Page 6, The Herald, Friday, June 8, 1979

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By THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS

Mike Ivie slammed a
threerun homer In the top of
the ninth as San Francisco
Giants snapped a seven-
game St. Louis winning
streak Thursday night with a
12-10 - come-from-behind
victory over the Cardinals in
National League baseball
action,:«: -

San ‘Francisco's Willie
McCovey crashed a home
run ~~ the 511th of his career
— and had two runs-batted-
in, giving him a career total
of 1,501. McCovey thus
moves Into an 11th-place tie
with Me] Ott on the all-time
major league homer list and
becomes only the seventh
player in National League
history to knock in 1,500
runs.

The Cardinals held a +7
lead going into the ninth
inning when the Giants
erupted to give rellever Tom,
Griffin, 3-4, the victory.
Larry Herndon and Darrell
Evans opened the inning
with singles and Bill
Madlock walked.to. load. the,
bases.

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* After Herndon and Evans
scored on two grounders,
John Tamargo walked and

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Wie belted his seventh home
run of the year.

In the only other National
League game Thursday,

Chicago Cubs edged San.

Diego Padres 4-3 when Mike
Vall's pinch-hit sacrifice fly.
scored pinch-runner Sam
Mejias in the eighth inning.
Fernando Gonzalez .and
Dave Wintield slugged home
runs forthe Padres... -
In the American League,
John Ellis drove in six runs
with a pair of homers and a
double and Ferguson
Jenkins hurled a two-hitter
as Texas Rangers clobbered
the Milwaukee Brewers 7-1.
Jenkins gave up an infield
single to Cecil Cooper in the
first inning and a triple to

Jim Gantner leading off the.

Brewers’ seventh.
Boston's Jim Rice slugged

his l0th and 11th homers of |

the season to power the Red
Sox to a 92 vittory over
Chicago White Sox, while
Geoff Zahn, Mike Bacsik and
Mike Marshall combined to
scatter eight hits- and pitch
Minnesota Twins toa 4-1 win
aver New York Yankees

Gary Roenicke's',’ baa
loaded single drovel jit:
eighth-inning

J. PENNANT

Kansas City Royals 3-1, .

RACES

Baltimore M21 bt

Boston 32:21 a |
Milwaukee 32 26 652 3%
New York 3 24 836 44
Detrolt 25 24 510 4
Cleveland 26 27 4491 «7
Torante \4 42 .250 2014
et
California 8 27 569 —
Minnesota H 23 1546 12
Texas 31 24 564 1
Kansas City 21 25 564 2
Chicago 26°29 «4.4730 6
Seattie 2.35 386 Wh:
Oakland 1 38 .323 15

Thursday Resuits
AAInnesota 4 New York 1
Texas 7 Milwaukee 1
Boston # Chicago 2
Baltimore 3 Kansas City |

Tanight‘s Games
Texas st Baltimore N
Aimesota at Boston N
Chitege at Milwaukee N
New York at Kansas City N
Detroit at California N
Toronto at Oakland N
Clevaland at Seattle N

Saturday Games
Minnesota at Boston
New York at Kansas City
Toronto at Oakland
Texas at Baltimore N
Chicago at Milwaukee N
Detroit at Cailfornia N
Cleveland at Seattle N

ABR H Pct,
Smolley, Min 206 37 77 .37a
Carew, Ca! 186 35 65 1355
Bochts, Sea 7 4 66 353
Kemp, Det WH 40 35)
Wilson, KC V2? 24 44 345
Downing, Cat 7612 58.3
Rice, Bos 6 67 325
Pryor, Chi 187 18 51 325
Remy, Bos 213 68.319
Parrish, Det 166 2% 53-309
Baylor, Cal 213 3F 68 .319

ubles: Lamon, Chicago, 17;

McRae, Kansas City, 16.

Tripien: Brett, Kansas City,
7; Grittin, Toronto, §; Wilion,
Kansas City, 5.

Home rung: Lynn, Gostor, 157
Singleton, Baltimore 14,

Runs batted In: Baylor, Call-
fornia, 55; Lynn, Boston, 49,

Stolen bases: LeFlore, De-
trolt, 27; Wilsen, Kansas City,

Pliching (é decisions): Kern,
Texas, 7-0, 1.000, 1.32: John,
New York, 10-1, .909, 1,99,

Strikeouts: Ryan, California,
78; Guidry, New York, 76,

Probable pltchers for today's
American League

Texas (Alexander 3.3) at Bal-

timore {Flanagan 6-4) 7:30 9,.m.

Minnesota (Goltz 5-5) at Bos.
ton (Renko 4.2) 7:30 p.m.

