Show V 1 Standard-Examine- r 16A Saturday May 4 1996 Baseball Kingdome gets Santiago slams Maddux Braves Greg Maddux was looking to escape a jam just like he’d done plenty of times in the past Instead he gave up the first grand slam of his career innings connecting in the ninth for his second home run of the game off the Atlanta ace and leading the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3 win Friday night in Atlanta “You’ve got to give him credit He was aggressive up there” said Maddux a four-tim- e Cy Young winner Santiago’s homer with one out broke a 2 tie The Phillies scored five times in the ninth off Maddux (4-and won for the eighth time in nine games and a 1 Maddux took a three-hittlead into the ninth as he tried to preserve Atlanta’s 16--0 mark when leading after eight innings $ It t's t't - I’- f' Vi Texas (Pavlik 11:1$ am Milwaukee (Sparks timore (Mussina 11:3$ 6:05 Minnesota (Rodriguez California (Grimsley 6:05 pm at at Seattle Cleveland (Looez pm SUNDAY’S GAMES (Menhart Milwaukee at Baltimore 11:35 am Chicago at New York 11:35 am Oakland at Kansas City 12:35 pm Minnesota at California pm Cleveland at Seattle Bal- am 2:05 pm 2:3$ vs ? i : All-Sta- Philadelphia (Mimbs lanta (Glavine 7:)0 Montreal (Rueter Cincinnati Los Angeles I Philadelphia at Atlanta 3:05 J ' at 10:OS 11:10 New York at Chicago 12:20 pm Montreal at Houston 12:35 Pm Florida at Colorado 1:05 pm St Louis at San Diego 205 pm Cincinnati at San Francisco 6:0S at Colo pm at San pm 4:05 (Candiotti At- Hous- Los Angeles at Pittsburgh 11:3S at Chica- - (Salkeid Francisco (Leiter al pm SUNDAY’S GAMES am rado (Freeman pm at pm pm Louis (Stottlemyre San Diego (Bergman am pm 8:05 SI SATURDAY’S GAMES New York (Jones 2:20 go (CastlHo Florida (Hammond ' 70S Pittsburgh (Wagner (Times MOT) pm al imi'inmiii I' I Buzz get sloppy f lose 7-- 4 By" TONY REYNA to Dukes !— against the Albuquerque Dukes The Buzz committed four errors and gave up JnSr four unearned runs in dropping the series finale to the Dukes 4 at Franklin Quest Field Defense continues to be a concern for the Buzz who have committed 27 errors so far this year - an average of one a game tK “Yes I’m concerned about our defense right now” said Salt Lake manager Phil Roof “We’re just making too many errors Good defense last 1 22 year saved us a lot of games but that’s not happen-in- g 7-- right now” Perhaps the biggest error of the night came in g ‘j the seventh inning when a potential C double play was mishandled by Salt Lake shortstop Tom Quinlan with the bases loaded allowing Brad Dandridge and Reggie Williams to score To make matters worse Quinlan chased the ball down in short left field and threw the ball away in an attempt to catch Karim Garcia going to the third allowing Garcia to score The Buzz were leading 2 at the time “We just had a bad seventh inning The ball took a funny hop but he (Quinlan) still should have had j’V it That’s part of the game” said Roof " The Dukes drew first blood in the top of the first on a Brian Richardson blast to center and added another run in the fourth before the Buzz tied the V contest in their share of the fourth Albuquerque played its own version of ugly IS baseball with two out in the fourth when Eddie 2 os mishandled a Damian Miller grounder Kevin n shot Reimer made the Dukes pay with a over the rightfield wall Reimer’s homer was his inning-endin- £ v 3-- Ri-2- two-ru- seventh Salt Lake went on to take the lead in the fifth on yet another unearned run before the seventh-innin- g fiasco put the game away for the Dukes Steve Hazlett added the last run of the night for the Buzz with a ninth-innin- g lead ofT home run to left g Around the horn - itI w Ij V P homer and later scored the game the Dave Niehaus Mariners’ broadcaster tie- since the club’s first season in 1977 was back in breaking run on Hal Morris’ single the booth he had fled right-hand- rs has been overpowering er Knoblauch Hocking rf Molitof dh Cordova If DHollins 3b R Kelly Becker pb Coomer 1b 3 4 4 4 3 d 0 0 0 0 0 Edmonds 10 3 0 2 3 0 10 I 4 I 31 M 1 000—2 20x- -l - - - t 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 Salmon rf 3 CDavis dh 4 Snow lb 4 GAndersn 0 4 Arias 3b 4 3 Siaughl c DiSarcina ss 3 111 Meares ss Durant c d 31 OH) 021 0 41 037 (48262) Gant Fossas o Eckerslev 0 Extra effort: The Buzz extended their record in extra victory over inning games to a perfect 4-- 0 with their 1 the Dukes Thursday night In extra inning affairs Salt