European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 30, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes tuesday August 30,1988 my from Page 21 pitch on the left hip by Mcdowell s firs delivery forcing Home the go ahead run. Manwaring then singled to right an Youngblood scored from first base beat ing second baseman Gregg Jefferies relay by Bowling Over Catcher Barry Lyons. Cardinals 5, reds 3 Cincinnati Tony Pena hit Athree run Homer off Tom Browning in the sixth inning to help St. Louis beat Cincinnati. Tom Lawless also hit a Solo Homer off Browning his first regular season Homer since april 25, 1984 to Send the left hander to his first loss since july16. Browning 13-5, had won his last five decisions. Bob Forsch 9-4, allowed six hits Infix plus innings for his third cons ecu Tiye Victory. The right hander is 5-1 in his last six starts allowing just 10 earned runs. Ken Dayley pitched 2 2-3 innings of one hit Ball and Todd Worrell got thelast out for his 26th save. Braves 4, cubs 2 Atlanta Rookie John smolt allowed four hits in eight innings and sparked Atlanta s winning rally with double As the braves Defeated Chicago. Sir Metz 2-4, fell behind 2-1 in the third inning when he yielded a two run Homer to Mitch Webster. But smolt then retired the next 12 batters in order. Smoltz struck out six and walked on and Paul Assenmacher pitched the ninth inning for his fourth save. Trailing 2-1, Smoltz led off the fifth with a double and two outs later scored on a single by Gerald Perry who the stole second. A walk by Dale Murphy and a single by Andres Thomas loaded the bases. Paul Runge then walked to Force in Perry with the go ahead run. Padres 5, expos 3 Montreal Pinch hitter Keit Moreland s sacrifice Fly snapped a ninth inning tie and Tim Flannery added Arun scoring single for his fourth hit Lead ing san Diego past Montreal. Roberto Alomar walked with one cutoff reliever Neal Heaton 3-10, before advancing to third on Tony Gwynn s sin Gle. Gwynn moved to second on the relay and carmelo Martinez was then intentionally walked. Moreland facing reliever Jeff Parrett hit a line drive that forced left fielder Tracy Jones into a sliding catch and he was unable to make a throw to the plate. Flannery who had singled tripled an doubled in his three previous at bats then singled for an insurance run. Lance Mccullers 3-6, pitched two innings in Relief for the Victory. Twins get o s Dwyer for unnamed player Kansas City to. A the Minnesota twins acquired Veteran Jim Dwyer from the Baltimore orioles Sun Day for a player to be named later. Dwyer in his 14th season will be Useda left handed Pinch hitter a twins spokesman said. I be enjoyed the years in Baltimore no doubt about that. They gave me a Chance to play in some Good games Over the years Dwyer said. The outfielder is the 19th-rated Pinch hitter in the major leagues with 86 career Pinch hits. I feel like i m a player again. I was kind of getting forced out Here Sai Dwyer who has Only 53 at bats this sea son. I can still play with these Guys Buti Haven t shown anybody i could do any thing. I Hope i can go Over there and do Good for  Dwyer was batting .226 this  has a .256 career average. In 92 games last season Dwyer batted .274with 15 Home runs. Angels rout Yankees by the associated press Anaheim Calif. The califor Nia Angels took another afternoon of batting practice sunday against the new York Yankees whose Pitcher seem to need a lot of practice. This is Rock Bottom Yankee manager Lou Piniella said sunday after California beat the Yankees 13-2, completing a three game sweep. I feels bad As anyone and if the players Don t feel the same Way they Don thave any  new York lost Friday s opener 7-6in 12 innings after leading 6-0 in the third. California won 12-0 saturday and led 13-0 sunday going into the ninth inning. They were outscored 32-0 Between Friday s third inning and sunday s ninth. This whole series was Embarrass ing. It really was said Don Mattingly whose name began to be mentioned in Trade rumours Over the weekend. We re Only 5 /2 games out but it shard to feel like we re in a Pennant race. It s hard to stay positive. You can t avoid it once in a while but this has happened too often. We be gotten blown out too Many  new York has lost four straight and eight of 10. The Yankees 6-13 since aug. 9, have allowed 10 or More hits in 14 of their last 19 games and 184 runs in 26 games this month a 7.08 average. Detroit lost to Milwaukee 12-10sunday so new York remained 5 /2 games out of first. Tony armas had four of California s 19 hits which equalled the team s High for the season set june 17 against Kansas City. Chili Davis hit a three run Homer in the seventh. Chuck Finley 8-12, pitched 5 2-3scoreless innings allowing six hits. Tommy John 8-6, gave up 12 hits and nine runs in 4 1-3 innings. In other Al games sunday Brewers 12, tigers 10 Milwaukee Paul Molitor hit Atwo run Homer in the seventh inning after Milwaukee overcame deficits of 5-0in the third and 9-4 in the sixth but the Al Roundup Story was what Milwaukee manager to Trebelhorn did with his lineup card. Robin Yount was forced to leave the game in the third after Detroit manager Sparky Anderson alerted Umpire that Yount was listed As batting both third and fifth in Milwaukee s  hitter Mike Young was supposed to Bat fifth. Trebelhorn admitted the mix up but thought Yount should be allowed to remain in the game. Trebelhorn was ejected for arguing about Yount s removal. I goofed Trebelhorn said. I stupidly wrote out the fifth spot wit Yount s name instead of Young