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Sunday, Sept. 7, 1986 Red Sox rally; Jays keep pace D2 Star-Tribune, Casper, Wyo. A i AL Rookie Pete Incaviglia hit two solo home runs and Orlando Mer-cado and Ruben Sierra also homered Saturday night as the Texas Rangers beat the Kansas City Royals 6-4. Incaviglia's homers were his 22nd and 23rd of the season, giving him a team record for home runs by a rookie. The old mark of 22 was set by Dave Hosteller in 1982.

Sierra broke a 4-4 tie in the sixth with his 10th homer, and Incaviglia homered on the next pitch from Sieve Farr, 8-4. Rookie Edwin Correa earned his ninth victory against 12 losses. Correa pitched six innings and allowed four runs, three of them earned. Dale Mohorcic relieved at the start of the seventh and earned his sixlh save. r-fe vT) 1 2A' By (he Associated Press BOSTON Marty Barrett drove in pinch runner Dave Henderson from second base with a two-out single in the ninth inning Saturday as the Boston Red Sox came from behind for the fifth consecutive game, edging the Minnesota Twins 3-2 for their seventh straight victory.

Seven games is Boston's longest winning streak of the season. The Red Sox, who tied the score with single runs in the seventh and eighth innings, pulled out the victory after reliever George Frazier, 0-1, retired the first two batters in the ninth. Pal Dodson beat out a ground single into the hole on the right side in his first major league at bat, and Wade Boggs walked. Blue Javs 4, While Sox 0 CHICAGO Jimmy Key out-dueled Floyd Bannister, and George Bell hit a fourth-inning homer as the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Chicago While Sox 4-0 Saturday. Key, 12-9, allowed three singles and a double over eight innings in keeping Toronto 5Vi games behind first-place Boston in the American League liast.

Key got an inning of one-hit relief help from Tom llenke as the Blue Jays won for the I lih lime in 13 games. A's 5, Tigers 4 OAKLAND, Calif. Stan Javier lined a two-out single to left to drive in Jose Canseco with the winning run and lift the Oakland A's over the Detroit Tigers 5-4 in 10 innings Saturday. Canseco started the inning with a one-out walk off Detroit's Bill Campbell, 3-6, who relieved starter Jack Morris to start the 10th. After Canseco stole second, Jerry Willard grounded out to send Canseco to third.

Javier, batting only .188, hit a 2-2 pilch lo left field. Mariners 6, Orioles 2 BALTIMORE Mike Morgan pitched a five-hitter for his first career victory against Baltimore and Phil Bradley and Jim Presley drove in two runs apiece in the first two innings Saturday night as the Seattle Mariners defeated the Orioles 6-2. Morgan, 10-15, entered the game with an 0-8 lifetime record and 5.22 earned run average against Baltimore. The Orioles lost for the 12th time in 14 games. The Mariners had seven of their 1 1 hits in the first two innings, and for the second straight game every player in the lineup hit safely.

Rangers 6, Royals 4 ARLINGTON, Texas AP Red Sox Marty Barrett loses helmet and is out at home during Boston's win career hit. Yount. who Indians 17, Brewers 9 MILWAUKEE Joe Carter went 5-for-6 wilh two homers and two doubles, driving in four runs and scoring five as the Cleveland Indians ripped 23 hits and routed the Milwaukee Brewers 17-9 Saturday night. The Indians, setting team highs for hits and runs, scored seven times in the first inning and went on to pound Milwaukee for the third straight day. Cleveland won the first two games 15-4 and 13-5 with a total of 32 hits.

The Brewers committed five errors, three in the first inning, in in history to reach the mark, trailing only Ty. Cobb and Hank Aaron. urns 31 years old on Sent. Ifi became the third-youngest player losing their eighth straight game. Andy Allanson, Cory Snyder, Julio Franco and Pat Tabler added three hits as Cleveland mauled four Brewers pitchers.

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Thursday, September 11th Industrial Building Fairgrounds 8:00 pm The Main Event Jimmy "Super Fly" Snuka vs The Barbarian Tag Team Championship Playboy Buddy Rose Pretty Boy Doug Summers vs The Midnight Rockers Big Scott Hall vs Colonel DeBeers Curt Hennig vs Larry Zbyzsko Boris Zhukov vs Earthquake Ferry Advanced Tickets Ring Side $12.00 General Admission $8.00 Senior CltUens, College Students Children under 12 $6.00 (except ringside) Night of Show Tickets go up a $1.00 Partial Proceeds to benefit Casper College Girls Athletic Dept. Tickets on Sale from 170EdburahnS Casper Colleoe Girls Athletics Rawlins, WY 82301 Or Mail Order Casper College Box Office U1JIMIU 2j $1 urn I By the Associated Press NEW YORK Gary Carter hit two home runs, including the game winner with two out in the eighth inning, as the Mets overtook the San Diego Padres 4-3 Saturday. Carter's first home run brought the Mets ithin 3-2 in the sixth inning. His second, on a 3-2 pitch from Lance McCullers, 7-7, was his 21st of the season and capped a two-run rally. Len Dykstra opened the eighth with a double to center, was sacrificed to third and scored on Keith Hernandez's single to right, tying the score 3-3.

McCullers replaced Craig Lefferts and picked off Hernandez before Carter tagged him for his game winning homer. Astros 7, Cardinals 6 HOUSTON Jose Cruz hit a two-run homer off Todd Worrell with two out in the ninth inning Saturday to rally the Houston Astros to a 7-6 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Cruz' 10th game-winning hit of the season gave the Astros a victory in their final at-bat for the 22nd time this season. Reds 5, Cubs 1 CINCINNATI Ted Power pitched seven strong innings and Dave Parker drove in two runs to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 5-1 victory Saturday night over the snuggling Chicago Cubs.

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