Brewers' Eight-Run Inning Beats Red Sox In Milwaukee
Milwaukee rallied from a 5-0 deficit to defeat Boston 8-5 for the second straight day, led by late-inning bursts from Cecil Cooper Robin Yount and Ben Oglivie. Oglivie led the AL with 12 homers and praised the club's depth while Rogers quipped on the eight-run outburst. Other games: Yankees over Blue Jays 11-7, White Sox over Royals 6-1, Mariners over Indians 8-4, Rangers over A's 7-3.
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Kingman Helps Cubs Edge Phillies 5-4 In Chicago Stop
Kingman battling a shoulder injury delivered a homer and a clutch single as the Cubs rallied past the Phillies 5-4. Bowing to pressure, manager Preston Gomez started Kingman, Betts hit Buttner’s two run homer and Sutter finished with six straight outs for his 11th save.
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Berra Drives Pirates Past Mets with Grand Slam
Dale Berra, son of Yogi Berra, hit five runs including a grand slam to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates 13-3 over the New York Mets. He also added an RBI single and a double while playing shortstop for Tim Foli. The Pirates’ Jim Bibby earned the win as Atlanta, San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Montreal also posted wins in the day’s NL action.
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Cuban refugees draw mixed reviews from MLB scouts
Major league scouts say the first wave of Cuban refugees to reach the United States in nearly 20 years shows little immediate major league potential. Some see a few prospects, including Eduardo Caruso, but most agree the talent pool is not yet ready for signing, with one Tigers favoring a shortstop Pena calls the best since Willie Miranda.
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Springfield Redbirds Ride Homestand to Seven Wins
Springfield Redbirds, hottest team in the American Association, won seven of eight at home as they beat the Iowa Oaks 64 and prepared for an eight-game road trip starting in Oklahoma City. Brummer hit a two run homer to tie the game in the fourth, Roof added a go ahead grounder, and Poff homered for Oklahoma City.
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