Chicago (Wertham ¢4) al

Milwaukee (Travers 3-3) 0:30

cu
pew York (Figueroa 3.5) at
Kansas Cliy (Gsle 4.4) 8:35

p.m,
Cetrolt (Wilcox 4.3 or Rozama
32) af California (Asse 4-4)
10:30 p.m,
Toronto (Lemancryk
Oakland (Johnicn 2-8)

P Cleveland (Garlend 2.6) at
Seattle (Parrott 3-1) 10:35 p.m,

5-3) at
1:30

NATIONAL LEAGUE
East
WoL Pct. GBL
Montreal 19 612 —
St. Louls 2 20 592

1
Pittsburgh 723.80 J

Philadelphia = 27 25 .537 V4

Chicago 23027 4400 7a

New York 20 30 .400 10a
West

Houston Mids 586 —

Cincinnati 3 25 1545 22

San Francisco 27 30 474 6l/2

Los Angeles 27 31 466 7
San Diego 233 441 a
Atlanta 035 Bhd 12%

: Thuraday Results
Chicago 4 San Diego 3
San Francisco 12 St. Louls 10

Provable pitchers .
Nations! League
Los Angeles (Hootan 4.3) at
Chicago (Krukow 2-4) 2:30 p.m.
San Francisco (Curtis 1-2) at
Pittsburgh (Robinson 4-3) 7:35
m.

pm.
Atlanta (Solomon 3.2) at
Philadelphia (Ruthven 6-3) 8:05
m

Houston {Niekro 8.2) at New
York (Zachry 5-6) 6:05 p.m.

Montreal (Rogers §-3) at Cin-
cinnati {Lacoss 6.0) 8:05 p.m.

San Diego {Owchinko 2-2) at
St. Louis (Forach 3-4) 6:35

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DRAFT SEES |
A RECORD

NEW YORK
Major league baseball
its summer:
amateur free-agent draft.
Thursday with a total of $40
players chosen, the. highest
number of selections since
942 were picked in 1971.

The draft was completed
in 52 rounds, 45 of them
regular draft rounds and
seven of them secondary
rounds dealing with players
previously drafted but un-
signed, Of the $40 players
chosen, 870 were regular
selections and 70 were
picked in the secondary
phase,

Cleveland Indians led all
teams with 50 selections, fol-
lowed by Cincinnati Reds
with 49 and Pittsburgh
Pirates with 47,

Among the players drafted

(AP) —

on the 34th round, Thompson
was a firstround choice of,
Cincinnati Bengals in the
National Football League

Soccer stats

NASL
Natlonal Conference
. Eastern Division

FABP Fis
New York 0 2:30 18 29 6?

Washington 432 18 27 61
Toronto & 619 97 19 $5
Rachester 461425 1498
Central Division
Minnasote 10 3:30 1B 28 68
Tulsa 7? 6 29 24:25 67
Dallas .7 $19 15 19 41
Atlanta 2 10 37 39 14 2a
Westeré Division
Vancouver («83.2711 21 75
Los Angeles 8 3 27:13:17 65
Seattle 6 520 15 18 54
Portiend 4 820 21 168 42

AMERICAN CONFERENCE
* Eastern Division

Tampa Bay 9 425 17 21 75
. Ft Lauderdale 6 § 26 17 21 57
Philadelphia 5 9 25 25 25 55
New England 5 10 19 29 15 46
Cantral Division .

Houston 10 22415 218)
Chicago 8 429 19 25 73
Detroit 6 7 22 18 16 Sa
Memphis 3 10 12 25 12 30

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draft last month.

Montreal Expos chose
second baseman John
McKeon, son of former
major-league manager Jack
McKeon, Chicago White Sox
selected outfielder Larry

‘Doby Jr., son of their former .

manager and current coach. .
Pittsburgh picked catcher

Joel Skinner, son of former

majorleague outfielder Bob
Skinner,

Toronto Blue Jays did not
participate in Thursday's
drafting, ‘which began with

the 21st round and‘ the 595th |

player selected.
Montreal's other selec-
lions Thursday were: David
Flores, pitcher, Corpus
Christi, Tex.; Raymond
Yanus, pitcher, Ferndale,
Mich.; David Bradshaw,
pitcher, ®sgood, Ind.;

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Birmingham, Mich.;
William Sattler, pitcher,
Youngstown, Ohio, and Billy
Hatcher, outfielder-pitcher,
Williams, Ariz.

