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10—THE NEWS-TELEGRAM, Sulphur Springs, Tsxas, Thursday, Juna 15,1989.
City-Area Sports Menu
THURSDAY, JUNE 15
Mijw Baseball: Rangers have open dale on schedule.
FRIDAY, JUNE I*
American Legion BasebaB
Hopkins Counts Poal 66 Eagles at Longview for district game, 5 30 pm
Major League lawtal: Rangers at New York for two games. 3:30pm.
SATURDAY, JUNE 17
American Legion Baseball
Hopkins Count) Post 66 Eagles at Marshall for doubleheader beginning at 6 pm
Major League Baseball: Rangers at New York. 6:30 pm.
SUNDAY, JUNE 18
American Legion Baseball
Hopkins Count) Post 66 Eagles host Athens in doubleheader beginning at 2 p m
Major League Baseball: Rangers at New York, 12:30 p.m.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
Major League Reports
American League
National League
W
L
Fct.
GB
33
27
550
New York
30
32
484
4
30
33
.476
4V*
Boston
28
32
467
5
Milwaukee
29
34
460
5Vk
Toronto
29
34
460
5Vk
Detroit
......... 25 38
Weal Division
.397
9*
w
L
rtL
GB
Oakland
41
23
641
—
Kansas Gty
38
25
603
2Vk
California
36
26
581
4
Texas
36
27
J71
4M
Minnesota
30
32
484
10
Seattle
30
35
462
11 3k
Chicago
24 41
Wednesday’s Gamea
369
17vk
Highlights of American League
games played yesterday :
Yesterdaj’s Scores: Texas swept two
from California, 5 1 and 6-3. In other games
it was New York 2. Baltimore 1, Oakland 2,
Kansas City 1; Chicago 3, Cleveland 1; De-
troit 7, Boston 3; Toronto 6, Milwaukee 1;
Minnesota 10, Seattle 8.
Yankees 2, Orioles 1
Baltimore left fielder Phil Bradley lost
pinch hitter Ken Phelps' bases-loaded fly
ball in a ninth inning fog. allowing both
New York runners to score.
Athletics 2, Royals 1
Dave Parker doubled home Tony Phillips
with two out in the eighth inning
Phillips singled off Charlie Lei brand! to
tun the eighth and continued to second
when center fielder Jim Eisenreich hobbled
the ball. Phillips took third on a fly ball by
Luis Polonia but remained there as Mike
Gallego grounded out and Dave Haiderscm
Pi .... *•
walked. Patter then grounded his double
over first base.
Dave Stewart, 11-2, allowed seven hits in
7 2-/innings.
/ White Sox 3, Indians 1
jerry Reuss blanked Cleveland on three
has over seven innings and Daryl Boston hit
jtwo-ntn triple.
Loser Tom Candiotti allowed eight hits
and three runs in 7 2-3 innings In the Chi-
cago second, Dan Pasqua led off with a tri-
ple and scored on Greg Walker's grounder
Tigers 7, Red Sox 3
Matt Nokes, 1-for 26 in his previous nine
games, went 4-for-4 and Lou Whitaker hit
his 15lh home tun and a double.
Frank Tan ana allowed two tuns and eight
hiu in eight innings for his 194th career vic-
tory.
Blue Jayx 6, Brewers 1
Pat Borders and Bob Brenly had two hits
and two RBls each and Dave Sueb held
Milwaukee to four hits in seven timings.
Borders gave the Blue Jays a 2-0 lead in
the first with a two-run single off loser Bill
Krueger.
Twins 10, Mariners 8
Bnan Harper's two-tun single capped a
three-run rally in the seventh inning
The Twins, who trailed 6-2 after 4 V4 in-
nings and then blew a 7-6 lead when Jay
Buhner hit a two-run homer off Juan
Bcrengucr in the lop of the seventh, tied the
game 8 8 on Kirby Puckett's leadoff homer
off Seattle reliever Tom Niedenfuer.
