- ouifielde®. “Gary Mat:
_ thews ip ‘helping the:
" National” Leagueleading
Philadelphia Phillies with

oo his bat, glove. and ase

running.

Matthews's big - con: .
tribution in sa 3-2
- Philadelphia vittory over
Montreal Expos on Tuesday
night was his alert, base
running.

The Expos 1
bottom of the sixth, but the
Phillies -had the bases =
loaded and one out, Mat-

thews, who had walked, was

on second. ;

Bo Diazhit a high chopper
toward third and, by the
time it came down to third
baseman Tim Wallach, Pete
’ Rose had scored from third,
Wallach threw to first to

retire the alow-running :

a

jed'2-0 in the

‘Diaz, ‘bul Matthews, never
; stopped»

running... He
rounded - third and raced

toward the plate, First

baseman Al Oliver never

‘got the ball ont of-his glove

as the Phillies’ outfielder
scored the tying run,’
After . George . Vukovich

worked a 3-0 count and was

intentionally - walked,
Manny Trilld singled off
reliever Ray Burrls to score
Mike Schmidt with the
winning run. Schmidt had

reached second on the Diaz -

bouncer. . .
All the Phillies’ runs were
lnearnéed because of. an

-error on Schmidt's pop fly to

short ‘Tight field by Doug

Flynn, acquired Monday ~
“night by. Montreal from

Texas Rangers: of- the
American League. ,

rightflelder

«Flynn collided, “with
Warren
Cromartie on the play. -
Matthews has ‘been
playing outstanding defence
atid prior to ‘Tuesday night,
when he was hitleas in three

at-bats, he had hit in 94 of -

the last 87 games for a 315

“average,
_~ “I'm a trie believer in
what I learned in the (San”
» FFancisca).

Giants’
organization,”
thews. “If you' re not hitting
{in a game) they taught us
to play 100 per cenit. You can
win a game with your glove
and base running.”

~The Expos had taken a 20.

lead olf winner Mike

Krukow (11-6) in the top of

the sixth.when Tim Raines

doubled, was sacrificed to.
third'and scored on Oliver's, .

' said Mat-°

double, o. Gary. Carier ot singled

Oliver home,

Krikow went 7 1-8 innings
and allowed six hits as he
him look.like a genius: .

“reached his career. high In
‘Vviectorles. Relievers Sid
“Monge and Ron Reed: (six
‘saves). blanked the Expos.
_ the rest of the way.

. David Palmer (5-4) was

the victim _of the . Expos’
-defensive lapses,

\- Inother Tuesday night NL.

‘action, it was: St. Louis

- Cardinals 4 Pittsburgh

‘Pirates 2; Chicago. Cubs 5
New York Mets 0; Houston
" Astros 7 San Diego Padres’
6; Los Angeles Dodgers 4
Cincinnati Reds 0; and San
Francisco Giants 6 Atlanta
Bravés 3.
Cardinals 4 Pirates 2.
Whitey Herzog, St. Louls
Cardinals manager, says:

‘play, .

' when ‘the 5 sulclde-squedse:
backfires “dt looks like the ;
“ dumbest play in the world,”

but Tuesday night it- ‘Made

,Herzog ordered ‘Ozzie
Smith to bunt with the bases

loaded in the fifth inning’

and: the -play helped the

Cardinals beat - Pittsburgh |
Pirates - 4-2 in National

League baseball action.

Smith’s play scored Dane:
‘Torg from third: bage.and .
capped a three-run’ rally.

“I just:-wanted -ta get
another run,” sald Herzog,
“If Ozzie hit into a double

we. don’t. get™
anything”
The bunt represented the

10th time this year that the’

Cardinals have squeezed a
runner home from third -
base. -

‘The viétory wos wy. the
second in aix.games for the _
’ Cardinals, who ‘remained —
two games back of
Phildelphig - Philiies in. the
NL East. -

 Kelth: , Hernandez's:
_ Sacrifice fly, Willie McGee's
-run-batted-in double and
Smith's sulcide squeeze in.
the fifth were the Cardinals’,

‘key blows off Don Robingon
(11-6). - vo

Right-hander Bob Forsch
(11-5) -seattered eight hits
over 7 1-3 innings before
Giving way to Bruce Sutter,
“Who earned ‘his 22nd save.
Cubs5 Metso |

Leon Durham's two-run
homer and: the three-hit ..
pitching of Doug Bird
carried Chicago over New

Fingers. uses his knowledge and guile to beat

_ Rollie Fingers is the’
‘thinking man’s relief plt-
cher,

Of the top three relievers
in.major league baseball,
Bruce Sutter of St. Loula
Cardinals’ gets by .on his.
split-finger fastball, ‘Rich-
(Goose). Gossage of. New
York Yankees on _— his
Straight speed, and Fingers.
‘of Milwaukee Brewers on”
guile.

Fingers, 35, had: his.

