Star-Gazette from Elmira, New York • 19

SPORTS Star-GazettSunday. July 8, 1990 3C Utica outlasts Elmira in error-filled contest, 8-6 Star-Gazette 6 victory over Elmira in New York-Penn League action. Utica's big bonanza came off a strapped Elmira pitching staff and John Locker was one of the Pioneers pitcher Utica took the most advantage of. Joe Solimine started things off in the seventh with Utica leading 4-2. Solimine singled, stole second and scored on Dan Monzon's single.

Mon- zon, who went to third on Kerri Valrie's single, scored on a passed ball. That was the beginning. Before Dave Ring could get out of the jam started by Locker, four runs had scored and Utica led 8-2. But Elmira managed to get within striking distance in the last two innings. In the eighth, Jeff McNeely took advantage of one of Utica's errors and then stoled second and thirs.

Willie Dukes came up with a pinch-hit sacrifice fly to make it 8-3. In the Elmira ninth, Jose Lora drew a walk from reliever Frank Campus, went to second on a groundout and then Jeff Limon-celli reached on an error. Jason Friedman walked loading the bases and that prompted Utica to go to Todd Hotz. On his first pitch, he balked home Lora and then McNeely drove in two more runs with a single. With the tying run on board, Hotz got Tim Davis to line out to Monzon for the final out.

Elmira goes to Watertown today for a double-header before ending a week-long road trip by hosting Watertown Monday at Dunn Field. Game time Monday is 7 p.m. UTICA It wasn't pretty for either team Saturday night at Mur-nane Field. But the Utica Blue Sox withstood the ugliness a little better than the Elmira Pioneers. Utica scored four runs in the seventh inning and managed to overcome eight errors to take a 8- Braves rally past Mets, 4-3 'V, Si' NATIONAL LEAGUE right-field line to make it 3-0.

PADRES 3, CARDINALS 1 Bruce Hurst pitched a two-hitter and Jack Clark had a homer and run-scoring single as the San Diego Padres defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 3-1. It was only Hurst's second victory in his last 10 starts, with three losses and no five no decisions during that span. The lefthander struck out four Cardinals and walked four. Clark broke a 1-1 tie in the fifth inning with his 11th home run off Joe Magrane (4-12).

Ma-grane, 1-4 in his last five starts, allowed seven hits in six innings. In his 12 losses, St. Louis has scored 25 runs. REDS 5, PHILLIES 0 Rick Mahler pitched a six-hitter and Mariano Duncan drove in two runs as the Cincinnati Reds won their third straight game against the Philadelphia Phillies, 5-0. Mahler (3-3) drove in a run while striking out five and walking one for his first shutout of the season and ninth of his Left fielder Billy Hatcher's throw nailed Lenny Dykstra at home to preserve the shutout in the sixth inning.

GIANTS 10, CUBS 9 Mike Kingery hit a two-run sin gle in the ninth inning and the San Francisco Giants, with Gary Carter going 5-for-5, seesawed past the Chicago Cubs Carter homered and drove in four runs with the second five-hit game of his career. Matt Williams, who also homered, and Carter singled with one out in the ninth against Les Lancaster (7-5). After a wild pitch, Kingery singled to left field. The Cubs took a 9-8 lead in the ninth on Dave Clark's sacrifice fly off Jeff Brantley (3-1). EXPOS 3, ASTROS 1 Spike Owen and Larry Walker hit solo home runs, leading Montreal past the struggling Houston Astros 3-1 for the Expos' fourth straight victory.

The Astros, last in the NL West, have lost seven straight games and 20 of their last 21 road games. Zane Smith (5-6) pitched seven innings allowing one unearned run and eight hits. Dave Schmidt worked two innings to earn his 12th save. The Associated Press ATLANTA Jim Presley's lith home run of the season snapped an eighth-inning tie Saturday night as the Atlanta Braves cooled off the New York Mets 4-3. New York entered the game having won five straight games and 25 of their last 30.

Presley homered over the center-field fence with two outs on a pitch from reliever Jeff Innis (1-2) as the Braves rallied from a 3-0 deficit. Rookie Kent Mercker (1-0), who had relieved starter John Smoltz after seven innings, earned his first major league victory. Mets starter Sid Fernandez allowed only two hits in six innings and struck out a season-high 10. Fernandez missed his previous two starting assignments with a sore elbow. Atlanta starter John Smoltz was almost as effective, allowing three hits in seven innings.

