European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 6, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 a a the stars and stripes thursday september 6,1990 packers Majkowski reach 1-year, $ 1.5-million Deal Ebdon Majkowski thrilled to be backs Green Bay wis. Apr Don Majkowski the Green Bay packers All pro quarterback agreed tuesday to end a 45-Day holdout and sign a one year contract that will pay him at least $1.5 million his agent said. Agent Randy Vataha said the contract agreement which with incentives could could pay Majkowski As much As $2 million was reached during a meeting with packers vice president Tom Braatz in Detroit. Vataha said the two sides reviewed contracts of other nil quarterbacks As part of their discussions. He said Majkowski would sign the contract wednesday. A a done a thrilled to be Back a Vataha said. A we think its a fair Deal Given the circumstances. Don is anxious to show what he can  according to Vataha Majkowski agreed to a one year contract Worth $1.5 million plus both personal and team incentives. The $200,000 to $300,000 Worth of personal incentives involving Majkowski a performance this season could raise the salary to $ 1.7 million to $ 1.8 million Vataha said. The Deal also includes some team incentives based on the packers Success this season that could add $300,000, raising the possible total Over $2 million Vataha said. Asked what had changed the situation and allowed an agreement to be reached after weeks of stalemate he replied a they Hadnot moved much for weeks. We got together and we both agreed that this is a critical  a both sides started to Compromise a Vataha said. Majkowski who led the packers to a 10-6 record and within a game of the playoffs last year recently had been seeking a Deal for $1.7 million a year plus incentives that would make the total package Worth More than $2 million. His original request was for nearly $3 million a season. The packers had been offering $ 1.2 million. Coach Lindy Infante earlier named Anthony Dilweg Majkowski a backup last season to Start when the packers open the season at Home against the los Angeles rams on sunday. Dilweg guided the packers to a 1-3 exhibition record. Infante said tuesday he was pleased Majkowski would return to the team and the distraction of the holdout would end but Dilweg would remain the starter for the opener. A a certainly its Good to have everybody in Camp and we can go on with the rest of our lives and quit worrying about things that Are insignificant to what we re trying to do a he said. Infante said he was Uncertain when Majkowski would be ready for action but warned that the quarterback  get the full attention of the coaching staff now that Dilweg has been named the starter. A what we can to do right now is assume that he will be ready to go this week and give him every snap a he said. A a we la give him the Best Chance we can to get him ready As soon As we can and see what happens. A you can to go Back to training Camp and sacrifice two or three Ball games to get somebody ready. A a we la just have to wait and see How Quick he picks everything Back  from Page 17 time this season. The orioles have lost 10 of 11 and 21 of 28. Erik Hanson 13-9 allowed two runs and four hits Over seven innings the 23rd time in 28 starts he pitched into the seventh. Pete Hamisch 10-10 was the loser. White sox 6, royals 3 Chicago a Jack Mcdowell won his sixth straight decision and record breaking reliever Bobby Thigpen notched his 48th save As Chicago beat Kansas City. Dan Pasqua had two hits and three rib and Lance Johnson had two hits and scored three runs to key the White sox offence. Mcdowell 12-6 gave up six hits struck out two and walked four in 7% innings. Mcdowell a last loss was a 9-5 decision in Boston on August 1. He is 6-0 in nine starts at Home since California beat him 4-1 on june 18. Thigpen who broke Dave Righetti a major league save record with his 47th monday pitched the last l a innings after Mcdowell gave up a two run double to Danny Tartabull in the eighth. Andy Mcgaffigan 3-2 was the loser. Tigers 3, Blue jays 1 Detroit a Alan Trammells bases loaded double a one of Only four Detroit hits a broke a seventh inning tie and gave the tigers a 3-1 Victory Over Toronto. Frank wills Duane Ward and John Candalaria combined on a four hitter giving up 10 walks and striking out 10. Indians 7, rangers s Arlington Texas a Cory Snyder and Carlos Baerga homered As Cleveland rapped