Flanagan Back On Track In Orioles 4-2 Ten-Inning Win
Baltimore lefty Mike Flanagan, wearing a knee brace, earned his 7th win of the season with a 4-2 10 inning victory over the Texas Rangers. Dan Ford drove in the deciding run as Cal Ripken added an insurance tally. Milwaukee and Detroit wins elsewhere slide the AL race.
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Trillo Traded From Indians to Expos for Cash and Prospect
Manny Trillo, All-Star second baseman, moved from Cleveland to Montreal for minor leaguer Don Carter and an undisclosed cash amount. Trillo, entering free agency, had told the Indians he did not plan to re-sign, while Expos hoped to improve in a tight NL East race. Carter, 21, hit .304 in 104 games in Class AA. he will join Buffalo's Eastern League squad.
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Earl Averill Hall of Fame star dies at 81 in Everett
Baseball Hall of Famer Earl Averill dies at 81 in Providence Hospital Everett after pneumonia. Funeral set for Saturday at Snohomish High School Performing Arts Center with burial at GAR Cemetery Snohomish. Averill played 1929 to 1941 for Cleveland Detroit and Boston posting 238 homers and 2020 hits.
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