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10B Public Opinion, Chambersburg, Tuesday, July 28, 1992 Waynesboro captures Legion baseball title 4 OAKLAND 9, MINNESOTA 1: Terry bach hit a three-run homer and Bob Welch pitched no-hit' ball for 6 2-3 innings as Oakland beat the Minne-' sota Twins 9-1," Monday night. That pulled the: Athletics within two games of the -t Chub Fuss was 2-for-3 with two RBI, Dana Weber was 2-for-3 with three RBI and Greg White was 2-for-4 with two runs scored. Chris Caron added a solo home run as well. Joel O'Donnell had two hits and two RBI for Shippensburg MAJOR LEAGUE REPORT SHIPPENSBURG Waynesboro used a five-run, two-out rally in the first inning to grab an 8-2 victory over Shippensburg in a Franklin County American Legion baseball game on Monday. With the victory, Waynesboro (15-3) clinched the league title for the sixth time in the last seven years.

Waynesboro used five hits and a walk to chip away for the five first-inning runs. On the mound, Waynesboro was led by lefthander Danny Welsh (4-0), who dominated Shippensburg throughout. Welsh struck out 14 batters, walked three and allowed just four hits. At the plate for Waynesboro, FRANKLIN CO. AMERICAN LEGION Pts.

0 30 Waynesboro 15 Fayetteville 13 Chambersburg 10 Greencastle 8 Mercersburg 7 Shippensburg 5 AAcConnellsburg 2 2 points awarded for win, 1 point for tie x-clinched league championship Monday's Games Waynesboro 8, Shippensburg 2 Greencastle at Fayetteville, ppd. Cubs' Maddux helps grease Bucs' skid Associated Press Philadelphia pitcher Curt Schilling extended his scoreless innings streak to 23 with a 5-0 win over the Mets on Monday. Schilling lengthens scoreless streak AL West leaders. Welch (8-5) had a no-hitter until Brian Harper dribbled a single just past diving shortstop Walt Weiss with two outs in the seventh. Oakland has won four straight and is 17 games over .500 for the first time this season.

Smiley, who had won seven of his previous eight decisions, gave up five runs and seven hits in six innings, struck put a season-high nine and walked two. Minnesota lost for just the 10th time in 30 games. BREWERS 4, INDIANS 0: Jaime Navarro (11-6) extended his streak of hitless innings to 10 with a three-hitter as visiting Milwaukee won its fourth straight and for the ninth time in 11 games. Charles Nagy (11-6) allowed four runs and 12 hits in 6 2-3 innings, losing at home for only the second time in 11 starts. Milwaukee got third-inning runs on Kevin Seitzer's RBI infield single and Paul Molitor's squeeze bunt.

John Jaha singled home a run in the fifth and Robin Yount hit a sacrifice fly in the seventh. RED SOX 7, RANGERS 5: Tom Brunansky hit a first-inning grand slam at Fenway Park and Herm Winningham added a two-run homer off Kevin Brown (14-7), who lost his third consecutive start since the All-Star -game. Frank Viola (9-6) allowed four runs one earned and 10 hits in six innings. Jeff Reardon pitched the ninth for his 20th save in 25 chances. ANGELS 3, MARIN ERS0: Chuck Finley won for the first time in eight starts since June 13 as California won its fourth straight.

Finley (3-9) allowed six hits in 8 13 innings, struck out four and walked four at Anaheim Stadium. Joe Grahe got two outs for his ninth save. Gary Gaetti drove in two runs for California, which has won 12 of 15 since losing 11 straight. Erik Hanson (8-13) allowed seven in his sixth complete game. IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE: EXPOS 6, CARDINALS 4: Darren Reed and Delino DeShields homered in the second inning and Marquis Grissom later connected as -Montreal won its fourth in a row.

Ken Hill (12-4), traded by St. Louis last November for Andres Galarraga, won his seventh straight decision and set a career high for victories. DeShields hit a solo shot off Omar Olivares (6-6) and hit an RBI triple in the fourth that put Montreal ahead 5-4. Ray Lankford hit a two-run homer and Galarraga and Felix Jose had I singles for the Cardinals, who have lost three in a row and eight of their last 10. ASTROS 5, BRAVES 1: Houston began the longest road trip In team history with a long game, winning in the 11th inning on Eric Anthony's grand slam.

The Astros are taking a 26-game, 28-day trip so the Astrodome can hold -the Republican convention. Anthony's first career slam and 12th homer of the season came against Alejandro Pena (1-5). Braves starter John Smoltz extended his streak to 29 scoreless innings before Houston scored in the third. PADRES 2, REDS 1: Reliever Randy Myers got pinch-hitter Chris Sabo to ground into a game-ending double play with runners on first and third as San Diego held on at home. The Padres won for the seventh time in nine games.