Highlights of National League
games played yesterday:
Yesterday's scores: New York 2, Chicago
0; San Francisco 10, Atlanta 1; Pittsburgh 6,
• Philadelphia 4; St Louis 10, Montreal 0,
San Diego 4, Cincinnati 2, and Los Angeles
3, Houston 0.
Dodgers 3, Astros 0
Orel Hershiser pitched a six-hitter and
Kirk Gibson drove m three runs with a two
ran homer and a bases-loaded groundouu
Hershiser, 8-5, struck out three arid
walked three for his 22nd career shutout and
was backed by four double plays.
The Dodgers loaded the bases in the bot-
tom of the fifth against Houston's Bob
Knepper, 3-7, on a single by John Shelby, a
walk to Dave Anderson and Hershiser's taint
single up the first-base line.
Gibson then worked the count to 3-2 be-
fore his grounder to first look a high hop on
Glenn Davis, whose only play was to second
for the force as Shelby scored.
Mels 2, Cubs 0
The Chicago Cubs can't seem to beat
Dwight Gooden under normal conditions, so
they hoped a litlle rain might help.
It didn’t
Pitching on a damp New York evening
with the wind-chill in the 50s, Gooden
blanked the Cubs an four hits in six innings
and the Mels won 2-0 Wednesday rught in
game called by rain in the middle of the
seventh.
Giants 10, Braves 1
Don Robinson pitched a three-hitter for
seven innings and helped himself with a run
scoring single as San Francisco won its fifth
straight
Pirates 6, Phillies 4
Texas 5. California 1, 1st game
Texas 6, Calif (am a 3, 2nd game
New York 2, Baltimore 1
Detroit 7, Boston 3
Minnesota 10, Seattle X
Chicago 3, Cleveland 1
Toronto 6. Milwaukee 1
Oakland 2, Kansas City 1
Thursday's Games
Seattle (RJohnson 3-0) St Minnesota
(Rawley 3-6)
Toronto (Key 6-5) at Milwaukee (Clutter
buck 2-4)
New Yosk (Dotson 2-4) at Baltimore (Bal-
lard 9-2). (n)
Detroit (Trujillo 1-2) at Boston (Clemens 7-
4). (n) „ , '
Kansas City (Siberhagen 5-4) at Cleveland
(Farrell 3-7), (n)
Only games scheduled
Friday’s Games
Texas it New Yosk, 2
Oakland at Baltimore, 2
Kansas City at Cleveland, (n)
California at Detroit, (n)
Seattle at Toronto, (n)
Milwaukee at Minnesota, (n)
Boston at Chicago, (n)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
W
Chicago 35
Montreal......... 35
New Yoik...........31
St. Louis............31
Pittsburgh...........24
Philadelphia.........22
L
28
29
30
30
36
38
ret.
556
.547
508
508
400
West Division
W
L
San Francisco . . . .
38
26
Houston
... 37
27
Cincinnati.......
36
27
Los Angeles
...32
31
San Diego
...31
35
Atlanta ..........
24
39
PcL GB
.594 —
578 1
.571 lVk
508 5V4
470 8
381 13Vk
Andy Van Slyke drove in three runs with
I single in tl
an RBI single in the bottom of the third in-
ning and a two-run triple in a three-run
seventh.
Cardinals 10, Expos 0
Joe Magrane pitched a five-hitter for his
second straight shutout and Milt Thompson
went 4-for-5 with four runs scored.
Magrane, 5-5, walked two, struck out one
and was backed by three double plays.
Pedro Guerrero hit three RBI singles as
the Cardinals pounded four pitchers for 16
hits.
DETROIT TIGERS—Placed Jeff Robinson,
pitcher, on the 21-day disabled bat. Recalled Char-
tea 'udson. pitcher, from Toledo of the Iniktu
dona Leaeue
Padres 4, Reds 2
Eric Show scattered 10 hits in 8 1-3 in-
nings to become San Diego's all-time vic-
tory leader and Rob Nelson and Benito San-
tiago hit solo homers.
