Page 4, The Herald, Thursday, August 4,198

“Stats, and Standings

heftl, New ‘York, 114. . saves: ‘Lesmith,- “Chicago, '4i

- Ryan, 10-5, struck ‘out‘10,

Saver: - Quisenberry, Kansas Bedrosian, Atlanta, 15; Rear-
~ City, 27; Stanley, -Boston, 20; don, Montreal, 15: Minton, Sen including Terry Kennedy in -
~ Caudtll, : . Pranclaca, MW :

Seatile, 1%,

the fourth “inning for the

AMERICAN, LEAQUE | NATIONAL: LEAGUE 3,600th of his careér, in

Chicago .4 St, Louwls' 0

ag - Bait Olviston ‘East Divition completing his third game
Ty, WoL Pet. GB. WoL Pct. OBL i
. Battimoré 60.42 (30 — Pirisbuegh ae of the season. He raised his
Detroit 41°43 «587 Philadelphia - 52 350.510 a career-strikeout total to
Toronto.” 60 44 «S77 1 St. Louis: - 5 on .
Milwoukes ——58 45 543 2% . Montreal . 2, 2 ~400 ; a 3,606, . ° and ~ trails
7 York. 56 46.549 4 ego at ys = te 1.3, ;
“ Boston, |. sa Si" ata v8 Rew Yore tail 65.387 15%, Philadelphia’s Steve
AW 17% _. West Division oo, :
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» Chicago 55°49 (529 — San .Disgo $2 54 491130, ;
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[Kansas City “48°52. dno 5, Cincinnati 47 40 439 18%
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" Los. Angeles 7 Cincinnati ‘4’

Wednesday Rasuits
:_ Toronto 6 New York -2

” Today's Games
Calitarnia 7 MAinnenote . 5 ‘Montreal at New ‘York
- 1 Galtimors & Cleveland 2 Houston at San Olego: : WoL Pct. GBL
- Kansas City @ Milwaukee § Philadelphia at Pittsburgh N .. Portland | a4 18 ST) —~
' Detrolt @ Chicago J Chicago at St. Lovis N+. Salt, Lake “2221-512 M4
a Ha aiaiy Yeah 0 Innings ~ = Gincinnati. at Los Angeles N - Egmonton-y 20 2 ars 4.
Oaktan enitle ancouver "
mo k _ Atlanta at San Franciico W _ Tacoma 7 6 WS.
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*, New ‘York iy Toronto N os ee vo. . Vegasy 12:0 524 Ie
< Baltimore: at Cleveland, 6 ~~ \ Albuquerque 22 21 .512 2
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, Portland 9 Tucton 4
Hewall 3 Albuquerque 2 _
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Salt Lake at Vancoyver
* Phosnly + at Tacoma
Portland at Tucson
Hawali at Ailbquerque |
‘Edmonion at Las’ Vegas |

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his career.” ws :

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“dropped - ‘his’. “fourth "con:
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Houston’s only run in’ the

fifst on Dickie Thon’s: eun-

2 Yack ‘Morrié is doing ‘his -
- best to keep Detroit, Tigers

‘scoring triple.”
~“Mets:2-Expos 1:

In New York, Mookie
"Wilson raced. all: ihe way
‘ home. from second base on
George ‘Foster's flelder’s
choice grounder in the. ninth
to: lead . the: Meis over
Montréal: -

Jesse Orosco, 8-5, ‘galiéa
"his: third’ win’ along with a-
Save in his’ last four ape
Ppearances,

Wilson singled off: Expos.
-relief hurler Jeff. ‘Reardon,
.5-5, to-open: the ninth and |
was sacrificed to second by.

