eee bmn

-. ‘hitters. whe have faced him |
_ bine! he was: ‘traded. from +

- the ; ’Cards* “for.

. :-Keith. ace on June 15.::

” Since that time; he is 4-1 for’
“St. Louls in seven starts and ©
has a2, 30 ‘earned. ran’:

. _ average in 49 innings.

“If made a mistake and

"gave up a-run or two, the.

Bame was over there {in

McGregor finds room in. Dome

“Mantzame winning rea :

‘Some pitchers may fina
the cozy Seattle Kingdome .

~ as spacious as a coffin but-

Baltimore lefthander Scott
McGregor found plenty of
room.
--"'You pitch to hitters,"

"MeGregor sald Tuesday *

night after beating the
Seattle Mariners, '8-1,.1n an
American League baseball
‘game. “You don’t Piteh to
ballparks."

. McGregor gave up: the
Mariners’ lone run in the.
first inning and retired the
final 16 batters he faced to.
run his record to 11-4.

- Baltimore, which has won
nine of its last 10 games,

Davidson. ._
retires ©

NEW YORK (AP)

‘Goaltender John Davidson -

has decided to retire from -

“New York Rangers of the

National Hockey League,

- Says a-published report.’

Davidson, . 30, © told
Rangers general manager

Craig Patrick his left knee

is too damaged: for him to |
continue playing, the. New

’ York’ Daily News reports.

“Pm 30 years old and I
‘guess my hmee is 45 or 50,”
said Davidson, who. became
the first goaltendey” ever to
’ ump straight “from junior"
hockey to the NHL in 1973
when he joined St. Louis

Blues.

» §o after ‘the hitters."

. what:

New, York),’ " allen sald |

> Tuesday; night ‘after. pit- -

1 ching.a40: three-hit victory”

“against San Diego’ Padres. ~

“These guys, (the Cards.
: ake that up; ‘sod ‘can: fuat

“Ozzfe* Smith’ :

provided’.
‘offensive * support *
"Allen needed | with’ a two-run

"homer, ” “his: ‘Becond ‘ofthe

season and Becond-in four
“games,” off . Padres.’ lefi-

’ hander Tim Lollar; who'also™

threw a three-hitter. |

_ Atlanta Braves . defeated

trails. AL. East’
Toronto by ‘one game. The
Blue Jays ‘lost to: Kansas

City Royals 62,
‘In other AL action it was:
Cleveland = Indians 5,

Chicago "White Sox 4: New .
York Yankees 4, . Minnesota

Twins 0; Texas Rangerg, 3,
Milwaukee Brewers 1;
California Angels 6,. Boston
. Red. Sox 1; and Detroit
' Tigers 4 Oakland A's 3,

time ofthe year when the
Birds tend to get hot,”
Baltimore’s Cal Ripkin
said.
- Ripkin collected hia ‘15th
homer.and a double, scored
‘ twice. and drove. in- three
runs. Ken Singleton had two
more hits to give him six in
the last two ‘games.

Royals 6 Blue Jays 2.

‘In Toronto, Hal McRae ~

.and George Biett slugged
home runs and Kansas City
shelled Toronto pitching for

13 hits while Bud Black and »

Dan Quisenberry combined
on an eight-hitter. -

The game was marred by
a wild melee in the seventh
inning, —_ ignited

*"gtruck Mc

ejected.

leader

~ ‘complete game of

.when-
2, ,Porante: Teligver, ‘dim Acker.
Htde in the helmet.
' ‘Jeading off tHe inning. Acker
" and McRae were, both

New: York” 147, “Houston,
| Astros! beat . Philadelphia:

Philites.7-3, San. Franclaco by.

Giants. defeated -: Chicago

took Montreal. Expos $2 and
Los “Angeles ‘Dodgers.’ ‘aad
‘Pittsburgh’ Pirates | Bplit’.'a

= ‘doubleheader, . ‘the. ‘Pirates:
_ winning the operier: 4-1 aind..* |
losing the nighteap 3 a in it vel
“and | Glenn, Hubbard: ‘hit ‘a
oo two-run’ ‘triple’ in ‘Atlanta’s

toning,”

innings.
* Reds 5 Expos 2 m4
Joe | Price. pitched ‘five.

