| Show “ r" (i'iWfTV Standard-Examine- r Wednesday May 5 American League cobar Ananeim I Oakland 13 Toronto 4 Kansas City 5 Tampa Bay 3 Baltimore 9 Chicago 5 10 innings Minnesota 8 New York 5 Onty games scheduled Sea‘Ue (Burba Anaheim Today's 9ame$ (Times MDT) at Boston (Rapp Tevas (Helling 505 pm pm (Soarks at Detroit at Minnesota Thursday's games Kansas City at Tampa Bay 1035 am New York at Minnesota 11 15 a m Chicago at Baltimore 105 pm Texas at Boston 505 pm Oakland at Toronto 505 pm Seattle at Cleveland 505 pm Anaheim at Detroit 505 pm pm Oakland (Rogers at Cleveland 505 pm (Weaver New York (Pettitte 605 pm (Hawkins Chicago (Navarro T2) at Baltimore pm (Guzman at Tampa Kansas City (Witasick BavtRuPe0-0- i pm (Fassero at Toronto (Es National League 5-- McGwire’s BAINES: His 10th inning grand slam lifts Orioles past White Sox three unearned runs Twins 8 Yankees 5 win Bobby Higginson opened the inning with a single off Mike Holtz who had taken over for Angels starter Ken Hill Mark Petkov-se- k At Minneapolis Mike Lincoln got ais first major league victory -retiring 14 straight Yankees at one point - as the Minnesota Twins defeated New York Lincoln who entered the game with a 481 ERA in four career starts and one relief appearance allowed two runs and four hits in innings Bemie Williams homered from both sides of the plate for the fifth time in his career (1-- relieved and Palmer greeted him with his fourth homer into the second deck in right (1-- Royals 5 Devil Rays 3 At St Petersburg Fla Carlos d Beltran tripled with the ninth inning to lead a five-ru- n rally that gave Kansas City the win The Royals frustrated for seven six-pl- bases-load-e- ’Chicago 13 Colorado 12 Philadelphia 3 San Diego 0 Montreal 2 Los Angeles 1 Cincinnati 6 Arizona 4 Milwaukee 8 Florida 1 Houston 6 New York 1 San Francisco 7 Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 9 Atlanta 1 11)0 am Colorado (Astacio T3) at Chicago 12 20 pm (Muiholland Los Angeles tPerez at Montreal lj 505 pm (Vazquez San Francisco (Estes at Pitts505 pm burgh (Schourek Arizona (R Johnson at Cincinnati Today's games (Times MDT) San Diego (Soencer at Philadel1105 am phia (Bvrd at Florida Milwaukee (Karl 05 a m (Meadows buries Braves Phillies 3 Cubs 13 Rockies 12 Cuban coach skips flight seeks asylum Press The Associated BALTIMORE - A Cuban baseball coach skipped the flight home Tuesday after the game against the Baltimore Orioles and asked for asylum in the United Slates Federal authorities were trying to determine whether six others who missed the plane wanted to stay in the United States too Rigoberto Herrera a pitching coach walked into the downtown police headquarters about 10 am Tuesday a police spokesman said The lieutenant on duty “through an interpreter understood he was requesting asylum and immediately notified INS officials " spokesman Robert Weinhold said The Immigration and Naturalization Service took custody of Herrera he said Rep Bob Menendez D-J a foe of Fidel Castro’s regime said the man’s full name is Rigoberto Herrera Betancourt Menendez said two others may also have asked for asjlum That could not be immediately confirmed uban officials denied that any members of the delegation had defected but said six Cubans had over-slrand missed the plane N pt ESPN sues baseball In contract conflict of jSPN’s 10th season last bebaseball could be its cause of a conflict with NFL games LSPN sued major league baseball in federal court Tuesday to try to prevent termination of the netcon- work’s regular-seaso- n tract which has three years to run For the second straight season baseball is refusing to allow the network to switch three September Sunday night games to LSPN2 and run NFL games on the tiggcr-audi- - ence ESPN “Baseball has attempted to extort hundreds of million of dollars of economic concessions as the ‘price’ for its consent” ESPN said in a complaint Paul Beeston the chief aide to commissioner Bud Selig sent ESPN a letter April 21 saying the sport was terminating its $40 deal with the network after this season 12-1- (2-- ts scores AL box TIGERS 3 ANGELS Mickey six-ru- 6-- BASEBALL NOTES Chicago game-winnin- -0 SOS Brewers 8 Marlins Expos 2 Dodgers 1 At Montreal Carl Pavano allowed four hits in 7 13 innings and Vladimir Guerrero hit his fifth homer as the Montreal Expos won for only the second time in 12 Reds 6 Diamondbacks 4 Astros 6 Mets At Cincinnati Barry Larkin scored three times and hit a tiehomer for Cinbreaking two-ru- n cinnati Larkin's homer off Omar Daal (2-broke a 4 tie in the sixth inning and sent the Diamondbacks to their third straight loss At New York Mike Hampton stopped the New York Mets’ winning streak with his arm and his bat Hampton allowed just two hits in seven innings and sparked a three-run rally in the seventh with a two-otriple as Houston beat New York 72-- T- -3 08 A -- 15470 the m 9th 183 " run-scori- run-scori- 1 ' six-ga- ' ut 4 3 2 0 0 0 0 ) 5 0 0 