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Mil. Mil. ii' TT i NY 7:30 TV 7:30 TV 8:30 TV 8:30 TV 2:30 TV 7..3 7.S3 7 7..3 21'3 3:00 American League Evans' heart was won early National League Read across for wins, down for losses in team vs. team standings. Read across for wins, down for losses in team vs.

team standings. his mother who helped him break it in. Elanor Evans was a professional softball pitcher around Los Angeles back wen, and a pretty good one, too. DARRELL EVANS, from Page 1D "Baseball has always been my life," Evans said. "Even when I was playing point guard at junior college in Pasadena for Jerry Tarkanian, I was always the baseball player who just happened to be playing basketball." The return to the San Francisco Bay area for the Tigers "I made $25 a week which was a lot of money for that sort of thing 30 years ago," she said.

"I would play catch with Darrell all the time. And when our team had a game, Darrell would go along as the bat boy. I really wasn't surprised that he became a ball player he was around baseball all his life." Last Last EAST Pet GB 10 DtiBalBo Ca Chi alKC MllMnjMY0a SeJ To EAST Pet GB 10 WiHoUMoNrntWfflSFa. Detroit 36 8.818 7-3 271 Chicago 26 18.591 6-4 22 Ji J2 iiij Toronto 31 14.689 5 9-1 lllTlljlll Philadelphia 25 19.568 1 7-3 1211111-1111 Baltimore 25 21.543 12 6-4 New York 22 20.524 3 3-7 222 JjIIIlIi Milwaukee 20 23 .465 15 3-7 0 0 o71Tj17lTlT Montreal 24 22 .522 3 5-5 jM 1 lliJ Boston 20 26 .435 17 5-5 115 "11 Til "HI 77 0 St. Louis 22 26.458 6 4-6 jlljj QJlJllj.

New York 19 26 .422 17 3-7 Pittsburgh 18 24 .429 7 6-4 2) 2 5 i Oj 0 2 1 -101710 Cleveland 16 26.381 19 3-7 7 11 Last WEST Pet GB 10 ChCi Ho UMoNY ft SD SF 8. WEST Pet GB 10 ml BajBojCaCh OfKCj fcinHY 0a Sj Txj To San Diego 25 21 .543 7-3 1 1221 11 11 -12 California 25 24 .510 5-5 111717 17 Lot Angeles 27 23 .540 5-5 222 jllllliii Minnesota 23 24 .489 1 4-6 Hill! 11717117) Cincinnati 24 22.522 1 5-5 12 11111 1211 Seattle 23 24.489 1 5-5 3 71117)11111717 Atlanta 24 22 .522 1 5-5 Oakland 22 26.458 2 4-6 ljllllllll7712 Houston 19 27 .413 6 4-6 JJ j-7 jlllll2 Chicago 21 25.457 2 3-7 3IIIIII 1 San Fran. 16 28.364 8 3-7 1 0 ol 3 Oj 2 2l3l020 -4 K. City 19 24 .442 3 6-4 21 22 1 12 12 2 12 Texas 1 9 28 .404 5 6-4 1 ollll MONDAY'S RESULTS Evans' father never played baseball, but Darrell said he probably had as much or maybe more influence on his career than did his mother. "Joe Garagiola likes to say on the television Game of the Week that my mom straightens me out when I'm in a three-game set with Oakland has been a happy time for Evans because there has been a reunion here with California family and friends.

But there has been a touch of bitterness, too. It was in San Francisco last year that the team he had played for since 1976 the team he had smacked 142 home runs for decided he wasn't worth keeping. "They (the Giants) didn't seem interested anymore, so I decided to go someplace where I was want 4'V 9 slump," Evans said. I guess it funnier that way, but it not true. My dad is the one I go to when I'm having trouble.

He can tell just by watching my swing on television what I doing wrong. I think he understands the game about as well as anyone I've ever seen." Darrell Evans San Diego 5, NEW YORK 4: New York's Ron Gardenhire, playing TO ILLUSTRATE his father's influence, Evans tells a story about the time that he was in the clutches of a mind- third base for the first time this season, misplayed Kevin McReynolds bases-loaded grounder in the eighth inning, allowing two runs to score. Tigers at home: 18-5; Tigers on the road: 18-3. Tigers vs. East Division: 7-3; Tigers vs.