: Fore a change, Nolan Ryan

wn ot a - didn! trely on’his-fastball to °
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" MeRar, Kansas City, 33; Par 203’. Hondrick,- St Louls, . 24; * Diego Padres. “Thia as as -
-cish, Ostrolt. 31, : bos ” Knight, Houston, 267. Oliver, 7

wo Teipiea: Griffin, Tarontey ay | Montreal, 26.7 Ns ‘godd‘a game‘as I've thrown _
Wintieid; New ‘fork, 8 - Her: Triples: Moreno, ° Houston, i in quite a while,” ;

"ndons Detrolt, 7. Tee Butler, Atlante, 113i. Dawson,

. Homa runs: " Cooper,” Mi Montreal, Lf Ralnee, Montreal, - Only. Tim :Flannery's
: Kae,..28; Kittie, Chicago F ' : . r
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~ Stolen “pases: | Henderson, - Stalen --bases: a ' - ague, it was ‘Ne
Oakland, 6? . Rew, chlengol’ frau dts wien, “New York, 57 League, ‘ lew York.
Si: Cruz, Chicago, 45, Lemaster, San Francisco, 34. . Mets 2, Montreal -Expos. 1:

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Pitching . {% decisions): fo- cane, Atlante, 6-4, 089, 1.06; -
1ema, Oetrol Ot 089, 3.18) Montetisces san auitae. 4 ; Cardinals 0; Ailanta Braves

_ Jackson, ‘Tororito, 8-1, 88%, 4.35; .800, 3.67; Perez, ante, a,

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3.40; MeGr or, Ba more, WW” Pittsburgh, 11-5, 02, vy, i
ria Tee Seema * (strikeout: 'Cariton,  ehiia- Philadelphia Phillies 2 and
delphia, 175; aio, Cincinnati, 8° 2 ers |

. Strikeouts: | Morris, . Detroit, 163s MeWilliems, Pittsburgh, ‘Lo Ang les. Dodge 7,

142; Stieb, Toronto, 125) Rtgs 142. Cificinnati Reds-3.

Huble Brooks, After Keith.

Hernandez” was walked”
intentionally, Foster forced -
Hernandez at second,..but
beat ‘the - double. play at-.
tempt while Wilson... raced

home with the decisive run.:

Cubs'4 Cardinals 0-

_ In St. Louis; Chuck ©
Rainey and: three other
Chicago pitchers combined
for. a shutout, and ‘Thad .
Bosley and Jay Johnstone
homered to-pace the: Cubs.
over the Cardinals, _ ;

‘Rainey, 11-8, gave up 10 of
the Cardinals’ ‘12 hits, but

was aided by threé ‘dotble:

plays before being lifted in
‘the sixth, Craig Lefferts,
...Mike Proly and Bill Camp: .
-bell finlshed up for Chicago.
Braves'6 Giants 4°
In San Francisco, Rafael
eighth-inning
‘single snapped a’ tie’ Bind .
Jerry Royster’ followed with -
a solo home run to raise -

Atlanta over the Giants.

’ ‘Fhe Giants, overcoming a
4-0 deficit, moved into a tie

with two runs in the bottom

De the, seventh “But: the .

‘Braves struck quickly’ in the.
eighth. off. reliever Jim’:
Pirates. 7. Phillies.

coe :
Wynne laced a pair of extra:

ere

oo ; Bae, hits: and: seared wice

atop the American: League -
East, so it’a mot Hard ‘to .
understand why he’s not too

interested in a: painstaking
analysis of Chicago White

Sox, leaders in the’ ‘West,

He just wants to” beat.
. them. a

The “ejear-old “Flat:

- hander aecomplished - that -
““taueh ~

Wednesday -night,.-'
scattering six hits atid going
the diatance for ‘the 10th -
time - this” season “in. the.

Tigers’ 6-3 baseball victory
‘over Chicago. -The ‘vietory -

Sn the first ts tio innings end

- the’ Pirates: - went’. “on, to. #
“defeat ‘Philadelphia. on, a-
” "Bafr, 3-3, with: Ramirez's con ned
~ hit the key. blow. Jo

thrpe-srun first, and. ‘Bin

¢ Tony’ "Dona had a ‘tworrun jeun’
double: during the ‘Pirates’.

6 “Madlogk also, drove. In two
runs ‘as the Pirates won for.

the’ 22nd ‘time’ in: #9. games

y’ ‘since the all-star: break...

WO +. Dodgers. 7.Reds 4°
; a In: Los : Angeles, “Mike .
- Marshall hit two home runs,
singled - ‘and drove’ in three’ -
URS to lead: the pie

Yankees:

inges, one-hits Padres

ap
“over Cincinnati. ek!

