THE OSHKOSH NORTHWESTERN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1998 B2 Monday, September 14, 1998 B3 Sports LILLY THIRSTY? THE OFFICIAL SOFT DRINKS OF LtMBEAIJ FIELD McCracken Rafter poised for spot in tennis elite after Open repeat NEW YORK fAP Pni the match. IP ER SO "I reallv didn't do anything that aniece and 2-2 in the third set when only once. His serve was broken only JEietl 2b 3112 ABoone3b 3000 Dftucalf 4000 Frdfcec 1000 Stmrwttc 2011 Tbntecc 2000 AnBnesp 4000 Berep 1000 Olsonp 0000 Trascopti 1000 Hudekp 0000 Gravesp 0000 Nnnaltyph 1000 Totals 35595 Totals 26 0 1 0 Arizona 000 200 219-6 CiauMatl 899 IMS 099-0 DP Arizona 1 Cincinnati 1 LOB-Anzona 9 Cincinnati 4 2B MWilliams 2 (25) Stinnett (14) 38 Afox (6) HR TBatista (18) JBell (19) CS-6Boone(4). IP ER BB SO Ariajia AnBnesW 13-13 81-31 0 0 5 6 Olson 5,28 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Sports On The Air TODAY Television BASEBALL, MSC, 6:05 p.m.
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With an awesome display of speed and accuracy, Patrick Rafter proved he belongs as a U.S. Open champion. Rafter made just five unforced errors in the entire match, retaining his title Sunday by winning an all-Australian battle with Mark Philip-poussis 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, 6-0. The third-seeded Rafter won the final 10 games as Philippoussis' usually overpowering serve became a liability. The unseeded Philippoussis had just five aces and 13 double faults, the last on the final point of way the whole tournament, very lucky to be here." Rafter, looking like a Samurai warrior with a pony tail and a mangy beard that he grew during the tournament, has a game tailor-made for the hard, fast courts and hard, fast balls of the U.S.
Open. Philippoussis, in his first Grand Slam final, stayed in the match by saving 13 of 14 break points until midway through the third set, but Rafter converted five of his six break points after that. Rafter faced just three break points in the match and lost his serve much wrong, except for a few double faults," Philippoussis said. "Pat hit a lot of passing shots, he made me volley from my shoetops. He was playing great tennis.
The guy's just quick." Rafter, who had to rally from a two-set deficit in the first round but never was threatened again in the tournament, won $700,000 and moved up to No. 2 in the world rankings just behind Sampras, whom he defeated Saturday in the semifinals. The match was tied at one set Rafter's victory gave the Open its second consecutive repeat champion. Pete Sampras won in 1995 and 19. "Now I feel that last year wasn't such a fluke.
Now I can look at people and say I've done it again," Rafter said. "Having the experience last year really helped me in this match. I was very relaxed out there. It was Aussie Rules tennis in the final, with both players diving to the concrete courts and sending volleys rocketing across the net. But Rafter had precision to go with his power.
Rafter took command. After holding serve, Rafter moved to break point on an incredible point when he raced around the court to return an overhead, a forehand into the corner and a drop shot. He broke Philippoussis' serve on the next point. Rafter then won the next eight games to close out the match. During changeovers, Rafter thought back to his five-set victory over Hicham Arazi in the first round.
"I was thinking to myself, 'This is not right, I should be at he said. "I was very lucky and I felt that 12-37 6 6 II Foeeat 1-3 0 0 0 0 Lewie 21-35 3 3 0 2 Cadaret 1-31O00 0 Crabtree 2 3 0 0 0 4 Gunderson 11-31 110 Tampa Bay Retar 41-3 7 4 4 0 WhrteW2-5 12-30 0 0 1 0 Mew 2 1110 0 flHernande I 1 fi 8 -t 0 WP Gunderson 2:55. A 34.007 (45.200) Orioles 12, Angels 7 ANAHEIM BALTIMORE ab bi ab frbi Edmndcf 4122 RAImr2b 3110 Velarde2b 3110 ByAdsncI 5211 GAndsnrl 5111 EDavisrf 2100 Salmon dh 4212 Becker rf 0100 Jfferieslf 4000 Wbsterc 1010 RWlmstt 1 000 Bainesdh 4 242 Prtchttlb 1 000 Minordh 1110 TGrneph 1 000 RPImrlb 4231 MaJnsnlb 1 000 CRpken3b 5001 Glaus 3b 4220 Surfiotflf 3112 O'Brienc 3000 Hoilesc 3000 SWpley ph 1012 WGmeph 0001 Wlbeckc 0000 Moutonrt 0000 OSrcnass 4000 Bordickss 4112 Totals 36 78 7 Totals 35121310 Anaheim 100 031 200-7 Baltimore 006 1 00 41 12 Pritchett (I), CRipken (8), Bordick (7). DP Anaheim 2 LOB Anaheim 9, Baltimore 9. 2B Velarde (5), GAnderson (39).
Glaus (8). Shipley (7), Baines (17), RPalmeiro 2 (34), Surhoff (33). HR-Edmonds (22). Salmon (26), ByAnderson (17). SB Velarde (4).
ByAnder-son (20). IP ER BB SO Area Schedule TODAY HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Fox Valley Lutheran at Oshkosh Lourdes. Ripon at Menasha St. Mary. Ashwaubenon at Kaukauna.
Toronto licks Cone, keeps heat on Boston Baseball NL standings EastDtraiM Pet GB Ananta .95 59 .633 New York 83 (7.553 12 PtmadeWW 70 79 .470 24 MomraH 59 91 .393 39 Honda 49 101 327 41 Pet GB y-Houslon 96 54 640 Chicago 64 68 .589 12 St Louis 73 76 .490 22)4 Mimakw 79 99 .497 Oncmriati 69 81 460 27 PiTtsBurqh 67 61 .453 28 Won Division I Pet G8 x-San DKoo 94 56 .627 San Francisco 80 69 .537 1314 Los Angeles 76 74 507 18 Colorado 72 79 .477 2214 Arizona 59 91 .393 35 x-clincned division title y-clinched playoff berth Results Sunday Chicago Cubs 11 Mihnukn 10. 10 Innings Philadelphia 4. Pittsburgh Arizona 5. Cincinnati 0 Florida 6, Atlanta 5 NVMetst. Montreal 0 San Francisco 4.
Colorado 3 Los Angeles 5, San Diego 4,10 Innings St. Louis 3. Houston 2 Games Today Milxaukee IWoodard 9-11) it Cincinnati (Hir-niKh i.a. Florida (Meadows to-t 1 al Montreal (Hermanson 13-10). 6:05 p.m.
Philadelphia (Schilling 14-13) at Atlanta (Glavine 16-6), 6:40 p.m. Mets (Yoshii 5-8) at Houston (Lima 15-7), 7 05 m. Pittsburgh (Schmktt 11-11) at St. Louis (Jimenez 0-0). 7:10 p.m.
San Francisco (Estes 7-10) at Arizona (Anderson 11-12), 9:05 p.m. Colorado (Jones 7-7) at Los Angeles (C.Perez 8- 13), 9:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Clark 6-13) at San Diego (Hitchcock 9-6), 9:05 p.m. NL boxes Cubs 11 Brewers 10 (10) MILWAUKEE CHICAGO ab bi ab bi Vina 2b 5020 Uhnsncf 6020 Lorettass 4112 JHrndzss 6111 Nilsson 1b 5000 MaGcelb 6332 Cirillo3b 5332 Sosarf 4323 Burnitr rl 4222 GHilltf 3021 Grssomcf 5121 BBrwnlf 0000 Jenkins If 300 0 Krchnrp 0000 Nwfieldph 0000 FHrdia 0000 GMrtnzlf 1100 Wngertp 0000 Hughes 32 2 1 Haneyp 0000 Hmelinph 0000 Hfldrgzph 1110 Belliardpr 0000 SMrtnzc 0000 Mthenyc 1 000 Gaetti 3b 5023 Wodallp 0000 Mrndni2b 5110 Patrickp 1 000 Servaisc 3110 los Santos 0000 Huston 1010 BBnksph 1 000 Miesketf 0000 Wthersp 0000 Trchselp 3111 JsVntinph 0000 Mlhllndp 0000 DrJksnph 1012 Mereedtt 1000 Plunkp 0000 Alxndrph 1000 MMyrsp 0000 Beckp 0000 AReyes 1000 Totals 40101310 Totals 45111711 Milwaukee 101 101 141 010 Chicago 006 020 002 111 Two outs when winning run scored. Gary McCord.
