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“Cromartie after bouncing a”

10th -inning single through .

"the middle to give Montreal
‘Expos:.a 3-2 victory over”
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“to a. 10-7 ‘viciory. ‘in “the ,
opener, taking advantage of
five Atlanta errors to score
eight unearned runs, three
on pitcher Bob Walk's
throwing error In the second
inning.

With the sweep, Atlanta.

» Doug. ‘Flynn opened the:
10th, inning of the - second
game with a-walk and was

Brad -Mills.. Tim’ Raines
singled to send Mills to third.
to chase Rick Mahler (8-9).
Cromartie then greeted
now has lost 140f 15 games Gene Garber with his game-
and‘ 18 of 20, falling 2%" winning hit, The Victory
games behind Los Angeles went to Jeff Reardon (5-2),
Dodgers in the NI West The Expos tied it 2-2 in the
Division. __ 7 second game on Al Oliver's

oo RBI single in the ninth in-

hing.

- when Jerry Royster singled,
_ stole second, went to third
- om catcher Gary Carter's

overthrow at second’ and:
-- scored on -Bob. Horner's

forced.on a grounder by -

The Braves scored in the .
first inning of the nightcap

loading the ‘pases, - before

Carter scored on™ pitcher .

‘Charlie Lea's groundout,

After Tim Raines walked .
to load the bases. again,
Walk (109) uncorked his
three-run throwning error.
Walk faked a pickoff to
third, wheeled and had
Raines trapped off base, but
threw wildly ‘to first,
clearing the bases. -

Errors by third’ baseman
Beb Horner and shortstop
Rafael Ramirez gave

‘Montreal one run in the
_ third and two more scored, °

in the inning on Spier’s
single-and Flynn’ 8 sacrifice :
fly. . '

Carter drove in a pair of.

“Field ‘that was called ‘by
dariness,: - :

Dodger 1 Cubs 1

The Cubs had a chance to
‘break the. fie with Los —
“Angelés i in the bottom of the

run to’ lead. Houston, past “
Philadelphia. Ruhle, 7-9,

struck out four and walked
none. “The Phillies were

hand-cuffed. by Ruhle's -

performance. Ruhle, 7-8,

eighth, Larry Bowa singled has a 4-0 record against the

and one out later eon
Durham ‘doubled off:

right-field wall, but Bowa
: was nalled trying to score

_ onarelay throw from Pedro

Guerrero. te. second
baseman, Steve Sax to.
catcher Mike. Scioscia, The
game was to be resumed
loday before the reguiarly-
scheduled contest. Astros 2
Phillies 0 ot

Vern Ruble fired a five-
, hitter and Tony. Scott and

Phillies this year and has
allowed only one earned run
in-21 2-3 innings. -
Cardinals 3 Padres 2

' Keith Hernandez said he

waa in no mood to be choosy
“while at bat with the bages

loaded in the ninth inning

for St. Louis. “I was just

looking for the ball,'*-said —fourth-inning-when-Giants'—team-in-basebal) tonlgh

Hernandez, who singled on
‘the first pitch to give the

Cardinals the victory, “In a -

tight game like that, T

-behind:" " Hernandea's | hit”
‘ralsed his Tuns-batted-in

total for the séason to 72,
including 17 game-winners,

The triumph gave. the
Cards a two-game lead over
the Phillies in the NL East.

‘Pirates 4 Giants 1°

Jason Thompson belted a

. two-run homer ‘and right-

hander Rick Rhoden held
Francisco to just. two
ts ta lead Pittsburgh over

the “Giants, The Pirates °

cause also was helped in the

first baseman Reggie Smith ~

committed two errors and

allowed one run to score,
Rhodeh, 7-11, held. the

out in the sixth when Chill.
Davis hit a Hine-drive double
to left-centre field. The ball
-dribbled by Lee’ Lacy,

‘allowingPavis to go to third

on the error, Joe Mor
followed with a singl¢ to
right for. the Giants’ only
run. ;
Reda 9 Mets. 20 a rm
Marlo Soto extended his
season strikeout total to 209
‘with a career-high-tying ©
total of 18 as Cincinnati
overpowered. ‘New: York.
“He would have beaten ‘any
t,"" -
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‘Baroberger. “I knew about
his, fast ball, but I really
didn’t realize how good: ‘his

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