The competitive division champs of the scrub Scott, and Fred Lindsay.

(Front row)

volieyball league are the ‘Scumbags’. Shown . Charlene Leguffe, Anna Klein, Erin Willlams,

from left to right (back row) Martin Tooms, and Deanna Peterson.

Lance Legouffe, Andy Ruygrok. Graham

Tigers rally to increase record |

Eric Show js ‘sick,

in two runs as San Diego
beat Chicago Cubs 6-5.
“T came down with it

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second RBI scored Gary
Redus, who had singled,

_ Stole second and moved to

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‘Poth. thé first and second. -

off Jeff Dedmon, 1-0, for a
7-6 lead that stood until the
Braves tagged reliever

| Show makes opponents sic k

"Gooden “lasted only 2°13

: recorded the next two outs

it's contagious, “innings after giving up.  Run-scoring: singles b
He's making San Diego eight runs on six hits. Tim Raines ane Terry for his fifth pave, th
Padres’ opponents sick, RedeS Phillies 3° ~ Francona, who was Sfor-8. doubleheader.
too, ce __ Dave Parker drove in in the doubleheader, made - In the: first game.
Show, fighting a week- two runs,’ including ‘ one it 64 in the third, and Tim Bedrosian relieved Crai
long bout wa a fu vires with a broken-bat single -Wallach’s “RBI single McMurtry, 33, wh
ame Natio gue atsnappeda3-3tieinthe closed the gap to one in th -
baseball's first fivegame - elghth inning, . enabling ‘fifth; ap te . » dee its ove ver 1k
winner Sunday; working Cincinnati. to —_ beat ‘Raines then launched his The Braves only.
seven innings and driving Philadelphia. © Parker's. jhird homer of the season

against Charlie Lea, 433
came in the ‘fourth inning?
when Gerald Perry tripled
home a run before scoring ~

before my last start, and third on a passed ball, gob James, 1-3, in th '
I've really been fe Redus has 14 stolen bases eighth, - ° “he te Pomc s
bad,” Show sald, “I wasn’t in 14 attempts. After “Randy Johnson runners in scoring position

real strong.”

Show's. previous start
came last Tuesday In a 3-2
victory over Atlanta. The
Padres’ right-hander. has
won three in a row,
sustaining his last losa, 8-2,
on April 20 to Los Angeles

Glants 3 Cardinals 2 -
Dusty Baker’s seventh-
inning triple drove in the
winning run as the Giants
swept the Cardinals in St.
Louis for. the first. time
since 1906. Jack Clark, who
had homered and hit a

and Alex Trevino singled |

and doubled respectively
with one out, Jorgensen
lined: an 0-2 fastball into
centre field,

Murphy’s sixth homer,
an inside-he-parker in the
ninth, gave Atlanta some

with only one out in the;
firat against McMurtry, ?
but failed to score. 7

Dodgers 6-1 Pirates 4-2 .

Terry Whitfield doubled:
in the tie-breaking run as
Los. Angeles scored twice:

Dodgers’ Fernando —_saerifice fly, started the preathingroom,which was in the 10th inning of
Valenzuela. | seventh with a single and much needed when first game to ent a awe
Show allowed six hits, scored from first on Wallach greeted reliever game losing streak.  -
walked three and struck Bker’s hit. , Terry Forster with his In the second game, Lee
out three before he'left for when it was over, Mike sixth homer leading off the Lacy singled to drive in the
a pinch hitter in the eighth. Jorgensen shook his head Expos’ ninth. tiebreaking run in the j
Rich Gossage pitched the ond called it “a strange | Steve Bedrosian then ninth inning as John Tudor }
final two innings as the Game, relieved and allowed a scattered sevenhits to beat}

Padres ended a three-
game losing streak.

Leon Durham's two-run
homer gave the Cubs a
first-inning lead. But Show
singled home two runs in
the second, and the Padres

’ scored three more in the

third with the help a wild
. bitch by Dick Ruthven and
an error by Cub third
baseman Richie Hebner.