$2.703 Harold Henning. $2,530 Pal O'Brien. $2,243 Bruce Lehnhard. $2,243 Deane Beman. $2,243 Bitty King.
$2.243 EdSneed. $1.725 8ruce Crampton. $1,725 Bob Wynn. $1.725 John Paul Cain. $1,725 AlKelley.
$1.735 Bob Lunn. $1,323 Chuck Thorpe. $1,323 Larry Ziegler. $1.150 Dave Schumaker. $1,081 Jeft Steinberg $978 Don Massengale.
$978. Bobby Mitchell. $874 Lou Giaham. $805 Jerry Heard, $759 Bobby Nichols. $713 Mike Fetchk.
$667 Rode Schroeder. $621 72-72-71-215 70-73-74217 73-71-73-217 72-70-75-217 68-73-76217 72-73-73218 71-74-73-218 75-70-73218 72-71-75218 73-76-70-219 73-73-73-219 69-76-75220 79-73-70-222 73-76-74223 76-71-76-223 78-70-77-225 78-72-76-226 78-72-79229 81-77-77-235 83-78-78239 San Jose 3, Dallas 1 Tampa Bay 2, MetroStars 1 College men Oshkosh 2 St, Thomas Oshkosh 1 1-2 SI. Thomas 0 0-0 First Hall 0 Pete Dillett (unassisted) 44:01 Second Half 0 Matt Boehnen (unassisted) 78:35. Shots on goal Oshkosh 1 6. St.
Thomas 8. Saves Wes Abrahamson (O) 2, Jessie Tib-bets (ST) 8. College women Stout 4, Oshkosh 0 Oshkosh 0 0-0 Stout 1 3-4 First Half Shannon Camp (AJyssa Halverson assist) 18:47. Second Half Tricia Sykes (Becky Howard assist) 68:1 2. Own goal 73:30.
Halverson (Howard assist) 81:26. Shots on goal Oshkosh 3, Stout 29. Saves Sherry Eckhardt (0) 18, Nikki Bezak (S) 3. Tennis BereL.1-2 6 4 2 2 4 5 Hudek 2 4 3 3 2 6 Graves 1 1 0 0 0 0 2:40. A 17.741 (52,953) Marlins 6, Braves 5 FIORIOA ATLANTA ab bi ab bi Dnwdycf 3100 Weissss 3110 Rntenass 3100 Tuckerph 1000 Kotsayrf 3110 GerWmrf 5221 Floyd It 3110 Ctvines3b 2100 Wehnerlf 0001 GFrrga 1 3001 DLeelb 4112 AJorwcf 3112 One 3b 3122 EddPrzc 3010 Zaunc 4000 JLopezc 1000 LCstillo 2b 3010 Klesko If 4011 JSnchzp 2 000 Grffnno2b 3000 Alfnscap 0000 Rockerp 0000 Drnsbrp 0000 GMddxp 2000 Cnglosiph 1 000 Perezp 0000 Mantei 0000 Chrltonp 00 00 Clbrnn ph 1000 ABtlrp 0000 RPmgrp 0000 Malloy 2b 1000 Totals 29665 Totals 32565 Florida 000 000 420-6 Atlanta 000 100 130-6 E-AButler (1 DP Atlanta 1 LOB Florida 5, Atlanta 6.
2B OLee (29), Weiss (17). HR Orie (7). GerWilliams (8), AJones (30). SB Kotsay (10). LCastillo (3).
CS Renteria (20) Kotsay, JSanchez. SF Wehner, AJones. IP ER BB SO Florida JSanchez W.7-8 7 5 5 5 4 10 Alfonseca 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Darensbourg 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Mantei S.8 1 0 0 0 0 0 Atlanta GMaddux 6 '1 0 0 2- 4 Perez L.0-1 0 4 4 4 0 0 Charlton 1 0 0 0 0 0 AButler 10 2 12 1 RSpringer 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Rocker 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 JSanchez pitched to 3 batters in the 8th. Perez pitched lo 4 batters in the 7th. HBP by Alfonseca (Galarraga), by Rocker (Dun-woody), by AButler (Dunwoody).
2:54 A 15,683 Mets 1, Expos 0 NEW YORK MONTREAL ab bi ab bi Phillips If 4000 WGrero2b 3 000 Alfonzo3b 3110 TeJnescf 3000 Olerud 1 4010 Vidro ph 1000 Hndleyc 1 000 Andrws3b 2010 McRaect 4021 VGrerart 3000 LHrrisrf 3000 Sggnllf 3010 Pratt ph 1 000 DeHartp 0000 Alnswrtrf 0000 MHbrdph 1010 Baerga2b 3000 Fllmerlb 3010 ROrdzss 4 000 Mrdcaiss 000 0 Blair 2000 Henleyc 2000 Cookp 0000 OCbrrass 2000 Piazzaph 1 000 Lvngstph 0000 JFrncop 0000 RPerezph 1000 McGirelb 0000 MBtstap 2000 Telford 0000 Sntnglolf 1000 Totals 30141 Totals 2704 0 New York 000 000 010-1 Montreal 000 000 000-0 DP Montreal 1 LOB New York 8, Montreal 5. 2B McRae (34), Fullmer (42). SB LHarris (6). CS Andrews (6). Henley.
IP ER BB SO New York Blair W.5-16 71-33 0 0 2 6 Cook 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 JFrancoS.36 1 1 0 0 2 0 Associated Press The Blue Jays have been spoiling a lot of people's fun lately, and Sunday they wrecked what David Cone hoped would be a big day. Cone, bidding for his first 20-win season in 10 years, was stymied as Toronto rallied for a 5-3 win over the New York Yankees and moved within three games of Boston in the AL wild-card race. Toronto took three of four from the AL East champion Yankees, and with their 14th win in 16 games, the Blue Jays are as close to the Red Sox as they've been since May 30. New York, meanwhile, contin seven times in the seven rounds of the tournament. As Australian flags waved in the stands, Rafter captured his sixth title of the year and improved his record to 25-2 since Wimbledon.
Philippoussis was trying to join Andre Agassi as the only unseeded men's champion in U.S. Open history. Agassi pulled off the feat in 1994. "This is a start of something in my career. I'm only 21 years old.
I'm hoping and counting on having many more Sundays in Grand Slams," he said. "This is just a start for me." Titan Roundup- Titan men rebound for victory Northwestern Staff University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh men's soccer coach Toby Bares found out a lot about his team Sunday. And for the most part, Bares liked what he learned. After a tough loss to McAllister College on Saturday night, the Titans rebounded Sunday in adverse conditions to beat the University of St. Thomas 2-0 in St.
Paul, Minn. "To play on less than 24 hours of rest, in probably 90-degree heat, it was hard," Bares said. "It was trying conditions. The game started late because the refs didn't show up. I was very pleased we fought through and got the result." Pete Dillett scored an unassisted goal at the 44-minute mark to give the Titans (2-2) a 1-0 lead.
The game stayed that way until 78:35, when Matt Boehnen put in an unassisted goal to cap the scoring. Oshkosh outshot St. Thomas 16-8, while Wes Abrahamson made two saves in goal for the Titans. "When we had to fight hard, we pretty much did that," Bares said. "Guys didn't complain.
We just got out there and got it done." Bares cited the play of Dale Irwin, who came off the bench to play a strong game. WOMEN'S SOCCER Stout 4, Oshkosh Stout scored three goals in the second half to pull away from the Titans in Menominee. Shannon Camp scored in the first half to give Stout (1-3) a 1-0 lead. After a Tricia Sykes goal in the second half made it 2-0, an own goal by the Titans put Stout up 3-0. Alyssa Halverson, who also had an assist for Stout, capped the scoring with a goal at 81 :26.
