Show D20 The Salt Lake Tribune 0 0 VSI' ' - THE ASSOCIATED — Manager game plan right now: Give the ball to Lee Smith Smith saved his 15th game in June and St Louis moved closer to Philadelphia with a victory MonLOUIS (4-7- (2-I- loser e 3-- 1 PrrTS1U9064 day night The Cardinals are 19-in June "I'm not concerned about wearing out Smith" Torre said "He'll tell me when he wants a day off" Smith has saved each of the Cardinals' last nine victories and leads the major leagues with 29 The 15 saves is a major league record for one month "I feel good I've pitched quite a bit the first half of the season but I feel good" said Smith baseball's - Belinda d Waitta McCindan OM 0 Tone d Candeland LoStnith Teats count them out they've been playing well they've got a good team with strong pitching and solid defense" Gregg Jefferies extended his hitting streak to 11 games in the first inning with an RBI double after Bernard Gilkey doubled and Ozzie Smith reached on an infield hit Smith scored on Mark Whiten's double-plaball Pete Incaviglia hit a 448- foot homer his 13th in the fourth inning for the Phil-lieonly run ST 4000 3010 Kruk lb 4040 ()Opens 3b 4000 Daultan c 4000 4 inacmgoa 0000 Westp 4040 Duns Matanani 2b 4 0 0 Dnkrksan p 040 Riordan pO 4010 Detean p 0000 Etsentech rt 1040 It 1 1 1 1 1 1 Pony ph Murphy p Perez p LoSrneb p 1 II totals I Phindolphia Dplaciaan 174 6 I DeLeon West 6 1 LOUIS 613 W5-- 4 5 Otrvares murreAt Pefez LeSfnith -2 1 2 1 4 Laker p 0204 leak 42 9 i2 001 102 101 300 37 5 ON 4- -9 000 0- -8 H Is so 111 Petsburgh Wok OM RAIN Conde Imo Wakefield W4-Belinda litOntrball DeMorfinez L2-- i 0 4 o o 7 5 4 I3 0 i 0 o o 0 24 I 0 23 2 14 i 8 0 I I 2 5 Rotas Scott S29 33 Mora 10001 1 199 29 Secona Arst Tata Davit Kettagg Pirates 9 5 Expos 1 — MONTREAL Lonnie walk Smith's sparked Pittsburgh's four-ru10th inning as the Pirates beat Montreal The win was the Pirates' ninth in their last 11 games after losing seven straight Pittsburgh tied the score with two outs in the ninth on bases-loade- d n 30 610 — W3 Detroit 43 32 573 3 L7 26-1- 4 New York 44 33 571 3 W2 Baltimore 40 35 533 6 Boston 37 38 493 9 Cleveland 34 42 447 1212 W4 24-1- 5 Milwaukee 31 43 419 1412 01 8-- W L Pet GB Chicago 39 34 534 — 38 36 514 112 California 37 36 507 2 Seattle Texas 37 39 487 31z 33 40 452 6 Minnesota 31 41 431 71z Oakland 29 41 414 812 21-1- L2 21-1- 4 19-2- W7 24-1- 3 Strk Li Ll 22-1- 6 5 WI 23-1- 6 7 LI 20-1- 6 LI 18-1- 8 2-- 3 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 3 2 2 2 0 0 W Pinny National League Strk Away L3 28-1- 1 23-1- 3 W5 23-1- 4 6 St Louis 44 30 595 612 Montreal 39 36 520 12 4-- 6 L2 24-1- Cubs 4 Padres 3 Pittsburgh 37 37 500 1314z 8-- 2 W3 21-1- 1 DIEGO — Candy Maldonado drove in his third run of the game with an 11 thinning single to lead Chicago San Diego Sammy Sosa led off the inning with his third straight single and took second on Steve Lake's sacrifice Sosa scored on Maldonado's single to left off Roger Mason Chicago 35 38 479 15 WI 20-1- 7 1 Florida 34 40 459 1612 W1 17-1- 9 1 New York 21 52 288 29 9 L5 7 Second tionn Rat POnan0 Umpses—Han& Mora DekAuk Be SAN as (2-1- ) Giants Dodgers to Pet GB LIO Strk Home Away 26 662 — 3 Li 29-1- 1 22-1- Atlanta 42 34 553 812 6-- 4 Li 20-1- 22-1- 7 39 35 527 1012 