The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, August 27, 1979, Registration Issue, section C, Page Page 19C, Image 65

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Expo By Brett L. Friedlander Sports Editor Reprinted from June 28 issue ATLANTA ? It would take only two words to describe the 14-year career of Montreal Expo first baseman Tony Perez ? consistency and durability. For 12 summers with the Cincinnati Reds and the past two in Canada, the 37year-old Cuban has driven in runs with amazing regularity. He nas oeen named to the National League all-star team seven times and played in four World Series. He has driven in 90 or more runs for 12 straight years and has averaged 151.1 games a season. Perez has also led the league in several fielding categories during his career as WPll POPULAR WITH HIS fellow players and fans alike, Perez came to the Expos in 1976 in a trade that left the Cincinnati fans more than a little bit unhappy. The Reds obtained pitchers Woody Fryman and Dale Murray for the services of Perez, in a deal which was made because of the first baseman's age. The results of the trade are obvious; Perez has knocked in over 90 runs and hit 19 homers in both seasons with Montreal while both Frvman and Murrav havp sinrp been dealt away from the Reds. However, Perez looks at the trade objectively and said it was a logical move for Cincinnati to make. While he was not happy with it at first, he explained that he was not surDrised when he learned of the move that sent him packing north of the border. "I was ready for the trade because I went through a lot of things over the last three years I was in Cincinnati," Perez said. "I know Dan Dreissen was coming up I All Classified ads are CASH-I I ADVANCE. Ads may be placed between t I hours of 9 am - 12 noon. I pm - 3 pm, Mond I mi u r i iuuv jn-n nun^rii nuusr. /\<i ro and check may be placed in campus or cl mail to: MEDIA BUSINESS OFFICE. B 85131. USC, Columbia. S.C. 2920H. TIIE DEADLINE FOB MONDAY PAPER IS FRIDAY AT 3 P.M. Tl DEADLINE FOB WEDNESDAY'S PAPt IS MONDAY AT 3 P.M.. 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We Help Wanted, etc. Underline capital! ? Media Business am a 1 1 ion L?LJ. " n,,u? u' I Columbia, S.C. 2 nr~? T i uny r and he wanted to play. Then whe the trade came up, I didn't refus because I liked the offer Montre* gave me and the challenge the gave me with a young ball club, though I could help in a lot c different ways." HIS BIGGEST contribution t the team is being in the lineu everaay ana Deing aDie 10 gei me home in a critical situation. Whil many players have their problem when batting with runners i scoring position, Perez has made science of it. In fact, Montreal far almost seem to expect him t deliver anytime he steps up to th piaie wun a runner on secona c third. "When you have men on bas< sometimes you overswing," h said. "You try to swing too har and take your eyes off the ball an your body off the ball. When thei are men on base I concentrate c my body and my head and kec everything in there to hit the ba better. "SOME GUYS TRY to hit home run when they've got men c base and pop the ball up. I just ti to keep my eyes on the ball and ti A. _ L!i i i 1 i t? n io nil 11 naru soinewnere, *-en added. The 6-2 pound first baseman not only productive with his ba Perez is also one of the best in tl game at his position on the fiel Defensively, he works hard and always trying to improve his skill Perez said that his success ai durability does not come fro playing day to day during tl season, but rather before it durii spring training. He explained that getting shape before the season begins n only helps prevent injuries, but N- MMMMMIIJ Ml I ?[---jprnme ay HnutesuS&^i^AAasK&i P> na^m^rrrrnTT^f.l^^tWVl^gg^ ity ox The Villa Restauront, 827 Harden St. is r 'S accepting applications for cooks IK waiters/waitresses. Apply in person betwee :K PM and 5 PM ONLY. IK X ICE SKATING PROFESSIONAL nee< Rockbridge Club. Columbia. SC. For do ^ phone 754 0542. 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There must be some y truth to that theory considering I some of Perez's greatest moments >f have been in the play-offs and World Series. 