Sherry Eckhardt made 1 8 saves in goal for the Titans (1-4). College women Oshkosh 8 St. Norhert 1 Singles Brittney Moser (0) del. Kristin Lindbloom 6-3, 6-3. Jenny Pekulik (O) def.
Sarah Wittman 6-1 6-3. Amy Kleinschmitt (0) def. Carrie Zeeman 6-4, 6-4. Sarah Fischer (0) def. Shioban Fackelman 6-3, 6-2.
Aimee Schat-tner (SN) def. Amy West 7-6 (7-1), 6-3. Allison Karel (0) del. Anne Dwyer 7-5, 6-4. Ooubles Moser-Pekulik (O) def.
Lind-bloom-Zeeman 6-4, 6-2. Kleinschmitt-Flscher (0) def. Fackelman-Wlttman 6-1 6-7 (7-4). 7-5. Hart-Lupig (0) def.
Schattner-Dwyer 6-4, ued its late-season slide. The Yankees are 5-8 in their last 13 and 11-14 in their last 25 games. Derek Jeter drove in two runs for New York. Kelvim Esco AL Roundup seven runners in a three-inning span. But the right-hander, who last won 20 games in 1988 for the New York Mets, ran out of luck in the sixth.
Tigers 4, Red Sox 1 Not even Steve Avery's turn in Boston's rotation could end the Red Sox' slide, as Tony Clark hit a tie-breaking three-run homer to lift visiting Detroit to a win. The loss was Boston's eighth in its last 1 1 games, with two of the wins coming on days Avery has started. The Red Sox were 14-0 in games that Avery had gone at least five innings. Orioles 12, Angels 7 Rafael Palmeiro had three hits and drove in the go-ahead run as Baltimore squandered a six-run lead before beating visiting Anaheim to complete a three-game sweep. Despite the loss, the Angels maintained their one-game lead over Texas in the AL West.
Devil Rays 10, Rangers 5 Wade Boggs hit his fourth career grand slam and Tampa Bay again played the spoiler role, beating visiting Texas. Tampa Bay withstood home runs by Juan Gonzalez, Royce Clayton and Rusty Greer to win a series at home for the first time in nearly two months. Indians 6, White Sox 3 Richie Sexson hit a two-out, three-run homer in the eighth inning as Cleveland avoided a sweep at the hands of visiting Chicago. Athletics 9, Twins 6 (12) Ben Grieve hit a three-run homer off Rick Aguilera in the 12th inning, leading Oakland to a win at Minnesota for a three-game sweep. Associated Press before leaving Sunday's game in Houston with back spasms.
MARK MCGWIRE talks with trainer Barry Weinberg, left, and St. Louis manager Tony LaRussa, right, Cardinals lose McGwire, beat Houston Golf NL Roundup bar (6-2) Palmeiro allowed three runs and five hits in 52s innings, and Toronto's bullpen combined for scoreless relief the rest of the way. Dan Plesac struck out Paul O'Neill with two runners on in the seventh, and Robert Person, Toronto's fifth reliever, pitched the ninth for his fourth save, retiring Shane Spencer on a flyout to end the game with two on. Shannon Stewart and Jose Cruz, Jr. homered for Toronto, which chased Cone (19-6) with a three-run sixth.
Cone was ripped for 10 hits in 52s innings but escaped one jam after another through the first five innings. He recorded a strikeout to end each inning and stranded Sports Log Associated Press Andrade survives bizarre finish to win Canadian Open playoff OAKVILLE, Ontario Billy Andrade never stopped believing that seven lean years on the PGA Tour was going to end Sunday in the Bell Canadian Open. Not when he was two strokes down with three holes to play. Not when his second shot on the par-5 18th hole went into the water, and Bob Friend's somehow stayed out. Not when he faced a 30-foot par putt to have a chance at a playoff.
Not when his approach on No. 18 in the playoff bounded off a cart path and came to rest against a purse, a virtually impossible place to try to hit the green. Still, when Andrade was only 5 feet away from victory, he snuck up behind Friend as he was lining up his last-chance chip and feigned pushing him into the water. The way the Canadian Open ended, that wouldn't have been all that unusual. "I don't think I ever do anything boring," Andrade said.
The final few holes at Glen Abbey on Sunday was anything but that. In a duel of bizarre bounces and heroic putts, Andrade beat Friend on the first playoff hole by purposely playing into a bunker and making a 5-foot par putt to win for the first time in seven years. "When you don't win for awhile, you don't know if you're ever going to win again," said Andrade, who finished at 13-under 275 and won $396,000. "But I had a funny feeling about this week." Andrade had a one-stroke lead over Friend going to the 508-yard closing hole, the same hole where Andrade hit into the water in the third round for a double bogey that cost him the lead. Friend, needing at least a birdie for a chance of a playoff, left his 3-wood short, but it somehow bounced over the bulkhead and skipped through the green into a back bunker.
Andrade, from 237 yards, also decided to go for the green but went in the water for the second straight day. He hit his fourth shot to 30 feet and started to think about how Dana Quigley, a fellow Rhode Island native, made a long putt to win on the Senior PGA Tour last week. Friend, who had blasted out of the bunker to 6 feet, holed the birdie putt to force the playoff. College football Florida State dropped out of the Top 10, and so did Notre Dame. Michigan and Arizona State, meanwhile, dropped completely out of The Associated Press' Top 25 college football poll.
Wisconsin moved up three spots to No. 14 after its 45-0 win over Ohio on Saturday. The Seminoles, beaten soundly by North Carolina State 24-7 on Saturday, tumbled from No. 2 to No. 1 1 in this week's AP poll the school's lowest ranking since it was No.
12 on Nov, 3, 1990. Florida State, which has finished in the top four the past 11 seasons, was also ranked 1 1 th on Oct. 8, 1994. The Fighting Irish, who made the Top 10 last week for the first time since late 1996, plummeted 13 places to No. 23 after their 45-23 loss to Michigan State.
And then there's Michigan and Arizona State. The Wolverines, co-national champions, lost to Syracuse 38-26 and slipped out of the rankings from a No. 13 spot last week. The Sun Devils, 26-6 losers to Brigham Young, were No. 14 ranking last week.
Golf Annika Sorenstam won her fourth tournament of the year and substantially widened her money lead over Se Ri Pak on Sunday, shooting a 4-under-par 68 for a five-stroke victory over Patty Sheehan and Laura Davies at the Safeco Classic in Kent, Wash. The 27-year-old Swede, gearing up for this week's Solheim Cup, won $90,000, pushing her 1998 earnings to $896,188. Sorenstam, who also won the Michelob Light Classic, ShopRite LPGA Classic and JAL Big Apple Classic this year, had led Pak by a mere $6,000 entering the tournament. Sorenstam's win in the $600,000 tournament gave her 15 top-10 finishes in 18 events this year. Hugh Baiocchi's 5-under-par 67 Sunday gave him a two-stroke victory over Bruce Summerhays in the Senior PGA Tour's Comfort Classic at the Brickyard Crossing in Indianapolis and a tournament-record 20-under 196 total.
Auto racing Bryan Herta's long wait for his first CART FedEx Series victory was often frustrating and sometimes painful. On Sunday, in the Texaco-Havoline 300 at Laguna Seca Raceway in Monterey, the 28-year-old from New Albany, Ohio, came up with his first win in his 71st career start and gave Team Rahal, co-owned by teammate Bobby Rahal and late night talk show host David Let-terman, its first victory since Rahal won at Nazareth, on Oct. 4, 1992. Herta's best previous CART finishes were seconds at the 1995 Cleveland Grand Prix, the 1996 Marlboro 500 at Michigan Speedway and the 1996 race at Laguna Seca. Soccer The Wall Street brokerage firm Salomon Smith Barney has been asked by a mystery client to speak with Manchester United's financial advisers, HSBC Holdings, about the possibility of a rival bid to take over the English soccer club.