Show, 7-6, earned his 93rd lifetime vic-
tory after failing three times, surpassing
Randy Jones, who pitched for San Diego
from 1973-80. Show walked three and
struck out six.
Wednesday’s Games
Loa Angeles 3, Houston 0
San Francisco 10, Atlanta 1
New Yosk 2, Chicago 0, 6Vk innings, rain
Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia 4
St. Louis 10, Montreal 0
San Diego 4, Cincinnati 2
Thursday's Games
Houston (Forech 1-1) at Loa Angeles (Bel-
cher 4-5), (n)
Cincinnati (Browning 6-5) at San Diego
(Hum 5-5)
Atlanta (Smoltz 7-5) at San Francisco (Gar-
retts 5-1)
Montreal (De.Marttnez 6-1) at St Louis
(Hill 3-4). (n)
Philadelphia (Youmans 1-4) at Pmaburgh
(Drabck 3-5), (n)
Chicago (G Maddux 5-6) at New Yoek (Fer-
nandez 4 2), (n)
Friday’s Gamea
Houston it Ssn Diego, (n)
hego,
Chicago at Montreal, (n)
New York tt Philadelphia, (n)
Pittsburgh tt St. Louts, (n)
Atlanta at Loa Angeles, (n)
l Franc]
Cincinnati at San Francisco, (n)
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Weekend Fishing Outlook
AUSTIN (AP) — Here Is the weekly
ft idling report for Northeast Texas lakes
and other selected state lakes as compiled
by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Depart-
ment:
NORTHEAST
ATHENS: Water clear, 78 degrees. 3 inch
overflow; black bass good to 7V« pounds
any
blac
slow; crappie slow; white bass good to 1 Vk
ponds to fish per string on Bayou Boogies
and spinners; catfish good to 12 pounds on
mg hi crawlers and shrimp; lake and boat
tamps open; lots of debns from floods; more
rains expected midweek.
RAY HUBBARD: Water clear, 75 de
grees, 2 feet high; black bass fair to 3
pounds on white spinners in 6 feel of water,
WEST
POSSUM KINGDOM: Water clear to
slightly mutky, lake full; black bass good to
5 pounds on lopwaters; striper good in the
with many limits in 6-8 feel of water on
copper Waded black and while akirted
Lunker Lures; crappsc excellent with many
limits of 25 fish over brush in 20-25 feet of
water, white bass slow; catfish slow.
BRIDGEPORT: Lake muddy. 3 feel
above normal level; lake still open; catfish
: spit
striper good to 15 pounds an live bream;
crappie fair to 10 fish per string on minnows
in 10 feet of water, white bass schooling with
10-14 pound range an Banana Head jigs
with a grub trailer, crappie food on min-
nows; white bass good with limits on slabs
and minnows. Flu Fly jigs; catfish slow.
Rains heavy midweek.
good to 35 pounds in good numbers on uot-
lin
lines baited with live bait. All boat nunps are
still open.
CEDAR CREEK: Water slightly stained,
80 degrees, normal level; black bass fairly
good to 414 pounds on shad colored cranks
and red metal flake worms in 6-8 feet of
water, hybrid sin per good to 9 pounds troll-
ing Hellbenders with chartreuse Rooster Tail
trailers; crappie good with in 6-K) feet of
water with limits on minnows; white bass
fair to 2 pounds trolling cranks and Rooster
Tails; catfish good to 7Vk pounds on
nder popping corks and jigs; cauisn
good to 8 pounds on shrimp; rains falling
midweek, few fishermen out midweek.