Western Division
817

Edmonton 5 \? 28 17 a?
San Diego 5 9 18 27 1? 47
California 5 914 4 14 ag

in Jose 29 14 25 +4 26

Six points awarded for # vic-
fory and one bonus point per
poat with 4 maximum of three
Per gama,

Thuraday Result
Vancouver 2 Tulsa |

Saturday Gamas
Chicato at Atlanta N
New England at Detroit N
Washington at Tampa Bay N
Tulsa at Memphis N
wrt Lauderdale at Houston

Cailfornia a? Los Angetes N
Seattle at Portland N
Toronto at San Jose N

Sunday Games
Datlas at New York
Vancouver af Minnesota
Philadelphia at Rochester N

es

Sere

SOUTHPORT, England
(CP) — Doug Roxburgh of
Vancouver taade a brilliant
last-ditch recovery Thur-
sday to reach the quarter-,
finala of the British men’s
amateur golf champlonship.

Roxborough, married 10
days “ago and on his
honeymoon, came hack from

- three holes down and seven

to play to defeat 17-year-old
David Welan of England at
the 20th hole. .

The27-year-old accountant
had an easier time in his
morning match, defeating
Tudo Williams of England 5
and 3 while Whelan was
upsetting Michael Peck, a
member of the American

’ Walker Cup team,

- Roxburgh joined two
Americans; two Scots and
golfers from India, Engiand

. and Australia in today's

quarter-finals, —-

‘Scott Hoch, unbeaten since
he came to England last
week to lead the United
States to victory over Britain

 |Vancouver boy

in golf finals

in the Walker Cup com-
petition, beat Richter van
Niekerk of South Africa at
the 20th hole in his moring

‘match and downed English-
man Alan Ferguson in the ©

afternoon.

He was joined by team-
mate Jay Sigel, a 3 and 2
winner aver another
American, Griff Moody.
Moody had’ ousted Wayne
Player, 17-year-old son of
South African pro Gary
Player, at the 20th hole in his
morning round.

Indian champion Laksham
Singh, Roxburgh’s quarter-
final -opponent today,

reached the Last elght with a.

comfortable 6 and 5 victory

over Steven Cipa of England,

The other quarter-finalists
are Tony Gresham of
Australia, lan Bradshaw and.
Brian
Scotland ard Stuart Robson
of England,

The semi-finals are
scheduled later today with
the 36-hole final Saturday.

TRANSACTIONS

BASEBALL
American League

. Boston Red Sox sign catcher

Mare Sullivan and cutfielder
Jim:.Watkins and send both fo

Winter Haven of the Florida

State League; sign shortstop
Jerry MiWlosl, outflelder Eddie
Lee Jones and pitcher Jay
Fredlund.

Detrolt Tigers sign outfielder
Rick Leach to a one-year, mi-
nor-league contract wilh six re-
newal years, .

Milwaukee Brewers assign
pitcher Bob Galasso to thelr
Vancouver farm club of the Pa-
cific Coast League. a

Natlonsl League ‘

Aflanta Braves sion ovtfleider
Brad Komminsk to 4 minor-
league contract and assign him
ta Kingsport of the Rockies
League. :

BASKETBALL
NBA

Houston Rockets name Del
Harris head coach.

FOOTBALL

GFL
Hamilton Tiger-Cats release
quarterback Roy Henry, wide
receiver Waller Papry! and de-
fensive tackle Jack Davis,

Cleveland Srowns sign defen- .

sive back Darrell Davis, punter
Don Fechiman, defensive end

Cliff Laboy, and wide receiver -f

Ken Smith: walvailngbacker

’. Dean Ratledge and defensive

back Ralph Stringer, '
Cincinnatl Sengals sign offen-

sive lineman Barney Cotton and

wide receiver Sievé Krelder.
New York Jeta sign defensive

* [Ineman Mark ‘Gastingau, line. §
‘backer Kelly Kirchbaum and —

safety Keith Brown. .
Philadelphia Gagies sian wide
recelver Scott Fitzkee to thraa

_ one-year contracts.

HOCKEY
NHL °
AtLanta Flares sign Al Mac-
Nell to a muitl-year contract

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Tides
High 1:45p.m.- 17,0 ft.
» Low’ 7:25a.m.-1.8 ff.
7:10 p.m. 5.6 ft.
High 1:20a.m.-20.0ft. &
2:30p.m.- 17.0 ft. -
Low §:05a.m.-1.1 ft.
on 7:55 pam. - 5.5 ft.
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untit It Is released. And most Important, be as gentle .
aS possible in bringing It to the boat and releasing the
hook. $f you find you are catching too many undersize
and feeder salmon, you may be using a small lure
. Which selacts small salmon, Try changing to a larger -
lure, It may produce more trophy size or mature
salmon and less of ihe little fellows. .
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