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ftvwww wm 4C THE PALM BEACH POST FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1 990 Major League Baseball 1 W9 er vwm Standings National League Passed ball gives 1-0 victory over Indians Yankees League Leaders American League East List Tun Woi Lost Pel. EB Thursday Streak 10 Toronto 6 4 .600 Did not play Lost 1 6-4 New York 4 3 .571 V4 Lost to Cleveland 1-0 Lost 2 4-3 Boston 5 4 .556 V4 Did not play Won 1 5-4 Milwaukee 4 4 .500 1 Beat Texas 11-0 Won 2 4-4 Baltimore 4 5 .444 Vk Beat Detroit 4-2 Won 2 4-5 Detroit 4 6 .400 2 Lost to Baltimore 4-2 Lost 1 4-6 Cleveland 3 5 .375 2 Beat New York 1-0 Won 1 3-5 WEST Oakland 7 1 .875 Played Seattle Won 5 7-1 Chicago 5 2 .714 Vk Did not play Lost 1 5-2 Calitornia 5 4 .556 2Vfe Did not play Lost 2 5-4 Kansas City 4 4 .500 3 Did not play Won 2 4-4 Texas 4 6 .400 4 Lost to Milwaukee 11-0 Lost 2 5-5 Minnesota 4 6 .400 4 Did not play Won 2 4-6 Seattle 2 7 .222 5Vi Played at Oakland Lost 2 2-7 National League East Last Team Won Lest Pet. GB Thursday Streak 10 Montreal 6 4 .600 Beat Philadelphia 5-0 Won 1 6-4 Chicago 6 4 .600 Lost to New York 4-1 Lost 1 5-4 Pittsburgh 5 5 .500 1 Beat St. Louis 5-1 Won 1 5-5 St. Louis 5 5 .500 1 Lost to Pittsburgh 5-1 Lost 1 5-5 New York 4 6 .400 2 Beat Chicago 4-1 Won 1 4-6 Philadelphia 4 6 .400 2 Lost to Montreal 5-0 Lost 1 4-6 WEST Cincinnati 8 0 1.000 Did not play Won 8 8-0 Los Angeles 6 4 .600 3 Played Houston Won 2 6-4 San Diego 5 4 .556 3'? Did not play Lost 2 5-4 Houston 3 5 .375 5 Played at Los Angeles Won 2 3-5 San Francisco 3 6 .333 5'? Did not play Lost 2 3-6 Atlanta 1 7 .125 7 Did not play Lost 6 1-7 Results American League Thursday Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Baltimore 4, Detroit 2 D.

Johnson (2-0) Ritz (0-3) Cleveland 1 New York 0 Swindell 1 -1 P. Perez 1 -1 Milwaukee 11, Texas 0 Bosio (1-0) B. Witt (0-2) Seattle at Oakland, late Only games scheduled Wednesday Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher AMERICAN LEAGUE Through Wednesday's (arms Based on 12 at bats. Pet. .529 .476 .435 .429 .423 .417 .417 .407 .400 .395 Heath, Det.

W. Wilson, K.C. Mattmgly. N.Y. Canseco.

Oak. E. Diaz. Mil. Geren, N.Y.

Lee. Tor. Parker, Mil. Palmeiro. Tex.

Lansford. Oak. 6 21 6 23 8 28 7 26 8 38 Home runs Bichette, California, McGwire, Oakland, 3: 19 are tied with 2. RBI Incaviglia. Texas, 10; Bichette, California, 9: Evans, Boston, 8: Gruber, Toronto, 8 are tied with 7.

Runs Canseco, Oakland, Milligan, Baltimore, 6 are tied with 7. Hits Lansford, Oakland, 15; Griffey. Seattle, 14; Gladden, Minnesota, 13; 9 are tied with 12. Doubles A. Davis, Seattle.

D. Parker, Milwaukee, Incaviglia, Texas. Lansford, Oakland, Sheffield. Milwaukee, Snyder, Cleveland, 4. Triples Felix, Toronto, Sosa, Chicago, 19 are tied with 1.

Stolen bases Calderon, Chicago, R. Henderson, Oakland, 4: Bates, Milwaukee, Kelly, New York, W. Wilson, Kansas City, 3. Pitching (2 decisions) 11 are tied with l.OOO. Strikeouts Clemens, Boston, 24; Moms, Detroit, 16; 6 are tied with 10.

