European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 28, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday september 28, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 21 a. Sports Tudor posts 20th Victory 5-0 from press dispatches St. Louis on May 29, John Tudor was 1-7 Wilh the St. Louis cardinals and the left hander was reeling Down. Asked if he was thinking about 20 victories Tudor responded that s a foolish question. I did t even think 15,1 was just looking for my second  since then Tudor has won 19 of 20 decisions. He got his 20lh Victory thurs Day with his league leading i oth shutout National league As the cardinals blanked the Philadelphia Phillies 5-0. Tudor allowed just four hits struck out seven and walked none. His performance kept the cardinals four games ahead of the new York mets in the East and reduced St. Louis magic number to six. Each team has nine games remaining including three against each other. He did a Job did t he whew car Dinal manager Whitey Herzog said after the game. Herzog said that Only Bob Gib son and Sandy Koufax came to mind As pitchers who have had such a hot Streak As Tudor. I know i be never managed one before Herzog said. Tudor was Businesslike in explaining his Effort. It was Nice to win the game and i d be lying if i said 20 was t important us up photo do Ghl Gooden. Hurls eight hitter Tudor admitted. It s a Nice feat but next time i la just have to go out and get 21. That s the Way i m trying to look at it. Just take one game at a time and try to do my Best each time i m up  Balboni s two run Homer Sparks royals to 5-2 win by the associated press Seattle John Mayberry will have to move Over for Steve Balboni. And the California Angels will have to make some room at the top for the Kansas City royals. Wilh a swing of his Bat thursday night. Balboni not Only surpassed a Kansas City Home run record held for 10 years by Mayberry but also helped the royals move into a tie with the Idle Angels for first place in the West. Now we have too to Minnesota and do the same said Balboni after his 35th Homer keyed a 5-2 Victory Over the Seattle manners. It s going to come Down to our upcoming series with  that was a big Home run Kansas City manager Dick Howser said of Balboni s two run blast in the sixth in Ning that ensured the royals Victory. It was like a lot of the others he s hit this year. Just Check the homers he s hit. They Veall been against the bet Ter pitchers in the league. Balboni s Home run following a walk to Frank White helped the royals build a 5-0 Lead. They withstood a two run rally by the mariners in the eighth when they knocked Charlie Libra nil. 17-8, from the Box. Dan Quisenburry finished an eight hitter for his 35th  went 7% innings for the royals beating the mariners for Only the second time in 12 tries. He s not Givin Howser said of Lei it he s just a Good  in other games thursday red sox 4, Blue jays 1 Toronto Rookie Jeff Sellers tossed a three hitter and Mike Green Well also a Rookie hit his second two run Homer in As Many games to spark Boston Over Toronto. The game was up Many runs t let s face Amer Icari league delayed three hours and 18 minutes at the Start by rain. The loss Cut the Blue jays Lead to 5 i games Over the Yankees. Sellers won his major league debut last week against the Milwaukee brew ers after his contract was purchased from new Britain of the double a Eastern league. Against the jays he struck out three and walked none. The 21-year-old right hander retired 12 in a Row during one  2, twins 0 Arlington Texas Jose Guz Man and Dwayne Henry combined on a six hitter and Pete o Brien hit a Home run to Pace Texas. Guzman 2-2, making his fourth appearance in the big leagues since being called up from Oklahoma City on sept. 6, gave up All six Minnesota hits struck out five and walked one. After Guzman ran into trouble in the ninth. Henry recorded the last out with a strikeout for his second save. Orioles 9, Brewers 1 Milwaukee Alan Wiggins went 4 for 5 and contributed a two run single to a seven run third inning that propelled Baltimore. Seven Milwaukee pitchers were shelled for 16 hits in the game As the orioles prevented a series sweep and broke a four game losing  sox 11, a s 7 Oakland Calif. Ron Kittle hit a pair of Home runs and Floyd ban Nister allowed Only four hits and one run Over six innings for Chicago. Kittle hit his 21st and 22nd homers of the year driving in five runs and scoring three to key a 13-hit Chicago attack. Greg Walker added three hits two Bis and scored three runs. Up photo John Tudor. He did a Job. Did t he Tudor s Era dropped to 2.04, second in the league behind the mils Dwight Good in. The cards scored i hair first run in the second