Alan Wiggins added a

It was probably just as -

well that Montreal Expos
manager Bill Virdon, who
was efected for arguing
with home-plate umpire
Randy Marsh in the first
inning, wasn't around to
witness its conclusion.
When Virdon left, the
Expos, after losing the
opener 2-0, trailed 6-0 in the
second game of their
National League

pinch-hit. single by Jim
Wohlford before walking
Bobby Ramos. But with a
22 count on Derrel
Thomas, the next batter,
Trevino, the Atlanta
catcher, picked Wohlford
off second base.

Bedrosian promptly

Valenzuela. Pinch hitter
Hedi Vargas singled with
one out to start the inning,,
Marvel Wynne, who hada
string of eight straight hits
broken earlier in the ganie,?
singled ‘as pinch-runner’
Joe Orsulak went to third,
setting the stage for Lacy.

Stahibaum, returned $2.50, -

For a while, it looked as innings; Baltimore Orioles Toronto’s Exhibition breaking double keyed a f RBI with an elghth-
" if Cleveland Indians had 6, Texas Rangers 1; and Stadium against Kansas four-run uprising in the its single. an elghth- doubleheader Sunday
Detroit Tigers on the Seattle Mariners 3, City starter Larry Gura,4- 10th inning as New York. SWEEP EXPOS ; Bee ay ion
ropes. California Angels 1. snapped afive-gamelosing’ tsewhere Atlanta '
The way the Tigers are — Results Saturday: athe Biue Jaystiadtaken streak. Steve Kemp ledoff Braves posted 2.0 and 9-g ad on Tim Raines’s two-
playing = this-. year, Toronto 10, Kansas City 1; a 10 lead on Alfredo the 10th with a double off yictories over ‘Montreal "2 home run in the sixth, : : a
however, you can't count Detroit 6, Cleveland 5; Griffin's RBI-triple in the - reliever Pete Ladd, 2-1.. eles Only to have. Jorgensen - TORONTO (CP)—Lori first IFBB women's
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them out of any game. = Chicago 68, Boston 5; fifth, but the Royals tiedit One out later, Robertson. Dodgers split with Pitt- Seid Atlanta ahead with a BowenRice of Dallas championship held ing
Losing by five runs Baltimore 7, Texas 5; in the seventh on Steve doubled to knock in Kemp, sburgh Pirates, winning 6- the eight pinch-hit singlein — dethroned | two-time renege. ne federatio
midway . through their Milwaukee 2, New York 1; Balboni's run-producing snappiig a 44 tie, and -l,inapairof mee ‘ ’" champion a Dunlap of includes branches from 122
American League baseball Minnesota 5, Oakland 4;° double. ~ Willie Randolph uewen ‘and losing 21, a Pither ne eaves pale Mr Newark, N. .t to win the countries. Resides Canadas
game Sunday, and trailing and California 3, Seattle 1. Red Sox 3 White Sox 1 with an RBI-single. * games, it was: Houston Ply, with an inside-the- - International Federation and the Un ates;
3-1 golng into the eighth © Bergman's sinking line | Bruce Hurst pitched a ; k park-blow, and Montreal's _ of Bodybuilder’s women’s competitors during the
inning, the Tigers rallied to drive teadlng off the 120 tworhitter and Mike Easler Ovieles 6 Rangers 1 t Ginelnmatl eee Tim Wallach exchanged world _- professional weekend arrived from thé™
tle it. Four innings later, inning hit off the glove of belted two homers to pace Cal Ripken, Jr., hit for Philadelphia Phillies 3. %!ohomers, their sixth, in championship | Sunday Netherlands, France and
’ al the cycle and Mike Bod- adelphia ee the ninth, ing th Finland
they pulled out a ¢5 vic- Cleveland left fielder Otis Boston. Vance Law broke icue’ pitched afivehitien and San Francisco Giants le giving the night. _ fiand.
tory to stretch their 1994 Nixon and bounded away, up Hurst’s bid to throw the for Baltimore. Boddicker’ 3 St- Louis Cardinals 2. Braves. 8 os trumph and a rae rice, 25, adds the