“innings of one-hit ball and:
In other’ NL games Dann’ Bilardello drove .in
three runs as the Reds beat inning began.

Black struck out four and:
walked none while ‘im-—
. proving his record to 4-3. He.
left with one out in the |
eighth and -Quisenberry

came on to record his:

talons 5 White 22nd save.
diems 5 White Sox 4 a

With one out in the eighth: .
_ Andre Thornton unloaded

-his 12th home run far over ..
the left-centre field to break -

n - an eighth-inning tie ‘and
"McGregor’s ninth: com- .
~ plete game of :the season:
was Baltimore’s fifth in its.
last six starts. “This is the ~

Rick Sutcliffe battled to,his

12th- victory of the season, |

Sutcliffe, 12-4, gave up 10
hits. The ‘right-hander.
struck out five and walked
three: in pitching his sixth: .
the .
season,

Yankees 4 Twins o
Shane Rawley. pitched a
six-hitter and Dave. Winfield -
smashed a two-run triple as
New York won their fifth

‘straight game. .
The loss was Minnesota's

singles and only one Min-
nesota runner reached.
second base. He struck ‘out
six and walked three in
‘raising his’ career mark -
against the Twins to 7-1;.

Rangers 3 Milwaukee 1
George  Wright’s

scoring single broke a sixth: ~

inning tie following a rain
_ delay of almost two hours as

Texas ended the Brewers’

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sixth consecutive ‘defeat. -
Rawley, 9-8, allowed five |

tune .

‘Cubs. 43, Cincinnati : Reds, "one

Braves. re ‘Met 7"
Jerry: Royster “homered

sever-rin. ‘sixth °
Lifting’ ‘the Braves over the

‘Mets, who led 1 when the

Rick --Honeycutt,. -

“went: the first five innings.

“for the. victory. After-a rain
delay of one “hour: and. 59. -
- minutes, John Butcher went
_ the final: four innings for b his
> fifth: gave,
Angels 6.Red Sez is

Ken’ Forsch ‘handeufted

“Boston von: three hits ‘and’:
Brian’ Downing: ‘and Fred.

Lynn, belted home runs to

give California, the win.’
Forseh, 94, blanked ‘the

Red Sox on two singles unlil

Dave Stapleton led off the

eighth inning with,his sixth ©

home run of the year, The

veteran right-hander struck:
‘out three ‘and walked one in _

-recording his -ninth com-
_ plete game ‘of the season.
Tigers 4 A's 3

Glenn: Wilson’s —- run-
scoring single broke a ninth-
inning tie and capped.a two-

run rally to give Detrolt the

"The ‘loss went to ‘Dave

‘Beard, 2-2, who walked Alan

Trammell to: lead off the
ninth. Trammell. went to

third on Lou Whitaker's -
~bloop single. and scored on.
second -

Enos Cabell's , - s |
sacrifice Fly of the night...

. Whitaker took second ' ‘on.
the throw to the; ‘plate, sth

third and seored' on Wilson ss
sharp single to centre. ©

Jack Morris, 10-3, was the

_ winning pitcher.

dy: eee
«delayed almost. five ours.

starts

_ Atlanta 11 New York’ 7
- $1 Louls.4 San. Dlego 0

‘Knight,

" Butler,.-
vftresl, 7s Dawson, Montreal, .6.

_ eleca 21; Murphy.

“we!
mm -

“he: "Braves - had : he

consecutive" “hits In. ‘the. in:
. ning; “chaeing New “York.”
Tom Seaver . cand:

:, tagging ~Telleyer
«with (thie

“run ‘of the * ‘inning: with: his.

ie "homer ‘and the last’ rin’ of

- the frame with a single: Bob.

double in the fnning: :
Astro’ 7 ‘Phillies
Phil Garner’ homered and -
drove in. three Jung, and
Terry Puhl. scoréd. three
times to lead Houston. to its

‘ 12th victory in 14. games.