West Division: 29-5. twisting batting slump. It was in 1981 and Evans was 34 Hubie Brooks singled in the second inning, extending his league-leading years old. He was beginning to have doubts that his career hitting streak to 22 games, but left the game in the sixth with a pinched Tigers last season: 22-22, 5th place, 3 games behind. would continue.

nerve in his right shoulder, bardenhire had shifted to third to replace Brooks. "I thought maybe I was all through," Evans said. "You know the end is going to come, you just don't know when. I ATLANTA 6, St. Louis 2: The Braves took a 2-1 lead with two MONDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 6, OAKLAND 2.

CALIFORNIA 6, New York 2: Reggie Jackson blasted a grand slam unearned runs in the third inning off Danny Cox. Jerry Royster hit a one- went to my dad and I said, 'What happening to me? Am I out single to left, went to second on Pete Falcone's sacrifice and scored ed," said Evans. "But now I'm glad it worked out like it did, that I ended up in a place like Detroit." EVANS FATHER, Richard, is recovering from surgery and unable to travel, but his mother, Elanor, attended the three-game series in Anaheim. She enjoyed seeing her son play again, and wishes jt didn't have to end when the Tigers leave. "Maybe I shouldn't say this now that he's in Detroit, but my husband and I were hoping he would sign with a California team," she said.

"We'd love to have him around all the time. But of course we know that the future is his. Deep down, I guess we realized he would go some day. He calls us every other day and tells us he's very happy in Detroit, and that makes us happy, too." When Evans got that catcher's mitt for Christmas, it was losing it? Am I all when Claudell Washington smash went through Art Howe's legs at first. Alex Trevino then doubled inside the first-base bag to score Evans' father told his son about self-doubt and how everyone went through it.

They talked about what Darrell Washington. to support Doug Corbett in his first major-league start. Corbett went 5 innings, replacing scheduled starter Tommy John, who came down with the flu. NY rookie Dennis Rasmussen got in trouble in the fourth. He walked Juan Beniquez, hit Dick Schofield with a pitch and made a late throw to third on Mike Brown's sacrifice bunt to load the bases.

Doug DeCinces' sacrifice fly scored Beniquez before another walk to Brian Downing reloaded the bases. Jackson then got his 10th career grand slam. Los Angeles 6, MONTREAL 1: Mike Scioscia slammed a three-run was doing wrong and how he could correct it. As suddenly as the slump had come, it was gone. homer in the third inning and Fernando Valenzuela overcame a shaky start to pitch an eight-hitter for the Dodgers.

Dave Anderson added an RBI triple in the third, and Ken Landreaux scored on Valenzuela's It meant Evans' career would continue. And when playing baseball is all you've ever wanted since you were double to make it 6-1 in the sixth. Kansas City 6, TEXAS 1: Frank White's line drive hit the left-field Pittsburgh 7, HOUSTON 0: John Candelaria pitched a two-hitter foul pole for a tie-breaking home run and triggered a three-run seventh three years old, it means everything that the games go on. through six innings and Don Robinson gave up just one hit in the final inning. Texas took a 1-0 lead with two out in the fourth inning when Buddy Bell doubled and Pete O'Brien singled him home.

Kansas City three. Candelaria left the game because of slight stiffness in his left elbow. Robinson hit a solo home run in the eighth. The Pirates took a 4-0 tied the score with an unearned run in the sixth. Tigers end slide, top Oakland, 6-2 Minnesota at Boston, postponed, rain.

Toronto at Chicago, postponed, rain. Milwaukee at Cleveland, postponed, rain. Baltimore at Seattle, incomplete. lead in the third against vern Ruhle. Cincinnati at Chicago, postponed, rain.

San Francisco at Philadelphia, postponed, rain. today's games and probable pitchers Joe Morgan got a bad-hop single through the right side of the infield to start the A fourth, but Jeff Burroughs, who replaced Kingman as Oakland's designated hitter, bounced TIGERS, from Page 1D Lou Whitaker started it with a walk, which was followed by singles by Alan Trammell and Kirk Gibson, good for a run. After Lance Parrish struck out, Darrell Evans walked and Larry Herndon was hit by a pitch, forcing in an today's games and probable pitchers into a double play and Carney Lansford grounded out. list 3 starts 1984 overal W-L ERA 1983 at site W-L IP ERA Oakland picked up another unearned run, cutting the Ti Time W-L IP ERA other run. Dave Bergman's single drove in a run and Chet 0-1 2.25 21 16.2 4.32 oet; at OAK 61 3.61 21 4.34 Wilcox (R) Kruefer (R) gers' lead to 4-2.

