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Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Indiana, Wednesday, August 5, 1992 Page B3 Loganland of local events Youth Baseball Logansport Babe Ruth ALPHA 11, SECURITY FEDERAL 7 Alpha Federal 021 0211 710 4 Batteries: Piercy, Mock, Clear and Gripe; Kesser, Amett, Henderson. Michaels and Cree, Ladd Alpha: 2B Joel Kingery, Jason Dunderman 2.1B Shawn McCann 2, Bryan Dixon, Steve Clear, Josh Mock, Chad Piercy 2, Dunderman Security Federal: 3B Scon Ladd. 2B Gary Ar- Jim Kesser, Scott Ladd. 1B Heath Stoner, J.D. Cree, Steve Reid 2, Shane Gripe, Matt Hen.

derson Willy Bee'z vs. Happy Burger was canceled and will not be made up. The championship game between Pepsi and Security Federal will be today at 8 p.m. Final Standings American Division GB Pepsi 13 4 Elks 11 5 8 9 5 Eagles 3 12 9 GB National Division Security Federal 11 5 9 8 Happy Burger 5 10 Willy Bee'z 4 11 Men's Softball BYERS14, INDEPENDENTS 8 Byers 411 332 0 -14 24 6 Independents 001 500 2 813 2 Batteries: Moss and Boiler; Staller and Murray 3B Dillman. 1B R.Bolier 4, G.Snay 2, Cox 2, Moss, Collier 2, T.Snay 2.

Dillman 2, Ebey 2, Knight, K.Boller 2, Nickel 3, Simmons, B.Fitch, Plummer 2, Short. Baker, Moss, Wright, Murray. Doss 2, Staller 2 MILLER'S CARPET 13, DONAT011 Donato 2002340 11164 Miller's 515110 -1313 2 Batteries; Flora and Kinsey; Hall ad Blickenstaff 3B-Schlick, McGrew, Harvey, Cole, Corcoran. 2B Williams, Hall, Brown. 1B Smith 2, Hayes 3, Gundrum 2, Corcoran 3, Kinsey, Flora, Cole 2, Ball, Schlik, McGrew, Hall, Budreau, Williams.

Davis INDEPENDENT VENTS 9, FEDERAL MOGUL 3 Federal Mogul 000 003 0 316 2 Independent Vents 103 032 914 3 Batteries: Easley and Gulp; Hosteller and Goodman 2B C.Razer, Scruggs. 1B Wingard 3, Peters, Easley 2, Gulp, C.Razer, Record 2, J.EIpers. Goodman, Curry, Centers, Scruggs, Hosteller 3 R-BAR13, LONG JOHN SILVER'S 1 Bar 510 016 3 Long JohnSiiver's" 100 000 -1 66 Batteries; Odom, G.Reinholt and K.Remholt, O'Neal; Higgins and Marsh 26 Woodford, G.Reinnolt. 1B G.Reinholt, O'Neal Eldridge 2, P.Knox 2, Emmons 2, Key 2, Rhea Odom, K.Reinholt, Vemon, K.Knox, Woodford, Mock, Gray, Price, Rans, 2 FEDERAL MOGUL 10, HAPPY BURGER 6 Happy Burger 003 300 0 615 0 Federal Mogul 031 006 0 -1016 0 Batteries: Blair and B.Howeli; Easley and Gootee 3B Angle. 2B Pinkston, A.Howell, Davis.

1B Pinkston Wingard, Williams, Davis, Angle 3, Pe- ters 2, Easley, Diekman 2, McAnltch 2, Gootee, Culp, Johnson, Blair, Beeboul 3, Robinson 2, Brewer, B.Howell KRYSEV1G 8, INDEPENDENT VENTS 5 Krysevlg 0121301 -816 0 Independent 200 2001 5 8 0 Batteries: Bingaman and Binney; Hosteller and Coe HR Goodman 2, Zinsmaster. 3B Corey, Razor 2B Record, Debarge, Snyder, Zinsmaster, Coe, McGuire. 1B McGuire, Wilson 2, Settlemyre, Bingaman, Hettinger, Holt 3, DeBarge, Conner, Binney, K.Razor2, Bell, Hosteller 2 LOGAN MERCHANTS 18, LOGAN CITY MERCHANTS 17 Logan Merchants 5111711 -18 28 0 Logan City Merchants 313 002 8 -17 25 0 Batteries: LaOrange and R.Cox; Harrison and Klinkhamer 3B Baker, McGuire, Klinkhamer, Hardln, Pitman, Cox, R.Weaver. 2B T.Cox, R.Weaver, Ellington, R.COX, Pitman, LaOrange 2, McGuire. 1B Ellington 2, Cox 2, Baker.