out 13 hits and broke an eight game losing Streak. The indians had scored Only two runs in the previous 30 innings. Sergio Valdez 3-5recalled on aug. 22 from Colorado Springs scattered six hits and struck out a career High seven batters Over seven plus innings before needing Relief help from Doug Jones. The indians rocked Texas starter Kevin Brown 12-10 for nine hits including two Home runs in five innings. Twins 7, Brewers 1 Milwaukee a Gary Gaetti and Pedro Munoz each had four hits in a 19-hit Minnesota attack. The twins had at least one hit in each of the first seven innings and stranded 17 runners. Tim Drummond 3-4the second Minnesota Pitcher earned the win by pitching four hit Ball Over 5 % innings. Twins starter David West held Milwaukee witless for 2 Xhu innings before leaving the game with a strained left hamstring. The twins pelted Milwaukee starter Tom Edens 3-2 for 11 hits in 4 % innings. Surgery will keep Chuck Webb from Matching last seasons 1,236-Yard performance. Vols Webb out for seasonal from Page 17 ble in the fourth inning scored Ozzie Smith from first with the Only run. Astros 10, dodgers 8 los Angeles a Houston overcame two Home runs and six Bis in the first two innings by Kal Daniels and rallied from a 7-0 deficit. Reliever a1 Osuna 1-0 earned his first major league Victory. Braves 7, reds 4 Atlanta a Home runs by Ron Gant and Dave Justice on consecutive Ritches in the fourth inning brought at Anta from behind and Justice added another Solo Homer in the eighth. Tom Gla Vine 7-11 scattered six hits Over eight innings in snapping a five game losing Streak dating Back to july 17 and extending Atlanta a winning Streak to five. Cubs 3, expos 1 Montreal a Ryne Sandberg hit his 32nd Homer a tie breaking two run shot in the ninth inning. Montreal a Dennis Martinez 10-10 had a one hitter until Dwight Smiths sixth Home run in the eighth. Giants 6, padres 4 san Diego a Pinch hitter Bill Bathe hit a tie breaking two run Homer off former teammate Atlee Hammaker in the seventh inning. Hammaker 4-7 Overall and 0-2 for the padres was making his first appearance against the giants since they released him on aug. 11. Kevin Mitchell hit his 32nd Home run for the giants while san Diego a Joe Carter drove in two runs with a double giving him 101 Bis the first padre to Dave in More than 100 since Dave Winfield had 118 in 1979. Knoxville Tenn. Apr running Back Chuck Webb is out for the season with a Tom ligament in his knee but the eighth ranked Tennessee vols Arentt out of the running. Or. William Youmans team orthopaedic specialist said late tuesday that Webb will undergo surgery in the next several weeks to repair a Tom Anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. Webb will sit out the remainder of the 1990 season and any possible Post season games but a no other damage to Webb a knee was noted a Youmans said in a statement. Webb the Sophomore sensation out of Toledo Ohio who rushed for 1,236 Yards last season went Down on his third carry in the volunteers 55-7 Victory Over Pacific on saturday. His season ended with 156 Yards on 30 carries and three touchdowns. A i done to Ever want to take chucks injury lightly a coach Johnny majors said. A but we Hope to still have a Good football team. A we All know what a valuable part of the football team he is and would be for any team. He is one of those who sometimes comes along once in a  but majors said Tennessee 1-0-1 has got to be ready to play without Webb on saturday against Mississippi state. Instead or being Down after Webb a injury majors said his team is a ready to go on and do something about  majors compared Webb to Tony Dor sett majors Heisman trophy Winner at Pittsburgh but said Webb is Only one player on the Tennessee team. A i really liked the Way our team practice monday a he said. A you know Young people Are basically. Very very resilient and they Are basically optimistic. They come Back and put things behind them pretty  Tennessee quarterback Andy Kelly said the team was determined to carry on without Webb. A of course i wish it Hadnot happened because Chuck is a key player a Kelly said. A but we re a team and we be got to go on. We have other Good tailbacks although none of them is the Type runner Chuck is. But they can still be effective and we can be solid in the running  senior Tony Thompson stepped in for Webb and scored two touchdowns against Pacific. Tavio Henson replaced him and ran for 115 Yards on 14 carries