Show - ' - telv'- - - ----- 9r 1fOli t lk ' ‘ 1 1 I Clemens Makes ‘ - 1 ' ' - Triumphant Oakland Return ' "' ' 4 i 4i t--s ' 144 Roger Clemens had no trouble with pitching again in the Oakland Coliseum The same could not be said for the Coliseum's mound Making his first start in Oakland since being ejected by umpire Terry Cooney in Game 4 of the American League playoffs last October Clemens gave up one run and two hits in eight innings as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Oakland Athletics 1 i t 7 - '41 I 1 - ' 'z tA ''47 - ---0 P '' C - f --- - ''''' - ' ' '1 ' 771: '' J1 'Fd 1:'" k --- i '' ' 0 1 '': ''''4- - - ' ' - - - c : Al 4 8-- Saturday "You have to get to a point where you're comfortable out there on the ' ''' t:-i-- 4 mound" Clemens said "The mound here doesn't seem as high as it used to be my legs are real fresh and you can't use your legs 7'his is a than Dave Henderson's major - co - - - t league-leadin- g Yankees 10 five-ru- n e Blue Jays 8 Orioles 4: At Baltimore Toronto broke a tie with six runs in the eighth inning and Jimmy Key won his fifth straight decision Joe Carter had three RBIs and Roberto four Alomar stole a career-higbases for Toronto scoring position "It's been work out there the last two or three times out" Clemens said "When I say I've been struggling I'm not talking about statistics I'm talking about my mechanics my release point I think I started to pick up some velocity in the middle part of the game" h Twins 2 Indians 1: At Minneapolis Scott Erickson won his ninth straight decision as Minnesota beat Jerome Holtzman nate three players to staff the two new National League teams "I cannot tell you the potential repercussions" said Minnesota owner Carl Pohlad who refused to elaborate But when he says "repercussions" there is little doubt what he means: The American League owners are after Vincent's scalp But it's not merely one league against the other Some National League owners possibly a majority are also displeased with Vincent's decision Said a National League owner who asked for anonymity: "I don't see why they the American League should get any of the money Of course we're not happy" Whatever Andy MacPhail the Twins' general manager has fired the first shot Said MacPhail: "We may be better off if we don't take the $3 million" According to MacPhail the Twins will lose $6 million in the exchange He bases this view on the Twins' annual player development CHICAGO TRIBUNE CHICAGO — The 26 major league baseball owners andor their representatives meet in Los Angeles on Wednesday and Thursday and it wouldn't surprise me if some of the moguls bring boxing gloves I don't know if punches will be thrown but this much is apparent: War has been declared between the American and National leagues possibly the biggest split since 1904 when the National League winner refused to meet the American League champ in the World Series If not all then certainly most of the owners are angry — not only with one another but also with Commissioner Fay Vincent nuts-da- y in a courageous but politically dangerous move Vincent ruled that the American League will be given $42 million of the National Leagrue's $190 million expansion booty Each of the American ' would be lost is $9 million and receive a 38" professional An extra $10900 value Drill I VSR 2664K 12000 opm — '39" r4faLtAzz I) - "7 fir -- Reg $18816 Sale --51117 otrd704 Li ItIntpm 1 u"1""Y11" t i È i ' i I — - 'LOCATIONS- F o A ci-'-1' - c 949" ' 44 FREE the ere For Every 3000 Mese ' if 14: -- - tY5)----'' 4 " ' root 90 the Ore 01 c i 41 mor t ' 155113 mil 165113 1131 17513 VA VA I65I15 'it" 2411 AA VA AA de‘1 c:' sEEL °VtItielPi j11 35 ' 6 ill i MUMMIS NA mnimu 2140 P235175119 si6l aa a ixt t01- - ' Ilat" ' 11$77113 t ':re 11N "- ' AM ' - Itii 2 Mill 1 661 :4-- 4 t-- 4 '71 - r 01 I or ' A 110 ''''' 4 ''' A trAutTA c: f' ' pris75415 NA P235151115 WM 11143' 07 0tote' - flU 3112301-15- ICU 5281 SLU 3 --- - ' flP 04 ''' - nti 9 '' W4 - "ii ' 4 -- i 4: ' - 9 11 Z Dowd algid''' 4- Our pros will change your oil with up to !5 quarts of quality Pennzoil nstoll new premium Pennzoil oil file and lube chassis 1119179144 NU 20575149 SUS 11SOSCIS SLR 23S1751115 ein 26iOSO-1- 92111 Iroomkossti2c09r5 Most Expes betwe poweerle tof no bee Wooden o4 Expo " " 'llititit ''' - ' ''''' 4 ttl:0 - t' 19 your omm ilrT ! 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SALE - Fr ': gLO No ' - ' ED' '''' no-wi- base the aggregate development cost for the three players who Buy the new 25 pc 38" reduced Shank Bullet Drill Bit set for the sale price of '9999 : Justice hit a triple three-ruseventh as Atlanta held on to beat Montreal The Expos moved within in the ninth on Tim Wallach's RBI single Cardinals 3 Giants 2: At St Louis third baseman Mike Felder's throwing error allowed Geronimo Pena to score from second base in the 10th inning as St Louis overcame poor baserunning to beat San Francisco- With selocted When I mentioned that he was in n a situation Vincent replied: "I'm a little bloody I knew I couldn't win I knew somebody would be mad All I can say is I did the best I could I'm not here to be popular I'm here to do the job My conscience is fine" Vincent also said he had had no previous knowledge of Minnesota's threat to turn down its $3 million expansion share "None of the American League clubs have that option" Vincent insisted "You can't submit something to me for adjudication and then after it's over say you're not going to abide by the conditions that had been agreed upon before the decision was made" Knoblauch for the major leagues was achieved at a cost of $3 million for each player Using this as a - 00 coo tlement" fect preparing Erickson and No Dina vlei oir ' Tires et Service ' ''1NSTANT 'a D 0 ' : Industrial 14 Sheet Finishing otwo-ru- ' )(NpfInt 44 s2 500' - well-meanin- g farm-oriente- No 32 At Atlanta Braves 7 last-minu- te (3-1- 11 - I' attirr - 1) Padres 11 Pirates 0: At Pittsburgh a Mike Maddux ) starter when Adam Peterson was scratched with a stiff shoulder allowed two hits in six innings and the San Diego Padres touched up Pittsburgh's staff for 18 hits Mets 4 Astros 3: At Houston How- - -- '":01!" 