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4C Press Sun-Bulletin Thursday, June 30, 1994 SCORES, STANDINGS SCHEDULES Reds 5. Aatroa 3 Padres 11. Rockies 3 mmmm i- mwun i iuj u. ii imtfw.twimmmmi''tmi AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division I Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away New York 47 27 .635 9-1 W8 25-12 22-15 Baltimore 42 32 .568 5 6-4 11 19-19 23-13 37 38 .493 10V 5-5 L4 19-18 18-20 "Detroit 36 38 .486 11 4-6 L1 23-15 13-23 Toronto 32 43 .427 15'A 1-9 W1 22-18 10-25 Central Division Pet GB 110 Streak Home Away Cleveland 43 29 .597 6-4 W1 24-10 19-19 Chicago 41 32 .562 2'. 7-3 L1 21-16 20-16 Kansas City 40 35 .533 4'i 6-4 2 16-17 24-18 Minnesota 39 35 .527 5 3-7 1 2 22-15 17-20 Milwaukee 36 40 .474 9 6-4 L1 19-19 17-21 Wast Division Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away 34 40 .459 3-7 W1 17-21 17-19 32 44 .421 3 3-7 W1 20-18 12-26 California 33 46 .418 3'A 3-7 L3 16-25 17-21 Oakland 32 45 .416 3V 8-2 W7 15-23 17-22 National League Padres 10.

Rockies 4 SANMfcGO COLORADO akrkH akrkH lopez2b 5 22 0 EYnglf 5 010 LvngstS) 3 01 0 VndrWIIf 0 0 00 Snrpley3b 1111 Kngeiycf 3 1 00 TGwynrf 4 123 Bcnetterf 5 121 Dee cf 5 22 2 Glngalb 5 110 PtoSerK 4 112 Hayes 3o 5 121 EWInalb 5 111 Glrardl 5 021 Guttetzsi 4 01 0 Castiilan 4 0 2 1 PAMtzp 1 000 Weiss ss 0 000 Asmutc 4 120 Urtanozb 2 010 SSndrsp 2 01 0 Ritzp 0 000 Tabakap 0 000 HJhnsnph 0 0 00 Beanph 1111 Btalrp 0 000 Elliott 0 00 0 MMunzp 0 0 00 Robert! 2b 1 000 Shaflerpri 0 000 Walton 0 000 Totals 40101510 Totals 344 11 4 San Diego 000 001324-10 Colorado 2X001 010 4 DP San Diego 1, Colorado 1. LOB San Diego 6, Colorado 11. 2B Lopez (1 2), Livingstone (8), TQwynn2(21), DBefl (14), Bichette (22). 3B Bean (1), HR DBeil (10), Planter (16), EVVHIiama (3). SB Galarraga (6).

CS EY-oung (3). Uriano, Rltz 2. SF TQwynn. ER BB SO San Diego SSanders 5V. 6 3 3 3 6 0 0 0 1 0 13 110 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 Colorado Rltz 6 6 110 5 Blair L.0-4 3 3 3 0 0 MMunoz 1V.

3 2 2 0 0 Walton 1 3 4 4 2 0 Elliott pitched to 3 batters In the 8th. WP SSanders. Umpires Home, Pooclno; Rrst, Crawford; Second, Winters; Third, Froemmlnj. 3:19. A 60.173.

(Tuesday's game) (second oame) it UUiO GOUMADO akrkH akrkH Robertszb 7 330 EYnglf 4 0 11 Lvngst3b 4 01 1 Weiss 5 110 Shipley 3b 0 10 0 Bchetterf 5 0 20 TGwyn if 3 12 2 Glrrga 1b 5 011 DBeUcf 5 041 CaslMa3b 4 0 00 Plntwlt 4 100 Kngetycf 3 2 10 EWImsIb 5 100 Hayesph 1 000 tope; sa 5 21 1 GkaroH 4 021 PAMCP 0 000 UnanoZB 3 000 Asmusc 5 110 Harkeyp 1 000 benesp zuuuMMunzp uouu Beanph 1 000 HJhnsnph 1 000 Httmanp 0 000 Walton 0 000 Nwvesph 1 01 1 BRofttnp 0 0 00 Gutierzsi 1 111 VndrWlph 1 000 wmsp noun Moore 0 0 00 Holmeep 0 000 Totals 4311 147 Totals 37 3 83 San Diego 1X000 000 1911 Colorado 000 010 OX 11- 3 Weiss (10), Uriano (6), Wal ton (1), Holmes (1). OP San uiego uoioraoo 3. lub san Diego 1 1 Colorado 6. 2B Lopez (11), Galarraga (19). Klngery (15).

