European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 6, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes tuesday August 6,1991 tigers Scott Livingstone who was trying to score from second continues his slide after being tagged out by Yankees Catcher Robert go run in third inning sunday National league reds subdue giants m 9 Quot with bases full walk by the associated press Cincinnati Paul of Neill hesitated for a moment before taking off for first base with a game winning walk in the ninth inning. The Way he s gotten along with umpires lately he Wasny to sure what to expect. Of Neill Drew a full count bases loaded walk with two out in the Bottom of the ninth inning sunday night to give the Cincinnati reds a 6-5 Victory Over the san Francisco giants. The last pitch called a Ball by Home plate Umpire dutch Rennert ended a series in which the umpires took Center stage. It also touched off another round of controversy. A if you be never seen a manager intimidate the umpires you did tonight a giants manager Roger Craig said. A that last pitch was Down the Middle. He does no to have the guts to Call  Jeff Brantley 3-2 gave up a two out single to Glenn Braggs an intentional walk to Hal Morris and a full count walk to Luis Quinones. He went to 3-0 on of Neill threw two strikes then walked him on a borderline fastball. It was one of three pitches that turned the momentum of the game in the final three innings. Reliever Rob Dibble making his first appearance since serving a four game suspension for throwing a Ball into the stands gave up a three run Homer by Kevin Bass that gave the giants a 5-2 Lead in the seventh. It was Only the second Homer Dibble has allowed in 50 innings this season. But Barry Larkin who drove in the reds first five runs hit a three run Homer in the seventh off Kelly Downs to tie it and put the reds in position to gain a split of their four game series. It was Only the reds seventh win in 24 games. Ted Power 4-1 pitched a perfect ninth to get the win. In other late games sunday cubs 8, mets 3 new York a Chicago chased struggling David Cone 10-8 in a five run third inning and went on to Send new York to its fifth straight loss. From the Start the mets were booed loud and Long by the crowd of 36,080 who showed up for a Banner  the mets returned from a 2-7 West coast trip Only to lose three straight to the cubs falling six games behind first place Pittsburgh in the East. Greg Maddux 9-6with Relief help with Chuck Mcelroy and Les Lancaster was the Winner. Maddux allowed three runs in 5 1-3 innings including homers by Gregg Jefferies and Howard Johnson his league leading 23rd.braves 9, padres 7 Atlanta a Ron Gant went 4 for 4, including a three run Homer in a six run first inning and Atlanta held on to beat san Diego. Francisco Cabrera who had three hits and drove in four runs and Gant keyed the big first with Home runs off Dennis Rasmussen 3-9who has lost eight straight games. Cabrera added a two run double in the fifth off reliever John costello after singles by Gant and Jeff Blauser to give the braves an 8-2 Lead. The padres who had 15 hits scored a run in the second on a triple by Benito Santiago and Tim Teufel a group Dout added another in the fifth on an rib single by Tony Fernandez and chased Steve Avery 12-5 in a four run  for fifth straight by the associated press Detroit a Call it character Call it Luck or just Call it a lot of offensive Power. Whatever the reason the Detroit tigers  of the hardest teams in baseball to finish off sunday for the fifth time this season the tigers got a game tying Homer with1 two outs  ninth inning and for the fifth time they went on to win the game beating the new York Yankees 8-7 in 10 innings. Before sunday Rob Deer Travis Fryman Mickey Tettleton and Lou Whitaker had All hit dramatic last gasp Home runs. Sunday it was Tony Phillips turn. Phillips sitting out the game because of nagging leg injuries was forced to Pinch hit for Skeeter Barnes with two out in the ninth and the tigers trailing 7-6. To make his Job even More difficult Phillips had to face new York Relief Ace Steve Farr who Hadnot Given up a run since late May. But Phillips came through golfing a 12 curve Ball for his career Best 11th Homer of the season and Send the Tinie into extra innings Lloyd Moseby took Over from there winning the game in the 10th with his fourth hit of the game a bases loaded Looper Over the head of left fielder Hensley meulens. A any time you have a Veteran Ball club and a Bunch of Guys who want to win this happens a Moseby said. A Tony Phillips signifies that. He came off the Bench Hurt he a Homer t0 win the game just like Kirk Gibson in the world  a a ,t1e Jigers battled Back from 1-0 and 4-1 deficits before falling behind 7-4 before their last rally which gave them nine wins m 10 extra inning games this season Farr 2-2 took the loss for new York ending a Streak of 14 straight save opportunities converted. It was the first loss in 40 games for new York when they have led after eight innings. Mike Hencman 9-2 got the win for american league Detroit pitching a scoreless 10th inning. Travis Fryman and Cecil fielder also homered for Detroit fielder getting his league leading 31st. In other late games sunday White sox 1, orioles 0 Chicago a Charlie Hough pitched his first shutout since 1989, and Frank Thomas homered for the second straight Day As Chicago spoiled Mike Mussinan a major league debut with Baltimore. Hough the 43-year-old knuckle Baller gave up five hits. He struck out seven walked two and retired 15 straight batters Early in the game. Hough 7-6 pitched his 12th career shutout and first since april 4, 1989, against Detroit. It was his second Complete game of the  3, rangers 2 Milwaukee Willie Randolph a two out double drove in Milwaukee a second unearned run in the ninth inning rallying the Brewers to a fight interrupted Victory Over Texas. Milwaukee starter Chris Bosio began a Bench Clearing Brawl in the seventh after he hit Kevin Reimer in the knee with a pitch. The incident came just after Texas had taken a 2-1 Lead and both Bosio and Reimer were  5, Angels 2. Anaheim Calif. A Jay Buhner homered for the fourth straight game a three run shot in the 12th inning that lifted Beattle Over California. The mariners improved to 57-48, the first time in their 15-year history that they be been nine games Over .500. The Angels who led the american league West on july 3, fell into last place 10 games behind Minnesota. Mike Fetters 0-3 began the 12th by walking Omar Vazquel and hitting Edgar Edgar Martinez with a pitch. Two outs later Buhner hit his 20th Home run on a 32 pitch