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esday, September 21, 1977

Orioles batter Jays

BALTIMORE (AP)
Jim Palmer, with home run
-support from rookies Eddie
Murray and Rich Dauer,
posted his fifth consecutive
victory and kept the fading
hopes of Baltimore Orioles
alive with a 5-2 American
League decision Tuesday
night over Toronto Blue

Jays.
e triumph enabled the
Orioles to break a second-

Jace tie with Boston Red

x and move within three
games of New York
Yankees in the American
League East, Tuesday
night's New York-Boston
game was postponed by
Train,

Toronto, which failed for
the fourth time this season
to extend a winning streak
to four games in a row,
trailed 3-2 when Ken
Singleton gave the Orioles
two insurance runs with a
bases-loaded single in the
seventh, chasing Jim
Clancy, 4-7.

Palmer, 18-11, bidding to
become a 20-game winner
for the seventh timein eight
seasons, allowed seven hits.
He is scheduled to start
three of Baltimore’s
remaining 11 games. .

The Blue Jays scored in
the third inning on two
tainted hits, a single by
Dave McKay and a triple by
Gary Woods. Toronto added
a run in the seventh on
singles by Al Weeds, Alan
Ashby and McKay.

Murray's lead-off homer
in the fourth, snapping a 1-1
tie, was his 23rd of the
season and set a club record
for a rookie. Dauer hit his
fourth homer in the next
inning.

When Toronto scored its
first run in the third, all five
batters faced by Palmer
could have been retired.

McKay got a single when
first baseman Lee May
retreated toward the bag
instead of pursuing the
bouncer in the hole. Then
right fielder Singleton ap-
peared to lose a one-out ner

Reds shutout
| Padres

SAN DIEGO (AP)
George Foster and Don
Werner clouted home runs
and Tom Seaver fired a two-
hit shutout Tuesday night to
lead Cincinnati Reds to a 4-0
National League baseball
victory over San Diego
Padres.

Foster's homer, his 49th of
the season, came in the first
inning with Ken Griffey
aboard on a walk to stake
Seaver to a quick 2-0 lead.

Seaver struck out five and
walked one while improving
his record to 19-6 with his
17th complete game. Leit-
hander Bob Owchinko took
the loss and his record fell to

Seaver retired a string of
14 Padres before giving up
his second hit of the game, a
lead-off double to rookie Bill
Almon in the seventh.

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Baseball roundup

by Woods in the lights and it
fell for a triple.

Clancy, who blanked the
Orioles through five inning
last Thursday in a game
forfeited by Baltimore,

retired the Orioles in order
only in the first inning.

Dauer has hit three of his
four homers off Toronto
pitching, two in the last two
games.

Time beats Indians

DETROIT (AP) — Jason
Thompson opened the
bottom of the 10th inning
with a game-tying homer
and pinch hitter John
Wockenfuss singled hame
the winning run Tuesday
night to give Detroit Tigers
a 5-4 American League

Brewers |
rally to win

MILWAUKEE (AP) —
Sal Bando’s two-run single
sparked a four-run fifth
inning to lead Milwaukee
Brewers to a 5-1 victory over
Seattle Mariners in an
American League baseball
game Tuesday night.

The Brewers filled the
bases with two out in the
fifth on two walks around a
single by Cecil Cooper off
loser John Montague, 7-12.
Bando singled two runs
home and Robin Yount
doubled another across. The
fourth run of the inning
scored on first baseman Dan
Meyer’s error.

e Brewers scored in the
first inning when Von
Joshua singled, stole second
and came home on a single
by Cooper.

Winner Jim Slaton, 10-14,
lost his shutout in the
seventh when Ray Fosse
doubled and scored on a
single by Bob Stinson.

A’s go down
on errors

CHICAGO (AP) -- The
A’s tied a club record by
making seven errors in one
game and Henry Cruz
blasted a two-run homer in a
wild fifth inning as Chicago
White Sox defeated
Oaklland A’s 8-2 Tuesday
night in an American
League baseball game.

Cruz’s homer, his second
of the season, preceded
three Oakland errors in the
fifth when the Sox scored
five runs and took a 6-2 lead.

An error in the first inning |

and two on one play in the
sixth contributed to a pair of
Chicago runs. : ,

The errors were com-
mitted by first baseman
’ Mike Jorgensen, a pair by
second baseman Rodney
Scott, centre fielder Tony
Armas, catcher Manny
Sanguillen, third baseman
Wayne Gross and shortstop
Rob Picciolo. ~

t wins

over Nastase

PARIS (AP) — France's
Georges Goven, using a
homemade racket with
extra stringing, beat Ilie
Nastase of Romania 6-4, 2-6,
64 Tuesday in the first
round of the Coupe Poree
tennis competition.

“It's the first time in my
career that I have played
against a player using a
racket like Goven’s—and
it’s also the last time,” said
Nastase. ‘In the future, I
will refuse to play against
anyone using such a de-
vice,”

Goven, getting extra lift
and speed with the racket,
kept Nastase running
around the court and the
Romanian became tired as
the match wore on.

‘Perhaps ['m not on great
form at the moment," said
Nastase, “but I’m not as bad
as that.”

The which
received attention when
used by Michael Fishbach at
the recent U.S. Open,
consists of a normal frame
and cross-stringing. But in

racket,

addition, extra stringing is
woven in and out of the
crossstrings in macrame
fashion, making the face
thicker and heavier. The
effect, at least for some
players, is increased speed
and topspin.

