Section B·Page 16 The University Daily Kansan Monday, August 21, 2000 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 12. Seattle 4 CLEVELAND—Kenny Lofton homered twice and drove in a career-high six runs on Sunday, helping Cleveland hand Seattle its eighth straight loss. The Mariners have allowed at least nine runs in the last seven losses — tying a 99-year-old major league record set by the New York Giants, Sept. 3, 1601. Oakland 5,Detroit 4 DETROIT—A wild pitch by Nelson Cruz scored the tie-breaking run in the 11th inning, helping Oakland snap Detroit's sx-game winning streak. The win ended a seven-game road losing streak for the A's and moved them within two games of first-place Seattle in the AL West. Oakland began the day in a virtual tie with Boston for the AL wild-card lead. Anaheim 5. New York 4 NEW YORK— Kevin Stockler blooped a tiebreak single and Anaheim, shut out on two hits for six innings by David Cone, broke against New York's bullpen. Tim Salmon hit a two-run homer and Adam Kennedy and Stocker had RBI singles as the Angels scored four times in the seventh. Tamna Ray 12. Chicago 11 CHICAGO—Jason Tyner's RBI double in the ninth inning capped Tampa Bay's rally from a four-run deficit and gave the DevilRays a wild win. The Devil Rays, who led 6-2 before battling back from a 10-6 hole, tied the game at 11 when Bobby Smith led off the ninth inning against Keith Foulke with his fourth homer. Toronto 6, Minnesota 3 TORONTO—The Bearded Wonder is at it again. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL veins (18-5) equaled his career high in wins, previously done in 1998 with the New York Yankees. The 18 wins are the most by a Blue Jays left-hander. David Wells became the majors' first 18game winner as Toronto defeated Minnesota. NATIONAL LEAGUE San Diego 4, Montreal 3 11 innings SAN DIEGO— Desi Relfalow singled home the winning run with two outs in the 11th inning, giving San Diego a victory against Montreal. Relfalow's single off Julio Santana scored Ruben Rivera from second base. Pittsburgh 7. Cincinnati 3 CINCINNATI—Brian Giles drove in four runs with a pair of doubles and a homer, helping Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati. Giles' two-run double in the fifth off Elmer Dessens put the Pirates ahead to stay. The outfielder is on a 14 for 28 spurt that includes 10 extra-base hits. Philadelphia 6. Saint Louis 0 ST. LOUIS — Kent Bottenfield, pitching against his former team for the first time, threw a five-hitter for his first career shutout, leading Philadelphia to a victory against St. Louis. Bottenfield, traded to Anaheim in a deal for St. Louis' Jim Edmonds in spring training, struck out one and walked four. The Phillies snapped their season-worst six game losing streak. HOUSTON—Henry Blanco doubled in the go-ahead run in the ninth inning, helping Milwaukee snap Houston's six-game winning streak. Milwaukee 6. Houston 5 Blanco doubled to right-center off Jose Cabrera to score Rafael Belliard, who singled. DENVER-- Todd Helton homered, drove in three runs and raised his batting average to .389, helping deliver Colorado a win against Florida. Curtis Leskanic pitched two hitless innings for the win. Denver 13. Florida 4 Hetton, who was two for four on his 27th birthday, is 25 to 42 with four homers and 17 RBIs in the last 12 games. He also hit his 48th double this season, tying the club record set by Dante Bichette in 1998. Atlanta 8 San Francisco 5 Atlanta Hawks SAN FRANCISCO — Chipper Jones hit two home