3 6 San Francisco Pittsburgh 6 TOO 300 200 0)0 012—7 001—4 i Au'ka '8 csco 9 15 Pitched to batter Mecir 'Benram Giants 7 Pirates 4 4-- 3) 1 bv Jeff Cirillo went with a double and tw'o walks and Jeromy home Burmtz added a three-ru- n run At Pittsburgh Rich Aurilia had three hits and two RBls and win- ning pitcher Russ Ortiz helped himself with a single Aurilia had a pair of doubles and Ellis Burks also drove in two runs for the Giants San Diego W Art'iamsL Mtcek Philadelphia Loewer A HBP-- 30 Padres 0 At Philadelphia Carlton Loevver for his first capitched a reer shutout and Marlon Anderson drove in two runs as Philadelphia blanked San Diego Loevver (2-needed 129 pitchers to throw his second complete game of the season and third of his career Tony Gwynn had two of the five hits giving him 2968 for his career Tampa Say AxKed 1 At Miami Cal Lldred allowed one unearned run in eight innings to win for the first time since June five-hitt- er Morandini’s shallow ninth-innin- g g single fly fell in for a n as the Chicago Cubs blew a lead and then rallied twice to beat the Colorado Rockies The Cubs hit five homers but 1 trailed entering the bottom of the ninth after Colorado’s Darryl Hamilton hit an RBI single in the top of the inning off Rod Beck 1) pm Houston 'Bergman at New York 535 om (Jones Thursday's game Pittsburgh at St Louis 6 10 p m Only game scheduled (Avery 2) (1-- At 1 1 games Todd Hundley homered off Pawith two outs in the sevvano enth for the Dodgers only run ATLANTA - Mark McGwire hit his first homer since April 8 -a second-innin- g grand slam against four-tim- e Cy Young winner Greg Maddux - and the St Louis Cardinals w'ent on to rout Atlanta 1 Tuesday night ending the Braves’ e winning streak After blooping a double to left McGwire came in his first up in the second with two outs and the bases loaded The Cardinals already had scored two runs against Maddux (4-but Big Mac put the game out of reach He lined a pitch into Atlanta’s right-fiel- d bullpen for his sixth homer of the season giving the Cardinals a 0 lead and breaking a without a hostreak of 41 mer It was the 1 2th grand slam of McGwire’s career Maddux gave up 12 hits and eight runs in 4 13 innings The runs matched the most Maddux has ever given up in a game for his career at Atlanta At Toronto Olmedo Saenz drove in four runs and Ben Griev Jason Giambi and Miguel Tejada homered to lead Oakland Saenz who signed with Oakland as a minor league free agent after spending eight seasons in the mi- nors with the Chicago White Sox went who Rookie Roy Halladay (2-earned runs in just 2 gave up 13 innings against Anaheim on Thursday allowed five earned runs on seven hits and five walks in six innings against Oakland Mike Oquist (3-got the win despite giving up four earned runs and nine hits in 5 13 innings He struck out seven and walked two Dean Palmer hit a homer in the tiebreaking eighth inning to give Detroit the slump-break- er at-b- at Louis (Bottenfieid Athletics 13 Blue Jays 4 two-ru- n 9-- St (Smoltz Tigers 3 Angels At Detroit mined three errors and allowed 1 Tuesday's results Rick Aguilera pitched a perfect ninth for his fifth save in sae opHernandez portunities before Tuesday night allowed five runs three hits and walked three in one inning 1 ' sae 10th AL-leadi- Press The Associated ' er BALTIMORE - The Baltimore Orioles finally have a winning streak after pulling off a rousing improbable comeback against the bungling Chicago White Sox Harold Baines hit a grand slam in the bottom of the 10th inning as the Orioles rallied from a four-ru- n deficit to notch a 5 victory Tuesday night Baines hit a tainted RBI triple and scored the tying run in the bottom of the ninth to help the Orioles win a second straight game for the first time this season Baltimore was 6 when trailing after eight innings “It’s a very upbeat win to come from behind like that” Orioles manager Ray Miller said “That’s what we needed There’s a lot of emotion out there (in the clubhouse) right now” Jeff Conine hit two solo homers and drove in three runs for Baltimore which trailed 1 in the fifth before coming back - thanks in part to a Chicago defense that com- - game was a win Tuesday's results 3B Wilson Al- innings by varez did all of their damage against righty Roberto Hernandez (0-who was trying to earn his Press 9-- 2 999 Baines Orioles bounce bungling Sox The Associated Detroit 1 62 363) REDS 6 DIAMONDBACKS 4 3 l Piiisourgn PiHSDurgh M J) Ones Young tJ) 2i 5) LOB -- San Srtw 6) Kenoat lit 10 Snow i3‘ IP 42531) Francisco 8 (61 Aurilia 2 RER H K Sprague ' SO BB San Francisco ORIOLES 9 WHITE SOX 5 30-pa- Devil Rays 3)0 0)0 000 0--5 000 W HB -9 run scored (It Norton 8) Konerko '21 Baltimore Rebomet 1) JohnChicago 8 Baftmore K) 28-- M Surnoh t8l 'It HR urham Barnes 15) Cowe 2 (2) S8-- M Ooo Chicago Baltimore One out when Saunders to minors no-hitt- er A Bee'2) ) LO0- - 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