European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 3, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 30 b the stars and stripes sunday May 3. 1992 National league Swindell reds keep cubs in scoring slump by t1w associated press Cincinnati a the Chicago cubs scoreless Streak reached 36 innings Friday night As Greg Swindell pitched six hit Ball Over 8w innings to enable Cincinnati to Blank the cubs 4-0. Bill Doran sparked Cincinnati s offence with three hits. The cubs have been shut out their last four games failing to score since last sunday. Its their longest scoreless Streak since they set them or league record of 48 innings in 1968. Cubs got just one Bas Ninner As far As third against Swindell 2-1who struck out four and walked two. Mark Grace doubled with two out in the first inning and took third on a wild Sitch but was stranded when Rene Sandberg cd out. Quot Rob Dibble got the last two outs for his third save ending the game with a double play. In other no games Friday mets 8, braves 7 Atlanta a new York scored five runs in the fourth inning to snap Atlanta s scoreless pitching Streak at 3616 innings and Daryl Boston hit an eighth inning Solo Homer to break a tie. The braves scored six runs in the seventh inning. Capped by a two run Homer by David Justice for a 7-7 tie. Justice had been hitting .037 entering the game. The mets have won four straight games while the braves had their five game winning Streak  7, cardinals 5 san Diego a san Diego rallied for five runs in the eighth inning including Pinch hitter Oscar a Ocar s two run bases loaded single. The padres were 9-3 against St. Louis last season. Including winning the last eight games of their season series. Fred Mcgriff started the rally with a Mcadoff Home run. His seventh of the season off reliever Todd Worrell 1-1. Worrell entered the game without allowing a run in 11 innings. After Worrell walked Benito Santiago Darrin Jackson and Gerald Clark followed with singles to score a run. Worrell was chased when Kurt Stillwell reached on a bunt single to Load the bases. Azocar then lined the first pitch from reliever Cris Carpenter into Center Field to put the padres ahead 6-5. Gary Sheffield drove in the fifth run of the inning with a sacrifice Fly. Rich Rodriguez 2-1 pitched two scoreless innings for the Victory and Randy Myers finished the game for his sixth  10, pirates 4 Houston a Houston held to three runs in us previous three games returned Home and heat Pittsburgh behind Pete a Harnisch s pitching and hitting. Harnisch 2-3 worked 6-5 innings and gave up four runs on seven hits. He also had a two run single. Xavier Hernandez a the fourth Houston Pitcher a got the last three outs. Andujar Cedeno drove in two runs had two hits and scored twice As the astros snapped a live game losing Streak a All on the Road. The astros now 10-6 at Home totalled Only eight hits in three losses at new York. 2 games postponed Montreal at los Angeles and Philadelphia at san Francisco were postponed As a result of continuing civil disturbances. White sox second baseman Steve sax makes the throw to first after forcing out rangers Rafael Palmeiro. Mcgwire Henderson spark a s past tigers a by the associated press Detroit a Rickey Henderson stole his 1,000th career base to set up a run in the first inning and Mark Mcgwire a 11th Homer of the season broke a tie in the eighth sending the Oakland athletics Over the Detroit tigers 7-6 Friday night. Henderson baseball Sall time steal Leader led off the game with a double and swiped third. He got no. 1,000 exactly one year after he stole his 939th base breaking Lou Brocks record. Mcgwire whose 10 Home runs were one Short of the april record shared by Mike Schmidt Willie Stargell and Graig Nettles began May with a bang. He Hom ered off Mike Henneman 0-1. Tigers slugger Cecil fielder jammed his left wrist and was forced to leave the game. His status is Day to Day jeopardizing his Streak of playing 235 consecutive games. A Quot Jeff Garrelt 4-0 won in Relief and Dennis Eckersley pitched the ninth to remain perfect in nine save  15, mariners 1 Baltimore Mike Dev or Crux hit a grand slam and a Solo Homer and matched his career High he driving in six runs leading Baltimore past Seattle Chris homies.  Gomez and Billy Ripken also Hom ered for the orioles who had 11 hits. Baltimore Drew 13 walks. 10 from Randy Johnson 3-1 in 41 i innings. Ben Mcdonald 3-0 pitched a Complete game and gave up five  sox 6, royals 5 bos i on a to Vaughn hit a two run single with no outs in the ninth inning rallying the Boston red sox past Kansas City. After Keith Miller singled Home the go ahead run for the Roy als in the top of the ninth off Danny Darwin 2-0the red sox came Back to win their third straight  league Angels 7, indians 5 Cleveland a Mark Langston pitched seven scoreless innings before faltering in the eighth As the California Angels built a seven run Lead and held on to beat Cleveland. Langston 2-1 allowed five hits struck out sex and walked four in 7v6 innings. Bryan Harvey got four outs for his seventh  5, twins 3 new York a Don Mattingly drove in the go ahead run with a Popup that fell Between three twins for a double As new York rallied for three runs in the eighth inning. Melido Perez 2-2 won for the first time since his opening Start of the season and the second time in eight career decisions against Minnesota. Perez gave up All three runs and five hits in eight innings and Steve Farr finished for his fifth  4, Blue jays 3 Milwaukee a Greg Vaughn hit a game thing. Three run Homer and Robin Yount followed with his first Home run of the season rallying the Milwaukee Brewers in the sixth inning Over Toronto. Vaughn hit a 3-2 pitch from Jimmy key for his fifth Homer of the season. Yount then hit his first Homer since last sept. 3, driving a 3-0 pitch into the right Field bullpen. It was the first time in three years the Brewers had hit consecutive  8, White sox 4 Chicago a Rafael Palmeiro drove in three run with a Homer and a two run triple and Dean Palmer added a two run Homer leading Texas past Chicago. Palmeiro hit his fourth Homer in the fifth and tripled in a three run ninth after Palmer put the rangers ahead with his sixth Homer in the sixth inning. 8-inning, 34-33 game like batting practice clays on was. A Prairie i Arm set a National High school record by scoring 33 runs against Clayton. Unfortunately. The record was for a losing team. A nobody could find the plate Quot Clayton coach Gary Gill said after his panthers kist to the bears 34-33 in an eight inning game thursday. Quot it was like bailing practice Quot the previous record for most runs by a losing prep team was 26 by Hauser ind., in 1980. Hauser lost that game to Morristown ind., by two tuns. The 67-run total in thursday s game was the second highest total for a High school game but it fell far Short of the record set in Iowa when Atlantic beat Griswold in oin pcs Clayton and Prairie farm combined for 46 hits 13 Home runs and 34 walks. Each team used four pitchers. Prairie farm 7-1 scored 12 runs in the fourth including Dana Kallenbach a two run Homer. He also had a three run Homer in the tilth and a Solo shot in the seventh. The bears 5-5 it trailed 24 r after five innings then scored six runs in these tenth to tie the game to Send it into extra innings. The winning run scored after Josh Knops reached base on an error and Corey Berghammer was walked intentionally. Both came Home after Ron Lah mensa grounder to third was thrown Pas the first baseman