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“ Stats and

NATIONAL: ‘Uaacur,

Maat Divisten | 4
WL Bet. Ga.

_ Montreal : * ye asst =
oh Loule , 35 37.486 4s
Philadelphiw = 32.94..4§5 4%
“Pittsburgh: | 32 37 dba
chicago, |. . 93099 458
New SVerk 29 44.997 1h

Weat) Division :

Lon. Angeles | “ 2b 6t —
Atlente ' ans 3
| San Frencivce ‘Ms 35°.821 (ive
Houston -".. -'° SF 37.900 10
San lego =. 16°37 1497) 108
Rincinnatl, oval 44: a1 Ta

Tuesday Ranutts

Houstoh @ Atlanta 4

Mejor league

Reatile: a

Standings

“AMERICAN LEAQUE,
a ‘mast Division.

sl ie.
* . Toronto ( 4031. db
, Baltimore: - 40-31 °.461 -—
' Detralt - a0, 31° 863
New York . 37 33.'.529. ave
‘Botton a CO.
MllWaUKee - the oe
Cleveland 32 40 444 1M
- West Division
Texas (SA
-Caltiornia © =. 39 93..942 1
Chicago. “Ws a 3
"Kansas City | 34-33 507 3
Oakiend . 33-39 473 6
Minnesota At 440 412 10¥a
70 49 4 “14¥a,

- Cincinnal! 6 $an Franclaco 40°).

. Chicago § - Pittsburgh Pet Ine -

nings) .
New York 10-1 $t, toute 1} |

Montraal § Poiladelpnta ay tat:

geme 11 innings, ppd. «9

1 Montreal at rniledoipnia, and |

game ppd., raind
Los Angeles 9 San Blego 3
“Today's Gamer |
Pittaburgh at Chicage

Mantraal at Philadelphia 2TH. -
N

Hovston “at Allanta
San Frencisco at‘ Cincinnatl N
New York. at St. Louis N.

Los Angelea-at_ San Diego N a

4 Theriday “Oemes,
Montreal at - Phitedelphia,
1335 p.m.

ta Franciece . at Cincinnait,

2:05
rirfurgh at Chicago, - 2:0

‘Tos
4:05 pm. -
New York al
Pm.

Angeles . 7) Sen Diese,

St. Louis,

. 46 8 OH. Pet
Easter, Pgh

Knight, Hou .
Hendrick, Sth
Dawson, “Mik
Madiock, Pgh
Murphy, Atl

Herandez, NY¥ 275. 42 G6 .313
Oliver, AML . 279 35 86 08
Guerrero, LA 264 46 81 907
LoSmith, StL. 192 28 59.307
Doublas: San Diego,

23218 78 16
242-37. 1.435
276 450 8P 422
204 36 74.2120

“Gurvey,

19; Suckner, Chicago, 18) ‘Daw -

son, Pitts: -
burgh, 18) Xnloht. Hovston, ie
Ollver, Asontraal, 18.

Triples: Mareno, Houston, rr
Butler, Atlanta, 67 Dawson,
Montreal, 6.

Home runs: Morphy, Atlanta,
19) Evant, San Franclaco, 19)

Loa Angeles, ..16)
Montreal 14

: hc all
batted § in:

Moritrent, Ws Rey,

Dawton,

Runs Dawn,

- Montreal, 84; Murphy, Atlanta,
ria iy

Stolen bases: Raines, Mon
treal,..32)— LeMaster, San ‘Fran-
cisco, 27; Witton, New York, 26.

Pitching (6° declaiens):; Fa--
lone, Atlante, 4-4, 0S7, 2.427
Mantefusco, - San. Diego, 6-1.

rio 2.07, *

Strikesuis:  Cariton,
Sato,
Vy - MewiiFlams,
Reardon, | Montreal,
12) Laveiie, San Francisco 11;
Bedrosian, : Atlante, i Lesmith,
Chicago, 9. .

A well established route is.

' Baltimore at New York N-
0:35

72 19 «60 dP.

