European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 11, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 30 b the stars and stripes thursday june 11, 1992 . Clubs Exchange relievers new York a hoping that a change of teams might help doth pitchers the new York mets traded 33-year-old Tim Burke and his 5.74 Era to the new York Yankees on tuesday for 33-year-okl Lee Guetterman and his 9.53 Era. Its Only the second Trade Ever Between the two clubs involving major league players. In 1987, he Yankees sent Steve Erey Phil Lombardi and Darren Reed to the mels for Rafael Santana and Victor Garcia. Burke a right hander is 1-2 with no saves this year for the mels. He has allowed 26 hits and 10 earned runs in 15vi innings. Lifetime he has a 47-31 record and 2.69 Fira with 102 saves most with the Montreal expos. After six seasons with the expos Burke was traded to the mets last july for Pitcher Ron Darling. Burke had 2<8 saves Anil a 2.55 Era for the expos in 1985. Guetterman a left hander is 1-1 without a save for the Yankees this year. He has allowed 35 hits and 24 earned runs in 22v.\ innings. In his career he has a 32-27 record and 4.26 Era with 21 saves. Guetterman began his major league career with Seattle and was traded to the Yankees in 1987. In 1989, he had 13 saves and a 2.45 Era for new York. The Trade came a Day after the Yankees lost their top reliever As Steve Howe was suspended from baseball for drug and alcohol  grievance filed new York apr a Day after he was suspended from baseball for the seventh time for drug and alcohol related problems new York Yankees Pitcher Steve Howe had a grievance filed in an attempt to gain reinstatement. The major league baseball players association filed the grievance tuesday with management a player relations committee. Arbitrator George Nicolau will hear the Case which according to the collective bargaining agreement must be scheduled within five devs. Pirates Doug Draluck is Safe at Home after Phillies Catcher Darren Daulton lost control of the Ball tuesday in Philadelphia. Zeile delivers game Winner As cards nip cubs in 11 the by United press International St. Louis a when they brought in the fences at Busch stadium to encourage offence Todd Zeilic s hitting game receded. Tuesday night however Zeile delivered a two out single to drive in Ozzie Smith for the winning run in the 11th inning giving the St. Louis cardinals a 6-5 Victory Over the Chicago cubs with one out Smith heat out an infield single. Bernard Gilkey followed with a single a his fourth hit a to move Smith to second. After a clix Jose Fly out to Center advanced Smith to third Zeile singled to drive in the winning run. Cris Carpenter. 3-2, pitched the final inning for the win. Bob Scanlon 1-3, took the loss. Jose had three hits and three Rols for the cardinals who banged out 17 hits off four cub pitchers. Chicago had 15 hits against four St. Louis pitchers. In the 10th, the cubs loaded the bases with one out against Mike Perez but failed to score. Chicago tied it 5-5 in the ninth off the cardinals Ace closer Lee Smith on Jose Vizcaino a run scoring single. St. Louis took a 5-4 Lead in the seventh when Ozzie Smith Slid in safely under Andre Dawson a throw. Only one of the four runs scored off St. Louis starter Bob Tewksbury in his eight innings was earned. He Benefit cd from three double plays. Chicago starter Danny Jackson pitched into the seventh inning allowing All five St. Louis runs and 11 hits. In other games tuesday night pirates 5, Phillies 3 Philadelphia Andy Van Slyke broke a tie with a two run double in the sixth inning to Lead Pittsburgh Over Philadelphia. Van Slyke finished with three rib. Doug Drabek improved to 5-4. Rookie Denny Neagle earned his first major league save. Mike Hart lev fell to 2-1. Mets 6, expos 5 Montreal Chico walkers Pinch hit bases loaded single in the ninth inning lifted new York Over Montreal. The expos had battled Back from a 5-1 deficit with a four run eighth to tie the score before the mets pushed the go ahead run across in the ninth. John Franco 4-0, got the win. Jeff Fassero fell to 3-3.padres 5, astros 4 san Diego a Rookie Dan Walters ripped his first major league Homer and drove Home three runs including the tic breaking run in the