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WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1936DETROIT FREE PRESS 3C i Detroit Western steals one from Cody 10-9 i Sit Bishop Gallagher, 3-1. Steve Dauss went 2-for-4 to lead Allen Park Cabrini past Water-ford Our Lady Of the Lakes, 10-2. SOCCER: Glna Vltella posted her first shutout and Lauren Flax scored her 10th goal of the season as Warren Mott defeated Warren Woods Tower, 1-0. Colleen Horak and Debbie Gershune combined on the shutout and Isabella Ollvlto scored twice as Berkley beat Southfield-Lathrup, 8-0. Senior forward Jaclyn Clark scored two goals and two assists to lead No.

5 Class A Rochester (11-3) to a 5-1 victory over Royal Oak Kimball. SOFTBALL: Stacy Leadford's two-run single in the bottom of the caventh inning gave Southfield Christian a 7-6 victory over Taylor Light and Life. TENNIS: Grosse Pointe South defeated eighth-ranked Class A Birmingham Brother Rice, 5-3. South took No. 4 singles and all four doubles flights, including No.

3, in which Ryan Parshall and Brian Brown defeated Vlvek Reddy and Dan Leonard, 6-4, 1-6, 6-1. Detroit Western turned Vincent Dennings loose on the basepaths Tuesday, and the result was a 10-9 victory over Detroit Cody. Dennings went 2-for-3 with four steals, including a theft of home in the sixth inning for the winning run. mSiv'r'i BASEBALL: Senior I A 'i 3 'Tn 'uttn Schulti struck 4 CnI out 13 and gave up (our fc48wiW hits, and Nick Donovan batted 3-for-3 and scored the winning run as West Bloomfield beat Birmingham Seaholm, 2-1. Senior Shawn Crockett pitched a nine-strikeout one-hitter, and Marcus Clay went 2-for-3 and drove In the winning run as Detroit Mumford topped Detroit Henry Ford, 4-1.

Mike Deaton's three-run homer helped Romulus past Melvindale, 12-2. Taylor Baptist Park (9-3) got 10 strikeouts and a one-hitter from senior Mark Watklnt in a 4-1 win over Bloomfield Hills Roeper. Senior Koro Alexander went 3-for-4 with three RBIs, and Anthony Williams tossed a two-hitter and struck out nine as Detroit Southeastern topped Detroit Finney, 13-1. Troy Bergman batted 2-for-3 with two RBIs as Grosse Pointe North defeated Warren Woods Tower, 8-0. Detroit Renaissance's Qulnne Lowe struck out nine and did not yield a hit in a 23-0, five-Inning victory over Detroit Cooley Dorlen Johnson struck out 13, and Damon Myers hit a two-run homer as Detroit Murray-Wright beat Detroit Denby, 7-4.

Joe Martin struck out 10 in five innings as Warren Mott beat Mt. Clemens L'Anse Creuse, 10-0. Ryan Brown hit a three-run homer and Tim Frankhouse followed with a solo shot as Rochester beat Oxford, 9-1. Joe Wllley fanned 13 in five innings as ville beat Livonia Churchill, 11-0, after winning the first game, 9-6 Nate Anderson pitched a six-hitter with seven strikeouts and Russ Kouba hit a three-run double as Harper Woods Lutheran East beat Mt. Clemens Lutheran North, 5-2.

Luis Vasquez struck out 10 and gave up three hits as Pontiac Notre Dame Prep defeated seventh-ranked Class Harper Woods 4 MARK DUNCANAssociated Press After getting cranked for five runs, Tigers starter Greg Gohr, with catcher John Flaherty, waits to get yanked by manager Buddy Bell. GAME 40 Indians 5, Tigers 1 bl bb so avo, 0 0 1 1 .266 0 .333 1 1 1 1 1 .265 0 1 .204 0 2 .252 0 1 .143 0 1 .333 1 1 0 .222 0 .264 0 2 7 32 1 7 1 DETROIT Curtis If Singleton cf Frvman 3b Fielder lb Nleves rf Pride dh MLewis 2b Flaherty Trammell ss Totals CLEVELAND Lofton cf Franco lb Baerga 2b Belie If Murray dh Thome 3b MRamlrei rf SAIomar Vizciuel ss Totals ab bl bb so avo. 1 2 0 0 0 .342 0 110 2 .313 0 0 0 0 0 .259 4 4 4 3 4 3 110 1 .343 1 1 2 0 1 .228 Indians unload on Tigers, Gohr, 5-1 BY JOHN LOWE Free Press Sports Writer CLEVELAND In the last few seasons, Buddy Bell would have enjoyed the game he saw Tuesday night at Jacobs Field. 1 The first-place Indians unloaded three homers on the opposing starter and won, 5-1. Right-hander Charles Nagy became the American League's first six-game winner by throwing a complete-game seven-hitter.

The game drew 40,765, the Indians' 64th straight home sellout, tying Baltimore's American League record. The Indians, who are sold out for every game this season, will break that record tonight. Well, this game might have reinforced to Bell how much he wanted to be a manager: He would rather be guiding the last-place Tigers than serving as the dugout and infield coach for the mighty Indians, as he did the last two seasons. Tuesday night's defeat lowered Bell's record as a manager to 12-28. The night began nicely enough.