Third baseman Howard Johnson muffed Henderson's slow roller to start the inning. Henderson then stole second, continued to third when Parrish's throw went 10:30 21 18.2 4.34 Lemon sacrifice fly to deep center scored the fourth. There were fireworks scheduled after the game, but A's 1984 overai 1983 at site last 3 starts Twit W-L ERA W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA SD Hawkins (R) 3 1 4.33 0 0 4 4.50 0 1 20 2.70 at NY 7:30 Terrel(R) 3-4 3.73 1 0 7 2.57 03 20.2 3 05 LA Pena (R) 4-2 2.60 0 0 9 2.00 0-1 16 4.50 at MON 7:30 Palmer (R) 2 0 4.09 0 0 0 0 13.1 6.75 PITT McWiiams (L) 2-3 2.21 1-0 6 3.00 2-0 25 0.36 at CIN 7:30 Russell (R) 2-5 4.71 0 1 6 4.50 1-2 12 9.75 SF Davis (L) 2 5 5.56 0-0 1.2 5.40 1-1 13.1 10.80 at PHI 7:30 Carlton (L) 2-3 2.37 0 1 6 7.50 1 1 21 1.29 CHI Sanderson (R) 4-1 2.34 0 1 6.1 5.68 1-0 12.1 3.65 at ATL 7:40 Peret(R) 3-1 5.00 0 0 4.1 12.46 2 1 21.1 4.64 MIL -4t CLE 2-4 4.53 0-3 4.14 1-0 00 5 1.80 2 4.50 1-2 16.1 3.31 0-2 17 4.24 Haas (R) 7:00 Spinr(R) into center field, and scored on Dwayne Murphy checked- slugger Dave Kingman exploded early. After flying out to center to start the Oakland second, Kingman had some words for first-base umpire Steve Palermo. Presumably, swing ground ball to short.

4-5 2.64 1-5 5.40 1-2 21.2 2.91 0-2 16.2 5.40 Viola (I) Brown (R) at BOS 7:30 Keith Atherton replaced Jones in the seventh. In his 5- TOR at CHI 4-3 3.51 3-5 4.21 2 0 21.1 3.38 0-2 13 8.31 Clancy (R) Hoyt (R) inning stint, Jones allowed only one hit and struck out seven Kingman was upset over an earlier pitch that home-plate umpire Jerry Neudecker called a strike. When he expressed his dissatisfaction a little too graphically to suit Palermo, 8:30 0-1 9.1 1.93 a career high. KC at TEX 5-2 3.99 3-6 5.36 1-1 15.1 8.22 3-0 20 2.25 Gwa(L) Stewart (R) the ump tossed "King Kong" out of the game. 1-0 8.2 2.C NY THE TIGERS wasted no time against Atherton scoring a run on Whitaker's third walk of the game and TrammelPs OAKLAND GOT an unearned run off Morris in the third.

7-2 1.20 3-3 2.43 2-1 22.1 1.61 1-0 22.2 2.78 Niekro (R) John (L) at CAL 10:30 1-0 9 1.00 third hit of the game, a double to right-center. STL LaPoint (L) 5-5 4.57 1-0 7 3.86 1-1 17.2 4.58 at H0U 8:30 Knepper (L) 4-5 2.25 0-1 6 3.00 1-1 22 2.86 KEY: (R) right-hander, (L) left-hander, won, I lost, IP innings pitched, ERA earned run average. First two columns after pitcher's name are pitchers' 1984 season statistics. The next three columns are pitchers' 1983 statistics vs. current opponent at site of game.

The last three columns are pitchers' last three outings as a starter for 1984. SUNDAY'S RESULTS Bruce Bochte opened the inning with a hard one-hop smash to shortstop that skipped away from Trammell for an error. Mike Heath followed with a ground-rule double to left and Between them, Whitaker and Trammell were on base eight times. BAL Flana.an (L) 3-4 4 89 1-2 15.2 5.17 at SEA 10:30 lanrston (L) 2-4 5.02 0-2 15.1 6.46 KEY: (R) right-hander, (I) left-handet, won, lost, IP innings pitched, ERA earned run average. First two columns after pitcher's name are pitchers' 1984 season statistics.

The next three scored on Rickey Henderson's ground out. With a three-run lead, Morris sailed through the Oakland seventh and eighth innings, allowing only an infield single After the Tigers roughed up Codiroli, A relief pitcher columns are pitchers' 1983 statistics vs. current opponent at site of game. The last three columns Jeff Jones did a nice job of restoring order. Jones, who was MONTREAL 6, San Francisco 2.