The Phillies, meanwhile,
lost. thelr second. in a row
under new manager Paul’
' Owens, who replaced Pat.
Corrales. ;

Bob Knepper, 4-9, gave up :

four hits~.in_ five - innings,
yielding - three unearned
runs,

Season in a. rare. relief, AP
“pearance: .
° Glants 4. {Cubs 3

"Darrell : : Evans raced.
‘home with the ‘winning run
‘on: ‘catcher Jody's Davis's
ertor in the ith inning;and »

‘Milt: May hit his third home °
Tun in three games | as San ©
: _ Frantisco edged Chicago.
The Giants ‘Toaded . the ©

-bases in the’ 10th off Bill
Campbell on ‘a walk to
Evans
singles by Jack Clark and
Jeff Leonard. Max: Venable
then grounded to. first
. baseman Bill Buckner, but

Davis” dropped Buckner’s —

throw home. for an error,
allowing Evans to score.
Pirates 4-2 Dodgera 1-3
John Candelaria. pitched -
the Pirates to their elghth -_
straight victory as they~won-
«the opener, and the Dodgers _

ended the streak. in the .
nightcap when. Rick. Mon- -

day drove in ‘the winning .
run withia sacrifice fly in
‘the’ ith inning at Pitt-
b

sonal’ winning. streak to six
* games, combining.with Rod -
Scurry. on. a seven-hitter.

In the nighteap, Monday’s

. Sacrifice fly drove in Steve -

Sax for L.A.'s winning run.

‘Steve Howe worked 21-3

innings of scoreless relief
for the victory, his first
‘since being reinstated from

"a one-day suspension.

- Horner, had. ro ‘two-run, :

and Mike .LaCoss -
' recorded his firat save of the :

‘and. consécutive |

Chndelsiia ‘rin’ ‘his ‘per

he

» editor: 7

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f

Swarn Mann (left) and ‘Fran Power won the right to represent the

_ don chatter,

_ northwest at the annual Buick Challenge mixed doubles tennis provincial
playoffs In Vancouver August 12 and 13. Mann and Power won the area
Title on the weekend at a playoff.in Terrace by beating three other
couples, two from Smithers and one fro Kitimat, in the playoff series. .

The final match saw Mann and Power beat Breeda Ball and Matt Cachis

of Smithers 7-5, 4-6,

“Stats and

Stondings

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Gaw Division

Wh Pct. OBL
» St Louls 4644 ST]
- Pitsburgh. 44 44 500
Phitadélipnia 43 44 .49#. 1%
Montreal 43 45 47 2
Chicago 41.50 431 5%
New York 32.58 .343 13146
West Diyisien -
Atlanta 58°35 624 —
Los Angeles. 53°37 S89 - 3%
Houstan 47 42.538 8
San. Olego 45 45 500 11%
San Francisco 45 46 .495 12.
Cincinnati ‘a1 ST ddd 1h
. Tuesday Resuits :
. Houston. 2? Philacelphia 3.

Cincinnati § Montreal 2”

- Piltaburgh 4-2 Los Angeles 4

(and game 11 innings)

San. Francisco 4 Chicago 3 (10

© innings)

Q Today's Gamea
San. Francisco at Chicago

New York at Atlanta N

Cincinnati at Montreal N

* + Houston™at -Ptilladelphia Ni -

Los ‘Angeles at Pittsburgh N

7 San Diega at $1. Lovis N

, . Thursday Games
tan: “Francisco al Chicago

“New ‘York at Cincinnati W
‘7 shoe. Angeles! at Pittsburgh N
‘a Aduston at Montreal N :
' Philadelphia at Atlanta N

San Didgo at St. Louis NN’

i ABR
Hod 295.25 101.342

Hendrick,  StL307 46 103° .340

Ensitar, Poh 9226025 «74 1327
Madiock, Pgh 289 40 93, .322
Murphy, Atl. 333° 87 106.318
Oliver, Mtl 351 40117 316
Thin, How - 46? 52 116 a6.
Dawson, Mtl 355 sa via'ars
-LoSmith, Sth 23) 33 72.312
cruz, Hou - 9 <2? 47-102 312 -
Guerrero, LA = 333 61 104 312
Puhl, Hou = ©2217 30 69 312