Saves Aguilera, Minnesota. Eckersley, Oakland, Smith, Boston, M. Davis. Kansas City, Olson, Baltimore, Righetti, New York, Thigpen, Chicago. 3.

Orioles 4, Tigers 2 BALTIMORE Baltimore, taking advantage of eight walks, gave its fans a home opener worth waiting for as Dave Johnson scattered seven hits over six innings in a victory over Detroit. The Orioles, who were supposed to open at home on April 2 before the owners' lockout changed all that, made up for lost time By using six hits and five walks to take a 4-1 lead after three innings. When a tiring Johnson (2-0) left after the sixth inning, Detroit cut the gap to 4-2 in the seventh as Tony Phillips singled off Joe Price throws 2-hit shutout Detroit 8, New York 4 Baltimore 8, Toronto 5 Boston 7, Chicago 5 Kansas City 7, Cleveland 0 Milwaukee 11, Texas 6 Morris (2-1) Harnisch (1-0) Clemens (3-0) S. Davis (1-1) Fossas (1-2) Leach (1-0) LaPoint (0-1) Wills (0-1) McDowell (0-1) Farrell (1-1) Moyer (0-2) Young (0-2) Minnesota 4, Seattle 3 Oakland 3, California 1 Sanderson (2-0) National League Thwsday Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher New York 4, Chicago 1 Gooden (1-2) Harkey 1 -1 Montreal 5, Philadelphia 0 De. Martinez (2-0) Ruffin (1-1) Pittsburgh 5, St.

Louis 1 Drabek (2-1) Magrane (0-2) Houston at Los Angeles, late Only games scheduled Wednesday Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Mets 4, Cubs 1 CHICAGO Walton ct Sandberg2b DwSmrth If NEW YORK I 1 OOO 0 0 0 OOO OOO OOO 0 I 0 OOO 0 2 0 OOO 1 0 0 OOO OOO 1 4 1 i bl 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 2 O00 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jeffehes 2b Miller cf HJohnson 3b OMaHey3b Strawberry rf Carreon If Magadan lb Lyons Elsterss Gooden Teufel ph Franco Assenmacher McClendonpn Picop Grace lb Dawson rf Ramos 3b Dunston ss Girardi Harkey Wynne If Totals Totals 27 4 3 3 Chicago New York OOO 010 OOO I OOO 120 01 4 Gooden, Dunston. LOB Chicago 7, New York 7. 2B HJohnson. SB Girardi (2), Walton (4). Grace 2 (5).

Harkey. bl Magadan. ER BB SO Chicago Harkey Assenmacher Pico New York Gooden 1-2 4V4 2 1 7 Franco 2 HBP Carreon by Harkey, Girardi by Gooden. WP- Plco. PB Girardi, Lyons.

Umpires Home, Froemmmg; First, Pulli; Second, Rippley; Third, Darling. 2:43. A 18,780. Expos 5, Phillies MONTREAL DeShields 2b Gnssom cf Raines If Wallach 3b Galarraga lb Walker rf Santovenla Owen ss DeMartinez PHILADELPHIA ab ab bl 5 12 0 Dykstra cf 3 0 0 4 I 2 Herr 2b 4 0 1 0 4 110 VHayes rf 3 0 0 0 4 12 2 Campusanorf I 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 CMartinez lb 4 0 0 0 4 111 Kruk If 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Thonss 3 0 0 0 4 0 10 Daulton 3 0 ,1 0 3 0 0 0 Hollins 3b 3 0 0 0 Ruffin 10 0 0 Ford ph 10 0 0 Carman 0 0 0 0 Booker ph 10 0 0 McElroy 0 0 0 0 35 1 11 3 Totals 30 0 2 0 Montreal Philadelphia 100 201 OOO OOO OOl OOOO Galarraga, Thon. DP Philadelphia 2.

LOB Montreal 5, Philadelphia 4. 28 Wallach 2, Grissom, Owen, Daulton, Walker. DeMartinez. IP ER BB SO Montreal DeMartinez W.2-0 9 2 0 0 1 7 Philadelphia Ruffin 6 9 4 4 1 5 Carman 2 10 0 0 3 McElroy I 1 1 0. 2 BK Ruffin.