3 Roberts (4). SB Ausmus (5). CS Bichette (5). Shiolev. Ausmus, Bene.

Harkey. en bo oU San Diego 8 4 1 1 Hoffman W.3-3 2 2 1 1 2 2 PAMarttisz 12 1 10 0 Cotorado Hakey Th 7 1 14 2 MMunoz 10 1 0 0 0 Walton IV. 2 1 1 1 1 BRuffln V. 0 0 0 0 0 GrHamsL.3-9 US 5 0 0 Moore V. 0 3 0 1 1 1.1 I 0 0 0 HBP GrHams (Shipley), by Moore (EWIlliams), by Moors (Lopez).

WP Hoffman, Moore. Balk Walton. Umpires Home, rroemmtng; First Crawford: Second. Poncmo; Third, Winters. 3:34.

A 55,021. Wednesday's multi New York 4, Boston 3 (10) Oakland 1, California Baltimore at Cleveland (n) Toronto 5, Milwaukee 0 Kansas City at Chicago (n) Texas at Minnesota (n) Detroit at Seattle (n) game New York (Muthotand fV8) at Boston (Hesketh 4-4), 7:05 Texas (Bohanon O-O) at Minnesota (Mahomee 7-3), 1:15 Toronto (Guzman 6-8) at Milwaukee (Wegman 5-0). 2:05 Baltimore (Mover 2-5) at Cleveland (Clark 8-2), 7:05 Kansas City (Gubteza 5-6) at Chicago (Sanderson 6-2), 8:08 Only games scheduled Friday's game Seattle at New York, 7:05 Detroit at Texas, 2, 6:35 Oakland at Boston, 7:05 Minnesota at Cleveland, 746 Calrtomia at Baltimore, 7:35 Milwaukee at Chicago, 8:06 Toronto at Kansas City, 8:06 NATIONAL LEAGUE ASSOCIATED PRESS Once the pride of the New York Mets, Darryl Strawberry, left, and Dwight Gooden are in a battle to save their careers. Both have slid downhill since the 1 986 World Series. MINOR LEAGUES BASEBALL Meteoric ascent fizzling for Strawberry, Gooden East Division Pet 6B L10 Streak Home Away Atlanta 47 28 .627 4-6 W1 23-16 24-12 Montreal 46 30 .605 6-4 11 23-15 23-15 Philadelphia 39 38 .506 9 6-4 W1 25-14 14-24 Florida 36 41 .468 12 2-8 L1 19-19 17-22 New York 33 43 .434 14V.

3-7 L5 15-22 18-21 Cantral Division Pet GB HQ Streak Home Away Cincinnati 44 32 .579 7-3 L1 27-11 17-21 42 35 .545 2'i 4-6 W1 22-16 20-19 St Louis 38 36 .514 5 6-4 W3 17-20 21-16 Pittsburgh 37 38 .493 6'h 7-3 LI 22-14 15-24 'Chicago 32 42 .432 11 7-3 W1 13-25 19-17 West Division Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Los Angeles 39 37 .513 5-5 W1 21-15 16-22 Colorado 36 41 .468 3'i 5-5 L1 18-22 18-19 San Francisco 33 44 .429 6' 3-7 L1 18-21 15-23 San Diego 30 47 .390 9' 5-5 W1 20-19 10-28 EASTERN LEAGUE North Division Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Mets 45 31 .592 6-4 3 23-16 22-15 New Haven 43 33 .566 2 7-3 LI 23-18 20-15 Albany-Cotonie 39 36 .520 5't 6-4 W5 18-19 21-17 New Britain 33 44 .429 12'. 2-8 L6 14-23 18-22 Portland 29 46 .387 15'A 4-6 W1 14-2115-25 South Division Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Bowie 47 29 .618 6-4 W3 28-14 19-15 Harrisburg 48 30 .615 5-5 W2 21-20 26-11 Canton-Akron 36 43 .456 127; 3-7 L2 17-19 20-23 Trenton 33 43 .434 14 4-6 L1 14-21 19-22 Reading 28 46 .378 18 7-3 W6 13-25 15-21 NEW YORK (AP) The year was 1986. Dwight Gooden was 21, Darryl Strawberry was 24. They were World Champions, best friends, and the leaders of baseball's newest Wsdrawsty'a reeu Albany 5. Mets 4 N.Haven 2, Bowie 2, (6), rain Wednesday's games St Louis at New York, rain PhrrJelpnia5, Fionoa2 Atlanta 8, Montreal 2 Today's gemee Mets (Person 4-2) at Albany (FOvera), 7:00 Reading at Bowie New Haven at New Britain Portland at Trenton Only games scheduled Thursday's games New York (Sabertngen 7-4) at San Diego (Hamilton 4-2), 1 tt05 Atlanta (Mercker 62) at Florida (Hough 56), 7:35 Cindnriati (Sohourek 3-1) at Pittsburgh (Z.Srr 8-6), 7:35 Cdorado (Rta 1-4) at St Louis (Palados 1-6), 8:05 Chicago (Foster 2-1) at Houston (Hamisch 2-4), 8.05 Montreal (Fassero 5-5) at San Franceco (Torres 2-7), 10:06 Philadelphia (Munoz 4-2) at Los Angeles (Astaoo 6-5), 10X6 (Tuesday's game) EMMATI akrkH akrkH 4 01 0 BLHunter cf 3 0 1 0 4 01 0 Bream ph 1011 4 120 Gnzakelf 0 000 3 231 4 0 20 3 222 Bows) lb 4 0 00 4 000 Cmrrrt3b 4 0 00 2 001 Hmptnp 0 0 00 1 000 Bassrf 4 110 0 00 0 Moutonrf 4 0 00 SOOOEsebioc 4 122 1 01 1 Cedenoss 4 120 0 OOOSwndeKp 2010 3 000 Fewer ph 1 0 00 Walton cf TFmdz3b Larkmst RSndrsrf Boone 2b Moms 1b BnnAd It MrtcfJpb Tbnesec Oonettc LHmsph JBmttyp SmUeyp Cnscop DSndrscf 0 000 Edensp 1 000 Powell veresp DnneleSb 0 000 0 0 00 0 000 0 000 Totas 33 5 105 Totals 35 3103 Oram 2X2X001-6 Houston OX 2X 100 3 DP Cincinnati 1, Houston 1.