Oaubles: Buckner, Chicago, -

‘a5; Kolght, Houston, 25; Oliver,
‘Montreal, 24;

Hendrick, 51.
Louls, 223 Ray, Pitteburgn, 22.
‘Triples: Moreno, Houston, 1.
Atlanta, 6: Raines, Mon-
San Fran:

Home runs: Evans,

Atlanta, > 20)

Guerrero, Los Angeles, | 19).:
Dawson, -Monteal, We Schmict,
- Philadelphia, 16. “

Runs. Gatted. in: Dawson,
Montreal; 70;. Murphy, anta,
65: Hendrick, St. Louls, 63; °°

. Los Angeles, . 40. :
’ * Raines, . Men-
New York, 33;

Sax, Los Ang

Fal-
’ .
Persr, Atlanta, 10-2,
Ryan, Houston, 92, 018
"'Montefusca, Séy Diego,
* £00, 4.201 ‘Hooton, Los Al
abs, 17, 20. ”
Strikeouts: carlton, Phila: :
daiphie, 153). Soto, Cincinnatt, |
Pittaburah,

McWiltiams,

- | Kansad City.6 Toronto 2

~ Chicago af. Cleveland. -N

H Pet.

Menter,. Sen Pranclaco, aa.

. Haas,” AMliwaukee,.

- AMERICAN . LEAGUE

East Divition
WoL Pet. OBL
Toronto §2 36 301 —
Baltimore $1 37.9801
Detrait 50 38. 568.2
New York 49 39 (557. 3
Allwavkee 46 40 .545- 4
Boston 44°45 1494) Be
Cleveland 30 52 422° 15
. West Division
Chicago 4642 «517 —
Texas a7 44 516 —
Callfornia M6 44-511
‘Kansas City 42 42 «494 52
Oakland M0 52 438. TY
|. Minnesota 47°56 498-11.
_ Seattle 3°52) 3aT 12

Tuesday Results

Cleveland § Chicago 4
New York 4. Mliinesota 0
Texas 3 Milwaukeo: |
- California 4: Boston 1
Datrolt 4 Oakland 3
Baltimore 8° Seattle 1 -
Teday's Games
, Minnésote at New York |
Texas at. Milwaukee, -
Delrol} at Oakland
Baltimore at Seattle:
Kansas City at Toronto N

"Boston af Callfornia N’.-
-. Thursday ane
“Minnesole. -at Glevelond .
Kansas City at New York N

“Chicago! at Milwaukea -N
_ Torante at-Texas'N .

Detrolt: at ‘Callfornla N° ~

‘Baltimors at Oskiand N
Bostan at Seattle N .
AB OR. HP
Carew, Cal 46543 105” .a96
Bogut, Boe | 329 58122 377
Bret. Kan" 214 56°85 1363
Griffey, NY 240 46 Bo .339
\ Aikens, Kan 243-236-7327"
Whitaker, Det. 367 54118 .321
. McRae, Kan 324 54103 1318
Bonnell, Tar 224° 28 «70 = ,313
DeCinces, Cai 240 40 75 313
Murray; Bal) ~ 332° 60.109 ..310
Yount, MIL " 3i6. 46 tod ,a10
, BDeubles: Boggs, | Boston, 297
Parrish, Detroit, 28; McRae, -
Karsan City,” 2 Hridek,, AAln-
fesota, Ue i
Triples: Herndon, - Datratt, 7;
Wintleld,, NewYork, 73: Wilson,
Detralt,. obs Griffin, Toronto, 6)
Gibson, -! Cetrolt, ‘bie wirloht.
Texes 6° Molitor; Milweukea,.’
Home fang: Ric, Boston, an
1 Kittle, © Chicago, 207 Cooper, Mil -

Waukee,‘ 207 Armas,: Boston, 10: |

Brett, Kanssh Cli, 19

Runs! batted in: Copper, Mile
wavkee;.:72; Rice; Boston, 66:
RHtle, Chicago, éu: Bratt, Kan-
gas’ City, 61

