European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 18, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday june 18, 1966 the stars and stripes Page 21 sports wins 12th straight Roger Clemens of he Boston red sox became the firs Pitcher since 1978 to open the season with ii straight victories Healing the last Pitcher to accomplish that test Hon Gal dry of the new York Yan Kees. Clemens held the yanks to four hits and one run in pasting i 10-1 Victor at Yankee stadium. After Deal with 76ers botox rip yanks As Clemens ups record to 12-0 by the Massih Fiill a press new York in Beain Roger Clemens he holiest Pitcher in baseball won his 12th straight game with a four hitter monday night As the Boston red son ripped Ron Guidry and the Newyork Yankees i pm to end an eight game losing Streak against the Yankees. Clemens Start is the Best in the major leagues since Guidry opened the i97b season with 13 straight victories. The major league record Tor consecutive triumphs at the Start of a season is 19 by Rubama Riuard in 1912. I wish i could pc faced him tonight with the same slut i had eight years ago said Guidry. Pounded for his sixth straight loss the longest skid of his career the american league East leading red sox rapped out 16 Hils As Jim Rice drove in four runs with three singles and Tony armas Judd key Quinones each drove in two runs with three hits. Clemens lowered his league leading Era to 2.17 and struck out four raising his total to ids also Best in inc league. He did not walk a baiter it s a lot easier pitching with a big Lead said Clemens who did not allow a hit after Mike easter s single in in fourth. The Only runner to reach base after that Point was Don Mailin Gly who reached on an error by Clemens in the sixth. Guidry who fell to 4-7. Was tagged for five runs in less than three innings. He has no won since May 10, i m sure he feels the same Way i Didin 1978," Guidry said of Clemens. He can almost Tell the Guys what s comin and get hem out. He s not afraid just like f was  Boston s Wade Boggs who leads the major leagues i h a .380 batting aver. Age sat out the game because or continued rib problems. His status remain Day to Day. The red sox meeting the second place Yankees for inc first time this sea son struck quickly against Guidry scor ing three times in the first. Marty Barrett led off with a single de Komero walked on four pitches and both runners advanced on a ground Oul. Rice with a career baiting average of Al Roundup .334 against new York lined a two run single and later scored on singles by do Baylor and armas. After the Yankees scored in the second on successive iwo Oul doubles by Mike Pagliarulo and Ron Hascy. Bosto added two runs in the third on rib sin Gles by Rice which knocked out Gui dry and armas. Bill Huck or doubled Home a red so run in inc fourth and then scored on a single by Rice. Triples by armas and quo pcs made it 6-1 in he fifth . The red Sun added two More runs in the ninth on Quinonis rib single and Willie Randolph s error which enabled Rich Gudman in score. Elsewhere in the Al monday night tigers a orioles 4 Baltimore Alan Trammll s two out double snapped a sixth inning lie and Tom Brookens hit a three run Homer in inc eighth As Detroit nipped Baltimore. Frank Tanana. 7-4, won for inc tigers who had lost 12 of heir previous 16.john Pacilla purchased from class aaa Nashville of inc american association monday pitched the eighth to earn his first save. The tigers scored three runs in 1heeighth when Trammell and Pat Sheridan walked and Brookens hit his first Homer of the season to left off loser Ken Din Ort 6-4. Dixon has allowed is homers in28 2-3 innings Al memorial stadium this season. Tanana who allowed four hits overseen innings lost his shutout when Rick Dempsey Hil his eighth Homer in the fifth. The orioles have lost six of their last eight. Blue jays 9, Brewers 1 Milwaukee Garth Lorg drove i three runs and Emie Whin George Bell and Tony Hernandez each hit Home runs to Power Toronto past Milwaukee. The Blue jays who have hit 12 Home runs in their last five games won their see Al on Page 23 Cavaliers make Dougherty first pick by William r. Barnard new York a Brad Daugherty of North Carolina was chosen by Cleve land As the first pick in the Aba draft tuesday after the Cavaliers obtained the lop selection through a Trade with the Philadelphia 76ers. In a Deal completed at about 11 30 . Not monday 30 minutes before a league imposed Trade embargo the 76ersgave the top pick to the Cavaliers in a change for Veteran Forward Roy Hinson and future considerations. Daughterly a 7-foot Center Forward was inc second no. I pick in Cavaliers history. They selected Noire Dame guard Austin Carr first in 1971. Daugherty who will not turn 21 until oct 21 All Hough he played All fou years at North Carolina is the tar heels All time Field goal percentage Leader with a .700 Mark and he averaged 20.2 Points per game his senior  Aba Champion Boston celtics using .1 pick acquired from Seattle in Exchange for Gerald Henderson in 1984, selected Len Bias of Maryland. The 6-8 Forward finished his career As inc Terra pins All time leading scorer Only 81 Points ahead of Albert King now of the new Jersey nets Bias averaged 23.2 Points and 6.8 re Bounds As a senior and was a first team All american and Atlantic coast Confer ence player of the year finishing ahead � the Golden stale warriors who finished last in Pacific division made 6-11 Chris was Liburn of North Carolina stale the third consecutive acc player picked. Washbum who missed most of his fresh Man season because of disciplinary prob lems averaged i7.fi Points and 6,7 re Bounds during his Sophomore year leading the learn in both  was one of the most highly recruited players in history out of nigh school in Hickory . He was a Parade Magazine High school All american for three years he was the first of the underclassmen who declared their eligible by for the draft to be selected. Chuck person of Auburn was a sur prise fourth pick by the Indiana pacers. The 6-8 Forward averaged 21.5 Points per game As a senior to become his school s All time leading scorer and no. 3 in the Southeastern  had been projected by Many As going to new York unit the fifth pick while 7-foot William Bedford of Memphis stale had been expected o go in the lop four. Kenny Walker of Kentucky was taken by the kicks despite the chant of Berry Berry from the fans at the fell forum who wanted the Hometown team to select Walter Berry of St. John s. Walker a first Leam All american was the third All Lime leading scorer forthe wildcats and the Sec player of the year As a Junior leading the conference in both scoring 22.9 and rebounding see Cavaliers on Page 23