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4C THE PALM BEACH POST TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1992 National League i i Monday's Boxes Standings Expos 6, Mets NEvVYORK Coleman If Randolph 2b Johnson cf Murray lb Bonilla rt Maganan 3b Walker ph 3b Schotield tl Hundley Whllehurst P. Gibson Burke A Voung Sasser TOTALS AB Bl BB SOAvg. 4 0 0 0 0 1 177 3 0 0 0 1 0 .763 4 0 0 0 0 2 211 3 0 0 0 1 1 264 2 0 0 0 2 1 269 1 0 0 0 0 0 310 1 0 0 0 0 0 .715 3 0 0 0 0 1 .711 3 0 0 0 0 1 .172 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 .244 21 0 I 0 AB Bl BB SO Avg. East ii Wot last Pel. SB Strn.

10 Pittsburgh 31 25 .554 Lost 10 Philadelphia 7 0 lost 1 6 4 5,. Louis 28 27 .509 Zh Lost to Chi. 5 2 (1st) Lost 1 2 8 New York 28 28 .500 3 Lost to Montreal 6 0 Lost 2 3-7 Philadelphia 26 28 .481 4 Beat Pittsburgh 7 0 Won 1 6 4 Montreal 25 28 .472 4V Beat New YoriTp0 Won 3 S-5 Chicago 24 31 .436 6' Beat St.L. 5-2 (1st) Won 1 4-6 WEST Cincinnati 31 23 .574 Beat San Francisco 4-1 Won 1 7-3 San Francisco 29 26 .527 2V Lost to Cincinnati 4-1 Lost 1 3-7 San Diego 29 27 .518 3 Played Houston Lost 3 4 6 Atlanta 28 28 .500 4 Played at Los Angeles Won 3 8-2 Los Angeles 25 27 .481 5 Played Atlanta Won 1 6-4 Houston 25 31 .446 7 Played at San Diego Lost 2 5-5 Results Schedule 259 .767 .347 .294 240 .264 .366 .164 .217 i MONTREAL Grlssomcf DeShlelds 2b Alou If L. Walker rf Wailach 3b Cianlrocco lb Cerone Foley Hill TOTALS NEW YORK MONTREAL i j.

000 000-0 I I 200 11 0 M0 000 Wednesday Sunday Monday E-Murray(7). LOB New York 5. Montreal i. 2B-L Walker (10), Cerone 2 (4). RBI-Clanfrocco 2 (25), Cerone 2 (61, K.HIII (1).

SB-OeShlelds (15), Alou (5). GIDP-DeShields. Runnen left In scoring pesifieB-Montreal 4 (Wailach, Foley, K. Hill 2). DP-New York I (Schotield, Randolph and Murray).

NEW YORK IP ER BB SO NP ERA A. Young 2-4 6 7 3 0 1 76 4 66 Whllehurst P.Gibson 3 3 3 1 0 23 5 54 Burke 1 0 0 10" Cinn. at S.F., 3:35 Atlanta at L.A., 4:05 Houston at S.D., 4:05 N.Y. at Montreal, 7:35 Pitt, at 7:35 Chic, at St.L., 8:35 Montreal 3, Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 3, N.Y. 0 L.A.

1, Cincinnati 0 Atlanta 9, San Diego 4 San Fran. 3, Houston 0 St. Louis 4, Phila. 4 Montreal 6, New York 0 Phila. 7, Pitt.

0 Chi. 5, St.L. 2 (1st, 13) Chic, at St.L., Cincinnati 4, S.F. 1 Houston at S.D., late Atlanta at L.A., late MONTREAL IP ER BB SO NP ERA I 0 0 4 0 124 2 40 K. Hill 5-3 A Young pitched to 1 bailer In the 7th.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Philadelphia's Curt Schilling throws a pitch during a three-hit, 7-0 victory over the Pirates. It was his first major league shutout. Montreal's Hill one-hits Mets 6-0 WP-Burke. Umpires-Home, Kellogg; First, Runge; Second, Bonin, Third, Quick. Today's SchedulePitchers Phillies 7, Pirates 0 AB Bl BB SO Avg.