s. I checked it and did t see  that s the strangest one i be had in17 years in this business Home plate Umpire Mike Reilly said. The Brewers scored six runs in the sixth to go ahead 10-9 on Paul Moli Tor s sacrifice Fly run scoring single by Jim Adduci and Rob Deer and Joey Meyer s three run double off Mik Henneman 7-4. Gary Pettis tied the score 10-10 Withan rib single in the seventh before Molitor s 10th Homer. Odell Jones 5-0, the second Milwaukee Pitcher allowed one run and two hits in 1 2-3 innings. Chris Bosio pitched two witless innings for his first save. Orioles 2, athletics 1 Oakland Calif. Joe Orsulak tripled and scored on Pete Stanicek two out Lith inning single off Gene Nelson 7-6, As As four Baltimore pitch ers combined on a four hitter. Orsulak had singled an scored the tying run of Dennis Eckersley in the ninth. Oakland remained eight game ahead of the second place twins. Royals 12, twins 3 Kansas City to. Pat table a s two run triple keyed a five run sixth inning and George Brett and to Jack son hit three run homers in the seventh As Kansas City completed a three game sweep. Jackson last five hits have been Home runs and nine of his last 19 since july 29. Red sox 7, mariners 2 Seattle Bruce Hurst pitched five hitter to win his seventh consecutive decision since july 6 and Mik Greenwell hit a three run double in a five run sixth inning rally As Boston pulled to within a game of the first place tigers. Hurst 16-4, struck out 11, equalling his season High and walked one in his fifth Complete game. He struck out Steve Balboni in the first for his 1,000th career strikeout. Indians 5, White sox 4 Chicago Ron Kittle homered off Barry Jones leading off the 11th inning As Cleveland won for the fourth time in five games. Kittle a former White sox player hit his 17th Home run of the season and his third As a Pinch hitter. Jones 0-1, had relieved to Start the 10th. Doug Jones 2-3, who is not related gave up three hits and one run in four innings allowing a game tying rib groundnut to Fred Mai Yrique in the ninth. Blue jays 6, rangers 5 Arlington Texas Craig Mcmurty displayed a bunt then walked three consecutive batters in the 11thinning sunday to Force in the go ahead run As Toronto rallied to beat Texas. Mcmurtry s error allowed Nelson Liriano to reach. He then walked him to second walked Tony Fernandez and Lloyd Moseby to Load the bases an finally walked Manny Lee on four pitches to score Liriano. Tom Henke 2-3, pitched 3 a innings of one hit Relief striking out five. Toronto trailed 5-0 before scoring four runs in the seventh. George Bell hit a Solo Homer his 17th of the season but his first in 21 games and Kelly Gruber hit a three run Homer his 14th and first in 31 games. The Blue Jay tied it in the ninth when Mitch Wil Liams walked Fred Mcgriff and Jess Barfield and Liriano singled. Mattingly expects to be traded Anaheim Calif. A do Mattingly predicted sunday that he would not finish his career with the new York Yankees because owner George Steinbrenner eventually will become angry with him and Trade theall Star first baseman. Maybe it s the Best thing for every one Mattingly said of a Trade. Maybe it in  it s going to happen. He s got to do what he s got to  Mattingly acknowledged that his criticism of Steinbrenner May have sparked the Trade rumours that began surfacing this weekend. I just feel he s going to do it mat tingly said. I Don t think he likes me doing what i be been doing the things m  Mattingly sharply criticized Stein Brenner a week ago although he did not name the owner. I Don t think anybody is unt Rada ble Mattingly said. There s no such thing As untouchable. I m sure i have some value out there. You can Deal me and get some pitchers and figure Youcan get somebody to play first base. I m really not concerned one Way or another. Toronto general manager Pat Gillic predicted new York will Trade mat tingly possibly before the season ends. I think he s gone  tone of the conversations i be had with the Yan Kees Gillick was quoted As saying in Don Mattingly. Yanks deny Trade rumours sunday s editions of the Toronto Sun. Gillick said Mattingly could betrayed by the wednesday deadline for postseason rosters depending on How far they re out of it by then. They May wait until november and just get a auction going you know just see what they can get for him Gillick said. Bob Quinn the Yankees Genera manager denied the reports. Shortly after Don made his statements in the paper we had two or three or four general managers inquire about his availability Quinn  generally asked us about his availability and our answer was no not unless you can overwhelm us my guess is there in t a team in baseball that can satisfy us. I can t see a club that would decimate its roster for Don  if Gillick wants to run his Mouth off let him run his Mouth off Quinn told the Hartford courant  s his prerogative. It s absolutely ridiculous. There is no truth to any  obviously if or. Steinbrenner was totally disappointed in Don matting by s remarks he would have said Flat out we re putting Mattingly on the Market Quinn said sunday. Heddin t do  Mattingly who will earn $2.2 Mil lion in 1989 and $2.5 million in 1990,the final season of his three year con tract said he wants to remain with the Yankees. Mattingly had complained about the constant pressure on the players in new York. You come Here and you play an you get no respect Mattingly said. You get Money and that s it. That s Asfar As it goes. They think Money s re Spect. Money s not  s hard to come to the Ballpark if you re not Happy