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Baseball draft continues

NEW YORK (AP) —
Major league baseball
continued its amateur free -
agent draft Wednesday
completing 17 more rounds
of Class A selections.

regular rounds, three of
them for Class A clubs.

In all, 364 players were
drafted on Wednesday,
running the two-day total to
664 players — 594 in regular

‘former Brooklyn Dodger
pitcher Erv Palica had a son
and a nephew chosen.
Palica’s son, Wayne, a
pitcher, was picked by
Minnesota Twins, and his

Cleveland selected pitcher
Tom Clancy, a brother of
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher
Jim Clancy.

Other selections by the
Expos were: Michael Gates,

The clubs had selected 226 drafts and 70 secondary nephew, John, a first second baseman from
players in 13 rounds on Tues- selections. The draft con- basemanoutfielder, waa Reseda, Calif.; Bill St. John,
day. Of those 13 rounds, tinues today, picking up with chosen by Montreal Expos. pitcher fram Cincinnati;

seven were secondary
rounds dealing with those

players .previously drafted
but Pa ua and six were

the 20th round of A selections
for lowest minor league affil-
iated clubs.

In vrednesday drafts,

Pitcher Todd Taylor, a
nephew of Minnesota
manager Gene Mauch, was

picked by | the Twins, while

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Selected by the Blue Jaya
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By THE ASSOCIATED

PRESS Expos had collected nine hits. home the game-winnlng run Dtego Padres, 3-0. a” ‘
Montreal Expos sent 15 and two walks, and every on a. fielders’ choice a8 = In the American League, .
batters to the plate in the player in the Montreal lineup Houston Astros edged Phila- Gorman Thomas’s 13th-:
fourth inning Wednesday scored at least once. delphia Phillies 43. The homerun of the year was the 9
night, scoring 11 runs, Valentine’ drove in three victory was Houston's l0thin big blow as ‘Milwaukee .
crush Aflanta Braves 12-2in runs In the inning and its last 12 games and in-;.. Brewers downed Texas *

National League baseball
action.

the inning was. over, the |

Warren Cromartie had a.

two-run single, while Perez,

inning and Jose Cruz sent

spark Chicago Cubs over San

creased the Astros's Weat, +Rangers 4-3,

Division lead to.2% games...

Chicago White defeated |

Tony Perez, Ellis Dawson and winning pitcher over Cincinnati Reda. - “Boaton Red Sox behind home
Valentine and Larry Parrish Ross Grimsley, 5-4, each had Pittsburgh Pirates nipped russ by Lamar Johnson, Milt :
each rapped out two hits in . run-scoring singles, Loa Angeles Dodgers 5-4 on May and Eric Sonderholm, ri

‘| the inning. Nine of the runs

came. before Allanta could
register’ the first out, the

‘moatina major league game

since March 24, 1953, when
Brooklyn Dodgers scored 12
before making an out in a

game against Philadel .
Phillies hia

The Braves aided Mon--
treal’s big splurge with three -

errors and a wild pitch,

With Atlanta in front 2-0,
Perez led off the fourth in-
ning with a single against
loser Phil Niekro, 6-9. Before

‘_ Elsewhere in the.Nationdl —

League, St, Louis remained
onehalf game behind the
East Division-leading Expos
as Garry Templeton’s third
hit of the game, An eighth-
inning single, scored the
winning run in the Cardinals’
6-5 win over San Francisco
Giants, It was the Cardinals’
seventh straight win, while

the Giants lost for the 10th

time in their last 11. games.

- Pinch-hitter Denny

Walling slammed a: three-
run homer in the seventh

Bill Robinson's second home
run of the game.: Robinson,
who had a solo homer in the

: fourth inning, blasted a two-
run shot to cap an elghth-

inning rally that gave the -
Pirates the victory,

In day games action,
Frank Taveras drove in two
runs and Joel Youngblood
and Doug Flynn each had
run-scoring doubles as New
York Mets rallied to down

- the Reds: 5-3, while: Rick

Reuschel‘and Bruce Sutter
combined for a four-hitter to -

while Dennis
hurled ‘a fourhitter —"
striking out nine —to post his’
eighth consecutive victory ’

Martinez’:

by pitching Baltimore Ori-'
oles to a 3-0 decision over ©
Kansas City Royals. oF

New York Yankees slipped .
past Minnesota Twins * 3-2.
when Jim Spencer's ninth- ;
inning pinch-hit single drove .,
in the winning ruin,

In late West Coast action, . 7
Toronto was at California, :.
Cleveland at Oakland and :
Detroit at Seattle. .

B.C. a surprise winner

GATESHEAD, England athlete arrived only a few
(CP) — Peter Spir of Van-. hours before competing and‘
couver caught British was not.displeased with his
< PEN N ANT © . Olympic medallist Brendan performance. —
5 Foster on the final bend to Simpson won the pole vault
— win the mile eventata men's  and- thought he had set a.
K R; ACES triangular track and field “Canadian ‘record in the’.
meet involving athletes from process by clearing the bar :
weet England, Canada and at 6.35 metres. However,’
HATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal at Cincinnati N . Kenya, when it wag remeasured, his
fast. San Diego at St, Louts N Spir’s surprise victory, in winning vault was found to - 3
Montreal og ty Pa a_slow four. minutes, 5.95 be only 5.21 metres, short of ..
St. Louls 19 604 AMERICAN League Seconds, ee one of four the 5.31 mark.
Pittsburgh 27°93 «4540 OY att ump y Canada, w "'T thought I had the record ..
Pillai Bae 8 paliimere =O Pat. @BL accumulated: 97 eins to on the np that I thought re
New York 20-30 400 102 Boston a 21s) (finish ‘secand”~ Pe pehind was at5.35,” he said, “It was”
wet - Milwaukee =. 32-25 54) 24 «= England witheight golds and —g good clean jump and } got
Cincinmat! «EE A uy (NewYork = 90.28 645° 3M 199 points. Keriya pleked up Iota of action out of the pole,
‘Angetes 27 m1 aa 7 eNO 2 a 232 ‘foul firstg apd 3 points. Had the bar been at 5.35, 1 |
gan Pranciica 24 30 464 7 Toronto 13-42 218 202 John Craig of Toronto was . probably’ would have made |
Mone oe at 15. adoss fourth in-the event, in jt,"
Wednesday Results . Calitorata OD de a 06.31 Canada’s fourth svietory..

New York $ Ciacinnatl a
Chicago 3 San Diego 0
Montreal 12 Atlania 2

Texas

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St. Louie $ Sen Francitco 5 = Oevioad A 25 Ws Simpson of: Toronto had Canadian, Jack Harkness of. 51

Today's Games’
San Diego at Chicago.
San Franciace at St. Louls
Friday Gam
Los Angeles "i chicago

yon Francisco at - Pittsburgh

Atlanta at Philadelphia N
Houston at New York No

Wednesday Rewits°
Chicago 8 Boston

Baltlmare 3 Ranney City 0
Naw Yark 3 Minnesota 2
Milwaukee"4 Texas 3;
Toronto at California N
Cleveland at Oakland N
Detroit at Seattle N ‘

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relatively easy times in
winning their: respective
events. .

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a@ toss of 83.12 metres, well
below his personal best of
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A chance at a fifth gold - in

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