San Diego 4, PHILADELPHIA 0. to Tony Phillips. St. Louis 12, ATLANTA 9. Cincinnati 4, CHICAGO 3.

Pittsburgh 2, HOUSTON 1. are pitchers last three outings as a starter tor 1984. born in Detroit and lives in Romulus, retired the first two Parrish led off the ninth inning with his eighth home run Los Angeles 3, NEW YORK 2. men he faced, issued a walk, then set down the next nine in SUNDAY'S RESULTS of the season, padding the Tigers' lead to 6-2. He is tied with (Home teams In CAPITALS) a row through the Tigers' fourth.

Lemon for the team lead in homers. TEXAS 11, Chicago 3. OAKLAND 7, New York 1. Baltimore 8, CALIFORNIA 0. SEATTLE 6, Detroit 1.

TORONTO 6-6, Cleveland 1-5. BOSTON 6, Kansas City 0. Milwaukee 5, MINNESOTA 4. league leaders Griffith: Twins' sale imminent (Through Sunday's Games) a paid attendance figure of at least 2.4 million and bring the TWINS SALE, from Page 1D American League National League inree-year average to 1.4 million. ab av.

172 37 60 .349 ab Griffith and his sister, Thelma Griffith Haynes, own 154 14 42 45 43 about 52 percent of the club. THROUGH 24 HOME games, the Twins have averaged 166 30 144 30 Griffith signed a 30-year lease with the Metropolitan avg. 57 .370 58 .349 48 .333 49 .333 48 .329 57 .320 54 .320 54 .310 tans witnout the buyout plan, which has added 43 37 46 46 44 42 39 43 38 39 Francona, Mtl Gwynn, SD Durham, Chi Washington, All Clark, SF Sandberg, Chi Raines, Mtl Parker, Cln Ray, Pit Trammel, Det Davis, Sea Garcia, Tor Murray, Bait Bell, Tor Lemon, Det Bell, Tex Yount, Mil Sheridan, KC Hrbek, Mln 131 21 45 .344 191 27 65 .340 165 26 56 .339 163 25 54 .331 156 25 51 .327 141 21 46 .326 173 26 56 .324 131 17 42 .321 147 23 47 .320 144,870 to the total. They need to average 34,223 for the 41 147 28 39 146 21 43 178 27 45 169 34 43 174 19 remaining 57 dates to reach 2.4 million. Sports Facilities Commission to play in the Hubert H.

Humphrey Metrodome, which opened for the 1982 season. But he insisted on an escape clause that would permit him to move the club after the 1985 season if attendance didn't Tickets bought by the task force group haven't resulted 43 .309 49 .306 139 21 160 23 McReynolds, SD Home runs-Murohv. Atl. 12: in a surge of attendance. Although 14,133 were purchased Home runs-Kingman, Oak, 14; Da average 1.4 million in the first three seasons.

tor tne bunday game against Milwaukee, there were 13,283 (Home teams In CAPITALS) Palmer may spend rest of season working for ABC NEW YORK (AP) Pitcher Jim Palmer, still searching for a spot on a major league roster following his release by the Baltimore Orioles, may shelve his aspirations and embark on a career in broadcasting, according to his lawyer. Palmer, released May 17 by Baltimore after a 19-year career with the American League club, must make a decision by today whether to accept a position with ABC-TV. "I think that unless a real solid everyday rotation opportunity comes along, that it may well be that Jim decides to stay in shape, but to pursue the ABC thing and leave baseball options down the line," Palmer's attorney, Ron Shapiro, said. ABC's Monday Night Baseball telecasts begin next week and the network reportedly wants Palmer, who it has under contract, to work as a color commentator. Twins home attendance has slumped in recent years.

vis, Sea, 11; Ripken, Bal, 11; Armas, Bos, 10, Kittle, Chi, 10; Evans, Bos, Murrav, Bal, 9. no-shows. Schmidt, Phi, 12; Durham, Chi, II; Clark, SF, Foster, NY, Carter, Mtl, Marshall, LA, McReynolds, SD, Walloon, Mil, Washington, Atl, 8. Runs batted m-Carter, Mtl, 41; Durham, Chi, 37; Schmidt, Phi, 33; Clark, SF, 32; Davis, Chi, 32; Washington, Atl, 30; Rum batted In-Kingman, Oak, 43; Their best ever was 1,483,547 in 1967, when they played at Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington, Minn. In two years at Mackay's group is trying a system for distributing the tickets among those who wouldn't ordinarily go to a ball game, and to regular ticket buyers on a buy-one, get-one- Murray, Bal, 43; Davis, Sea, 34; Lemon, Det, 33; Moseby, Tor, 31; Rice, Bos, 31.

