Monday, April 14, 1986/The Battalion/Page 9
y* Reserves power Braves
to 8-7 victory over Astros
i HOUSTON (AP) — In his first season as manager
of the Atlanta Braves, Chuck Tanner is keeping his
promise to his reserves.
‘He told us at the beginning of the season he was
going to play everyone,” veteran Chris Chambliss said
ipunday after the Braves held on to defeat the Houston
Astros 8-7.
Reserves Chambliss, Ted Simmons and Billy Sample
[ accounted for eight of the Braves’
|i|l3 hits and scored six runs. Sam
ple’s controversial three-run
homer off loser Mike Scott, 0-2,
|n the fourth was the key blow.
Houston scored twice in the bottom of the ninth on a
walk and doubles by Doran and Phil Garner.
Jim Pankovits then greeted Garber with a single, but
with runners at first and third, Glenn Davis grounded
into a game-ending double play.
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League
Pirates 8, Cubs 0
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mike Brown drove in four
runs, including a three-run homer, and the Pittsburgh
Pirates blanked the Cubs 8-0 Sunday behind the four-
hit pitching of Rick Reuschel and two relievers.
Sample’s fourth-inning shot, which gave the Braves
a 4-0 lead, was ruled fair by third-base umpire John
AlcSherry, triggering a heated dispute with Houston
Manager Hal Lanier.
“I hit it hard enough to be a home run. I just stood
there and waited to see if it was fair,” said Sample, who
Collected his first three National League hits.
“When we play another group of guys it doesn’t
hurt at all,” Tanner said. “It just gives our regulars a
chance to sit and watch and rest.”
Phillies 4, Mets 2
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Darren Daulton cracked
a two-run homer, and Gary Redus hit a solo shot to
back Shane Rawley’s 10-hit pitching as the Philadel
phia Phillies defeated the New York Mets 4-2 Sunday.
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The Atlanta bench had help from Ken Oberkfell, a
regular, who drove in four runs, and veteran pitcher
Gene Garber, who pitched out of a ninth-irtning jam
after the Astros jumped on relief ace Bruce Sutter.
Atlanta took a 1-0 lead in the second inning when
Simmons singled, stole second, went to third on a fly
[rail and scored on Oberkfell’s single.
: The Braves increased their lead to 5-0 in the fourth
pn Sample’s homer which followed singles by Simmons
and Chambliss. Oberkfell then reached on a fielding
error by Houston shortstop Dickie Thon, was sacri
ficed to second and scored when second baseman Bill
Doran mishandled Omar Moreno’s grounder.
The Astros scored their first run in the fourth when
[Thon singled, Denny Walling walked, Thon took third
pn a fly ball and scored on a passed ball by Simmons.
Oberkfell drove in Atlanta’s last three runs with a
sacrifice fly in the sixth inning and singles in the sev
enth and ninth. The last one proved decisive when
Expos 3, Cardinals 2
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Mitch Webster and Herm Win-
ningham hit solo home runs and Bryn Smith scattered
three hits in six innings, leading the Montreal Expos to
a 3-2 triumph Sunday that halted the previously unde
feated St. Louis Cardinals’ winning streak at four
games.
Padres 7, Reds 6
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Marvell Wynne hit his second
home run of the game Sunday to give the San Diego
Padres a 7-6 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
Wynne, who homered as a pinch hitter to lead off
the seventh inning, hit a 2-1 pitch from Joe Price over
the right-field wall in the ninth.
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Dodgers 3, Giants 2
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Franklin Stubbs hit a tie
breaking two-run homer in the seventh inning Sun
day, his third home run in as many games, and Orel
Hershiser scattered seven hits, leading the Los Angeles
Dodgers to a 3-2 victory over the.San Francisco Giants.
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ARLINGTON (AP) — Cal Rip
ken hit a two-run single in the eighth
inning to catapult the Baltimore
Orioles to 3-2 victory over the Texas
Rangers Sunday.
I Scott McGregor scattered eight
hits, struck out two and did not allow
a walk in 7% innings and Don Aase
picked up the save.
■ Alan Wiggins drew a one-out walk
from rookie Jose Guzman, 1-1, in
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Seattle Mariners to a 4-2 victory Sun
day over the Minnesota Twins.
Mike Moore, 1-0, limited the
Twins to four hits over the final
eight innings, finishing with a six-
hitter, five strikeouts and one walk.
Mike Smithson, 1-1, went the dis
tance for the Twins and took the loss
despite tying his career high with
nine strikeouts.
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Wiggins and Lacy. The throw from
right field beat Lacy to the plate, but
he kicked the ball out of catcher Don
Slaught’s glove.
I The Rangers got a run in the sec
ond inning when Larry Parrish,
Slaught and Curtis Wilkerson sin
gled and added a run in the sixth
when Pete O’Brien doubled and
Gary Ward singled.
Baltimore got an unearned run in
the seventh. Eddie Murray led off
with a grounder to first that went be
tween O’Brien’s legs for an error, his
first in 70 games. Fred Lynn singled
to left, sending Murray to third, and
he came home on Jim Dwyer’s
founder to first.
Yankees 3, Brewers 2
NEW YORK (AP) — Ron Guidry
won his second start of 1986, aided
by a two-run single from Don Mat
tingly, as the New York Yankees
ended their season-opening home-
stand Sunday with a 3-2 victory over
the Milwaukee Brewers.
It gave the Yankees a three-game
sweep over Milwaukee, four consec-
lUtive victories and a 5-1 record,
equalling their best start in 11 sea
sons.
Royals 7, Blue Jays 4
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) —
Frank White and Hal McRae
jumped on relief pitcher Dennis
Lamp with run-scoring singles in the
fifth inning Sunday that carried the
Kansas City Royals to a 7-4 victory
over the Toronto Blue Jays.
Willie Wilson and George Brett
hit consecutive home runs in the
third inning and Steve Balboni hom
ered in the fourth, all of them off
Dave Stieb and all with the bases
empty.
Bud Black, 1-1, got the victory
with help from Steve Farr.
Mariners 4, Twins 2
■ MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Danny
■artabull snapped an eighth-inning
tit with a two-run homer, his third
ektra-base hit of the game, to lift the
Indians 8, Tigers 2
CLEVELAND (AP) — Scott
Bailes picked up his first major-
league victory with 5 Vs scoreless in
nings of two-hit relief and Andre
Thornton’s homer highlighted a
five-run first inning as the Cleveland
Indians battered Detroit pitching for
19 hits and beat the Tigers 8-2 Sun
day.
Alan Trammell drove home Dar
rell Evans with both Detroit runs.
Evans led off the Tigers’ second and
fourth innings with singles and
scored on Trammell’s single the first
time and his double the next time.
Red Sox 12, White Sox 2
CHICAGO (AP) — Wade Boggs
hit three singles and drove in four
runs as the Boston Red Sox
pounded 16 hits and buried the Chi
cago White Sox 12-2 Sunday.
Jim Rice added three runs batted
in, two on a home run, and Bill
Buckner and Dwight Evans each had
two RBI. Boston starter Tim Lollar
allowed two hits and one run in six
innings.
A’s 11, Angels 7
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Rookie
Jose Canseco drove in five runs with
a single and his second home run as
the A’s beat the California Angels
11-7 Sunday.
Canseco, a 21-year-old outfielder
who hit 36 homers in the minor
leagues last season, hit a three-run
homer in the fifth inning and had a
two-run single in the sixth.
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