Lake is batting a blistering 500 9 Streaks: Damian Miller extended his team-leadin- g hitting streak to 1 5 games with an infield hit off the glove of Albuquerque third baseman Bnan Richardson in the eighth inning 9 Who’s hoc Todd Walker's batting average has gone up 43 points to 342 over the past three games During that streak 8 with seven RBIs Walker has gone Who’s not: Mitch Simons and Tom Quinlan each have just two hits in their last It) at bats Simons’ average has dipped to 233 while Quinlan saw his drop to 213 series against 9 Tonight’s game: The Buzz begin a four-gam- e the Colorado Springs Sky Sox tonight at 7 pm at Franklin (2-1- ) mound for the the will to Serafim Dan Field go Quest is scheduled for the Sky Sox Buzz while Roger Bailey (0-- 5 PercivalSlll WP — Finley T — 2:24 A -2- I 0 4 4 2 4 0 ) 4 0 1 1 7 0 0 2 0 4505 00 2 TGoodwin 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 4010 Berroa rf Plantier If 3 0 0 0 Steinbach c 4 0 10 Brosius 3b 3 10 0 GWiamsdh4 0 1 0 Bor dick ss 2 0 0 0 McGwire Dh t 0 I 0 LovuHo or 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 I 4 I Oakland Kansas City 3 0 3 I Paquette 3b 1 0 Hametin dh 2 0 Vitieho oh 0 0 Norman dh 0 0 Damon cl 4 0 Tucker rf 3 0 Offerman 1b 1 1 DHowrd ss 3 0 Fasano c 3 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 TaMs 7 2 If I 27 in m 2B - 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CaMomia Finley W4-- 2 y 0 Lews abrkbi 33 4 1 4 000 000 010 — 1 CaMomia Oil 100 IOx- -4 E Meares (5) Durant (3) DP California 2 LOB — Minnesota 5 California 7 2B — G Anderson (4) Siaughl (3) HR -- Meares (4) Edmonds (10) SB -- Knoblauch (5) Hocking (1) Hudler (3) R H RER BB SO Memesota Robertson LJI-- 2 T Davis I 1 B Wells T Davis pitched to 1 bailer T — 2:41 A — 21711 (59166) St Totals - S Hurtado Clayton ss Alicea 2b 1 probably would have stayed” Niehaus said Friday night “The thing I Houston 4 WOICOItL-- CARDINALS 3 PADRES 10 “If this would have been an outdoor park like Candlestick in 1989 I 2) 110 12 1 0 10 0 11 station Chuck Finley pitched eight strong innings and Jim Edmonds hit his 10th homer for the Angels Finley (4-gave up six hits struck out seven and walked two as the Angels won their fourth straight Pat Meares led off the eighth with his fourth homer for the Twins FRIDAY’S NATIONAL LEAGUE BOX SCORES I I Niehaus said he got as far as the Kingdome parking lot qnd then found a TV truck with a He called telephone KIRO Radio his flagship 5-- 3) (3) DP -- Milwaukee 2 2 Baltimore 4 2B By Anderson Tarasco (1) HR By Anderson 2 (14) Surhott 2 (8) (I) SF Matheny abrhbi 4 10 0 Hudler 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Angels 4 Twins 012 speakers 6-- 1 Kingdome and swaying its giant of entering the Kingdome a day after an earthquake saw the Indians win the Royals 3 Athletics Totals IN the Indians 6 Mariners 4 Indians 5 Mariners 2 A crowd of 38086 showing no fear Brady Anderson hit a pair of two-ru- n homers and BJ Surhoff also homered twice against his former team powering the Orioles 29 2 4 2 the quake began rocking 6-- suspended game 4 before taking the nightcap 2 Tony Pena and Julio Franco hit homers in the second game for the Indians who won their fifth straight (8) Cahfomia 1 The Boston Red Sox led the Toronto Blue Jays 1 in a game suspended after six innings following two rain delays totaling 3 hours 43 minutes Friday night go-ahe- Toms Mdwaukec Baltimore FRIDAY’S AMERICAN LEAGUE BOX SCORES ANGELS 4 TWINS 1 Thursday night “Ladies and gentlemen we’re having an earthquake and I’m out of here” Niehaus said when (suspended) Kevin Appier pitched seven strong innings and Kansas City scored the run on an Oakland error Apgave up three hits in seven inpier (3-nings to win for the sixth time in his last eight decisions against the A’s and has not given up a hit in 1 3 consecutive innings Bemie Williams and Joe Girardi hit RBI singles in the eighth inning as the Yankees won their fifth straight Gooden impressive in his last start Minmsota Red Sox 6 Blue Jays Orioles 8 Brewers 2 most consistent pitcher this season The Totals ! team-leadin- but officials expected 30000 for the second The Cincinnati Reds ended a nine-galosing streak defeating San' Francisco when Willie Greene hit a three-ru- n er Minnesota SALT LAKE CITY - The Salt Lake Buzz played the proverbial ugly game Friday night £ Reds 5 Giants 3 allowKen Hill pitched a one-hitting only an infield single in the first inning and Juan Gonzalez homered and