RICHLAND-CHAMBERS: Water cksr,
82 degrees. 6 feet low and rising gradually;
black bass fair in 6-12 feet of water with
some limits to 4 Vi pounds on worms, buzz
bails and cranks; crappie alow; white bass
excellent with many Limits an spoons and
Ral-L-Traps in 6-12 feet of water, catfish
SOUTHEAST
TOLEDO BEND: Water dear, 82 de
grees, 6 inches above normal level; blade
bus good to 4 pounds with limits on jigs,
Rat-L-Trapi and strawberry colored worms
over moss beds; striper good with limits to
14 pounds an live bail, spoons and jigs
around the dam area; crappie fair, white bass
slow; catfish good to 33 pounds trotlines
with live bail.
traps
alow to 10 pounds
TAWAKONI: Water dear. 70 degrees, 6
0TENNIS
inches above spillway; black bass fairly
good to 5 pounds on Ral-L-Traps and spin-
ners; striper fair to 15 Vk pounds an live bait
rught crawlers and shrimp.
CYPRESS SPRINGS: Water stained, 78
degrees,
pounds
Ral-L- '
and Allison Jigs; hybrid striper good to 12 Vk
pounds on live bait and Allison Jigs; t
fairly good on i
degrees, 1 foot high; Mack bus fair to 5 Vk
Bloodline
ifat-L Traps in 12 feet of water, crappie
good with Omits on minnows and rigs in 17-
21 feet of water, catfish good to N pounds
on jug lines bailed with perch.
FORK: Water tlighUy
81 de-
grees. 6 inches above normal level, biadt
bus good to 12.79 pounds on Madt worms
in 15 feet of water, crappie fair to 1 Vk
pounds an minnows; catfish fair to 12 Vk
pounds an minnows.
LAKE O THE PINES: Water dear. 78
degrees, 4 Vk feet above normal level; Madt
bus good to 7 Vk pounds with several limits
on dark worms, dark jigs, lopwaters and
spinners; crappie have been slow; white bus
fair on jigs and small cranks to 3 Vk pounds
■■ the bend of the nver. catfish have been
furiy good on trotlmes; bream fishing has
been good an crickets and worm*
LAVON: Lake dosed, all boat ramps
doted; tome fishing; Mack bus fair to 4
pounds from the bank on apmnert and Rat
LTraps. crappie have been good with
several limits to 3 pounds on minnows;
catfish good to 6 pounds with several in the
3 pound range on minnows and tank bait;
white bass fur in number.
LEWISVILLE: Lake doaed. all boat
ramps do—d. no camping at puka; fishing u
allowed if you can get a boat in the water,
water named in mom places, 7 feel above
nosmaj level, tuning midweek, baas alow;
i an live but and Allison Jigs; crappie
minnows, catfish good to 8
pounds an shrimp. Rink bait, blood bait and
worms.
TEXOMA: Water mutky, 77 degrees, 7 Vk
feet above normal level; blade bass slow;
striper good to 13 pounds on live but and
lopwaters; crappie good around boat houses
on minnows; white bus good with some
schooling around dam on live bait; catfish
good to 10 poundi with many limits over
submerged grassy areas an dirimp, worms,
night crawlers, live bait, tank ban
EDINBURGH. Scotland (AP) — John
McEnroe eased hit way to a 6-3, 6-1 first-
round victory over Rots Matheson in the
Scottish grus -court championships.
Vitas Genilaius but David Felgate
Britain 6-7, 7-6, 6-4 and will meet Jimmy
Connors in the second round
ROSMALEN, Netherlands (AP) —
Michael Chang suffered his first defeat after
his French Open victory when he wu beaten
by Johan Knek 1-6, 7-6, 6-4 in the round-
robin Continental Gnu Court Cham-
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140
Versus right-handed batters
Craig McMurty, Tex.
.163
In day games
Jeff Montgomery, KC
.141
In night games
Randy Myers, NY Mets
.167
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Randy Myers, NY Mets
.150
On artificial surfaces
Craig McMurty, Tex.
.075
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Randy Myers, NY Mets
.108
In road games
Doug Jones, Clev.