- Marahall, -extendltig” his :
“hitting streak ‘to.13“games,
yt his 10th “homer. of ‘the
--seagon to highlight’a five.’
run’ first: inning’ against -
loser Rich Gale,’ 3-5,: Mar.
"shall hit’ his nth: to lead off

the fifth.

“Marinern 62:-- — ;

* Morris's singleminded- Jesse Barfield slammed a.
ness! extends to ‘his fast- two-run homer: and threw
climbing strikeoiit total, at out arunner at the plate and |
142 the best, in the American Jim--Clancy hurled _nine-
League... “That total “is hitter for his: fourth con-
“already higher than his 1882. secutive: win. . and. ‘fifth

; Season mark, :though he’s
pitched - only ‘about . two-
— thirds as many innings.

‘His: job was hard Wed -

cnesday Night; - with ..the
mercury at.31 degrees and ©

‘the” humidity at stifling. .
‘Morris: ‘said he sweated: his

- Way: throvigh five shirts.
-His.success came ‘at ‘the

expense of «White Sox

“starter Jerry’ Koosman, 8-3,

kept the Tigers tied for first - “who was pounded for five

game ahead’ of Toronto.

In other games, Toronto’
Blue. Jays downed New °

York Yankees) -".6-2,'
California Angels outscored
Minnesota “Twins = -7-5,

Baltimore, Orioles pounded
Cleveland ‘Indians *. #5,
Kansas City Royals" beat -

Milwaukee. Brewers - $5, _

Boston: Red Sox. edged -
Texas Rangers b-4 in -10

‘innings and Oakland A's

overpowered Seattle.

Stars edge Trappers i in PCL contest. 4

“A pair. of solo’ hy mers. by
“Revin® “McReynolds -”

League baseball game.

“In other PCL “action
Wednesday, - Tacoma ‘beat
Phoenix — 8-2, :
Hawaii edged ‘Albuquerque

Lake split doubleheader,

with the Canadians taking
_ the opener 5-4 and the Gulls

Kuhn's a

BOSTON (AP) — After
14% frequently stormy

years as commissioner: ‘of
* baseball,
figures he can write “quite
. Job |
description” for his yelsto- .
. -withdrawa} was not a ploy
to buy: time for a potential

Bowie
interesting

be-named Buecessor.

“He better be’ tough;’ " be

said..""He better be fearless,
“He better have’a very

thick skin. He: heeds to be -
but |
: something of.a‘diplomat.”:.

only totigh,

not. -

Kuhn chose. the path of

: diplomacy over. a - tough,
‘fearless stand - “against his
enemies Wednesday by -

telling club owners at their

"summer meeting that he
_- wouldn't be'a candidate to
~ succeed himself ‘when his
. second, seven-year term -

* expires Aug. 12.

“Kuhn agreéd to stay -on
until Dec, a1, OF a8 600N as a

- “Tony Peters
his half-brother’ Charlie.
Bray, a former Canadian

Football League all-star,

“have been arrested ‘and
charged with taking part in.

a tocaine-selling operation
that had its roots i in Canada.

Peters was . Brrested,

Toronto. ’ Argonaut, was
arrested by Royal Canadian

_ Mounted Police: - bey

_ . Four dther inen, including |
Bray's brother, ; ;
also have been arrested.

Douglas,
Two others named. in a’

“complaint filed in. federal

hitting

. and.”
‘Larry Harlow thade . the

difference for Las Vegas as”
the Stars downed Edmonton.
43 in a Pacific Coast ,

»: Portland -
‘-dumped. Tucson #4, and’

Kuhn.

; forcement
and the RCMP.
‘Wednesday ai the National ©”.

Football, League team’s
“training camp in Carlisle;
'Pa., while Bray, a former

‘‘place with Baltimore, - a: : runs in an. inning and a”

.. third.. Detroit's Larry
. Herndon, whd had a-run-
"scoring double In the first,
aypplied the coup de grace
‘inthe second with. a two-run
«homer. . - .
' Toronto 6 New York 2
‘George Bell, who was
1182 ‘since: being
recalled from the. minors,
had:two doubles, a triple

and a single off Ron Guidry, .

