Page 6, The Herald, Tuesday, August 9, 1983

_ Monday's. ‘game

. | MONTREAL (¢P) —
Even ve i defeat, |Montreal
ger! Bill ‘Virdon':
me <epnoeded! he. had, watelied | ai
good ‘eloeball game! *Mon-"

ue “It ‘vat a, ekcepiional

~ “The: aeteat; ;

| “game winning. streak ‘and

-.* dropped’ the. second place .
: Expos. two:. “games: behind .

Philadelphia Phillies — 14-5

winners over. Pittsburgh "”

Pirates — in.-the East

Division, was not among the |

easier ones for ‘Virdon to
_ han .

D ‘ala AS won n elght oft ir
os ine .

ye “teh oe
ee snapped - . Montreal’s four--.

planned to ' squeeze hoing -
Strawberry. from third. He |
“finally, \Ba

i ued
‘intentional | :
"Promptly | i

: EXPRESSES ° ‘SURPRISE ".
“Twas really. surprised he.
threw: ‘over. to’ first, ":gaid-.
a Strawherry. “Bit. you can't:
underestimate. ; ‘Bobby:
Bailor; he’s a good base -
“stealer, and you've got to
hold him close, -.which ‘is,
what Jeff was trying to do. ”
Reardon. declined to
discugs the play because he
5

The: Expos trailed” 5-k-

after a five-run sixth inning
by New York, but rallied to
tie the score in the seventh:
In. the 10th, Darryl
Strawberry, the |. Mets

rookie, hit a one-out triple.
Jeff. Reardon, 5-6, the

‘Montreal reliever, threw a
_ touple of pitchouts in case

” Bob Ballor, the next batter,

‘He referred reporters to
’ Oliver, who said: -“The ball

was low and it bounced into .

the runner’s leg’ as - he
headed back into first base.

But that one play didn’t lese

the game for us,
“You can't put the blame

on ‘one player.’ When you -
Jose, you lose as a team,”
Mike - eth

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‘was the. winner:

"STRING, CONINUES Ms

In - Montreal, —_ Jesse

“Oroseo,: 10-5, got ihe victory -

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"He has five victories and
two-saves in the last eight
days and hi

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innings.

*“]. don’t know how to
explain it,” sald Orosco;
“It's never happened te. me
before, but I may as Wall lap
it up while it's happening.”

- Another highlight for the |
Mets was a pinch-hit, RBI. -
alngle by Rusty Staub in the ©

fiverun seventh. It was his
this season, beating the
team: record held by Ed

- Kranepool,.
_ “Pinch hitting is all that’s
‘available for me right now,

so I'd better do it. good,”
said Staub..

‘run in the fifth had provided

Tim ‘Wallach's 15th home |

the Expos with:a 1-0 lead.

But George-Foster tied it in .-

the sixth with the Mets'

' third straight single off:

-starter. Ray Burris.

A walk by Strawberry
loaded the bases and Bailor
drove in a run with a

fielder's choice. Staub then |

ripped his. run-scoring
single, scoring. Foster.

Bailor | also scored ‘when ~

7 in two games beginning June 26.

centre fielder -Dawson's’ ,
throw went past third base .

. for a two-base error.

Jose Oquendo, pinch
running for Staub, who took
third on the error, scored on
a suicide squeeze by star-
ting pitcher Tom Seaver.

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some: ‘of these raw, wide-eyed.
become the veterans of: Augus
*~ Take Ron Kittle ‘of’ te de ‘White Sor, ey seetti

_ rookie renatly in

7m hn, a cougtifuoer
‘On mayiep mnie league. baseball in‘Edmonton:
. lite Hamorton, Te'sax cétown, but my parents never
«fot to see me play there:'You can’t get there. It takes’
two. donkeys ‘anda “ki boat to get‘there.’? ©",
a Onhow he Jiked his first trip to New York: “OR,

7 Thad trouble ‘enjoying a $20.omeletté.” of hy:
-~ -On his all-star game appearance: “When Irn out
- there. Weitnesday, ra better be ‘Wearing “rubber :

pants, my
~ On his firat' major Naaue sluinp in mild Bay: “My
; weaknesses fluctuate. cms