Umpires Home, Hirschbeck First, Bonin; Second. Tata; Third, Quick. 2:28. A 23,010. Pirates 5, Cardinals 1 PITTSBURGH Cangelosi cf VanSlyke cf Bellas Redus lb Bonilla rf Bonds If Slaught Una 2b Backman 3b Belliard 3b Drabek Bream ph ST LOUIS ab bl 1 I 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 110 1111 4010 3 111 4 111 4 12 2 4 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 6 9 8 Coleman If McGee cf Pendleton 3b Guenero lb MThompsonrf Oquendo 2b Zeilec Jones ss Magrane DiPino Walling ph Costello power Totals Totals 29 i a i Pittsburgh St.

Louis OOO OOO 0415 100 OOO OOOl DP StLouis 1. LOB Pittsburgh 6, StLouis 4. 2B Bonds. 3B Redus. HR Bonds (11, VanSlyke (3.

SB Coleman 2 (6), McGee (2). Drabek, Bell. SF Pendleton. IP ER BB SO Pittsburgh Drabek W.2-1 Power St. Louis Magrane L.O-2 DIPIno 7VS 7 3 Costello I HBP Redus by Magrane, Backman by Magrane.

WP Drabek. Umpires Home, West; First, Brocklander; Second, Marsh; Third, Wendelstedt. 2:31. A 20,495. Rose to plead guilty today ROSEfrom 1C sided over the drug and tax-evasion trial of Rose's former housemate, Tommy Gioiosa, last summer.

Gioiosa was convicted of transporting cocaine and of claiming Rose's race track winnings as part of a conspiracy to defraud the Internal Revenue Service. He is serving a five-year prison term. Rose's race track winnings aren't mentioned in the plea agreement. Rose has admitted he never claimed his gambling income on his taxes, but contends he lost more than he won at the track. One particular race track payoff, a $47,646 Pik Six from Turfway Park in northern Kentucky, became a central point in Gioiosa's trial.

Several of Rose's former gambling associates testified that Rose told Gioiosa to claim the winning ticket of Jan. 16, 1987, even though Rose owned a share ot it. Federal prosecutors pointed out that Gioiosa was in a lower tax bracket at the time. Gioiosa was the only one to sign a claim form for the Pik Six at the racetrack. The form, used for tax purposes, must include the name of everyone who owns a share of the ticket.

Gioiosa claimed the entire amount on his individual tax return that year. Rose didn't dispute that he owned a share of the ticket, and claimed in an interview last November that he was innocent of any wrongdoing. He said he didn't know he had to put his name on the claim form, too. Rose's agreement with the government will free him from any possible prosecution in connection with Gioiosa. The grand jury investigation was separate from baseball's investigation of Rose and had a different focus, though both involved information from some of Rose's former associates.

Baseball's investigators, led by John Dowd, focused only on whether Rose associated with gamblers, bet on baseball or bet on his own team. Dowd concluded that Rose used cash from memorabilia sales and autograph shows for gambling. Paul Janszen, another of Rose's former associates, cooperated with both investigations of Rose. Janszen, who traveled with Rose to card shows and claims to have run Rose's bets with bookmakers, said the former manager only reported a fraction of his income to the IRS. Janszen said Rose -always preferred cash payments for autograph appearances.

Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 2 The Associated Press CLEVELAND Tom Broo-kens tripled and scored on Rick Cerone's passed ball in the sixth inning, and Greg Swindell pitched 6Vi scoreless innings Thursday night as the Cleveland Indians won their twice-delayed home opener 1-0 over the New York Yankees. American League "I guess I had to prove something to you guys," Swindell "And I had something to prove to myself. It's been a long time since I won a ballgame. Some people said I was pacing myself. But what I've said was that I didn't think I would have all my pitches until May.

I'm not pacing myself. But I don't think I'm 100 percent with all my pitches yet." is TV: Red Sox at Brewers, WAYK-56, 7 p.m.; Royals at Blue Jays, ESPN, 7:30 p.m. The crowd, announced at exactly 6,000, was the smallest ever for an Indians' home opener. Cleveland's first two scheduled home games, April 10-11 against the Yankees, were postponed by rain, snow and cold temperatures. Thursday's game a one-day visit by the Yankees was a makeup of the April 10 game.

