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PITTSBURGH (AP) — seid, "Welosttwovery good Right-hander
mes (6-3 and 3-2). 50 Blylev

Cincinnati Reds were faced

today with what in the -

previous 10-year history of
major league baseball’s
championship series hae -
been an impossible task,

No team has been able to

come back and win after °

losing the first two games of
the bestof-flve serles to
determine the World Serles
rosentatives. .

ie leds lost the firat two
games at home, both in extra
innings, aud must beat the
Pirates three straight in
Pittsburgh's Three Rivers
Stadium.

Cinclnnatl manager John
McNamara is fully aware ol
the psychological disad-

vantage confronting his’ the

Western Division cham-
plons, But he's not ready to

ball
they beat us two— who is to
say we can't beat them
three?"

McNamara ointed out
hat oie key hit each game
‘and the Reds are up two

Pittshurgh manager
Chuck Tanner, although

confident, naturally goes

along with McNamara. .
“ two es could

‘have gone either way,’

Tanner sald. “I'd have been

- satisfied with a split.”

Tanner recalled that the
Reds beat the Pirates three
straight in Pittsburgh during

geason.
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Tanner, when asked

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Looks blue for |

Bert that brags it never gets too

high

ed.

S

when it

or
d ing the down when it looges.

Cincinnatl catcher John
’ Bench summed things up for

starting the season with an

LaCoas lost some of his.
effectiveness after the Aill-
Ster break. He claimed he
waa pitching the same way,
Pat that the hits ust seemed
to drop in.

cinnatl,

his team-mates whenhe
sald: “We can't afford to
make a mistake because
ey take ddvantage of it.
We've been down before.
There are three games and
we have to win them all.

“We've got to get out (in
front) early and not. look

* “After they hit the ball
there is nothing I can do

ere
about i

either ai the s where th
can get them ae.” mee.

managed
Toa man, the Pirates tried lost the fi
tw maintain the same low-

back. We hav

Tigers, .

eto play hard;
then worry about Saturday,”
The closet it baek fro n
[) “Tp come to c m
LaCoss sald, “It’s azo deflelt wae in 1972, when
Detroit

then

by Billy Martin,
iret two at Oakland
to the A's, The Tigers took

key approach to this big thenext twoat home but loat

SINGING

_ Angels see

BALTIMORE (AP) —
Baltimore Orlolea hold a
commanding leat in the
American League baneball
playoffs, while California
Angels face having to make
an unheard-of comeback
eto

rapidly deple ,

The Orioles struck for nine
runs in the first three innings
Thursday, then survived a.
nerve-rattiing California

~ rally to edge the Angels 6-6

and take a 2-0 lead in the
best-of-five series.

Don Stanhouse, the relief
ace whose halr resembles
that of Harpo Marx and
whose style on and off the
mound has earned him the
nickname, Stan the Man
Unusual, pitched into and out
ofa bases-loaded jam in the
So ec ate brink, of

yioles to.the br
qua for their fifth

orld Series in 14 years.
wel tt Sanh
, Le
whoge latelnning “habits of
putting runners on base

efore preserving 4
Baltimore victory usually
drive manager Earl Weaver
into the dugout tunnel for a
amoke.

Weaver stayed around this

time, though, as the Angels
scored twice in the ninth.
With the bases loaded
following an intentional walk
toDon Baylor, Stanhouse got
_Brlan Downing, the league's
third-leading hitter, to
ground to third baseman

inning, sca four times
after a double play, and
added four more in the
second, including three on
Eddie Murray's” 400-foot
home run to right.

A nun on a walk and two
singles in the third gave the
Orioles a B-1 lead. Flanagan,
the major league’s wib-
ningest pitcher this season,
was in the midht.of retiring
18 consecutive California
batters and the Baltimore
lead seemed insurmontable.

But the Angels scored once
in the sixth on Rod Carew's
double and Carney Lan-
sford’s single and added
another in the seventh on

tinglea by Don. Baylor and -

Downing and a sacrifice fly
by Bobby Grich.

Then in. the eighth,
California reached Flanagan
for three runs. Pinch-hitter
Mery Rettentnund walked,
firat baseman Eddie Murray
committed an error on
Carew's grounder - and
Carney Lansford singled,
scoring plnch-runner Dickie
Thon, co

Enter Stanhouse, who
gave up a run-s single
to Baylor and a sacrifice fly

-ta carve Baltlmore’s lead to
Pinch-hitter Larry Harlow

The Herald Friday, October 5, 1979, Page 7

from afar

scgred on Carew’s ground-

out. When Lansford followed, |

with a run-scoring single,
Weaver visited Stanhotse,
“When Earl walked out to
the mound, he just looked at
me funny,” said Stanhouse.
“I Iooked down at him and
said, ‘Earl, I'm throwing
strikes but the ump isn't
calling them.”
Weaver had
quirming in the
~dugout, Ford laced a single

to left, moving Lansford to

third. Baylor was then-~—-

walked Intentlonally to load
the bases for Downing, who
bounced to DeCinces for tha
game-ending out. |

“Tf you hadn't seen us all
year, you probably thought
that ending was rather
strange, but that’s the way
we've been," said Flanagan,
a winner with relief elp
from Stanhouse for the six
time this year.

Sonics show em how

CALGARY (CP)--Seattle
Supersonics, the defending
National Basketball
Association Champions,
edged the undermanned San
Diego Clippers 116-114 in an
exhibition game Thursday
before 6,092 fans, .

The Clippers, who now
have completed thelr
preseason echedule with a 2-
6 record, operated without
the services of guards Lloyd
Free, Brian Taylor and Greg
Lee, forwards Swen Nater
and Marvin Barnes and
Centre Bill Walton. =~

For Seattle, it was
business as usual with all
five of Inst year's starters

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who later moved to third
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lead at the half before _.2,390,000 inhabitants.

running up a 1¢é-polnt margin
midway ehra the third

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the winners with 90 points
while six other members of
the Supersonics hit double

figures.

Freeman Williams led the
Clippers. with 39 points and
teammate Jerome
Whitehead grabbed 18
rebounds

Seattle, now 3-3 in pre-
season play, finishes its
exhibition schedule with a
pair of games against
Portland Trail Blazers.

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