Hardin 2, LaOrange, D.Hardin 3, C.Ellington, Pitman, R.Cox, Klinkhamer 3, W.Weaver 4, McGuire, D.Way2 BUNGALOW 15, MIX 102 9 Bungalow 001 581 0-15230 Mix 102 100 035 1 -915 0 Batteries: Key and Kinder; McCloskey and Baker, Graff HR McKay. 3B Todd, Wilson. 2B Hunter, Price, Smith, Weatherwax, Todd, Kinder, Montgomery. 1B Smith 2, Warner 2, Becker 4, Weatherwax, Humphrey 2, Price 2, Baer 2, Kinder 2, Key, Montgomery 2, McKay, Eubank, McCloskey 2, Jones 2 Grace Keys Rally In Cubs' Win MONTREAL (AP) Mark Grace was out for redemption. After failing to bring home a runner in scoring position Monday night, Grace didn't fail Tuesday night.

Grace drove in three runs, including two with a tie-breaking single in the eighth, as the Chicago Cubs beat the Montreal Expos 8-6. Cubs 8 Expos 6 mmmmmmm Chicago fell behind 5-0, but three RBIs from Mark Grace and Sammy Sosa's three-run dinger turned the tide This was on a night when the Expos took a 5-0 lead but starter Mark Gardner was blitzed for six runs in the fourth, including Sammy Sosa's three-run homer. Grace's game-winning blow came on a 3-2 pitch with men on second and third and two out. "I felt good during the whole at- bat in the eighth that I would get a hit if I didn't walk," Grace said. "Dennis Martinez got me out in one of those situations Monday so this night, it was my turn.

"Sometimes, they walk me in those situations and pitch to Hawk (Andre Dawson) and sometimes, they pitch to me. As soon as I hit it, I knew right off it was two runs, I didn't cream it but I had enough on it." With Dawson coming up behind Grace, Expos manager Felipe Alou elected to have Bill Sampen (0-4) pitch to Grace rather than walk him to load the bases. "I was trying to make good pitches to Grace and I didn't care if I walked him," Sampen said. "It was either one of three situations," Alou said. "Either walk him Associated Press Chicago second baseman Ryne Sandberg misses the throw as Montreal's Bret Barberie slides in with a stolen base during the second inning Tuesday in Montreal.

on four pitches, pitch to him or Expos tied the game in the seventh pitch to him badly. We decided on the third option. You hate to walk him to load the bases. "We pitched to Ryne Sandberg, the batter before, and we got him out, Sandberg has been one of the best hitters since the All-Star break. What made it tough is that Mel Rojas and John Wetteland were unavailable." After blowing the 5-0 lead, the on Larry Walker's RBI single off Chuck McElroy (4-6).

The Expos had an opportunity to go ahead in the inning, but an attempted squeeze play backfired when Bret Barberie popped the ball into a 1-5 double play. Talk about a turning point. "It really helped when they popped up that time because it kept us in the game," McElroy said. Results Continued From Page B1 the worst performance by a U.S. team since 1956, Austin won a 19-8 decision over Benjamin Mwangata of Tanzania at 112 pounds.

Larry Donald, also of Cincinnati, dropped a 10-4 super heavyweight decision to Cuba's Roberto Balado. Montell Griffin lost to Germany's light heavyweight world champion Torsten May 6-4 when the referee penalized him three points for butting in the final round. Raul Marquez of Houston lost to Orhan Delibas of the Netherlands 16-12 at 157 pounds. DIVING Men's Platform Gold Sun Shuwei, China; 677 310; Silver Scott Donie, Fort Lauderdale, 633.630; Bronze XiongNi, China, 600.150. Other Americans Matt Scoggin, Austin, Texas, 10th, 492,600.

