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Asbury Park PressTuesday, April 24, 1990 D3 Baseball Scoreboard AMERICAN LEAGUE PADRES 13. GIANTS 3 Orioles defeat Royals SANFRAN SANDS 00 akrkM akrkM Butler cf llOAIomorJb 5 110 Komnskcf 0 0 0 0 Roberts lb 4111 RThmpJb 1 0 0 9Pgtruia3b 1999 Andrsnab 9 9 9TGwyrmrf 5211 WOork lb 4 9 9 9 JoOort lb 9 2 9 9 MHchaaw 4 1 2 1 Stphnsn lb 19 10 Bossrt 1 0 0 0 JCortars) 4217 Comochp 9 9 9 9AbnarM 1110 Leach ph 1 0 0 OSontlogoc 4110 Brormeyp 0 10 0 Parent 0 0 0 0 MWIms3b 4 1 1 1 Jackson cf 50 13 Kennedyc 2 0 1 0 Tmpltn ss 49 11 Botha 2 9 1 gcorass 19 11 Rlknss 49l9Benesp 1999 Gundrsnp 9 9 9 0Notsonph 1999 ONedp 0 0 0 OScha-oMlp 1999 Ounnbryp 19 9 9 Loaaph 19 9 9 McGftgnp 9 9 9 9 Lrttonrt 1999 Totals 35 1 1 1 Tetats 13 17 11 lanFrancttce aas 911 ON 3 SattPteaa 5M 3M Ola 13 EAST LmtlO I Horn I Away DIVISION Pet GB games Streak I I Toronto 9 5 .643 7-3 Won 1 7 3 2 2 Milwaukee 6 5 .545 ltt 64 Lost 1 2 2 4 3 Baltimore 7 6 .538 IVi 64 Won 2 4 13 5 Boston 66 .500 2 46 Won 1 4224 Cleveland 5 6 .455 2V 5-5 Lost 1 3 0 2 6 Detroit 6 8 .429 3 5-5 Won 1 4 2 2 6 New York 4 6 .400 3 46 Lost 5 3 115 WEST Last 10 I Home I Away DIVISION I Pet GB game Streak I I Oakland 9 3 .750 7-3 Lost 1 4 3 5 0 Chicago 5 4 .556 2V4 54 Lost 3 4 2 1 2 Texas 7 6 .538 ZVi 5-5 Won 3 5 2 2 4 California 6 6 .500 3 5-5 Won 1 5 4 1 2 Minnesota 6 8 .429 4 5-5 Lost 2 2 2 4 6 Kansas City 5 7 .417 4 46 Lost 1 4 4 13 Seattle 4 9 .308 5V4 3-7 Won 1 1 5 3 4 American League -v-r Associated Press Matt Nokes of the Tigers scores on a sacrifice fly by Cecil Fielder as Twins' catcher Brian Harper takes the late throw in the second inning last night. DP Son Fronctsca 1. LOB Son Francisco 4, San Diego 1. IB Tempktton, Kennedy, TGwvnn.

JCartar, Jock son. HR JCortar (2), Mltchel (3). Robarts (1J.SB Butler (3), AJormr a Mowmioms (1). tonFrancltce ER BB SO 5 5 5 1 0 ONeal 1 10 0 11 Outsnbry 1 1-1 4 1119 McGffgan 1 1-1 4 4 4 1 1 Camacho 1 2-1 9 9 0 0 1 Brantley I 11119 Yesterday's Games Baltimore 8 Kansas City 5 Toronto 12 Cleveland 9 Detroit 6 Minnesota 3 -4 4 13 15 -1 4 9 9 9 4 Sen Irak 5,1 Yesterday's Garnet Kansas City at Milwaukee Seattle at New York. Oakland at Baltimore California at Boston Cleveland at Toronto Detroit at Minnesota Chicago at Texas WP Camacho.

7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:35 p.m. 7:35 p.m. 7:35 p.m.

8:05 p.m. 8:35 p.m. Umpires Home, Froemmlng; First, PuHl; Second, Rippleyj Third, Darting. 2:44. A 1M15.

LEADERS Today's Games and Probable Pttchert AMERICAN LEAGUE 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:35 p.m. 7:35 p.m. 7:35 p.m.

