European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 29, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Pago 26 the stars and stripes sunday. May 29,19bb Viola tames tigers for 8th win b the As Lili d press Minneapolis Frank Viola on his to Phil Sira Fht Prai and Kent or hrs hot his i 2th Hume run  right As the Minnesota turn1, beat the lie roil tigers 7-1 fur their Smith Renwu Sivc Victory. Viola. He. Won his t4l i straight Deci Sion .11 the Mcleod orc since Lavi May 22. In Ivi up one run on eight hits in seven innings and struck oui eight. Jack Morris. 4-6. Lasted Only Svi in Al Roundup Ninov he had wan his previous eight regular season decisions in Minnesota. Hrchek. Who leads the major leagues in Lime runs hit his two run blast in the eighth inning. Randy Bush had a three run Homer during a four run sixth As the tins sent Detroit to just its second loss in eight games. Dan Gladden led off the Minnesota first with a double stole third and scored on Kirby puck cd s grounder. Detroit tied it in the sixth on Chat Lemon s Dou ble and Jim Morrison s single. Gladden singled in he sixth for his third hit. Look second on a wild Pilch and third on Morris ninth balk of the season. He had walked Only time times in the Pasi 10 years. Tuckell singled with one out Hrbcek was talked  and Bush Hil his. Fifth Home ran with i wools. In usher Al games Friday indians6, dimers 3 Cleveland Joe Carter hit a Solo Home run and a sacrifice Fly As Cleveland heat Milwaukee. The Victory was the indians third straight and their eighth in their last 10 Dames putting them 14 games nver .51 0 Lor the first time since july 1966. The or Carrs lost i hair third in a Row. Glue jays 4, White sox 3 Toronto 1 Inch hitter Juan be Nic Juci and Nelson Liriano Hil run scor ing singles in the ninth inning rallying Toronto Over Chicago. Fred Mcgrift greeted reliever Rick Norton will a single to open the ninth and advanced on a sacrifice. Bobby Thigpun replaced Horlon and Beni quiz singled making it 3-3. After Lloyd Mosc by walked i Iriano jingled. Banners 3, royals 2 Kansas City. To. Jose Guzman pitched a seven Hilter As Texas handed Kansas City its sixth straight loss. Gunman 5-3, struck out seven and walked four in his third Complete game. Floyd Bannister 6-1. Look the loss for the royals who have dropped 12 of heir lust 14 Home games Mike Stanley s two run double broke a Mireless lie in the sixth inning. Hannis Dan Gladden slides under tigers Catcher mall nukes id store Minnesota s first run on an infield grounder. App Oil Ler had allowed Only two hits through five innings before Scott Fletcher and Ruben Sierra Hil one out singles. Stanley followed with a drive thai chromed off third baseman Kevin Seiner s Glove and went Down the left Field line. The royals scored in the Bottom of the sixth inning on cons Culic doubles by Seiner and Bill Buckner. Frank White followed with a single but left fielder Pete Incaviglia threw Buckner out at the plate to end the inning. Athletics 3, had sox 2 Oakland Calif Jose Canseco Hil his 12lh Home run of the season and Mike Gall go Hil his first to help Oak land beat Boston. Curt Young 4-1, allowed one run and seven hits in five plus innings for the Victory. He was followed by three relievers with Dennis Ecker sly going the final iwo innings for his 15th save. Yankees 5, mariners i Seattle Jack Clark hit two Sacri fice Flics and Tommy John pitched five hit Ball for six innings As new York beat Seattle for its sixth straight Victory. The Yankees who have won nine of their last 11 games broke a 1-1 tic in the fifth inning on shortstop Ray Quinones error then added three runs in the seventh. John 3-1, walked one and struck put three before being replaced by Cicilio Guanla who Gol his fourth save. Angels 4, orioles 2 Anaheim. Calif. Tony armas two run single broke a fill Vinning tin As c Ali forma beat Baltimore and ended a five game losing Streak Brian Downing and Chili Davis singled off Jeff Ballard 1-1, and moved up on Catcher Mickey act Llalon s passed Ball before armas lined his Hil Down the left Field line. Chuck Finky 3-6, gave up six hits in 7-/i innings. He became the first califor Nia starter to win since mauryan Harvey finished for his third save. Soviets gain revenge top . Boxers 7-2 Jacksonville Fin. A1 middleweight Sergei Koba cd beat two Lime . Champion Anthony him shriek Anil welterweight Alexander Ostrovsky slopped Tony Robinson Friday night to Lead the soviet Union to a 7-2 Vivory Over Trie United slates in an invitational boxing match. Soviet boxers won four of the first five matches on the nine bout card in the Jacksonville coliseum and also look the last three to avenge last saturday s 5-4 loss to a different team of americans at Lake Tahoe Mcva the . Winners were James Crisp of the . Army Al 156 pounds and Miami s Phillip Jackson who stopped renal Trishel s three match winning Streak against americans with a 3-2 decision in their Light heavyweight match. The i Hijii Iii was the second of two Between the nations who Are using the Berks to prepare fur this summer s olympics in Seoul. South Korea. The Sam to luvi.1 a in -47 of 5 dual meets age test ameril ins site. Smih Icv used an unorthodox Ille to beat i Jim Hrkel 3-2 and fish the soviet Lour of the . With a 2-u record. Lie was very very  Himbrick said. He was doing All kinds of crazy things. It was Ood experience. I think i Learned  Ostrovsky got the soviet team off to a fast Start by stopping Robinson of St. Louis Al l55 of the second round of their 147-Pound match. The Onliest of Law russian boxers at 2s. Ostrovsky stunned the youngest of the americans Wuh a straight right and pushed the 18-year-old Robinson to the can Vas before backing away. Referee Elmo Adolph slopped 1he bout but Robin son thought he could have continued. It was a Good shot but i did t think icy should have slopped in said Robinson. I was All right. 1 Fet him give me a shove and i Wini Down. I be been hit  Crisp the . Army Champion was the first Amer. I an Winner of the night with a 4-1 decision Over i9sb soviet Champion Evgeni fails cd the soviet frustrated Crisp in the second and third rounds lying up the american any time he worked his Way inside. Crisp was relentless and fell his condition ing was a key to the outcome. He did t have the hand Speed or stamina i did Crisp said. I think that s Why he started to hold More in the second and third  Jackson  3-2 in their 178-Pound match and declared i the Best performance of his career. This is n  he said la gives me a Chance to make the olympic  one of the More unpopular decisions with the Crow d of 4.340 was Andrei Kurniawka s 3-2 Victory Over Wil lie Kemp of Syracuse . The boxers battled Loe to Loc for much of the second and third rounds with Bolh Landing a number of Good punches. The decision was booed and Kemp Gol a big ovation As he left the ring. "1 though i pulled h out Kemp said. When 1 heard the decision i Hurt. When i Gallo the Comer 1 wanted to Tell my coach Felt like giving it up the crowd being behind me like Hal fell Good. You hear Hal and you Tell yourself you be got to keep it up Kemp added la really did t fill like a loss after  Alexandcr Tilkin clinched the soviet Victory by Healing Tim Iko of Alingh Simlon n.v., Al in the first of iwo head Ali Iglus matches. Evgeni Sudakov won 3-2 Over Danid pikes Kon Bragg. ,. In the Oiher 201 Pound bout soviet sight middleweight Victor Karpukhin beat Tony Bonds. Winter Haven fla., 3-2 and superheavy weight Alexander our Mislov stopped Byron Ricc san Diego calif., 43 seconds into the second round in the night s other matches