PITTSBURGH Away! Probable Primal 1992 Team I 1992 Opp. I LastSOutlngi TV Home Line ERA Rec W-l IP ERA WL IP ERA My Gooden(R) Even-6 4-6 4.08 4-7 0-1 62 2.70 1-2 t7J 5.71 WwOR MONT Hurst (R) NR NR NR PUT-Drabek (R) 4-4 2 94 7-5 1-1 13.0 5.54 1-1 24 1 2.59 PHI RrveralR) 0-1 4 00 0-0 0-t 5.1 5 06 NR Wl Jackson (L 1-7 4 88 3-9 0-1 4 0 9 00 1-1 17.1 4.15 WGN StL Tewksbury (R) 7-8 6-1 2.09 8-3 0-0 8 0 1.13 1-0 22 0 2 86 WAYK HOU Jones (Rl 3-0 3.78 3-2 NR 2-0 20.0 4.50 ESPN SD Gene Harris (Rl TVHy. 0-1 2 25 0-0 0-0 0.0 0 00 0-0 0-0 0-M CINC Browning (L) 4-4 5.97 5-6 0-1 0.2 81.00 1-1 17 0 5.82 SF Righetli (L Even-6 1-3 4.64 0-0 0-0 1.0 0 00 ATI BeleckMR) 1-3 2 93 3-5 1 0 9 0 0.00 0-1 11.1 3 97 TBS LA Hersriiser(R) 5W-6V 5-3 3.76 6-5 0-0 7.1 3.68 2 0 17.1 4.15 .199 .251 .339 .305 .241 .263 .240 .265 .083 .255 .000 .143 King lb Bell ss VanSiyke cf Bonds If Merced rf Buechele 3b LaValllerec Llnd 2b Cole Palaclos Varsho ph Glealon Garcia ph-2b TOTALS Cards' Tewksbury using science to blind opponents i New York Times News Service Bob Tewksbury is approximately 15 hours away from securing a bachelor of science degree in physical education. One day, the St. Louis Cardi-l nals' right-hander may be a teacher in a classroom, but he definitely will be on baseball fields, working with Little Leaguers, he "teaching them how to pitch, how-to throw strikes." i What a shame that just one small group will get to partake of this knowledge.

For Bob Tewks-i bury should be doing the teaching: of that lost art of pitching on much grander scale. -Tewksbury, simply put, is craftsman more than capable of; practicing a lost art, that of pitch-j ing capably and efficiently without! the benefit of overpowering stuff. He is a pitcher rather than a thrower, a thinker with an idea in a fraternity that, seems more and more populated with lost souls without much of clue. Tewksbury is 6-1 while pitching for a team perilously close to the .500 mark. The 31-year-old pitcher, has allowed only 72 hits and 19 runs in 82 innings.

His walks-to-strike-. outs ratio of 7 to 33 on the season! continues to defy imagination. And Tewksbury's ERA, built; over the course of 12 games (11! starts), is 2.09, indicative of the line; of demarcation he draws in front of; home plate in every game he pitch-! es. v' "The whole key to pitching is; not tricking people, it's the fastball, or the location of the Tewksbury said. "It's still the hardest pitch to hit-in baseball if it's put in the right! place.

You can't hit both the outside; fastball and the inside fastball si-; multaneously. You have to hit one! better than the other and it's just; the job of the pitcher to find out; which one that is." i Nowadays, though, strategies: such as "up and in, down and away" are in tatters in the psyches of too- many pitchers. i You can blame it on their nur-; turing in the era of the aluminum bat, the trauma starting in Little League and continuing through col- lege. i Or you can blame it on pitching coaches who, reacting to those bal-; listic ball launchers called bats, put pitchers in a permanent defensive mode at an early age by emphasiz-! ing breaking balls and cunning; rather than fastballs and aggres-; siveness. Whatever the cause, the effect is too often very obvious.

Pitchers, having surrendered the inside part of the plate, see emboldened hitters literally diving over the plate in order to lay into pitches. The results often are shell- shocked pitchers who look as if they are deciding on the lesser of two evils when it comes to pitch I selection, or who look like they would rather do almost anything than throw the ball to home plate. These are the tricksters, by Tewksbury's definition, guys who try to fool the hitters because they are afraid to throw certain pitches. Ah, but a pitcher, Tewksbury adds, "is somebody who utilizes all his pitches and all parts of the plate to exploit hitters' weaknesses." -Z Bl BB SO Avg. LEGEND- Tine' is listed next to the favorite team and Is based on a $5 wager.

