Dave Mlicki

HittingJose Valentin, Brewers: 2 HRs.Darond Stovall, Expos: grand slam.Mark McGwire, Cardinals: grand slam.PitchingCurt Schilling, Phillies: 7 innings, 0 runs, 5 hits, 13 strikeouts.Mike Remlinger, Reds: 8 innings, 1 run, 2 hits.Dave Mlicki, Dodgers: 8 innings, 1 run, 5 hits.Pub Date: 6/13/98

At Oriole Park at Camden Yards Day ....... Time ...... TV ............. Starters Tonight ... 7:05 ..... CSN .......... Dave Mlicki (3-2, 5.02) ........................................ vs. Sidney Ponson (0-3, 6.23) Tomorrow ..7:05 ..... CSN .......... Jeff Weaver (3-4, 3.72) .........................................vs. Pat Hentgen (1-3, 3.58) Thursday ...7:05 .....CSN ........... Steve Sparks (1-2, 3.77) ......................................... vs. Willis Roberts (4-2, 4.54) Radio: All games on WBAL (1090 AM)

Scouting report: Tigers vs. Orioles At Oriole Park at Camden Yards Day Time TV Starters Tonight 7: 05 HTS Dave Mlicki (14-12, 4.60 in '99) vs. Calvin Maduro (first '00 start) Tomorrow 1: 35 54, 50 Hideo Nomo (1-0, 3.86 ERA) vs. Mike Mussina (0-1, 4.69 ERA) Sunday 1: 35 54, 50 C. J. Nitkowski (0-1, 1.50 ERA) vs. Jose Mercedes (first start) Radio: All games on WBAL (1090 AM) and WTOP (1500 AM) Tigers update A season-opening win over the Oakland Athletics has been followed by two straight losses.

DETROIT-- His team playing short, playing fatigued and playing badly, Orioles manager Ray Miller followed yesterday's 4-3 loss to the woebegone Detroit Tigers by criticizing his clubhouse's "dysfunctional" makeup and suggested the same shortages that trashed the team's 1998 season torment it to this day.The 57-72 and free-falling Orioles suffered their fourth consecutive loss on what is now assured to be a losing road trip against the league's two worst...

At Tiger Stadium, DetroitDay Time TV StartersTonight 7: 05 13, 50 Doug Johns (3-2, 5.01) vs. Jeff Weaver (7-9, 5.17)Tomorrow 5: 05 54, 50 Scott Erickson (10-10, 5.31) vs. Dave Mlicki (9-10, 4.82)Sunday 1: 05 13, 50 Jason Johnson (4-7, 6.27) vs. C. J. Nitkowski (2-3, 4.67)Radio: All games on WBAL (1090 AM) and WTOP (1500 AM)Tigers updateThe Orioles make their last visit to the decrepit but historic corner of Michigan and Trumbull, a place they threatened to tear down in their previous trip this season when they outscored the Tigers, 20-11, while winning two of three.

CANTON, Ohio -- For the Bowie Baysox, happiness was seeing Ohio in their rearview mirror.The Canton-Akron Indians completed a four-game sweep of Bowie last night with a 7-1 victory in Double-A Eastern League action."

CANTON, Ohio -- After five hours, 39 minutes, 14 innings and two rain delays, Canton-Akron Indians outfielder Brian Giles sent his most loyal 42 fans home with a smile.Giles' RBI single up the middle in the bottom of the 14th inning last night gave Canton a 4-3 win over the Bowie Baysox in the opening game of the Double-A Eastern League semifinals at Thurman Munson Memorial Stadium.There were 42 (of an original 1,301) still seated when Giles sent a two-out, bases-loaded, 3-2 pitch from Dave Paveloff (5-5)

It was happening to Mike Mussina all over again. He wasn't giving up much last night, but he also wasn't getting enough support. And lurking in the shadows was another crushing defeat, the kind that flattens a potential 20-win season and makes a pitcher question his fate.The hammer fell in the seventh inning when a double by Detroit's Brad Ausmus scored Kimera Bartee with the go-ahead run. It struck even harder in the eighth when Mussina served up two homers on consecutive pitches in the Tigers' 4-3 victory over the Orioles that ended a nine-game losing streak before 41,708 at Camden Yards.

At Tiger Stadium, DetroitDay Time TV StartersTonight 7: 05 13, 50 Doug Johns (3-2, 5.01) vs. Jeff Weaver (7-9, 5.17)Tomorrow 5: 05 54, 50 Scott Erickson (10-10, 5.31) vs. Dave Mlicki (9-10, 4.82)Sunday 1: 05 13, 50 Jason Johnson (4-7, 6.27) vs. C. J. Nitkowski (2-3, 4.67)Radio: All games on WBAL (1090 AM) and WTOP (1500 AM)Tigers updateThe Orioles make their last visit to the decrepit but historic corner of Michigan and Trumbull, a place they threatened to tear down in their previous trip this season when they outscored the Tigers, 20-11, while winning two of three.

It was happening to Mike Mussina all over again. He wasn't giving up much last night, but he also wasn't getting enough support. And lurking in the shadows was another crushing defeat, the kind that flattens a potential 20-win season and makes a pitcher question his fate.The hammer fell in the seventh inning when a double by Detroit's Brad Ausmus scored Kimera Bartee with the go-ahead run. It struck even harder in the eighth when Mussina served up two homers on consecutive pitches in the Tigers' 4-3 victory over the Orioles that ended a nine-game losing streak before 41,708 at Camden Yards.

HittingJose Valentin, Brewers: 2 HRs.Darond Stovall, Expos: grand slam.Mark McGwire, Cardinals: grand slam.PitchingCurt Schilling, Phillies: 7 innings, 0 runs, 5 hits, 13 strikeouts.Mike Remlinger, Reds: 8 innings, 1 run, 2 hits.Dave Mlicki, Dodgers: 8 innings, 1 run, 5 hits.Pub Date: 6/13/98

CANTON, Ohio -- After five hours, 39 minutes, 14 innings and two rain delays, Canton-Akron Indians outfielder Brian Giles sent his most loyal 42 fans home with a smile.Giles' RBI single up the middle in the bottom of the 14th inning last night gave Canton a 4-3 win over the Bowie Baysox in the opening game of the Double-A Eastern League semifinals at Thurman Munson Memorial Stadium.There were 42 (of an original 1,301) still seated when Giles sent a two-out, bases-loaded, 3-2 pitch from Dave Paveloff (5-5)