Last week, Rupert Murdoch's BSkyB television made a bid of $1.05 billion to buy the team. The bid has the support of the Manchester United board. Track and field Marion Jones isn't invincible, after all. After winning 37 consecutive finals this year in the long and short sprints, the long jump and the relays, Jones lost Sunday in the World Cup at Johannesburg, South Africa. ton 120.
Bagwell Houston. 118. McGwire St Louis. 118 Ctuones Atlanta. 116 GVaughn San Diego 108 Rolen.
Philadelphia 107 LWalker Colorado. 107. RSI Sosa, Chicago, 148. CasMa, Colorado. 137 McGwire.
St. Louis. 129 Alou Houston. 122. Bamriz.
Milwaukee, 129, Bichette Colorado 119 Galarraga Atlanta 116 HITS Bichette. Colorado. 212. Biggio Houston, 197 Casblla Colorado 196, VGuer-rero. Montreal 187 OeBell, Houston 185 Sosa.
Chicago. 185 CkiMo, Milwaukee, 183. DOUBLES Biggio. Houston, 48; Bichette Colorado 48. DYoung.
Cincinnab, 45; LWalker. Colorado. 44 Fullmer. Montreal. 42; Floyd Florida.
42; Rolen. Philadelphia. 39: DeBeii Houston, 39, Bonds. San Francisco. 39.
TRIPLES Oellucci. Arizona, 11 BLarkm, Cincinnab. 10. NPerez. Colorado.
8: AJones. Atlanta. 8. KGarcia, Arizona, OeShields, St. Louis, 8 are bed with 7 HOME RUNS Sosa Chicago, 62; McGwire.
St. Louis. 62; GVaughn, San Diego. 48 Casblla, Colorado. 43.
Galarraga. Atlanta. 43; Alou, Houston. 38; VGuerrero. Montreal.
37 STOLEN BASES Womack. Pittsburgh, 52; Biggio. Houston, 47; EcYoung. Los Angeles. 42; Renteria.
Florida, 40; Floyd, Florida, 27; AJones. Atlanta. 25 QVeras, San Dieoo. 24; Bonds, San Francisco, 24. PITCHING (17 Decision!) Smoltz.
Atlanta, 15-3, .833, 3.10; ALerter. New York, 15-5. 750, 2.40, Glavme. Atlanta. 18-6.
750, 2 62; KBrown, San Diego, 18-6, .750. 2.36; Tapani Chicago. 18-7, 720, 4 70; Gardner, San Francisco, 12-5, .706, 4 46; Reynolds. Houston, 18-8, 692. 3 72 STRIKEOUTS Schilling.
Philadelphia, 272: KBrown, San Diego, 238: Wood, Chicago, 233; GMaddux, Atlanta. 192; Reynolds. Houston, 190; Park, Los Angeles, 170; Dreitort, Los Angeles. 168. SAVES Hoffman, San Diego.
49; Beck, Chicago. 46; Shaw, Los Angeles. 43; Nen, San Francisco, 36, JFranco, New York, 36; Urbina, Montreal, 31; BWagner, Houston. 29 AL standings East Division Pet. GB x-NewYork 103 44 .701 Boston 63 64 .564 20 Toronto 81 68 .544 23 Baltimore 76 72 .514 2714 Tampa Bay 58 89 .395 45 Central Division Pet.
GB Cleveland 81 66 .551 Chicago 70 78 .473 1114 Kansas City 67 80 .456 14 Minnesota 65 83 .439 1614 Detroit 57 92 .383 25 West Division Pet. GB Anaheim 80 68 .541 Texas 79 69 .534 Oakland 69 79 .466 11 Seattle 67 80 .456 1214 x-clinched division title Results Sunday Detroit 4. Boston Cleveland 6, Chicago White Sox 3 Tampa Bay 10, Texas 5 Baltimore 12, Anaheim 7 Toronto 5, N.Y Yankees 3 Oakland 9. Minnesota 6, 12 innings Seattle at Kansas City, rain Games Today Chicago While Sox (Snyder 6-2) at Detroit (Thompson 10-14), 6:05 p.m. Toronto (Williams 10-8) at Cleveland (Gooden 7-6), 6:05 p.m.
Anaheim (Hill 9-5) al Tampa Bay (Alvarez 6-13), 6:05 p.m Texas (Sele 18-10) at Baltimore (Guzman 10-14), 6:05 p.m. Boston (Martinez 18-5) at N.Y. Yankees (Hernandez 9-4), 6:35 p.m. Oakland (Haynes 10-8) at Kansas City (Rosado 7-11). 7:05 p.m.
Seattle (Suzuki 0-1) at Minnesota (Radke 11-13), 7:05 p.m. AL boxes Tigers 4, Red Sox 1 DETROIT BOSTON abrhbi abrhbi BLHntrcf 3100 Cmngsdh 3110 Hggnsnlf 3000 Bufordph 00 0 0 Encrncrf 4 2 20 TNixondh 1000 ToClrkdh 3113 JnVntin3b 4 000 Easiey 2b 4 000 MVghntb 4011 JWoodlb 2010 Grcprrss 4010 Cttnotto 1 20t0 O'Lry If 4000 Randa3b '2011 Bragg rf 3020 Bakoc 2000 DLewiscf 2000 Berroaph 1 000 Httbergc 3000 Siddallc 1 000 Bnjmin 2b 3000 DCruzss 4 000 Totals 31 464 Totals 31151 Detroit 000 000 130-4 Boston 001 000 0001 DLewis reached first on catcher's interference. Bako (5). Garciaparra (24), Eckersley (1). DP Detroit 1, Boston 2.
LOB Detroit 5, Boston 4. 2B MVaughn (29). HR ToClark (32). SB Easiey (14). CS-BLHunter (12), Randa (7).
IP fl ER BB SO Detroit MoehlerW.13-13 7 5 1 1 0 4 Runyan 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Brocail 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 Boston Avery .62115 4 Corsi 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 Swindell 11-32 3 0 0 1 Eckersley 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Wasdin 1 0 0 0 0 1 Avery pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. 2:44. A Indians 6, White Sox 3 CHICAGO CLEVELAND ab bi ab bi Drham2b 2211 Lofton cf 4000 Carusoss 4021 JCora 2b 3110 FThmsdh 4 0 00 Frymn3b 4 000 Belle If 4000 MRmrzrt 3100 Vntura 3b 3000 Sexsonlb 4113 Crderolb 4121 Whiten If 4110 MOrdzrf 4010 Fielder dh 2010 JAbbottcf 4 000 Justice dh 1111 Mchadoc 3000 EiDiazc 2000 Kreuter ph 1 000 Brnson ph 1011 SAImrc 0000 Vizquelss 0000 EWilsn ss 3111 Totals 33 3 63 Totals 31676 Chicago 100 110 000-3 Cleveland 000 001 231-6 EiDiaz (3) LOB Chicago 6, Cleveland 3. 2B Caruso (15), JCora (25), Justice (38). HR Durham (17), Cordero (13), Sexson (9), EWilson (1).
SB Durham (34), MOrdonez (7). IP ER BB SO Chicago Parque 62-33 2 2 1 6 Bradlord 1-32110 0 1-31110 0 Slmas 2-31221 1 Cleveland JrWrlghl 7 5 3 3 1 6 ShueyW.5-2 110 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 HBP-by JrWrlght (Durham). WP Shuey. Balk Parque. 2:46.
