Jays finally top Orioles in Baltimore after 19-game skid
The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Baltimore Orioles 4-2 at Memorial Stadium breaking a 19-game home losing streak dating to July 6, 1978. Willie Upshaw homered in the eighth, Garth Iorg and Alfredo Griffin added key hits, while Mark Bomback retired the first 16 Orioles batters. The Yankees swept Oakland 3-2 and 2-0, the White Sox beat the Indians 6-0, and other AL results followed.
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Valenzuela stifles Expos as Dodgers win in 10 innings
Dodgers' Fernando Valenzuela earns his sixth straight win with nine innings of one-run ball before the bullpen seals a 6-1 extra-inning victory over Montreal. Reggie Smith drives in the go-ahead runs in the 10th, while Montreal slips to first place behind St. Louis in the NL East.
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Rain Cancels Houston Golf Streck Declared Winner
The Michelob Houston Open final round was washed out by heavy rains at Woodlands Country Club. Ron Streck led after a 9 under par 62 in Saturday’s third round and was named winner as only three of 54 holes were completed, with a reduced purse of 275,000.
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Derby also rans to drop out of Preakness
Cure the Blues and Proud Appeal are out of the Preakness as Heavenly Cause looms a possible starter on May 16 at Pimlico. Pleasant Colony remains the 107th Derby winner, with other runners like Woodchopper Porter Classic Go Go Pass the Tab and Flying Nashua eyeing the Baltimore race while trainers assess injuries and form.
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