LOB Cincinnati 4, Houston 5. 2 FJR Sanders 2 (15), Boone (16), Bream (5), Biggio (29), Eusebkj (6). HR RSanders (13), Eusebio (4). SB Biggio (23). CS Walton (3), TFernandez (6).

SF Brum-field. ER BB SO SrrieyW.7-8 6A 9 3 .3 0 5 Carrasco 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Houston Swindell L5-6 7 8 4 4 1 8 Edens 111 110 Powell too 0 0 0 Veres 0 0 0 0 0 Hampton 'A 1 0 0 0 1 Edens pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. Umpires Home, Hernandez; Rrst, Halllon: Second, Layne; Third, Runge. 2:43. A 24,016.

8LUMPS The Toronto Bate Jays' 10-oame losing streak is their longest since they dropped 12 straight In 1981. Harrtsburg 1 1 (rrton-Akron 5 Reading at New Britain, rain Portland at Trenton, rain Tuesday's results Albany 2, Blnghamton 1 Bowie 7, New Haven 2 Harrisburg 2, Canton-Akron Reeding 7, New Britain 2 Poroand 24, Trenton 3-3 Marttnez2b3 01 0 Jeter sa 4010 Altera) ss 3 01 0 Lukerf 4 110 Jacobs lb 4 001 Seefned 1t4 0 1 0 Barry rf 4 000 Moutontt 3 110 Dans If 2 010 Carpenter dh 4 0 1 0 Sndrs3b 3 000 Wilson 3 0 2 1 Sanders dh 2 01 0 Etster3b 4 0 21 Greene 3 00 0 Fleming 2h3 0 0 0 Tools 32 1 5 1 Totals 33 2 9 2 litighamsxi 000 1000001 5 0 Atany 000000002 2 9 0 none. DP Blnghamton 2. LOB Blnghamton 4, Albany 7. 2B Sanders, Seethed, Mouton, Wilson 2.

Martinez, Alfonzo. CS Davis, Sanders. ER BB SO srrgnaussn 8 6 0 0 1 6 BewamnnU-5 3 2 2 1 2 Albany 9 5 1 1 3 5 Umpires Miguez, Erramousse. 2:28 1,519. Double-A All-Star Rosters Selection of th American snd National leagues Doubto-A All-Star for th fourth annual Double-A All-Star Gam July 11 In Blnghamton (EL Esstern Legue; 8L Southern League; TL Texas Leegue) NATIONAL LEAGUE First beee: Jon Zuber, Reading, EU Tim Beik, Chattanooga, SL Second base: Tony Graffanl-no.

