+ The Herald, Thursday, July 29, 1982 i

| daily he rald

Montreal Expos likes to hit
baseballs in Wrigley Field.

‘ Cromartie contributed
three hits, Inckiding a
double, and knocked in a
Yun Wednesday to pace the

Expos to a 5&3 National’
League win over Chicago ~

Cubs.
* “Today, 1 felt really good

at the plate,’ said ‘the.
sy

slugging right-fielder.
enjoy hitting. in Wrigley
Field. It reminds me of the
park I played in where I
grew up in Miami.”

Zimmer S reluctant to.

Don Zimmer managed his ~

_ last three baseball games
for Texas Rangers as a
lame duck, while Earl
Weaver, back in the
American League's good
graces after a one-week
: Suspension, has temporarily

Track: stars are competing for Games’ berths.

‘OTTAWA TCP) — Only

two top entries will be -

missing this weekend when
more.than 350 of Canada's
top track-and-field athletes
compete for the national

championships and berths:
on the Commonwealth .

Games team. a
Heptathlete Diane Jones-

Konibowski is having a

baby in Winnipeg: and

_ middle-distance runner Brit .

‘McRoberts: of . Coquitlam,
is nursing a stress
trecdure§ in her left foot.

But everyone else will be...

the’ ‘36-eVent .
BtTign EL day >
‘Saturday and Sunday at the

: here _ rer
comp

Terry Fox Memorial Track.
High-jumpers Debbie
Brill of Mission, B.C., and

Milt Oltey of Toronte willbe

-ttying to improve’. their

4
?
~

Warren Cromartie’ -of..

wel es.

Personal bests and achieve:

Teammate
Gullickson pitched more
than - eight -Inninge. . of.
* shoutout baseball before he
-was ‘relieyed by Jeff
Reardon, Gullleckson (8-8)
scattered eight hils, struck

out seven and walked one, ;

‘Expos manager Jim

‘Fanning said he pulled
Gullickson with one out in ~

the Cubs' ninth because the
right-hander was tiring and
had. slipped twice on. the
mound during the inning.

“He probably: could have

= finished the game, but IT

flown Baltimore Orioles’
coop.

~ Zimmer's finale Wed-

nesday night turmed out to
be another loss -- 3-2 to
Milwaukee Brewers — one
of many the Rangers have
suffered in compiling a 38-58

world records. ‘-

Ottey, who. jumped 2.32
metres earlier’ this. year,
has tried twice this summer
to break the 2.36-metre
world record held for two

Ba

-eatcher Jody Davis and RBI

singles to Larry Bowa and:

Bob Molinaro..'The Cub hits

produced the only Chicago —
runs in the game but they ..

were too little; too late.
The Cubs were in a

similar predicament ©

'- Tuesday—when they were

years by Gerd Weissig of

West Germany. .

_ HOUSTON (AP) — Tom
Seaver, having one of his
worst baseball seasons,
says he can accept a bad:
season after, 80, many, Bood |

“ifts"

"Boer" rough "at

‘ times,” Seaver said Wed-
nesday. “But you have to
tell yourself that you're nat

excused from adversity.

silly. I think 1 can relurn.

“For me ta quit on a-
season like this would be’ .

behind 3-0 before they

finally lost 4-3 to-Mentreal.

~ In other National League
Atlanta -

muneei it) was:

" won-lost record. After the
game; Zimmer was
replaced by coach Darrell

_ Johnson, who ‘was suc-
ceeded by Zimmer as’
manager of Red Sox six”

years ago,

He missed 2,37 metres by
a heel touch last month.
’ Brill, recovering from the

birth of a son. Jast fall,

started the season with a
short-lived world-record
indoor jump of 1.99 metres,
still a’ Canadian record,

- Seaver has had a strained

thigh, the flu, a. shoulder
injury and a badly bruised
-toe so far this season. His

earned-run average is 5.46: -

~ “T think I’m getting there.
I think I'm able to deal with

it; deal with the flu, the toe,

“everything.”

Reds president Dick

Wagner said that comment -

sounds like Seaver.
“He's not a quitter,” said
Wagner. “He's .a..yery

gee get PONDS

Gullickson p

‘aan’. taking any chan:
- ees,” Fanning said. °

_, Reardon came on to give:
-up a rin-scoring double to

: Weaver, .