inning As Darrell Porter doubled and later crossed the plate on a Gnu blk play grounder. With two outs in inc fourth. Phila Delphia starter Kevin Gross 14-12, walked Porter and Andy Van Slyck. Terry Pend icon followed Wilh a two run triple off the Glove of Center fielder Garry Maddox the cards made it 4-0 in the fifth Ozzie Smith Drew a Lead off walk and Tudor reached on his sacral inc bunt when Gross threw Lale to second. Vince Cole Man Hil into a double play but Willie my acc rapped an rib single to right is.  scored in the sixth with the help of three stolen bases off reliever Larry Andersen. Van Slyck reached on a fielder s Choice stole second and went to third on a single by pc Duclon. Pendleton stole second then inc runners pulled off .1 double steal. Catchero no Virgil s throw to second was Cut off by shortstop Luis Aguayo. Bul Aguayo hesitated throwing Home and Van Slyck Slid in safely. The closes the phils came to scoring was in inc fifth. Glenn Wilson led off with a double and went to third on Virgil s groundnut. But Tudor struck out Maddox and got John Russell on a grounder to second. Wilson got two of the phils other Hils a one out single in inc second and a iwo Oul single in the seventh. See no on Page 26 commissioner Union to work on drug test new York up baseball com missioner Peter Ueberroth bowing to the overwhelming response of major league players said thursday he would work with the Union to Institute a drug testing pro Gram before the world series. A spokesman for the major league baseball players association the Union rep resenting the 650 major leagues said if a testing program were negotiated it would be highly unrealistic to believe it could be done by the oct. 19 world series. Ueberroth tuesday bypassed the Union and sent a letter to each player asking him to agree to voluntary drug testing three times a season. Players on most teams declined an out right endorsement of Ueberroth s proposal asking instead that the matter be negotiated through their Union. In a statement released thursday the commissioner said his Appeal sparked wide spread agreement from the players on three Points the players want to clean up their image. The players believe a drug testing pro Gram is a viable solution and arc willing to cooperate. The players insist on Union representation in the  m very pleased with the response the commissioner said. It is Clear the players will support a drug testing program and i completely understand their desire to work through the players association. I Welcome Union participation in eliminating the drug Cloud Over baseball. It is unimportant to me who takes the Lead in administering the pro Gram whether it is this office the Union or each club s local employee assistance pro  Orza associate general counsel for the Union disagreed with Ueberroth s conclusion. The commissioner s premise is mistaken he said. The players did not respond overwhelmingly for testing. They said if you have something to say say it to the Union. The distinction is not a Case of Seman tics it s a question of substance or a said. Ueberroth said he asked Barry Rona. Council for the player relations committee the owners negotiating team to meet with the Union and begin discussions so a program could be established before inc world series. Lee Macphail. Pc president and Rona will represent the owners in the discussions Ueberroth said he also sent a idler thursday to Don Chr the Union s acting executive director asking him to move As  As possible on the plan. Orza said the Union must be convinced tests Are a Good idea. Arc they really a deterrent he said we want to know what people who arc experts in the Field  the players and owners have a 16 month old drug agreement that permits individual players to agree with their teams to voluntarily undergo drug testing. But the Union in the past has resisted suggestions that All players submit to mandatory test , who in May instituted a mandatory testing program for All baseball personnel except the major leagues is certain of the value of testing. A drug testing program will go Long a Way to re establishing the Public s Confidence in baseball and bring Back a Good positive reputation to All the players he said. It will also give baseball a leadership role in the fight against drugs for a Genera Tion to come Ueberroth s request for a Blanket testing of major leagues came in the Wake of highly publicized cocaine trafficking trials in Pittsburgh in which More than a dozen baseball players were immunized from prosecution in Exchange for grand jury and trial testimony against their suppliers. Ueberroth has said he will talk to the players who have testified but he has nol indicated if he will penalize them