805 p.m. 8:35 p.m. Based an 28 At Bats. Kansas City (Dotson OO) at Milwaukee (Bosio 1-0) Seattle (Young 0-2) at New York (LaPoint 0-1) California (Langston 1-0) at Boston (Clemens 30) Oakland (Stewart 30) at Baltimore (Johnson 2-0) Cleveland (Swindel 1-1) at Toronto (Key 1-0) Detroit (Ritz 0-3) at Minnesota (Guthrie 00) Chicago (King 00) at Texas (Moyer 0-2) NATIONAL LEAGUE The Associated Press BALTIMORE The Baltimore Orioles have seen Storm Davis win a lot of games, for them and against them. Last night, they finally beat him.

Pete Harnisch outpitched Davis as the Orioles beat the Kansas City Royals 8-5 for their fifth victory in six games. Davis, who began his career with the Orioles and helped them win the World Series in 1983, lost for the first time in six decisions against Baltimore. He gave up six runs, five of them earned, on eight hits in five innings. "This was probably the most frustrating game I've ever had," Davis said. "My control wasn't that bad, the pitches were all close.

But that's a part of the game I can't control." The five first Baltimore batters reached against Davis and Sam Horn's two-run single made it 4-0. Davis (1-2) wound up striking out five and walking two. Harnisch (2-0) allowed only two runners in the first six innings. He took a one-hitter and 6-1 lead into the seventh and left after singles by George Brett, Bo Jackson and Willie Wilson scored a run. "The slider was good coming out of the chute," Harnisch said.

"I threw it early to the first hitter, and it gave me confidence the rest of the night. I didn't have a good breaking ball all spring, but tonight I knew where it was going when I threw it" Jay Aldrich relieved Harnsich and got Frank White to ground int a double play that ended the seventh. He went 2 innings for AB Pet 10 34 9 16 .471 13 45 12 18 .400 12 43 4 17 .395 10 39 15 .385 13 53 6 20 .377 11 32 4 12 .375 11 44 6 16 .364 11 39 9 14 .359 12 42 11 15 .357 11 42 6 15 .357 retired the next 14 batters. The first of those outs, a grounder by White, scored Eisenreich. The Orioles loaded the bases in the first inning for the fourth time in five game's on this homestand.

They had scored a total of four runs in the three previous opportunities, before getting four against Davis. The Orioles loaded the bases again in the fourth and eighth, and were 3-for-7 with the bases filled. For the season, Orioles batters are 4-for-20 with the bases loaded, but have drawn five walks and hit three sacrifice flies fora total of 20 runs in 28 plate appearances. IN OTHER GAMES: Frank Tanana got his 199th career victory and ended a five-game losing streak against Minnesota, leading the Detroit Tigers over the host Twins, 6-3. Tanana (1-1) held Minnesota hitless for four innings and retired 15 of the first 18 batters.

He allowed three runs on six hits in 6 innings and won for the first time in seven starts against the Twins since July 28, 1985. Tony Fernandez capped a comeback from an early seven-run deficit with a two-run single in the sixth inning and Fred McGriff and Kelly Gruber later homered as host Toronto beat Cleveland, 1 2-9. The Indians led 9-2 before Toronto scored six times in the fifth. Gruber singled twice and John Olerud homered during the rally. his first save despite allowing Wilson's three-run homer with two outs in the ninth, his first.

"That's why you want to score runs, so you don't put pressure on the pitchers all the time," Orioles manager Frank Robinson said. "He didn't have to be perfect, and could still get the job done for me." Phil Bradley and Steve Finley opened the Orioles' first with singles and walks to Cal Ripken and Mickey Tettleton made it 1-0. Horn followed with his two-run single and Joe Orsulak hit an RBI single. Orsulak, who had four hits and a walk Sunday, later singled and tripled, stretching his hit streak to seven. He ended the string by hitting into a double play in the seventh.