29 45 a8. Ald:

OE Ryan, Hauton, ». 61,5 ;,

Phile- |
Cincinnatl, 7748, 4.51
-Pirtaburgn,

1057 Glyleven,

: ‘Tuasday Results
Boston 11. Cleveland 3

., Datrolt 5° Mifwaukee. 4
Minnegota’.§ Toronto 2.
Texas: 3 Cailfornia 1 -
Oukland’ 4 Kensbas City 2
feattla 6 Chicago 2:

Taday’s Games
Chicago at. le:
Boston af Cleveland ark :
Baltimore. at ‘New-York WN
Deifolt a? Mitwaukee NO
‘Toronto: at Minnesota No”
Texas at: California N°
Kensas city at Oakland i :

- . And that's
’ Detroit rookie did:
At. age 26, Castillo: hag ..
, Spent six years in the Tigers ~.
- He was:
_pecalled from Evansville of
the Ameri¢an Association .
“last week for his third try‘at-.
aticking . in the: major.
Jeagues. 2. 0 t -
_ So. he had: ithe: “stage to:
himelf: Tuesday ‘night in: _
‘before Castillo, batting last
inthe Tigers lineup, came, to
. the’ plate. i. -
““Twina 5 Blue Jays 20

: Thuviday Games,
. Tarentg: at Adinnetota
Detroit at Milwaukee .
- Kansas City at 0+ /usnd

Texas a Caltiernte a

, _ aa RW
_Curaw, Cat: yas “35 92 a0?
Boggt, Bos 760 4S 94 282

McRae, . Kan 246 44 84° «341
Grittey, NY... 237 36 80.330
Thornton, Cte . 221 48 72.326

Yount, Mii Ted 50.84 323°
Hroek, Min. 218 38 70.321,
Cal 240 40/74 Nd:

° Milwaukee when he stepped.”
_ to the plate with two outs in. -

DeCcincas, ;
Simmons, Mil 287) 29. 80-31)
Almon, Oak: 200 24 62.
Whitaker, Oat 300 42

Doubtes: McRag, Kansas
City, 24/- Boggs, Boaton, 23)
Hrbak, Minnesota, 21.

Triples: Moore,
5: Wilson, -Detrolt, 55 . Griffin,
Toronto, §: Herndon, Detrolt. 31
Gibson, . Detroit, $7 -Winflaid,
New York, §; Whitaker, Datralt,

Home runs: Kittle, ¢

Armat, Boston, ie Rice,
“Boston, 16. : lie

Ryne batted ‘in: Klitie, Chi-

cago, 54; Ward, Minnetota, 50°

. Couper, Milwaukee, 49, .
Stolen. basen: Wiison, Kansas
City... 371 Cruz, Chicage, 26;
Henderson, Oakland. 12.
Pitching (@ decisions}; . Flana-
gen,. Baltimore, 6-0, °1 000, 2,33}
‘Kison, California, 7- Ty
Koosman, .Chicago,:: 61,
4.117: Jackson, Toronto, $1,"
4.381° Sancher,”

" Stieb, .
. nvelend: - 93;

ast
Sirlkeouta:

Morris. Detroit, 68

Saves: Quisenberry, Kansas
“Gity, Wr Stanley, Boston, 16;
Caudlll. Seatiie, 15.

Baltimore at Naw . York. ppd. .
“palms: _

1ICAGO, +

ATS, 2.93)

California, . 7-2,

‘Toronto, ,

cic pitti ‘night-in the =

National. ‘League c— the

-: Cardinals whipped- New,‘
‘York Mets 81 after thelr,

losing streak-reached eight

gamee when they dropped: -
a Van Slyke hammered home
,, the ~

‘Pirates’ nine-game winning -
"came to an- -and .when they .
. were beaten by’ Chicago
* Cubs #7 in. 11- innings and ”
- Montreal. .

the. opener: of ‘their

doubleheader 10-1

-Expos.. “and

Philadelphia’

tee

Of course,.Marty Castillo’

_ thoaght about hitting a

game-winning - home run.

organization.

the top of the ninth: inning

‘and Tigers and Brewers tied
Milwaukee, “

4,
"Castillo took two balls and

. then drilled q delivery from”
' Jim, Slaten. over. the left-—
fleid wall for his first major- ,
‘league-homer-and a 5-4
American ‘League baseball

‘vietory for Detroit.