1 - "And we're only to get $3 million back" MacPhail said "That puts me $6 million in the hole It just doesn't make any sense" MacPhail has several other arrows in his quiver Among them is that the American League because it has two more established clubs will be contributing 42 players to the expansion pool compared to 36 by the 12 National League clubs "The commissioner is a man" MacPhail said "but how can you give one league the to National League three-fourth- s four-fifth- s of the revenue and have them contribute fewer players to the expansion pool? And at the same time you say 'In any future expansion it will be a 50-5- 0 split' Then why not now?" In a telephone interview late Friday from his New York office Vincent said "All along we had hoped the two leagues would reach a set- costs d or"We are a very ganization" MacPhail said "If we bring two players a year up from our farm clubs to our major league roster we feel we're doing a very good job This year we got pitcher Scott Erickson and second baseman Chuck Knoblauch" The annual burden of maintaining the Twins' farm system MacPhail said is $6 million So in ef- Leagrue's 14 clubs will receive $3 million the 12 National League clubs $123 million The precise breakdown: 78 percent for the National League 22 percent for the American League Although the expansion will be strictly a National League show from 12 to 14 teams the American League owners want a bigger slice and are threatening to withdraw from the union The Minnesota Twins for example may refuse to go along and indicated that they are unwilling to put any of their major league players into the expansion pool which is part of Vincent's package For their $3 million each American League team must do ei7 - ' lop After Asking Vincent to Mediate Baseball Owners Turn on Him 1 At Cincinnati 1: ' ' ' p White Sox 14 Royals 7: At Kansas City Mo Tim Raines had four RBIs as Chicago got 18 hits and matched its biggest run production this season Tigers 4 Angels 3: At Anaheim Calif Lou Whitaker's three-ru- n homer off Jim Abbott in the eighth inning gave the Detroit Tigers their fourth straight victory Mariners 6 Brewers 2: At Seattle Alvin Davis hit a three-ru- n homer and Seattle's Rich DeLucia pitched well on short rest as the Mariners beat Milwaukee sending the Brewers to their sixth straight defeat n consecutive bad-ho- - York Jesse Barfield's three-ruhomer — the first of four by New first inYork — capped a ning as the surging Yankees handed Texas its sixth straight loss then gave up a ground-ruldouble to the next hitter Ernest Riles but did not allow another Oakland runner to reach By Phillies 4 Reds 0 Chili Davis snapped a scoreless tie with a double in the sixth inning straight victory At New 7: Rangers - ttgUji--0-- 420-foo- Jim Lindeman and Von Hayes each drove in two runs and Jose DeJesus survived early control problems as Philadelphia beat the Reds shoulders" r 0- 11-- punchless Cleveland for its seventh hitters 15th home run in the second inning Clemens who opened the season by winning six in a row with an 073 - i01 After surrendering the two hits Clemens retired 20 of the next 22 (8-3- 30 t - - ard Johnson hit his 12th home run of the season to lead off the 1 lth Housinning lifting New York over ton Johnson second in the NL in homers to Fred MeGriffs 13 hit 0-at shot to center field on an 1 rookie Mike Capel (0from pitch power too" Boston's Steve Lyons tries to force his way past Athletics catcher Troy Afenir to home plate Red Sox plowed to win Coming off five outings in which he went 3 with a 450 ERA Clemens ) allowed the A's little more ERA including scoreless innings ' A The Associated Press mound" breaking-bal- l - Ac‘ Manager Jim Essian was aglow over Wilkins' performance "He looked real great" Essian said -- He's not only a good catcher but he can swing the bat and he has For catcher Rick Wilkins it couldn't get any better It was the perfect day Wilkins got his first major league hit with a single in the second inning and led off a two-ru- n seventh with a double to help rally the Cubs past the Los Angeles Dodgers Saturin day Chicago When the day was over Wilkins had two singles a double and a walk Not bad for a who made his major league debut two I days ago "The first two days I tried to force things" Wilkins "Today I just let things happen After getting that first hit it was a weight off my 4-- 3 ti: '- '4- - :- 1 tweaks uut Against THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 r 0 ' I - - :4''--- -- mkt- Ink 0 1 i - r- - - 't 44''e-gea-t ito -' Yr - '' -- - - It ' I' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' 1 "' - 1 CubsIra - d 4- - ' "' -t ' D5 1991 Sunday June 9 The Salt Lake Tribune fk A4tg i r- t 7 |