toad record to 11-0.: allowing Bergmantoreach first no-hitter in Fenway 53 "pitched his second _ Results Saturday: Th Be er sweep, od on’ US crown to her 1983 ND Calif. CAP
T can’t say it was second. Park since 1965 by lifting a i . Montreal 2, Atlanta 1, in 10 ie Braves pounced on U.S. amateur title, OAKLA f. (AP)
inevitable, but once we got’ Tom Brookens sacrificed 1-0 pitch into the left-field complete Orit € Orr. ine innings; Philadelphia 11, Montreal starter David collecting $7,000 for the — Pitcher Mike Norris of :
the sdrenalin flowing, we him to third, and Lou screen for his third homer. Tenaya, 24, took the loss. Cincinnati 2; Houston 10, Palmer. after his three win, Dunlap finished bascball’s ed. and ‘booked
knew we had a good Whitaker then stroked a as the leadoff batter in the * New York 6; San Fran- io trot chris Chanblisn Tee Chemie te ee tree ied poked ;
chance,” said Dave game-winning single to - eighth inning. Mariners 3 Angels i .___ cisco -7,- St. Louis 0; "q cl 8 Hubb -_ v a hen Carla fareee 8 an on of drugs:
Bergman, who doubled centre, making a loser of Twins 4 A’s 3 ; Ed Vande Berg, making” . Chicago 6, San Diego 5, in eli 4 ai ubbar: i983" e, - ancouver, _ charges Sunday, “a
and scored the winning run Cleveland’s fifth pitcher, — Two-run singles by Tim his first major league 10 innings; and Pittsburgh i dn ble worun single iden ht cham ‘on, . 3
in the 12th. . Ernie Camacho, 0-2. Teufel and Gary Gaetti in start, combined with Daves 8, Los Angeles 7, also in 10 aa hew an tothe, ha Temple wes fifth amon e f Norris, ae nah bond
The victory improved Aurelio Lopez, $0, was the fifth inning gave rookie. Beard on five-hitter. for innings. . ani P ° Virdo entries. 8 OF nage stgation On.
the East Division Iéaders’ the winner, pitching ’ two “Ed Hodge his. firat major” Seattle, Vande Berg, rom10 Mets 1. of ‘Aimer, virdon = ¢0 a , possessing... cocaine, - 3
record to°22-4, beat!lmthe) ““Bbonetess Innings." league victat¥- Hodge; 10," “thrtied iy $ 2-3 innings an a ABEGS Betred eight” W#8 Joined by'Marah; and: °““Dunlap™-teamted “~ with” marijuana and
major leagues... - Blue Jays 2: Royale t} < pitched sbchit “bi for: finished’ with seven runs in the third inning as sora tae Virdon was Tony Pearson, mn of paraphrenalia, said faa
Tn other AL action, it Clif Johnson's _tie- seven innings with Ron strikeouts and no walks; .an anticipated strikeout eecte det : th aired uly spokesman Y fii
was: Toronto Blue Jays 2, breakingsingleinthe ninth Davis finishing up for his Beard struck out four. The duel between Nolan Ryan aha DEPICT ‘it . on me pairs Vielienzone. He vas al
Kansas City Royals 1: inning scored Jesse sixth save. Mike Warren, Meriners scored ail their. and Mets rookie Dwight e wolf Breini we hall ing cot "es to abl ing investigation ra!
Boston Red Sox 3, Chicago Barfield from second and 3-4, took the loss and was runsin the fifth off Tommy?’ Gooden fizzledearly. Ryan rare runs 0 reining, e ¥2 wo Zz Coup Possess ng cocaine
White Sox 1: Minnesota lifted Toronto over Kansas knocked out in the Twins’ John, 2-3, when Bob. pitched his first complete Telever, ut the Expos AA crowd of 1,200 jammed a ; 1 a: :
reine eatin As si City. Barrel bebigh of foursrun fifth. j Kearney hit a solo homer. game, a’ six-hitter, but sipred sting ome ve the Skyline ‘Hotel for the atter posting $9 aaa |
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has signed what amounts and Avron Fogelman, who Jeague with 105 hits. most valuable player. HS “a cont Sry font Hour Nal venti Pelt Pe
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