The Orioles added two runs in the fourth. Orsulak led off with a single, Billy Ripken beat out a bunt for a hit and Brady Anderson's bunt loaded the bases when Orsulak slid into third ahead of Davis' throw. Bradley hit a grounder that went through the legs of charging third baseman Kevin Seitzer for an error, and Finley singled off the glove of Brett at first base for another run. Tettleton hit a two-run single in the eighth off Larry Mc Williams. Harnisch, making his third start of the season, gave up a walk to Jim Eisenreich and a double to Wilson in the second inning, then Home Runs Bell, Toronto, Gruber, Toronto, McGriff, Toronto, 10 are tied with 3-Runs Batted In Bell, Toronto, 13; Griffey, Seattle, 13; Felix, Toronto, 12; Gruber, Toronto, 12; Fernandez, Toronto, 11: Incaviglia.

Texas, 11; Snyder, Cleve EAST Last 10 Home Away DIVISION I Pet GB games Streak Pittsburgh 8 6 .571 64 Lost 1 2 4 6 2 Montreal 7 6 .538 K. 64 Lost 2 4 2 3 4 Philadelphia 7 6 .538 Vi 64 Won 3 2 2 5 4 Chicago 6 7 .462 Wi 46 Lost 4 2 5 4 2 New York 6 7 462 Vi 5-5 Won 2 4 5 2 2 St. Louis 6 8 .429 2 3-7 Won 1 3 3 WEST Last 10 Home Away DIVISION Pet GB games Streak Cincinnati 9 1 .900 9-1 Lost 1 3 1 6 0 Los Angeles 8 6 .571 3 64 Won 1 3 3 5 3 San Diego 7 6 .538 64 Won 1 4 3 3 3 Houston 5 7 417 5 5-5 Lost 1 3 5 2 2 San Francisco 5 8 .385 5' 3-7 Lost 1 0 5 5 3 Atlanta 2 8 200 7 2-8 Won 1 1 5 1 3 land, 11; Palmeiro. Texas, 10. Pitching (3 Decisions) CFinley, California, 3-0, 1.000; Ciemens, Bos ton, 3-0, 1.000; KBrown, Texas.

3-0, 1.000; Ryan, Texas, 3-0. 1 000: Stewart, Oakland, 3-0, 1.000; Stieb. Toronto, 3-0, 1.000. 5 are tied with .667. NATIONAL LEAGUE Based on 2t At Bats.

Santiago SD Dykstra Phi AB Pet 10 43 10 22 .512 9 32 8 14 .438 12 41 5 17 .415 8 35 8 14 .400 12 33 6 13 .394 14 59 10 23 .390 10 29 5 11 .379 12 48 10 18 .375 14 46 9 17 .370 12 52 6 19 .365 Tudor lifts Cardinals over Pirates Yesterday's Games St. Louis 7 Pittsburgh 4 San Diego 13 San Francisco 3 Kennedy SF Tomorrow's Games Atlanta at New York. 7:35 p.m. Cincinnati at Philadelphia 7:35 p.m. Montreal at Houston 8:35 p.m.

Chicago at San Diego 10O5 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Francisco 10:05 p.m. St. Louis at Los Angeles 10:35 p.m. DeShields Mon Home Runs Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 5: Brooks, Los Angeles, 4: Today's Games and Probable Pitchers Sabo, Cincinnati.

8 are tied with 3. Runs Batted In Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 16; Guerrero, St. Louis, 13: WCIarK San Francisco, 12: Brooks, Los Angeles. 11; Santiago, San Diego. 11: Dawson.

Atlanta (Smith 1-1) at New York (Gooden 1-2) 7:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Rjo 00) at Philadelphia (Howell 1-1) 7:35 p.m. Montreal (Gross 0-1) at Houston (Scott 0-1). 8:35 p.m. Chicago (Maddux 2-0) at San Diego (Rasmussen 00) 10:05 p.m.

St. Louis (Magrane 0-2) at Los Angeles (Morgan 2-0) 10:35 p.m. Pittsburgh (Drabek 2-1) at San Francisco (Garrelts 00) 10:35 p.m. Chicago, 10: HJohnson, New York, lu; Lanun, Cincinnati, 10; Murray, Los Angeles, 10. Pitching (3 Decisions) Armstrong, Cincinnati, 3-0, 1.000: Heaton, BLUE JAYS 12.

