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o4 : Brian Kingman, Oakland A A‘epiteher; w was ‘suffering from as
_ -tendinitis in his right knee but. Manager Billy’ Martin ‘and:
- Pitching’ ‘Coach ‘Act Fowler gave him a chance ‘Tuesday and .*.

he wound up with a seven-hit, 7-3 victory over, the Cleveland ”

Indians. .
Kingman was treated toa 4-0 lead through four innings as

- Hickey Henderson scored twice after. stealing bases and. .

Davey Lopes hit a pair of homers. But tit was Kingman’ +

: show, for the most part. . . -

: Lopes hit a two-run homer in the second to give t the A sa
+ lead at that point, then added a solo shot in the eighth for
Oakland's: final. rus, Henderson ran his major Teague-
leading, stolen base total to 79. . oe
> Cleveland starter Len Barker, 35, left in the sixth after”
the A's extended thelr lead to 6-2 on Fred Stanley’ ‘8 FUns-
batted.in single. .

: Cincinnati Reds spent much of the 19708 dominating the
National League. They won six NL Weat baseball titles, four |
‘ pennants and two world championships. And they had
. haseball’s best overall record last season.
; Now, the Reds are just another last-place | team’ with @

/ dine game losing streak.
: Steve Mura of St. Louis Cardinals, -¢-7, handed the Reds

- their ninth stralght loss, beating them 31 Tuesday on a_

four-hitter and pushing them deeper into the cellar in the
West.

‘Blue’ Jays 4. Rangers gfe

: Texas.

~~ Garelé drove ia: the’ winning: ran with  seventi- inning
triple following Lloyd Moseby’s single. He also produced
the Blue Jays’ ficet ae of the game with 4 a grounder in the a
‘third, --

"Murray, 5-3, gave up one hit and struck out aix in 3 1-3

“4 innings to win in rellef of rookle Jim.-Gott. Texas starter ©
_ Frank Tariana, 4-10, suffered his third toas againat the Blue a

Jays without a win this year. ae, OP Bye

- Tigers 11, Twins @ vot

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The Tigers broke al 1

by Whitaker's fifth homér. Pete Rodiorn, +a Was” Wie

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The loss Tuesday g gave the Reds a 51-49 record, and they
trail first-place Atlanta’ by 18% games,

Thé restructured Reds lost their 1981 starting outlield of
‘George Foster, Dave Collins and. Ken Giitiey either to

trades or free agency. Thelr 40-man spring training roster
contained 18 players who had never seen. action in a Cin
cinnati uniform. =»

The Cardinals, who lead the: NL East: by ona over Le
Philadelphia, batted ardurid for three runs in, the fourth off
Leibrandt. The rally ¥ was highlighted by pune-batted: in hits

“Umi ite gt tir: Hann wpe Seki Kors
- 9, Was the. winner, © ;
” Royals 6. Red, Sox 2 : : nas

Hal McRae stugged a ‘grand-slam, home run in. the first :

“Dama Garcia drove. ties runs and right hander Dale’
Murray provided atrong’ relief pitching. as Toronto edged.

‘with a five-run third triggered

ie

inning and Vida Blue pitched seven innings of fivehit ball to:

lead Kansas City over Boston.

' ‘McRae, the league's: rung-batted-in leader: boosted his *.

--fotal to 76 with the slam off John Tudor, 6-6, the third of his

career, as the Royals took two ofthree games from the Red

‘Sox. The homer was'MoRae’s 13th this year.”

"Blue, 6-5, was the winner withelief help from Bill Castro,”

+ who: itched the last: two innings for his first have.

:- Lance Parrish hit two home runs and Lou Whitaker, Rick
_ Leach and Mike ‘Ivie belted one each as Detroit, ‘whipped:
: Minnesota,

; Orioles a, Angels 2

Cal Ripken Jr. belted a tie-breaking, two-out homer in the :

; eighth inning to, lift Baltimore over California. Ripken hit

his 11th homer of the season off réllever Doug Corbett, 1-7, -
‘fo hand the Angels thelr beventh straight loss, :

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Cincinnati | Reds fall to josing last after success

by Gene Tenace and Mike Ramsey.
Padres 5 Expos]

* Padre starter John Curtis, ‘bd, singled home two runs”

while Gene Richards and Broderick Perkins each drove in a
run as Sari Diego sent the slumping Expos to, their 12th logs-
in 15 games..--

Erle Show-relieved Curtis in the: ‘sixth and Tals DeLeon ;

pitched the final three innings for his sixth save as. the.

“ pecond-place Padres moved to within 3% games of pace

_ Betilng Atlanta in the NL West,

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3 months) :

- MOST POINTS _
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BF RUNNERS-UP
SEACH MONTH

_ loth, gained his second victory in five decisions.

Junior Kennedy capped 'a three-run seventh inning with a .
- two-run bloop single... '

» with a fast ball. =

a seventh save, combined to hold the NL Weat leaders to bin

. Pirates 1 ‘Astros 0

- sburgh nipped Houston.

> pecord to 3-0 against the Astros this season as he tossed a

Renny Knepper fell to 2- riQeven though he allowed fust Z
th i — ”

~ Dodgers 9 Mets 3.