A 7-8 Ine. for example, means you mus wager $5 to win $7 on the underdog, and $8 to win $5 on the favorite. 'Even' means you must wS $5 50 to wVn i5 'Pick' is the same as even, no point spread. All data is for the pitcher as a starter The 1992 andE A are for the pitcher overall this year. Team record: with today's starter.

1991 v. Opp: Pitcher rrformance against today's opponent at site of today's game. NR: No record. 1 992 Sports Features Syndicate Inc. and Computer Sports Wortd, 1 1 1 1 AB 37 .275 .271 .269 .374 .315 .220 .270 .155 .063 PHILADELPHIA Dykstra cf Duncan If Hollins 3b Kruk lb Daulton Amaro rf Morandinl 2b Sveum ss Schilling TOTALS 1 1 Monday's Stars 000 000 000-0 3 060 000 10K-7 14 PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA TOP HITTERS LOB-Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 7.

2B-Bell (12), Merced (12), LaValliere (4), Schilling (I). HR Duncan (3) off Palaclos, Daulton (9) off Gleaton. RBI-Duncan 3(25), Daulton (43), Amaro (15), Schilling 2 (2). GIDP-Hollins. DP-Pittsburgh 1 (King and Bell).

rrnna went 3-for-4 and drove in two runs against his former teammates in the Expos' 7-0 win over the Mets. seen all year," Mets manager Jeff Torborg said. "I have no explanation. He just had good stuff." Cubs 5, Cardinals 2 (13 innings) ST. LOUIS Gary Scott and Jose Vizcaino, each batting under .200, keyed a four-run 13th-inning rally as Chicago beat St.

Louis in the first game of a doubleheader. Scott, batting .109, hit the first pitch of the 13th inning from Juan Agosto (2-4) for a ground-rule double and advanced on a sacrifice. Agosto then hit Jerome Walton with a pitch before Vizcaino, batting .181, singled. Ryne Sandberg followed with a run-scoring single to make it 3-1. Andre Dawson drove in a run with a groundout, and Mark Grace had a run-scoring single.

Phillies 7, Pirates 0 PHILADELPHIA Curt Schilling pitched a three-hitter for his first major league shutout and doubled in two runs in a six-run second inning as Philadelphia routed Pittsburgh. Reds 4, Giants 1 SAN FRANCISCO Greg Swindell, after giving up a leadoff homer to Darren Lewis, pitched eight strong innings as Cincinnati beat San Francisco. The Associated Press MONTREAL Ken Hill pitched his first career one-hitter and drove in a run as the Montreal Expos beat the New York Mets 6-0 Monday night for their third straight victory. The only hit off Hill was pitcher Anthony Young's infield single to shortstop with two outs in the fifth inning. Shortstop Tom Foley went to his right and probably would have thrown out Young had Foley made the play, but he bobbled the ball.

Official scorer Bob Mann said he ruled the play a single because the ball was hit deep into the hole. "I really wasn't thinking about that play," Hill said. "I had to stay focused. It was a little frustrating at the end of the game to think what might have been." Several Expos disagreed with Mann's call and made motions to the press box after the game ended. "It was a tough play," Foley said.

"But if I come up with the ball who knows?" The Mets were shut out for the second straight game, losing 3-0 to Pittsburgh's Randy Tomlin Sunday, and for the ninth time in 56 games this season. Hill, who struck out eight and walked four, shut out the Mets for the second time this season. He beat the Mets 4-0 with a four-hitter at New York April 10. "Hill had the best stuff we've IP ER BB SO NP ERA 2 6 6 6 1 0 44 4 05 5 7 1 1 0 4 83 4.34 1 1 0 0 0 0 6 15.43 PITTSBURGH Palacios 3-1 Gleaton Cole TOP PITCHERS iv awa nn nno hit an infipld single tO MetS D-tCher PHILADELPHIA IP ER BB SO NP ERA Schilling 5-3 9 3 0 0 1 1 127 2.09 WP-Palaclos 2. Umpires-Home, Gorman; First, Rippley; Second, Tata; Third, West.