5 W3 23-1- 3 Houston 38 35 521 1112 4-- 6 WI 21-1- 8 Cincinnati 36 40 474 15 6-- 4 San Diego Colorado 29 47 382 22 2-- 26 48 351 24 WI 19-1- 5 L2 16-2- 2 Li 15-2- 4 L ‘ - 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' It '14 I lt It ' ''' - 0 - b' C:11 1 — -) - rl D D 0 I 9 9 1 :- ID tht - 19 D ID 9 ritra -- 0 J 1 - - 1 ' rk u 9 - 1' nr 0 rk s - b Mt ' ) VAa 4 - - D r I 1 I e1---ibto :—— 1 110 tin 11: 44 1 ‘1 I — D4 Y n i et E - I k ' D ' ee f I 01 A - LI tc141- i' - rzit: ii) N 2 (0 Si '' 1 ' - 'ME A l'i ''-- : - - A '1 I - : D T i C le ff :: 11 of A t It ' I ' : di 0 - "eil I 6f 0 l i p k7r---- I t e 1 li - Draft begins at 5:30 Doors open at 4:30 rc y) I - x - ' A I ADELTACENTER 600J 9 - Wednesday June 30 1 rli A ' ' '' '00 A ) rt ki sg -- F i - : Q': -- ( 3 7 - 1 6 I ' I'M ' g IIJ: 111 1 istil D-- 1 "41Arik 10 00 141 142 - - rwl Jr (11) HR—lettleion (13) up — Carlton wasn't a part of it" Added White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf: "It is not fair to manager Gene Lamont and to our fans to carry somebody who can't possibly help the baliclub Removing him from the team gives the pther 45 guys a better chance to win" Fisk set his record last week surpassing Bob Boone by catching for the 2226th time Including appearances at other positions Fisk played in 2499 games during 22 seasons with the White Sox and Boston Red Sox He joined the White Sox in 1981 but is most rehome run that gave membered for his the Boston Red Sox a victory over Cincinnati in Game 6 of the 1975 World Series Fisk waving both arms to coax the ball fair homered over the wall at Fenway Park becoming an instant hero in his native New England "I can't say I've been liked by everybody but I'm always prepared to play the game and I'm respected as a professional" Fisk once said "There were a lot of good games a lot of ups and downs and I played with intensity and enthusiasm But most important I played to win" Fisk broke in with Boston in 1969 before some of his teammates were born He was the AL Rookie of the Year with Boston in 1972 and he ranks 36th on the career home run list with 376 He hit more home runs as a catcher (351) than anyone and was the only catcher to hit more than 100 home runs and steal 100 bases He was also only the third catcher to hit at least 300 home runs score 1000 runs and drive in 1000 runs The others were Yogi Berra and Johnny Bench both Hall of Famers "He's been great for the White Sox great for Chimove We cago" Lamont said "This was a baseball catchers" with three to afford couldn't stay just In 25 games this year Fisk was hitting just 189 with one home run and four RBIs He also had become a defensive liability throwing out only one of 23 would-bbase stealers Mike LaValliere and Rick Wrona will share the catching until Ron Karkovice returns from a shoulder injury B (2) Se—Ckryier (5) 1 twat 27 2 7 2 000 000 106—Mswouicee 7 Boston 5 28—lhon (8) Dom- son (9) MVoughn (20) Lyons (1) 38—Brunonsky Retcer (4) Hatcher (5) (3) MI—Reimer 14 1 131 IS SO IP Milwaukee AC 1 2 4 2 7 Bones 1 0 0 Austin 1 1 Orosco 1 1 1 1 Henn 10-Boston 3 2 3 0 10 Quantal 1 1 0 Mans W3-Orosco pitched to 1 bliss in the 9th IM5A5 12 33 000 100- -2 401 00x—I New York 1 Totals 001 012 BOSTON — Scott Cooper 3000 3000 hit a two-ru- n