runs and Tom Glavine won his league-leading 16th game, helping Atlanta beat San Francisco and snapping the Giants' six-game winning streak. With the Giants leading 4-3, Jones led off the fifth inning with his 27th home run to tie the game. Jones went four for four. Andres Galarraga reached on shortstop Rich Aurilia's throwing error, then scored on Brian Jordan's double off Kirk Rueter to put the Braves ahead. Arizona 5. Chicago 4 PHOENIX—The Arizona Diamondbacks overcame Sammy Sosa's 42nd home run of the season and fourth in three games, rallying from a four-run deficit to win their seventh straight. LOS ANGELES— Edgardo Alfonzo, Lenny Harris and Bubba Trammmel home- red and New York turned two Los Angeles errors into three eighth-inning runs. New York 9. Los Angeles 6 The Mets, who remained 1 1/2 games behind first-place Atlanta in the NL East, won their eighth straight series. Dodgers catcher Todd Hundley homered twice for his 12th career multi-homer game and second this season. Orioles finally get to Royals BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Orioles struggled for a third straight game against a Kansas City starting pitcher, scoring only one run in seven innings against Jeff Suppan. The Associated Press Then the bullpen door opened, and the Orioles' dormant offense suddenly came to life. Jeff Conine, a former Royal, doubled in the tie-breaking run in the eighth inning, supporting a fine pitching performance by Sidney Ponson and helping Baltimore end the Royals' four-game winning streak with a 2-1 victory yesterday. The Orioles had scored only two runs in 25 innings against Kansas City starters when Suppan left the game after the seventh. Royals manager Tony Muser turned the game over to Kris Wilson, who hadn't allowed a run in six relief outings since being called up from Double-A Wichita on July 28. The Orioles had Four batters later, the streak was over. The Associated Press Melvin Mora, who scored both Baltimore runs, led off the eighth with a walk. After a sacrifice bunt by Delino DeShields and an intentional walk to Albert Belle, Conine hit a drive to center that bounced over the wall. "When they're intentionally walking the guy in front of you, you want to come up big. I got a good piece of wood on it." Conine said. In his last appearance against the Orioles, Wilson (0-1) allowed three hits in 5 2/3 innings. On this occasion, the leadoff walk to Mora put the reliever in an immediate hole. "That's the last thing I want to do, especially coming in the bottom of the eighth on the road in a 1-1 game," Wilson said. "But it's almost automatically a guy in scoring position if you walk him." Muser lauded Suppan's effort, but said the right-hander had nothing left after his 107-pitch stint. "At that point, we felt he'd expended himself and given everything he had," Muser said. Ponson (7-8), who missed his last turn in the rotation because of tendinitis in his right shoulder, yielded six hits and two walks in eight innings, earning his second win in seven starts. "He was absolutely golden," said Orignes manager Mike Hargrove. Orioles' rookie Ryan Kohlmeier worked a perfect ninth for his fourth save in four chances, capping the team's second win in nine games against Kansas City this season. Jermaine Dye put the Royals up 1-0 in the fourth with his 30th homer and second in two games. It was the 24th home run allowed by Ponson in 25 starts. BOX SCORES "The home run was a changeup in the zone. I hung it and he got to it," Ponson said. AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota 201 000 000---- 3 9 2 Toronto 0 8 9 10 3 Milton, Carrasco (7), B. Wells (8) and Ardion; D.Wells and C.J. Wellen (10); H.R.