In other American

League games, Minnesota’
Twins topped Toronto. Blue |

JAYS . 5. Boston’ Red

“Sox: pounded Cleveland
-Indiang 11-3, Texas Rangers |
beat California Angels 3-1,

Oakland A's nipped Kansas ~
City Royals:4-3. and Seattle
- Mariners downed Chicago
_ Wie | Sox 6-2. Baltimore

— Whatisao fare an a day in
ta June.”

Phillies were ©
halted ee rain in the bottom .

just what the |

“peleaged pitcher:

he's had his revenge, »
..' Schrom.: defeater
. former teammates or the.

David Green “and Andy
runs in the fourth inning and

Dave LaPoint. blanked ‘the.
., Meta on four hits “until the .
ninth as the: Cardinals

halted their longest losing
streak: since .1980, ‘Tom
Gorman heid. the Cardinals

> Hitless until Green. ded off

Orioles at; New. ‘York
Yankees was rained: ‘out.’
Toronto's loss, coupled

with the victory: “by: Detrelt
- “and the Orioles" inactivity,

put the three teams {na Ue
for the lead in the American
League East. Each. team
hasa 4031 record,

‘Rick Manning's two-out

-bingle. drove in two runs in

the eighth inning off Detroit
relief. ace Aurelio Lopez. to

tie. the game at 4-4,..5
Slaton, 7-3, got two outs

‘Last * fall, § Toronto,

‘Ken
Schrom. In the’ last week,
hs
second time in seven -

: ag he gave up six hita before - .

belng relieved by Ron Davie .
in the elghth. Davis got. his °
11th save while the loss went

’ to Dave Stieb, 10-..

Labt Wernesday,; ‘Schon,

- &2, beat Steb: and: the ‘Blie *

Jays 4-3. ;
Houston: ‘Jimities ‘had a
pair af . doubles”

Minnesota, the first blow

driving in the game's: first

available i in Terrace.

Ju

yl, 1983

a Tuesday, -

Albuquerque 6-4, Phoenix

@ . downed Edmonton 8-3, Las ~

1 . Vega’ got past Portland. +1,
and ‘Hawaii outscored bat
= Lake 8-5, :

- For more information on

-3~-—

hitter:

for —

“pal of
singles, when the Canadians Fy
scored theif only. run..He ~
“walked two: and struck out *
BER.

— began. it..with: a “‘one-out
wingle off Montreal. rellef

ace Jeff Reardon; and »
scored on a triple by ‘plrich
. Lefebvre:

Joe:
Reardon : -ateuck out” pirich

hitter Tony: Perez before.
4 wildly past firat as Durham

Oliver's two-run ‘homer’ in’: scored. _

the first“inning helped the ©

Rose ‘tied: the game, “Al

Expat to a 6-3 lend.

- Castillo’s late hom: oF

two-run in the’ second

"inning.

Red Sox 11 indians 3.
~ Tony Armas belted a two-

run homer to pace.a 1a-hit -.
attack. that - included six'*

doubles, ‘twa: - by: Carl

_ Yastrzemski, +

Armas’ blasted his Itth n
the fifth inning as-the Red °

- Sox scored ’five runs to-pin .

‘the loas on Rick Suteliffe,'o
3.