44We have a six week training o program in me spring, f^erez p said. "We work hard there and I n try to get my weight down and do a e lot of running. I work on my is fielding and my batting and try to n keep my legs in shape." is PHYSICALLY, Perez did not o have to make any adjustments le upon arriving in Montreal. >r However, the change of scenery was not so easy for him and his e, family off the field. Being of Latin le descent, he speaks with a heavy d Spanish accent which is pretty id much out of place in a province e where most of its inhabitants >n speak French. >n Rut thp situation Hiri nnt hnthfr ,11 Perez at all. He viewed the language difference as kind of a challenge both to him and his wife a along with his two sons. While he >n could get by speaking English, the *y first baseman has taken up French a nxniro\r Hninrr fKic hn y aiij . uj uwiiig uiso, ixw iiuc ez made himself that much more popular with the baseball fans ir is Quebec. it. le EVEN THOUGH Perez has beer d. traded away from the team h? is played most of his career with, h< s. holds no grudges against them. Ir id fact, he still looks back to the days m when he and the Reds were win tie ning everything in sight, lg Perez is used to winning. H< watched the "Big Red Machine' in being built with strong hitters anc ot a lot of leadership until everything it finally came together. It is no Roommate to share duplex with male Grac student near U.S.C $80 + utilities. 782 9081. low APT. FOR RENT. 6 blocks from USC. Fulli and furnished, A/C, all utilities paid. $120.00. Cal in 2 Mr. Bindler 799-1 678, 5-9 pm. WANTED: 1/2 Fare Airline Tickets. Will pay 6 ' the going rate Call Sam today 8 4 30, 777 ,ails 3888. I 79 Garnet and Blacks are here! Pick youi reserved copy up today or pay only $8 50. 2nd 5*c' Floor Lobby Russell House. Say it all . . . or almost in the Classifieds. 7 7 7 3888. 313 Russell House JTS Come smile 'or usl Have your yearbook photc an' taken now 31 1 Russell House. SC ?uncl r BSEB Grab a couple of warm buns Blimpie delux ? C ri J oo;.uv*n,i.co ivioim ?i renuiOIOn. nappy DOUr 13 to 6. Nightly dolivury to USC Campus 7 99 6805 USE SMILE But do it 'or tho G & 8 311 RussbI House Write out your clasftitied advertisement In No. words No. insertions Start nnMHmHnni "ill rnnci surprising that he sees the same thing happening with the Expos. i They have a young nucleus with just enough veterans around to i keep everything together. [ SINCE THE 14-year veteran joined the team, its improvement has been noticeable. In his seasons HBRHHB^^B^Sm^s l j^WBIHBw ^Hn ( hi fp?|L. _ mESRSftr-*. \ 1 Tony Perez awa/ti 1 turn at bat. ! r-i,., n.... i . i... ,i | | fi wuu v^t'ii i iiiiu a iuuiii oiuy in my lent. fJohn H| Little Headlite, Come for a moonlight swim My tub or yours First gear. 1 R/: Multi talented 26 year old professional male. fairly new in town, would like to meet attractive I worldly lady. Address your classified replies to AL 1 Lighten Up ML dn YEARBOOK TIME YEARBOOK TIME YEARBOOK TIME YEARBOOK TIME I Teddy, Your efforts are greatly appreciated I but practice makes perfect A I Tommy kins. I really enjoyed NOT hearing f from you all summer SUCK EGGS Janie VIf p CM The Garnet ?. Black is GIVING AWAY CR come SMILE and register 31 1 Russell House Teddy Boar. It's been a long HOT summer Glad you're back See you tonito middle siate POOH The girls in Wade Hampton would love to meet all you delightful college men who are rann' to go You can do ALMOST anything on 3rd floor Russell House It iust costs a littie1 I Time to have a get together If you Know how to reach me. you're invited Call Sue the spaces provided below: One letter to one space, or in#d?t? ail ads CcE * j I isient with the Expos, they have finished fifth and third in the National League Eastern Division. This season, they are sitting on top of the divisional standings. With a guy like Tony Perez on the team, there is a pretty good chance that they will still be there when the season ends. ' ^wiNw'*^gH HMHHl^HBBr JUI II > his next TYPING NEAT. ACCURATE REASONABLE I lTFS C.Al I AtTtBBPH ">m " - "AST. NEAT. ACCUPATE TYPIST WILL DO & L KINDS OF TYPING IN MY HOME PAPERS H JST BE LEGIBLE ONE DAY SERVICE. 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