eighth lifting the padres Over Houston. Pat Clements 2-0, got the win in Relief. Joe Boever fell to 1-3.reds 3, giants 2 san Francisco a Bill Doran broke a tie with an rib double in the ninth inning lifting Cincinnati Over the giants. Norm Charlton 2-0, pitched out of a bases loaded Jam in the eighth inning to record the win. Rod Beck fell to 0-1.dodgers 3, braves 2 los Angeles Kal Daniels stroked a tie breaking Solo Homer with two outs in the eighth inning to Power the dodgers past Atlanta. Orel Hershiser allowed just four hits Over 8>/3 innings to improve to 6-3.Fleming logs 9th straight win for m s in enjoys 22-y by the associated press Arlington Texas a while Dave Temin his amazing run for the Seattle mariners the 22-year-old left hander is Starling to wonder How much longer it will continue. Quot its getting a bit ridiculous a Fleming said. A a Rafael Palmeiro hit three shots that went for outs. That s How its been this year and now in a at 9-1.�?� on t tuesday night he allowed seven hits in seven innings As the mariners edged the rangers 2-1. It was Fleming s ninth consecutive Victory to push his record to 9-1. The rangers had battered the mariners Pitcher for eight runs Over six innings in a 9-1 rout the first week of the season Fleming a Only loss. Sinee that fourth game of the season Fleming is the holiest Pitcher m the major leagues. Now he a a Strong bet to make the All Star team. Todd Burns making his first Slait since 1990, turned the game Over to the bullpen in the seventh. Kenny Rogers 1-3 look the loss. Although he did no to get a decision Burns allowed just one hit while striking out five and walking one in six innings. He was perfect for the first toe innings. In other games tuesday night indians 6, tigers 1 det Roit a Glenallen Hill had two homers and Denis Boucher his Best major league performance Al lowing three hits in eight shutout innings for Cleveland. Boucher 2-1 walked four and struck out four. Detroit a Frank Tanana 4-5 allowed six runs in 2vi innings on seven hits a including three homers a in losing to Cleveland for the first time since 1987. The indians chased Tanana with three runs in the third getting a Solo Homer from Carlos Baerga and a two run shot from  6, Brewers 1 Milwaukee a Kevin Campbell allowed one hit Over six innings in his first major league Start and watched Oakland rap out 15 to beat Milwaukee. Campbell 2-0was getting his first Start after 20 major league Relief appearances. Oakland reached Ron Robinson 0-2 for two runs in the  jays 2, Yankees 1 new Yor Toronto a Candy Maldonado hit one of the longest Home runs in the history of the new Yankee stadium Anil snapped a seventh inning tie with a double. Maldonado s 451-foot shot came off Tim Leary 4-5 in the second. Juan Guzman 7-1 gave up Only one run and four hits in seven innings. Tom 1 Lenke got his 12th save. T he Blue jays snapped a 1-1 lie in the seventh when John Olerud walked with two outs and scored on Maldonado s double Down the left Field  sox 4, orioles 1 h a i 11 More a Jeff Reardon moved to a Sav e of Rollie fingers major league career record closing out after a Strong performance by John Dopson As Boston beat Baltimore. Reardon came on in the ninth inning to get his 13th save this season and the 340th of his career. Dopson 2-2making his fifth Start since undergoing Elbow surgery in 1990, allowed one run a Chris Hoiles 11th Homer in the eighth a in 716 innings Baltimore a Jose Mesa 2-6 retired 21 of the first 22 batters he faced. But he left after Mike Greenwel and Ellis Burks hit singles to open the Boston  sox 4, Angels 2 Chicago a Frank Thomas had a Homer among three hits and drove in three runs to Lead Greg Hibbard and Chicago Over California. The Victory was the third straight for the White sox who beat Julio Valera 2-5. The Angels dropped their fifth straight and 19th in the last 23 games Hibbard 6-4 allowed seven hits walked none and struck out three in 7yi  4, royals 2 Minneapolis a Kent Hrbek hit his 250th career Home run and Bill Krueger remained unbeaten As Minnesota ended Kansas City a six game winning Streak. Hrbek became the 13th Active major leaguer with 250 homers. Hrbek a Home run a two run shot in the ninth was his seventh of the season and third in As Many games