Greenville, SL Third baae: Bryn Kosco, New Haven, EL Catcher: Charles Johnson, Portland, EL Shortstop: Mark Grudzielanek, Harrisburg, EL Juan Castro, San Antonio, TL- Tom Nevers, Jackson, TL Outfielders: Anthony Lewis, Arkansas, TL' Brad Gennaro, Wichita, TL Trey Beamon, Carolina, SL Jay Davis, Blnghamton, EL; Kevin Northrup, Harrisburg, EL; Mark Johnson, Carolina, SL Pitchers: Juan Castillo, Blnghamton, EL; Juan Acevedo, New Haven, EL Brad Clontz, Greenville, SL Stacy Jones, Shreveport, TL; Rick Huisman, Jackson, TL' Ben Vanryn, San Antonio, TL Phil Schneider, New Haven, EL BIN Pulsipher, Blnghamton, EL Blaine Beatty, Chattanooga, SL Terell Wad, Greenville, SL AMERICAN LEAGUE First baae: Pork Chop Pough, Canton, EL Chris Weinke, Knoxvlll. 8L Tate Seefrled, Albany, EL Second base: Chris Stynes, Knoxville, SL Hector Vargas, BoWe, EL Third bias: Tim Unros, El Paso, TL Catcher Cesar Devarez, Bowie, EL Roger Luce, Tulsa, TL Shortstop: Damian Jackson, Canton, EL Mark Loretta, El Paso, TL Outfielder: Ernie Younu. Huntsvtlle, SL Jos Malava, New Britain, EL Matt Stairs, New Britain, cL Tony Barron, Jack-sorwM, SL Lyte Mouton, Albany, Pitcher: Alan levtne, Birmingham, SL LaTroy Hawkins, Nashville, SL Jimmy Haynes, Bowie, EL Aaron Dortarqu, Memphis, SL Marc Barcelo, Nashville, 8L Kenny Cartyle, Trenton. EL Korev Kelino, Mid land, TL Carlos Crawford, Canton, EL John Wasdln, HuntsvHK, bu Mike uumoyie, Trenton, tt Weoiaeday'a reult FJmtra 6, Oneonta 4 (9), Vermont at Batavla PlllsnekJ at Jamestown Huoson Vaaey Wesand New Jersey at St Catharines titles at Auburn Today" oame Vermont at Batavla Plttsflefd at Jamestown Hudson Valley at Wesand New Jersey at St Catharine Eknlm at Oneonta Auburn at LWca Watertown at VVWarnapoft Tuesday's result Uenal, Oneonta 0 Vermont 9, Brrtra 1 Wtsusneport 6, Pstsfleld 5 ijdson Vssey 10, Watertown 1 Auburn 3-8, New Jersey 1-6 Wnd at Jamestown Batavia 4, St Csananne 2 three years, and their statistics dropped off. Gooden never again won 24 games as he did in 1985.

Strawberry's last monster year came in 1989, with 39 homers. There was one difference: Gooden repaired his image and re-established himself as the cornerstone of the Mets. Strawberry's career was tarnished by a series of off-field incidents: A divorce, a paternity suit, allegations of wife-beating, an IRS investigation. But in the end, the two were more alike than different when it came to their abuse problems. "An addict is an addict," said New York Yankees pitcher Steve Howe, who's been suspended seven times for drug use, after hearing about Gooden.

Mets announcer Rusty Staub, a former player, said he wasn't sure if people would be as forgiving toward Dwight and Darryl after their latest lapses. "I feel sorry for them both, but they both went back and did it a second time," Staub said Wednesday. "As much as I care about Doc and I do a great deal he made a decision. And he's the guy that has to make the decision now to straighten things out." Gooden was already facing a make-or-break season, coming off back-to-back losing years with his contract about to expire. Strawberry was a physical question mark with back problems before his substance abuse surfaced.

The Giants, desperate for an outfield bat, have offered Strawberry a shot at redemption. He isn't expected to play until after the All-Star game on July 12. Gooden will probably be a free agent this off-season. But it may be too late for either to make up for lost time. "I see both of them coming back, but coming back to what?" asked Mookie Wilson, a teammate from 1986.

"None of us come back to what we were. And in the case of these two guys, they weren't where they were when theyleft." dynasty: The New York Mets. Eight years later, the young stars who brought life to a moribund franchise are both on their own losing streaks. There was no dynasty, no more titles, and Gooden is now where Strawberry was three months ago: Sidelined by a recurring addiction that could end his career. Strawberry missed the first 2Vj months of the season after admitting to a substance abuse problem; he signed with the San Francisco Giants on June 19 after a stay at the Betty Ford Clinic.

Just nine days later, Gooden was suspended for 60 days after failing to follow his aftercare program for cocaine addiction. "No question, they are both in serious trouble," said Mets executive vice president Joe Mcllvaine, who's known both players for more than a decade. "Will Doc be with us? I don't have any answers yet." Once, the answers were in Gooden's right arm and Strawberry's lefty swing. The Mets had suffered through six straight losing seasons when Strawberry arrived in May 1983, greeted by a headline that said simply, "Straw, Save Us." Gooden came the next year, posting a remarkable 58-19 record in his first three seasons. In announcing Gooden's suspension, Mcllvaine recalled how Dwight "breathed life into the organization.

He gave us credibility." The two phenoms Gooden wearing No. 16, Strawberry No. 18 never again achieved the heights of 1986. Gooden checked into the Smithers Center for treatment of cocaine addiction in 1987. Three years later, Strawberry was in the sam? facility for alcohol rehabilitation.