.165
With runners on base
Randy Myers, NY Mets
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With bases empty
Jay Howell, LA
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With runners in scoring position
Jesse Orosco, LA
.143
TODAY’S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
By The Associated Praia
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RATTING a** St bab)—Lanafrad. Oakland.
341, Franco. Texas. .335, Puckco. Mumesou.
’33; Baines. Chicago, .330- Boggs. Boston. .330.
RUNS—McGnff Toronto, 47) Pahnoro. Teaaa.
46; Stern. Teas*. 45; Burki, Boston. 42,
Green well. Beaton. 40.
RBI—Franco, Teaaa, 56; Sierra. Texas, 53;
BJackaen. Kansas City, 44; Leonard. Seattle 44.
Green well, Boston. 42
HITS—Siena. Teaaa, S3; Puckett. Vtnnesou
82 Gallagher. Chicago, 79. Pahnoro. Texas. 78.
Boggi. Bosun. 77; Franco. Texas. 77.
DOUBLES—Puckett, Minnesota. 23; Stem.
Teaaa. 19. Boggs. Boston. M; Reed, Boston, 1*. 4
are ttod with 16
TRIPLES—DWhite, California. I. Stem.
Texas, 7; Boggs, Bosun, 6, PBradley. Baltimore,
6; Burks. Bosun. 5; Reynolds. Seattle. 5.
HOME RUNS—Tettleam. Baltimore.
MCA GRAPHICS
® Rangers
Astros
Wsntn rf
Ray 2b
DWhite cf
Joyner lb
Dwnng dh
Howell If
Schroedr c
KAndrs 3b
Schof] Id is
abhrbl
4 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
3 0 10
4 12 0
4 0 2 0
4 0 2 1
4 0 0 0
2 0 0 0
Kunkel cf
pi etc hr as
Sierra rf
Franco 2b
inevglia If
RLeach If
MStnly dh
Peuallt pf
BBcll lb
Palmeiro lb
Buechel 3b
Sundbrg c
Totals
ab r h bi
4 0 2 0
3 2 10
4 12 3
4 12 0
3 0 0 0
10 0 0
3 0 0 0
10 0 0
2 111
10 10
4 0 11
4 0 0 0
34 5 19 5
BHtchr cf
Young cf
GGroaa if
Doran 2b
GDavix lb
Puhl If
Andenn p
Caminii 3b
Ramuz as
Biggto c
5HE6
Totals
LA
abhrM
10 0 0 Gibson If
2 0 10 Rndlph 2b
4 0 0 0 Gonzalz if
4 0 10 Murray lb
4 0 0 0 Hamlin 3b
2 0 10 Dempsy c
0 0 0 0 Shelby cf
3 0 10 Andean as
3 0 10 Griffin as
3 0 10 Herthixr p
10 0 0
10 0 0
21 • 6 • ToUla
abrbbi
4 113
4 0 10
3 0 10
4 0 0 0
4 0 2 0
3 0 0 0
4 110
2 0 0 0
10 0 0
2 110
BJackaon. Kansas Cny, IS; Whitaker, Detroit. 15;
McGnff. Toronto, 14; Deer. Milwaukee. 13
STOLEN BASES—Espy. Texas. 26; DWhue,
California, 22 RHenderaon, New York. 21; Black
ton, Kansas City. 19; GuiUea. Chicago. 18
PITCHING (t decisions)—Swindell.
Cleveland, 8-1, .889, 260; Montgomery. Kanaai
City. 6-1, 857, 1 82 Stewart. Oakland. 11-2 846.
352 Ballard. Baltimore. 62, *1*. 251; TGoador,
Kansas Cuy. 8-2 *00. 254
STRIKEOUTS—Ryan. Tcxax. 115 Clemens,
Bosun. 90. Viola. Mmncaou, 88, Swindell.
Cleveland. 71; Tanana, Detroit. 70.
SAVES— Russell. Texas. 16. DJones.