His home. run. ‘in: second game of a twinight
‘first sice July 27. He has five uns batted iri since July
23, coming off a month of July in which he‘hit onlz .
234. He still has 24 homers and 68 RBIs, though, with —
a batting | average of '.253, and that’s probably good
enough to win. hin, :the AL’s rookie, honors. . mo
- Julio Franco, Cleveland's rookie shortstop, would.
have hada shot if he hadn’t made 21 errors in 106
games. Still, he hit..275 with 60 RBIs in that span,
-' ‘The rookie race it the National League is a little .
_ loser, - although - right-handed pitcher Craig
McMurtry of Atlanta - ‘Braves, with an earned-run
’ average of 3.19 and a 12-46 record, could wrap it up
with: good months din ‘August. and September,
McMurtry won seven ‘of his first eight decisions andis |
5-5 since losing four in a row atone stretch. —
The competition in the NL is Darryl] Strawberry,
the New York Mets rightfielder who was hitting only
*, .1G1.with three homers. Strawberry had the average
upto. 228 with 15 homers and 44 RBIs after 77 games,
; starting the Surge. with three homers and eight RBIs -

’  Inhis last 37 games, he has 11 homers and 27 RBIs,
including one in déep right-centre at Shea’ Stadium
and another deep into the seats in straightaway

’ centre at Wrigley Field. .

A look-at some-of the: other rookies:

American League ’ ae

.Kiitle has a teammate that, in anther year, might
have stolén the honor. He is. Greg. Walker, a first

- baseman. who hit -267 with 45 RBIs and seven homers

; in 7games. *

’ There are a couple more ‘good rookies. in the AL
West in Pat Sheridan ‘of. Kansas City and Daryl

. Sconiers of California. Sheridan, an outfielder, had a

875 average in 56 games, and Sconiers was batting

256in 69 games.

The Yankees have two players who entered the
race too late, Don-Mattingly, a first baseman; had a
batting average of .391, but that was in only 41 games,
and left-handed pitcher Ray Fontenot was 41 with a”

2, 55.ERA. in. seven. appegyances, os Qn

' “Another rookie aspirant is John. ‘Shelby,°
Baltimore’s part-time centrefielder, who hit 280 in, 1
‘ games,

National League... - eo

Greg Brock of Los Angeles was the-early toul. IN
THE LIMELIGHT AS Steve Garvey’s replacement al
first base, Brock got off to a fat’start before. tailing
off to a .211 average with 14 homers and 46 RBIs.
through 97 games, He came close ta being sent to the
minors in midseason.

Another parly frontrunner was Cincinnati oul:
fielder Gary Redus, who hit a home run in-his first

average has dropped to .237 in 86 games, He had 34
RBIs.
“Billy Doran hasn't been ‘getting much attention i in
‘Houston partially because’od a .250 batting average,

four of the Astros’ games this season. with only 4)
" QITOs. ° He's also driven in 27 runs and hit five -
homers.

Sports Shorts
LOS ANGELES (AP) —-

the remainder of the 1933 campaign, Los Angeles Dodgers
of bageball’s National League announced: Monday, -

ul

:. Seloacia, who.suffered a slight tear to the rotator cuff i in
-his right shoulder throwing the ball in a game against San

' Diego, has been trarisferred to the 60-day emergency list,

- his his own, the Seahawks said.

“Washington, D.C_-based Team:

‘Peterson, a native of Tacoma, was invited to play for -
* Team America, a new NASL franchise before the season
‘began, but chose to'stay with Seattle...

Another Dodger catcher, Steve ‘Yeager, ia on the 21-day _

tl. disabled list with a fractured right wrist. ‘Hei is scheduled to
"come off the disabled list Aug. 22.

Jack Fimple, Dave Sax and Jose Morales areturrently

. handling the Dodger catching. chores.

