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Tribe uses late innings
to ease by Rangers, 6-5
hctice
ARLINGTON (AP) — Julio
Franco doubled home Andy Allan-
son in the ninth inning as the Cleve
land Indians rallied From a three-
run deficit in the final two innings to
defeat the Texas Rangers 6-5 Tues
day night.
Indians reliever Jim Kern, 1-1,
pitched 1% innings and got relief
help from Er- 1
nie Camacho, American
who earned his
ninth inning to give the Califont
Angels a 4-3 victory over theTi
ronto Bluejays Tuesday night,
fourth home run of the season to fielder’s choice ground out
left.
The Rangers came back with a
run in the second when Pete Inca-
viglia scored from third base on
Larry Parrish’s sacrifice fly to left off
starter Cleveland Ken Schrom. Inca-
viglia opened the inning with a walk
and moved to second on Gary
Ward’s single to right.
fifth save. Greg Harris, 2-3, allowed
five hits and four runs in 2 l /s in
nings.
1 he Tribe tied the game in the
eighth when Mel Hall hitting for
Carmen Castillo, hit a two-out three-
run home run to right field. The
homer scored Andre Thornton and
Pat Tabler.
Oddibe McDowell had three hits,
including a home.run and a double
for Texas.
Tigers 2, Royals 1
DETROIT (AP) — Mike Laga’s
seventh-inning home run was the
difference in a pitcher’s duel be
tween Detroit’s Frank Tanana and
Dennis Leonard of Kansas City, lift
ing the Tigers to a 2-1 victory over
the Royals Tuesday night.
Yankees 14, Twins 11
NEW YORK (AP) — RickeyHt
derson singled and then hit a to
run homer, capping a nine-mu
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in the first inning with two runs
Texas starter Mike Mason. Bret But
ler led off with a double to the gap in
right-center field and moved to
third on a wild pitch. Franco’s
ground-out to short scored Butler.
Joe Carter followed Franco with his
Orioles 8, White Sox 1
CHICAGO (AP) — Cal Ripken’s
two-run homer following Lee Lacy’s
two-run double in the seventh in
ning Tuesday night led Scott Mc
Gregor and the Baltimore Orioles to
an 8-1 victory over the Chicago
White Sox.
Brewers 5, A’s4
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Red Sox 3, Mariners 1
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Schmidt, Phillies wax Astros, 12-4
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Last year at this time,
Mike Schmidt was hittingjust over .200 with two home
runs and eight RBI.
Tuesday night, Schmidt hit a three-run homer, his
fifth, and drove in another run to stretch his league
leading RBI total to 19 as the Philadelphia Phillies de
feated the Houston Astros 12-4.
“I think the reason for the good start is the result of
good mechanics,” said Schmidt, who is batting .328.
“I’ve been trying to hit down through the ball. The fly
balls I hit tonight were from not ———————
concentrating. National
Schmidt’s homer in the first in-
Mets 10, Braves 5
ATLANTA (AP) — Darryl Strawberry hit a
run homer in the sixth inning, putting the NewY(
Mets ahead to stay, and they went on to extend tin
winning streak to 10 games with a 10-5 victoryovenii
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me at 2-0. He gave me a fast ball down the middle and
that’s what I was looking for,” Schmidt said.
Luis Aguayo also got a homer off Ryan in the Phil
lies’ six-run first inning. Ryan, 3-3, lasted only one
more inning.
Dodgers 5, Pirates 4
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Dave Anderson’s single in the sixth inning Tidi
night, leading the Los Angeles Dodgers pastthePiffi
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Expos 7, Reds 4
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Toney
(continued from page 9)
ney turned to watch himself on TV.
“The Eagles selected running
back Anthony Toney from Texas
A&M,” ESPN’s Paul Maguire an
nounced as highlights of Toney
flashed across the screen. “Anthony
Toney is a strong running back — a
good inside runner.”
Former A&M teammate Ken
Reeves, now a starting offensive line
man for the Eagles, entered the
The local media wanted a reac
tion. The Philadelphia media
wanted an immediate interview.
Teammates streamed in and out of
the room.
“It didn’t matter what team
picked me,” Toney said. “I just
wanted to go somehwere.”
“Ken, they want to talk to you,”
Toney said handing Reeves the
phone.
“Yes, sir,” Reeves said. “You got
an old roommate of mine. He’s
going to make things happen.”
“So what did Stiles tell you?”
someone asked.
“He said, ‘Congratulations,’ ” To
ney said. “I said, ‘For what?’ He said,
‘You don’t know?’ And I said, ‘No.’
He said, ‘You’re a Philadelphia Ea
gle now.’ ”
Then there was a flurry of phone
calls offering Toney congratula-
But when Philadelphia picked
Byars in the first round, Toney
thought he might be going else
where.
“I feel pretty good right no*
Toney smiled. “I went a lot hijlt
than I thought. A lot of peoplesail
might go in the first round, bm
thought that was a little high fontt
I feel like the second roundisref
good.
“When you’re drafted that hij
there are a lot of things expected
you. I’ll do the best I can to go in aid
play.”
“I started wondering,” he said.
“You never can tell. Everyone kept
saying Philadelphia, but when they
took Byars, I figured I’d be going
somewhere else. I didn’t think the
pick another running back.
rey:
“There were other teams that had
shown interest. But you don’t ever
really know how interested a team
really is.”
tions.
His first reaction to the selection
was relief and possibly a bit of disbe
lief.
Toney, who will join former A0
players Reeves, Mark Dennardjm
nest Jackson and Matt Darwinrf
the Eagles, was asked by the Plilt
delphia media what he hadtooffo
the Eagles.
“I run as hard as I can every plat
Toney said. “I’m not the fastestbad
in the world, but I do what I’masid
to do. My blocking’s notbadandi
feel I can catch the ball out of tit
back field.”
Following that phone call,
time to catch a plane for the“Cityd
Brotherly Love” and more inief
views.
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