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Detroit rips Texas
with six-run fourth
TANK MPNAMA11A
ARLINGTON (AP) — Lance Par-
rish hit a pair of three-run homers
Monday night, sparking the Detroit
Tigers past the Texas Rangers 10-3
in a rain-delayed game.
Parrish capped a six-run outburst
in the fourth inning with a home run
off Jose Guz- ————
man, 1-5, and American
hit his sixth
Red Sox 3, Angels 0
BOSTON (AP) — Bruce Hurst
scattered eight hits, and Wade Boggs
and Don Baylor hit run-scoring sin
gles Monday night that led the Bos
ton Red Sox past the California An
gels 3-0.
homer of the season in the eighth off
Dwayne Henry.
Dan Petry, 2-2, gave up seven hits
in eight innings for his first victory
since April 14. Guzman, a rookie,
lost his fifth straight game after win
ning his First decision.
Detroit scored in the second in
ning on a double by Pat Sheridan
and a single by Dave Collins, and
Texas tied it in the third on Don
Slaught’s double and a single by
Scott Fletcher.
The start of the game was delayed
40 minutes by rain, and the Tigers
broke it open in the fourth following
another 25-minute rain delay. Guz
man got two quick outs before rain
halted play.
After that delay, Larry Herndon
walked and scored when Collins fol
lowed with a double. Lou Whitaker
singled home Collins, and an error
by third baseman Steve Buechele
put runners at first and third.
Darrell Evans hit an RBI single
and Parrish then homered into the
right-field seats for a 7-1 lead.
Parrish’s second homer, to left
field, came in the eighth.
The Rangers scored a run in the
bottom of the fourth on Pete Inca-
viglia’s solo home run, his fourth of
the year. Texas added another run
in the seventh on Darrell Porter’s
RBI single.
Hurst, 2-2, gave up seven singles
in the first five innings, and a leadoff
double in the ninth by Brian Down
ing, who had three hits. Hurst struck
out five and walked none in pitching
Boston’s first shutout of the season.
Yankees 4, White Sox 1
CHICAGO (AP) —- Rickey Hen
derson hit an upper-deck home run
that snapped a seventh-inning tie
Monday night and gave the New
York Yankees a 4-1 victory over the
Chicago White Sox.
The Yankees won without Man
ager Lou Piniella, who started serv
ing his two-game suspension im
posed by the American League for
bumping an umpire. Coach Joe Al-
tobelli ran the team in Piniella’s ab
sence. Chicago lost for the sixth time
in its last seven games.
Joe Niekro, 4-0, gave up four hits
over 7% innings for the victory.
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Blue Jays 10, A’s 6
TORONTO (AP) — Lloyd Mo-
seby drove in four runs, including a
two-run homer that broke a sixth-in
ning tie Monday night, powering the
Toronto Blue Jays over the Oakland
A’s 10-6.
Indians 5, Royals 4
CLEVELAND (AP) — Pat Tabler
bounced a bases-loaded single off
the chest of Kansas City second base-
man Frank White in the 10th inning
Monday night, giving Cleveland a 5-
4 victory over the Royals that ex
tended the Indians’ winning streak
to eight games.
The victory enabled Cleveland to
remain in first place in the American
League East by 12 percentage points
over New York.
Phil Niekro, 2-2, pitching in relief
for the first time since 1984, picked
up the victory.
The loser was Kansas City reliever
Dan Quisenberry, 0-1.
Ernie Whitt also hit a two-run
homer for Toronto, which rapped
12 hits in winning its second straight
game. The defending American
League East-champion Blue Jays
had not won consecutive games since
April 11.
Brewers 3, Mariners 1
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Paul Moli-
tor broke up Mark Langston’s no-hit
bid with a run-scoring single in the
fifth inning and added a solo homer
in the eighth that led the Milwaukee
Brewers over the Seattle Mariners 3-
1.
Langston, 1-3, put himself in
trouble in the fifth by walking Rob
Deer and Paul Householder with
one out. Molitor followed with an
RBI single, and Randy Ready then
delivered another run-scoring sin
gle.
Braves edge Reds in 11 on hom<
CINCINNATI (AP) — Atlanta’s
Bob Horner hit a two-run homer off
reliever Ted Power in the 11th in
ning Monday night to lift the Braves
to a 4-3 victory "
over Cincin- National
nati, which lost
victory. Gene Garber picked up his
second save.
rnained winless in four decisioni)
season.
its ninth consecutive game.
Paul Assenmacher, 1-0, pitched
1% innings for his first major league
The loss was the 13th in 14 games
for Cincinnati and 11th straight at
home — the Reds’ worst showing in
35 years. The Reds, at 5-16, have the
worst record in baseball.
Reds pitcher Tom Browning,
P 1
rookie 20-game winner in 1985, re-
Expos 6, Phillies 4
PHILADELPHIA (AP)-l
hitter Mike Fitzgerald’ssqueezek
in the eighth inning scored
Wallach to break a tie, and the!
treal Expos defeated the
phia Phillies 6-4 Monday nighi.
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