INDIANS 9 Pittsburgh, 3-0, I.OOO; LaCoss, San Francisco, 3-0. 1.000; Tudor, St. Louis. 3-0, 1.000: Viola, stopped a five-game home losing "We had Tudor on the ropes but couldn't knock him out," Pirates manager Jim Ley-land said. "We didn't play very well, buf.then you don't win every night" Tudor, 36, gave up five hits in eight innings and stayed unbeaten in his second stint with St.

Louis. The left-hander, who resigned with the Cardinals last Dec. 14 as a free agent, has permitted 14 hits and three runs in 21 innings. He is 9-1 lifetime against Pittsburgh. IN OTHER GAMES: Joe Carter drove in a career-high seven runs with a grand slam, double and single as the San Diego Padres routed the San Francisco Giants 13-3 in a game delayed twice by rain.

The Associated Press ST. LOUIS More important to John Tudor than what he accomplished last night was the lift he was able to give his slumping teammates. "We went out and we scored seven runs. We made the plays," Tudor said after the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-4.

"The team needed the win." Tudor's strong eight innings in his third start snapped St. Louis' four-game losing streak and left manager Whitey Herzog happy. "Three-and-zero looks pretty good when you're 6-8 (overall)," Herzog said. "He's already snapped three losing streaks, and National League we've only played two weeks." Pedro Guerrero's two-run homer was the big blow for the Cardinals, who have now scored 21 runs in Tudor's three starts. "That put us back on top and gave me a little more to shoot for," said Tudor, who totaled 85 pitches before giving way to Ken Dayley in the ninth.

"Instead of sitting on the bench and maybe feeling sorry for myself, I had to go out there and try to keep us in the ballgame." Two of the three runs Tudor surrendered were in the first inning in ending Pittsburgh's four-game win streak. The Cardinals also CLIVILANO ORIOLES 8. ROYALS 5 KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE akrkM Pvrrvdh 4 0 0 0 PBrodlev New York, 30. 1.000: Browning, Cincinnati. 2-1, akrkM Drabek, Pittsburgh, 2-1, ZSmith, akrkM Sill 1 1 1 Sill Montreal, 2-1.

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LOB Oevelond 4, Toronto 11. IB Snyder, Hernandei, Jocoby, Bod, FeHi, MoMonooo. HR Webster (I). Oar rud m. Grubor () McGrtff (4).

SB MWUson fJL Liriano ML Seltzer. DP Kansas City Baltimore 2. LOB Kansas City 2, Baltimore 10. 2B WWH-son. 3B OrauMk.

HR WWUsen (1L BAndorsoa SFMev. Cleveland's Felix Fermin hit a home run in II ER BB SO 0 5 2 5 tha seventh inning Sunday, his first career homer in 655 at-bats over 231 major league games. Kansas City SOavts L.I-1 5 Aquino 1 McWIWams 1-3 Forr 2-3 ER BB SO 0 1 1 Ckvetsnd Forrall 4 Mil 7 Nipper 0 1 1 OUn 1-3 0 WKandtrLl 3-3 0 1 Guanto 1-3 3 1 Orosco 1H 0 -41-1 -12-3 Fkmaoon HBP BAndarson by McWIIIIams. WP McWHHOHM Umpires Home, MdCeoa First, Tschlda; Sac 1M 1 Wins 1-1. DWardS.1..

ond, Vottoogio; Third, Johnson. 2:49. A 15,70. STREAKS Atlanta beat Cincinnati 3-1 Sunday to snap tha Reds dub-record nine-game winning streak from tha start of the season. SWINGS Cincinnati has 1 1 sacrifice bunts this season.

The Reds had just 66 last year. STARTERS Ramon Martinez has pitched three shutouts in 24 career starts. He is beginning his first full year in the majors with Los Angeles, and got his first shutout of the season Sunday against Houston. STOPPERS Twice in American League annals, during real games, real human beings accomplished the feat Bert Campaneris for the Kansas City A's in 1965, Cesar Tovar for the Minnesota Twins in 1968, both late-season peccadillos. Lyons, still circling Earth at that point, got wind of these feats, and the idea was lodged in his fertile brain forevermore.