Although Strawberry left the Mets in 1990, his career stayed intertwined with Gooden's. Both were plagued by injuries in the last NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP Tuesday's results Seattle 6, Detroit 4 New Yorkl O.Boston 4 Cleveland 9, Baltimore 8 Milwaukee 6, Toronto 4 Kansas City 4, Chicago 3 Texas 10, Minnesota 6 Oakland 3, CaWomiaO Houston 3, Cincinnati 1 Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 5 San Diego at Colorado San Francisco at Los Angeles (n) RortfafcPhladdphlal Cincinnati 5, Houston 3 Los Angeles 7, San Francisco 4 Athletics 3. Angels 0 (Tue CAUI uesday's game) rows real akrkH 000 RHdsnlf 3 0 10 OOOJavierd 3010 000 Betroadh 4 110 02 0 Serrart 4 0 10 OOONesMb 4 010 000 Gates 2b 3 1 00 000 BorrJckss 3 121 00 0 Bro5ius3b 3 011 OOOHmondc 3 0 00 02 0 Totals 30 3 8 2 000 000 000-0 0X021 OOx 3 Owen 3b Easley2b EdmnsH Salmon rt Curtis cf Homer dh Snow 1b Myersc DSrcnass Totals Cattoma Oakland Salmon (5). DP California 1, Oakland 1. LOB California 3, Oakland 6.

2B Bordk (17). 3B Bordick (2). SB RHenderson (10). Hudler. Si BB SO California leflwcnL.3-6 6 7 3 2 1 5 Sprmger 2 1 0 0 2 0 Oakland BWttW.67 9 2 0 0 2 6 Umpires Home, Scott; Rrst, Phillips; Second, Roe; Third, McOeHand.

2.35. Brewers 6. Blue Jays 4 (Tuesday's game) tunuaiu MLWAUKEf akrkH akrkH White cl 3 100 JoReed2b 5 110 RAknr2b 5 01 1 Sertzef3b 5 0 10 Molrlndh 5 000 Surhoffc 4 001 Carter rf 5 110 GVghn If 3 121 Olerudlb 4 122 Nilssondh 4 111 Huff If 4 021 Jahalb 4 2 2 1 Sprgua3b 2 000 Miesksrf 4 111 Brdersc 3 010ADzct 3 0 30 Sctiterd ss 2 1 1 0 JsVlntn ss 2 0 2 1 Totals 33 4 8 4 Totals 34 6 136 Toronto 300 001 0004 Mwaukse 100 220 01x Mleske (3). DP Toronto 1. Milwaukee 1.

LOB Toronto 11, Milwaukee a. Zb Olerud (23 Borders (10), Jaha (10), AOiaz (4 mm uvauann it) misson Jaha (9). SB White (9), ADIaz (5). ADiaz, jsvalentin. FJ) BB SO Toronto StrmalL5-7 5 9 5 5 2 3 Casteo 3 4 1 10 3 MrwauVee Mrands 3 4 3 2 3 1 JMcoasW.f-O 2V.

1 1 14 0 Henry V. 3 0 0 1 2 Orosco 1 0 0 0 0 0 Fetters 1 0 0 0 1 1 WP Stewart 2, Miranda. Umpires Home, Craft Rrst Mckean: Second, Joyce, Thkt), Hfckox. 3:20. A 18,905.

Rangers 10. Twins 8 Tuesday's game) akrkH akrkH 3 310 Knblcfi2b 0 0 00 2 111 LeliaSb 4 2 11 1 100 AColecf 5 120 5 131 Pucksttdh 5 110 4 111 Hrbeklb 5 2 23 4 122 Mack If 3 0 10 5 112 PMurvif 4 0 11 5 113 Hale 3b 2 010 4 030 Hocking si 1010 4 01 0 Rbouletsi 4 000 WfnerJcc 4 0 00 37101410 Totals 37 105 3X11060010 000 302100-6 Frye2b CJmeert OMcOlcf Crsecodh WCIarklb JGrutelf Palmer 3b Greer cf Betiress JOrttzc Totals Texas JQonzalez (2). DP Texas 1, Minnesota 2. LOB Texas 6, Minnesota 7. 2B Fry (11), ACole (12), Hrbek (6).

3B CJames (3). HR-JOonzalez (10), Greer (4), Leius (11), Hrbek (5). SB Hocking (1). CS Bettre (4), JOrttz(l). BB SO Tan 6.

7 6 5 2 3 OnSrtHth I'A 1 0 0 1 2 HereS.5 1' 2 0 0 0 2 Mlmasoti PuNdo 4 7 4 4 1 0 Stevens L2-2 2 3 3 3 3 2 WiW 0 1110 0 Gumrls It 0 0 0 0 1 Campbell 2V. 3 2 2 1 1 Stevens pitched to 2 baiters fit the 7tft, WIIr prtched to 1 battsr si the 7th. HBP by Stevens (CJames). WP Camobsll. Umpires Home.

Hlrschbeck; First Young; Second. Barrett; Third, Garcia. 3:16. A 19,581. Braves 6.