China continued its domination ot diving with its third gold in four events. It was the first time since 1976 the United States has lost a men's diving event. Scoggin landed on his back on the seventh dive and received no points. EQUESTRIAN Team Jumping Gold Netherlands, 12.00; Silver Austria, 16.75; Bronze France, 24.75. Americans Michael Matz, Collegeville, Anne Kursinski, Flemington, N.J.; Lisa Jacquin, Collegeville, and Norman Dello Joio, West Palm Beach, two- way tie for fifth, 28.00, FENCING Women's Team Foil Gold Italy; Silver Germany; Bronze Romania.

Americans The U.S. team of Caitlin Bilodeaux of New York, Mary Jane O'Neill, Concord, Molly Sullivan, Maiden, Ann Marsh, Royal Oak, Mich, and Sharon Monplaisir, New York finished ninth in the preliminary round. TABLE TENNIS Men's Doubles Gold Lu Lin and Wang Tao, China; Silver Steffen Fetzner and Jorg Rosskopf, Germany; Bronze Kang Hee-chan and Lee Chul- seung, South Korea; Kim Taek-soo and Yoo Nam-kyu, South Korea. TENNIS Americans Mary Joe Fernandez and Gigi Fernandez advanced to the semifinals with a victory over Mariaan de Swardt and Elna Reinach of South Africa 6-2, 6-4 in women's doubles. Mary Joe clinched her second medal with the victory: she already has made it to the semifinals in singles.

In the other women's doubles quarterfinals, Conchita Martinez and Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario of Spain beat Isabelle Demongeot and Nathalie Tauziat of France. Leila Meskhi and Natalia Zvereva of the Unified Team defeated Mercedes Paz and Patricia Tarabini, Argentina, 6-2, In men's singles, Jordi Arrese swept Leonardo Lavalle of Mexico, 6-1, 7-6 (8-6), 6-1, clinching another Olympic medal for Spain. Andrei Cherkasov of the Unified Team beat Jaime Oncins of Brazil, 6-1, 6-4, 6-7 (3-7), 4-6, 6-2. In men's doubles, Goran Ivanisevic and Goran Prpic of Croatia made it to the semifinals with a 7-6 (7-3), 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 victory over Ramesh Krishnan and Leander Paes of India. Boris Becker and Michael Stich, Germany, defeated Sergio Casal and Emilio Sanchez, Spain, 6-3, 4-6, 7-6 (11-9), 5-7, 6-3.

Javier Frana and Christian Carlos Miniussi of Argentina beat Jakob Hlasek and Marc Rosset, Switzerland, 2-6, 7-6 (7-3), 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. VOLLEYBALL The U.S. women advanced to a semifinal meeting with Spain by beating the Netherlands 15-11, 1115, 15-8, 15-8. The Americans, seeking their first Olympic gold medal, ran into trouble briefly in the second set and trailed 7-5 in the third set. But the Americans scored the next eight points and went on to win comfortably.

WEIGHTLIFTING Super-Heavyweight Gold Alexandre Kourlovitch, Unified Team, 992; Silver Leonid Taranenko, Unified Team, 934 Bronze Manfred Nerlinger, Germany, 909 Americans Mario Martinez, San Francisco, eighth, 848 Mark Henry, Silsbee, Texas, 10th, 832. WRESTLING Zeke Jones, the reigning world champion, beat Mitsuru Sato of Japan, the 1988 gold medalist, 9-5 in the quarterfinals at 114.5 pounds. Bruce Baumgartner of Cambridge Springs, Pa. (286 pounds); Tim Vanni of Phoenix (105.5), and Kenny Monday of Stillwater, Okla. (163), went undefeated during their first day on the mat.