2 Rangers 3 ‘Angels: 7

-Knuckeballer.. Charlie -
Hough blanked ~ California
-on three hits through 7 2-3
innings and Buddy. Bell's
. solo homer, triggered as

‘from. second ‘base in’
‘the bottom of the 1Jth inning."
‘Sap ‘the “Cubs halted the °
j ” -longest ‘winning ‘streak in’:
pun wit : * the majors this séagon. With
Bote th altho cap @ ;
two-run rally, Ivan DeJesus

darkness. closing © In,

-Durham: ‘opened the: 11th:
- with an-infletd hit‘off Kent

Tekulve and went to second
on a single, by Keith

Moreland, Larry Bowa then .

grounded to Ray, who
attempted to tag Moreland.
and missed and then threw

Dodgers ® Padres 5 conf
; At Sen Diego, - Pedro.

"

yeates™/ a ;
avecky,- erolling fi ti bid
‘becoitia the majors’ first
* s2-game winner, my

“Astros 4. Braves 3:

_ At Atlanta, Dickie Then
drove in three runs with a sto
pair of homers, Including 4°
two-run ahot off loser Terry .

Forater In the eighth Inning,

while Nolan Ryan allowed »
. two hits in eight innings and

struck out. five to reclaim

‘the all-time atrikeout lead

from Philadelphia's’ Steve
Carlton.

‘the gdme and, after Minton

-“Alan’ Knicely to load tha
bases, Krenchick! slammed!
hls b game-inning hit. :

thal
ive-game. losing. atrenk,
ddie ‘Milner, who doubled.
a and later ‘acored -

walked Johnny ‘Bench and

gives Tigers a share:

four outa for his ‘second
save, although he allowed -
Fred Lynn's 14th homer
with one out in the ninth.
Lynn also had two singles

- off Hovgh. .

The vietory enabled

Texas ta move one game
“phead of Callfornia ontop af .~
.- the: American League West,
“As Royals 3
Oakland shortstop Tony .

Phillips mada.an error to

jp Kansas City battle
- Saunt tn, ‘a Tandawy

bak in the ninth inning, but

toned for the miscue later
with a perfect throw to cut
down the: Royals,

_ With the A's abead 42, - ne}
- Concepelon. :

Kansas City’s Willie Wilson

‘opened the top of the ninth
“with an infleld hit and then _
‘stole

second.

Concepcion followed with. a

. grounder to Phillips, who

overthrew first bags to put

-Tunners at second and third.
“UL, Washington’s:dingle -

' drove in, Wilson and moved.
‘ Concepcion:

Washington then broke for
second: on a delayed steal
attempt and when he was

_ ther. plate. =
perfect ‘thraw to, catcher’

Onix.

* third.

Convepeion headed. toward
“But Phillips's

Bob Kearney. ; nailed

Mariners 8: White Box 2.
Gletin Abbott became

- Seattle's all-time -:victory .

leader ‘by beating Chicago

~~ and Floyd Bannister, who. |j
‘had: been -. the’ “ Mariners’

winningest pitcher. *

Abbott, 2-0, earned his .
4ist career victory. for. .
’ Seattle-with relie! help from.
"Bill Caudill, who werked the
fina] 2° 23 ‘alns for, his

16th 8 save.

All star teams feature AL vets. against

—new- ‘look. National League squad |

NEW YORK (AP) - _ It
will be a veteran. American
League team headed by

‘perennial pitks Rod Carew
at ifirat; base. and’ George. .
Brett at third-base, against”
a new-look National League ‘

‘Tucson righthaniler Jeff
Heatheock-' hurled a . two-
hitter and allowed only one

mW runasthe Toros posteda 5-1 -
_. victory over Vancouver in
"+ Pacific
‘baseball action. -

Coast _- League

In other -PCL - games
Tacoma beat

" Heatheock allowed only a

Loner: j ‘Andy "Beene.

:. allowed only five hits in 5 2-3 /
~ "innings but> walked seven
. and -saw “three. of those :
_naeore.

ve In Salt.
~ Hawali/s Ray; : Kraweryk- :
“> allowe ondy three hie as he

‘Lake city,

port pool.