_ six hits and fanning four, as Los Angeles were aided by five
_ Met errors which led to five unearned runs. —

’> Bittaburgn ;1 Houston 6

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ov Dennis Maitines, oi, gave up seve. hls:
out five and walked five before needing last-out relief |
~ from ‘Tippy. Martinez,’ who gained his sighih & save. :

"Yankees & ‘Mariners v —
Bobby Murcer's leadoff home run in. the 12th. !
powered New York over Seattle. Murcer hit the first pik
- from e's fourth pitcher, Ed Vande Berg, 5-3, into.
right-fleld seats for his fifth homer of the year. It was.
* only hit that Vande Berg gave up in 3 1-9 innings of re
New York left-hander Rudy May, who took'over in

Down 7-0 after 6% innings, the Mariners scored seven
~, times‘in the bottom of the seventh to tle the game A}
Cowens’s tworun homer off Goose Gossage capped. “the : .
_ outburst, Cowens’s 12th homer: of the year followed a: ‘two: . ;
‘run’ single by Bruce Bochte off Tommy John, making
third” relief appearance of the peason.. ome

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- “Ray Burris, $l, was the loser for Montreal.
Phillies 3 Giants 2 0

_ Bo Diav’s bases-loaded single ini the eighth Inning gave
“Philadelphia a 3-2 lead, then Tug McGraw came out of.

;, bullpen to pick up the save by setting down San Franelseg i
order in the ninth.

McGraw had spent. the afternoon teaching ‘ame
“youngsters about pitching. That night, he came to Veteran
Stadium and worked on some of the things, he said,” »:

_ Another Phillie reliever, Sparky Lyle, 3-2, got the victory.
Diaz's single came-off loser Fred Breining, +2. UF f
Cubs 7 Braves 2 —

Chicago snapped the Braves’ six-game winning streak a

Kennedy said Atlanta reliever ‘Joe Cowley, “jammed me
Doug -Bird, $8, and Willie Hernandez, ‘who earned his

hits. Ken Dayiey, 4, took the loss for Atlanta.

Sanaa

Jim Morrison gave ‘Larry McWilliams. the only run m he
needed with a gdlo home run in the second inning as Pitt.

McWilliams, 4-3, acquited from Atlanta last: week, ran hi

five-hitter. He struck out four and walked none in his firat

complete game of the Season.

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Dave Stewart, 4-4, hurled six strong. innings, scattering _ ‘
wk

Stewart wasn't annoyed when he was replaced by Terry

” Forater in the seventh inning.»

Steve Yeager had three hits for the Dodgers, The Mets i

: who.lost their fourth straight game, got | homers from
: Hodges a and George Foster. .

Stats

NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN (LEAGUE

ast. Division Havi Divicen |
. wk ret. OBL ‘ . Wek Bet. On
Phitadstphia 45.39 ©5623 — ‘Adliwavkes 4§ 23.577 - =",
Sf. boule 463% 41 = ~~ Boston 4634 «575;
Pittsburgh 41 38.518 34 Baltimore 42 35,545: Wve -
Montreal 41°39 413. 4 ~~ Detrolt | a0 Ob ad
New, York 30.43 489) 74 New York ' ge ae soa -d
Chicago a2 51 6. 1448, Ciaveland v0 4) mM
, . . ' Toronto M44, 10a
Wast Divisten . . : nh
Allanta: . 49 30 426 — Wet ‘Division. oe
San. Diego” 46 34.5575 O¥2 Kansas ‘City = 44°93 $02 oes
Los Angeles 4 930 7 -~ Calltornia 43 36-588 2
. -San-Francisco 30 45.458 13 Chicago 41 36 392 de ‘
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Sincinnety Fer, 2 a aa
Minnesota mt

Tueaday Resu yults

; Pon 2 Sant Franciaco - TWanday “mesutis

QGakland 7. Cleveland "3°
Deirolt 11 Minnesote 6
Milwaukee at Chicago: N.
Kansas City’ 4 Boston 2 .
- > Toronto 4 ‘Texes:3 wo ee eye
“*Battlmore 3 California 2. . :

' New. York. ‘ Seaitle: .. ,
“Tenignt's: Oarmas ”

Los Angeles af Montreal N magayre Games
San Frenchico at New York No MI t AAI
San blega at Philadelphia N. Detroit at chiceag’ os
Cincinnat! at Pittsburg N -Torento at Kentaé Clty NO;
St. Louis af Allenta NO ‘Boston at Texas Ne ct
| Chicago at Houston -N .. Cleveland at Cailtornis: “ chet .
New York ot Daklend No
Baltimore at. Seattle: N. ‘
. Thursday Games
AAIninetote at Milwaukee

Los Angelés 9 New York =
Sen ‘Dlego 5 Montreal. 1

*-Chleage - T Adt anta 2

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Los Angeles af: Montreal! i ve
San Francisco s? New York N= Osiroll af chicago fe" ; ;
Sin. ieee a2 “Philadetphle We", Toronto , at _Kenaas;. City r .

“Boston at Texas: NN: Ce et Le |
Cleveland at. Callfarnta WoO
New York a? Oeklend N . Jt
. Baltimore * it Saattio “N Sot con

. Cincinnatl at. Pittsbudgh u..

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ad, n KC 188

gar: Moning, Yor. ° 2: 297.30 38 344

a Herreh, Cle. 900 64. 109.949

733 McRae, KG... 309.40. 90 907

‘a 45! ar Wount, MAN 399 52 96/.928-

1520: 72314, Cooper, AAU 326.09

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