7

‘Braves 8 San Diego Padtes
6; Philadelphia: Phillies 4
Pittsburgh, . ‘Pirates | 3;
Houston Astros 4 Cincinnati

- Reds 2; St, Louis Cardinals
"New York Mets §; and San
- Francisco Giants 6 Los’

na

Angeles Dodgers 2,
. Manager Dick Williams of

_ San Diego Padres figured

he could change his luck by.
geting his team to the-
ballpark late.and not take
baiting. practice: It didn’t -
help, though.

. “The Braves are ina heck
of a Position,” Said Williams ~

leave but Wea

‘ona tear, the superstitious
_ Weaver stayed away from

wha “was
suspended by AL president
Lee MacPhail after poking
his finger in umpire Terry
Cooney’s face during an
argument, was -eligible ‘to

“manage again Tuesday

night.--But, with Baltimore -

But Colleen Reinstra of
the U.S, beat her at the
indoor games here. in
February with ‘the world’s”

_ first. two-metre jump by a

woman. .
While Jones-Konihowski
Will be absent, there won't

| Seaver won't quit on one bad. year

competitive guy.

. “You've gat to think when
‘he's struggling as a pitcher —
it's eating him alive.’ "

“You: know ‘what. he
always: kept lelling me?”
pitching coach Bill-Fischer. -
said. ‘‘He says, ‘I've had'so.

‘many good years that I can

accept it, ] can understand
having ‘a bad year. You've
fot io take the bad with the

Good and I've had more

food than bad.'""_

- Seaver's won-lost. record
this year is 4-10. He finished
last season at 14-2,

cout offe

after ‘hig ‘Padres’. third”

straight loss to the National .
League West ‘leaders .
"Wednesday night.

+ Atlanta's 8-6 victory.in the -
big series. between. the 1-2
teams in the ‘Ni West:
moved the Bravea eight.”
games in- front. of. the
Padres, ‘their’ biggest ad-'
vantage of the season. -.

Atlanta right-hander Phil ,

‘Niekro collected the 250th

victory of his career. -
Bob Horner knocked in

five runs for. the: Braves —

with a two: ‘run homer in the

‘the dugout and did it again -
Wednesday as-the Orioles
edged Chicago White Sox 2-1

* and stretched their longest

ae ;

tat ‘inning: aid ‘hveerun,

shot In the third: That gave:
ihe Braves the cushion they...

needed’ when . San’; Diego’

scoted’ once in” the: eighth .-
and three times in the ninth «
‘off relievers” Al Hrabosky ‘
: and Gene, Garber.

“Phillies 4 4 Pirates =

Mike Schmidt hit hjs-16th

- home run and Philadelphia -

scored: three runs. on two

nce,¢

° Astros 4:Redy 2..

Pittsburgh errors. to ‘ ‘beat

“the Pirates, : The Phillies’

Manny. Trillo set: a major-
league record for.” ‘second

basemen, Playing i in his Sith

a ey

vér won’ t come

Elsewhere, the Red Sox, -
who trailed" 71 after 2%
innings, overtook - Toronto

Blue Jays 9-7, New York : -Minnesota Twins 6-2, and

Yankees -erupted ‘for five -

winning streak of the season’~” uns in the seventh and

to Seven games.

be any lack of competition

expect strong pressure from .

in the- seven- “event hep- ~Angela Bailey of Toronto

tathlon.

Jill Ross- Giffen of Lon-
‘don, Ont., will be on-hand to
try to improve on her
Canadian record total of.
6,110 points.. ‘
‘ She'll be pushed by such
competitors as Connie
Polman Tuin of? Powell ©
_ River, B. c., with a personal
best of 5,319 points in. the
‘gruelling event, a

_ Dave Steen of’ ‘Burnaby,
B.C. will be trying to be:the- -
first Canadian.to pass 8,000-
decathlon points under
computer- -timed conditions
after hitting. 8,019 under
hand-held timing earlier
this year at Baton Rouge,
La. ;.. :

The battle among ‘short-
distance runners also —will
be sharp for both men: and.

~ women,

- Angella Taylor of Toronto

-is undefeated this year over

100 and 200 metres but can

_ and Tanya Brothers of ©

Winnipeg.
And. Tony Sharpe of

Toronto can expect a strong was being dismissed. but
Shove from behind. from
- fellow, Torontonians - Desai

Williams and Ben Johnson
over the same. distances. .
Javetin thrower. Phil
Olsen of Vancouver has set
himself a large! even

- beyond winning and making

the Corhnmonwealth team,

There have - been five
Canadians’ “to” surpass'" 80
metres'wita javelin throw,
but: Olsen wants .to be ‘the

-first_to hurl the stylized

spear 90 metres.

