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finished with a 54-107 record, the
worst in the majors that year.
Looking at it in that context,
Bautista's 6-15 won-loss record
with a 4.30 earned-run average
wasn't so bad.
Many Tiger fans remember
Bautista for the shoulder-length
hair he had in those days. But he
was up and down from the Ori-
oles to the minors the next three
seasons before being signed as
a free agent by the Kansas City
Royals in December, 1991.
After splitting the 1992 season
between Omaha and Memphis
in the Royals' organization,
Bautista was signed by the Cubs.
That led to two solid seasons
as a Chicago relief pitcher. In
1993, he was 10-3 and had a 2.58
ERA in 58 games and 111.2 in-
nings pitched. He followed that
with a 4-5 record and a 3.89 ERA
in 58 games and 69.1 innings in
the strike-shortened 1994 season.
In April, 1995, he was signed
by the Giants and spent the en-
tire season with San Francisco.
He split last season between the
Giants and their Triple-A affili-
ate in Phoenix.
The Tigers signed him last
January as a minor-league free
agent.
As of May 18, he had pitched
16.2 innings in seven games, had
an 0-1 record and a 5.40 ERA.
Bautista selected Southfield as
his Detroit-area residence but
hasn't yet had the chance to meet
with anyone from the local Jew-
ish community. But he wants to
do so, particularly with children.
'We're going to try and get in-
volved with (Tigers) public rela-
tions and try to talk to them,"
Bautista said. "I want to be in-
volved and help out and talk to
Jewish kids. I did it in Chicago
when I played there and I did it
in San Francisco when I played
out there."
Bautista tries not to let the
travel of major league baseball
interfere with the Jewish holi-
days. But if necessary, he will do
some ceremonies over the tele-
phone with his family.
That's the only time, however,
that Bautista phones in his reli-
gion. ❑
Schaap To MC
In-line Skating
Greenberg Banquet Club Downtown
Dick Schaap, the ESPN and
ABC Sports correspondent, will
be master of ceremonies for the
fourth straight year at the sev-
enth annual Hank Greenberg
Golf & Tennis Invitational
evening program.
The event will be held Mon-
day, June 9, at Tam O'Shanter
Country Club. It is sponsored by
the Michigan Jewish Sports Hall
of Fame and benefits the Green-
berg Oncology Fund at Sinai
Hospital.
The evening banquet will
again include a "Sports Reporters
Detroit Edition," featuring foot-
ball hall of famers Gayle Sayers
and Joe Schmidt, former Tiger
Dave Bergman and former Red
Wing Gary Bergman.
For ticket information, call
Elayne Wolfson, (248) 788-0921.
The Motor City Blade Runners
in-line skating club meets 2 p.m.
every Sunday at the downtown
Detroit campus of Wayne Coun-
ty Community College at Fort
and Fifth streets.
A certified IISA national
skate patrol leader leads the
weekly trips through downtown
Detroit. The group stops in
Greektown or Mexican Village
for refreshments and then re-
turns to WCCC.
For information, call presi-
dent Walter Johnson, (313) 234-
1268 days or (313) 883-7152
evenings.
Diamond Skills
Event For Kids
Oak Park will host the Fleer Di-
amond Skills Competition at 10
a.m. Saturday, May 31.
Children ages 7-14 can
participate in batting, field-
ing/throwing and base running
competitions. The event will be
held at MCF Field behind the
Oak Park Community Center.
Registration forms are avail-
able at the Oak Park Recreation
Department. For information,
call (248) 691-7555.
Bowling Scores
Jewish War Veterans
May 14
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Walter Litman 657/245-235;
David Margolis 212-200.
Dick Schaap