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Davis; Chi ma 3. 1h 394

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Teille, SF 9.7 OS

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shail. Los Angeles, -. A Sand
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Wynne, Pittsburgh, 4.

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Dewion, Montreal, 2; Gwynn,
San Diego, 2 WHavet, Phita-
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Cincinnatl, 47

3; Wallach, Momivaal,.3; Watt:

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/ Staten bases: Samuel, Phifa--
".,delphia, Bs Gwynn. San. Diege,

5; Atllner, Cincinnatt, S$: Redus,
Cincinnatl, §,

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- Seattle - 6 victory.

“Mariners, driving in eight ‘
runs. The one-man power ‘-much to get it out of this
park," said Kingman, “I.
provided the.A’s witha 9 don't think I wauld want —
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Steikeouts: Ryan,
25; Soto, Clacinnatl 20; Carlton,
Philadelphia. 15.

Saves: Gosssge, San Dlega,
a; Sulter, St, Louls, ba Lesmith,
Chicags, 3.

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Bradley, Sea 25 8 11.488
Berned, Cla 78S 12 a8
Trammil, Ost 24 9 11.423
Remy, Gos 2S A:
Gross, Bat We 4. 7 Al?
Gantrer, Mit a 6 16.410
Upshaw, Tor - 27-68 1.40?
Ripken, Bal 2 - 3? 13.04
Bell, Tor |. a3 18 090
Motley, KC Ip 4 7.389

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v Edmonton. Hunter 3
(Huddy, Hyghes} 11:07 (sh)
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Second Paried
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fs, ‘idteister: ‘Anderson) 6:25 (pe)

3 Galgary, Bears 2 (Ma:
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4. Calgary, Relahart, 5 (Bax
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8.'Edmonton, Kurri & (Fogo
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6. Edmonton, Mesater 2 (Lind:
‘Wrom, Anderson) 0:09

7 Calgary, McDonald 3 (Pept

Edmonton,

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Kromm: Cal 4:3), ‘Anderson
Edm, -Peplinskl Cal P01,
Risebrough Cal 15:12, Calgary
bench, (served by Loob) 19:10,
Gaxter Cal 19:52,
Shats on goal by:
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Calgary 13:10 $32
Goal —. Edwards, Calgary:
Funr, Edmonton. - -
. Attendance -- 18,764, -

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: Firet Period

.1. Minnesota, Acton 2 (Max:
wejl, Bailows) O:39

2 St. Louls, Patlawskil 1
(Hickey, Babych) 6:08

3. Minnesota, Bellows 1 (Max-
wall) 36:34 (sh)

‘Penalties — Piett Min, John:
son: oN ‘Pnajors* Va: , “Acton
Nin, 198005

Second Period
ie ‘jAlnneaate, AActarthy 1
(Clecarallt Maruk) 6:07 (pp?
* 5. St. Louls, Faderko 3 (5ut-
ter, Ramage} 12:58
'” Penalties — Johnton StL 1:03,
Paslawaxi SIL 3:39. Maxwell
Min $05, Andaraon Stl | 7:44,
Hirsth Alo 8:24, Broten Min
14:58.-
Third Period
. No scoring.

_ Penaitles — Plett Min, Ander-

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2 Montreal, Carbonneau a
(Robinson) 19:50
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‘Que Ludwig Mil double minor
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3.. Quebec, Palement 2 (P.
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4 Montreal, Tremblay 4 (Car:
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5. Quebec, Spard 4 (Cote)
18:51

“Penalty — Hamel mitt 14:25.

Third Period
& Quebec, Moller 1 (P.
Stastny, &. Stastny} 11:23
Penaliies — Prite Que,
Hunter Atl 4:01.-
Overtime

La ‘Quebec, gerglund 3:00 *
Panaltles -- None ;

Shots. (on goal by Quebec ‘
W227 4-8

” Montreal 5 3 1 1-20
Gost — Bouchard, Quebec:

Panney, Montreal.
Attendance — 17,274.

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‘dersson Wash = 2:27,

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1. NY Islanders, Trottier 4
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Franceschetti Wash 14:14.
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5, Washington, Christlan. 4
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7, NY Islanders, Bossy 4
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Penatties — Lane NY1, An:

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Washington © 41226

Goal — Smith, NY Islanders:
Riggin, Jensen, Washington.
Attendance — 18%. -

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Doubles: “Bell, Toronto, 3
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Hatcher, Minnesota, 4)

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Teigies: Hatcher, Miniescia,
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‘here.” ” mo
Kingman had missed
the previous three games
because. of ‘a. sore. _ leg
‘muscle,

“T can only run about:
he. ‘said.

didn’t know If I contd .
‘play.

~ “Tt just plain hurts: It’s:
fun to start out this way,
It makes It easier to

‘sustain, a”
In other American -
“League action, Cleveland
Indians nipped Baltimore
Orioles 4-3 and Minnesota
Twing routed: California
Angels 0-2. Rain washed
-out a . doubleheader
and.
Boston and the Chicago- .
- New York game.
In the only National.
contest,- Los -

‘Angeles Dodgers

defeated Houston Astros.
Bd.

Kingman belted a
grand slam in the. first
inning after singles ‘by
Joe Morgan,
Lopes and

Davey
Carey

gman

Lansford.
walked before Kingman:
in both the third and fifth .
innings, anid both times:

Lansford

“Kingman followed with a
two-run homer, The first
two, . off. starter Matt
Young, 2-1, came-on 0-2

. pitches and the third on a

1-1 pitch off rellever Ed
. Vande Berg.

‘On his next at-bat, in
‘the. seventh inning,
Kingman struck out on

three breaking balls from
Vande Berg. In the ninth,
he popped out to the in-
field .with two men on
base.

Morgan: also homered

for the A’s, while Alvin |

Davis slugged a solo
homer for Seattle.

Oakland right . hander.

Mike Warren, 1-2, worked
the first 62-3 imings and
picked up the victory.
Indians 4 Orioles 3
Andre Thornton drove
in two runs, including the

tie-breaker on an infield -

single’ in the seventh.
With runners at first and
third _ and’ two out,
Thornton greeted

The Herald, “Tuesday, April 17, 1984, Page 5

reliever + Dennis: ‘Martinez

Mike’ “Flanagasi 0-2,

. took the loss, giving up

four runs, three of them
earned, on nine hits in 6 2-

3 innings.

Bert. Blyleven, 2-4, was
thie winner, surren dering
three runs on eight hits
while striking out seven
in seven . innings. Ernie
Camacho . ‘pitched two
scoreless linings for his
firat career save. °.

Cal Ripken's home run,
his fourth of the year, had
tied the game 3-3 in the
Baltimore sixth before
Thoraton's tie-breaking

it
Twins 9 “Angels 2

Kent ‘Hrbek’s grand
slam homer .capped an
eight-run sixth inning,
leading Minnesota over
California behind Mike
Smithson's six-hitter. —

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away with their big. in-
ning, the most runs
scored by a Twing team:

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