drove in four runs Rivera has been the Yankees abrhN 2b 4 0 10 tfl correspondent Standard-Examin- kj iv owned facility Three fans showed up for the resumption of play Friday night wearing yellow hard hats About 15000 were in the park Stadium beating the San Diego Padres behind Donovan Osborne’s seven strong innings Tigers 0 11 Rangers 2-- ton (Kile 1 The St Louis Cardinals stopped a losing streak at Jack Murphy full-cou- nt kees beat the Chicago White Sox 0 at Yankee Stadium On a pitching staff which includes five former Los Angeies 10 Pittsburgh I Philadelphia 6 Atlanta 3 Houston 4 Montreal I Colorado 9 Florida 5 ' St Louis 3 San Diego t Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 3 Cardinals 3 Padres against Minnesota again failed to get his first AL win He struggled with his control in his fifth start going to a on seven of the 25 hitters he faced and having 10 three-ba- ll counts The Associated Press scoreless streak to 16 innings Friday night as the Yan- FRIDAY’S RESULTS Chicago 4 Nw York 2 Kingdome staff architect Dick Gemperle said after a engineering team inspected the King County- - go-ahe- er 0) '7' John Vander Wal the major league record holder for pinch hits in a season runs with a drove in the pinch-doubl- e as the Colorado Rockies rallied past Florida 1 2) While Dwight Gooden waits for his first American League win New York opponents are waiting to get a hit off Mariano Rivera relieved Gooden in the Rivera (3-seventh inning and picked up the win while extending his first game was a win “The Kingdome is the safest place to be in Seattle in an earthquake” New Yankee star: Rivera not Gooden national League ji Rockies 9 Martins 5 was Mets rookie Paul Wilson (1-one out from his first complete game when Sammy Sosa ended an homer with slump by hitting a three-ru- n two outs in the ninth inning With pinch-hittScott Bullett on after a bunt single and a stolen base Wilson intentionally walked Mark Grace then Sosa drove Wilson’s first pitch into the left 2-- er Montreal Cubs 4 Mets 2 2) 1 two-ru- Mike Piazza homered and pitcher Chan Ho Park had an RBI single for his first major league hit and the Los Angeles Dodgers broke open a close ninth inning to game with an eight-ru- n beat Pittsburgh 2-- Toronto at Boston 11:05 am Texas at Detroit 11:15 am at Detroit at at Kansas City (Gubicza pm SATURDAY’S GAMES (Times MOT) Toronto at Boston comp of SUSP game 1005 am at Boston Toronto (Viola (Gone 7 11:35 am York (Key Oakland (Wotciechowski Cleveland 6 Seattle 4 (completion of suspended game) Texas 11 Detroit 0 Baltimore 8 Milwaukee 2 New York 2 Chicago 0 Kansas City 3 Oakland 1 California 4 Minnesota 1 Cleveland 5 Seattle 2 Boston 6 Toronto 1 (suspended 4 innings curfew) (Gordon at New Chicago (Alvarez FRIDAY'S RESULTS i SEATTLE - The earthquake that stopped the Cleveland-Seattl- e game in the seventh inning shook up players and more than 21000 fans but the Kingdome came through just fine Shane Reynolds won his fifth straight at-ba- ts Dodgers 10 Pirates The Associated Press hon start and Derek Bell hit a mer leading the Houston Astros over Santiago then hit the first pitch over wall for his eighth home the center-fiel- d run It was his fifth homer in 52 career against Maddux 6-- first game was a win Astros 4 Expos After Whiten stole second and Todd Zeile fouled out Jim Eisenreich was walked intentionally to load the bases Benito Santiago became the first player to hit a slam off Maddux in 2174 c field stands for his seventh home run of the year Lenny Dykstra Mickey Morandini and Mark Whiten hit consecutive singles to open the ninth tying the score The Associated Press OK for baseball cisco 23 RBI — Bonds San Francisco 34 Rodriguei Montreal 30 McGriff H At- lanta 20 D Bed Houston 27 Bagwell Houston 25 Piatta Los Angeles 24 Gilfcey New York 24 King Pittsburgh 24 Santiago Philadelphia 24 Hits -- Grudtielanek Montreal 48 Grace Chicago 44 Lansing Montreal 43 Piatta Los Angeles 43 BLHunter Houston 41 O Bell Houston 40 Camimli San Dwgo 39 Doubles - Lansing Montreal 13 Grace Chicago 10 Camimli San Diego 13 Berry Houston 12 Joyner San Diego 12 D Bell Houston II McGriff A llama 9 Triples -- L Johnson New York 7 De Shields Los Angeies 4 R While Montreal 3 Dykstra Philadelphia 3 1) are lied with 2 Home runs Sheffield Florida 12 Bonds San Francisco 17 klesko Atlanta II H Rodriguei Montreal 10 Bagwe Houston 9 King Pittsburgh 9 Lankford SI Louis 0 Hundley New York 0 Santiago Philadelphia I - |