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13 A The Island Packet Wednesday June 28 1989 Benzinger blasts Reds by Braves By The Associated Press CINCINNATI Todd Benzinger hit a grand slam and rookie Scott Scudder allowed no runs and two hits in 6 1 3 innings leading the Cincin nati Reds past the Atlanta Braves 9 3 Tuesday night The Reds have won three straight but the news in Cincinnati continues to be Manager Pete court battles with Major League Base ball over allegations he bet on baseball includ ing Reds games Barry Larkin extended his hitting streak to six games with singles in his three at bats to in crease his hit total to 99 He was 3 for 4 and leads the National League with a 365 average Scudder 2 1 had relief help from four pitch ers He struck out three and walked three and also had his first major league hit a single in the fourth Herm Winningham hit a ground rule double in the second off John Smoltz 9 6 and scored on single The Reds added a run in the fifth on Ken Gril RBI single and added five more in the se venth capped by slam Paul Assemnacher loaded the bases and Marty Clary relieved and walked Eric Davis to force in a run Benzinger followed by hitting a 2 0 pitch over the right field fence for his second career grand slam It was Benzinger's eighth homer of the season The Braves scored three runs in the eighth on Andres RBI single a fielding error by third baseman Lenny Harris and Jeff run scoring grounder Reliever Kent Tekulve and Winningham singled in the eighth and both scored on Paul double It was first hit of the decade Pittsburgh ambushes Cubs 54 By The Associated Press CHICAGO Andy Van Slyke and Bobby Bonilla hit consecutive run scoring triples during a four run first inning as the Pittsburgh Pirates handed the Chi cago Cubs their National fifth straight loss 5 4 The first four batters in the game hit safely against Rick Sut cliffe 9 5 Sutcliffe who walked one struck out six and permitted eight hits in se ven innings had beaten the Pirates 8 0 last Thursday the last time the Cubs won He had won five of his last six starts But the Pirates got to him quickly Tuesday Barry Bonds led off with a single and scored on Jose Lind's hit and run double Van Slyke followed with a triple to right Bonilla tripled to left and Glenn grounder drove in the final run of the inning HR 5 pt Tr i MBs EB a I 'TTt fiMGRRSIKtew 'It i JMv Vj 11 tw JISw gag The Associated Press Pirates' Junior Ortiz chases down Jerome Walton between third and home Phillies 4 Cardinals 2 ST LOUIS Dennis Cook allowed four hits in eight plus innings and drove in a run as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated St Louis 4 2 Tues day night sending the Cardinals to their fourth straight loss Cook who began the season in the minor leagues is 2 0 since being ac quired from San rancisco on June 18 in the trade for reliever Steve Bed rosian He struck out five and walked two in seven innings to beat Cardi nals starter Jose DeLeon 8 7 for the second straight time Roger McDow ell got the last three outs for his sixth save and second in two games DeLeon who has lost his last four starts gave up four runs and eight hits in 5 1 3 innings Orioles win bird battle 16 6 Mariners blank Kansas City By The Associated Press BALTIMORE Randy Milligan had four hits including Iwo doubles and a three run home run to lead the Baltimore Orioles past the Toronto Blue Jays 16 6 Tuesday night in the first major league game between teams with black managers The Orioles managed by rank Robinson won despite being outhit 13 11 But Baltimore drew 15 walks most in the majors this season and tying a team record and took ad vantage of four errors three by third baseman Kelly Gruber Baltimore ended its three game losing streak and tied its season high for runs The Blue Jays managed by Cito Gaston lost their third consec utive game Mickey Tettleton homered drove in four runs and scored four times Craig Worthington drove in three runs with a double and a single Milligan hit an RBI double during a four run first inning doubled in a two run third singled in a three run fourth and hit a three run homer in the fifth as the Orioles made it 13 3 Milligan was robbed of another home run in the sixth when left fielder George Bell made a leaping catch above the fence Jay Tibbs 5 0 gave up 12 hits in his first complete game Kelly Gruber and red McGriff homered for To ronto and Bell got three hits Mike lanagan 4 6 allowed six runs on six hits and four walks in 2 2 3 innings rank Wills and Dewayne Buice followed lanagan on the mound Mariners 8 Koyals 0 KANSAS CITY Mo Brian Hol man pitched a seven hitter and Jef frey Leonard homered and drove in four runs Tuesday night as the Seattle Mariners beat the Kansas City Royals 8 0 for their third straight victory Brendlers 'We're The One or You!" 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American The Royals lost their third consec utive game at home for the first time this season Kansas 26 11 home record is the best in the major leagues Holman 2 2 pitched his first American League shutout and the se cond by Seattle this year He was ac quired last month from Montreal in a trade for Mark Langston and is 3 4 overall after his second career shu tout Luis Aquino 3 2 gave up both home runs and lasted just 4 2 3 in nings Tigers Yankees 5 DETROIT Alan Trammell hit a two run double in the ninth inning Tuesday night that rallied the De troit Tigers over the New York Yan kees 6 5 Tracy Jones led off the ninth with a single for his fourth hit of the game and took third on Lou Whitaker's single against Lee Guetterman 1 1 Trammell followed with a double to left field and Whitaker barely beat shortstop Alvaro Espinoza's re lay to the plate Steve Sax went 5 for 5 with a home run and double His solo homer with two outs in the eighth against Mike Henneman put the Yankees ahead 5 4 Brad Havens 11 pitched the ninth for the victory Me Don't miss our HKB spectacular