Stolen bases-Garda, Tor, 21; Hen Lev, Lm, names, mii, McReynolds, SD, 28; Murphy, Atl, 28. Stolen bases-Samuel. Phi. 26: Wig the Metrodome, it was 921,186 in 1982 and 858,939 in 1983. A task force of businessmen headed by Harvey Mackay has gathered $6 million to buy up tickets this season to reach derson, Oak, 10; Butler, Cle, 17; Berna-zard, Cle, 15; Pettis, Cal, 15; Collins, Tor, iree oasis, reason ticket holders also are to get four free gins, SD, 26; Redus, Cin, 19; Raines, Mtl, 17; Dernier.

Chi. 16; Mllner. Cin. 16: tickets. IJ; MOSeDV, I or, IZ; iremmeii, uei, l.

Slugging percentage-Davis, Sea, mciee, vu, 14; wnson, NY, 13; Hayes, era, MX, LA, 12. Slugging percentage-Durham. Chi. Ripken, Bal, Lemon, Det, Upshaw, Tor, Trammed, Det, Murrav, Bal, Bell, Tor, King- Gedman' Bos' AL box scores NL box scores Washington, Atl, Clark, SF, Schmidt, Phi, McReynolds, SD. Murphy, Atl, Maluszek, Phi, Pena, Pit, Carter, Mtl, Davis, On-bas percentage- Davis.

Sea. 460; Murrav. Bal. Trammel. Det.

UM, Pirates 7, Astros 0 Braves 6, Cardinals 2 Tigers 6, A's 2 On-base percentage-Washington. Boggs, Bos, Randolph, NY, Hrbek, Min, Lemon, Del, .407, Morgan, Oak, Tabler, Cle, Yount, Mil, .393. PITTSBURGH HOUSTON ST. LOUIS ATLANTA Atl, Gwynn, SD, Durham, Chi, Clark, SF. Raines.

Mtl. .429: I abrhbi abrhbi around the horn Lyons 3b 4 0 0 0 Washingtn rf 3 2 1 0 Oberklell ph 1 0 0 0 Hall rf 10 00 Matthews, Chi, L.Smith, StL, Dernier, Chi, Schmidt, Phi, Francona, MII, .391. nm-iitiiiiimi, un, niHAen, Bal. 37: Whitaker. Det.

31. DeCinces. Cal. abrhbi abrhbi 5 2 10 Bass rf 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Pnkovts 2b 3 0 0 0 4 2 2 3 Cabell lb 4 0 2 0 3 111 Muphry cf 3 0 0 0 4 0 11 Crui If 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Knight 3b 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Ballev 3 0 0 0 Herr 2b 5 0 0 0 Trevino 3 0 2 1 LSmllh If 4 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 2 2 1 Runs-Wiggins. SD.

35: Raines. MII. 30; Moseby, Tor, 30; Butler, Cle, 29; Evans, Bos, 29; Henderson, Oak, 28; Hendrlck rf 3 2 1 0 Chamblss lb4 1 1 0 upsnaw, i or, Garcia, lor, 27. 34; Matthews, Chl, 33; Samuel, Phi, 32; Schmidt, Phi, 31; Durham, Chl, 30; Wynne cf Lacy rf Ray 2b Madlck 3b TPena Moiillll If Frobel rf Dlslfno lb Berra ss Candlria DRoblsn Howe lb 3 0 2 0 Horner 3b 3 0 0 Hlh-Garcla. Tor, 65; Trammel, Det.