“who gave up a career-high

_ 14hits as Toronto completed:

“ ‘8 three-game frre of the

, Winning the: nighteas a2.

“MeReynolds’ ‘home "run

led off the fourth inning and’-

forged. a 2-2 tie. in Las
Vegas, Harlow homered in

the ‘fifth to put the Stars

ahead for good. .

Steve Fireovid went the’
first seven innings to Bick
up the ‘victory.

homer for Edmonton. Steve .

Finch took the loss.
. &2.. Vancouver and ‘Salt -

In Tacoma, Marahall

‘Brant belted a three-run

homer-to lead the Tigers’
victory. sO a

Juan Monasterio hit a -

Straight: complete game.

- Orioles 8 Indians 2

Baltimore had some rare
success -agalnst - Cleveland:
pitcher Rick Sutcliffe. Rich -
Dauer had a two-run aingte
and three RBI: and Eddie .
“Murray — homered “and
‘doubled’ as the ‘Orioles.
handed the  Indlatis: their
first- loss .under “new.

manager Pat Corrales after ”

. four victories, Suiclitfe had

“gone.4-0 With a 0.56 earned. _

‘run- average-in his’ career
- against Baltimore.

“Angela 7 Twins 5 *

“Rob Wilforig doubled in
’ two runs on the firet pitch
‘thrown by reliever Ron.
Davis in the 10th inning to
give California the victory.”
Bobby Grich. had a: three-
run homer in a five-run

California third " before
Minnesota rallied.’ ‘The
Twins tled it in the ninth on |

Dave Engle’ 8 fourth hit. of

The Tiger had « alo lead
.golng. inte the third when.
‘Brant slugged his home run,
Danny Goodwin alio had

two RBI for Tacoma with a

single and @ sacrifice.

“The Giants’ ‘Chris Smith
belted a.solo homer, and
Wallace Johnson brought in’
the team's other run with a
ground out. ;

Mike Warren ‘wag: the
winner;

lost, .
“Portland's Len “Matuszek.
~ and John Russell collected

advice--be tough

‘new. :
-chasen, whichever ‘comes
first. He said if no successor
is named by Dec, 31, he

probably. would remain in

office until one’is found..
», But. he. emphasized his

‘compromise ‘that

might

-. keep him in office. He called

decision “final,
irrevocable and emphatic"
and vowed’ he ‘‘will not
revlew it or reconsider it
naw or at, any t time in the
future. Sa
next “commissioner would
have. more power than. he.

” did:

ACCEPT PROPOSALS
. The owners took steps in

. that direction: later Wed- ©

nesday when they accepted

Peters, Bray. charged.

Of
Washington Redskins » ‘and .

‘Toure. in’ Alexandria,’ Va.,

‘have not been’ arrested, .
Peters, a veteran ‘safety

with | the ”

aceused of helping arrange
the. sale of. cocalie :to- un-
dercover . agents of . the

United States “drug. en- °
administration

‘ Supt. Don Heaton of the
RCMP -. said | Wednesday
night In: Toronto that the
Bray. brothers, each

, charged. with conspiracy. to

import: and ‘traffic in 2

. narcotic, ‘will’ be. tried’. in:

Canatta, "He said he was not
personally involved With the:
srrests of the Brays and did
not know where they’ took

Place.

commissioner is.

’ proniotions ~

Super ‘Bowl -
“ champion. . “Rédskitis,' “Is

“proposals by the 12-member ~:
Restructuring Committee to
‘ put the Player Relations

Cammittee and baseball's

corporation ~
under the jurisdiction of the
commissioner's office.

_ Kuhn's departure allows

an. ¢ight-member search
committee” chaired by
_ Milwaukee Brewers owner
Bud Selig to focus on finding
a replacement. Sellg said he
hoped ‘to have recom-
. mendations -for his fellow
owners in 30'to 60 days.:

‘He refused to say how
many people were being
considered for . baseball's
sixth commissioner or who
they were,.

