Tiger’

- Only five days earlier,
tight-hander Dan Petry of
Detroit Tigers had been
forced to take himself out
of & game against Min-
nesota Twins with a atiff

Pena

Alejandro Pena seems to
have San Diego Padres’
number this year — and so
far that number has been
zero.

. For the second time In i1
days, Pena threw a five-hit
shutout against San Diego
as Los Angeles Dodgers
beat the Padres 6-0 Sunday
and climbed back into first
place in their see-saw
National League baseball
battle for the West Division
lead.

Pena, 41, was rarely in
trouble, striking out six and
walking none.

In other NL action
Sunday it was: Chicago
Cubs 2, Pittsburgh Pirates
1; New York Meta 6,
Philadelphia Phillles 2;
Montreal Expos 6, St. Louis

' Cardinals 2; Cincinnati
Reds swept a doubleheader
irom San Francisco Giants
#1 and 7-3; and Houston
Astros 8, Atlanta Braves 5.
«Qn Saturday it was:
Adanta 5, Houston 3; St,
Louis 6, ‘Montreal 1;
Chicago 7, Pittsburgh 1;
New York 4, Philadelphia
3; Cincinnati 7,- San
Francisco 6; and San Diego
5, Los Angeles 1.

USFL

NEW YORK (AP) — If

you want to know what the
United States Football
League has meant to the
1984 National Football
League draft, you only
have to consider the plight
of Miami Dolphins’ coach
Don Shuta.

~-“We need linebackers,
anebackers .
linebackers,” said Shula,
whose team picks 26th in
the first round of the
college draft Tuesday.
“The good thing is the guys
we're looking at are all

ere.

“The bad thing is that
since the USF'L has signed
good players at other
positions, teams that
normally wouldn’t have
selected a Hnebacker may
pick one now."

The NFL draft starts at 8

a.m. EST atthe OmniPark |

Hotel here with 12 rounds
continuing into the ‘early

hours of Wednesday
morning,
. But a lot of the atars are

gone — perhaps nine who
would have been first-
round draft choices in the
z-team NFL and another
20 or 30 of the 100 top-rated
players in the class of 1984
have been signed by the
USFL.

They include quar-
terback Steve Young of
Hrigham Young, Nebraska
running back Mike Rozier,
the Heisman Trophy
winner, and defensive
tackle Reggle White of
Tennessee — all of whom
might have been the NFL's
first choice. Also missing
are offensive tackle Mark
Adiekes of Baylor and
defensive end Robert
Smith of Grambling, who
might well have been in the
tap 10,

That has left Irving
Fryar as the first selection,
which will be made official
then by New England
Patriots, who have already
signed the Nebraska wide
receiver, Then Houston
Oilers, with the second
choice will pick Fryar's
téammate, guard Dean
Steinkuhler, with whom
they have reached
agreement.

“Those two picks have
already disrupted the plans
of New York Giants, who
pick third. They would
have been happy with
either Steinkuhler or
Fryar, one of whom
probably would have been
available had the USFL not
siphoned off. Young, Rozier
ahd White. And they also
liked Adickes,

HAVE RIPPLES

That ripple effect will.

pertain throughought the
draft and it may have a bit
of a reverse ripple on the
USEL.

‘. The Giants, for example, .

may find the offensive
lineman they need in the
USFL — they are actively

pursulng tackle Chris
Godfrey of Michigan

Panthers.

and more-

S Dan Petry makes. quite. a recovery

elbow. He made quite a
recovery Sunday.

Petry came within four
outs of jolning team-mate
Jack Morris as a no-hit
pitcher this American

has Padres’ nt

Pena’s only problem
came in the fourth inning

when San Diego's Tony:

Gwynn opened with a
double and moved to third
on Graig Nettles’s
gtounder, But Pena got off
the hook by getting Steve
Garvey to line to second
and Terry Kennedy to
ground out to second.

The Dodgers scored the
only run they needed in the
top of the second inning
‘when Mike Marshall hit a
home run off San Diego
starter Ed Whitson, 2-2.
The Dodgers added a run in
the fourth when Rick
Monday came home on a
passed ball, then scored
four more in the ninth on a
bases-loaded walk to Steve
Sax and a three-base error
by Carmelo Martinez in left
field on Terry Whitfield’s
fly ball with the bases
loaded.
Expos 6 Cardinals 2

Charlie Lea and Gary
Lucas teamed on a six-

hitter and Pete Rose drove’

in arun and scored another
to help Montreal beat St.
Louis. Lea, #1, pitched
shutout ball through
sey * before
Mae | in the eighth with