-Horton, Greene (3). Kansas City 000 100 000— 1 6 0 Baltimore 000 001 01x-29 1 142 120 01x—12 15 1 Sele, Tomko (3), Pianagua (6), Wood (7), Sele, Tomko (3), Pianagua (6), Wood (7), Wickman (4) and S.Alomar, W—Buria 11-5, L—Sele 13-8, HRs—Cleveland, Lotton 2(1). Anahelm Suppain, Wilson (8) and Ortiz; Ponson, Kohlmeier (9) and Myers, Fordyce (9); W-Ponson 7-L, L-Wilson 0-1, Sv-Kohlmeier (4), HR—Kansas City, Dye (30). Seattle 000 002 002—4 11 2 Cleveland Annam Anaheim 00 New York 410 Oakland 5 6 1 100 New York 010 4 1 Wise, Petkovskie (7), Holtz (7), Levine (8), Hasegawa (6), Kusano (7), Miyashita (10), Chatee (7), Gooden (7), Rivera (9) and Turner. W—Wise 21. L—Nelson 7. Sv—Hasegawa (5). Hassey—Anhaein, Salmon (28). Oakland (7) , Nitkowski (9), Jones (9), N.Cruz (11) and Cardus, Aomasu (8), W—Irsingham 64-4, L—N Cruz 4-1, Sv—Tam (3), HR—Detroit, Palmer (24). Chicago 205 210 010—11 15 1 205 210 010—11 15 1 Tampa Bay 060 004 002— 12 15 0 Chicago 002 200 000— 5 14 2 Detroit 010 000 030— 4 10 1 Cincinnati Appier, Meir (18), Irismasthuen (9), Magnante (11), Tam (11) and Hemeraz; Blair, Anderson Eland, Iidle (3), PaWilson (5), Yan (8), RMHmereade (9) and Diflice; Bideh, Buehrle( Barcelo (6), Wunsch (7) Howry (8), Fouille( M and MLojsonen, W-Yan-8 G, L-foulie 3, Sw-RMHemarede (23), HRS--Tampa Bay, BoSmith (4), Chicago (5), Perry (11). NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 101 030 011— 7 8 0 Cincinnati 200 000 000— 3 9 0 Silva, Wallace (6), Wilkins (7), Sauberback (7) Wilton (9) and Kendall; Dessert (5), Wöthman (6), Wolstenholme (1). Dessens 5-4. HR—Pittsburgh, Giles (29). Philadelphia 220 020 000-- 6 10 0 Louis 220 020 000---- 6 10 6 St. Louis St. Louis 000---- 0 0 5 3 Bottenfield and Lieberbach, Reames, Al Besses (6), Timlin (17), Stechschulte (9) and Hernandez. W—Bottenfield 1-1. L—Reames 0- Florida 003 000 001-4 4 8 1 Colorado 003 000 13 14 14 J$anchez, Aybar (4), Bones (7) and Redmond; Astacio and Petrick, W—Astacia 10-8, L—J$anchez 8-9, Hrs—Colorado, Helton (31), Pettick (2). Milwaukee Ridgon, Acevedo (7), Leskanic (8) and Blanco; Lima, Green (6), Mvaldas (8), Franklin (J), JoeCabrera (9) and Hukley (9). Joseph (J), JoeCabrera (9) and Hukley (9). Hrs. Houston, Bagwell (38), Hidalgo (31). Atlanta 201 030 110—8 15 1 San Francisco 001 021 011---- 6 14 0 Houston 010 100 300---- 5 7 1 San Francisco 103 000 001—5 4 1 Glavine, Remlinger (8), Rocker (9) and Jloez; Rueter, Nathan (5), Fultz (9) and Mirabelli W - Glavine 16.6 L - Ruster 86.6 Clones 2 (17) J - San Francisco 2 (18) B. 1(28). Chicago Margo 004 000 000— 4 4 0 Arizona 101 101 5 10 0 Garibay, Rain (6), Farnsworth (7), Worrell (8) and Garidi; RDJohson and D Miller. W—RDJohson 16-4, L—Rain 3-3, HR—Chicago, SSosa (42). BJones, Cook (5), Wendell (6), Bloomberg, Hunt, Fort, Osuna (6), Dalton (7), Adam (9), and Houndley (W, Wendell 6-4, Adams 14, Adams 33) HRs: Adams (4), Afonso (4), Traimson (2), Los Angeles, Hundley 2 (21). Montreal 011 000 200—4 10 1 Cleveland New York 220 002 030— 9 10 1 Los Angeles 021 110 100— 6 11 1 2000- 4 10 San Diego 014 000 0x- 5 7 1 Diego Lira, MJ_Mishonton (4), Forster (7) and Schneider, Barrett (B), Witaskic, Almanzar (7), Wkaker (7), Hoffmann (8) and WGonzalez, W—(10), Wideman (8), Swift-Homman (8), Mont-Rachel, Viro (20). 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