SEATTLE (AP) — Sherman: ‘Sinith, Seattle Seahawks’
all-time rushing leader willy 3,429 yards In seven National

: Football League seasons, was traded Monday to Kansas ...
Cty Chiefs for an undisclosed future’ drafi choice.

Smith, 28, an original member of. the Seahawks, was a

2 second-round draft choice froin. ‘Miami of Ohio in 1978.”

Earlier Monday, the Seahawks cut five players, including

- yeteran centre Art Kuehn, a seven-year NFL vetéran fom ’~

UCLA, David Graham, a second-year defensive end- from

Morehouse, 4nd rookie free’ “agents Wayde Stephens, -

Forrest Pellum and Joe Scott.
Another free agent, tight end Jim Beautrow, leftc camp on

vee

SAN ANGELO, Tex. (AP)’ ~ Vernon Perry, a staiting

_ ‘Strong safety for Houston Oilers thz last four seasons who
_° was ‘charged during the off-season for" possession of
.cocaing, was placed on waivers, Monday ' by the ‘National

Football League team.

Oilers coach Ed Biles said Perry, who played with
Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League in 1977

‘and 1978, was waived berause he. was rated behind veteran

a Carter Hartwig and rookié Keith Boslic.

If Perry is not claimed dby another team, he will. become a

- free agent.

”
——

SEATTLE (Ab) =

striker Mark Peterson, whd left to join the NASL's
‘America.

- Monday,

* the eighth:

but the rookie second baseman has playéd'in all but ‘|:

Catcher Mike Scioscia will miss _

The financially ailing Seattlé Soun- |
ders of the North American'Sopcer: League on Monday lost —

hat Toronto

“yt The: sweep at Yankee.
- Stadium: not only extended ©
s: the Blue. Jays’. current”
“ losing Streak to: ‘six. games

‘and: “dropped: them : ‘SH
i games back in fifth place in
- ‘the AE East; but averiged a

bad - time in. Canada. Inst

Right ‘now, his v aimossea ¢ are fluctuating again. | Weekm

- The Yankees lost three of

+—doublehead yh; four ames to the Blue Jays
eager Mondaynight at Detralt was ony "hs ‘and were further humiliated:

- by . Winfield’s , arrest for
- ‘killing ; a seagull, ;
‘Winfield became a. cause

.. télebre. ‘when. a ball he
‘threw-" between innings -
-, Struck-and killed a ceagull.:

He was. charged with
cruelty to ahinials
' seagulls being ‘a protected.
species — and had to post a

~ $500 bond. However, « the
"charge was | - Grepped the’.

Hot Bat

Rick Lancellotti wielded a a

~~ slugged two homers anda

_ single and drove in five runs

‘to lead the Stars. past
~‘Tueson 7-4, in Pacific Coast

'~ League baseball action. -

In other: PCL games
' Portland . beat
Phoenix 7-5,-Edmonton got .
past Vancouver . 12-8,

_ Albuquerque thumped Salt .

. Lake 143, and Tacoma
~ dumped Hawaii 5-1.
-Lancellotti’s ‘plate per-
“ + formance aided a six-hit, 11-
. strikeout victory by Steye
Fireovid.
_ Lancellotti ‘ collected a
‘tworun homer in the
“second, a two-run single in
* ‘the sixth, and @ sole shot in

Fireovid walked fait two,
but the Toros scored three
‘runs in the ninth and Floyd
_ Chilfer came on to pick up a
save,

Scott ‘Loucks - homered
and tripled to pace Tucson.
Th Portland, Len

Matuszek ‘homered’ and Al.

‘Sanchez singled to lift the

Lsmevaty

The Beavers trailed 58 in"

the seventh when Matuszek

homered off Jeff Cornell to.

tie the score, Sanchez then

. Singled in the-winning run. -

Portland added a run in

the eighth on Luis Aguayo’s —

double and Tim Corcoran's
RBI single. --

' The Giants gained four ’

unearned runs in the fourth

after Aguayo committed a- ;

throwing error. Singles by
Wallace ‘Johnson. and. Ted

the runs.