League ‘baseball season,

hurling the Tigers to a 6-1
victory over Cleveland
Indians. Morris threw a no-
hitter against Chicago
White Sox on April7. ~

no outs and the bases
loaded. Lucas walked
Lonnie Smith to force in
one run and another scored
on David Green's double-
play grounder. The Expos
turned three other twin-
killings,
Cubs 2 Pirates 1 .
Steve Trout and two
relievers combined on a
five-hitter and Gary
Matthews drove in both
Chicago runs as the Cubs
edged Pittsburgh, Trout, 3-
1, worked the firat six in-
ninga before giving way to
Tim Stoddard after
allowing consecutive
seyenth-inning singles to
Jason Thompson and Tony
Pena. Johnny Ray's
sacrifice fly scored
Thompson, but that was the
only damage. Lee Smith
came on in the ninth witha
man on first and nobody
out, and recorded his fifth
gave.

Mets 6 Phillies 2 -
Darryl Strawberry
drilled a single and double
and  Kelth Hernandez
homered to pace New York
over Philadelphia.
Strawberry scored one run
after his double and set up

Petry, 31, gave up his
first hit, a double to George
Vukovich, with two outs in

gone, Petry
watched from the dugout

another when he walked.
Walt Terrell, 3-1, scattered
nine hits over the first six
innings and was credited
with the victory.‘
Reda 8-7 Glants 1-3

Duane Walker hit a home
run, and @ pair ‘of RBI

pace
doubleheader sweep of San
Francisco. Foley drove in
three runs in the first game
with a triple, a sacrifice fly
and his firat major league
home run. He also tripled
home a run in the nightcap
to help the Reds sweep the
four-game series,

Astros 8 Braves 5 —

Craig Reynolds drove in
two runs with a single and a
sactifice fly and Mike Scott
won his first game of the
season. as Houston beat
Atlanta. Scott, 1-1, allowed
four hits over the first 6 2-3
innings. Dave Smith and
Frank DiPino finished the
pitching chores for
Houston. -The . Braves
collected 10 Hits off the
three Houston. pitchers,
including a solo home run
and a two-run single, by
Dale Murphy.

depletes NFL draft

With Rozier gone, the top
running back appears to be
Furman’s Stanford Jen-
nings, rated a late first-
round choice at best. So
Kansas City Chiefs, who
needed a running back,
went out and signed Ken
Lacy of Michigan, the new
league's third-rated rusher
last seagon..

In Miami's case, they
have no chance at Carl
Banks of Michigan State or
Wilber Marshall of Florida,
the two ‘top’ linebackers
unless they trade up for a
higher firat-round pick — a
course they are actively
pursuing. Even the second

_linebacker level — Ricky

Hunley of Arizona, Kelth
Browner of Southern
California and Steve
DeOssie of Boston College
— may be gone by the 26th
pick,

Following the Giants,
Philadelphia Eagles will
pick, then Philadelphia
Eagles, the Chiefs, San
Diego Chargers, Cincinnati
Bengals, the Colts, Atlanta
Falcons, New York Jets,
Chicago Bears, Green Bay
Packers,’ Minnesota
Vikings, Buffalo Bills and
New Orleans Saints.

The next
belongs to Cincinnati
Bengals, with a choice

selection’

acquired from the Patriots
for the top pick, and then
it's St. Louis Cardinals,
Cleveland Browns, the
Colts (a pick acquired from
Denver Broncos in the John

ag Willle Hernander’ ‘pit.
ched the. ninth inning,
giving up Cleveland's only
run on @ walk and @ double
by Jullo Franco.

In his previous two at-
bats, Vukovich had struck.
out and popped to catcher
Lance Parrish in foul
territory. But Petry got
behind in the count 2-1 in’
Vukovich's third trip.
Vukovich lined the next
pitch into the gap in right-

Petry walked two and
struck out seven in his first ©
winning decision since
April 10.

Kirk Gibson had two
doubles and a single in four
at-bats, driving in three of
Detroit's runs..