Swindell (1-1) bounced back from a horrendous first start in which he allowed four earned runs in two innings in a 9-4 loss at Chicago. He allowed three hits to the Yankees, striking out five and walking one. Cecilio Guante pitched 1 innings, and Doug Jones got the last three outs for his third save. Guante and Jones each allowed a hit. Martinez The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA Dennis Martinez's bid to pitch baseball's second no-hitter in two weeks ended when Darren Daulton doubled with one out in the eighth inning Thursday as the Montreal Expos beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-0.

Daulton hit a 2-1 pitch over the head of center fielder Marquis Grissom for the Phillies' first hit off the 34-year-old right-hander. Martinez then retired rookie Dave Hollins on a grounder and struck out pinch-hitter Rob Booker. TV: Pirates at Cubs, WGN, 3: 1 5 p.m.; Braves at Reds, TBS, 7:30 p.m.; Expos at Mets, WWOR, 7:30 p.m. On April 11, Mark Langston and Mike Witt combined on a no-hitter to give California a 1-0 victory over Seattle. Tommy Herr singled with one out in the ninth and Martinez finished with a two-hitter for his 17th career shutout.

He struck out seven and walked one. It was Expos' first complete game of the season. Martinez pitched six perfect in nings before walking Len Dykstra leading off the seventh. Herr reached on an error by first baseman Andres Galarraga. Martinez struck out Von Hayes, who was ejected for arguing the call.

Martinez got Carmelo Martinez on a pop-up to short and John Kruk on an infield grounder to end the seventh. Expos win Special to The Palm Beach Post VERO BEACH Center field er Joel Smith had only one hit in six at-bats Thursday night, but it was a big one, a three-run home run in the sixth inning that helped the West Palm Beach Expos defeat the Vero Beach Dodgers 7-6 in a Florida State League game. John Mello, Rod Boddie, Rob Mason and Eddie Gonzales each had an RBI for the Expos (8-5). Winner Chris Pollack (1-0) allowed three runs in 6 innings. Reliever WP Beach 7, Vero Beach 6 WEST PALM BEACH VERO BEACH Smith cf R.

Fletcher 2b 3 Alvarez 2b 0 Ebel ss OF Gonzalez If I 0 Faulk dh Mello 3b E. Gonzalez lb Terns ss Stairs ss Boddie If Lake rf Mason I 1 Pia, i 1 Young or 0 3 Collier rf 0 Peters lb I I A. Lewis 3b 2 Marabell dh 1 1 1 Dostacdh Griffin cf Wismer ph 36 713 7 Totals 0 I Totals WP Beach Vero Beach 002 OOO 004 100 7 100 203 6 VB I. DP WPB VB 2. LOB WPB 12: VB 6.

2B Stairs 2, Lewis, Marabell. HR Smith. SB- Fletcher, Boddie, Stairs, Collier, F. Gonzalez. Ebel.

SF Boddie. IP ER BB SO West Palm Beach Pollack W.I-0 Kerrigan Piatt Lewis 6 1 Vs 5 Vi Davis S.4 Vero Beach Patrick L.O-2 Knapp Morgan (2-0) Layana (2-0) K.Howell (1-1) Maddux (2-0) Tudor (2-0) Schatzeder(1-0) NATIONAL LEAGUE Through Wednesday's games Based on 12 at-bats. AB 10 21 Pet .600 .500 .452 .444 .429 .429 .421 .406 .400 Larkln, Cm. 8 35 Dykstra, Phi. Santiago.

S.D. Duncan, Cin. Butler. S.F. Kennedy, S.F.

DeShields, Mon. Biggio. Htn. B. Hatcher, Cin.

18 6 9 31 4 14 27 5 12 35 9 15 21 4 9 38 5 16 32 5 13 8 40 8 16 9 39 7 15 McGee, St.L 385 Home runs Sabo. Cincinnati. 4: Bomlla, Pitts burgh. H. Johnson, New York, Murray, Los Angeles, Sctoscia, Los Angeles, 3.

