Reardon seals Expos win as bullpen backs Burke
Montreal reliever Tim Burke pitched well in late innings and Jeff Reardon closed out the Pirates 4-2. Reardon notched his 22nd save, extending his league lead, as Montreal improved behind a strong bullpen performance and his ninth-inning finish.
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Blue Jays rally past Brewers to split series in tight win
Toronto fell 5-4 to Milwaukee as nine runners were left on base. The next night Toronto topped the Brewers 7-3, pulling within 2 games of idle Detroit in the AL East. Jesse Barfield drove in two, scored three times and stole two bases. Willie Upshaw had three hits as Jimmy Key improved to 6-2.
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El Paso Triumphs 14-7 Over Midland Amid Bench Brawl
El Paso Diablos rallied from a rough start to beat the Midland Angels 14-7 at Dudley Field as three late homers and 13 late hits propelled a big scoring burst. Bosio and Davis were ejected after a confrontation, sparking a benches-clearing brawl with multiple players involved.
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Highlanders Fall as Washington Goes Stealing
Baseball Today reports a 16 to 5 defeat for the New York Highlanders as 13 Washington baserunners steal safely. Noting historical feats, Joe Tinker of the Cubs becomes the first major leaguer to steal home twice in one game. Also lists today's birthdays for Don Baylor and Chris Speier.
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Padres trade Alan Wiggins to Orioles for Jackson and PTL
Alan Wiggins, suspended Padres second baseman, is traded to the Baltimore Orioles for relief pitcher Roy Lee Jackson and a player to be named later. Wiggins will report to Orioles Class AAA Rochester and is expected to join next week.
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