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■ STRAWBERRY CHRONOLOGY A chronology of some of Dar ryl Strawberry's controversial Incidents January 20, 1087 — His wife, l.isa. flies a petition fnr legal sep a rut ion in i jm Angeles Superior County Court She iconn him of breaking her nose after n game in October 1086 Mari h 2 t<»87 f ined $100 by Johnson for arriving late to camp. March 14. 1087 ( barges Boston pitcher Al Nipper, trig gering n bench-clearing brawl in spring training. Strawberry, who hotnered off Nipjeir in Game 7 of the 1086 World Series, was hit in the back by Nipper in the exhi bition game July l. 1087 - Thnwten* team mates Wally Hackman and Lee Maz/illi. who had crilu feed him for missing two games against St Louis earlier in the week Of Hackman. Strawberry said he wanted to. "bust that little red neck." January. 1088 — In an inter view in Enquire magazine, criti cizes Davey Johnson and several teammates, blaming them for the r team's failure in HI87 He claimed (Richer (.<try Carter and first baseman K*•»th Hernando? "quit" during the pennant rate and that Johnson's managing cost the club games ()t toiler 4, m«H - Prior to the National league playoffs say* in l.r>% Angrlrs Time* article that when bis contract expires with the Mots in IMO ho would like to siRn with the Los Angeles Dodgers March i. 198 <> Walks out of camp in a con t rat t dispute after taking a swing at Hernando/, dur ing the team photo session He threatens to sit out the 199(1 sea son April 7, i<J89 - Is named in a lawsuit m < .Layton. Mo , charging that he fathered a son with I.isa Clayton May 18, His wife files divert« petition in Cos Angeles Strawberry says there "are no hard feelings. We felt this w as the best thing to do " September Hi. lftflfl — Fined $500 by Johnson for returning to the clubhouse during the ninth inning of a loss at Chicago the previous nigh! January 24. 1900— Blood teats establish Strawberry is the father of Clayton's child. January 26. 1990 — Strawher ry is arrested for a I leg**! assault with a deadly weapon during an argument with his wife He is alleged to haw* hi! her in I he fat e wilh an open hand and also is alleged to have threatened her with a 25-oaIdier semiautomat u handgun Strawberry is released on $12,000 hail February 2. 1990 Authori Iies in Los Angeles announce they will hold a hearing on Feb ruary 9 to determine if misde meanor charges will he filed Against Strawberry February t. 1990 — Strawber ry enters Smithers Center for alcohol rehnhihtation July. 12.1990 - Met* break off contrary negotiations With Straw berry after he n«g«* ts a three year deal for $9.2 million October 19 1990— Files for free agency on first day of eligi bility November 7. 1**90 Agrees to a $20 2$ million, five-year con More speed. More space. Great price. * Introducing the new Power Macintosh computers. 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I'm — No i riminal « harges are filed by Chari sse Simons after the Sep tember 4th incident Mart h t. 1994 Investigated by the IRS and U S Attorney's Office for allegedly failing to file tax returns for in excess of $300,000 of income derived from autograph and memorabilia shows April 3. 1 994 — failed to show up for the Dodgers' Tinal exhibi tion game against California at Anaheim Stadium, and not locat ed until that night April 4. 14 Dodgers annount e Strawberry has a sub stance abuse problem and plai e him on the disabled list April H. 1994 — Strawberry enters Hetty Ford tinnier in Ran cho Mirage. Calif for treatment of a substance abuse problem May 6, 1994 — St.ra wherry fin ishes his 20-day stay at Hetty Ford. May 25, !‘I'M Dodgers release Strawberry uncondition ally June IS. 1994 - The San Fran t iv o Giants sign Strawberry to free-agent contract. July f>. i 994 The Giants call up Strawberry from the minors after he hits two homers in two games for Phoenix of the I’m ifit Coast League, December 8. 1994 — Straw berry and his agent. Frit. Gold schmidt, are indicted cm federal tax evasion charges alleging that Strawberry failed to report mom than $500,000 in income earned from autograph shows and per sonal appearances from 19B6 through intro December 18. 1994 — Strays berry and Goldschmidt plead innoc ent to tax evasion c harges in l: S District Court in White Plains. N Y. February B, 1995 — Major league baseball suspends Straw berry for BO days for failure to abide by terms of his aftercare program The Giants, citing a c lause in his contract, terminate the deal and release him DARRYL Continued from Page 5 Williams, who hit a combined .364 with 26 home runs and 58 RBls with Strawberry batting fifth behind them. "He brin#-. a lot of threat with him." said Williams, after the Giants first win with Strawberry "It's good for everybody, not just me and not Just Ham ” though he had yet to sign for the 1995 season, Strawberry fig ured prominently in the Giants plans On [an. 19, Strawberry and the Giants i'll hanged salary arbitration figures for 1995. He asked for Si h million end wee offered $790 In October, he said he envisioned « long career in the San Fran 11sc.o Hay area and enjoyed working in the community. He told the Contra Costa Times. "I want to tie an example to young kids." All that ended Mondnv "Will there fie a third chance in baseball for him?" Quinn said "That depends entirely on Darryl We wish him well." In addition to his drug-related trouble. Strawberry is accused of evading $146,000 in ini otne tax by allegedly not reporting more than 9500,000 in cash payments from autograph shows and personal appearances An indictment i barges Strawberry and Goldschmidt concealed existence of a bank account from accountants so a substantial pro portion of their income from card shows would not appear on their 196*1 and 1990 tax returns Strawberry pleaded innocent l)e< 16, in U S District Court in White Plains, NY. to tax evasion charges Goldschmidt, also pleaded innocent to felony tax evasion, which carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a 9250,000 fine. pipm i 16" Pizza"1 j One 1 FREE 9 FREE or Or i'Kry V . •*«*< 9S aunt soft cfcrts ! 12" Pizza I i Two (terns «w l ! *1 FREEi | 29 ounce soft dunk S FREE DELIVERY! 1 THE HOTLINE 686-5808
