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Giantslose on lost balls; SlLouis survives fans pelt ump Cincinnati late care From AP reports SAN FRANCISCO The way each team was I 7 If -jr LOS ANGELES Randy O'Neal allowed four hits in 8 innings and Bob Horner and Terry Pendleton each drove in two runsleading the St. Louis Cardinals pastxihe Los Angeles Dodgers x5-2 Saturday night. O'Neal's contract waspurchased on April 20 from the Cardinals' Class AAA Louisville farnKclub after left-hander Joe Magrane went on the 21-day disabled list. O'Neal had a two-hit shutout going into the ninth, but with two outs Pedro Guerrero, Mike Marshall and Danny Heep singled to end the shutout and chase O'Neal. Larry McWilliams, who got his first save relieved and Mike Davis singled to make 5-2 but Mike Scios-cia grounded out to end the game.

Willie McGee had three hits for the Cardinals, who parlayed two hits, three walks, a double steal and two sacrifice fly balls into a 4-0 lead in the first three innings against Fernando Valenzuela, 2-3. The Dodgers' struggling lefthander, wearing glasses on the mound for the first time in his career, battled gusting winds throughout his eight innings of work while allowing six hits. He has now dropped three straight -decisions to the Cardinals after winning his previous six. Horner drove in two of the St. Louis runs with a first-inning sacrifice fly and a scoring grounder the third.

National League 14 minutes following the altercation after fans threw all sorts of objects on the field. Phillies 7, Braves 5 PHILADELPHIA Mike Scmidt had two singles and a triple, driving in two runs, and Juan Samuel had three RBI wiuVa two-run triple and a sacrifice fly as the Philadelphia thiUies defeated theAtlanta Braves, snapping a three game losing streak. Don Carman, 3-2ho allowed three runs in 5 innings, was the winner with relief help from Greg Harris and Kent Terkulve. Tekulve got the Phillies first save of the season. The Phillies took a 1-0 lead in the first when Milt Thompson beat out a bunt, stole second, moved to third on a groundout and scored on Schmidt's single.

Astros 3, Expos 0 HOUSTON Jim Deshaies allowed six hits in 7 innings and Gerald Young scored twice as the Houston Astros defeated the Montreal Expos. 1 Deshaies, 2-2, helped the Astros win their fourth straight and extended Houston's streak of having its starters pitch at least six innings in all 21 games this season. With one out in the eighth, Hubie Brooks tripled and Deshaies was replaced by Ernie Camacho. The Expos loaded the bases with two outs in the ninth, but Dave Smith got'MitcH Webster to ground out to third for the last out and earned his fifth save. Young led off the first inning with a double off Bryn Smith, 0-2.

Following a walk to Billy Hatcher, Glenn Davis was hit by a pitch to load the bases and Young scored on Alan Ashby's Houston made it 2-0 in the third when Young led off with an infield single to shortstop, moved to third on Hatcher's bunt single, and scored on Kevin Bass' groundout. hitting, it figured something unusual would end Saturday's game between the San Francisco Giants and the Chicago Cubs at windy Candlestick Park. Vance Law's run-scoring single with two outs in the 13th inning on a grounder lost by third baseman Kevin Mitchell gave the Cubs a 2-1 victory. Each team had six hits in the game. "I didn't see what happened I just wanted to get the game over with," Law said of his second game-winning hit of.

the season. "This was one of the worst days I've ever seen at Candlestick." The Giants hated it even more. Chicago's first run scored in the second inning with the help of a passed ball by catcher Fobrenly, who lost the pitch in the light of a scoreboard advertisement. "I don't know if I've ever seen a game like this one," Giants Manager Roger Craig said. "Brenly loses a ball in the scoreboard and (third baseman Kevin) Mitchell loses one in an usher's sweater." After Ryne Sandberg led off the 13th with a walk and was caught stealing, Manny Trillo followed with a double to left off Joe Price, 0-2.