‘Jim Staisi rapped a solo
homer for.Phoenixm
Steve Comer got the
_vietory. :

Tacoma’s Mike Warren
“paced. the Tigers’ win by

pitching an eight-hitter, in

‘Hawaii.
WALKED NONE

Warren walked. hone and
struck out eight.

' The Tigers scored in the .

third when Dave McKay
walked, stole second and

scored on Jim Christensen’ 8

single. ~
They added two unearned

runs in the seventh, when .
' McKay scored on a’ wild’
pitch by Randy Niemann -

and Bill Bathe drove in
is Sherow with a

Sea

PCL

Standings

He

. North

: ” WoL Pet.om
Portland 2 «3% -—-  .
Salt Lake 2444 S00 3s
Edmonton-y 23°25 «6479 Sl
Tacoma : 20 28 .al?) Bt,
Vancouver 18 28.999 9%

eaek 1) |, rc

Led + Vaegasy “26 21 643 —
Mawall «| 622.42
Albuquerque = "26 27 542)
Tucson  28°227°.821 1% -
Phoenix 22 14 458

y-tirst- -halt champlor
Monday's’ Results

, Portiand 7 Phoenix §

Edmanton 12 Vancouver &

Albuquerque 14 Saif Lake 2.

Las Vegas ? Tucsan «

FRCOMS 1S HOWL 1. rere

sihda ‘

Wilborn provided three of

' 71) Rainey, "domme sie ya 3
ery

. Son ha Aa ai,

| 74; Guerrero, Los Angeles, 4

“Ick, St.. Loutm, 66.

* Lemaster,

‘1704

next dd Moro Tord.
sale Paul Godirey, in’:
08. “holidays, °

afield. for. ‘the® ‘incident. 7

‘with: : Milwaukee’
winning the. firal” ‘game 5-4.
and losing” the ‘second 8-5,.
‘Minnesota ‘Twins stopped’™
California Angels 4-2 and
Oakland .A's edged _ ‘Seattle -
Marinets Ps
Winfield had two singles, .
a: double | and. two -runs
’ batted in in the opener and
hit—a—solo ‘homer in -the
nightcap. The homer-happy
Yankees ‘also got shota from
Oscar Gamble in the opener
“and a grand slam homer by
‘Ken Griffey'and solo blast

by Don Baylor in the

nightcap:
Indians.9 Orioles 4

In ‘Baltimore, * Broderick
Perkins. and © George.
Vukovich drove in two runs
each as Cleveland scored
six times in the third faning -

wielded:

, squeeze bunt.
hot bat in Las Vegas as he. .

The Islanders broke free
from a shutout in the eighth
when’ .Bruce © Robingon
doubled ‘and scored on Joe
Orsulak’s single. -
In Edmonton, ~ Juan
Monasterio’s ‘ripped a pair

--of homers “io help the

Trappers overcome Van-
_ conver...

The Trappers: ‘took an 8-1
‘lead - after two innings.
. Edmonton's Chris | Clark
‘and Rick Schofield also’
homered.

Starter John Finch got the
_. Victory; Scott Roberts, took
the loss,

“Dion James, Randy
Ready and Steve Micheal.
hit ‘home runs for Van-
couver.:: VASE a Bu ade ba ie

Albuquerque’s = -* Orel
' Hershiser scattered 10 hits
as he pitched the Dukes ta
victory in Salt Lake. City.

German Rivera helped
the Dukes’ offense with four "
RBI on ahomer and double.
Gilberto Reyes had three
RBI, while Lemmie Miller

brought in four runs.with a

home run and a triple, °
Billy Crone hit a homer
-and a single for the, Gulls.

gine ‘Monday “to

the Orioles

td 3s beat th

Riek Sulclitfe, 13:7; allowed

five: hits. He. 8 u
seven. ' and arallked
‘ Storm, Davis) 105, a the:

before losing thenightesp 7 Texas n illed: for 2
Sooty ‘Kanéas City Royals ‘split
Brewers, .

had: doubled, had moved up
a base’ on.a burit.: “Mark-
Clear relléved: Stanley: and
: allowed _ O'Brien's ‘Hie:
breaking single. a

After . Jim “Sundberg
walked to load the bases,
Larry Biittner hit’a two-run

Stanley were thrown ¢ out for ’
* protesting a play at’ third on: : ve
‘which Mickey ‘Rivera;‘who +

double, The last two runs;

scored on a sacrifice fly ‘by
Buddy Bell and an: error by
catcher Gary, All
-White Sox 5-2 Tigers “2.

