European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 18, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday. September 18.1987 the stars and stripes Page 21 sri Orts Morris hurls tigers past botox by the associated press Detroit Jack Morris pitched Athree Hitler and Alan Trammel drove in two runs with a Homer and a double wednesday night As the Detroit tigers beat the Boston red sox 4-1, sweeping the three game series and staying even with the Toronto Blue jays in the Ameri can league East. Morris 18-8, who did t allow a hit for the first Svi innings allowed one unearned run. Walked two and struck out four while pitching his t2th Complete game. Jeff Sellers 7-8, gave up three runs on seven hits in five plus innings for bos ton. Kirk Gibson hit a two out single in the first stoic second and scored on Tram melt s double giving Detroit a 1-0  who later Tut an rib double in the second and Trammll hit his 26th Homer a two out liner into the left held seats on a 3-1 pitch in the third. The red sox got an unearned run without a hit in the fourth when Marl Barrett walked and later scored on a Sac Rifice Fly by Wade Boggs. In other games wednesday Blue Jay 7, orioles 0 Toronto jimmj1 key pitched a six Hitler for seven innings and Tony a Roundup Fernandez had three hits and three runs batted in leading Toronto Over Balti More As the orioles suffered their ninth consecutive loss. Key 17-6, struck Oul four did not walk a Batter and got the orioles to hit into three double plays. Mike Boddicker 10-9, gave up 10 hits and seven earned runs in 5vi innings. Toronto which has scored 48 runs in in last five games scored three runs in the sixth inning fora 7-0 Lead. Fernandez singled borne two runs and later score Don a single by George Bell who had two Bis to increase his major league Lead ing total to 124.white sox 13, twins 10 Chicago Harold Bains doubted Home a pair of runs to highlight a five run fifth inning then hit a two run Homer in Chicago s seven run Sim As the while sox beat the Minnesota twins to sweep the three game series. To marked the first Lime since sell. 25 27, 1979 that the White sox have beaten the twins three straight games. M i Anneso la is clinging to first place in the Ameri can league West. Ozzie Guillen bad three doubles and three Bis As he and Baines led a 16-hit attack with three hits apiece. The Whiteson had seven doubles. Greg Walker s 25th Homer a career High capped the seven run sixth that lift Edthe while sox to their fourth consecutive Victory for the first Lime this sea  in inc and Dan Gladden Hom ered for  5, Yankees 4 new York Glenn Braggs Sci Cath inning trip la broke a 4-4 tie anted Higuera won his sixth straight Start As Milwaukee Defeated new  tripled off reliever Tim Stod Dard 4-3, highlighting a three run rally in the , 17-9, allowed six hits including homers by Bobby Mcacham and Dunmat linty. Higuera walked three and struck Oul six while pitching his 13thcomplete game five of them in winning his last six  Milwaukee trailing 4-2, Stod Dard threw a wild Pilch with a runner on third in the seventh. Robin Youni singled 10 tic the score and Braggs tripled to give Milwaukee the  5, indians 3 Seattle Ray Quinonis iwo run Homer with one Oul in the ninth inning see Al on Page 26 mediator needed nil says by Dave Coldby renew York a the chief negotiator for nil club owners calling in players latest proposal very very Dis  said wednesday that a strike next week is a very Good possibility without Federal mediation. Jack Donlan the executive director of the nil management Council said at a Newt conference that the proposal submitted by the player on tuesday would Cost owners $200 million above the Fig cards tip bucs stay 11/2 games up by the associated Preu Pittsburgh the is. Louis cardinals would love to have a healthy John Tudor for the Pennant stretch drive. But even a bruised and battered Tudor is helping keep them atop the National league East standings. Tudor pitched eight hit Ball for 7vj innings and Tony Pena s two run double capped so Louis four run third inning As the cardinals beat the Pittsburgh i Rales �-5 wednesday night. The Victory kept St. Louis in games ahead of the new York mets in the National league East race. The mets beat the Montreal expos 10-0. Tudor 7-2. Survived two Solo Home runs by Mike Diaz and was relieved by Ken Dayley in the eighth inning. Tudor no Roundup is 5-i since coming off the disabled list july 30 after breaking a Bone in his right knee in april. With the cardinals leading 2-1, Ozzie Smith walked to Lead off the third against starter Doug Drabek 8-12. And moved to second one out later on Willie Mcgee s single. Terry Pendleton s grounder moved up the runners before first baseman Diaz threw wildly to dra Buk covering Faircl on John moms hard hit ground Ball allowing both runners to score. Diaz was charged with an error when Drabick was unable to hold his off line throw Pena who was traded to St. Louis by Pittsburgh prior to the Start of the season made it 6-1 with a two run Dou ble to left. St. Louis added two runs in the fifth on Mike Laga s rib double and Tudor s two out run scoring single following an intentional walk to Pena. Andy Van Slyke tripled and scored on Bobby Bon Ilia s grounder in the pirates sixth. The cardinals improving to 10-5 against the pirates this season took a 2-0 Lead in the first when Smith singled with one out my acc Tri pled h i m Home for his 100th rib of the season and Pendleton followed with an rib single. Two cardinals Jack Clark and Mcgee now have at least 100 rib and Terry pc Duclon has 92. The last no two teams with three 100-Rbi men in a season were the 1970 Chicago cubs and see no on Page 26 ures contained in their latest offer without taking into account the Union s demand for free Agency. This proposal Donlan said is not a framework for settlement. We can t get there with this  also said he would like to resume negotiations but Only with a mediator or face to face with his Union counterpart Gene Upshaw. Tic Union has rejected donian s Calls for medial Ion although Upshaw has said he would Welcome the participation of commissioner Pete Rozelle or anyone who could make a Deal for , the executive director of the nil players Union said he was disappointed in donian s response and would meet Friday with Lane Kirkland. Presi Dent of the Al Cio. And other National labor officials. He also again dismissed the Call for a mediator. We Don t need a mediator we need a negotiator he said they have taken the position that the Middle ground i their ground. If we want to Settle any thing we have to move to their ground. When we be had mediators in the past they Haven t even been at the Laboc when the Deal has been struck. We re willing to negotiate. Why arc they calling for a mediator the management Council also Dis closed in had filed with the National labor relations Board a complaint charging the Union with unfair Labo practices accusing it of refusing to bar gain in Good Faith. Council officials con ceded however that the action was Little More than a Token gesture that could not have any effect before the nil players association strike deadline next tues  its package the Union moderated its demand for unrestricted free Agency to one that would make players free agents after icy had played in the league for four years Upshaw called the proposal a step Forward in the areas that we feel can bring a Clear and fast conclusion to this collective bargaining  but Donlan who suggested in looked like the Union proposal was inviting a strike dismissed Ilas Little More than variation on the original a Flea Posi Tion first put on the table april 20. A cursory look at the proposal showed that it was Little More than a restatement of their opening proposal with a few  Donlan said. It was a very very discouraging proposal. In Layman s terms it  in addition to calling for a mediator Donlan said he had Pul in a Call to up Shaw 10 suggest a face to face meeting but added anal he was not sure it would be Wise to resume talks Ai this Imu. Before you can bargain you have to be in a bargaining Frame of mind Don Lan said. When 1 called Dene in was to say let s try something different. What we have now in t working it makes no sense Silling at the bargaining table unless you can gel something  if a strike is Likely Donlan re plied there s a very Good