He would not rest easily until he could do likewise, and what better time than now? Surely, they'd be watching back home, because it's fully cabled. "What else is there to do on a Monday afternoon on Pluto?" Lyons said. "I know they get ESPN up there, and WGN is big, too. Most everybody has satellite dishes. I was supposed to do this a couple years ago, at the tail end of spring training.

In Nashville. On April Fool's Day, naturally. Rained out. Just my luck." an answer until Thursday. By that time, today's game would be over and we'd already be in Texas.

That's assuming, by Thursday, Fisk would remember who asked him the question in the first place." Somehow, despite this backdrop of dissension, Lyons and Fisk tore themselves away from each other's throats to join White Sox teammates for the annual Windy City Classic exhibition against the Cubs on a shiny afternoon. The White Sox won again, also an annual occurrence, but to alleviate any tedium that this trend might perpetuate, Steve "Psycho" Lyons fulfilled a dream he has nurtured since he was a child on yonder planet. He played every position, twice playing two in the same inning, and 37,135 paid the price. If you're scoring, Lyons' magnificent obsession went 2-3-7-8-6-9-5-9-1-4. Press Wire Services CHICAGO Steve Lyons, the utility man from Pluto, was in the visitors' clubhouse at Wrigley Field yesterday morning, talking about that fine art of handling pitchers.

His stream of unconsciousness was overheard by Carlton Fisk, a real catcher. "I hardly slept at all last night, knowing Lyons is coming after my job," Fisk intoned in that regal manner of his. "I'm in real trouble now. You know what they say about the gear we use behind the plate? The tools of ignorance? Somehow, that takes on a special meaning today." Lyons, offended, shot back at the old man. "I was going to ask Fisk for some tips about what to do back there," he said.

"But you know how slow he thinks at his age. If I posed the question right now, I wouldn't get TIGERS 6. TWINS 3 DETROIT MINNESOTA obrhbi otrkM Phillips 3b 4 2 2 1 GloddenK 4 110 Trommel! ss SSIILorklndh 40 19 Whltaker 2b 4 0 1 1 PucKettcf 49 11 Nokesc 4 1 2 1Goettl3b 19 10 Mosebycf 4 120Harperc 3 0 9 9 Fielder lb 3 0 0 1 Moses ph 10 0" Sheets dh 2 0 0 1 Ortlzc 0 9 0 0 Lemon rf 4 0 0 9 Castillo rf 3 0 0 0 Jonas If 4 0 0 0 0 Wllllomslf OOMMackph 0 0 99 Hrbek lb 3 19 9 Gaoness 4 119 Newman 2b 2 9 0 9 Manrtque 2b 19 12 Totals 14 4 11 Tetats 31 1 1 Detroit 010 920 100 -4 Minnesota OtO Ml 100-1 Nipper pitched to 3 barton In the 5th. HBP MoKkxndo by AcKer, Ftllx by Wick on-dtr. PB Myers.

Umpires Horn, Shutodt; First, McOaDondi Second, Oenkmoon Third, Merrm. HOW THE RUNS SCORED Indians First Browne singled to center. Webster singled to left, Browne to second. CJames filed out to right, Browne to third. Snyder singled to left, Browne scored, Webster to third, Snyder to second on throw to third.

Maldonado singled to center, Webster scored, Snyder to third, Maldonado to second on throw home. Jacoby walked. On Myers' passed ball. Snyder scored, Maldonado to third, Jacoby to second. Hernan- dez struck out.

Alomar grounded out to pitcher. Indians 3, Blue Jays 0. Indians Sacond: Fermin grounded out to second. Browne singled to center. Webster flied out to center.

C.James singled to right. Browne to third. Acker relieved Flanagan. Snyder doubled to left, Browne and CJames scored, and on shortstop Fernandez's throwing error, Snyder to Lee Smith is four for tour in save situations. He wasn't even supposed to be Boston's stopper this season after the Red Sox signed free agent Jeff Reardon.

STEALS Phillips 2, Harper. DP Detroit 1, Minnesota 2 LOB Detroit Minnesota 5. 28 Nokes, Jones, Goone, Moseby. 38 Jones. SB Moseby (2), Phillips (3).