Expos 2 AIUUTA MOWTRfAl rkH akrkH 01 0 Grssomcf 4 010 000 FrazlerK 3 0 00 GJIgherlf 3 Ttscolt 2 Blauserss 4 RKeilycf 5 McGrff 1b 4 Justcsrf 3 O'Brien 4 Lemke2b 3 Pecota3b 4 Smoltzp 4 McMdp 0 100 Alourt 00 0 LWtkrlb 110 DHchrc 11 2 Crdeross 3 1 00 4 000 4 000 4 100 1 2 0 Lnsing 3b 4 0 1 0 110 Bnvdes2b 3 000 02 3 Scott 0 000 111 Roydph 000 Henryp Snawp Berry 3b 1 001 2 010 0 000 2 010 Totals 36 69 6 Totals 34 2 4 1 Atlanta X1 102 200-6 Montreal 000100 001-2 Blauser 2 (9), RKelry(3), Pecota (1), LWalker (5), Cordero (17). LOB Atlanta 6, Montreal 7. 2B Justice (11), O'Bnen (4), Pecota 2 (4), Berry (13). HR Smoltz (1). SB McQnff (4).

CS RKeHy(10). ER BB SO Atlanta 8 3 1 0 2 7 McMchael 111 0 0 1 Montreal HenyU4-1 St 6 4 2 9 Shaw 1 3 2 2 0 0 Scott 2 0 0 0 0 1 HBP by Shaw (Biauaei). Umpires Home, Bell; First West Second, Rapuano; Third, Putt. 2:46. A 45.960.

Cubs 6. Pirates 5 ptmsimeH CHICAGO akrkH akrkH Garcia 2b 4 00 0 Dnstonss 4 2 2 0 JSeitss 3 220 Grace 1b 4 010 VnSlykcf 4 130 Sosarf 4 110 Merced rf 3 114 GHIII cf 5233 BRHntr 1b 4 00 0 Zmbmo If 3 0 1 2 RMratop 0 00 0 Parent 3 0 0 1 Foley 3b 0 00 0 Robrsnph 10 00 Martin If 4 110 Wilkins 0 0 00 King 3b 4 00 0 Bechele 3b 4 0 1 0 Dewey 0 000 Cnmp 0 0 00 Slauohtc 4 01 1 Snchaz2b 4 110 Neaglep 1 000 AYngp 2 0 00 Varsnoph 1 000 Mksdnph 1 000 Minor OOOOPtesacp 0 000 DClarkph lOOOBuhstap 0 000 White 0 000 JHmazSb 0 000 KYnglb 0 00 0 Totals 33 58 5 Totals 35 8106 FWSxgh OX 000 410-5 Chicago 003010002-6 Two outs when winning run scored. DP Chicago 1. LOB Pittsburgh 3. Chicago 8.

2B QHW (5), Sanchez (5). HR Merced (5), GHiU (5). SB Oumton (3), Sosa (13), GHIII 2 (10), Zambrano (2). JHernandez. SF Merced.

ER BB SO Pittsburgh Neagle 5 6 4 4 2 2 Mror .1 1 0 0 0 1 Whits 1V. 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 2 2 Dewey 1 0 0 0 1 Chicago AVoung 6 2 0 0 0 3 Plesac 0 2 3 3 1 0 Baurjsta 2 4 2 2 0 1 Cnm W.3-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Plesac pitched to 3 batters in the 7th. Umpires Home, Montagus; Rrst Barnes; Second, Williams; Third, McShsny. 2:53. A 29,267.

Aatroa 3. Reda 1 QNCMNAT1 hXHJSTON AitU iferkhl DSndfscf 3 Larkrnss 3 Morris 1b 3 Mltchll If 4 McElry 0 RSndrsrf 4 TFmdzSb 3 Boone 2t) 4 Tbnssec 3 RlrOD 2 000 BLHuntercf3010 100 Blgglo2b 4 020 riiii th 4111 000 CnMtj3b 3 120 000 Bassrf 3 112 OOOHodekp 0 000 000 Bnmlnlf 4 0 10 OlOEsetHoc 4 000 020 Servatsc 0 000 On Pmlnnn Htnflll Walton If OOORynlosp 2 0 00 IHrrHrti 1 OOO OnnalnMi 1010 Powell 6 565 veresp oooo Moutontt 0 000 Totals 30 1 5 0 Totals 31 3 9 3 Oncrnal 0XX1 0001 Houston 0XX0 03H-3 E-Urkln (5). DP-Clncinnatl 1, Houston i LUb unctnnati Houston 7. 2B BLHunter (1), Camlniti (17), Donreis (3). 3B Teubensee (2).

HR Bagwell (25), Bass (3). SB Urkin (15). CS BLHunter (1), Biggio (2). DSanders. ER BB SO Crarral P4o 7 5 0 0 2 7 Mc8royU-2 1 4 3 3 0 1 Houston Reynolos 7 5 1 118 Power 'A 0 0 0 1 0 VerasW.3-3 ft 0 0 0 1 1 HudekS.12 1 0 0 0 1 2 (TFsrnandsi).