Mark Coleman of Columbus, Ohio, won one match and lost two and was eliminated at 220 pounds. Townsend Saunders of Phoenix, lost his match at 149.5 pounds and was eliminated. DARTS TONIGHT 7:00 p.m. Old Style Scoreboard 0 State prep, college an On The Air Major League Baseball Wednesday's Sports On TV Major League Baseball 7:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Atlanta, ESPN Thursday's Sports On TV Major League Baseball 1:30 p.m.

Minnesota at Chicago, WGN 7:35 p.m. Cincinnati at Atlanta, WTBS 8 p.m. New York Mats at Chicago Cubs, WGN Boxing 9 p.m. Lightweights: Todd Foster vs. Jeff Mayweather, ESPN Bowling 7:30 p.m.

Touring Pros Senior Doubles, ESPN Olympic Scores Baseball Semifinals Cuba 6, United States 1 Taiwan 5, Japan 2 Basketball Men Consolation Angola 79, China 69 Spain 95, Venezuela 81 Quarterfinals United States 115, Puerto Rico 77 Croatia 98, Australia 65 Unified Team 83, Germany 76 Lithuania 114, Brazil 96 Field Hockey Women Classification Australia 5, New Zealand 1 Netherlands 2, Canada 0 Semifinals Germa ny 2, Britain 1 Spain 2, South Korea 1.0T Roller Hockey Portugal 7, Netherlands 2 Spain 3, Brazil 3, tie Argentina 7, Italy 3 Team Handball Men France 22, Egypt 19 Hungary 20, Czechoslovakia 18 South Korea 30, Brazil 26 Unified Team 27, Romania 25 Spain 19, Germany 18 Sweden 25, Iceland 18 Volleyball Women 7th place China 3, Spain 0(15-1, 15-3, 15-3) Quarterfinals United States 3, Netherlands 1 Brazil 3, Japan 1 (14-16, 15-13, 1513, 15-9) Basketball MEN'S BASKETBALL Pool A Pts United States 5 0 10 Croatia 4 1 Brazil 2 3 4 Germany 2 3 4 Angola 4 2 Spain 4 2 Pool Pts Unified Team 4 1 8 Lithuania 4 1 8 Australia 3 2 6 China 0 5 0 Sunday, July 26 United States 116, Angola 48 Unified Team 78, Venezuela 64 Lithuanians, China 75 Australia 116, Puerto Rico 76 Germany 83, Spain 74 Croatia 93, Brazil 76 Monday, July 27 United States 103, Croatia 70 Puerto Rico 100. China 68 Lithuania 87, Venezuela 79 Germany 64, Angola 63 Unified Team 85, Australia 63 Spain 101, Brazil 100 Wednesday, July 29 United States 111, Germany 68 Australia 78, Venzeula 71 Brazil 76, Angola 66 Unified Team 100, China 84 Lithuania 104, Puerto Rico 91 Croatia 88, Spain 79 Friday, July 31 United States 127, Brazil 83 Puerto Rico 96, Venezuela 82 AMERICA East Division Pet Toronto 63 43 .594 Baltimore 61 46 .570 2 Milwaukee 56 49 .533 6 Boston 50 55 .476 12 New York 49 57 .462 Detroit 49 59 .454 Cleveland 46 61 .430 17 West Division Pet Minnesota 63 43 .594 Oakland 63 43 .594 Chicago 53 51 .510 Texas 55 54 .505 9 California 48 59 .449 15 Kansas City 47 59 .443 Seattle 42 66 .389 NATIONA East Division Pet Pittsburgh 58 48 .547 Montreal 56 51 .523 2 Chicago 51 54 .486 6 New York 51 54 .486 6 SI Louis 50 56 .472 Philadelphia 46 61 .430 12 West Division Pet Atlanta 62 42 .596 Cincinnati 61 44 .581 1 San Diego 57 51 .528 San Francisco 51 56 .477 12 Houston 47 59 .443 Los Angeles 46 60 .434 z-denotes first game was a win. Angola 83, Spain 63 Australia 88, China 66 Unified Team 92, Lithuania 80 Croatia 99, Germany 78 Sunday, Aug. 2 United States 122, Spain 81 Brazil 85, Germany 76 Croatia 73, Angola 64 Venezuela 96, China 88 Lithuania 98, Australia 82 Puerto Rico 82, Unified Team 70 Tuesday, Aug. 4 Consolation Angola 79, China 69 Spain 95, Venezuela 81 Quarterfinals United States 115, Puerto Rico 77 Croatia 98, Australia 65 Unified Team 83, Germany 76 Lilhuar.ia 114, Brazil 96 Thursday, Aug.