-thinking cap on Tuesday
night when he strode to the
mound in the seventh inning
against Toronto Blue Jays
with a runner on first and
Milwaukee holding a 7-4
American League lead. |

Fingers hit the first batter
he. faced, Damaso Garcia,

steyck:out Rance, Mublinilty; a

homer and Ted Simmons

-| and Paul Molitor adding -

- solo shots for the Brewers,

~The homers were No. 21 for

- Cooper, No. 16 fort Simmons
_ and No. 11 for Molitor.

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gat Lloyd Moseby to pop to

third “‘and’ retired Willie .

Upshaw on a grounder to
second. to squelch.the Jays’

earn his 2¢th save in the

_ Brewers 7-4 victory.

“When I first came in. [

threw a lot of breaking balls’

and the forkball,’’ said
Fingers.

are.a pretty good hitting

‘fastball team, . -

* “The only thing that Séuld
get us beat ina situation like
that was a homerun and I
didn't want to get beat on a

_ fastball. In the’ final. two.

innings, -I went to the

knew ~ the pitch ‘wouldn't
beat me." bet

mae one waht
aril a two-run

Milwaukee jumped into a
‘3-Olead off Jim Clancy (2-5)

. inthe first inning on a run-

-batted-in single by Robin

~ Yount and Cooper's blaat off.
’ the right-field foil pole.

Simmons upped the lead
to, 4-0 in the third and the

. Brewers made it 6-0.in the
fourth ‘on RBI singles by

“Toronto is a -
young club and.I knew they.

“two (of
Vukovich, touched for eight .

. Jim Gantner and Molitor,

who hit his. solo shot in the

“seventh.

‘The Jays jumped on Pete

kevin for three runs in:

the fourth on run-scoring
sing) es by Hosken Powell,
Glenn ms - and Emie
Whitt. "
Whitt, f. “a-for-4° - off
Vukovich, connected for his
10th homer of the season in
the seventh.

| Tye given “up: four

homers all year and he’s got
them,’” said

hits in his six-inning stint.

_ “He “hits. me tike Babe -
Ruth.”
fastball more ‘because I: -

The teams ‘conclude the -

three-game series tonight

with: Mike .Caldweil (8-10)

-going against Toronto right- -
hander Jim Gott (2-6),

In other Tuesday night

-. American League ection, it

was: Kansas City Royals 6

‘Detroit ‘Tigers 5; Chicago '
- White Sox 1-14, New York

Yankees 0-2; Baltimore
Orioles 7.6, Boston: Red Sox

“2-7; Minnesota Twins 5
California Angels 4; Seattle -

Mariners 3,Qaldand A's 2;
and Cleveland Indians 2-4,
Texas Rangers 0-5.

‘Royals 6-Tigers 5

Frank White celebrated

ome of baseball's rarities

Tuesday when he hit for the
-cycle and led Royals past
Tigers with an rbi triple in
the ninth inning;
White became the first
player on the club to per-
form the feat more than
. once,
.“T didn't think about it
(hitting. for the cycle) ‘at
all,”" sald White, who hit a
single, double, triple and
- home run and knocked in
four runs as the Royals won
_ their sixth straight game.
He last accomplished the .
feat on Sept. 26,1979.
White's two-out triple.

Michael

NEW YORK (AP)'~ The ||

managerial merry-go-round |
in the ‘three-ring circus
which passes for New York
‘ Yankees shows no sign of
slowing. down. Manager
Gene; Michgel has heen -
fired. - -

George Steinbrenner, :
owner of the-American
_ League baseball team, |
" struck again Tuesday. night
. following ‘his club's. em-
barrassifig 1-0 and 14-2
‘doubleheader loss. . to
Chicago White Sox. .

_ the Sox,

" Bernazard

scored Onix Concepcion.

from first base and finished
olf a 4-for-5 night that saw
his batting average jump to

325 from | .3186, fourth
highest in the league.
White Sox 1-4, Yankees 0-2 .

“Gene Michael's last night
as Yankee manager was a
dismal one as ‘his team
dropped a doubleheader to

Harold Baines, Tony. -
and Jerry
Hairston paced Chicago's
19-hit attack in the 14-2.

second game, while the .

White Sox took the opener 1-

fired by Yankee. owner:-again

“The losses dropped: the
Yankees into a: fifth-place
tle with Detroit Tigers in the
AL East, eight games from
the top with a 50-50 record,

- - Michael's second term as.

manager came to a sudden
end, His firing was the ninth
managerial change —. in-

volving six people, three of.
them two-time losers — |
-Since Steinbrenner pur-
’ chased the elub in 1975.

‘The third New York
manager this season is

"Clyde King, former pilot of

Home runs by

0 behind the seven- hit -pit-
ching of Steve Trout and
three relievers and an rbi
single ‘by ~ Aurelio
Rodriquez, ’ ‘
Orioles 7-6 Red Sox -2-7 -

~ Carney Lansford blasted |
a solo homer and Dave
- Stapleton added. a. two-run
blast during .a three-run, °
eighth: ‘inning uprising as -
Boston rallied to gain a split
ofits twinight doubleheader
with Baltimore. The Oriolés
‘snapped a five-game losing -
‘streak in the opener as Rick
Dempsey and Rich Dauer

San Francisco Giants: and
Atlanta Braves. and one of --
five. pitching coaches -
Steinbrenner has gone_
through this year.