They are eight -games over .500 for the first time since the end of the 1989 season. Greg Swindell (9-4) lost his second straight decision after winning six in straight. GIANTS 5, DODGERS 1: At Candlestick Park, Cory Snyder hit a -three-run homer off Tom Candiotti in the first inning and San Francisco sent Los Angeles to its sixth straight loss. Black (9-3) struck out three and walked three in his second complete game. He has won five of his last six decisions.

to stay with the bases loaded in the inning, and it didn't work. "I'm going with my best," Pittsburgh manager Jim Leyland said. "And if I bring in a lefthander, the Cubs counter with Andre Dawson." The Pirates took the lead in the top of the first on Andy Van Slyke's homer, only the fifth home run off Maddux in his last 34 starts. Sosa's leadoff homer on the first pitch marked his first hit since breaking the third finger on his right hand June 13. Lavalliere's RBI single in the fourth put Pittsburgh up 2-1.

Sosa singled home the tying run in the fifth and singled again with one out in the eighth. He took third on Ryne Sandberg's hit-and-run single and Mark Grace walked to load the bases for Daniels. Maddux gave up six hits, walked six and struck out 10 in eight innings. CHICAGO (AP) Chicago Cubs pitcher Greg Maddux knew the pressure was on. The Cubs trailed the Pittsburgh Pirates by 6Vfe games in the NL East going into the three-game set that started Monday night.

And with the game tied at 2 in the eighth, the Pirates loaded the bases with one away. But Maddux pitched out of the inning without damage. And Sammy Sosa, returning from the 15-day disabled list, figured in all three Cubs runs as fifth-place Chicago won 3-2 to pull within 5lk games. The loss cut the Pirates' lead to one game over Montreal. The Expos beat St.

Louis 6-4 on Monday night. "There's no doubt about it. It's a much bigger series for us than it is for them," Maddux said. "They have breathing room. We don't." Sosa, with a solo homer and an RBI single, scored the game winner in the eighth when Kal Daniels delivered a bases-loaded sacrifice fly.

Maddux (13-8) won for the eighth time in 10 starts. Pirates starter Doug Drabek (8-8) saw his three-game road winning streak halted. "Sure, I made some good pitches. I got Mike Lavalliere on strikes and got Jose Lind to fly out. But that's when the game is the most fun," Maddux said.

"There was a real playoff atmosphere in the air. You could feel it out there." There's a long hill to climb before the playoffs for the Cubs, who are 47-51. "We have to get back to the .500 mark and just play a lot better. Everybody in this clubhouse has to think we have a chance to win this thing," Maddux said. Being allowed to stay in the game with the bases loaded in the eighth boosted Maddux's confidence.

Drabek also was allowed Local results Pony baseball PHILADELPHIA (AP) Curt Schilling said he was so tired in the last three innings of his shutout over the New York Mets, he felt like he was pitching under water. Schilling pitched his second straight shutout Monday night as the Philadelphia Phillies sent the Mets to their third consecutive blanking, 5-0. The futility of the Mets' offense almost overshadowed Schilling's brilliant effort on a hot, humid night. It was a major league leading 14th time that New York has been shut out this season. It matches the Mets most shutouts since 1980, when they also were blanked 14 times.

Also, it marked the first time they've been blanked three straight games since June 1975. But not to overlook Schilling. Schilling (9-6) stretched his scoreless streak to 24 innings and the Mets' streak to 29, 10 short of the club record. He pitched a six-hitter, struck out five and walked none in his fourth shutout this season. It was the third consecutive complete game for Schilling and his fifth this year.

It also was his second straight game without a walk. "I don't have any answers. We didn't get anything done again. Fourteen shutouts. Wow! We seem to be getting good swings.

I can't explain it. I can't ever remember a team having this much trouble scoring runs," Mets man ager Jeff Torborg lamented. Schilling couldn't understand the Mets string of zeroes either. "It's a mystery," he said. Schilling described his success as "a combination of a solid defense and good hitting" and confident pitching.

"I tried to bear down after we got those four in the first inning and not let them creep back in it," Schilling said. "I was tired at the end. Right now I'm tired. I felt like I was pitching under water the last three innings. "I pitched at the end on adrenaline.

The fans get behind you. You want to finish every game. I didn't want to give them reason to take me out." Catcher Darren Daulton, whose first inning, bases-loaded triple keyed a four-run start, said Schilling "was overpowering on a real muggy night. He had the same stuff in the ninth that he had in the first. We didn't have to mix much.

He had a good fastball and hard slider. He's got good endurance." "He's a big, strong horse," said Phillies manager Jim Fregosi. Torborg said, "Schilling pitched well right up to the end. He was strong all night. I've always liked his arm." Indeed, the trade in April that sent Jason Grimsley to Houston for Schilling might be the steal of the year.

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