Bane: tAuanagas was just too strong i in the cosy going tis
‘season..On ‘Monday. night; he was.too good. a
“The last four times Tre’ pitched, I° ve felt 109. strong,” .

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‘Whereas Council has’. proclaimed the
week of May 24th to30th as“‘Pitch-In ‘82”:
litter ‘collection ‘week, please be advised
that the District of Terrace Is sporisoring -
a contest for all interested organizations, a
clubs, and: schoo! groups, to be held on.’
Saturday, May’29th. The organization.or —
' group. collecting jhe greatest atmiount of
‘litter from - municipal ' right-of- -ways,
‘parks, etc., will be. awarded a prize in ithe
-amount of. $200. 7 “

Groups wishing to participate must
" register at the Municipal Office, 3215" Eby
Street, no later. than: Friday,. May 14th.”

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Twins o2) California: piers sipret.

Brewers 8-2:

_ Rich Dauer arid Gary Roenieke backed Flanagan’ 8 pit-_
~ ching with home runs: Daver hit a two-ruri homer off rookie
_ Mike Moore in ‘the first inning, and singled a run across; ins

‘the fifth, while Roenicke connected | for a three-run homer
off Larry- Andersen in the’ elghth,

Despite the three Seattle hits.and one “walk, Flanagiin’ | -
~ pitched.ta the minimum ‘number of batters: He picked one".
- ‘rupner off first, another was: thrown git trying to. stretch a:
it single into & double: and two were Prased 0 on double plays,

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* Rea Sox 6: ‘Twins, 2.

“ ‘Ewo-run’ homers. ty “Dave Stapleton’ ‘and. Rick: ‘Miller -
powered red-hot Boston to its. fourth. consecutive triumph:
and 12th in the last,13 games, while Chuck Ralney and Bob |:
Stanley: ‘combined ¢ on a five: hitter, ‘Stapleton’ s-inside-the- -.

/, park’ homer capped a four-run first inning: after’ Carl
’ Yastrzemski’ s two-run double erased a 2-0 Minnesdia lead...
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Philadelphia rookie Bob Dernier: i is getting smarter’ with
every game, «. .

: the first Inning, then doubled home the go-ahead run in. the:
‘fourth as Philadelphia Phillies ‘defeated San Fraricigco

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‘Dernier-stole his sixth and seventh: bases of the: season in, ’

: preserved Monge’ s first. NL victory.

. Dodgers 6-3 in: 12 Innings, Montreal_Expos heat San, pe
- Padres 8-2, Atlanta, Braves downed Pittsburgh Pirates
7 and St.. Louis Cardinals. defeated 4 Chieagp Cubs 9-4,

fe ims streak at Dodger: Stadium. Brooks’s liné* single .
: scored George Foster, and Joel: ‘Youngblood to snap.a_ 33 tle: 7

. Ed Lynch, 1-1, thefifth Mets. ‘pitcher, picked up the win in with

“Guilickson hurled his first complete game of the season for

' Montreal, Gullickson struck out 10 afid scattered sever hits.
Speier’ B- third-inning homer, his second this season, :

_ eighth inning. Al Oliver also drove i ina pair of runs wih two a

- Braves 10 Pirates 4

“his first vietory' of the Season: Claudell Washington backed
“‘Niekro with’a three-run homer, and Glenn: Hubbard’ also. .
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last: week," Seaver’ said. “I'm still making too many.
' ‘mistakes. tm getting behind on too many hitters “and stuff. _

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kat to ie hits aid. one. run: until: Finch hited det .
Burroughs opened ‘the eighth with an: infield hit, Riekéy’
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Larry ‘Hisle. ‘Dat Quisenberry. relieved at that -poing’and *
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~ ‘The victory. was Philadelphia’s second straight, ‘marking - :
the first time the Phillies had won games ‘consecutively. ‘ae
season. Dernier's second stolen base came on the front, end »
of adouble steal with Pete Rose, and he and Rose seared, the” ..t
frit twa: ‘runs of the game on Gary Matthews's aingle,,.

“He likes to run,” Rose said of Deraier. “When he ‘learna ;
more about the pitchers, he'll bestealing a lot more hages, on
. The winner was Sia’ Monge, who worked. flye ingings,

giving up three hits in relief of Dick Ruthven. Ed Farmer.

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Mets 6 Dbdwers 3 © Soe em
Hubie Brooks drove in -two runs witha bases: leaded
‘single in the 12th inning as. New York ‘ended a, Blx-game

Another run seored'‘on Roni ‘Gardenhire’s fielder's choice.

two scoreless. innings of relief. ;
Expos § Padres 2- - “ih
Gary Carter and Chris Speier eathied hoinered, and i .

“snapped a 1-1.ti8; and Carter had o two-run. shot. in. the

singles, -
Atlanta continued. its string” ‘of road  visiosia; oieaingi its _
ninth’ straight without a loss, and Phil Niekro, 43, picked up

‘Cards 9 Cubs 4°
Darrell Porter's two-run homer sparked a five-run rally
in the St. Louis seventh Inning. Keith Hernandez and: Dane,
lorg had RBI singles in- the inning, and another run ‘stored
-op Cubs cateher Jody. Davis's throwing error. Doug” Bair,
who relieved Bob Forsch to start the seventh, eared his
Second victory for St. Louis.” toe

CINCINNATI (APY — Tom Seaver's poorest start in 16°
years has some people concerned. The Cincinnati, Reds |
* pitcher, with three Cy Young Awards and 12 all-star games
_ part of his’ past, is not among them. so

“Tdon't call it riecessarily a negative start,” the. ‘right.
‘hander said Monday, “I honestly feel I’m progressing,”’ -.

Seaver, 37; hauls an 0-3 record into his start tonight
against Houston. He lost just two games all last year and

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career ERA_ of 2.60, which ranks third behind Walter.
_Johnion | and Grover eveland: ‘Alexander among pitchers.
- with at-least 3,000 innings.

Seaver-suffered a strained muscle in his tefl thigh durir
_ Spring training, As soon as that healéd, he caught a “eles,
“his temperature rose to 103 degrees, anid he lost eight: to wo
. pounds.: =. --

“The health {factor hasn't helped, but I fat hetter. in the.’

‘like that."

 In1s2 3 innings ihis sedson, ‘Seayer has altowed BY) hits ~ — oh,

- four of them home runs. He was walked nine and struck ¢ out |

: Seaver. said. velocity is, the “least important factor. bo: ja -
being a suécessfill pitcher, But! ‘he'said his speed this. year is
the same aa last. -year,- -when he ‘had a winning percentage a q

875, the best of any. pitetier” in the ‘National League in. a] a
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