba Trammell, aboard on a two-run double.
All four homers came off newcomer Kevin Jarvis (0-1), the 13th Padres pitcher to allow four homers in a game.
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Marvin Benard scored on Dave Maurer's wild pitch in the seventh to make it 9-0.
Kent hit a three-run homer with one out in the first, and Rios hit a solo shot with two outs. They each hit two-run homers in the third to make it 8-0.
run on four hits in 62.0 innings to beat the Padres for the second time in six days.
Game notes: Kent has 12 career two-homer games and Rios three... The last Padres pitcher to serve up four homers was Sterling Hitchcock last May 5 at Arizona...San Francisco's Eric Davis took batting practice but wasn't in the lineup. He hasn't played since twisting his left knee last Thursday against the Padres, and he's listed as day-to-day...Winfield, a Padres star in the 1970s, will have his No.31 retired Saturday night.
Gwynn singled to his favorite spot, the "5.5 hole" between shortstop and third base, for San Diego's first hit off
Jarvis lasted just three innings; allowing eight runs and seven hits, walking one and striking out five.
medication that could help those who suffer from Social Phobia.
Ortiz with two outs in the fourth inning. Ortiz struck out seven and walked two.
Russ Ortiz (2-0) gave up one earned
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The University Theatre announces Auditions for the opening of the Fall 2001 Season: April 19 - 25, Murphy Hall. Sign Up: Noon - 4 p.m., Thursday, April 26 - May 3, all rooms open to all KU students enrolled in 6 hours or more in the fall of 2001; Open Call Auditions, 7 p.m. Monday, April 23, Crafton-Frey Theatre, audition materials; callback lists are posted by noon daily in the Green Room. The University Theatre opens the 2001 season with Butterfly Kiss by Gail Roe, a contemporary play for material; callback lists are posted by noon and about women, this drama features the life of a woman who has been subjected to sexual and gender-based violence; roles a dark, contemporary play by a woma
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Newell Rubbermaid, a fortune 300 company, is looking for individuals interested in sales and marketing. We are offering a entry level position with the opportunity to develop your activity, and develop your product knowledge and selling skills. The primary objective of Newell Rubbermaid's Phoenix Program is to actively market products including Rubbermaid, Little Tikes, Graco, Shapeo, Levoil, and many others, while at the same time training its participants to effectively promote Rubbermaid. This will be accomplished by hosting product knowledge seminars, conducting product demonstrations and creating promotion materials. We also sponsored events. The Newell Rubbermaid Sales and Marketing Phoenix Program members are strategically located in major markets throughout the country, high, dynamic, dynamic, the Newell Rubbermaid Phoenix program is the right place to start. We will have a informational presentation on April 16, 2001 at 6:00pm lasting until the interview to follow the next day, April 19, 2001.
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Studio artist seeks afternoon childcare (inspiring playmate) for her 15 month old son. Please call Shellie, at 843-6490.
Summer teacher needed for Co-op nursery school: B-12, 8pm; M-F Competitive salary. Call 647-395-0000.
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Are you ready for your own school? Teacher/Director needed for Co-op nursery school. Full-time, competitive salary. Call Stacey at 943-8515 or Julie at 941-6032.
Our readers are hereby informed that all jobs and housing advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.
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Dependable trustworthy female needa as a companion for a female wheelchair user. Errands and light housekeeping. Must like dogs. $7.50/hr. start. Please call 832-0527
Immanuel Lutheran Childhood Center is accepting applications for a toddler room teaching assistant. hrs 7:30 M-F. Also accepting applications for rest aids. Apply 2104 W. 15th
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Wanted: Student for the position of transportation coordinator. Apply @ Student Senate Office (410 Kansas Union) by 5:00 on Fri. April 13. Questions call 864-4644.
Part-time babySISTER needed for summer in Olalie. (Cedar Creek) Exp. with multiples under age 5 required. Provide references. Call Jody at 913-788-7538.
Part-time summer childcare. Johnson County Experienced childcare to provide companionhip for 12 yr. old boy! Must have car and excellent driving skills. Requires a salary negative. Call 913-729-5844. Evenings.
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First Presbyterian Church has immediate openings for Sunday child care positions. Hours: 8:15 am-12:15 pm, alternating Sundays. Must be a student in Background check required. $7.00/hr. 834-4317 or fpcchildresdc.com for an application.
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**RIDE HORSES IN COLORADO** Be a part of the riding staff at Girl Scout overnight camp SW of Denver. Must have recent experience riding and teaching basic skills. Competitive salary, room, kitchen. Call (303) 738-0198 or Mail - January-August 2011. Call 303-778-0198 x 261 or email: rhonda.maggish@gombrc.com
Seeking a reliable, caring student to provide "nanny" service to 3 yr old and newborn on PT basis through the summer months. Flex sched-ule, excellent pay. Needs reliable transportation. Please contact us for availability in caring. Located in Lenea, KS, 30 min from Lawrence. 914-649-6533, www.914-649-6533.com
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