RBI Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 10; W. Clark, San Francisco, 10; E. Davis, Cincinnati, 9: Murray, Los Angeles, ONeill, Cincinnati, Santiago, San Diego, 9. Runs Larkin, Cincinnati, 10; Butler, San Francisco, Sabo, Cincinnati, B. Hatcher, Cincinnati, 8: J.

Carter, San Diego, Walton, Chicago, 8. Hits Larkin, Cincinnati, 21; B. Hatcher. Cincinnati, 16; DeShields. Montreal.

16; Butler, San Francisco, 15; McGee, St. Louis, 15. Doubles Gnssom, Montreal, 5: McGee, St. Louis. 5: DeShields.

Montreal, Miller, New York, Pendleton. St. Louis, W. Clark, San Francisco, 4. Triples Owen, Montreal, 18 are tied with 1.

Stolen bases Samuel, Los Angeles, De-Shields, Montreal, 8 are tied with 4. Pitching (2 decisions) 10 are tied with l.OOO. Strikeouts Cone, New York, 16; Dibble, Cincinnati, 16; Viola, New York, 16: P. Smith, Atlanta. 14; Benes, San Diego, 13.

Saves Mi. Williams, Chicago, Frey. Montreal. Myers, Cincinnati, R. McDowell, Philadelphia, 5 are tied with 2.

and eventually scored on a wild pitch by Jose Bautista. Brewers 11, Rangers 0 ARLINGTON, Texas Chris Bosio pitched a four-hitter for the American League's first complete game of 1990 and Milwaukee routed Texas. In their last four games, the Brewers have scored 42 runs. Greg Vaughn and B.J. Surhoff homered for Milwaukee on Thursday off Bobby Witt (0-2).

Bosio, who led the Brewers with 15 wins last season, struck out five and walked one. improved his career record to 19-3 against the Gooden threw 117 pitches and retired nine of the final 10 batters he faced and struck out five in his last three innings. Howard Johnson's two-run double off Mike Harkey (1-1) broke a 1-1 tie in the fifth. The Mets added a run in the eighth when Darryl Strawberry walked and scored on Jeff Pico's wild pitch. John Franco held the Cubs hit-less in the final two innings for his third save.

Pirates 5, Cardinals 1 ST. LOUIS Bobby Bonilla's single broke an eighth-inning tie and Barry Bonds followed with a home run as Pittsburgh rallied to beat St. Louis. Cardinals pitchers had thrown 21 consecutive scoreless innings as Joe Magrane (0-2) entered the eighth with a five-hitter and a 1-0 lead. But John Cangelosi drew a leadoff walk, advanced on a sacrifice and scored the tying run on Gary Redus' triple.

Bonilla followed with a single up the middle and Bonds greeted reliever Frank DiPino with his first home run, clearing the 414-foot mark in straightaway center for a 4-1 lead. In the ninth, Andy Van Slyke hit his third home run of the season. Doug Drabek (2-1) gave up one run on three hits in eight innings. He struck out five and walked two. Ted Power finished with a hitless ninth.

Port Charlotte 4, St. Lucie 2 PORT CHARLOTTE The Rangers (7-7) scored twice in the sixth inning to defeat the Mets (7-7). Trey McCoy doubled in the first Rangers run and then singled to start the two-run sixth inning. He scored on a single by Bill Losa and the winning run scored on a double play. Four Charlotte pitchers limited the Mets to four hits.

Bryan Gore got the win and Dan Furmanik took the loss. Jim Hvizda earned the save. The Mets host Fort Lauderdale at 7 tonight to start an eight-game homestand. St. Lucie scored its runs on an Alan Zinter single in the fourth inning and a D.J.

Dozier double in the sixth. Baseball Today SLUMPS Pete O'Brien Is 4-for-31 with Seattle. Mike Scott is winless In his first two starts since 1 986, the year he won the Cy Young Award. SLUGGERS Switch hitter Eddie Murray hit home runs from both side of the plate Wednesday. He has done that In nine games, one short of Mickey Mantle's major league record.

