European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 1, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 21 the stars and stripes thursday. October 1. 1987 my from Page 17 record list Ling Streak for i Rookie and for a Catcher to 3 1 games. Santiago s two run Homer off reliever scout Garrelts came in the eighth inning. The giants. Who clinched the National league West title monday night handed the Hadrys their sixth consecutive loss. Kelly Downs 1-9, earned he Victory with six innings of five hit pitching. Gar Rells just returning from a broken Finger on his pitching hand worked two innings before Craig Lefferts pitched the ninth to earn his sixth save. Cincinnati s Tracy Jones throws his helmet after being called oat a much Tony pan or Guys with ump Eric Gregg in tuesdays game. Cincinnati buddy Bell singled Home Paul o Neill in the ninth inning to give Cincinnati a Victory Over Atlanta Pat Perry 5-2, got the final out for inc reds after the braves had rallied to tic inc game 4-4 on a Fielding error by Dave Parker. Cincinnati reliever Rob Murphy appeared in his 84th game of the season the most Ever by a National league left hander breaking the Mark of 83 set last year by san Diego s Craig Luff cons. Dodgers 6, astros Houston Franklin Lubbs hit a two run Homer and Rookie Shawn Hill Gas held Houston to three hits in six innings leading los Angeles Over Houston. Hill Gas 3-3, Oul Duelcy Nolan Ryan it 1 5, who pitched seven innings and gave up four runs on sin hits. Al from Page 17 tying a major league record. Detroit shortstop Alan Trammel extended his hit Ting Streak to 18 games with a double in the fifth and scored on a single by Evans. Scott Lusader running for Larry Herndon who had walked scored on Lemon s rib single for a 7-1 Lead. Brewers 5, Blue jays 3 Toronto Glenn Braggs knocked in two runs with a pair of singles and by.  As Milwaukee continued to act As a spoiler by defeating Toronto. The loss was the Blue jays third straight. The Brewers who have lost just once in their lost seven outings now have won eight of 2 games against inc jays this season. Milwaukee starter Chris Bosio earned inc win with a seven hitter to improve his record to 11-7. Toronto starter Jimmy key 17-7, lasted 5vt innings and lost for the first time since july 11. He gave up 12 hits and four earned runs. Yankees 6, red sox 0 new York Eton Mattingly s major league record sixth grand slam Home run of the season backed the four hit pitching of Claries Hudson As new York shut out Boston. Hudson 11-6, pitched his second shutout and fifth Complete game of the season. Malm Gay broke a record set in 1955 by the chicag cubs Ernie Banks and lied by the Baltimore orioles Jim Gentile in 1961. While sox 1, Angels 0 Chicago Floyd Bannister backed by Steve Lyons run scoring double in the fifth hurled a four hitter through seven innings to Lead Chicago Over Cal Fomin. Bannister 15-11, allowed Only one California Batter to reach second base. Loser Mike win 16-13, pitched a Complete game seven hitter. Rayah 6, mariners 3 Kansas City to. To Jackson hit a two run Homer and Kansas City took advantage of three Seattle errors id score six unearned runs off Mark Langston and beat the mariners. Hungers 7, twins 5 Arlington. Texas Pete o Brien arid  homered in the eighth inning and Charlie Hough pitched a seven Hitler As Texas beat Minnesota which had clinched the Al West title monday night. Athletics 5, indians 4 Oakland Calif. Mike Davis hit a two out single off reliever Doug Jones to break an eighth in Ning tie and Rookie Mark Mcgwire hit his the homers Oakland beat Cleveland. White from Page 17 pc Siye end Hrucz Clark and com cracks Reggie sullen and Michael Adams As didst Celers Center Mike Webster. Meanwhile representatives of nil owners Mei in Washington today with the National labor relations Board in what was described by sources As an Effort la end the strike and have inc government resolve the free Agency Issue later. There was no immediate comment from either Side although management Council spokesman John Jones said he did t expect the Norb meeting to bring about a Quick settlement. One government source who asked not to be identified said the meeting with Norb general counsel Rosemary Collyer involved discussing any possibility of ending the strike now and hav ing owners agree to abide by whatever decision the Norb would make on free Agency. Both sides filed complaints with then lab on tuesday. The Union alleged that the owners refusal to bargain on tree Agency was an unfair labor practice the owners accused the Union of refusing to bargain. Norb hearings on the Issue would be conducted at inc end of the season according to the source who Laid said Union officials were to meet with Collye later today. In crossing the Cowboy s picket line while joined Veteran teammates Randy White and Don Smerek. Also expected to Cross the cowboys picket line were running Back Tony Dorset and defensive ended Jones. Dorsett said he received a letter from the club tuesday informing him that his multimillion Dollar annuity would be in jeopardy if he does l return to work. "1 Don t want to be specific about what the letter said he told the Dallas times Herald. I will stay out just As Long As i can. That is All i can  the saints Elliott said mom.1 was t the reason he returned "1 could quit football tomorrow an not have to go out and get a Job to live. I Don t need Money he said. But 1 Don need to lose 1250,000. Either if the strike goes on like it did in 1982." Elliott said he did t think free Agency was Worth the walkout. I believe we could gel belter pen Sions better contracts oct scr benefits without striking he said. I m taking a stand that we can possibly play and get these things rather than strike and shoot Tor free Agency meanwhile Union head Gene Upshaw was continuing his Cross country tour arriving in Pittsburgh wednesday to talk with the sic clerk in defying the Union web Sci said i m not ready to turn Over control of my career to Jack estonian or Gene up  running Back Ernest Jackson an safety Kelvin Middle Lon told the Pitts Burgh Post Gazette they also intended to return to work. Also said to be coming Back were wide receiver John Stallworth and Strong safety Dannie Shell. In san Francisco quarterback Joe Montana and wide receiver Dwight Clark also were reportedly considering returning to work. Meeting in new York tuesday the management Council said last week missed games will not be made up that decision will Cost the i.5s5 players any where from 560,000 for the highest paid superstars to $4,000 for minimum Sala ried rookies. Upshaw was in Atlanta and Elizabeth,, to meet with members of striking teams from the area. He took a hard line in both places. We Don t advocate violence but Wedo advocate doing whatever necessary to Stop these games and we will do it Upshaw said after meeting with representatives of six teams in Atlanta. Well haunt those games Upshaw said. They Are really tearing Down our product and we Don t like it. Miami owner Joe Robbie meanwhile said before the  meeting that they would be even More United after Sun Day s games and added this fight is Over control of football it s not Over  owners Are nol going to surrender control of the games to the Union he said. Public bocks nil owners poll reveals Washington tap a National Public opinion Survey show americans overwhelmingly siding with nil owners rather than the players in the current nil con tract dispute. The Wirthlin group Survey. Conducted last week among 1,000 american adults found that 47 percent of All respondents Saidi hey Side with the owners rather than the players. Twenty five percent said they had no opinion. In 1982, a similar poll found thai 36 percent favored the owner Sand 35 percent the players. In the recent Telephone poll taken Between sept. 21-25, people were asked As you May know there is currently a contract Dis Pute in the nil Between the own ers and the players. From what you be heard and read would you say you arc generally More sympathetic toward the players position or More sympathetic toward the owners position