—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Aug. 25, 1993
Phils' Jackson hurls 10th
win, Cubs hold off Expos
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Danny Jackson
became the fifth Philadelphia starter to win
lb or more games this season last night,
pitching 7 2-3 strong innings to help the
Phi Wes beat the Colorado Rockies 4-2.
' The win snapped a three-game losing streak
for the Phillies, who have still maintained
a big lead over St. Louis in the NL East.
Jackson (10-9) gave up four hits, struck
out two and walked one as the Phillies
snapped Colorado's five-game winning streak
Mitch Williams got the last three outs for
his 36th save, allowing a run.
The 31-year-old Jackson joined Tommy
Greene (12-3), Terry Mulholland (11-9), Ben
Rivera (11-6) and Curt Schilling (10-6) as
Phillies with 10 or more victories. The only
other time the Phillies had five starters with
10 or more wins was in 1932.
Jackson had a one-hit shutout through
seven innings but was chased in the eighth
when the Rockies got three singles, including
an RBI hit by Jerald Clark.
Willie Blair (5-10) pitched six innings,
allowing six hits, four runs, striking out five
and walking two.
The Phillies took a 3-0 lead in the second
with the help of a throwing error by third
baseman Charlie Hayes.
Pete Incaviglia was safe on the error,
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advanced to third on Jim Eisenreich's bad
hop single and scored on an RBI single by
Kevin Stocker. Eisenreich stopped at sec
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loading the bases. Lenny Dykstra drove in
a run with a sacrifice fly and Mariano Duncan
another on a ground out.
Philadelphia made it 4-0 in the sixth on
Eisenreich's RBI grounder.
CUBS 6, EXPOS 5
MONTREAL (AP) Randy Myers saved
his 37th game to tie Bruce Sutter's club
record set in 1979 as the Chicago Cubs beat
the Montreal Expos 6-5.
Derrick May scored twice, including the
go-ahead run, as the Cubs took advantage
of a sloppy Montreal defense.
Dan Plesac (1-1), the fourth Chicago pitcher,
tossed one inning for the victory. Jose
Bautista pitched a scoreless eighth and Myers
worked the ninth.
Chicago scored twice in the fifth against
starter Ken Hill (7-5) to take a 6-5 lead. The
Cubs snapped a three-game losing streak
and stopped Montreal's three-game win
ning streak.
Mark Grace doubled, went to third on Hill's
second wild pitch of the game and, after May
walked, scored on a sacrifice fly by Rick
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Hill allowed six hits in five innings and
has not won since July 22. The right-hander
is 1-5, with six no-decisions since May 26.
Trailing 4-1 in the third, Chicago scored
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Cordero.
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doubling off starter Frank Castillo to open
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Grissom.
Castillo, winless in five starts in August,
allowed eight hits in just four innings.
Dwight Smith hit his 11th homer in the
Cubs first inning.
METS 5, REDS 4
NEW YORK (AP) Jeff McKnight hit a
pinch triple in the ninth inning and scored
the winning run when Cincinnati Reds
reliever Kevin Wickander threw a wild pitch
to give the New York Mets a 5-4 victory.
The Mets snapped a four-game losing
streak despite squandering a two-run lead
in the top of the ninth> The Reds have lost
11 of their last 14 games.
Reliever Mike Maddux (2-6) was the
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Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Danny Jackson throws against the Colorado Rockies at
Veterans' Stadium last night. Jackson gave up four hits and one run.
winner. Jerry Spradlin (2-1) who started the The Reds tied it 4-all with two runs in the
ninth inning, allowed the triple to McKnight ninth inning. Reggie Sanders opened with
and then was relieved by Wickander. a walk and pinch-hitter Tom Howard was
Mets starter Frank Tanana allowed two safe on shortstop Kevin Baez's throwing
runs on three hits while striking out five error.
and walking two in seven innings. Reds Two outs later, with pinch-hitter Joe Oliver
Rookie Larry Luebbers gave up four runs batting, Sanders and Howard stole third and
and four hits in six innings. second.
Bobby Bonilla hit a two-run homer for the
Mets, his 28th.
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Bonilla's homer came in the first inning
on a 3-1 pitch as New York took a 3-0 lead.
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