And although McRoberts
is not participating, she is
expected to be selected for’

the Commonweath team: as .

Canada’s top woman in the--
800-and 1, 501-metre events,

The | ‘Commonwealth
Games. will be held: in
Brisbane, Australia, in
October. . .

HOUSE OF COMMONS ae CHAMBRE DES COMMUNES

on schette for.

. Cardinals 1 “Nets 5. Dos
Lonnie -Smith - tripled, -
home the tying run:in the:
seventh and scored one out

consecutive’ game in a
season without an error. His
performance Tuesday night
had tied the B6-game mark
Bet™ by. ‘Rich. Dauer ‘af. later on George. Hendrick's _
Baltimore in 1978, ‘double. Jeff Keener (1-1) .

eo, /. gained his first: ‘majors

: yo: Neague. triumph:with: relief”

* Art Howe. hit2 a two-run
double in the sixth inning ta
power Houston over Cin- |
cinnati behirid Joe Niekro’s
seven-hitter. Niekro (10-7)
went the ‘distance for the

posted his 2ist save, --
Glanis 6 Dodgera |
Joe Morgan singled tg
open a four-run first-inning
outburst ‘and ‘drove*in the -
1,000th run of hig career in

eighth’ time this’ season, the third, ‘leading Sag
striking out. two and walking. Franciseg. over. . Los.
three. _ Angeles.

nipped Detroit Tigers: 67,

~~" ‘fed Simmons's tie-breaking

‘nine-hit pitching. of Scott

back -

: Yankees 8 Tigers 7 -
‘ With the Yankees trailing
7-8, Dave Collins. started 2.

Cleveland Indians defeated
Kansas City Royals: 42,
Seattle Mariners. downed

- triple, Bucky.Dent, who haq
a two-run single earlier,
singled, Willie Randolph

*~walked and one out later,
Jerry Mumphrey singled. to
make it-7-5. Lou Piniella
was sent up to bat for Oscar
Gamble and Detroit sum-
.moned Bob James, just up
from the minors, for his AL,
Mebut. Bobby Murcer batted
for Piniella and slammed’
James' second pitch into the”
Tight field seats. —

Angelis 13 A's 1
Don Baylor and Ron

_ Jackson éach drove: in four
‘runs with three_hits apiece —
while Mike Witt scattered |
Six. hits and blanked

California Angels swamped
- Oakland. A's. 13-1... 7
The Rangers lost for the .
14th time in their last 17
games. They - handed
Milwaukee a pair of
unearned'runs in. the first
inning and then bowed ‘to

‘ sacrifice fly in: the eighth,
spoiling Frank Tanana’s
. five-hitter.. ,
Afterward, zimmer
_ disclosed-thal owner Eddie
-Chiles told him Monday he

asked him to stay on
through Wednesday. .

His unusual three days as
a lame-duck manager
ended with the sixth-place:
‘Rangers 16'2 games from
the top. ..

Simmons's sacrifice fly,
following singles by..Paul

_ two-run homers while
- Jackson had .a_ two-run
single and a two-run double,

Molitor and Robin. Yount’, "The vietory gave the Angels
‘and a “sacrifice, provided | vane ee Tead over
the run that kept the “SansasCity:in the AL West.

“Brewers atop the AL East, .ndians 4 Royals 2 _

_one- “half game ahead of the
Red’ Sox. .
Orioles 2 White Sox 1

Eddie Murray and John”
Lowenstein singled home
‘sixthinning runs to. back the

run homer — his first in the
- Majors —- to back the three-
- hit pitching of. Rick Sut-
cliffe, who needed Jast-out -
help from Dan Spillner..
Mariners 6 Twins 2:

McGregor | and -
Richie. Zisk belted a two-

relievers— "~

Red Sox.) Blue Jays 7 _
Dwight Evans drove in

four runs with a pair of

two

extending his hitting streak
’ to13 games, Al Cowens also °

seventh-inning rally with a

homers and Carney Lan- .

sford capped a six-run fifth

_ inning with a three-run shot

for the Red Sox.

homered and Gaylord Perry |
pitched six innings,

allowing one unearned run, _

for his'304th career victory.

‘from’ Bruce. Sutter,:. whq

‘Oakland until the ninth
inning. Baylor hit a pair of —

t

“+

Rookie Carmen Castillo. -
‘eracked a tie-breaking two- |

wo

run homer and a double,;

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