Cleveland, 14; Eckertley, Oakland, 14; Fan, Kan
tat Giy. 14, Please, Milwaukee, 14; Schooler.
Seattle. 14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING 0*9 at bats)—Larkin. Cincinnati.
.363, TGwym. San Diego, .346. WClark, San
Francisco, 336; Guerrero. StLotia, .321; Grace.
Chicago, .316
RUNS—WClark. San Francisco, 47;
RThompaon, San Francisco, 46; Mitchell. San
Francisco. 44. GDavia, Houston. 42 Raines,
Montreal. 40
RBI—Mitchell, San Francisco. 62; Guerrero.
... M9 SM Ml 8
... MB 182 Ml—3
SiLouu, 47; WClaik, San Francisco, <7; EDavu,
Cincinnati, 43; ONetlL Cincinnati, 43.
. M* 8M Ml—I
.82* 818 2*x—5
DP—Loa Angeles 4. LOB Houston 4, Loa An-
3—Puhl, I* ---
Hamilton. HR— Gibson (7).
E—KAnderaon DP—California 1 LOB— Cali-
fornia 7, Texas
2B—Fletcher, Downing. HR—Siena (11). SB—
Franco 2 (8), Siena (4).
IP H R ER BB SO
California
CFinley L.7-5
6 1-3 9
3
5
2
8
M online
... 1 2-3 1
Texas
0
0
0
3
Ryan W.8-3
8 2-3 7
1
1
2
8
Russel] S,15 ....
.....1-3 0
0
0
0
0
geles 8. 2B—Pu
SB—Shelby (7).
IP H R ER BB SO
Houston
Knepper L.3-7......6 6 3 3 4 3
Andersen..........2 1 0 0 0 1
Loa An fetes
Hershiser W,8-5.....9 6 0 0 3 3
Knepper pitched to 2 betters in the 7th
Umpires -Home, Kibler. First, Quick; Second,
HITS—TGwyrai, San Diego. 90, Larkin, Cin-
cinnati. 82 WQatk. San Francisco, 79; Mitchell.
San Francisco, 72 Guerrero, SlLouts, 71.
DOUBLES—Raines, Montreal, 20, Guerrero.
Stlouu. 19; Mitchell. San Francisco, 19; WaUach,
Montreal. 19, Bonds, Pittsburgh. 16, Murray, Loa
Angeles. 16; Sabo, Cincmneri, 16 .
TRIPLES—Coleman, StLouis. 5; RThompaon,
Layne; Third, Gregg
T—2:40, A—30.430
RThompaon,
San Francisco. 5; Raines, Montreal, 5; Roberta,
San Diego, 5; TGwyrai, San Diego, 5.
HOME RUNS—Mitchell. San Francisco, 23.
HJohnaon, New York. 15; GDavia, Houston. 14;
Strawberry, New York. 14; VHayea, Duladelphia.
12
STOLEN BASKS—Coleman. StLouis. 27.
Young. Houston, 23; ONixon, Montreal, 19;
WP—CFinley.
Umpires—Home, Johnson; First, Hendry, Sec-
ond, Clark; Third, Phillips
Second Game
(Q TRANSACTIONS
nUBVUI, AJ, V/IXIAUI, muiuw, a
TGwynn. San Diego. 19, RAlomar, San Diego, 16
PITCHING (6 decisions)—OeMaruner.