6 11th place China vs. Venezuela, 2 a.m. 9th place Angola vs. Spain, 4 a.m. Classification Brazil vs.

Puerto Rico, 7:30 a.m. Semifinal Croatia vs. Unified Team, 9:30 a.m. Classification Australia vs. Germany, 1 :30 p.m.

Semifinal Lithuania vs. United States, 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8 5th place Brazil-Puerto Rico winner vs. Australia-Germany winner, 4 a.m.

Bronze Medal Croatia-Unified Team loser vs. Lithuania-United States loser, 6 a.m. 7th place Brazil-Puerto Rico loser vs. Australia- Germany loser, 1 p.m. Gold Medal Croatia-Unified Team winner vs.

Lithuania-United States winner, 3 p.m, Dream Team UNITED STATES 115, PUERTO RICO 77 UNITED STATES Bird 3-8 0-0 7, Malone 5-9 2-3 12, Ewing 3-6 1-2 7, Johnson 5-8 0-1 13, Jordan 1-11 2-2 4, Laettner 1-3 8-8 11, Robinson 5-7 4-4 14, Pippen 5-7 0-0 1 2. Drexler 3-7 0-0 8, Stockton 01 0-0 0, Mullin 8-10 2-3 21, Berkley 2-42-26. Totals 41-81 21-25 115. PUERTO RICO Mincy 0-7 0-0 0, Rivas 1-7 4-8 6, Ortiz 5-14 2-2 13, Lopez 0-4 0-0 0, Cause 1-6 0-0 3, Pellot 4-11 0-0 9, Carter 2-8 1-2 6, Colon 1-5 0-0 3, Morales 4-7 0-0 9, De Leon 5-7 1-2 11 Casiano3-75-613, Soto2-60-0 4. Totals 27-89 13-20 77.

United States 67, Puerto Rico 40. 3-Point United States 12-26 (Mullin 3-5, Johnson 3- LEAGUE GB L10 Streak Home Away 5-5 Lost 2 36-19 27-24 7.3 Won 5 30-22 31-24 z-5-5 Won1 29-21 27-28 5-5 Won 2 35-23 15-32 14 2-8 Won1 25-25 24-32 15 2-8 Lost 2 23-30 26-29 z-6-4 Lostl 25-30 21-31 GB L10 Streak Home Away z-5-5 Lostl 32-22 31-21 z-8-2 Won 3 30-19 33-24 9 Won 3 32-21 21-30 4-6 Lost 2 27-30 28-24 z-6-4 Lostl 27-25 21-34 16 4-6 Won1 28-25 19-34 22 z-5-5 Lost 3 23-29 19-37 LEAGUE GB L10 Streak Home Away 6-4 Won 5 33-21 25-27 Z-W Lost! 29-26 27-25 6-4 Wonl 25-22 26-32 z-4-6 Lostl 29-25 22-29 8 3-7 Won 2 27-24 23-32 z-5-5 Lost 3 26-26 20-35 GB L10 Streak Home Away 5-5 Won 4 32-18 30-24 z-6-4 Lostl 33-15 28-29 7 z-5-5 Lostl 30-25 27-26 z-5-5 Won1 32-25 19-31 16 z-4-6 Lost 2 31-27 16-32 17 5-5 Won 3 30-25 16-35 5, Pippen 2-3, Drexler 2-5, Laettner 1-1, Bird 1-5, Jordan 0-2), Puerto Rico 8-28 (Casiano 2-3, Morales 1-1, Ortiz 1-2, Carter 1-2, Pellot 1-3, Colon 1-4, Cause 1-6, Lopez 0-2, Mincy 0-5). Fouled Barkley. United States 43 (Laettner 8), Puerto Rico 28 (Ortiz 8). United States 35 (Pippen 8), Puerto Rico 11 (Carter 4).