In the reat of the AL on
Sunday ‘it was; New York
Yankees 6, Milwaukee
Brewers 5 in 13 innings;
Baltimore Orioles 3, Texas
Rangers 2, Chicago White
Sox 4, Boston Red Sox 4;

_ and Seattle Mariners 9,

California Angels 6 in 10
innings. Minnesota and

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winning the opener 5-2 and
the A's blanking the Twins
3-Din the nightcap. Toronto’
’ Blue Jays at Kansas City
Royals was rained out, -
On’ Saturday’ it. was:
Toronto 6, Kangas City 0;
Detroit 6, Cleveland 2;
Boston 8, . Chicago %
Oakland 7, “Minnesota 0;
California 10, Seattle 1;

: Baltimore 6, Texas 1; and

Milwaukee 8, New York 0,

 ¥ankees 6 Brewers 5

New York snapped’ a
four-game ‘losing. streak
with four runs in the bot-
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final two coming on a:two-
out single by Tim Foli.
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and Roy Smalley scored
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USFL Roundup

Oakland Invaders have
finally stopped retreating,
thanks to Eric Jordan, a
little-used running back,

The rookie from Purdue
carried the ball 13 times for
186 yards and two touch-
downs — including an 80-
yard dash on OQakland’s
first play from scrimmage
— as the Invaders beat
Chicago Bliltz 17-19 Sanday
for their first victory of the
United States Football
League season after nine
losses.

Jordan had carried only
17 times for 103 yards In
Oakland's first nine games,

But Jordan, who
spearheaded an Invaders
running attack that gained
a asinglegame USFL
record of 300 yards, doesn’t
have to worry anymore
about getting some playing

eC.

“T think It's kind of hard,
with 186 yards, to keep bim
off the field,” interim head
coach Chuck Hutchison
said.

In other USFL games
Sunday, Birmingham
Stallions beat Denver Gold

31-14. and New Jersey
Generals outscored
Michigan Panthers 31-21.
On Saturday, San Antonio
Gunslingers edged Arizona
Wranglers 2423 and
Tampa Bay Bandits
defeated Washington
Federals 37-19.

Oakland used 32 carries
to set ite team record.

Jordan, who left the
game with a hamstring pull
in the third quarter, got
Oakland off toa flying start
when he dashed 80 yarda up
the right sideline with 9:50
left in the first quarter.

Chicago tied the score
with 12:47 left in the second
quarter after a 60-yard
drive, with Vagas
Ferguson scoring from the
one. Then Kevin Seibel put
the Blitz ahead 10-7 on a 24-
yard field goal just before
halftime.

Jordan's second touch-
down, a 46-yard run late in
the third quarter, put
Oakland ahead 14-10.
Jordan suffered a slight
hameatring pull during the

run.
Seibel and Oakland's

“Kevin Shea exchanged
field goals to complete the
scoring.
Stallions 31 Gold 14 ‘
Joe Cribbs ran for , 110
yards to become the first
1,000-yard rusher in the
USFL.this. season and he
also caught a 50-yard

‘scoring pass from Cliff

Stoudt as Birminghamwon
at Denver for its ninth
straight victory. The
Stallions now are 91 and
lead New Orleans by two
games In the Southern
Division, while the Gold, 7-
3, still lead the Pacific
Division by three games.

Generals 31 Panthers 21
Quarterback Brian Sipe
ran for a touchdown and
passed for another in a 17-
point second quarter for
New Jersey against
visiting Michigan. The
Generals' victory gave
them an 8-2 record and
moved them one, game
behind division leader
Philadelphia. The’ defen-
ding USFL champion
Panthers are 6-4 after their
fourth straight loss.

PCL roundup

An eighth-inning triple

in the sixth inning,

‘Lemmie Miller and RJ.

by Ivan Calderon knocked
home the winning run as
Sait Lake Gulls outlasted
North Division leader
Edmonton Trappers 15-14
in a Pacific Coast League

leader Tucson
whipped Portland, 10-2,
Tacoma beat Albuquerque,
5-2, Las Vegas clobbered
Vancouver, 6&2, and
Phoenix t

took a 12-4 lead before the

Trappers collected 10 runs -

But the Gulls, aided by
Calderon, scored two runs
in the eighth for the vic-
tory. :

Jim Pankovits’ first-
inning solo homer began
Tucson's romp over host
Poriland. Eddie Bonine got
his first victory of the
season for the Toros. ‘The
loss went to Jay Davisson.

Danny Goodwin slam-
med a two-run homer in the
aixth inning and drove in
three runs to pace Tacoma
past Albuquerque,

. Tigers’ starter and
winning pitcher Jeff Jones
blanked the visiting Dukes
for seven innings before

Reynolds each singled in
Albuquerque runs in the
eighth. Dukes starter Erik
Sonberg had the loss.

A third-Inning homer by
Rick Lancellottl
highlighted Las Vegas’
eight-hit attack against the

Canadians at Vancouver. .

Ed Wojna allowed seven
hita in seven innings to take
the victory for the Stars.
The leas went to Bob
Gibson.

Wojna allowed one run, a

Peyton’s RBI single.

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