A Athletics 9 Twins 6 (12) OAKLAND MINNESOTA ab bi ab bi Hndrsn If 6112 TWIker 2b 6 010 Chrstnsct 5010 Hckinglf 622 1 Giambi lb 5233 Lawtonrf 5120 Stairs dh 5210 Molitordh 5222 Grieve rf 4123 Ortiz 1 3011 Spiezio2b 3000 RCmerlb 3012 McDnld pr 0000 Meares ss 5 010 Hinchc 2000 Koskie 3b 4000 Chavez 3b 2 00 0 Gates 3b 10 00 Blwers3b 4 00 0 JWntinc 5010 Tejada ss 4110 Latham cf 5110 Mclrlne 3 230 Roberts 2b 2000 Totals 459128 Totals 486126 Oakland 002 130 000 0039 Minnesota 100 100 400 000-6 Blowers 2 (18), Teiada (22). Hocking (3) DP-Oakland 1 Minnesota 3. LOB Oakland 7. Minnesota 9 2B RCoomer (20) 3B Molitor (5) HR Henderson (13). Giambi (24), Grieve (16) SB Lawton (15).
Latham (1) SF Molitor IP ER BB SO Oakland Oquisl 51-3 6 2 2 1 6 TJMalhews 1 4 4 4 0 0 Groom 0 1 0 0 0 0 Worrell 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Mohier 3 10 0 1 1 HoizemerW.1-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 rjytor 31 1 0 0 0 0 0 Minnesota Hawkins 5 0 6 6 5 Baptist 1 0 0 0 0 Ritchie 0 1 4 Sampson 1 0 0 0 2 1 Trombley 12-30 0 0 0 3 Guardado 1 0 0 0 1 1 Aguilera L.3-8 2 3 3 3 1 2 Groom pitched to 1 batter in the 7th 4:13. A 6,454 (48,678) Devil Rays 10 Rangers 5 TEXAS TAMPA BAY ab bi ab bi TGdwincI 5010 McCkncf 3111 McLrnr 2b 4 010 Boggs dh 412 4 Greer It 4 221 BSmilh 3b 5121 JuGnlzrf 4222 McGrtf 1b 5130 IRdrgzc 4010 Trmmlllf 4131 Stevens lb 3010 Winncl 1000 Zeile 3b 300 1 RiBtlrrf 2000 Simmsdh 3000 MKtHyrl 3110 Aliceaph 0000 Ldsmass 4110 Clayton ss 4111 Cairo 2b 4 2 2 1 DiFlcec 4122 Totals 34 5 95 Totals 39101710 Tern 913 000 010-6 Tampa Bay 060 030 Oil 10 DP Texas 1, Tampa Bay 1 LOB Texas 5, Tampa Bay 8 2B IRodiiguez (39), Trammell (14) HR Greer (14), JuGonzalez (42). Clayton 5). Boggs (7). BSmith (11) SF-Zeile.
les defeated San Diego. Bonilla's sacrifice fly off reliever Donne Wall (5-4) scored Trenidad Hubbard with the winning run. Hubbard led off the 10th with a walk and went to third on a single by Eric Karros. Giants 4, Rockies 3 Barry Bonds hit a three-run homer off long-time nemesis Chuck McEl-roy in the eighth inning, giving San Francisco a win over visiting Colorado. Marlins 6, Braves 5 Jesus Sanchez and visiting Florida kept Atlanta from celebrating its seventh consecutive division title as the Marlins scored four runs in the seventh off Odalis Perez and two runs with no hits in the eighth off Adam Butler.
Phillies 4, Pirates 1 Philadelphia starter Paul Byrd retired 15 of the final 18 batters he faced and allowed three hits over seven innings to lead the Phillies. either on Saturday or Sunday. Mets 1, Expos Willie Blair and two relievers combined on a four-hit shutout and Brian McRae threw out the potential tying run at the plate to end the game, giving New York a win at Montreal. With runners at first and second with two outs in the ninth, pinch-hitter Mike Hubbard lined a single to center off John Franco. McRae's one-hop throw to Todd Hundley, who started at catcher for the first time in nearly a year, got Shane Andrews at the plate as Franco earned his 36th save.
Diamondbacks 5, Reds Andy Benes' bid to pitch Arizona's first no-hitter was broken up with one out in the ninth inning on rookie Sean Casey's single, and the visiting Diamondbacks beat Cincinnati. Benes struck out six and walked five in 8'3 innings. It was the second time he had gone deep into a game Tal Associated Press With Mark McGwire already out of the game, St. Louis delayed the Astros' clinching party for another day. McGwire went 0-for-2 and left with minor back spasms after four innings Sunday night in the Cardinals' 3-2 come-from-behind win at Houston, which stopped the Astros' winning streak at eight.
McGwire, who hasn't homered in five games since getting No. 62 on Tuesday night, is l-for-14 since connecting off Steve Trachsel to break Roger Maris' mark. Chicago's Sammy Sosa homered twice Sunday against Milwaukee to tie McGwire for the record. McGwire grounded to shortstop in the first and fourth innings. St.
Louis said he left as a precautionary measure. Fernando Tatis, batting in McGwire's No. 3 spot, hit a two-run double off Doug Henry in the eighth inning as St. Louis rallied from a 2-1 deficit and prevented Houston from clmching its second straight NL Central title. Jeff Bagwell went 4-for-4 for the Astros, who would have clinched if the Cubs had lost to Milwaukee McDowell 21-35 6 5 5 1 Washburn L.5-3 32-3 4 4 4 2 1 PHarns 2-31102 1 Holtz 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Watson 0 3 110 0 Deiucia 1 0 0 0 1 0 Baltimore Coppinger 5 5 4 4 3 4 Rhodes 1 2 2 2 2 2 11111 0 Orosco- 1 0 0 0 1 1 ABenitez 1-0 0 0 0 3 Washburn pitched to 3 batters in the 7th, Watson pitched to 3 batters in the 8th.
Rhodes pitched to I batter in the 7th. PB Walbeck. 3:27. A 48,013 Blue Jays 5, Yankees 3 TORONTO NEW YORK ab bi ab bi Stewart If 5111 Knblch2b 3220 SGreenrf 5022 DJeterss 3112 Cnsecodh 4010 O'Neill rf 4011 CDIgdolb 4011 Spncerrf 1000 JoCruzcf 4131 BWIImscf 4 000 TFrndz3b 5010 Posada dh 3010 Fltcherc 3110 Lowell 3b 4010 BSntgoc 2010 Ledeelf 2000 Grbeck2b 3120 CDavisph 10 00 AGnzlzss 4120 Curtis If 0000 Strwbrlf 1000 Brosius 1b 3010 Girardi 4 010 Totals 39 5 15 5 Totals 33 3 8 3 Toronto 100 003 1(10 5 New York 102 000 0003 DP Toronto 1 New York 1 LOB Toronto 1 1 New York 9. 2B JoCruz (13), BSantlago (4).
3B Knoblauch (3), DJeter (7). HR Stewart (10), JoCruz (10). SB-Canseco (29), O'Neill (15), Brosius (11), CS Canseco (15), TFer-nandez (7). SF DJeter. IP ER BB SO Toronto Escobar W.6-2 52-35 3 3 3 5 Sinclair 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Quantrill 2-3 2 0 0 0 Plesac 1 1 0 0 0 1 Almanzar 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Person 1 0 0 0 2-1 New York ConeL.19-6 52-310 4 4 2 11 Lloyd 0 1 0 0 0 0 Nelson 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stanton 11-33 1 1 0 2 RMendoza 2 10 0 Lloyd pitched to 1 batter in the 6th, Nelson pitched to 1 batter in the 6lh.
HBP by Nelson (Canseco), by Cone (Grebeck). WP-Cone. 3:31, A 47,471 AL leaders BATTING BWilliams, New York, MVaughn, Boston, DJeter, New York, IRodriguez, Texas, Garciaparra. Boston, TWalker, Minnesota, JuGonzalez, Texas, .318. RUNS DJeter.
New York, 120; Durham, Chicago, 113; ARodriguez, Seattle, 112; Griffey Jr, Seattle, 110; Knoblauch. New York, 109; Edmonds, Anaheim, 106; JnValentin, Boston, 106. RBI JuGonzalez, Texas, 151; Belle, Chicago, 132, Griffey Jr, Seattle, 127; MRamirez, Cleveland, 123; RPalmeiro, Baltimore, 117; TMartinez, New York, 115; ARodriguez, Seattle, 114. HITS ARodriguez, Seattle, 192; DJeter, New York, 187; MVaughn, Boston, 180; O'Neill, New York, 180; Garciaparra, Boston, 176; Offerman, Kansas City, 176; JuGonzalez, Texas, 176; Belle, Chicago, 176. DOUBLES JnValentin, Boston, 43; CDelga-do, Toronto, 42; Belle, Chicago, 42; JuGonzalez.