DETROIT OAKLAND abrhbi abrhbi Whlltaker2b2 2 1 0 Henderson If 4 1 0 1 Trammell ss4 1 3 1 Murphy cf 4 0 0 1 Gibson rf 4 111 Morgan 2b 4 0 10 Parrish 5 111 Kingman dh 1 0 0 0 Evans dh 3 110 Burroghs dh2 0 1 0 Herndon II 4 0 0 1 Almon dh 10 0 0 Bergman lb 4 0 2 1 Lanslord 3b 4 0 1 0 Lemon cf 4 0 0 1 Davis rf 4 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 3 0 0 0 Bochte lb 4 110 Brookens 3bl 0 0 0 Heath 30 10 Phlllw 3 0 10 Totals 34 4 9 4 Totals 34 2 4 2 Detroit 400000 101-1 Oakland 001001 000-2 Game-winning RBI-Gibson (4). E-Trammell, Johnson, Parrish. DP- Detroit 3 0 11 CRenlds ss 3 0 0 0 McGee cf 2 0 0 0 Perry If 3 0 12 Lahtl 0 0 0 0 Harper If 0 0 0 0 Van Slykecf 0 0 0 0 Hubbard 2b 3 0 0 0 Porter 3 0 11 Royster ss 3 110 Royals 6, Rangers 1 KANSAS CITY TEXAS abrhbi abrhbi Wilson cf 5 0 11 Sample cf 4 0 10 Motley If 4 111 Ward If 4 0 10 Brett 3b 5 0 2 1 Bell 3b 4 110 Pryor 3b 0 0 0 0 Parrish rf 3 0 10 McRae dh 4 0 0 0 O'Brien lb 3 0 11 White 2b 5 1 2 1 Hosteller dh4 0 0 0 Balbonl lb 4 12 1 Yost 4 0 0 0 Jones rf 4 110 Tolleson 26 2 0 1 0 Slaughl 4 110 Wllkerson ss2 0 0 0 Concepclnss3 1 1 1 Bannister 2b 1 0 0 0 Totals 38 4 II 4 Totals 311 6 1 Kansas City 000001 311-4 Texas 000 100000-1 Game-winning RBI-White (4). E-Bell. DP-Kansas City 2.

LOB- Kansas City 8, Texas 6. 2B-Bell, Brett, Slaught, Wilson. HR-While (6), Balbonl (5). SB-White (2), Tolleson (9), Motley (4). 60; Murray, Bal, 56; Ripken, Bal, 56; Yount, Mil, 56; Whltaker, Det, 54; Bell, Tor, 54; Lemon, Det, Randolph, NY, 51; Upshaw, Tor, 50.

4 0 0 0 Ruhle 10 0 0 2 12 0 LaCoss 0 0 0 0 1111 TScott Ph 10 10 Samblto 0 0 0 0 Walling ph 10 0 0 Dawlev 0 0 0 0 OSmlthss 2 0 11 Falcone 2 0 0 0 Ralslch ph 1 0 0 0 Moore 0 0 0 0 Walks-Murray. Bal, 35; Booos, Bos. 34; Evans, Bos, 32; Morgan, Oak, 32; Thornton, Cle, 30; Bernazard, Cle, 29; Butler, Cle, 29; Davis, Sea, 28; G.Thomas, Sea, 28, Randolph, NY, 27. Ramsey ss 0 0 0 0 Cox 2 0 0 0 Rucker 0 0 0 0 Landrum cf 1 0 0 0 Hor Ion 0 0 0 0 Braun oh 1 0 0 0 Doublet-Trammel, Det. 13; Bell.

Totals 33 7 9 7 Totals 29 0 3 Pittsburgh 004 011 010-7 Houston 000 000 000-0 Game Winning RBI-Ray (2). DP-Pltts-burgh 1, Houston 1. LOB Pittsburgh 6, Houston 3. 2B-Ray, Madlock, TScott, Cabell. HR-DRoblnson (1).

SB-Wynne (8). S-Lacy. I. LUB-uetroil Oakland i. 2B -Heath, Trammell.

HR-Parrlsh (8). SB -Henderson (19). SF-Lemon. Tor, 13; Kearney, Sea, 12; Ripken, Bal, 12; DeCinces, Cal, 11; Gaettl, Mln, 11; Garcia, Tor, 11. Totals 32 2 5 2 Totals 29 4 8 5 St.

Louts 010 OOP 010-2 Atlanta 002103 00X-4 Game-winning RBI-Trevlno (2). E- if cr dd so Trlplj-Owen, Sea, R.Law, Chi, IP RERBBSO 9 6 2 0 0 8 Moseby, Tor, Collins, Tor, Ripken, ER BB SO Howe, Horner. DP-S Louis LOB-S PHtsbundi Detroit Morris (W 10-1) Eakland odlroML 1-2) Jones Atherton om, 4. Louis 9, Atlanta 2. 2B-irevmo, o.smith.

