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Milwaukee's Jones hurls 1-hitter to beat Indians TCX2S IiCaglZS Si -I Associated Press CLEVELAND Odell Jones was the only person in the ballpark who got worried when the Cleveland Indians sent a lifetime .263 hitter to the plate to break up his no-hitter in the ninth inning Saturday night. Ron Washington lined a 1-1 slider to right field with one out in the ninth to end Jones' unlikely no-hit bid, but the Milwaukee Brewers hung on to beat the Indians 2-0 in American League baseball. "Washington has hit me well for a long time," said Jones, who was making his first major league start since 1981. "I can't figure out how to get him out." Jones, a 35-year-old righthander, started because of injuries to Milwaukee starters Ted Higuera, Bill Wegman and Juan Nieves. Jones, 3-0, increased his ratio of breaking balls to fastballs as the game wore on.

He struck out seven and had a perfect game until Mel Hall walked on a high and outside 3-2 pitch with one out in the eighth inning. Jones had gone to three balls on only one earlier batter, Brook Jacoby, who lined out to center field on a 3-2 pitch in the second inning. Jones' longest stint previously this year was a five-inning, two-hit relief victory over Toronto on Monday. "I kind of looked up at the board tonight and thought, final two innings for his first save. ANGELS 5, ORIOLES 0 at Anaheim, Calif.

Mike Witt won for the third time in 20 starts and Baltimore was shut out for the eighth time this season as the California Angels beat the Orioles. Witt 2-6, allowed seven hits, walked three and struck out five in pitching his first shutout since Aug. 26, 1986. It was the first shutout for California since June 21, 1987. ATHLETICS 7, RED SOX 5 at Oakland, Calif.

Ron Hassey drew a bases-loaded walk off Boston reliever Wes Gardner and Walt Weiss added a sacrifice fly in the seventh inning as the Oakland Athletics defeated the Boston Red Sox. Rick Honeycutt, 1-0, who relieved starter Dave Stewart with one out in the sixth inning, pitched 2 innings for the victory, Dennis Eckersley pitched 1 16 innings for his major league-leading 16th save. TWINS 5, TIGERS 2 at Minneapolis Gary Gaetti's two-run homer capped a three-run eighth inning that lifted the Minnesota Twins over the Detroit Tigers. The victory moved the Twins over the .500 mark for the first time this season. WHITE SOX 3, BLUE JAYS 2 at Toronto Steve Lyons drove in two runs with a homer and game-tying single and rookie Melido Perez won his fifth game in six decisions as the Chicago vvnue Sox defeated the Toronto Blue Jays.

MARINERS 6, YANKEES 1 at Seattle Mickey Brantley hit his first grand slam and Bill Swift pitched a five-hitter as the Seattle Mariners beat the Yankees to end New York's six-game winning streak. Swift 5-1. got 22 groundouts, a major-league record. The old record of 2 1 was accomplished six times. Swift, who three-hit the Yankees on May 17 in New York, became the first Seattle pitcher to win three straight games in 1988.

"4 n.H,y, Shortstop Spike Owen of the Red Sox ends up on his back but with the baseball in his grasp after fielding a base hit by Oakland's Jose Canseco in the fourth inning. Associated Press mentaiiy, he could start again. He might not be able to pitch in four days." ROYALS 8, RANGERS 6 at Kansas City George Brett had three hits and drove in three runs as the Kansas City Royals rallied for four runs in the seventh inning to beat the Texas Rangers and end a seven-game losing streak, all seven at home. Two Rangers errors let the tying runs score in the seventh as Bud Black, 2-1, got the win in relief of Ted Power, who lasted 2 innings. Jerry Don Gleaton pitched the DMI0CESA1L 1 988 LINCOLN TOWN CARS on ly 2 a 3 l1 Jones' earned-run average dropped to 2.28 in 27 innings.

"He's a hard-working guy with a good arm," Manager Tom Trebelhorn said. "He's never pitched bad for me. Now, let's see if he can walk tomorrow. Let's see if he can get out of bed. "If he can handle what he just went through physically and his 1st loss bottom of ttie 10th inning gave the Philadelphia Phillies the victory over the San Francisco Giants.

Randy Bockus, 0-1, the fifth Giants pitcher, had retired the first two batters before Hayes hit a 3-1 pitch over the right-field fence for his fourth homer of the season. BRAVES 2, CARDINALS 1 aft Atlanta Rick Mahler went seven innings for his sixth straight victory in a 20-day span and Ken Oberkfell drove in one run and scored another as the Atlanta Braves edged the St Louis Cardinals. Mahler, 6-4, allowed eight hits, struck out two and walked none in snapping the Cardinals' three-game winning streak and outduelling St Louis ace John Tudor. 1-1. EXPOS 3, DODGERS 2 at Montreal Hubie Brooks' bases-loaded single with one out in the 10th inning scored Luis Rivera as the Montreal Expos defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Rivera, a .214 hitter, opened the 10th by skngling to left off Jay Howell, 2-1, who had just entered the game in relief of starter Fernando Valenzuela. Valenzuela. coming off the worst outing of his eight-year major league career, appeared headed for his fourth victory in nine decisions, limiting the Expos to four hits and holding a 2-1 lead with two outs and none on in the ninth. But Valenzuela issued his first walk of the game to Tim Wallach and Andres Galarraga followed with a double inside the line at third to tie the score. II 1 6 AT THIS PRICE I I Cubs hand Associated Press CHICAGO Shawon Dun-ston had four hits, including a two-run triple that capped a five-run first inning, and Rafael Palmeiro hit two home runs to lead a 19-hit attack as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Houston Astros 14-7 Saturday in the National League.