Umpires Home, HaHon: First laws; Second, Runge; Third, Henandez. Phillies 5. Marilns 2 PLOMfM rau akrkH akrkH Carrcf 4 000 Htcherct 4 011 Browne 3b 4 01 0 Mmdnlzb 4 0 00 ShtMdrf 4 01 0 Kruklb 1010 Conine If 3 00 0 tocvolalt 3 0 00 Clbmo 1b 3 110 MTmsnlf 0 000 Sntlagoc 3 112 Pratt 4 110 kAbbttss 3 000 Lngmrtt 4 111 Brbena2b 3 00 0 DJonrop 0 000 Rappp 2 000 Batiste 3b 4 120 Arias oh 1 000 Stockeras 4 2 2 1 Harvey 0 00 0 DnJkanp 1000 Mump ooo tsnncnrt 1 1 Jtinstneo 0 00 0 Totals 30 24 2 Totals 30 5 94 FtonrJt 000 020 000-2 PtadeHha M1 2X 02K-6 Cdbrunn (2). DP Florida 2, pniiaoeipnia i. luh rionoa l.

Philadelphia 8. 2B Cdbrunn (6), Stacker (8). 3B Pratt (1). HR Santiago (6), SB Morandini (4), Batiste (li, Eisenrelch (5). Hatcher, DnJackson.

ER BB SO Peridj RappL44 7 6 3 3 5' Harvay 2 2 2 0 I Mutts 0 1 0 0 0 1 Johnstons 'A 0 0 0 0 1 Phtladolphii DnJackson W.10-2 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 Mulls pitched to 1 battsr In the 8th, umpires Horns, Davis; First vanover; Second, Quick; Thin), Hohn. A 43,337. Friday's ouwie ivieia, uu Albany at New Britain Trenton at Canton-Akron Harrisburg at Reading New Haven at Portland Yankees 5. Mets 4 llffGHAMTOej akrkH akrkH Otero cf 5 24 1 Fm3b 2 110 Martinez 2b 4 000 Jeter ss 2 210 Alfonnst 5 010 Lukerf 5 111 Barry It 5 131 Seetrted 1b6 0 2 2 C.SndrsSb 5 030 Moutonlt4 010 Jacobs lb 5 100 Wilson 4 010 FuM 4 01 1 Hill dh 3 100 Graham dh 4 00 0 Ftobertsoncf 2 1 0 0 Greene 3 000 Rerntng 2b4 0 2 1 Totals 41 4133 Totals 31 5 94 Snrarrrron 001 101 1004 Atany 010 202 00n-6 Fox, Jeter. DP Albany 2.

LOB Brnghamton 11, Albany 11. 2B Otero, Fox. Otero. BB SO RobertsLt6 5V. 8 5 5 6 2 Rogers 1V.

0 0 0 0 1 Langbehn 1 1 0 0 0 0 Albany Carter 5i 7 3 2 1 4 RabhW 1A 3 1 1 0 2 Dunbar 1Vi 2 0 0 0 2 Carters 1 1 0 0 0 1 Umpires Mlguez, Erramousse. 2:45. How they scored Yankeaa second: Mouton grounded out to third. Wilson grounded out to first. Hill hit by pitch.

Robertson walked. Fleming singled to center, scoring Hill. Fox walked. Jeter grounded out to third. One run, one hit, no errors.

Yankees 1-0 Blnghamton third: Greene grounded out to third. Otero homered to left. Martinez filed out to center. Alfonzo grounded out to third. One run, one hit, no errors.

1-1 He. Blnghamton fourth: Barry filed out to left. C. Saudners grounded out to short. Jacobs struck out but advances on passed ball.

Jacobs went to second on wild pitch. Fully reaches on error, Jacobs scores. Graham grounds to pitcher. One run, no hfta, one error. Blnghamton 2-1 Yankeaa fourth: Robertson walked.

Fleming singled to center. Fox sacrifice bunt, Robertson and Fleming advance. Jeter walked. Luke singled to right, Robertson scored, Fleming thrown out at plate. Seefrled grounds out to pitcher rune, two hfta, no errors, Albany 3-2.

Blnghamton sixth: Barry singled to left C. Saunders singled to center. Jacobs flied out to left, Barry advanced to third. FuHy get infield hit, Barry scored. Graham struck out.

Greens ground to short. One run, three hfta, on error. 3-3 He. Yankee brth: Fleming filed out to right Fox walked. Jeter singled to center.

Luke filed out to center. Seefned singled to center, Fox scored. Wild pitch to Mouton cored Jeter, Mouton grounded out to second. Two run, two hfta, no errors. Albany 53.

Blnghamton seventh: Otero singled to right. Martinez struck out. Alfonzo singled to left. Barry singled to right, Otero scored. C.

Saunders Hned out to left. Jacob Muck out. On run, three hfta, no errors. Albany S- Yankees 2, Mets 1 ffasisaye SHKMAMTON akrkH akrkH 3 110 Robsttsncf4 0 00 Otero cf Smoltz sharp In return Tuesday's game St Lours 8, New York 6 Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 5 Colorado 10, San Diego 9, 1st game San Diego 11, Colorado 3, 11 Innings, 2nd game Montreal 8. Atlanta 7 American League Yankees 4.