Wentn rf
Hoffrrai 2b
Joyner lb
Dwnng dh
CDavia If
Parrish c
Bichette cf
DWhite ph
Howell 3b
KAndrs as
Totals
Texas
abb r bl
4 0 0 0 RLeach If
4 0 0 0 Flctdir is
4 0 11 Palmeiro lb
4 0 0 0 Sierra if
4 12 0 Franco 2h
4 0 2 1 Peuallt dh
2 0 0 0 MStnly ph
1 0 0 0 Buechel 3b
3 110 Kreutcr c
4 110 Kunkel cf
34 3 7 2 frits Is
ab r b bl
3 0 0 0
4 12 1
4 0 2 0
4 111
3 2 2 0
3 113
10 10
3 0 10
3 0 0 1
3 110
31 «U 6
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES -Signed Jeff
Jackson, center fielder, to a one-year contract and
assigned him to Martinsville cf the Appalachian
SAN DIEGO PADRES Placed Tun Flannery,
infielder, on the 15-day disabled list Recalled
Shi sen Abner, outfielder, from Las Wgas of tire
Pacific Coast League
Montreal. 61. .857, 271. Rcuschel, San Francis-
co, 11-2 846 217; Darwin, Houston, 5-1. .133,
252, Garrelts, San Francisco, 5-1, .133, 243;
Gooden, New York, 8-2 .800, 247.
STRIKEOUTS—DeLeon. StLouis. 94;
Gooden, New Yoik. 81; Smoltz, Atlanta. 79; Scott,
Houston. 77; Hershiser. Los Angeles. 74. KGross,
Montreal. 74.
SAVES—MaDavta. San Diego. 18; Franco.
Cincinnati, 17; Mi Willi amt, Chicago, 15. Buike.
Montreal. 13, JHowell. Loa Angeles, 13.
. Mt §M 821—3
.81* M3 2*x—*
E—Joyner, Sierra. DP—California 2 LOB—
California 6 Texas 5 2B Fletcher. Sierra,
CDavia, Parrish. HR-—Petralli (3). SB—QJavis
(1). S—RLeach. SF—Kreuret
IP H R ER BB SO
California
McCaskill L.7-3 .... 6 7 4 3
Fraser.............1
McClure...........1
Texas
Hough W.4-6.......7 3 0 0 1 4
Rogers............1 4 3 2 1 1
Russell S.16 1 0 0 0 0 3
Rogers pitched to 2 batters in the 9th.
Umpires—Home, Hendry, Fust, Clark, Second,
Phillips; Third, Johnson
T—2:36. A—40,159
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KANSAS CITY. M9. (AP) — The Nk
tional League movedone step closer Jo,**"
on when
pension when league president Bill While
unveiled hit three-man expansion committee
a! a meeting of major league baseball
owners.
Named to lire committee were Fred Wtl-
pon, president of the New York Melt, John
McMullen, owner of the Houston Astros,
and Doug Danforth, chairman of the board
of the Pittsburgh Pirates
At the conclusion of a join! meeting of
owners, commissioner A. Battler Giantatri ia
expected to have an announcement regard-
ing a timetable for the adding two teams to
the National League.
While and the owners declined to say
what cities might be in the running, but Buf-
falo. Denver, Washington and Tampa-Sl
Petersburg have been campaigning for
franchises.
To all customers of
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company:
Public Notice
On May 10,1989, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
filed with the Public Utility Commission of Texas several
proposed changes in its Access Service Tariff These proposals
include (a) elimination of reseller credits except in cases where
the underlying interexchange carrier pays carrier common line
(CCL) and interexchange carrier access charge (ICAC) charges
in connection with the service being resold; (b) reduction of the
ICAC charge; and (c) elimination, in measured central offices, of
flat rated Feature Group A and Feature Group B access service.
The application is tiled in Docket No. 8585, Inquiry of the
General Counsel Into the Reasonableness of the Rates and
Services of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, and
Docket No 8218, Inquiry of the General Counsel into the
WATS Prorate Credit
The public may intervene or participate in this matter but is
not required to do so. Anyone who wishes to intervene in this
proceeding or comment on the relief sought by Southwestern
Bell Telephone Company should contact the Public Utility
Commission of Texas, 7800 Shoal Creek Boulevard, Suite 400N,
Austin, Texas 78757 or call the Public Utility Commission
Information Office at (512) 458-0223 or (512) 458-0221,
teletypewriter for the deaf. The hearing on the merits in this case
has been set for August 3,1989 at 10:00 a m. at the above
address.
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