9 6 112 4 -i-aicone, i revino. si o.smlth. bwynn, su, ju; wasnington, Atl, 28; Murphy, Atl, 27; Sandberg, Chl, 27. Hlts-Gwynn, SD, 58; Samuel, Phi, 58; Francona, Mtl, 57; Sandberg, Chl, 57; Parker, Cin, 54; Raines, MII, 54; Sax, LA, 51; Wallach, MII, 51; McReynolds, SD, 49; Washington, Atl, 49. Walks-Washington, All, 34; Matthews, Chl, 32; Schmidt.

Phi, 32; Raines, MII, 31; Clark, SF, 28; Durham, Chl, 27; L.Smith, StL, 27; Gwynn, SD, 25; Murphy, Atl, 25. Doubles-Francona, Mtl, 14; Carter, Mtl, 12; Cey, Chl, 12; Sandberg, Chl, 12; Hubbard, All, 11. Triples-Samuel, Phi, Sandberg, Chl, Gwynn, SD, McGee, SIL, 4. Game-winning rM-Hendrlck, StL, Carter, Mtl, Garvey, SD, Matthews, Chl, Parker, Cln. Durham, Chl, Hernandez, NY, Schmidt, Phi, Scioscia, LA, 5.

Earned-run average-Denny, Phi, 1.55; Honevcutt, LA, 1.85; Ryan, Hou, 1.89; McWIIIIams, Pit, 2.21; Knepper, Hou, 2.25; Sanderson, Chi, 2.34; Carlton, Phi, 2.37; Valenzuela, LA, 2.39; Candelaria, Pit, 2.43; Soto, Cln, 2.58. Won-lott-Lea, Mtl, 8-2; Anduiar, StL, 8-4; Soto, Cin, 7-1; Honevcutt, LA, 6-2; Ryan, Hou, 6-2; Hudson, Phi, 5-3; Show, SD, 5-3; Smith, Mtl, 5-3; Trouf, Chl, 5-3; LaPoint, StL, 5-5. Games-Power, Cln, 25; Lucas, MII, Game-winning rbi-Murrav. Bal. 10: Kansas City Gura (W 6-2) Texas Tanana (L 5-5) Toblk Wright Candlria (W 5-4) 6 2 0 DRoblson (S 4) 3 10 Houston 1-3 3 4 4 2 1 52-3 1 0 0 2 7 12-3 3 1 1 4 1 11-3)1101 IP RERBBSO Bell, Tor, Davis, Sea, DeCinces, Cal, 6.

4 3 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 Conroy Earned-run average-Niekro. NY. HBP-by Codlroll (Herndon). WP- Morris. 2:57.

St. LOUIS Cox (L 2-6) Rucker Lahtl Horton Yosl.T 51-3 0 12-3 I 1.20, Porter. Mil. 1.75; Davis. Bal.

1.77: HBP-by Gura (Tolleson). PB 2:25. Ruhle (L 0-2) 22-3 5 4 LaCoss 31-3 3 2 Samblto 2 1 1 Dawlev 1 0 0 HBP-Dlslefano by Ruhle. Burrls, Oak, 1.84; Hurst, Bos, 1.97; Morris, Det, 1.97; John, Cal, 2.19; Stleb, Tor, Falcone (W 3-5) 72-3 Moore (S 2) 1 1-3 Angels 6, Yankees 2 Free Press Wire Services BOSTON: A makeup date for Monday's game between Minnesota and the Red Sox, postponed because of rain, will be announced later. The game was originally planned to be played Wednesday as part of a twi-night doubleheader, but AL officials vetoed that suggestion.

CHICAGO CUBS: Jim Frey's Cubs fought and lost Sunday and were rained out Monday, but the manager couldn't be more pleased. Dennis Eckersley, fresh from the American League, went nine innings in Sunday's 4-3 loss, and the rain-out gave the Cubs' bullpen a chance to recuperate. Lee Smith has been sidelined with a pulled muscle in the rib cage, Tim Stoddard has a groin pull and Dickie Noles has been pressed into a starting role because Dick Ruth ven is on the disabled list and Scott Sanderson has back spasms. CHICAGO WHITE SOX: Right-handed reliever Salome Baroas, 26, has been sent to the club's Triple A team In Denver and righthander Bert Roberge has been called up to replace him. Barojas (2-2) had a 4.94 ERA in 31 innings.