Andre Dawson was walked intentionally, and, Rafael Palmeiro lined to center before Law got the game-winning hit. "I didn't see it until it was already by me," Mitchell said. "I lost it in a lady's sweater. If I'd seen it, I'd at least have stopped it." Mets6, Reds 5 CINCINNATI Howard Johnson scored from second base on shortstop Barry Larkin's hotly disputed throwing error in the ninth inning as New York beat Cincinnati in a game that saw first base umpire Dave Pallone leave for his safety after the fans littered the field with debris. The winning run scored on a disputed call at that resulted in the "ejection of Reds manager Pete 'Rose for pushing Pallone.

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The previous low of .067 was set by the Philadelphia Athletics, who went 2-28 in July of 1916. Athletics 1 1 Indians 3 CLEVELAND Jose Canseco hit a three-run homer, and Carney Lansford had three hits as the Oakland Athletics extended their winning streak to six with a rout of the Cleveland Indians. Oakland, first in the American League West, has won 10 of its last 11 and is nine games over .500 for the first time since Aug. 11, 1985. Cleveland, first in the East, has lost two straight games for the first time this season.

Blue Jays 6, Angels 1 TORONTO Mark McLemore singled home a run in the eighth inning to break a 1-1 tie, and California batted around in a four-run ninth to back Chuck Finley's five-hitter as the California Angels handed the Toronto Blye Jays their sixth consecutive loss. Finley, 2-3, struck xout four in hisfirst complete game in the majors. He retired 11 in a row from the third inning through the sixth. Red Sox 8, Twins 3 BOSTON Rick Cerone had three hits, including his first homer since Sept. '7, and scored three runs, helping the Boston Red Sox post their eighth victory in nine games with a decision over the Minnesota Twins.

Unbeaten Bruce Hurst was staked to a 7-1 lead, then picked up his fourth victory with help from Wes Gardner, who earned his first save with three hitless innings, retiring all nine batters he faced. From AP reports I MILWAUKEE The Milwaukee Brewers were reminded Saturday that when their offense is struggling, they can still call on their leadoff hitter, Paul Molitor. Molitor collected three singles, including a bunt, walked twice, stole two bases and scored two runs Saturday to trigger the Brewers to a 4-1 victory over the Kansas City Royals. Milwaukee had scored just eight runs in losing four of its previous five games. "When the team is struggling offensively, anything you can do to manufacture runs helps take the pressure off the offense," Molitor said.

'The last four or five games, I've been getting away from my game. I've been trying to pull the ball and hit home runs. That's not my style. Today I worked on trying to hit the ball the other way and bunt my way on." The Brewers had only eight singles off Kansas City starter Charlie Leibrandt but benefitted from five walks, a wild pitch, a balk and a hit batsman in the five innings Leibrandt pitched. Bill Wegman scatterred 10 hits over 8 innings for the Brewers.

Molitor helped the Brewers to a 1-4 lead in the first inning with a leadoff walk and a stolen base. Molitor ignited Milwaukee to a pair of runs in the fifth with a leadoff single. He stole second and scored on B.J. Surhoff's single to right. The Brewers capped their scoring with a run in the sixth on a single by Jim Gantner, Molitor's second walk of the game and Robin Yount's RBI single.

Tigers 4, Mariners 3 Alan Trammell singled home Tom Brookens with two out in the 12th inning to give the Detroit American League Tigers a victory over the Seattle Mariners. Brookens led off with a bloop single off Mike Jackson, 0-1. Two outs later, Luis Salazar singled Brookens to second and Trammell followed with a ground ball inside third base. Yankees 15, Rangers 3 NEW YORK Dave Winfield tied the major-league RBI record for April with a two-run single and Mike Pagliarulo his a three-run homer and a grand slam as the New, York Yankees routed the Texas Rangers. Winf ield's 28th and 29 runs batted in tied Ron Cey of the 1977 Los Angeles Dodgers, and Dale Murphy of the 1985 Atlanta Braves and broke the American League mark of 28 by Don Baylor of the 1979 California Angels.

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