single in the 3420 4000 ninth inning as Boston ral3110 lied to beat Milwaukee and 4040 3044 extend its streak to a season-bes- t 2044 seven games 2010 1 ' ONek) d leyrkz James Gollego KeltyTo New Yod 38—ktoes (9) clh tork4Doil 7 LOB—Detroit 4112 5041 4422 5140 4020 2121 4411 3214 2110 Ito DP—Detroil (4) obrhbl d Red Sox 4 Brewers 3 abrAIA 0 Boggs 3b 4010 0000 4010 4131 4000 3 0 0 0 3400 31 2 5 2 E—Gokego CIPRAHD CHICAGO Poole SF 2 BWOkorns Deroit New Yotk Chi Sox 0 caught Frank Thomas' drive against the fence and Robin Ventura lined to left for the final out Sf—Segus Stolliemyve Atedel 51 c Owlet of 4000 1000 4000 3004 II (32) (21) 2 (25) NEVI YORK totals 2 Tigers 2 alorhbl 1 (14) SO—RASomor 8 PI'Ilips2b Barnes 2b Giodden Fryman ss Feider lb Groom p Trororneil 3b letketon dh Deerd Second Young Yankees McCietiond 051110fr loponi (Boone) Ford Unpres—Sorne Mermelber third Garcia Third 3 SO 0 Second Brinkman 4fis4 i Abram LBSIDIEingailita ADEMAIRLINES ' 1 1 z6 000 NEW YORK — Jimmy Key sent Detroit to its seventh straight loss pitching effectively into the eighth inning and giving New York a victory over Tigers Detroit which has fallen out of first place in the AL East has dropped all seven games on the road outscored 62-2- CLEVELAND — Jose 4000 3010 Mesa pitched eight shutout 3041 Sega lb Gomez 3b 4000 innings and Alvaro Espinoza Hammonds 4010 and Felix Fermin hit consec2 Totals 33 2 utive RBI singles in the 202 000 300- -7 letorde eighth as Cleveland beat ChiBaltimore 010 010 000- -2 7 DP—Totonto Baltimore 2 cago With two runners on Boltwnons 7 28—Wlide (24) RASomar 2 (12) right fielder Wayne Kirby Oterud tot Cotter (14) Coder left-fiel- d ' - 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12th-innin- - SEAM The games since May 29-3- 0 Orioles are 19-- in June "They've got a lot of things going for them right now" NATIONAL LEAGUE Tor 1 1 Todd Stottlemyre imagainst the Oriproved to oles and Roberto Alomar went 4 for 5 and scored three runs Baltimore which lost to on Sunday New York hadn't dropped consecutive Monday's Games AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 1 -1N 4 Nervous White Sox Waive Fisk Is He Finished F 4 a—N W1-- 6 LA Continued From I 4 1 Major League Leaders 13 — t3-- Satt Lake Inbune printed in Weenesaays if I Wednesday's Games Chic at San Diego 2:05 pm Colorado at Atlanta 5:40 pm New York at Florida 5:35 pm Phila at St Louis 6:35 pm at 5:35 Montreal Pitt pm San Fran at LA 8:35 pm Houston at Cincy 5:35 pm probiems box scores al press time They MN be P--&1 1 Tuesday's Games 0 1 i vt ' '' II 5:35 pm at Florida (Bowen New York (Tanana at Montreal (Nabholz 5:35 pm Pittsburgh (Wagner 5:35 pm at Cincinnati (Browning Houston (Drabek at Atlanta (Smoltz ) 5:40 pm Colorado (Ruffin 6:35 pm at St Louis (Arocha Philadelphia (Rivera at San Diego (Worrell 8:05 pm Chicago (Morgan 8:35 pm San Fran (Burkett ) at Los Angeles (Hershiser 6-- transmission not avoid were L 51 9 Montreal 5 10 inn St Louis 3 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 4 San Diego 3 II inn LOS ANGELES — Dave Hansen hit a pinch grand slam with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning for his first home run of the season giving Los Angeles a victory over San Francisco Mike Jackson ) walked Mike