Texas, 41 Erstad, Anaheim, 39; GAnderson, Anaheim, 39; IRodiiguez, Texas, 39; EMartinez, Seattle, 39. TRIPLES Offerman, Kansas City, 12; Winn, Tampa Bay, Damon, Kansas City. Durham. Chicago, O'Leary, Boston, Garciaparra, Boston, 7, McCracken, Tampa Bay, DJeter, New York, 7. HOME RUNS Griffey Jr, Seattle, 51 Belle, Chicago.
45; JuGonzalez, Texas, 42; RPalmeiro, Baltimore, 42; Canseco, Toronto, 42; ARodriguez, Seattle, 39; MRamirez, Cleveland, 37. STOLEN BASES Henderson, Oakland, 60; Lofton, Cleveland, 53; Stewart, Toronto, 48; ARodriguez, Seattle, 42; Offerman, Kansas City, 40; BLHunter, Detroit, 38; Nixon, Minnesota. 35. PITCHING (17 Decliiona) OWells. New York, 17-4.
.810, 3 35. PMartinez, Boston, 18-5, .783. 2.74; Cone, New York, 19-6, ,760, Clemens, Toronto, 18-6, .750, 2 69; Helling, Texas, 19-7, .731, 4.30; Rogers, Oakland. 14-7, .667, 3 03; Wakefield. Boston.
15-8, ,652, 4.71. STRIKEOUTS Clemens, Toronto, 234; PMartinez, Boston, 227; RJohnson. Seattle, 21 CFinley, Anaheim. 1 99; Cone. New York, 196; Erickson.
Baltimore, 169; Saunders, Tampa Bay, 162 SAVES Gordon, Boston, 40; Percival, Anaheim, 39; Wetteland, Texas, 39: MJackson, Cleveland, 38, Aguilera, Minnesota, 36; MRivera, New York, 35; JMontgomery, Kansas City, 33. Football College poll AP Top 25 The Top Twenty Five teams In The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in paientheses. records through Sept. 12, total points based on 25 points tor a first place vote through one point lor a 25th place vote and ranking in pievious poll: Record PH tt 1.0hio St. (57) 2-0 1,733 It 2.
Florida (9) 2-0 1.628 3 3 Nebraska (1) 3-0 1.562 4 4 UCLA (II 1-0 1.527 6 5 Kansas St (2) 2-0 1.466 5 6 Tennessee 1-0 1.353 8 7 LSU 1-0 1.348 7 BPennSt 2-0 1.283 9 9. Washington 1-0 1.157 11 10 Virginia 2-0 1.074 12 11 Florida St 1-1 987 2 12 Georgia 2-0 919 15 13 Syracuse 1-1 874 19 14. WiuoMla 771 17 15 Colorado 2-0 722 16 16 Arizona 2-0 606 21 17. TaaasAAM. 1-1 562 18 18.
Southern Cal 2-0 520 22 19 wesl Virginia 0-1 456 20 20. Carolina SI 2-0 434 21 Missouri 2-0 330 25 22 Oregon 2-0 245 24 23 Notre Dame 1-1 199 10 24 Alabama 2-0 163 25 Mississippi St 2-0 110 Others receiving votes Virginia Tech 94. Kentucky 89 Arizona St 68. Colorado St 60. Air Force 53.
Miami 51 Michigan 49. Brlgham Young 48. North Carolina 37. Boston College 25. Ulan 22.
Mane 20, Miami. Ohio 19. Georgia Tech 14, Texas 14. Auburn 13. Cent.
Florida 8. Michigan SI 8, Texas Tech 4. Purdue 3. Arkansas 2. Washington St I Soccer DP Milwaukee 1 LOB Milwaukee 5, Chicago 8.
2B Vina (35), Burnitz (27), MaGrace (36), HRodriguez (20), Trachsel (3) 3B LJohnson (4). HR-Loretta (6), Cirillo 2 (14), Burnitz (36). Hughes (9). MaGrace (16), Sosa 2 (62). Woodall.
SF Loretta. IP ER BB SO Milwaukee Woodall 21-36 6 6 1 0 Patrick 31-36 2 2 0 3 Oe los santos 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Weathers 1 0 0 0 1 1 Plunk 12-34 2 2 0 3 MMyers 0 0 0 0 1 0 AReyes L.5-1 11110 0 Chicago Trachsel 6 7 5 5 0 2 Mulholland 11-33 4 4 1 3 Karchner 0 0 0 0 1 0 FHeredla 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Wengert 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Haney 11110 1 BeckW.3-2 1 0 0 0 0 2 MMyers pitched to 1 batter in the 9th, Trachsel pitched to 1 batter in the 7th, Karchner pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. FHeredia pitched to 2 batters in the 8th. HBP by Trachsel (Burnitz). 3:52.
A 40.846 Giants 4, Rockies 3 COLORADO SAN FRAN ab bi ab ri bi DHmtncf 4010 Benardrf 3121 NPerezss 4000 Mueller 3b 3100 Bchettelf 3120 Bondsff 4113 CGdwinll 0000 JKent 20 3 000 LWIkerrf 4010 Snowlb 4000 Clmntepr 0000 Burkscf 1 3000 CastHIa 3b 30 0 1 Maynec 3010 Helton 1b 3110 Auriliass 3110 Losing 2b 4000 Jhnstnep 0000 JReedc 2112 Nenp 0000 Thmsnp 2010 Ortiz 1010 McElryp 0000 Dnstonss 1000 Totals 293 73 Totals 28 4 6 4 Colorado 000 100 2003 San Francisco 001 MM 03i 4 NPerez (19). DP Colorado 2, San Francisco 2. LOB Colorado 4, San Francisco 4. 2B Bichette (48). Benard (15), Aurilia (26).
HR JReed (9), Bonds (33). SB DHamilton (13). CS Bichette (3). Thomson (1). Thomson, Ortiz.
SF Castilla. IP ER BB SO Colorado Thomson 71-3 5 3 3 3 2 McElroyL.6-4 2-31110 0 San Francisco Ortiz 7, 6 3 3 3 6 Johnstone 1 0 0 0 0 1 I 1 0 0 0 2 2:27. A 30,278 Phillies 4, Pirates 1 PITTSBURGH PHILA ab bi ab bi Wmack2b 4000 Glnvillect 4 220 ABrwncf 3100 Rlafordss 4010 Kendall 4000 Brognalb 4010 KYnglb 3000 Rolen3b 3101 JGIIenrf 402 1 Abreurt 3112 TWardlf 4000 Sefciklf 3000 FGcia3b 3010 Andrsn 2b 3000 Nunez ss 2000 Estlella 1000 FCdvap 2000 Byrdp 2000 Laker ph 1 000 AArias ph 1000 Chrstnsp 0000 MLertrp 0000 Tabaka 0000 Totals 30131 ToUIS 284 5 3 Pittsburgh 100 000 0001 Philadelphia 100 210 001-4 E-JGufflen (10), Byrd (1), DP Pittsburgh 1 LOB Pittsburgh 5. Philadelphia 3 2B FGar-aa (11), Brogna (33) 3B Glanville (7). HR Abreu (14) SB ABrown (3), Glanville (23).
