BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Parker Is Ready to Hit

Back-to-back doubles by Dave Winfield and Dave Parker in the third inning represented the first time the two had consecutive hits since May 14.

Winfield was three for three and Parker was one for four. Parker expects to follow Winfield’s offensive lead soon.

“As far as I’m concerned, I have nowhere to go but up,” said Parker, who is six for his last 37 with a .188 batting average and 12 RBIs. “We’re both going to be right around 90, 100 RBIs. I see indications he’s getting ready to take off, and I think I see us both taking off. We were talking today about starting to turn it up a notch. . . “

Gary Gaetti’s home run gave him hits in 10 of his past 11 games. He has hit all seven of his homers at Anaheim Stadium. . . . At 24-19, the Angels are five games over .500 for the second time this season. They haven’t been six games over. . . . Wally Joyner was hitless for the third time in five games. He was hitless in four at-bats, dropping his average to a still-impressive .364.

Pitcher Scott Bailes said the players’ association appealed the $450 fine he was assessed for hitting the Yankees’ Randy Velarde with a pitch May 14 at New York. Bailes has refused to pay the fine.

Third base coach Bobby Knoop missed the game to attend the funeral of his stepfather. First base coach Bruce Hines moved to third and hitting instructor Deron Johnson filled in at first. Knoop will meet the club in Chicago. . . . Filiberto Martinez pitched a no-hitter for the Angels’ Class-A Palm Springs farm club Saturday against Bakersfield. Martinez, a left-hander, was a ninth-round draft pick in 1989 from Cal State Northridge. He won the game, 3-0.