“likely” now

‘OTTAWA - AGP)!

national sport ‘pool to help ,

i ® pay for the “1968 Winter. -

~. Olymples in’: Calgary. is!
- Hkely to ‘receive , ‘final ©

q “approval, in ‘the Cominons
} today. | .

a After 6 long light against ,
. what .they. consider the. ”
immorality of lotteries, the
; “Progtessive Conservatives |
’playi to allow ‘legislation —
‘¢reating the podl to go to a
final vote, Tory MP. Joe ~
_ Reld, who has helped. co.
ordinate, the Tory attack,
sald Tuesday. a ,

Calgarians will

“undoubtedly be relieved: ;

Money from: the . pool —
drive: home’ ruf-over the

would also. be” used . for:

‘research.

- fourth-inning . |
‘with a pair of doubles while
Harold Reynolds knocked in |

two rua with a.pair-of .
. singles, : .

“othe Tigerays

amateur eporis, and medical .

gwuad - ineluding four

Montreal Expos — ‘with

three’ first-time starters in |

the 50th versary All:
Star. ‘Game ‘on July 6 “at:

Islanders’ victory. |

__ Krawczyk took over inthe.
fifth after the Guile scored

twice off starter... Randy

- Niemann to take a 5-4 lead.

Pinch. . runner «Bobby

- Mitchell. snapped a 5-5-
deadlock in -the.. eighth”

inning : when he scored on a*
ground - out, : and:: Joe

“‘Jrsulak tripled home two
_runs in the ninth to give the

Islanders some ‘insurance.
Rod Allen paced Salt Lake.

“Tacoma's - ‘Danny
‘Goodwin singled home a tie-

- breaking run in the eighth
. fining te clinch the lead for
_ the Tigers in Albuquerque.

~~ With one out in the ninth,
lave McKay hit»
‘a Bolo home .run: to add..:
‘Tacoma’s final BCOre., , a

Ed Amelung: was. S-for-4.
for ‘the Dukes, “driving: in,
three runs and scoring once. :
Bert Bradley picted ‘up

the, wins: a
‘In “Portland, * Steve.
Fitéovid held the Beavers to

cone: ran. through:
' vietory.”:

“The Siew’s scared all three -

“were all top-heavy winners:
| -at their Positions. ». repo ee |
crifice, a stolen

of thelr runs in the aixth

A: tani ‘on fwo. ningles, two

walks,

hase’ ‘Bod - two. throwing
“ervora.

"The Beaverd got telr run
‘in ‘the second innizig on A

double by John’ Rugeell and.
-@ triple by Juan, Samuel...

“Two errors-by ‘Edmonton |
_shottstop Dick Schofield -
allowed Phoenix to stage a.
seven-run outburst that led |

the, Giants to victory. ,
Phoenix starter’ Mark
Calvert scattered 10 hits to.
pick, up the victory.
' ‘The. Giants". Chili -
went 2for-3, scored one run

. and drove In another on. a

sacrifice fly. a
‘Garry Pettis Hipied a line
‘rightfield «wall fot

moe ;

the . fang
Chicsige’s Comiskey : ‘Park,
California's: Carew - was.

‘Canadians fall. again

shut out the Gulls over the .
last four - innings for . the

“selected - for the .
contecutive year and Brett: :
of ‘Kansas. City. won his

elghth. straight: elpetion by.
pt the: “all-star”:

American. “League infield

are ‘second baseman ‘Manny.

_ Trillo of Cleveland Indians,
who started this. ‘game for -

_the Natlonal ‘ League . last
It marked the third all-star

year when he, played. for

‘Philadelphia Philli¢s,-.and
shortstop Robin Yount of.
- Milwaukee Brewers, wtio
led all players in the.
"balloting this > year with

1,956,064 votes.

