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_ pase 4 Tha Horelé, Tuesday, August 31, 1982

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Montreal Expos won

’ Monday's National League

baseball ‘game against
Cincinnati Reds 3-1 with. the
help of a two-run rally in the
seventh capped by Tim

‘.Raines's: runs: rbatted-in.
single: - :

Stave Rogers, who did not ~
walk a batter, lowered his
National League-leading

’ earned run average to 2.30,

a Raines. ca

but was not especially.
impressed with his effort.

Second baseinan Doug
Flynn made a pair of superb

u ’ National - ‘League East, 5%
behind diviston-

in. third place in ‘the. ‘Atlanta Braves belts

_ leading St; Louls.:

fielding plays, while Raines, |
the left -fielder, and. third:
baseman Tim Wallach, also .

produced defensive gems.

“Besides his game-winning:

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Diego Padres 2 Pittsburgh
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| Iq other NL games, it was Cardinals 3 Dodgers 2

St. Louis Cardinale 8 Los
Angeles _ Dodgers

‘John Stuper and Bruce.

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Philadelphia Phililes q-9 ™ hits as’ St. Louis —

ps Expo 1 rally —

n- defeated Loa Angeles and,

ace’ left-hander Fernando
Valenzuela: Valenzuela, 17-
10, who had allowed one run
his previous 18 Innings, took
the loss despite ylelding alx
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The Cardinals beored thelr

. eventual winning run In the
eighth on Smith's” RBI
~ single. -

Stuper, 6-4,. ‘pitched into +
the eighth before Sutter took
‘over’ and recorded ‘hig 90th
gave,

: Dick Ruthven ‘pitched a

Boston’s comeback streak continues’

When Oakland A's took a

7-4 lead into the bottom of —

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Boston, the Red Sox had the
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“When you're coming
from behind lke that time
after time, it's contagious,”

*. sald Tony Perez, who hit the
second of a pair of two-run
™ homers, lifting the Red Sox

to a 8-7 American League
baseball victory Monday

“ night,

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other games,
Baltimore Orioles beat
“Toronto Blue Jays 6-3,
Seaitle Mariners edged
Milwaukee Brewers 8-2 in.10
Innings, Chicago White Sox

.. beat Cleveland Indians 4-1,

New York Yankees over
Minnesota Twins &2: and

‘Kansas Clty Royals. beat

Texes Rangers 6-3.
“An error by Boston

Shortstop Dave Stapleton
allowed Oakland to score in-

the first: Tony Armas

* followed with a two-run’

homer, and Dave ‘MeKay
had a runs-batted-in single

‘later in the inning for a.4-0

edge, °
Boston had thres"¥uns in
the third’ on homers by

Dwight Evans and Jim Rice
and 8 run-scoring double by
Wade Boggs. -

McKay homered in the.

fourth, and Evans had his
second homer of the game

in the seventh. Oakland’s.

Mike Heath singled in a run
and scored on a double by
Rickey Henderson in the
eighth. /

Boggs hit a two-run
-homer and Reld Nichols

follawed with a single,

chasing ‘A's starter ‘Matt.

Reliever. Tom
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Keough.
Underwood,

Breeted by Perez's homer.

and the Red Sox got their

final run on & double by Cart ©

Yastrzemski, ;
‘Mark Clear, 12-7, pitched

the last two innings. for

Boston. . 7

Orioles 6 Blue Jays3
Rich Dauer hit a two-run

double, ‘John Lowenstein

hotiiered and rookle Storm -

Davis scattered seven hits
in 7 2-3 innings to lead
Baltimore past Toronto,

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The Oriotea “pounced on
Toronto right-hander Mark
Eichhorn, 01, for five runs
on six hits over 42-3 innings.

Ljoyd Moseby. homered
for the Blus JOYE, -

Royals 8 Rangers 3

Willle: Wilson had four .

hits, scored ‘twice. and

knocked in two runs in:

support of Dennis Leonard -
as Kansas City defeated the -
Rangers. :

Bob Stoddard and Ed
- Vande Berg held Milwaukee |
to six hits for 10 innings. -

who relleved starter Pete
‘Vuckovich in the ninth,
walked Dave Revering with
two out in the 10th and John |
Moses was inserted as. 9

_ pinch-runner. Rick Sweet

followed with a single to
contre, and Gorman
‘Thomas's throw to third
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- dugout as Moses raced
home = with
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Loser“ Jim: Slaton, 10-5,

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two-run. single |

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‘midt: belted three. ‘bits,

knecked in two runs and.

scored one as Philadelphia
beat Atlanta in the: firat
~ game of their doubleheader.

Ruthven struck r ditt three .

‘and. walked two. as ‘he

~ evened his record st 10-10 In
~ the Phillies’ third

third straight
victory. The’ loss snapped a
three-game Braves’ win-
ning streak, _

The Braves won the
nightcap as pinch-hitter Bob

Wataon slammed a three-. ....

run homerin the 12th. Terry

‘Harper ‘triggered =the
Braves’ rally with a one-out
alnglé and reached third on
a single by Bruce Benedict.

After Matt Sinatre ran for
Benedict, Phillies reliever

_ ‘Tug McGraw, 2-8, et two ~

Strikes on Watson, who
‘batted for winning pitcher
‘Steve Bedroslan, . 7-6,
“Watson drove the next pitch
out of the ballpark to spoil
McGraw’s® $éth - birthday.

- Joe Lefebvre socked a
one-out solo home run in ‘the
bottom of the 13th inning to
lead San Diego. over. Pitt.
sburgh. Lefebvre ted a 2-

1 offéring from Kent
“Tekulve, 10-7, for his second

homer_of the year.
Luis DeLeon, worked the

“final two Innings for San

Diego to raise his record to .

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