Steinbrenner said King
57, is taking over on’ an
interim basis “for the
balance of the season" as a
favor to the owner. | -

Since he. put-together the
group which purchased the
Yankees from CBS In 1973 — '

and inherited Ralph Houk
"a8 manager — Steinbrenner

has gone through BIL

runs.

and = Michael

a York, Dirpae a isth homer’.

came In..thé first inning

after: Ryne Sandberg had

singled. Bird (7-10) hurled

_ hia second complete game
_ of the season and his first: -
shutout.: He walked two and ;

struck out-five,

Astros T Padres 6
Tony .. Scott's - two-out,
bases-loaded single in the

11th inning lifted Houston:

over San Diego, Terry Publ
led off the 11th with a double
off reliever Luis DeLeon (4-
4). Art Howe was walked
intentionally and Luis:
Pujols’ bunted the ‘runners
along before DeLeon gave

_ an intentional pass to pinch-
hitter Alan Ashby. One out:

later, ‘Scott ended the game

_ with a line drive single, his
: wind of the game,

the Blue Jays

combined to drive in five

Twins 5 Angels 4

' Gary Ward. blasted his

third homer in as niany

games, a winning two-run |

shot in the eighth inning, as
Minnesota posted its third

straight victory ‘despite

three homers - on con-
secutive pitches ~~

against Brad Havens’ (8-7)

and gave the third baseman

seven homers in his last six_

gatties and 19 for the season,

_Virdon, * Billy | Martin
{twice}, Bob. Lemon
“¢{twice), Dick Howser,

_ Michael. (twice). and now

King. Houk was the only one
who left more or less |

volyntarily,
- Virdon replaced Houk,

Martin replaced Virdon,

Lemon replaced Martin, -

- Martin replaced Lemon, —
Howser replaced - Martin,
Michael replaced: Howser, -

Lemon replaced Michael:
replaced
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“Dedtern «Re Reds o. 4 roe

~ double and finished up: to
~ earn his 12th save.

“Atlanta. Milt May ‘opened
- the inning with a single and

"hitting streak to 2t games

’ Bochte added a twortn shot

by :
. California’s Doug DeCinces, .
_DeCinces’s barrage came _

-of :

the opener.

following the World Series

* wished it were possible to

_ players would be well ad-

"Neither King nor Michael

_named pitching coach. June
11, On July 19, he was

. special assignment. .

~. | of 107% and 1975. In his only

Inthe National League West
| “in 1969, three games behind
~| Atlanta, -

[+ Yankees won the fitsthalf |:
"AL East crown in the atrike-
" Marred 1981 season. : .

| Thorntgn top”
|) AL: player

Designated. hitter Andre
“} Indiats, who.

| * _ Hounced Tuesday.

Bob - ‘Welch = (12-7). “and us
Steve ‘Howe stopped. Cin: |
cinnati on- six hits and’Ken--
Landreaux belted a two-run ~
homer to lead Las ‘Angeles
over the Reds, Howe came.
in after Larry Bilttner led
off the Reds’ eighth with a

‘Giants 6 Braves 3 :
Tom O'Malley's ‘two-run
homer in the ninth ‘inning
ignited a four-tun rally to
earry San Francisco’ over

was lifted for pinch-runner
Max. Venable. .0’Malley
then drilled:a 2-2 pitch off
Terry Harper's glove and
over the-right-field fence for
his second homer of the
season.

Mariners 3 A's 2.
Richie Zisk stretched his

with a solo homer and Bruce

as Mike Moore and two
relievers combined on a
five-hifter to defeat .
Oakland,

Indians 2-4, Rangers 0-5
Larry Parrish cracked a
three-run homer in the 10th
inning to give Texas a split
its _ twinight
doubleheader. ron Hassey
homered as Cleveland won

promised
‘season

Steinbrenner. |
Lemon. a full

loss last year to Los Angeles
Dodgers, only ‘to fire him
April 25, 14 games inté the

* 1982 campaign. He brought -
back Michael, who had been —
anounced as the manager
for 1983.0. =

Michael, 44, lasted 86
games, Teaving with.a 4442 °°"
record after’ Lemon's. 6-8
mark: -

Steinbrenner also said he

Bet. rid of some of his
' players ‘rather. than the
_ Manager. “Some of those

vised to start playing as
good as they think they
” are,”

was available for comment
after Steinbrenner’s an-
nouncement, ,

King, .a member of the
’ Yankee organization since
1976, began the season as an
advance scout and was

moved te the front office on,

King “managed “San
* ranelsco in 1968 and part
"of 1970 and ‘Atlanta in parts

full beason-as' a manager,
~. the Giants’ finished second

» Under -- - Michael, . ithe.

NEW - YORK , (AP). en

Thornton of. Cleveland ~
AE 48, has |.
~ been named the. American. -

: . ~ Laan ‘baseball player “of °

thé” week, the league an-— a

Thornton had ‘an on-base. .
percentage of -.S15 for the

week and had a al

“week, Thornton algo won.
- player of ce week honord in

'. percentage of 655 Taat