Named to the outfield”
Fred
Lynn ‘and Reggie Jackson, «
along with Dave Winfield oF
“New York Yankees, ‘Ted
Simmons of Milwaukee won:
the starting: catcher’s ‘job.
The® National ‘League -
‘starting lineup includes four
-Expos — outfielders Andre
Daweon, and: Tim Raines,
first baseman AL.Oliver and
¢atcher ‘Gary .. Carter.
shortstop Ozzie
Louis . and
secoid baseman Steve Sax
of Los Angeles dre the first-
time starters. The other ;
starters are ouifielder’ Dule’
Murphy of Atlanta and third:
~Paséman Mike Schmidt: ‘of.

were California’s

Oliver, .
Smith of: St:

Philadelphia:

"Managers Whitey: Herm .

Mth”

sade

1,057,605 =

the starting second base job

‘for the Natlonal League.

ia” time, he won-another .
close’ rea,’ totaling 7,948""": |,
188 tor nih’?

:ballots. to 685,1
(Gantner of: Milwaukee.’

Lynn ied: alt ; American -
League ; outfielders» with
votes ‘+ while: -
- Jackson received. 1,059,715,
. and: Winfield 1,020,547..Ben -

Opiivie . of. Milwaukee
finished fourth with 856,632:

selection for. Winfield, fifth

for «Lynn and 10th ‘for

’Sackson. ; ve

a

~

‘Simmons, who. “was ‘the .

starting National :, League

catcher: In 1979 when he .
St. Louis,
“received 946,264 votes to ~~
. 824,741 for the. runner-up,

played. - for.

Lance Parrish . of. Detralt.

Carter ‘led’ the National
Leagiie. ote with 1,457,843,
ahead o Darrell rter’ of
St. Louis, who Had 925,967.

Sax, the 1982: National

League Rookie af the. Year
and orily. first-year - player
selected: for the all-star
team, lant year, was an easy.

. winner at Becond basé ie

1,010,681," beating .
Morgan’ of “Pla,

~'who had 668,192, oy
- Oliver” won: the’ closest .

racein the Nattonal League, °

overtaking San Diego's -

Steve. Garvey, . -Kelth

‘Hernandez ° of New York -

7 ‘Harvey " ‘Kuenn of

‘the |. pitching” staffs . and
_Cight::
“innings ‘for. Tas, Vegas’ 7

~ American: League's : ‘Moat’

‘Davis

different leagues, Last year’
‘he.Won the closest election ©:

of the National League and’ Mets and ‘Pete. Rose: of
the.
American League will name |

: remaining members of thelr’ 780,100 for Garvey, who was ,

24-man': ‘aquads later ‘this. second... nk

week. ” 7 ‘Smith. - beat. - “out
‘Carew; ‘Brett and Yount : -Cineinnail’s. -Dave: -

Cell Cooper of the

4 Milwaukee tailed fa Cairew at shortstop fob with sbi
_ first bade, with 680,967 vole to 612,802 for the Reda’ étar:
to thé!'Angel Star's 1,901,994. ‘At third base, Schmidt
-, California'é’ Ddug DeCinces © was elected a starter for the
‘finished “Behind - Brei’'s fifth consecutive year and
1,708,344 “With” "B8,096. N ” totaled '1,154, 647 to 852,026,
player ‘hada’ eee * for risiner-up Tim Wallach

of hed al

Murphy Jed .the. National
: League -. ‘ilfielders | with
. 1,452,941, ahead of Dawson’

plurality” than elit, ‘the’

Valuable” Player’ Jast year. :
U.L. Washington of Kansas" hi
City was: second at” that.” 1,384,870, Raines” captured
position. with 441,750, - ‘the final starting {6b in: the
Trillo wrote come all-star oulfield with * 684,05,

history, becoming the first’ finishing just’ ‘ahead of St.
player selected © ‘to. the © Louis" Willie’ McGee, ‘who
starting - team: in had 970,469.
consecutive years for: Less’ than six,
votes’ Wweré cast. in ‘an;
election that Kas attracte
in ‘all-star history, ‘beating |

Sax by 1,625 votes to earn past,

Philadelphia In. the final
week . of-' ‘balloting. He .
finished. “with ‘ 870,078. to ;

Concepc MVP oF te

inition -

as Many a8 12 million in the