Montreal reii nm 5-4 Anthony Young, in a complete game shutout. Hill struck out four and walked eight in lowering his ERA to 2.48. TOUGH DAY qt i nuis' Juan Aeosto allowed four hits and four runs in the 1 3th inning of Reds 4, Giants 1 the Cubs' 5-2 win, increasing his ERA to 6.16. AB Bl BB SO Avg. .303 .248 .253 .306 .234 .293 .240 .207 CINCINNATI Roberts If Da.

Martinez cf Larkin ss ONeill rf Sabo 3b Morris lb Doran 2b Oliver Swindell Dibble TOTALS Notebook 4 3 4 3 4 4 4 3 2 0 31 NEW YORK METS Manager Jeff SAN FRANCISCO AB Bl BB SO Avg. Palm Beach Post Wire Services ATLANTA BRAVES Starters have averaged 7 innings in the last eight wins, giv 1 1 0 1 Torborg said Monday right-hander Bret Sa-berhagen might be sidelined until after the All-Star break in mid July. Saberhagen, cur ing the bullpen mucn-needed time to regroup. "We feel like we have .237 .307 .316 .316 .215 .288 .274 .211 .333 .143 .000 .299 Lewis cf McGee rf W. Clark lb Snyder If Ma.

Williams 3b R. Thompson 2b Manwaring Clayton ss Heredia James ph Hickerson Downs Felder ph M. Jackson TOTALS St. Lucie defeats Vero 7-5, ends 7-game slide that potential and have showed it at times," John Smoltz said, after the Braves beat San Diego Sunday. "That is what it is going to take in our division, believing in our staff and going after guys." CHICAGO CUBS Saturday night's rently on the 1 5-day disabled list, has not made a start since May 15 because of tendinitis in his right index finger.

He's 3-2 with a 3.81 ERA Activated outfielder Dave Gallagher from the disabled list. Placed outfielder Rodney McCray on waivers and optioned pitcher Mark Dew-ey to Class AAA Tidewater. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES John Kruk has played 88 000 021 010-4 9 0 100 000 000-1 8 0 CINCINNATI SAN FRANCISCO LOB-Clnclnnatl 3, San Francisco 6. 2B-Doran (9), Snyder (8). HR-Lewis (1) off Swindell, Sabo (4) off Heredia.

RBI-Roberts (17), O'Neill (32), Sabo 2 (14), Lewis (11). SB-Da. Martinez (8). CS-DaMartlnez (3), Manwaring 1 Clayton (2). SF-ONeill.

GIDP-Doran, Oliver. DP San Francisco 2 (R. Thompson FSL Standings game against tne Montreal Expos at Wrigley Field will be shown on British television the first full game ever broadcast live in the and W. Clark), (W. Clark, Clayton ana w.

uarm. IP ER BB SO NP ERA 8 8 1 1 1 3 105 3.16 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 3.97 CINCINNATI Swindell 5-2 Dibble 8 consecutive games at first base without an error. Second baseman Mickey Morandinl has only one error in his country. It will air at 1 a.m. Sunday, British time.

CINCINNATI REDS Former Dodg IP RER BB SO NP ERA 5 4 2 2 1 2 73 6.00 1 1 1 1 1 0 18 3.07 2 3 1 1 0 0 19 3.58 1 1 0 0 0 0 9 2.81 SAN FRANCISCO Heredia 2-2 Hickerson Downs M. Jackson last 52 games. PITTSBURGH PIRATES Manager Swindell pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. Umpires Home, Crawford; First, Hernandez; Second, Davidson; Third, Williams. Pet.

GB 34 24 586 28 30 .483 6 26 31 .456 7 25 32 .439 Wl 35 22 614 29 29 .500 t'l 29 29 500 6Vi 16 41 .281 19 42 16 .724 35 23 .603 7 31 26 544 10'2 29 29 .500 13 23 32 .418 17Vi 20 38 .345 22 EAST West Palm Beach St. Lucie Vero Beach Fort Lauderdale CENTRAL Osceola Baseball City Lakeland Winter Haven WEST Sarasota Clearwater Dunedin Charlotte St. Petersburg Fort Myers ers pitcner Tim beicner after Sunday's 1-0 loss to Tom Candiotti at Dodger Stadium: "I Ditched well, but he Box Score Legend AB At-bats. Runs. Hits.

Bl Runs batted In. BB Walks. SO Strikeouts. AVG. Av-'r; erage.

Errors. DP Double plays. LOB Left on base. 2B Doubles. 3B Triples.