‘ Montreal Expos president

"John McHale -has been the

most "prominent - baseball

figure named as a possible
‘successor to Kuhn. But he
‘turned down the job last
‘ Noveniber in Chicago when
Kuhn. ‘tailed to. get. the
. support of three-quarters of.
the, owners. in each league
necessary ‘for: cee eetion.
. Others: . whom
speculitio ha centred are
former :,; Treasury
Secretary . “iia Sinton,
president fhe. U.S;
Olympic Commaltten; Peter.
Ue th, president, of the
Angeles. Olympic
Organizing Committee;

Jack Valenti, former
baseball. “television
executive and now’

President of the. Motion
Picture ..
America, and. Dr. ‘A. Bar
tlett.Giama_lv liv vaty.

. Howevet, atl. four are

reported to ‘have: “said /
they’ rea not interésted in the

a

Brian” Kingman

Associailon . of

home Darrell Brown...
Royals & Brewers &°.
Keith ‘Creel, whone. only.
other major: league vletory”
was May 25, 1082, scattered .
‘eight hits over six ‘innings,
__ while Aikens slleed a two-

~ pun double and Don Siaught .
drove-in two other. runs. for .

- the Royals. _

Red Sox 5 Rarigers 4.

_ Carl Yastrzemaki’s: bases- ,

loaded single produced -
three runs and Dwight
Evans drove in the: ‘game--

winning run in the 10th with -

his second double. It. was
Texas’s elghth consecutive -
‘Toss and 22nd by ore fe rum this:
~ season. .

"A's.6 Mariners 1 Loon
_ Seattle starter.
Beattie had a. perfect. game
‘for six innings but it was ‘his
‘mound foe, left-hander ‘Tim
“Conroy, who wound up with
the victory on a four-hitter.
‘Oakland's Rickey Hen-
deraon broke up ‘Beattie’s
no-hitter in the seventh and
the A’s got aix runs in. the
eighth, three oni : » Mike ”
Davis! 5 homer. -

three -RBI apiece and ‘the
‘BeaVers “eiplided: for
iniiitiistining' ‘runs:'to beat
Tucson. :
Tucson led 4-0 after: ‘thee
inniigs on’ Wes. Clements’
sacrifice fly, RBI doubles
by Clements and Bob: ‘Pate
~ and a run-acoring single by
Greg Cypret. « :
‘ Portland answered in the
fourth with two runs, and
‘| Matuszek tled the score
with a two-run homer, -

In the ninth, Matuszek
drove in a run with a

~ sacrifice fly, while’ Tim

Corcoran ‘and Jerry’ Keller
followed: with RBI ‘singles’
and Russell belted a two- run
- triple. ©
Portirid’ -Altamnirano
picked up the win,’ |.
“In British Columbia,
Edwin Nunez allowed just
four hits insix and one-third —
innings: to. pick » ‘up. Salt
Lake's nighteap win,
The Gulla’ Phil. Bradley
reached Home safély on
catcher’s . interference by
Kirk Kingsolver in the third.
Harold Reynolds and Rod
Allen singled;. witti Allen's
hit driving home “Bradley,
and Ken Phelps doubled to
drive in two more runs, ‘
Dan Davidsmeier slugged
4 tworun homer for the
Canadians, .

Mike Anderton, took the —

loss.
In the “opener, "Mark
Corey's two-run homer

capped a. four-run_ ‘third
inning. for: the’ Canadians.

Scott . Roberta - “got. “the
victory. Reliever.” “Dan
‘Boone gota break‘ in’ the
seventh - when -Jim ‘ Maler

doubled in a pair of runs but,
‘waa tagged for the final, oul
“the: game’ when. he
rounded second.
Jerry Doh’ Gleaton ‘was
charged ‘with the. ee
‘In Albuquerque;
‘Wotus’ solo tomer’. ae
Havall a winning édge.

Wotus connected in” the
first itining, and’ Lawrence
Rush ‘followed with’ an’ RBI
. single.

‘In the third, Joe Grpilak
singled, arid reached, home
on @ passed ball. -

Germian Rivera dive in

* Randy. Neimann ‘gilthe
vietory. Theloss' was 1 tagged
on Orel Hershiser. .

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