European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 4, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday May 4, 1992 the stars and stripes b Page 21 Detroit out slugs Mcgwire by the associated press Detroit a the Detroit tigers hit one More Homer than Mark Mcgwire and it was enough to beat Bob Welch. Lou Whitaker and Rob Deer hit Home runs for Detroit to offset Mcgwire a major league leading 12th of the season As the tigers beat the Oakland athletics 5-3 saturday night. Frank Tanana 1-2 pitched seven plus innings for the Victory. He gave up three runs on eight hits and left after allowing Mcgwire Sladoff Homer in the eighth. A a that show Frank usually pitches a manager Sparky Anderson said. A the does t walk Many he stays around the plate and he pitches out of Tanana entered the game with a 9.20 Era and had Given up five runs in just one inning in his last Start. Mike Henneman pitched the ninth for his third save in As Many chances ending the game when Carney Lansford lined into a double play. Welch 0-1 worked six plus innings in his season debut allowing five runs on five hits. Mcgwire had a two run double in the third but the tigers tied the score in the Bottom of the inning on Travis Frymann sri single and Dave bergmans sacrifice Fly. Deer then nearly gave Detroit the Lead but Rickey Henderson reached Over the 9-foot Fence in left Field to pull Back an apparent Homer. The tigers took the Lead in the fifth when Mark Carreon doubled took third on a sacrifice and scored on Tony Phillips sacrifice Fly. Whitaker gave the tigers a two run advantage with his third Homer. Deer hit the first pitch of the seventh inning from Welch into the left Field upper deck. But Mcgwire pulled the the a a within two with his Homer into the left Field seats. In other Al games saturday twins 7, Yankees 6 new York Pinch hitter Chili Davis broke an eighth inning tie with Minnesota a fifth Solo Home run of the game leading the twins Over new York. Shane Mack Kirby Puckett Kent Hrbek and Randy Bush hit Solo Home runs in the fifth inning off Scott Sanderson Matching the major league record for Solo Home runs in one inning. That gave Minnesota a 6-2 Lead but the Yankees tied the game in the sixth off on Jesse Barfield Sladoff Homer off Bill Krueger and a three run Homer by Dion James his first As a Pinch hitter off Gary Wayne. A Minnesota a Shane Mack crashes into Yankee third baseman Charlie Hayes on saturday in new York. He was Safe on the 4, White sox 1 Chicago a Texas scored three runs in the 11th off Bobby Thigpen 0-1 on Rafael Palmeiro a sacrifice Fly and Dean palmers two run single. Jeff Huson homered in the fourth but Chicago tied the score in the ninth off Jeff Russell on Robin Ventura a single. Jeff Robinson 2-2 pitched the last two innings for the win. Texas starter Roger Pavlik took a no hitter into the sixth in his major league debut before Ventura singled with out out. Brewers 5, Blue jays 4 Milwaukee a Franklin Stubbs hit two out Homer off Jack Morris in the eighth inning As Milwaukee won its third straight Over Toronto. Stubbs hit his second Homer of the season on a 3-1 pitch from Morris 3-2who lost his second straight Start. Reliever Mike Fetters 1-0 pitched two innings of witless Relief and Doug Henry got three outs for his sixth 3, Angels 2 Cleveland a Paul Sorrento drove in the go ahead run with a eighth inning two out single off Mark Eichhorn 0-1following singles by Carlos Baerga and Albert Belle. Derek Lilliquist 1-0 got the final out of the eighth for the Victory and Steve Olin pitched the ninth for his fourth 4, mariners 2 Baltimore a Brady Anderson hit a three run Homer and Rick Sutcliffe switched five hit Ball for 736 innings As Altimore beat Seattle. The orioles fourth straight Victory propelled them into first place in the american league East percentage fio ints ahead of the Toronto Blue jays to a the first time they have held that position this late in the season since aug. 31, 1989.red sox 7, royals 6 Boston a Jack Clark broke out of a season Long slump with a double and two singles and drove in three runs As Boston won its fourth straight. Kansas City 3-19 overcame a 3-0 deficit in the fourth by scoring six runs on seven consecutive two out hits but Boston capitalized on a pair of errors for four runs in the Bottom half of the inning. Greg Harris 2-1who replaced Matt Young in the fourth pitched 316 shutout innings and Jeff Reardon got his fifth save. Jack Clark. Breaks out of slump Ruth baseball auctioned for $200,000 san Francisco a the Ball babe Ruth supposedly hit for his 60th Home run nearly 65 years ago went for $200,000 saturday at an auction called �?o500 a a tribute to baseball a greatest Home run the event saw 116 items auctioned in 216 hours. It also featured game used bats jerseys and baseball cards of 14 major league players who hit 500 or More Home runs during their careers. A the Ball sold to a buyer in Atlanta Georgia for $200,000,�?� said Beth Clark spokeswoman for goobers auctioneers. A it was a phone in bid. He did not make his name a attendance was Low a said Clark. A there were probably 50 people. There were a lot of phone bids and we attribute that to the riot she referred to the disturbances earlier in the week in san Francisco following the verdict in the Rodney King Case in los Angeles. A a Goober a is convinced that it is the authentic balls that Ruth hit into the stands for his record setting 60th Home run in 1927, she said. The baseball Hall of Fame has disputed that claim. A we have it Here a registrar Peter Clark said from the Hall in Coopers town n.y., on Friday. The auctioneers contend that in 1961 the Hall requested the Ball from the owner a claim denied by Clark in an interview published in saturdays editions of the san Jose Mercury news. The controversial Ball had the number 60 written next to Ruth a signature and was signed by his new York Yankees teammates As Well As Washington a Tom Zachary the Pitcher who threw the Ball. George Siegel of Atlanta suburb of Ellenwood inherited the Ball in 1977. Siegel said his father Herb then 14 years old caught the Ball in the right Field stands at Yankee stadium in what he described As a mad scramble on sept. 30, 1927. The Homer broke the record of 59 that Ruth had established in 1921. A afterwards he was throwing it up and playing catch a Siegel said. When his Uncle who had taken him to the game realized it was the record setting Ball he took it away Siegel said. Siegel said his Mother told him his father turned Down an offer of $50,000 in 1961, when Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle were chasing Ruth a record and the Ball was newsworthy again. Peter Clark said the Halls Ball was re authenticated last november. The Hall contends the real Ball was caught by Joe Forner who then sold it to a hat company which offered $100. Douglas Warner a relative of the hat firms owner donated the Ball to the Hall of Fame in 1964. Also sold at the auction was a Bat Ruth used. It went for $30,000. A Jersey that was worn in 1954 by Hank Aaron the All time Leader in Home runs brought $137,500