HR Home runs. RBI Runs batted in. SB Stolen bases. CS Caught stealing. Sacrifice bunts.

SF Sacrifice flies. NP Number of pitches. HPB Hit by pitched ball. PB Passed balls. WP Wild pitch.

Time. A Attendance. Jim Leyland, asked what he thought the Mets could ultimately do after Pittsburgh beat New York 4-0 Sunday: "I think, and I'm being Cubs 5, Cardinals 2 Mnnrlau't ratlllf FIRST GAME AB pitched one run better. I was excited to pitch in this park, but I wasn't overly pumped up to face old teammates, but I was excited to pitch in this park because I've had so much success here." HOUSTON ASTROS Entering their three-eame- series at Bl BB SO Avg. CHICAGO honest when I say this, that they are the only club that could blow the race open.

The Cardinals, the Pirates, Montreal, Chicago all can win it. The Mets can run away." ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Outfielder San Diego's Jack Murphy Stadium, the Astros are 8-16 on the road, 3-9 on grass and 20-22 at Walton If Vizcaino ss Sandberg 2b Dawson rf Grace lb Sosa cf Scanlan Villanueva G. Scott 3b Boskie Bullinger Dw. Smith ph McElroy May ph J.

Robinson Sanchez ph Assenmacher Dascenzo cf TOTALS Felix Jose has five homers this season, four of which were either go- ahead or West Palm Beach 4, Fort Lauderdale 1 St. Lucie 7, Vero Beach 5 Charlotte 1, Lakeland 0 Clearwater 5, Sarasota 2 Dunedin 5, Osceola 4 Baseball City 6, Fort Myers 5 St. Petersburg at Winter Haven, ppd. rain Today's games West Palm Beach at Fort Lauderdale Vero Beach at St. Lucie Lakeland at Charlotte Sarasota at Clearwater Osceola at Dunedin Baseball City at Fort Myers Winter Haven at St.

Petersburg Sunday's results West Palm Beach 5, Charlotte 2 Clearwater 7, St. Lucie 1 Vero Beach 7, Fort Myers 5 Dunedin 10, Sarasota 6 Fort Lauderdale 2, St. Petersburg 1, 1st (11) St. Petersburg 9, Fort Lauderdale 2, 2nd Osceola 5, Winter Haven 2, 1st Osceola 5, Winter Haven 2, 2nd Baseball City II, Lakeland 3, 1st Lakeland 1, Baseball City 0, 2nd night. LOS ANGELES DODGERS Pitcher SAN DIEGO PADRES Activated Bob Ojeda has given up 31 runs this season, 25 of which have come in the first four innings.

In his 10 starts, Ojeda has allowed 1 1 runs in the ST. LOUIS 4 110 10 .140 4 12 110 .189 6 1 2 1 0 2 280 6 0 0 1 0 2 .297 5 0 2 1 1 0 .300 5 0 0 0 0 1 .233 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 5 0 0 0 0 2 .130 5 1 I 0 0 0 .123 1 0 1 0 0 0 .118 1 1 1 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 .237 0 0 0 0 0 0 .750 1 0 0 0 0 1 .210 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0 0 0 0 0 0 .130 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 .288 44 5 10 5 3 I AB Bl BB SO Avg. 5 0 1 0 1 1 .284 6 0 0 0 0 1 .346 6 0 2 0 0 1 .311 5 2 1111 .314 5 0 0 0 0 2 .200 1 0 3 1 1 0 .235 4 0 10 11 1 0 0 0 0 0 .291 1 0 0 0 1 0 .200 4 0 0 0 0 0 .279 2 0 0 0 0 1 .133 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 1 0 0 0 0 0 .318 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 .230 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .254 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 46 1 I 2 0 reliever Larry Andersen from the disabled list Monday, making room for him by placing righthander Greg Harris on By VICKI MICHAELIS Palm Beach Post Staff Writer PORT ST. LUCIE Vero Beach is becoming the team the St. Lucie Mets want to see on their schedule when they're on a losing streak.

The Mets beat the Dodgers 7-5 Monday in front of 881 at Thomas J. White Stadium to end a seven-game losing streak. They snapped a nine-game losing streak, the longest this season, with a 9-7 win over the Dodgers May 27. "They always play us hard," Mets manager John Tamargo said of the Dodgers. "But we play them hard too." The Mets (28-30) scored first when Jay Davis doubled in Bernie Millan in the third inning.