Total United States 20, Puerto Rico 22. A-NA. Sox Cubs WHITE SOX 19, TWINS 11 MINNESOTA CHICAGO abrhbl ab rhbl Knblch2b5221Sax2b 5123 Mack If 6043 Raines If 3331 Hrbeklb 4 0 2 2 Newson If 1000 Rboulet cf 1 0 0 0 Thmas 1b 4 2 2 1 Puckettcf 2110 Pasc.ua 1b 1 00 0 Leius ss 1110 GBell dh 5235 Bush dh 1000 Cora dh 1000 CDavisdh4110Vntura3b 5233 Harperc 4121 Fiskc 422 1 Larkinlb lOOOLJhnsncf 432 1 PMunzrf 4232Abnerrf 3101 Pglrulo 3b 5 2 2 1 Beltre ss 4323 Gagness 2110 Wbsterc 1000 Tot. 41 11 19 10Tot. 40 19 19 19 Minnesota 040222010-11 West (1).

Chicago 2. Minnesota 10, Chicago 7. Knoblauch (16), Mack (22), Leius (15), PMunoz (13), Sax (17), Thomas (26), Ventura (24), LJohnson (8), Bellre (1). HR-GBell (15), Fisk (2), Beltre (1). Sax (18), Raines (32), LJohnson (28).

Gagne. Knoblauch, PMunoz, Sax, Raines, Abner. IP RERBBSO Minnesota 287710 Banks 1 2-3 8 10 10 4 1 West 21-3 3 2 2 2 0 PAbbott 200003 Chicago Fernandez 11-3844 1 1 32-3 5 4 4 2 3 4633 0 0 Krueger pitched to 4 batters in the 3rd. by Pall (Puckett). Alvarez.

Home, Welke; First, Meriwelher; Second, Hickox; Third, Hendry. CUBS 8, EXPOS 6 CHICAGO MONTREAL abrhbl ab rhbi Sosacf 41 13DeShld2b5221 Sndbrg2b51 1 OGrssomcf 502 2 Gracelb 4033Aloulf 301 0 DawsonrfSOOOLWalkrrf 4121 pro events Bullngr 0000 Brberie 3b 3 1 2 1 Asmchrp OOOOWIIachlb 4000 Maylf 4 120Fltctierc 1100 Buechl3b4120Carterc 2000 Wilkinsc 5110Crdeross 3100 Snchez ss 4 1 1 1 Fssero 0000 Harkey 1000 Grdner 0001 Daniels phi 11 IValdezp "000 Slcumb 1 0 0 0 Owen ph 1000 McElry 0000 Smpen 0000 Dscnzorf 1 110Foleyss 0000 VndrWIphoOOO Cnfrcoo ph 1 0 0 0 Totals 39 8 13 STotals 33 6 9 6 Chicago 000 600 020 8 Montreal 041 000 100 6 Buechele (13), Slocumb (1), Barberie (12). Chicago 2. Chicago 9, Montreal 5. 2B-Grace (25), DeShields (16), Grissom (25).

LWalker (3). HR-Sosa (8). SB-Sandberg (10), Alou (10). Barberie (6). S-Sosa, Alou.

Sanchez, Gardner. IP RERBBSO Chicago Harkey 3512 23 Slocumb 21-3 1 0 0 0 1 McElry W.4-6 12-3 31111 Bullinger 10000 0 10000 1 Montreal Gardner 31-3766 2 4 Valdez 22-3 1 0 0 0 2 24220 0 Fassero 11000 0 by Sampen (May). Home, Winters; First, Froemming; Second, Kellogg; Third, Hallion. Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE Monday's Games Boston 7, Toronto 1 Baltimore 6, Detroit 3 Cleveland 8, New York 6, 12 innings Oakland 4, Texas 1 Tuesday's Games Chicago 19, Minnesota 11 California 5, Kansas City 1, 1st game Kansas City 4, California 1, 2nd game New York 4, Cleveland 3 Boston 9, Toronto 4 Baltimore 6, Detroit 3 Milwaukee 5. Seattle 2 Oakland 9, Texas 0 Wednesday's Games Toronto (Stotdemyre 6-7) at Boston (Darwin 5-5), 12:05 p.m.