Piazza to open the ninth and Eric Karros followed with a single Cory Snyder's sacrifice moved the runners up before Eric Davis was intentionally walked to load the bases After pinch-hitte- r Lenny Harris lined out to shortstop Hansen batting for Mike Sharperson lined Jackson's first pitch just inside the foul pole in right field Due W Sarin:an BATTING—Olerud 406 O'Neill NY 329 N't n 8-- 0 WEST Pitt their 12th loss in their last 16 games Chicago starter Turk Wendell allowed three runs two earned on six hits in 712 in: nings9 his longest outing in three starts and dropped his ERA from 1440 to 730 He previously lasted only 323 and 113 innings His first hit was a bunt single in the third inning 4 4-- 1"! 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' 1( Only games scheduled Detroit at New York II am Calif at Oakland 1:15 pm Chicago at Cleve 5:05 pm Toronto at Balt 5:35 pm i4 i-- L kisser° 7-- Away Seattle 4 Minnesota 1 Kansas City 4 Texas 2 2 2 3 IA 14 '''' ' 10-2- Monday's Games 0 '' N "i4 11 t ow k night )6 - t -a 1 ga 0 -Olerud drove in four runs 'k ''''' 444'4 7" to match his career high as I the Toronto Blue Jays beat í Illiqtastaiak Baltimore giving the 3 '' losses Orioles consecutive '-1 44 f 7-I' for the first time in June ' 1 Olerud went 2 for 4 to I -I— 1 raise his batting average to ig 406 He has added seven with ' his to average points I4 reboef 4 ' i five hits in his last two 424 '' 7Awgrimfrf games "I thought he would be a 'CO '''''''' 1‘1 4 s 300 hitter" Toronto managa er Cito Gaston said "I know Ai jtki t N P 400 is asking a lot but if 4 i - 'NJ anybody can do it John can" w The top four players in Toronto's lineup reached base 11 times making it easy for The Associated Press Olerud to clean up He hit a Toronto's Joe his hands tightly around third base Carter was Carter clamps the in single double in ruled safe by umpire Vic Voltaggio as Baltimore's Leo Gomez applies the tag first and a two-ruthe seventh 1 1' 4 4 0 0 Hatcher of I LOB—Chicago 13 Oweiond Yount ib "We've gotten hits from a Fleming allowed five hits in OP—Chicago t 4 i 0 A io lb 0000 Greenvrell 28—Ottiz (9) SBUortson (21) l Dovoson dh in the 4020 lot of different people 4011 Glioughn eight innings and Kevin Ta- (3) Jefferscc (I) 5—Espinoza Ofht Calderon of Reimer dh 0400 4121 pp is said pani remained winless at I ER SI SO Brunctsky 4 0 Mvoughn lb 3010 lineup"haveOlerud lhon ss 3000 4024 lupoc Chimp been going our home this season as Seattle Bele "Things 7 7 8 2 2 5 Surhott 38) 1000 4020 Roes on Nilsson c 4000 Cooper 3b 4042 Cievoiand way lately" beat Minnesota Seattle Mesa Votentin SPars 2b 2000 a 4040 3 0 0 6 And how Toronto has won helped Fleming with a pair Pena c 2000 0 Lyons oh 4040 three straight and 11 of 13 to of double plays and Mar- inemondes 0 0 0 0 'Aqua! Melonc 0000 10 31 4 S 4 23 0 0 0 0 0 Teats lead in the iners catcher Dave Valle Flunk S7 37 311 3 Yeah take a three-gam- e to bolter the 9itt 011 000 010--3 PAliwatmee AL East their largest this threw out baserunners in the Want pitched Mesa (Cm) 100 010 002- -4 lotion season The Blue Jays are 31- - first and third decision One out tben winning kill scored Boston 21 Umpires—Horne Ce08CSITOM First Cousins (—Fletcher (7) DP—Mtlwodrree 13 in their last 44 games L2 4 "") t' t ' f 14 BALTIMORE — In a matchup between two sizzling teams John Olerud's hot bat was the difference Monday 19-1- 19-1- 7 4 "" 21-1- 5 WI 4-- - yie ' - "''-o J --' e- PRESS THE ASSOCIATED 17-1- Home TA i -- -- - ilipoo00"' 2017 23-1- L3 LI 0 WEST 4 tit Away Tuesday's Games 50—Vriatker land 47 Home at Cleveland (Clark 23) 5:05 pm Chicago (Bolton at New York (Kamienieeki 530 pm Detroit (Leiter 5:35 pm Toronto (Hentgen 10-2- ) at Baltimore (McDonald 5:35 pm at Boston (Sete Milwaukee (Navarro at Minnesota (Guardado ) 6:05 pm Seattle (Leary 6:35 pm at Texas (Pavlik Kansas City (Appier 8:05 pm at Oakland (Darling California (Langston (4-2- Limates—Name Gregg 0 10000 00000 1 St Comet 4 3 3 Boas P 23rd save It was the Padres' second loss and straight 27 3 7 2 000 100 000- -1 Aboadelphia $4 Louts 200 100 DP—Pnotadelphia 2 1011—PheactelPbto 9 St Louts 4 28—Amaa (2) Duncan (9) Dnlocksan (2) Gikest (20) Jeireees (12) NR—Inamotta (13) h (3) Pony (1) 5—Dniaatsan N IP P IRSISO 34 To1014 0000 0000 0 0 0 0 I—Lansing (15) 108—Pilisbutgh 11 Whited( (4) Kirg (13) )(Young (8) Wake( (31) RR—Naught (4) VanderWal (3) Melchor (21 58—Jo8e4t (101 Slought (2) leidung (1) De9seids (19) S—Walterield DeMorither tater Wetle Toronto 27-1- 3 Cleveland 2 Chicago New York 8 Detroit Toronto 7 Baltimore Boston 4 Milwaukee his 4110 3410 4044 3000 3010 2 0 0 0 3110 2000 2 0 0000 4010 0000 0000 0000 G4ena2b Pagnato Comet p Otryares p DeMa1vezp worked the 10th for the win and former Padre Randy Myers marked his return to Jack Murphy Stadium by pitching a scoreless llth for LOW GlIkey It 05rnrth ss ketones lb Zette 30 Whiten tt Riordan al 0 0 1 Paul Assenmacher abris 1:4 °brill)) 30 Lcwsnqss Ben9 2000 pn0 home was off line s' PHU Fawn go Pittsburgh liontrecsi (0-- y Dviatta al Ainoroit 1 4120 0400 0000 ib skid 0 all-tim- e Jackson said "We can't r10 Pentoolher Naught g 512 0 3444 2000 4040 4124 5100 4413 0000 0000 0000 4000 4020 4000 4000 0000 2n ante - I u Toronto Win W obrhbl Vandehial JO Csibtum lb Gissarn al Wats a houll D1echeqC WeBeldixt p Scott P 000 0 0 5224 KlatsB KYoung DeShoelds 2 3 5022 6410 4021 6014 4 ss Mann cr Mewed rt Kng 3b saves leader "I've been making good pitches I only had to make about seven or eight on Sunday so I haven't been throwing that much" Starter Rheal Cormier (5- 4) allowed one run on five hits in 612 innings for the victory He also drove in a run The Cardinals have won five straight games and have climbed within 612 games of the Phillies Philadelphia has lost three straight games for only the second time this season Phillies starter Danny Jackson (7-seeking his fourth victory in his last five decisions allowed three runs and six hits in 612 innings "We still have a job to do" 6 0 213 RAIN JaBell 6 American League GB LI 0 Strk I Pet EAST i 29 1993 Olerud Makes I MONTRIAL csbrhtil June Tuesday A444&ovew"tvoNwbv1-r&- Atk MAJOR LEAGUE REPORT Difference in Orlando Merced's RBI single off reliever John Wetteland Tim Wakefield ) pitched two scorless innings to earn the victory and Stan Belinda got the final three outs Tim Scott ) was the PRESS Joe Torre has a simple first-plac- BASEBALL L US - Smith Rescues St Louis And Sets Saves Record ST remosiwwkoeueogLiNNovessdfigkvtlp-oPstrtoillAW1011110VI4m00110"rogilel- ohAA |