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Unpltse-Ttome. Mckean; Rrst, Joyce; Second, Hdor, Ttrt, Craft 2:36. A 20,578. Athletics 1. Angela CAUnilMA rkH akrkH "0wen3b 4 Easley2t 4 Salmon rt 3 BJcksndh 3 Edmmlf 3 Curttscf 3 3 Mysnc 2 DSrcnasi 3 01 0 RHdsndh 000 Jsvlercf 00 0 BerroeK 01 0 Fmcf 000 Sierra if 000 Stnbchc 3 000 2010 2 010 0 000 3 0 00 3 010 000 McQwrlb 2 0 00 000 Hmondlb 0 000 000 Gates2b 3 0 00 Bordlcka 3 000 Broslue 3b 3 1 1 1 020 Totals 24 141 0X 0X 000-0 0X0XX1 1 Totals 26 -Cation Oakland One out when winning run scored.

Bordick (8). DP California 4, Oakland 1. LOB California 3, Oakland 1. HR Brasilia (8). CS Myers (1).

ER 68 SO Carta FWeyU5-8 87. 4 1 1 3 5 Oakland 8 2 0 0 2 6 EcksrsrsyW.yi 1 0 0 0 0 1 Umptrss Horns, PhSlps; First, Roe; Second. McClelland; Thud, Scott 2:07. A 25,010. Phillies 5, Marlins 2: Danny Jackson allowed four hits over eight innings for his 10th victory and Doug Jones gained his league-leading 20th save as Philadelphia defeated visiting Florida.

Jackson (10-2) didn't allow a baserunner until Gary Sheffield singled with two out in the fourth inning. Jones pitched a perfect ninth, extending his streak of scorelsss innings to 21V). Philadelphia opened the scoring in the third when Kevin Stocker led off with a single, moved to second on Jackson's sacrifice and came home on Billy Hatcher's single. The Phillies made it 3-0 in the two-run fourth on Tony Longmire's RBI single. He later scored on a double play.

Padres 10, Rockies 4: Pinch hitters Billy Bean and Craig Shipley each delivered run-scoring hits in the seventh inning, rallying San Diego at Colorado. Trailing 3-1, Bean tied it with a pinch-hit triple, and Shipley followed one out later with a tie-breaking single. After Colorado closed to 6-4 in the eighth, the Padres added four runs in the ninth on Tony Gwynn's two-run double and Derek Bell two-run homer, his 10th. Mets' rookie waits The New York Mets-St. Louis Cardinals game was rained out, delaying the pitching debut of Mets rookie Jason Jacome.

Jacome, who was 8-4 in 14 starts for Bing-hamton in 1993, was called up from Norfolk of the International League to replace Dwight Gooden. He was 7-4 in 15 starts with a 2.63 ERA at Norfolk. The teams will play a double-header Sept 30. The Associated Press John Smoltz allowed three hits over eight innings and homered to help the Atlanta Braves end a four-game losing streak by winning, 6-2, at Montreal. Braves' Bill Pecota, subbing for Terry Pendleton at third base, knocked in three runs.

Smoltz (6-7) was nearly unhittable allowing singles in the first and fifth, and a double in the eighth. Greg McMichael pitched the ninth and allowed a run on RBI groundout by Cliff Floyd. Smoltz's third career homer, and first since 1992, opened the third against Henry (4-1). Pecota had a two-out RBI double in the fourth. Atlanta, which extended its lead in the East to IV2 over the Expos, went up 4-1 in the sixth on Pecota's two-run double.

Cubs 6, Pirates 5: Glenallen Hill's two-run bases-loaded double with two out in the ninth inning gave Chicago the 6-5 victory over visiting Pittsburgh. Hill, who had homered earlier, doubled off Mark Dewey (2-1) and drove in Rey Sanchez-and Shawon Dunston with the winning runs. Orlando Merced's three-run homer sparked a four-run seventh to tie the game and his sacrifice fly had put the Pirates ahead, 5-4, in the eighth. Astros 3, Reds Kevin Bass and Jeff Bagwell both homered in the eighth as Houston overcame a 1-0 deficit to defeat visiting Cincinnati. Bagwell hit his 25th home run of the season with one out.

Ken Caminiti singled to center and Bass followed with his third home run of the year, putting the Astros ahead 3-1. i Stsdlsr Division Pel. OB Jamestovyn (Ttgera) 6 4 .600 Batjwla (PMlws) 6 5 .545 St Catharines (Jays) 6 6 .455 Wetland (Pirates) 4 6 .400 2 McNamara Division Pet GB N. Jersey (Cardinals) 8 5 .615" 8 5 ,615 Hudson VM (Rangers) 6 7 .462 2 yermont (Expos) 6 7 .462 2 Plncknsy Division Pet. 0B Walertovm (Intlam) 9 5 .643 Wca(RedSo) 7 5 .563 1'A Auburn (Astros) 7 6 .536 2 Elmirs (Martina) 5 7 .417 3'.

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