Sioled -.: bases: He, Jerson,
QGakland, 54; Cruz, Chicago, 44;
Wilson, Kansan City, 41. |
Pitening. (0. decisions}:  Jack-
sori, Toronto, Fl) .057, 4.357 Rig:
. hetth .New: Yérk,..11-3, 786, 3.27;
42,7, 3.657

Kapsrian, 'Chicagi, 7-1, .778,

~. M057 . Sutctitfe,- Clevetand,- ae

Strinedvts: : Stieb;  Toratito.
\20;, Morelia, Detolt,- 114; Blyle.-
ven, Cleveland, 110,

to.

as Tacoma
_ Edmonton 11-10 in Pacific

. Albuquerque at Edmonton

6-3,

Hill stayed hot

long enough

Donnie Hill -blooped «a.
12th-inning ‘single into left

field with the bases loaded |

to drive in.the winning runs
‘ outlasted
Const ~

“League baséball

action.. :
' : Elsewhere in the. PCL .
_ Tuesday,
- | Portland 2-1, Albuquerque”
* pounded” Vancouver. 10-2,
Las Vegas. beat Sali. Lake .

'Tucson edged

33-12, and Phoenix swept a

7 ‘doubleheader. from Hawail,
. winning both games 5-4.
Sfor-7 in:
. Edmonton, Scored a-run and -
; drove in seven others,
~~: Trapper starter.
Brown took a one-hitter into °
:. ” the filth inning, but Tacoma
- surged back to finish. the

Hill. went

Steve

PCL

Standings

Pacific Goat Lengua :

w

Portland . 43 i de ite
Edmonton-y ~~ 14 V4 650051
Salt Leake W2'16 4399
Tacoma 12 16 1499 9
Vancouver 6 Woe
. . «+ - South fee
Tucson ee a Ys
Albuquerque 18 10 ..800.: Ile
Hawall 16042 571
Phaenix . 14 14, .500- 4:
Las Vagas-y 3 taal dy
¥-first-half champion :

Tuesday's. Results
Tucson 2 Portland }
Tacoma 1} Edménton 10, 12 In-
nings  -

~ Albuquerque 10 Vancouver 2

Las Veges 13 Salt Lake 12 -:

Phoenix 5:3 Hawall a4
Today's Games

Portland - at - Tacoma -

Tucson at Salt Lake:
Vancouver at. Phomix -
Mawall at Las Vegas

Hinshaw

_ Portland

game with .17 hits, D.w
Smith took'the loss: ;

In Las. Vegas, :Mike
Martin’s ° eighth: -inning

- single drove in the winning

run for the Stars,.as. ‘Salt
Lake fell shart despite: three.
home runs by Ken: ‘Phelps.

The Stars rallledifor ‘two
runs in the elghth on a walk,
an RBI double by. George

single. wt, 7 ue
Phelps - hit Jat three-run
homer ‘in: the: third - and
added solo shots ‘in the sixth
and the eighth. :

: Mike Couchee picked “Wp

the victory, as. Kevin
McReynolds, Jerry Davia,

Jerry Turner, aiid. Hinshaw

all homered ‘for the. Stars.

In the nighteap. game ‘in -

Honolulu, . Phoenix's, ‘Mark

Dempsey . and - :. Frank
Williams. combined. for: 8
four-hitter to. beat . ;the
Islanders, a

In the opener, Jett Cornell
pitched 1 2-3-innings “of
shutout relief to earn.a save
for Mark Calvert, ;

vietary. 5,

In Portland, “Larry ‘Ray
Scored on an . étror, ty
outfielder ©.

Sanchez, - for Tucson's

_ wittning run.” ~
Back-to-back . donbles by -

Bobby. Pate and Ray scored
“Tucson 8: Firat. run, ; Helore
Sanchez. ‘bobbled

Pankovits’ fiy ball’ lasing

Ray to score from second.

Portland’ 's lone fuii ame

in the- fourth - whien ‘Juan

Samuel's bise- hit: bounced

_ ° aver outfielder Scott Loucks
for an intide te path homtd

Fun.

and” Martin’ B

Who .
scattered seven ita, for. ‘the