National League The closest Martinez came previously to a no-hitter was for Baltimore on Aug. 25, 1978, when he went 6 innings against Seattle before Bill Stein singled. Montreal took a 1-0 lead in the first with the help of a balk by Bruce Ruffin (1-1). Delino De-Shields led off with a single the fifth straight game he opened with a hit and Grissom singled. Ruffin got Tim Raines to hit into a double play, but he balked home DeShields.

After Grissom struck out in the fourth, Raines singled and scored on Tim Wallach's double. Galarraga singled Wallach to third and Larry Walker followed with an RBI grounder. Grissom doubled in the sixth and scored on Wallach's double to make it 4-0 and Montreal scored a run in the ninth on Thon's throwing error. Mets 4, Cubs 1 NEW YORK Dwight Gooden rebounded from two bad starts with a good one, allowing only one run in seven innings to win his first game since last June as New York beat Chicago. Gooden allowed 10 runs on 14 hits in 7 innings in his first two games.

Gooden (1-2), who struck out seven and walked two, has never lost three straight decisions. He Cincinnati 11, San Diego 7 Philadelphia 4, Montreal 3 Chicago 8, New York 5 St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 0 Houston 10, Atlanta 5 Schedule American League Today Boston at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Detroit at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Chicago at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m.

Kansas City at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. California at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. New York at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Seattle at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Today's Pitchers American League M.

Witt (0-2) Gunderson (0-1) Valdez (0-1) Gross (0-1) Cone (0-1) Walk (0-2) Lilliquist (0-2) National League Pittsburgh at Chicago, 3:20 p.m. Atlanta at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Montreal at New York, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m.

San Francisco at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Houston at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. form means that team is the favorite IRi and the ntiwr the 7 and after the 8. which would srve vnu 5-7 and Sarasota 5. St.

Petersburg 3 Lakeland 6. Baseball City 4 Osceola 6, Winter Haven 3 Dunedm at Fort Lauderdale, late Clearwater at Miami, late Today's fame Miami at West Palm Beach Fort Lauderdale at St. Lucie St. Petersburg at Dunedm Beseoad Ctty at Charlotte Clearwater at Sarasota Osceola at Lakeland Vera Beach at Winter Haven West Palm Beach 6, Vera Beach 4 Che-totte 2, St. Lucie Miami 6, Clearwater 5 Lakeland 5.

Baseball City 0 Osceola 6, Winter Haven I Dunedln 8, Fort Lauderdale 2(13 innings) Sarasota 3, St. Petersburg 7 Rangers top Mets Away Probable I I 1990 I Vi. Opp. at Site I Last 3 Outings Home Pitcher Una W-L ERA W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA MBA BOS. B0DDICKER (R) 1- 1 9 82 To 10 0.90 T1 7'j 9.82 15 95 MIL HIGUERA (L) 6-7 1-0 0.00 1-0 10 4.50 1-0 11Vi 0.00 10.32 DET.

J.ROBINSON (R) 0- 0 3.75 -To 12 3 75 975 BALT. M1ACKI (R) 0-0 4.76 1-1 11 6.55 0-0 11V4 4.76 1271 KC SABERHAGEN (R) 1 0 2 70 To 9 5.59 1-0 13'j 2 70 10 13 TOR. STOTTLEMYRE (R) PICK 0- 2 5.19 0-1 7 2.57 0-2 8 5.19 16.62 W.SOX PEREZ (R) 1-0 2 92 0-1 6V4 4.26 1-0 12W 2 92 949 CLEVE. BEARSE(L) -6 0- 1 6.75 0-1 5Vi 6.75 16.88 CALIF. ABBOTT (L) 0-0 1 80 1-0 9 1.00 To 5 1.80 14 40 MINN.

TAPANI (R) E-6 1- 1 1.64 0-1 3 12.27 1-1 11 1.64 9.82 YANKS HAWKINS (R) 0- 1 14.73 0-2 12's 5.11 CM 3 14.73 22 09 TEXAS RYAN (R) 6Vi-7Vt 2-0 3.00 1-0 Th 2.45 2 0 12 3.00 11.25 SEA. HOLMAN(R) 1- 1 3 75 5 7.94 12 3.75 12 00 OAK. WELCH (R) 8-9 2-0 0.77 1 0 15 1 80 2-0 114 0.77 8 49 National League PITT. I TERRELL (R) I I 0-0 2.84 1 1-1 12 3.00 1 0-0 6'i 2.84 9 95 CUBS BIELECKI (R) 6-7 0- 0 3.00 2-1 21 2.57 0-0 12 3.00 10.50 ATL. CLARY (R) 7o 16 0.56 ON.