Roberge, 29, was 4-1 with six saves and a 1.91 ERA in 28's innings. CINCINNATI: Reds President Bob Howsam is glad he did not yield to public pressure to sign Pete Rose. "Pete's a fine ballplayer and he is still very popular here, but he would not be the right leadoff hitter for us," Howsam said. "He would clog up the bases. He never did get that many walks, and he'd get fewer now since he's going for the all-time hit record." CLEVELAND: First baseman Mike Hargrove, benched in favor of Pat Tabler much of the season, has asked the Indians to trade him.

"I don't want to leave Cleveland," Hargrove, 34, said. "Ideally, I'd like to stay here and play. But at this stage of my career, I'm not ready to be a defensive replacement and a pinch hitter. I know if I play, I'll produce." Hargrove is a lifetime .292 hitter Monday night's Indians-Brewers game, postponed because of rain, has been rescheduled as part of a twi-night doubleheader at 5:05 p.m. Wednesday, NY YANKEES: Billy Martin has joined the Yankees on their West Coast road trip, and you can imagine the rumors.

"If Billy comes back," Don Baylor said, "this whole team is going to have to be reshaped because a lot of the guys are going to ask out. There are some who can play for the man, but some of us can't. I don't think fir CALIFORNIA NEW YORK Rucker pitched to 3 batters In 6th. PB-Porter. 2:17.

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Innings pitched-Morris, Det, 91.1; Smlthson, Mln, 88.2; Dotson, Chi, 82.1; McGregor, Bal, 81.1; Darwin, Tex, 79; Viola, Mln, 78.1; Hurst, Bos, 77.2; Stleb, Tor, 77.2; Guldry, NY, 77. Strikeouts-Morris, Det, 60, Stleb, Tor, 56; Leal, Tor, 52; Niekro, NY, 52; Witt, Cal, 52; Blvleven, Cle, 51; Smlthson, Mln, 51; Hurst, Bos, 48; Dotson, Chi, 46. Complete games-Morris, Det, Hurst, Bos, Beettie, Sea, Dotson, Chi, McGregor, Bal, Smllhson, Mln, Zann, Cal, 4, Shutouts-Seattle, Sea, Boddlcker, Bal, 2: Hurst, Bos, Oleda, Bos, Viola, Mln, 2. nncKynias of hi i Drooxs so 4 I 01 Martinez If 3000 Gaff 0000 Tamnlptn ui DO II (tann nh A ft Savos-Gossage, SD, 10; Holland, Phi, in- titttr ttl in- Arncrn UV i Cmllk Dodgers 6, Expos 1 LOS ANGELES MONTREAL abrhbi abrhbi Reynolds 4 0 1 0 Utile 2b 4 0 10 Lendreax cf 5 I 2 I Francona lb4 0 1 0 Guerrero 3b 5 1 4 0 Raines cf 4 0 0 0 Stubbs lb 4 0 0 0 Carter 3 0 2 0 Scioscia 5 113 Wallach 3b 4 I 1 0 Maldonad rf 3 1 I 0 Wohtford rf 3 0 1 0 Bailor 2b 4 12 0 Stenhouse If 4 0 1 0 Anderson ss4 0 1 2 Flynn ss 3 0 10 Valenzuela p4 I 2 0 Rogers 10 0 0 Speier ph 10 0 0 SchatzederpO 0 0 0 Rose ph 10 0 0 Harris 0 0 0 0 McGafflgn pO 0 0 0 Totals 38 4 14 4 Totals 32 I 8 0 Los Angeles 014 001000-4 Montreal Game-winning RBI-Scloscla (6). E-Flynn.

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City (Rangers) 23 23 .500 t'i Evansvllle (Tigers) 21 30 .412 9 Wichita (Reds) 17 31 .354 U'i Sunday's Results Omaha 9, Evansvllle 0 Wichita at Iowa, rain Louisville 1-4, Denver 0-1 Indianapolis at Oklahoma City, rain Monday' Results Wichita 4, Evansvllle 3 iossaoe I Fitzgerald 4 11 II Gardenhirss4 111 Darllna I A A 1 I Innings pitched-Anduiar. SIL. 91.2: Eame-wlnnlng RBI-DeClnces (7). E-eClnces. DP-New York 1, California 2.

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S-Brown. SF-Harrah, DeCinces. New Strikeouts-Ryan, Hou, 81; Gooden, IP RERBBSO NY, 73; Valenzuela, LA, 73; Soto, Cln, 70; Candelaria, Pll. 58; Barker. Atl.

48: New York iome-winmng NBl-McRevnolds (5). E-Darllng, Gardenhire. LOB-San Diego 4, New York 5. 2B-Gardenhlre. 3B-Gwynn.

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