In Detroit, Tom Paciorek _
belted a three-rim bomer to

~Jead Chicago aver Detroit in

the ‘first game of their
oubleheader, Paclorek’s
‘homer highlighted‘ a* four-

run Chicago third. Larry —

Herndon's three-riin homer
backed the five-hit pitching:
of Jack Morris as the Tigers .
won the nighteap. =
_ Royals 5-5 Brewers 4-8

In Kansas City,“ U. L.
Washington singled home
-the go-ahead run ‘in’ the
seventh inning to lead the
Royala to a comeback

“victory over Milwaukee in —

the opener of a
doubleheader.. Roy Howell
collected four hits to pace a
1ehit attack that ‘carried
the Brewers to victory in the
second game,"
“Twins. 4 Angels 2. -

In Anaheim, Gary ‘Gaetti
and Tom Brunanaky Jed off
the fifth inning with homers
to spark . Minnesota over
_ California. They picked on
consecutive pitches by
‘Tommy John, 8-9, to erase
California's 2-0 lead. It was
the 16th homer for each.
“Ron Washington and Tim
-Laudner: ‘then singled before’
' Darfell Browii botmced into
a double play as Washington.
scored the tie-breaking run.
A's 2 Mariners 1

In . Seattle, D
Murphy and Garry Hancock
“homered in the fourth in-
ning off Jim Beattie, 8-8, to
lead Oakland over the
" Mariners, Tim Conroy, Bt,
"pitched seven innings. and
notched his third straight
victory.

— oa - ' ,

Stats and

Standings

“NATIONAL LEAGUE

East Division
: “ WoL Pet. GBL
Philadelphia Sf 50.533 —~
Montreal 56 53 342
Pittsburgh - $6 $¢ 1509) 2
St. Louls 53 56 4M OS
Chicago HH 45 8
New . York 45 ‘66 405 14
West Division
Atlanta ~ . Ob ad O0T
Los Angeles = 61 46.340 Sa
Houston | - §6 53 814 10%
San Ditgo 35 54 1495 12%

San
Cincinnati 50 62 .444 18
Today's’ Game

St. Lous at. Chicago

_ New...\York at Montreal N
Pittsburgh :a) Philadelphia N
Los Angeles: at, Gincinnall®:
San Francisco at Atlanta N
San Diego at Housten ‘NY
. Wednesdsy. Games
$1. Lovis at Chicago. -
San Franctaco at, Atlanta
New York at Montreal N
Pittsburgh at Philadeiphia N
Los Angeles at Cincinnati 4.
San Diego at Houston N

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. ab

OR OW Pet
Hendrick, StL 367 “$3192, 031
Madiock, Pgh 370.55 121 .327
Herr, Sti N30 43: 101.323
Knight, Hou 346.29 15 323
LoSmith, Sti 91 45° 04 323
Dowson, Mfl 436° «69 140.32)
Easler, Poh © 289 42. 92 318
Oliver, AAdtl 430 62133 30?
Horner, Atl 184 HG Va -.308
Cruz, Hou 407, $9 1214, 305.
Doubles: euckner, Chicago,

98) Olivet?” Monttest27i- hands
ich, fihovs,.. 461, : ene nt WH pW hee

: er ripten: Butler, Allanta, Wy
" Morena, :. Houston, , Cour, .
Houatén, * 7 ;Dawson, * ABatree a -