At the request of his good friend, Tribe manager Mike Hargrove, Bell met Hargrove at home plate to exchange the lineup cards. Then Tigers starter Greg Gohr retired the first six Indians in order, not allowing a ball out of the infield. But Gohr (2-5, 6.60 ERA) made it no farther in trying to become the first Tigers pitcher to win back-to-back starts this season. In the space of the next nine batters, the Tribe produced three homers, a double and its five runs. In his 4-2 victory in New York last Thursday, Gohr repeatedly got into and out of trouble.

Tuesday night, trouble erupted in unstoppable flashes. "I know what those guys can do," Bell said. "It's more scary from this side." Manny Ramirez began the third by homering to left-center on a 1-1 pitch. Two outs later, Kenny Lofton singled, stole his 27th base of the season and scored on Julio Franco's opposite-field double to right. Albert Belle began the next inning with a single, extending his hitting streak to 15 games.

Eddie Murray, awakening from an early season slumber, lofted his third homer of the season and 482nd of his career just over the fence in right-center. Jim Thome, the next hitter, launched an opposite-field homer to left. Thome, the third baseman who was Bell's special project, has homered in four straight games. "Greg didn't have good location," said Bell, who hooked Gohr a few batters after the five-run deluge. "Against a team like this, you can't afford to leave a lot of stuff out over the plate." "I can't believe that you have to be on the black (the corners) with every pitch," said Gohr, who has allowed 13 homers in 45 innings.

"But tonight, any mistake I made seemed to leave the 11111 .324 1 1 1 2 0 .258 2 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 .283 0 0 0 1 1 .298 30 5 7 5 5 000 010 000-1 7 1 Detroit Cleveland 002 300 0Ox-5 7 0 iiiWMWitiiriiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiMn MLewis (31. LOB: Detroit 7, Cleveland 6. 2B: Flaherty (7), Franco (9). HR: Murray (3) off Gohr; Thome (81 off Gohr; MRamlrez (7) off Gohr. RBIs: Singleton (1), Franco (29), Murray 2 (17), Thome (22), MRamirez (20).

SB: Lofton (27), Vizquel (11). CS: Lofton (8). GIDP: Curlls, MLewis, Belle. Runners left In scoring position: Detroit 3 (Curtis, Fryman 2); Cleveland 4 (Lofton, Baerga, SAIomar 2). Runners moved up: Trammell.

DP: Detroit 1 (MLewis and Fielder); Cleveland 2 (Vizquel, Baerga and Franco), (Nagy, Vizquel and Franco). Detroit Ip er bb so no era Gohr (L 2-5) 3 2-3 6 5 5 1 2 63 6.60 Keagle 2 1-3 0 0 0 1 2 42 6.96 RLewls 2 1 0 0 3 2 37 2.78 Cleveland ip er bb so np era Nagy (W 6-1) 9 7 1 1 3 7 127 3.55 Inherited runnm-tcoretfcm Keagle 1-0. WP: RLewis, Nagv. 2:32. 40,765.

Umpires: Home, Hlrschbeck; lb, Joyce; 2b, None; 3b, McKean. ALL SOHE Vf alii '111 fm i 1 I 1 I E7D2ITTQJ3EES More baseball on Page 6C. park." Bell said the Tigers' struggles have mitigated any homecoming emotion he might feel in Cleveland, where he also began his playing career. "Right now, I don't know where I am," he said afterward. "I could be in Detroit, I could be in New York.

It doesn't really make any difference. I'm thinking about getting us to play bet-. ter." Of seeing l'home homer against him for the first time, Bell said, "Jimmy is such a special kid. He's a hard worker and a good friend. But he did it all on his own." "Buddy and I are very close," Thome said.

"I think he's perfect for that job. He can take guys and jnake them good players. I know because he got me through some tough times. I'm sure he can do what he needs to do to get that team back on track." To complete a night full of emotions, Bell sat in his office and watched one of his favorites from the 1994-95 Indians, Paul Sorrento, make the final out of Yankee Dwight Gooden's no-hitter against Seattle. NOTEBOOK: In his Detroit debut, center-fielder Duane Singleton drove in the Tigers' run by pulling a fifth-inning single past first base.

"I hit something off-speed," he said. "It dove at the last minute." Singleton didn't have an RBI in his previous 31 big league at-bats with Milwaukee. Tuesday night's game was the Tigers' 40th of the season; they were trying for back-to-back victories for the first time since the 12th and 13th games. Third baseman Travis Fryman made a sensational play to allow catcher John Flaherty to throw out Lofton, the majors' leader in steals. When Lofton tried to swipe third in the seventh, Fryman took Flaherty's accurate throw on the run and tagged Lofton just before he got to the bag.

"A great play, and a great throw by John," Bell said. Here's a tough way to have your average drop below .200: In the sixth, Cecil Fielder stroked what would have been a single up the middle against a normal infield alignment. But the Indi- ans had the shift on, and second baseman Carlos Baerga playing on the How they scored THIRD INNING ND McMACHEN SEA RAY METRO BOAT SALES MILLER MARINE Gj, Cleveland: Gohr pitching. Ramirez homered to left-center. With two out, Lofton singled to center, then stole second.

Franco doubled to right, Lofton scored. Indiana 2, Tlflara 0, FOURTH INNING BOAT SHOW USA and SDETTOT 3 5 Cleveland: Belle singled to center. Murray homered to right-center. Thome homered to left. With two out.

Keagle relieved Gohr. Indians 5, Tlgan 0. FIFTH INNING Detroit: Nagy pitching. Lewis singled to shortstop, Flaherty grounded Into fielder's choice, Lewis forced at second. Flaherty to second on Trainmen's groundout.

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