RUO(R) 7-8 0-0 1.80 0-1 6 6 00 0-0 5 1.80 10 80 MON. Z.SMITH (L) 1-1 2.08 Ti 7 2.57 7i 13 2.08 11 08 METS DARLING (R) 0- 1 3 00 2 0 16 1.69 0-1 6 3 00 12 00 PWLA. COOK(L) 1-0 0 00 1-2 15 7 47 7o 8 000 83? ST.L B.SMITH (R) 78 1- 1 4.09 1-0 16 1.13 1-1 11 4.09 15.55 F. REUSCHEL (R) 1-0 1.32 10 9.90 1-0 13 1.32 10 54 S. WHITSON (R) 514-6V 0-0 3 00 1-0 6 4 05 0-0 6 3.00 12.00 HOU.

DESHAIES (L) 0- 0 3.60 0-1 5 3.60 Tb 10 3.60 13 50 LA. BELCHER (R) 6Vi-7VS 1- 0 2.40 0-0 17 1.59 1-0 15 2.40 7.20 LEGEND: A 7-8 line next to one team in the Ditching team is the underdog (7). To lead the line. Insert a 5 Before 8 5. On 5-7, you would have to wager $5 to win $7 on the underdog.

On 8-5, you would wager $8 to win $5 on the favorite. On a game with an you would have to put up $5 SO to win $5. All pitching data reflects the pitcher's past performance as a starter. 1989: Pitcher overall record to date as a Vs. Opp.

at Site-Pitcher past performance vs. today's opponent at the site of today's game. Last 3 Outings: Reflects how pitcher is currently going. Details his performance over his last three starts. W-L: Won-tost record as a starter.

IP: Innings pitched. ERA: Earned run average. MBA: Men on base average average number of hits and walks per Florida State League Bret Davis pitched two-thirds of an inning for his fourth save. The Expos had a 7-3 lead going into the bottom of the ninth before the Dodgers scored three times. The Expos will host the Miami Miracle tonight at 7:05 at West Palm Beach Municipal Stadium.

Bibendorf 2 2 B. Fletcher WP Lewis, Patrick. BK Davis. T- 112 3 OOI1 3:21. A 4790.

Charlotte 4, St. Lucie 2 ST. LUCIE McBrlde cf Saunders 2b Zinter Riesgo 3b Dozierlf Morrtsette dh Olah lb Young rf Kelly ss Totals CHARLOTTE 0 Frye 2b 0 Morris rf 1 Oiler 3b 0 McCoy If 1 Rodriguez Neithammer lb Losa dh Swain cf 0 Hernandez ss ab ab It 4 0 0 4 0 1 4 1 3 1 0 4 3 1 4 4 4 3 1 I 1 1 I 3 0 I I I I 1 4 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 1 30 2 4 2 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 11 2 Totals 31 4 9 3 St. Lucie Charlotte 000 110 101 OOO 2 002 00k 4 STL I. DP STL I.

LOB STL 4. 2B OilerMcCoy, Frye, Riesgo, Dozier. SB Saunders, young. IP ER BB SO St. Lucie Furmanik Johnson Harrlger Charlotte Compres Gore 1-1 Brown HulzdaS.I 4 0 0 I I 0 0 HBP Losa, Neithammer.

2:32. A- 822. mis Hliuila. F5L Standings EAST x-Fort Lauderdale 7 4 .638 a 7 5 .583 7 6 .538 I 5 6 .455 2 2 9 .182 5 II 2 .846 9 4 .692 2 5 8 .385 6 2 II .154 9 10 3 .750 8 5 .615 2 6 7 .462 3Yl 5 8 .385 5 3 9 .273 West Palm Beach St. Lucie Vera Beach Miami CENTRAL Osceola Lakeland Baseball City Winter Haven WEST K-Ounedm Sarasota Charlotte St.

Petersburg x-Clearwater Thursday's reautta West Palm Beach 7, Vera Beach 6 Charlotte 4, St. Lucie 2.