IP ER BB SO Pittsburgh FCdni 1.12-13 6 5 4 4 2 Christiansen 1 0 0 0 1 0 Tabaka 1 0 0 0 0 1 Philadelphia 7 3 1 1 3 4 Letter S.23 2 0 0 0 0 2 2:16. A 19.662 Diamondbacks 5 Reds ARIZONA CINCINNATI ab i bi ab bi AFoxrt 3120 RSndrscf 3000 TBtstass 5112 Caseylb 4010 DWhitect 3010 BLrklnss 2000 KGrciarf 1 000 DYnjK 4000 TLeetb 5010 Ptajinerf 3000 MWIms30 52 20 BBoone2b 1000 MBatista 7 3 0 0 4 1 Telford L.3-6 2-3 0 1 1 2 0 DeHart 11-31 0 0 0 0 WP Blair, JFranco. 2:40. A Dodgers 5, Padres 4 LOS ANGELS SAN DIEGO ab bi ab bi EcYng2b 5110 Gvnola 2b 4010 THbbrdcf 4110 MaSwylb 4000 Karros 1b 3110 Gwynnrf 3000 Bonilla 3b 3101 Moutonrt 1000 Shaw 0000 Cminiti ph 1000 Mndesirt 3100 VnWalH 5020 Luke It 4010 GMyrsc 5120 Cedenotl 1 000 GArlas 3b 3210 Grdzlnss 4 021 RRivracf 3011 Princec 2001 Bhrngrp 0000 Hollinspr 0000 RaMysp 0000 Weaverp 0000 QVerasph 1000 Beltre 3b 0000 Wallp 0000 IValdesp 3000 RRmrzp 0000 Penac 1 000 Sheetsss 2113 Clment 100 0 SFinleycf 1000 Totals 33 5 63 Totals 34 4 84 Los Angeles 110 002 000 1-6 San Diego 020 200 000 04 GMyers (4). DP Los Angeles 1 San Diego 2.
LOB Los Angeles 7, San Diego 7. 2B Van-der Wal (12), GArias (1 HR-Sheets (6). SB-Karros (5), Mondesi (15). CS Hollins (1). Prince, Clement.
SF Bonilla, Sheets. IP ER BB SO Los Angeles IVaWes 8 7 4 4 3 7 1 0 0 0 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 San Diego Clement 6 5 4 3 3 5 Boehringer 12-30 0 0 1 1 RaMyers 11-30 0 0 1 2 Wall L.5-4 2-3 11 1 2 0 RRamirez 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 2:59. A 37.390 59,772) Cardinals 3, Astros 2 ST. LOUIS HOUSTON ab bi ab bi DeShds2b 4121 Biggio2b 4010 JDrewrf 3100 Gterass 3 000 Crshorep 0000 OeBellrf 4110 Acvedop 0000 BgweIMb 4141 McGwrlb 2000 Aloulf 4010 FTatis 3b 2012 Hidalgo ct 3000 RLnktdcf 4000 Everett ph 1000 Gantll 4010 Asmusc 3011 Mabry3b 4010 Spiers ph 1000 Ordazss 2010 Bogar 3b 3010 Lmpkinlb 1 0 00 DCIarkph 10 00 PKelly2b 0000 Brgmnp 3000 Mrckerp 2 000 DHenryp 00 00 BJrdanrf 1000 Mrrero 210 0 Totals 31 363 Totals 34292 St. Louts 000 1 00 029-3 Houston 011 000 0OD-2 DP St.
Louis 2, Houston 1. LOB St. Louis 3. Houston 6 2B FTatis (12), Mabry (21), Biggio (48). Bagwell 2 (30).
HR DeShields (7). CS Alou (3). IP ER BB SO St. Louis Mercker W.11-11 7 8 2 2 0 5 Croushore 110 0 1 2 Acevedo S.9 1 0 0 0 0 1 -Auto Racing NASCAR schedule HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) The 1999 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule announced Thursday, with date, event and location (x-denotes non-points race); Feb, 7 x-Bud Shootout, Daytona International Speedway.
Daytona Beach, Fla. Feb, 14 Daytona 500, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, Fla. Feb. 21 GM Goodwrench Service Plus 400, North Carolina Motor Speedway, Rockingham, N.C. March 7 Las Vegas 400, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas.
March 14 Primestar 500, Atlanta Motor Speedway, Hampton, Ga. March 21 TranSouth Financial 400, Darlington Raceway, Darlington, SC. March 28 Texas 500, Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth, Texas. April 1 1 Food City 500, Bristol Motor Speedway, Bristol, Tenn. April 18 Goody's Headache Powder 500.
Martinsville Speedway. Martinsville, Va. April 25 DieHard 500, Talladega Super-speedway, Talladega, Ala. May 2 California 500, California Speedway, Fontana, Calif. May 15 Pontiac Excitement 400.
Richmond International Raceway, Richmond, Va. May 22 x-The Winston, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Concord, N.C. May 30 Coca-Cola 600, Charlotte Motor Speedway, Concord, N.C. June 6 MBNA Platinum 400, Dover Downs International Speedway, Dover, Del. June 1 3 Miller Lite 400, Michigan Speed- way, Brooklyn, Mich.
June 20 Pocono 500, Pocono International Raceway, Long Pond, Pa. June 27 Save MartKragen 300, Sears Point Raceway, Sonoma, Calif. July 3 Pepsi 400, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, Fla. July 1 1 Jiffy Lube 300, New Hampshire International Speedway, Loudon, N.H. July 25 Pennsylvania 500, Pocono International Raceway, Long Pond, Pa.
Aug. 7 Brickyard 400. Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indianapolis. Aug. 15 The Bud at the Glen, Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, N.Y.
Aug. 22 Pepsi 400, Michigan Speedway. Brooklyn, Mich. Aug. 28 Goody's Headache Powder 500, Bristol Motor Speedway, Bristol, Tenn.
Sept. 5 Mountain Dew Southern 500, Darlington Raceway. Darlington, S.C. Sept. 1 1 Exide NASCAR Select Batteries 400, Richmond International Raceway, Richmond, Va.
Sept. 1 9 New Hampshire 300, New Hampshire International Speedway, Loudon, N.H. Sept. 26 MBNA Gold 400, Dover Downs International Speedway, Dover, Del. Oct, 3 NAPA Autocare 500, Martinsville Speedway, Martinsville, Va.
Oct. 10 UAW-GM Quality 500. Charlotte Motor Speedway, Concord, N.C. Oct. 17 Winston 500, Talladega Super-speedway, Talladega, Ala.
Oct. 24 ACDelco 400, North Carolina Motor Speedway, Rockingham, N.C. Nov. 7 Dura Lube 500, Phoenix International Raceway, Phoenix. Nov.
14 Jiffy Lube Miami 400, Miami-Dade Homestead Motorsports Complex, Homestead, Fla. Nov. 21 NAPA 500, Atlanta Motor Speedway, Hampton, Ga. Truck results Memphis 200 MILLINGTON, Tenn. (AP) Results Sunday of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Memphis 200 race at Memphis Motorsports Part with starting position in parentheses, hometown, make of truck, laps completed, winner's average speed, reason out, it any, and money won: 1.
(3) Ron Hornaday, Palmdale, Chevrolet, 200, 84,204 mph, $38,625. 2. Chevrolet, 200, $20,735. 3. (10) Jimmy Hensley, Ridgeway, va Dodge, 200, $21,525.
4. (29) Joe Ruttman, Upland, Calif Ford, 200, $16,550. 5. (9) Rick Crawford, Mobile, Ford, 200, $14,250. 6.
(11) Ron Barfield, Florence, Chevrolet, 200, $9,000. 7. (20) Mike Wallace. St. Louis.
Chevrolet. 200, $8,900. 8. (6) Terry Cook, Sandusky, Ohio, Chevrolet, 200, $8,800. 9.
(15) Jack Sprague, Spring Lake, Mich Chevrolet, 200, $9,475. 10. (17) Wayne Anderson. Wildwood, Ford, 200, $9,475 11. (31) Lonnie Rush, Pickerington, Ohio, Chevrolet, 200, $7500, 12.
(5) Butch Miller. Coopersville, Mich Dodge. 200, $8,275. 13. (18) Randy Tolsma, Meridian, Idaho, Chevrolet, 200, $8,225 14.
(23) Boris Said, Carlsbad, Ford, 200. $7,175 15. (19) Kevin Harvick, Bakersfield, Chevrolet, 200, $8,575. 16. (16) Stacy Compton, Hurt, Ford.