The Mets did not get a hit off Smoltz until Darryl Strawberry doubled with one out in the fourth inning, following a walk to Gregg Jefferies. Daryl Boston walked to load the bases and Mackey Sasser doubled down the A til Yanks edg9 Twins The Associated Press NEW YORK Wayne Tolleson, the New York Yankees seldom-used utility infielder, averages about one at-bat every couple of weeks. He made the most of his rare two in one game on Saturday. Inserted as a pinch runner in the eighth inning, Tolleson, with a two-out single, sparked a rally in the 12th and scored the winning run from first base on Roberto Kelly's single for a 5-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins. "I've got to make every appearance count," said the 34-year-old Tolleson, who scored his fourth run of the season.

"I'm constantly looking for ways to con-1 tribute." Reliever Lee Guetterman (6-3) i pitched four scoreless innings for the victory and became the Yan- i kees' top winner. After missing an opportunity to win the game in the ninth, Tolleson started things in the 12th. On an 0-2 count, he floated a soft liner to left off reliever Terry Leach (2-2). Then, on a 1-2 pitch to Kelly, he broke. "A straight steal attempt," Tolleson said.

"At worst, I'm out and we start the next inning with the top of the order. At best, we get a ball in the gap and I score." The latter happened. Kelly lined a pitch to left center, fielded by left fielder Shane Mack and thrown to second baseman Fred Manrique. "Mack missed the cutoff man and the ball ended up in the wrong hands," Twins manager Tom Kelly said. "It should've ended up in (shortstop Greg) SAFE AT SECOND: Chicago Cubs' Ryne Sandberg safely steals second base while San Francisco shortstop Jose Uribe tries to make the tag.

Sandberg's theft wasn't enough as the Giants won, 1 0-9. Ryan pops Red Sox for 297th victory, 7-4 Black struck out two and walked one in his third complete game, improving to 6-1 in 10 starts at Cleveland Stadium this season. BLUE JAYS 4, MARINERS 2 George Bell drove in three runs and Jimmy Key and Duane Ward combined on a three-hitter as the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Seattle Mariners 4-2 for their fifth straight victory. Key (5-4) gave up three hits, including Jeffrey Leonard's two-run homer in the first, in seven innings. Ward relieved for his seventh save.

TIGERS 4, ROYALS 0 Rookie Kevin Appier pitched a one-hitter and Kurt Still well keyed a three-run third inning as the Kansas City Royals beat Detroit 4-0, repaying the Tigers for Jack Morris' one-hitter Friday night. Appier (4-3) struck out six and walked four in the first complete game and shutout of his major-league career. Detroit's Frank Tanana (5-6) gave up three runs on three hits and three walks in 2 1-3 innings. ORIOLES 4, WHITE SOX 1 Tim Hulett triplea in two runs and John Mitchell picked up his first victory in nearly three years as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Chicago White Sox for the first time this season, 4-1. Despite the loss, the White Sox held first place in the American League West because the Oakland Athletics lost 1-0 to Cleve- The Associated Press ARLINGTON, Texas Nolan Ryan won his 297th game with 12 strikeouts, and Pete Incaviglia had two homers as the Texas Rangers ended Mike Boddicker's 10-game winning streak by beating the Boston Red Sox 7-4 Saturday night.

R-an (8-4) who took the American League lead in strikeouts, walked two and scattered six hits over seven innings before a crowd of 41,773, the largest at Arlington Stadium this season. The strikeouts, which gave him 116 this season one more than Boston's Roger Clemens marked the 202nd time Ryan has AMERICAN LEAGUE reached double figures. Kenny Rogers, the third Texas pitcher, got the final three outs for his seventh save. Ryan is now 297-267. INDIANS 1, ATHLETICS 0 Bud Black pitched a career-, best two-hitter for his second shutout this season, and Chris James singled home the game's only run as the Cleveland Indians silenced the Oakland Athletics 1-0 Saturday night.

Although it was Oakland's fourth loss in five games, the Athletics had hit a team-record seven homers Friday night in the second game of a doubleheader. Gagne's. Gagne has the better arm." Taking advantage of this chaos, Tolleson never stopped running and, standing up, easily beat the relay to plate. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL STATISTICS The Associated Press land. Mitchell (1-2) had not won since Aug.

5, 1987, when he was with the New York Mets. He allowed seven hits, struck out two and walked two in eight innings. Gregg Olson pitched the ninth for his 16th save. ANGELS 4, BREWERS 3 Jack Howell hit a two-out, opposite-field home run in the eleventh inning, giving the California Angels a 4-3 victory over the slumping Milwaukee Brewers. Howell hit the first pitch from reliever Randy Veres (0-1) over the left field wall to earn Mike Fetters (1-1) his first major-league victory.

It was the second straight extra-inning victory for the Angels, who beat the Brewers 9-8 in 16 innings Friday night. 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