Cleveland (Cook 3-5) at New York (Hillegas 1-5), 6:30 p.m. Detroit (Doherty 2-2) at Baltimore (Mussina 10-4), 6:35 p.m. Sealtfe (Johnson 7-11) at Milwaukee (Wegman 9-8), 7:05 p.m. Minnesota (Tapani 12-6) at Chicago (Hough 4-7), 7:05 p.m. Oakland (Darting 9-8) at Texas (Witt 9-8), 7:35 p.m.

California (Valera 5-8) at Kansas City (Reed 2-4), 7:35 p.m. Thursday's Games Boston at New York, 12 noon Minnesota at Chicago, 12:35 p.m. Seattle at Milwaukee, 1:35 p.m. California at Kansas City, 1:35 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 6:35 p.m.

Oakland at Texas, 7:35 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE Monday's Games Montreal 3, Chicago 2 Cincinnati 4, Houston 0 St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 1 San Diego 6. San Francisco 5 Tuesday's Games Chicago 8, Montreal 6 Pittsburgh 3, New York 2, 12 innings Atlanta 7, Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 5 San Francisco 7, San Diego 1 Los Angeles 7, Houston 2 Wednesday's Games Philadelphia (Mulholland 11-7) at St.

Louis (DeLeon 2-7). 12:35 p.m. Chicago (Robinson 2-0) at Montreal (Barnes 2-3), 6:35 p.m. NewYork(Schourek3-4)at Pittsburgh (Smith 8-7), 6:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Belcher 9-9) at Atlanta (Avery 8-7), 6:40 p.m.

San Francisco (Oliveras 0-0) at San Diego (Hurst 11-6), 9:05 p.m. Houston (Henry 3-7) at Los Angeles (Ojeda 5-5), 9:35 p.m. Thursday's Games Montreal at Philadelphia, 6:35 p.m. Cincinnati at Atlanta, 6:40 p.m. New York at Chicago, 7:05 p.m.

Pittsburgh at St Louis, 7:35 p.m. Houston at San Diego, 9:05 p.m. Logan Babe Ruth Selects Players Tirn j'l i Ji I Election of officers for the 1993 season and the draft of Youth League players were conducted Tuesday night by the Logansport Babe Ruth League. The league will conduct its closing ceremonies at 7 p.m. tonight at Steinman Field with the presentation of most valuable player, sportsmanship, hitting, pitching and home run awards.

The championship game between Pepsi and Security Federal will begin following the closing ceremonies. Bruce Rohde was re-elected president for the 1993 season. Other officers will be Vice Presidents Joe Fiscel and Jim Cripe; Secretary Dave Kinder, and treasurer Dave Long. Players were drafted from the Log- ansport Youth League. Those players drafted are asked to contact the Babe Ruth League managers as soon as possible.

The players drafted from the Logansport Youth League are: Pepsi Red Sox Mike Maroney, Aaron McFatridge, Jay Birnell and Jason Wake. The manager is Dave Kinder. Security Federal Tigers Courtney Glasson, Jesse Michaels, David Ranee and Daniel Ralston. The manager is Dan Diekman. Elks Cubs Aaron Ott, Ryan Copelan, John Wicker, and Andy Spradling.

The manager is Jim Woodruff. Alpha Jjidians Jeremy Wagner, Wally Gebhardt, Brad Gleitz and J. R. Thornton. The manager is Randy Rohde.

FOP Giants Austin Dunderman, Jeremy Arvin, Allan Brenner and Jason Deitrich. The manager is Fred Alcorn. Happy Burger Jets Shane Mclntire, Jeff Schroeder, Nick Bruce, and Jason Martin. The manager is Bob Mundy. Willy Bee'z Dodgers Chad Burton, Josh Bell, Jacob Deichman and Jeremy VanSooest.

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