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Astros ‘rain’ over Expos;
Tiger homers zap Texas
Associated Press
National League
Astros 3, Expos 1
post his seventh save. L.A.’s Tom
Brennan, 1-2, took the loss.
Padres 12, Cardinals 2
MONTREAL — Bob Knepper
and Bill Dawley combined on a five-
hitter in pitching the Houston As
tros to a B-l victory over the Mon
treal Expos Tuesday night in a game
interrupted for almost two hours by
rain.
Knepper, 3-0, allowed only two
hits in 5 1/3 innings before Hubie
Brooks stroked a single as rain be
gan to fall. After a one-hour, 46-
minute rain delay, Dawley came out
of the bullpen and allowed a single
to Terry Francona which skipped
past left fielder Jose Cruz for an er
ror that allowed Brooks to score.
That was all the offense Montreal
could manage against Dawley, who
worked 3 2/3 innings for his first
save.
ST. LOUIS — Terry Kennedy hit
a pair of two-run singles and Car-
meio Martinez doubled and hom-
ered to drive in three runs, power
ing the San Diego Padres past the
mistake-plagued St. Louis Cardinals
12-2 Tuesday.
Four St. Louis errors, one by each
starting infielder, led to seven un
earned San Diego runs. They gave
the Cards, the National League’s
top-fielding team in 1984, 11 errors
in the past four games.
consecutive pitches in the fourth in
ning, and Lance Parrish and Lou
Whitaker also belted home runs
Tuesday night to lead the Detroit Ti
gers past the Texas Rangers 10-1.
Kirk Gibson collected four hits,
drove in three runs and scored three
times as the Tigers banged out 15
hits off five Texas pitchers.
Jack Morris, 4-3, pitched seven in
nings for the victory. He gave up
five hits, including Buddy Bell’s sec
ond homer of the season in the sixth.
Loser Dickie Noles, 2-2, lasted
only 3 2/3 innings. He gave up six
hits, including the home runs by
Herndon, his third, and Simmons,
his second.
Giants 5, Pirates 3
Red Sox 6, Angels 4
Cubs 4, Dodgers 2
PITTSBURGH — Dan Gladden’s
triple triggered a threfe-run third in
ning and Gary Rajsich hit a pair of
run-scoring singles that helped the
San Francisco Giants defeat the
Pittsburgh Pirates 5-3 Tuesday.
CHICAGO — Davey Lopes had
two singles and a sacrifice fly and
drove in two runs to lead the Chi
cago Cubs to a 4-2 victory over the
Los Angeles Dodgers Tuesday.
Lopes, who struck out four times
in Monday’s loss to his former team
mates, drove in one run with a third-
inning sacrifice fly and singled in an
other in the sixth.
Dick Ruthven, 1-1, allowed eight
hits and two runs before departing
for a pinch-hitter in the sixth. Lee
Smith pitched out of two jams to
Jim Gott, 2-0 since being acquired
by the Giants from Toronto in an of
fseason trade, allowed five hits,
struck out three and walked one in
seven innings. Mark Davis pitched
the eighth and Scott Garrelts the
ninth for his third save.
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his seventh homer of the season and
singled to drive home three runs
Tuesday night as the Boston Red
Sox rolled to 6-4 victory over the
California Angels.
Roger Clemens, 3-3, allowed six
hits and struck out seven before de
parting in favor of Bob Stanley with
none out in the California eighth.
Stanley gave up RBI singles to
pinch-hitters Jerry Narron and Rob
Wilfong in the eighth before going
on to get his fifth save.
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Tigers 10, Rangers 1
Blue Jays 10, A’s 1
the Oakland A’s 10-1.
Ranee Mulliniks and Lloyd Mo-
seby stroked consecutive doubles in
the first inning to give Toronto a 1-0
lead, and Whitt smacked his second
home run of the season in the fourth
off loser Don Sutton, 2-3. Winner
Dave Stieb, 2-3, allowed seven hits
ARLINGTON — Larry Herndon
and Nelson Simmons homered on
TORONTO — Ernie Whitt belted
a two-run homer and George Bell
singled home two runs during a six-
run sixth inning Tuesday night to
power the Toronto Blue Jays past
over six innings.
Twins 8, Yankees 6
smashed a two-run home run Tues
day night, leading the Minnesota
Twins to an 8-6 victory over the New
York Yankees.
The Twins, who have won 12 of
their last 14 games, snapped the
Yankees’ four-game winning streak
under Manager Billy Martin, in the
seventh game of his fourth term
with the team.
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KANSAS CITY — Larry Sheets
pounded a two-run homer and Mike
MILWAUKEE — Ben Ogfc
homered and drove in three
and Moose Haas pitched a five-
Tuesday night to lead the Mi
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