Roberto Mejia hit a solo home run for the Dodgers (26-31) in the fourth, then a three-run fifth gave Vero Beach a 4-1 lead. Willie Otanez singled and scored on a walk. Alton Pinkney singled and scored on a sacrifice fly by Jay Kirkpatrick. Billy Lott singled to drive in Vernon Spearman, who reached on a bunt, before the Mets brought in right-hander Rob Carpentier to relieve starter Juan Castillo. Carpentier got the Dodgers' next two batters to ground out to end the fifth inning.

Right-hander Denny Harriger relieved Carpentier in the eighth, striking out two. Mike Freitas pitched the ninth and recorded his 11th save. "Middle relief really helped us out, kept us in the ball game," Tamargo said. The Mets pulled within one in the seventh when Ed Fully scored on a groundout by Tim Sandy, and Alberto Castillo singled to score Aaron Ledesma. A four-run eighth, aided by a wild pitch and a throwing error by Jason Kerr, put the Mets ahead 7-4.

Davis singled to lead off the inning and scored on a fielder's choice. Butch Huskey, who singled, scored on the error. A sacrifice fly by James Harris scored Fully, who was hit by a pitch. Ledesma scored on the wild pitch for the Mets' last run. Spearman doubled and scored i opening inning.

He gave up three Saturday against the Reds. MONTREAL EXPOS Tim Wal- lach, back at third base the 15-day list retroac-tive to June 1. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Cory Snyder was named NL Lankford cf G. Pena 2b M. Thompson If Jose rf Galarraga lb Zeile 3b Gedman Pagnozzi ph Oquendo ss O.

Smith ss Cormier Carpenter Gilkey ph Perez Guerrero ph Worrell Le. Smith Perry ph Agosto TOTALS full-time under new on a single by Kirkpatrick for the Dodgers in the ninth. Freitas, who allowed three hits in the inning, fielded a high hop off the mound to end the game, leaving two on basest. Lucie 7, Vero Beach 5 manager Felipe Alou, extended his hitting streak to 10 games Player of the Week Monday. Snyder hit .609 (14-for-23) with 11 RBI and two homers.

Sunday, with a single in the sixth inning. ST. LUCIE The Best Worst HIGHEST AVERAGES JUNE 1-7 PLAYER, TEAM AB PCT Snyder, S.F. 6 23 5 14 .609 Gant. Atlanta 6 21 7 12 .571 O'Neill.

Cinn. 5 16 3 8 .500 Randolph, N.Y. 5 17 5 8 .47 Lind. Pitt. 7 22 3 10 Wailach, Mon.

6 20 1 9 .450 Bonilla. N.Y. 6 23 6 10 .435 Jordan. Phil. 6 214 9 .429 Clark, S.F.

5 17 5 7 .412 HOME RUNS Daulton. Philadelphia. Bagwell, Houston, Bonilla. N.Y.. Pendle- ton.

Atlanta. 2: Snyder, S.F., 2. RBJ Snyer. S.F.. II; BonWa.

N.Y.. 10; Daulton. Philadelphia. 10; N.Y.. 10; Alou.

Montreal. Bagwell, Houston. Bream, Atlanta, Jus-tice. Atlanta. 6.

LOWEST BATTING JUNE 17 PLAYER. TEAM AB PCT Morandim. 5 17 3 1 .059 Thompson, F. 5 17 I 1 .059 Olson. Atlanta 5 14 2 1 .071 WifMams.

F. 4 14 I 1 .071 LaVatiigre, Pitt 5 13 1 I 077 Pped. Montreal 5 13 1 I .077 Fotey. Montreal 4 12 0 1 .083 Kmg. Pittsburgh 5 19 1 2 .105 ab rh bl CHICAGO 000 001 000 OM 4-S 10 MM 001 000 MM 12 0 1 5 2 2 0 ST.