200. $8,075. 17. (4) Tony Roper, Fair Grove. Ford, 199.
$7,975, 18. (14) B.A. Wilson, Bonham. Texas. Ford, 199, $6,875, 19.
(12) Johnny Chapman, Stony Point. N.C, Ford, 198, $6,850. 20. (26) Lance Norick, Oklahoma City, Dodge. 198, $7,050.
21 25) Tammy Jo Kirk, Dalton, Ga Ford. 198, $6,800, 22. (1 Greg Bitlle, Vancouver, Ford. 198, $10,975, 23. (2) Mike Bliss.
Milwaukie. Ford, 1, $8,750, 24. (22) David Starr. Arlington. Texas Chevrolet, 169, $6,725.
25. (21) Tony Raines, Laporle, Ford, 168, accident, $7,700 26. (28) Sammy Potashnlck, Sikeston, Mo Chevrolet. 157, $6,675. 27.
(13) Randy MacDonald, Canada, Dodge. 152, engine, $6,650. 28. (32) Bryan Refiner. Wisconsin Rapids, wis Ford.
182, angina, $7,825. 29. (35) Stan Boyd. Holly, Chevrolet, 142. ignition, $6,600 30.
(24) Rick Carelll. Denver, Chevrolet, 126, $7,575. 31. (33) Danny Bagwell. Cordova.
Ford. 91. transmission. $6,550. 12.
(8) Kevin Cywlnskl, Motlnee, Ford. 88. engine, $6,560. 33. (34) Tim Ice, Seville, Ohio, Dodge, 63, rear end, $6,550.
34 (27) Andy Houston, Hickory, N.C, Chevrolet, 53, accident, $7,550 35 (36) Dave Mader, Maylene, Ala Ford. 48. transmission, $6,550. 36. (30) Scot Walters.
Louisville. Ky. Chevrolet, 3. engine. $6550 with a no-hit bid on July 4, 1994, while with San Diego, he held the New York Mets hitless until Rico Brogna doubled leading off the eighth.
Dodgers 5, Padres 4 (10) Bobby Bonilla hit a sacrifice fly in the 10th inning as visiting Los Ange IM Fa Clean-Up Recycle Fall Leaves With Ease. LPGA Safeco Classic KENT, Wash. (AP) Final scores and money Sunday of the $600,000 Saleco Classic, played on the par-72 Meridian Valley Country Club course: A Sorenstam. $90.000 68-70-67-68273 Laura Davies. $48,307 69-71-70-68-278 Patty Sheenan.
$48,307 71-66-67-74278 Da 70-75-70-64-279 Deb Richard. $23.398 71 -69-72-68-280 Brandie Burton. $23,398 72-67-72-69-280 Jan Stephenson. $15.096 70-70-74-67281 Dale Eggelmg. $15.096 73-69-71-68-281 Michelle McGann.
$15.096 69-71-73-68-281 Juli Inkster. $15,096 73-69-67-72281 Hetherington, $10,340 72-74-70-66-282 Wendy Doolan. $10,340 69-74 70-69 282 Stelnhauer. $10,340 65-71-78-71-282 Rosie Jones, $10,340 70-69-71-72-282 Helen Oobson. $7,749 72-72-72-67-283 Lisa Kiggens.
$7,749 74-69-73-67283 Catriona Matlhew. $7,749 71 -75-69-68283 Pat Hurst. $7,749 68-73-72-70283 Sorenstam, $7,749 283 Karrie Webb. $7.749 71-70-69-73283 Dawn Coe-Jones. $5,624 70-78-73-63284 Maria Horth.
$5,624 75-72-71 -66284 Tina Barrett. $5,624 74-71-70-69284 Joan Pncock. $5.624 73-71-70-70284 Meg Mallon $5,624 74-69-71-70284 Donna Andrews. $5,624 72-70-72-70284 Cindy Flom. $5,624 70-72-72-70284 Robin Walton.
$5,624 71 -72-69-72284 Belh Daniel. $5,624 72-66-74-72284 Se Ri Pak. $5,624 67-68-74-75284 Barb Mucha. $4.513 70-68-73-74265 Penny Hammel, $4,513 66-71-74-74285 Jane Cratter, $3,758 69-73-76-68286 Kris Tschetter. $3,758 70-75-72-69286 Lisa Hackney.
$3,758 77-69-70-70286 Vickie Odegard. $3,758 74-69-73-70286 Cindy McCurdy. $3.758 73-72-70-71286 Flgueras-Dottl. $3,758 73-72-70-71-266 Mardl Lunn. $3,758 72-70-71-73286 Lorie Kane.
$3,758 71-71 -69-75286 Chris Johnson. $3,018 69-74-76-68287 Connne Dibnah. $3.018 73-73-70-71287 Dana Dormann. $2.777 69-73-76-70 288 Calnn Nilsmark. $2.777 73-68-75-72288 Alison Nicholas.
$2.415 75-73-71-70289 L. Bemvenuti. $2.41 5 72-75-70-72289 Di. 73-70-72-74289 Tracy Hanson, $2.415 70-69-73-77-289 Leslie Spalding, $1,769 73-73-73-71-290 Moira Dunn. $1,769 74-72-72-72-290 Pearl Sinn.
$1,769 69-74-75-72290 Nincy Scranton. $1,769 76-71-70-73290 Cnslie Kerr, $1 ,769 70-75-72-73-290 Jenny Lidback. $1 .769 74-70-73-73-290 Jennfler Feldott. $1.769 71-73-71-75290 Mayuml Hlrase. $1 .769 72-70-73-75290 Susan Olnter, $1 ,267 77-71-73-70291 Natascha Fink.
$1 .267 72-73-75-71-291 Keili Kuenne. $1 .267 74-73-72-72-291 Kelly Robbins. $961 76-72-74-70292 Jenny Lee. $961 76-72-73-71292 Maiianne Morris. $961 73-73-74-72292 Goetze-Ackerman.
$961 75-73-69-75292 Vicki Feroon. $961 70-72-75-75-292 Suzanne Strudwtck. $961 76-71-69-76292 Sally Little. $961 75-71-69-77-292 Kim Salkl. $784 75-73-72-73-293 Nanci Bowen.
$784 75-72-71-75293 Allison Finney. $784 71-75-71-76293 Smrlti Mehra. $694 74-74-73-73 294 A Acker-Macosko. $694 74-73-74-73-294 Amy Benz. $694 74-74-71-75-294 Johnston-Forbes.
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"When it happened to Mark in St. Louis, I thought I want it to happen to me in Chicago," Sosa said. "I didn't want to lose that moment to all the people in Chica-go." Then Sosa had a message for McGwire: "Mark, you know I love you. It's been unbelievable. I wish you could be here with me today.
I know you are watching me and I know you have the same feeling for me as I have for you in my heart," he said. Sosa thumped on his heart. "That's for you, Mark," he added. Both of Sosa's homers cleared the back fence at Wrigley Field, sending fans scrambling for balls worth tens of thousands of dollars to memorabilia collectors. Sosa has 10 homers this year off Milwaukee, his most against any team.
"I'm not much of a sports fan," Plunk said. "That's cool that Maris' record was broken, but it's just one more than 61. That's all." After the first homer, a parade of fans raced after the ball as it went down the street. Sosa, meanwhile, SAVE $100! Low price. High Expectations.
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When he hit in the ninth with the Cubs trailing 10-8, they were chanting "62! 62!" and Sosa didn't disappoint them. Home run ball No. 62 was caught by a man whose identity was not immediately known. Police officers surrounded him and took him to the closest station for his own protection. "We got him out of there because we thought he was going to get his behind kicked," Sgt.
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The ball Sosa hit for No. 61 was retrieved by John Witt of Dixon, 111. who stuffed it in his pocket and promised to negotiate with him. Witt was sitting in a van off Ken-more Avenue outside the stadium, watching the game on a small TV when he saw Sosa swing. He got out of his van and the ball bounced a couple of times and landed at his feet.
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