Soanate Additional 75 selected merchandise July 1st 2nd 3rd 4th only HH ESCADA tourel IM CRISCA Shoppes on The Parkway 10 9 Mon Sat 1 6 Sun EtfRSsl 686 5830 SBBi Georgia pooh poohs complaints ATHENS Ga (AP) A three month University of Georgia in vestigation found substantial basis" for complaints filed by Jan Kemp the professor whose 1986 lawsuit sparked reforms in the education of student athletes The report released Tuesday said however Kemp had been the victim of retaliation though it did not identify those responsible Kemp said the report was flawed But she said she was grat ified by the stand it took against the retaliatory acts Kemp the English coordinator in developmental stu dies program filed grievances in March alleging that tutors for stu dent athletes were incompetent that athletes were being taught how to avoid being caught in ran dom drug testing and that ath letes and wealthy students receiv ed partiality in student judiciary cases The investigation also exam ined alleged irregularities in SAT testing scoring and reporting practices interfer ence from Athletic Association personnel in academic matters and inappropriate behavior by student judiciary personnel in an academic dishonesty hearing Although report re leased by Georgia President Charles Knapp did not agree with her most serious allegations Knapp said Kemp's complaints would result in some "tightening up" of academic and administra tive procedures The inch thick report prepared by two faculty committees and the university's vice president for legal affairs Bryndis Jenkins in cluded recommendations Knapp said would be adopted or consid ered He said corrective action has been taken regarding the acts of retaliation which included inac curacies placed in per sonnel file altering of her mailing address in the campus directory the apparent diversion of her mail and interference by an ad ministrator with one of speaking engagements "Let me make it absolutely clear that this administration will not tolerate any acts of retaliation against Dr Kemp or any other faculty member" Knapp said "Our investigation found that her four allegations in this area were indeed valid and quick action has been taken tocorrect The investigation which Knapp called extensive and expensive did not find evidence to support the more serious allegations Kemp said the report contained denials of allegations which she contended she did not even make She said complaints attributed to her were made by others includ ing tutors who had no contact with her "The thing that bothers me is there was an investigation of me without my knowledge" Kemp said WHOLESALE RETAIL I RESH SEAOOD The Largest Selection xXnorwegian SALMON $7 QQIK Please Present Ad vvIU Expires July The Best of Local And Worldwide Catches Give Us A Try And Taste The Difference Corner of Mathews Dr Marshland Rd 681 7373 Tour board agrees to reduce minimum for foreign players OAK BROOK III (AP) The PGA Tour Policy Board agreed in principle Tuesday to provide greater flexibility in the requirements placed on foreign players who compete on the American pro golf tour PGA Tour Commissioner Deane Beman said the Board a concept providing greater flexibility for our foreign members" Beman said this concept would re duce the number of American tour naments that foreign members of the Tour are required to play from 15 to 12 with certain restrictions Under this plan a foreign player could compete in nine American tournaments of his choice But the other three tournaments must be se lected from a pool of tournaments to be designated by the Tour ull details have not been worked out Beman said Among the matters to be resolved are the number and names of the tournaments to be placed in the pool Those and other details will be settled prior to the next board meet ing in Orlando la in October If no overwhelming objections to the plan are made before or at that meeting the plan will go into effect for the 1990 season the foreign players will know the conditions before the end of the Beman said A similar proposal was made in Golf 1987 and was rejected by the board at that time Since then however Seve Balles teros of Spain and other leading for eign pros have campaigned against the current requirement that foreign players be required to play in a mini mum of 15 American tournaments a year Their argument has been that the number is too large that it works a hardship on them to play in 15 tour naments in this country and support their own home tours Two weeks ago al the US Open in Rochester NY Ballesteros Sandy Lyle of Scotland Nick aldo of En gland Bernhard Langer of West Ger many and Isao Aoki of Japan met with Beman to press their demands for a reduced minimum number of tournaments Ballesteros walked out of the meet ing before its conclusion ollowing the meeting Langer and Lyle both said they would give up their Ameri can tour membership in the near fu ture if the requirements were not eased The action Beman said came as a of the growth of other tours around the world par ticularly the European Memphis State coach gamers peer approval MEMPHIS Tenn (AP) Mem phis new football coach tak ing over in the midst of an NCAA in vestigation is described by former colleagues as a hard worker with a solid background in his sport "He knows foot said Bo Schembechler head coach at the University of Mi chigan "But more than that he is an idea man He is an excellent recruiter and really tireless a Stobart Schembechler talked about former assistant Chuck Stobart who signed on Monday as head coach at Mem phis State to replace former coach Charlie Bailey Bailey resigned May 3 during an investigation by the National Colle giate Athletic Association that could ootball shut down Memphis State's football program for up to two years Stobart 54 said he was confident that will not happen The NCAA's de cision is expected in about two weeks Stobart a 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