The loss was the fourth straight for Houston and first this season for starter Mike Scott, 6-1, who lasted only four innings. Calvin Schiraldi, 3-2, was the winner in his first start since coming off the 15-day disabled list. Schiraldi was relieved with none out in the sixth when he hit Billy Hatcher with a pitch and allowed Alan Ashby's sixth homer. Schiraldi gave up six hits, walked none and struck out seven. Frank DiPino, the third Chicago pitcher, pitched 3 innings to earn his third save.

Every starter in the Chicago lineup had at least one hit. The ml JL El Paso Times Pitcher Jeff Peterek has been promoted to Class AAA Denver. Diablos move back into lst-place tie By Randy Weinglass El Paso Times It was an evening of changes at Dudley Field as the El Paso Diablos pulled into a first-place tie in the Texas League Western Division with a 8-6 baseball victory over Arkansas. The scheduled starting pitcher for the Diablos, Jeff Peterek, was promoted to Class AAA Denver just hours before the game. His replacement, Bill Mooneyham, was told he was starting as he arrived at the ballpark.

Diablos utility infielder Fred Williams also was suprised to find his name listed as the starting cen-terfielder. Matias Carrillo was sidelined with a minor muscle pull. The victory places the Diablos in a first-place tie with San Antonio, which lost to Shreveport 4-3 Saturday night. The last-minute changes didn't hurt the (layers in question. Wil-iams drove in four runs with a pair of doubles and Mooneyham earned his second victory of the season by going 6 innings, allowing four runs.

Williams, who has played second base, shortstop, third base and all three outfield positions, hit the game-winning RBI with his fourth-inning two-run double. It was his team-leading, fourth game with four RBI. Williams was coming off a poor road trip and he has shown he was glad to get home to El Paso. "Since coming home I've really started to get back to the basics and now I'm swinging the bat pretty well," Williams said. "They've given me a chance to play everyday and now my hitting is coming around, I've started in all three outfield positions and all but first base in the infield," Williams added.

Mooneyham, who was sent down from Denver last month, came up with his second Dudley Field victory. Tonight's game will be the last against Arkansas and the last of the current homestand. The pitcher for the Travelers tonight will be right-hander Alan Sontag. Left-hander Dan Scarpetta will pitch for El Paso. COMFORT CONVENIENCE PACKAGE FEATURES: Illuminated visor mirror Headlight convenience system 6-way power passenger seat Valmocoachrool.

BwawsaaaBB II I I 1 i Mattingly, Sutcliffe on disabled 'What an I doing? What the world am I This is by far my best game ever," Jones said. "After about the fifth or sixth inning, I was really bearing down, trying to get it. After the hit, it really hit me hard, I was totally exhausted. "I was overextending myself, using everything I had to get the ball up there. I was too tired to get nervous." Astros' Scott national LcQffiiQ 19 hits were a season high for the Cubs.

Scott, who had won five straight over the Cubs and hadn't lost to them since 1984, retired the first two batters in the first before six Cubs hit safely. METS 5, PADRES 1 at New York David Cone extended his undefeated streak to seven and Kevin McReynolds drove in two runs as the New York Mets defeated San Dtego to spoil Jack McKeon's debut as manager of the Padres. It was the first game as a manager since 1979 for McKeon, the Padres' vice president who was named to replace Larry Bowa earlier in the day. PIRATES 5. REDS 2 at Cincinnati Barry Bonds homered for the deciding run and Bobby Bonilla drove in one run and scored another as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Cincinnati Reds.

Bonilla figured in each of the Pirates' first two runs. He singled and scored on Darnell Coles' double in the second, then doubled home Bonds in the third for a 2-1 lead. PHILLIES 4, GIANTS 3 at Philadelphia Von Hayes' homer with two out in the Saturday. The move was made retroactive to May 21. Taking Sutcliffe's place on the roster was pitcher Calvin Schiraldi, who came off the 15-day disabled list.

Mattingly, who injured himself during batting practice before Friday night's game against Seattle, is batting .320 with four home runs and 29 runs batted in. Cruz had been playing for Columbus of the International League under a 20-day rehabilitation program. TOURNAMENT PLAYERS ACADEMY Only For Competitive Ployorf mm ij 4 Hour A Day Of Intont Innovttflv Shot Drills, Vlooo-top analytic SJnglot on a Doublot Strategy. A Sports Psychologist Somlnor On Dovotoplna Cancontrotlon A MontoT TovghnoM Duty Free Shops! nnn UnL2)nULn 1 Associated Press The New York Yankees placed first baseman Don Mat-tingly on the 15-day disabled list Saturday, retroactive to Friday, with a muscle strain in his lower right side and activated outfielder-designated hitter Jose Cruz from the 21 -day disabled list. Also, the Chicago Cubs put right-hander Rick Sutcliffe, bothered by back spasms complicated by a torn rib cage, on the 21 -day disabled list fMFii i iiii ttvjMx pikhx imv 1 I I DEALER INVOICE PRICE Mock euiUB 1 iMmmwMMM i 34 99 P155J80R13 P18580R13 41.99 P205I75RI5 49.99 P185I80R13 42.99 P21575R15 53.99 P185I75R14 44.99 P22575R15 56.99 P19575R14 45.99 P23575R15 58.99 P205I75R14 47.99 42 99 P17570R13 P18570R13 44.99 P235I60R14 57.99 P195I70R14 47.99 P245I60R14 60.99 P20570R14 50.99 P23560R15 58.99 P215 60R14 53.99 P245.60R15 69.99 P225(70R15 58.99 P27560R15 71.99 P235I70R15 59.99 ALUMINUM TYPE WHEELS 26 14x6 63.99 14x6 81.99 15x7 71.99 15x7 87.99 15x8 79.99 15x8 92.99 Hours Mon Fn 8 30 6 Sal 8 30 5 9578 DYER ST.

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