LOUIS League Leaders 4 12 2 I- cnM fii ThMMHM Vina 2b Millan dh Davis cf uskey lb 30 12 00 0 0 Jacobs lb Through Sunday'! game 5 0 3 1 VERO BEACH Spearman cf Meiia 2b Krkptrck lb Parrish pr Lott rf Huckaby dh McKamie pr Nagashima ph Grill. 3b Lonoc Otanei Pinkney If 40 2 0 Tiierina Fullv rf TRIPLES BATTING ab bl J02 0 4 12 0 4 12 1 4 110 4 00 0 00 0 0 2 2 10 42 11 100 I 0 0 0 0 3 0 11 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 I OIK villanueva 10,, LOB-Chicago 7, St. Louis 12. 2B-Sandterg (11), Scotf (I), M. Thompson (5), Zeile (9) JB-Zeile (2) HR Jose (5) off Assenmacher, Bullinger (1) oH Cormier RBI-Vizcaino (4).

Sandberg (321, Dawson (361, Grace (341. Bullinger (I), Jos (79), Zeile (19). SB-J-S (6) CS-Lanktord (10) S-Vizcaino. Sola, Sanchez GIDP-Sandberg, Jose OP-Chicago I (Sandberg, Vizcaino and Grace); St. Louis 2 (Zeile, Pena and Galarraga).

(Jose, G. Pena nd STOLEN BASES Gnssom, Mon. 27 Lankford, St.L. 19 Four tied at 7 000 1 0 0 4 00 40 I 3 1 I 4 I I HOME RUNS Bones. Pit.

McGnff. D. M.Wilms. S.F. Pendleton, Atl.

Two tied at 1 0 D.Sanders. Atl. 10 Finley. Hou. 6 Alicea.

St.L. 6 Three tied at 4 Ledesma IS Sandy If McClntn phH A Castillo King pr Rudolph Harrrs phlb ..376 .349 ..346 .323 .318 Kruk. Phi. Gwynn. D.

VnSlke. Ptt. W. Clark, S.F. T.Fmdz.

D. oquenooi. ER BB SO NP ERA 0 0 I 2 61 4 30 2 Totals 511 5 I 46 til 1 I I 1 Vert toack ON 131 Ml Ml aw i 1 CHICAGO Boskie Bullinger McElroy Robinson 1-0 Assenmacher Scanian 3 I 0 1 0 0 0 St. Lkm 33 213 2 36 I 10 II 1 6 0 7 203 I I I E-MeMa. Deiatwva.

Kerr, Lott LOB-Vero Beach St Lucie 2B Davis. Spearman HR Mena (7). (Jl, Vim 2 (101, Ledesm (. SF -War 0 0 0 PITCHING REC. ERA Bnkhd.

Cm. .6 1 Mrtinz. Mtl .2.03 Twkstxy. St.L. 6-1 Twkstxy, StL 2 09 Glavine.

Atl. .9 3 Switt. SF .2.33 Three tied at 5 2 Schllng. Phil .2.43 Cone. NY .2.48 STRIKEOUTS SAVES RBI RUNS Bonds, Pit.

42 Bonds. Pit. 44 Daulton. Phi. 42 B'ggio, Hou.

38 Pendleton. Atl. 4 1 T.Fmdz. D. .38 Murray.

N.Y. 41 Gwynn, D. .37 Three tied at 39 Two lied at 36 HITS DOUBLES ER BB SO NP ERA 4 tOO ER BB SO ST. LOUIS Cormier Cerpenter Perez Worrefl Le 7 3 30 20 09S 17 3 40 3 00 70 6 ns, KirKparricK. IP VERO BEACH Dt'alova OS S'ryker L.

0-1 Ke'r 1 ST. LUCIE Casiico Carpenter 17 gosio L. 2-4 17 Duncan, Phi. VanSiyke. PH.

Sk tied at 14 Le. Smith. St.L. 15 D.Jones. Hou.

14 Chariton. Cm. 1 3 Myers. 13 Mi Wilms. Phi.

1 1 89 83 83 65 64 Cone. N.Y. Smoltz. Atl. Fmdz.

NY. Belcher. Cm. Drabek. Pit.

Gwynn, D. 74 Kruk. Phi. 73 Pendleton. Atl.

73 TFmdiSD .69 Two tied at 67 Cormier p-tctied to I baer "i tKe 7fc HPt-ov Bos (Galarraga), by Agosto (Walton). Bal Bowie m.r-W Retifor First Darling. SeconC Wenoeiswtff. Ttr. AAartk 4 21 Harrier 5-J FrrlH 4 II I HBP By Kerr (Firflyl H-erT T-1 47 A-011.