SF Fielder, Perez HWY 35 LAURENCE HARBOR (201)566-0080 Detroit TananaW.M 6 2-3 6 3 Nunez 1 1-3 0 0 Gleoton 1-3 0 0 ER BB SO 3 1 2 9 9 0 0 1 0 9 0 9 0 9 Montreal's Mike Fitzgerald was caught stealing on a delayed attempt in the second inning Sunday, ending a streak of 27 straight successful steals against the New York Mets Pittsburgh pitcher Neal Heaton stole the second base of his career. Pirates manager Jim Leyland didn't appreciate Heaton's daring he fined him $250. SLUMPS Oakland's Mike Gallego is 0-for-17. The Cardinals have lost five straight home games. STARTS Atlanta catcher Greg Olson, who has played parts of nine seasons in the minors, singled in his major league debut Sunday at Cincinnati.

SIDELINED RSmlthU0-2. Drummond Yett Aounera OUR FEATURE DANCER FOR THE WEEK: "Abbe VogeP Featured in 4i. Playboy's Qraat Playmate Hunt Apr. 24-26th Tue. thru Sat.

Showthnm: 5, 8:30.8. 9:30, 11 p.m. HBP Hrbek by Tanana. Umpires Homo, Hlrschbedu First, Phillips; Second, McCoy; Third, Clark. 2:43.

A 13,129. CARDINALS 7. PIRATES 4 THIS PAPER IS RECYCLABLE THE ASBURY PARK PRESS ekrkM 5 9 11 4 3 10 5 14 1 4 112 10 11 PITTSBURGH STLOUIS akrkM Canoetosl If 3 19 0 Coleman If Bellas 2 10 0 OSmlthss Reduslb 4 0 1 IMcGeecf BonlHorf 3 10 0 Guerrero lb King 3b 4 0 12 Pendleton 3b Slouahte 3 0 10 Jones 3b Nick Esasky missed Sunday's game with a sprained right shoulder. He returned to Atlanta for an examination while the Braves at Cincinnati. STATUS 4 0 0 9 LaVolllerac 1119 MThompsonrf 3 0 0 1 VonSlykecf 4 0 10 Zellec 1110 Llnd 2b 3 9 9 0 Oouendo 2b 112 9 Wotkp 1 9 9 9 Tudorp 3 9 9 9 Prince ph lOOODoyleyp 0 9 9 0 TALK "LIVE" 1 on i third.

Maldonado struck out. Indians Blue Jays 0. Indians Third: Jacoby walked. Hernandez doubled to right, Jacoby scored, Hernandez out at third, right fielder to shortstop to third baseman. Alomar struck out.

Fermin struck out. Indians Blue Jays 0. Blue Jays Third: Fernandez flied out to center. Wilson singled to center. Gruber struck out, Wilson stole second.

Bell singled to left, Wilson scored. McGriff singled to center, Bell to second. Olerud singled to right. Bell scored, McGriff to second. Myers grounded out to first.

Indians 6, Blue Jays 2. Indians Fourth: Browne grounded out to third. Webster homered to right. CJames popped out to second. Snyder fouled out to first.

Indians 7, Blue Jays 2. Indians Fifth: Maldonado hit by pitch. Jacoby doubled to left, Maldonado scored. Hernandez grounded out to first, Jacoby to third. Alomar grounded out to third.

Fermin singled to center, Jacoby scored. Browne grounded out to pitcher. Indians 9, Blue Jays 2. Blue Jays Firth: Gruber singled to left. Bell doubled to left.

Gruber to third. McGriff singled to right, Gruber scored, Bell to third, McGriff out at second, right fielder to catcher to shortstop, Bell scored. Olerud homered to left. Myers filed out to center. Liriano walked.

Liriano stole second, and on catcher Alomar's throwing error, Liriano to third. Felin doubled to left, Liriano scored. Nipper relieved Farrell. Fernandez singled to center, Felix scored. Wilson singled to right, Fernandez to second.

Gruber singled to left, Fernandez scored, Wilson to second. Olin relieved Nipper. Bell flied out to left. Indians Blue Jays 1. Blue Jays Sixth: Wickander pitching.

