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s0074is--s --> Level= s, Selector= /is--s/ r s sp-bbrup 1stadd 3-27 0614 --> Version= '1stadd', Reference= '', Date= '' UPI0074 4 S 614 sp-bbrup Č Phillies 1, Blue Jays 0= At Clearwater, Florida, Tommy Greene pitched five shutout innings and scored the game's only run for Philadelphia. Greene allowed just two hits, walked one and struck out five. He also Greene singled in the third, advanced to second on a wild pitch and scored on a single by Lenny Dykstra. Toronto starter Jack Morris allowed one run in six innings. ČIndians 4, Pirates 3= At Bradenton, Florida, Jeff Treadway hit a two-run homer and Thomas Howard and Junior Ortiz each had two hits and an RBI to lead Cleveland. Cleveland starter Chad Ogea was the winner, allowing two runs over five innings. Jeff Mutis went the final four innings for the save. Pirates starter Steve Cooke took the loss, allowing three runs in five innings. ČDodgers 6, Mets (ss) 3= At Port St. Lucie, Florida, Mike Piazza hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning to break open a close game and lift Los Angeles. Piazza's third homer of the spring came off loser Mickey Weston, who allowed four runs and five hits in one inning. Lee Guetterman got the win with one inning of hitless relief. Dodger starter Tom Candiotti permitted two runs and six hits over six innings. Met starter Mike Maddux allowed one hit in four innings, striking out two. Tim Wallach had two RBI for Los Angeles. Joe Orsulak, Eddie Murray and Eric Bullock drove in runs for the Mets. ČMets (ss) 4, Athletics 0= At New Orleans, Louisiana, Bret Saberhagen allowed just one hit over six innings and Jeff Kent and Jeromy Burnitz homered to lead a split squad of Mets. Saberhagen struck out five, permitting only a single by Rickey Henderson. Oakland starter Joe Slusarski allowed five hits and three runs over four innings.= ČRockies 6, Mariners 1= At Tucson, Arizona, Alex Cole had three hits, scored two runs and drove in another to lift Colorado. Reliever Willie Blair picked up his third win of the spring with two innings of one-hit relief. Starter David Nied went five innings, allowing one run and five hits while striking out four and walking four. Randy Johnson took the loss, dropping to 0-3. He allowed two runs and six hits over six innings, walking two and striking out five. Ken Griffey Jr. had three hits for the Mariners. ČBrewers 5, Padres 1= At Yuma, Arizona, Bill Wegman and four relievers combined on a seven- hitter, and Greg Vaughn homered to lead Milwaukee. Wegman went five innings, allowing all seven hits, for his fourth spring win. Alex Diaz had three hits, two stolen bases and an RBI for the Brewers. Reliever Vicente Palacios took the loss, allowing two runs in three innings. ČBraves 5, Yankees 3= At West Palm Beach, Florida, pinch-hitter Francisco Cabrera hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning to lift Atlanta. The Yankees had taken a 3-2 lead in the top of the inning on Mike Humphreys' bases- clearing triple. Dave Justice hit a solo homer in the fourth for Atlanta. John Smoltz started for the Braves and pitched a one-hitter over seven shutout innings with seven strikeouts. ČRoyals 5, Astros 2= At Baseball City, Florida, Felix Jose had two hits and two RBI to propel Kansas City. David Cone started for the Royals and got the win, allowing two runs over six innings. ČAngels 8, Athletics (ss) 3= At Tempe, Arizona, Chuck Finley pitched a three-hitter over six shutout innings to lead California. Finley picked up the win for the Angels as he walked one and struck out five. Luis Polonia and John Orton each had two hits for California, and J.T. Snow drove in two runs. Oakland scored all three of its runs in the seventh inning on solo homers by Dave Henderson, Troy Neel and Scott Lydy. krjb-skcd ccccqqe Čupi 03-28-93 00:27 aes= 281929 MET mar 93