Home, rens:. Schmidt Phil

delphias44:¢ Dawsons Mintre

Murphy, Atlante, 237
ie

Los Angetdé;”
Runs... ‘bat A : i]

i j ‘

Montreal, 88; Schmidt, i
delphla,. #7 “Murphy,” jtth
oF

Chambiles, Atlanta, 48: | Rendr-

Stolen
treal, 54;

eset; Raingt, Mon-
Won, New ‘York, 37;
San Francisco, 34;
Sax, Loa Angales,

. Ritehiig {18 dec Taha): Mon-
tefyuce, San }Olago, 9-2," .818,
‘3.48; Peret, Atlanta, 13-3, .913,
3.02; Pree ane ae
78, 2.61.5 -

* Strikes Laties, Phtie-
delpntés + on Li8otb; hake
MeWitllartns..
145i. Ryan, Houston, 130; Valen-
zuela, Lot Angeled, P19. >
Saves: LeSmith, Chicago,
Sedrosian, Atlanta, Is: Rear-
, don, Montreal, 6) Minton, - San,
* Francisco, 13, ~

lifabyrpn, -

Francisca 33 50.417 14% |,

“. Steaga

fined,

AMERICAN” LEAGUE.

Bast Divition |
oo WoL Pet, GOL
Baltimore 62 45 879 —
Dotrolt 63 47 1573 V3,
Milwaukee 62 4? 569-1
New York a $Lahseg 14
Torento 1 H 5.9%
Boston 54 °55,.a08 9
Clevelend 46 65 aa

West Division
Chicago a7 51.536.
Texas . 5456.49
Kansas City 52.54 491-5
Oakland 54 59.478 6
Callfornia $3 59 47a 7
Mlanesota — 46 67 ald 4a

: Seattle ‘

Ténieht’s . Games
Chicapo at Detrolt |
Cleveland at Baltimore

' Texas at Boston -
‘Toronte st New York -

” Milwaukee. at Kansas City.
Minnesota at California
Seatile at Oakland _

: Wednesday Games

~. Toronto ‘at New York
Septiie at Oakland:
Chicago at Ovirolt N
Cleveland st Galtimors N
Texas. at. Boston N
Milwaukes at Kanses City’ N

Minnesota at California N

.. ABR OH Pet
Boggs, Bos e406 67151. 3379
Carew, Cal 341 40.126 370
y “Brett, Ken > 381 6? 106 341
“Whifaker, Det) 430 66144 329
McRae, Kan 405 68133 928
Simmons, Mi 405 52131 399
Murray, Bal aay 70124 319
-Bonnell, Tar 10439-96316
Moseby; Tor ‘380 65192-0311
Trafamell, Det 29 50 93 |311.

Doubles: Bogut, -Boston, 35;
McRae, -Kanias City, 34 Hriek,
ginnarotes Hu Parrish, Delrott,

4
“TriplenY
“ Wintleld, .
Adon,
“rtrd

Grittin, Toronto, 4;
New York, 48: Her-
zDuiren. ay _Glibjon, De-

runs: Cooper, © Ail
far Kittle, Chicago, 34s
estan, 73; Lurinski,
2a Rice, Boston, 29,.
‘Rune batted in: Cooper, Mil-
“wean 5s Wintteld, New

iL: Paselih, Datralt, 6,
‘Tibrne, Milwaukee, 75, | ;
bases: Henderson;
Oakland, 70: R,Lew,.
537 Cruz,’ Chicago, 44; Wilson,
Kansas City, 48;

Pitching (@ decisions):
Milwaukee, 9-2, 818, 3.79; Rig-
hettl,New Vork, ¥2-3, .800, 3.58;°
Rotemne, Detroit, 02,900, 3.17;
Ae ve a Baltimore, 146, .78,

1} Gostage, Ne
7S, 2,24, oe " York, s

Gtrikeewts: = Morris, Detra
1531 SHleb, Toronto,” 130; Rig,
hott, nee orks 109; Blylaven,

Haas, |

+ Glevelond,
We.

Sever: Quisenbarry, Kansas
City, 2: CVAUDILL, Seattle, 2;
Stanley, Boston; 21; Davis, Ain:

meaola, 18 Loger, Detroit, 16.

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