The French pro tennis
players association has
vated against the new
racket and Friday will ask
the French Tennis Feder-
ation to ban its use. Their
delegate will be Patrice
Dominguez, knocked out of
the Coupe Poree Tuesday by
Australian Dick Crealy, who
was using one of the new
rackels in his 6-2, 6-4 win,

The French Federation ;
kick the :

may, however,
decision up to the In-
ternational Federation,
whose current president is
France's Philippe Chatrler.

In other Coupe Poree
firstround play, France's
Patrick Proisy beat Nicky

Pilic of Yugoslavia when the :

latter retired with Proisy

having won the first set 6-1 :
and the second set tled 3-3. :

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Thompson’s homer, his
29th, tied the score 4-4 off
starter Don Hood. Rick
Waits, 8-7, came in and
walked Lance Parrish.
After Mickey Stanley sac-
rificed and Ben Oglivie was
walked intentionally
Wockenfuss delivered his
winning single.

Cleveland jumped ahead
4-3 with a run in the top of
the 10th off Bruce Taylor on
Frank Duffy's single, a
sacrifice and a single by
Larvell Blanks.

The Tigers, trailing 3-2,
tied the game in the bottom
of the ninth when Aurelio
Rodriguez singled, took
second on a sacrifice and
pinch runner Lou Whitaker
scored on a single by Ron
LeF lore—just two hits from
becoming Detroit's first 200-
hit player since 1955.

Stingy
Pirates’
pitcher

NEW YORK (AP) — John
Candelaria’s six-hitter gave
Piittsburgh Pirates a 4-2
triumph over New York
Mets in a National League
baseball game Tuesday
night.

Nino Espinosa, 8-13,
started for New York and
matched Candelaria, 18-5,

’ for seven innings.

Ed Ott hit his sixth home
run of the season off
Espinosa in the second. In
the seventh, with two out,
Oliver walked and con-
secutive singles by Ott and
Ken Macha tied the game at
2-2. ;

Bill Robinson singled
home Candelaria with the
winning run in the eighth
and Oliver singled off
reliever Skip Lockwood for
the Pirates’ insurance run
later in the inning.

Phillies
edge Cubs

PHILADELPHIA (AP) —
Steve Carlton pitched a four-
hitter for his 22nd victory
and catcher Tim McCarver
hit a two-run homer and
sacrifice fly as Philadelphia
Phillies turned back
Chicago Cubs 4-2 Tuesday
night in a National League
baseball game.

The Phils jumped to a 1-0
lead in the first inning on the
first of two doubles by Bake
McBride and Mike Sch-
midt’s RBI single. They
made it 2-0 in the second on
a triple by Garry Mad¢cox
and McCarver’s sacrifice

y.

With two out in the fourth,
Maddox singled and Mc-
Carver socked his sixth
homer to complete
Philadelphia's scoring.

The Cubs reached Carlton
for a run in the third on Ivan
DeJesus’ run-scoring single
and another run in the sixth
on Bill Buckner’s RBI
double.

Carlton, 22-9, struck out
four and walked two, Cubs
starter Bill Bonham, 10-12,
was the loser,

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World cup soccer

Canadians could improve

VANCOUVER (CP) —
The coach of Canada’s
World Cup soccer team says
his side is solid on goal and
on defence, but requires
more intelligent play in
midfield and better finishing
on the forward line.

Eckhard Krautzun made
the observations Monday
after he arrived here from
San Jose, Costa Rica, where
Canada layed to a
scoreless draw with Car-
tagines in the final exhibi-
tion game of a Caribbean
tour.

Canada is one of six
nations competing in next
month’s zone qualifying
round for the 1978 World Cup
and the four-game trip to
Trinidad and Costa Rica
was part of the preparation
program. All four games
were draws—two of them
scoreless and the athers 1-1.

“Goal scoring is our
biggest concern at this
time,’ Krautzun said. “‘We
created many opportunities
but missed our chances.’

“ We lacked coolness in
finishing around the net and
our midfielders need to
become more intelligent in

reading the game.

‘Actually our record,

wasn't as poor as the
scorelines indicate, We had

two goals called back by:

referees and both cf them
were clearly legitimate in
my opinion.”

Krautzun said he told his
plavers results were not
important,

He said he wanted to see
all his players in action and
to assess their abilities.

Canada will play Mexico,
Haiti,
Salvador and Surinam at a
tournament Oct. 8-23 in
Mexico. The winner will go
to next year’s World Cup
finals in Argentina.

Judge denies

hurt

BUFFALO (AP) — One-
eyed hockey player Greg
Neeld’s legal challenge to
National Hockey League
regulations was rebuffed by
a federal judge Tuesday.

John T. Elfvin, U.S.
district court Judge,
dismissed seven counts of
Neeld’s suit against the
league.

e plaintiff, who lost an
eye playing amateur hockey
fer Toronto Marlboros, was
drafted by Buffalo Sabres in
1975. The league would not
let him play. He seeks the

player

right to try out with an NHL
club.

Five of the counts con-
cerned an NHL rule
prohibiting a player from
competing if he has less
than 25-per-cent vision in
either eye,

Elfvin said a federal
district court in California
had already found the rule
to be ‘a reasonable
restraint of trade.” An
challenge must be dealt wit
y the appropriate appeals
court there, Elivin said.

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