McGriff Died out to left. Olerud walked. Borders, pinch hitting for Myers, flied out to left. Liriano walked, Olerud to sacond. Felix hit by pitch, Olerud to third, Liriano to second.

Guante relieved Wickander. Fernandez singled to shortstop, Olerud and Liriano scored, Felix to second. Wilson flied out to center. Blue Jays 10, Indians S. Blue Jays Seventh: Gruber homered to left.

BeH flied out to center. McGriff homered to right. Orosco relieved Guante. Olerud walked. Borders struck out.

Liriano (tied out to right. Blue Jays 12, Indians 9. Caught Stealing: Nona. Strikeouts: Indians-Hernandez 2, Maldonado 2, Alomar, Fermin, C.James, Snyder; Blue Jays-Grjber 2, Felix, Borders. Kramer 9 0 0 0 Bream ph 10 0 0 Raskin 0 0 0 0 Roeslerp 0 0 0 0 Tstots 4 3 Tetats 35 7 11 From page Dl become increasingly annoyed at the team's attitude.

"When I'm not pitching, I'm on the bench and I'm ready to pinch run," Perez said. "I'm ready to do anything. I like to do that. That's part of my job. But I don't see that here.

"There are some guys who should be getting ready to pinch hit and pinch run in the sixth, seventh or eighth, and they just sit there. You have to know when you're gonna pinch hit. You have to stretch, you have to get ready. You don't be sitting down on the bench. You have to prepare yourself mentally.

"And there's too many jokes during the game in the dugout. Too many funny things. Sure, this is a game, but you have to have fun playing well on the field, not in the dugout. And you shouldn't be having fun if you've lost five in a row. "Bull on the bench is no good, especially if you're losing.

I watch everything. I see. "You know, now it doesn't seem like a big deal, but late in the season you think about all the games you lost early." Perez is most upset with the Yankees' five-game losing streak as they enter a three-game series with the Mariners tonight at the Stadium. Most players feel it's early, but Perez is concerned the Yanks might get too far behind to take advantage of his history of winning in September 1 3-3 over the last three years. "You want to win early in the year," Perez said.

"Then you can get in a slump later on and not have it kill you. And I want to win this year with the Yankees. "I want to try and do this thing together. We have to play more together. I see people playing out there for themselves and not for the team.

That's not good." 1M Ml Ml -4 101 1M list I. HS SiLents 4 Pittsburgh's Barry Bonds left Sunday's game In the fifth Inning after a home plate collision. His status is day-to-day with a bruised right knee. Ozzie Smith returned to the St. Louis lineup Sunday after missing five games with a groin strain.

Mark Grace of tha Chicago Cubs did not start for the first time this season because of a slight back strain. He pinch hit Sunday and struck out. STARS Sid Fernandez pitched a two-hitter for New York's first complete game of the season as tha Mets beat Montreal 5-0 on Sunday. SCOUTING 3 j-U u. Redus, Coleman.

DP StLouls I. LOB Pittsburgh 4, StLouls 10. 2B King, Slaught, McGee. HR Guerrero (3). SB Jones (2), BeH (2), McGee (3).

Bell, Tudor. Pittsburgh ER BB SO WotkUI-3 4 0 5 3 1 1 Kramer 2 1 0 0 2 0 Ruskln 1-1 11110 Roesler 12-1 11112 StLeutt Tudor WJ-0. Day lev- John Leister allowed eight hits and one run in 8 1-3 Innings as Pawtucket (Red Sox) beat Scanton-Wilkes Barre 2-1 In an International League game on Sunday. 1-900-654-MEET HBP Cangelosl by Tudor. WP Wo.

BK -Walk. Umpires Home, Crawford; First, DeMuttt; Second, Holllon; Third, Harvey. 2:51 A 22,741. VANKEES SCHEDULE Tonight Seattle 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow Seattle 7:30 p.m.

Thursday Seattle 7:30 p.m. Friday California 7:30 p.m. Saturday California 1:30 p.m. Rated $9.95 for up to15mln. SPEAKING "They were thinking we were invincible.

This brought them down." Cincinnati's Billy Hatcher after the Riverfront Stadium fans booed at the end of the Reds' first loss of the season. '4.