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‘Manager Bobby Cox lost

° poth- battles and his Adlanta
' § Braves lost, both: games -as

* Houston . Astros: gained. an -.
“element .of revenge for’ ‘a
National’ League ° baseball’.

It Fi
: gO bi earl “that” ‘the -°
‘44-0 triumphs! over.’ the‘
: Astros. Those threa losses in.
* the four-game series were
<-Very much, on the. minds. of

~ 2 the = Astros this weekend,

“Wa wanted to shaw: them
‘that: we could - play better -
~ than. we? did: there,” said
. Houston's Denny: Walling.

“They. really embarrassed

; Ug in Atlanta,” 2
“This time,’ the Astros won
* three” ‘times, taking. the ‘
; opener 95,. Saturday’ and’
(following with” ‘a 6-5, 61
‘Sanday . ‘night in.a

“ : Soub eheader’ hat saw Cox
. i pected “twice ‘by ‘umpire
: : Kamny

Harris; ‘- third
jagernan Bob Horner ejected
“Bric, Gregg and one: of
stball’s strangest bench-
Incidents this |

Tne he non-bravl came. ‘after
"Homton' Rafael ‘Landestoy
‘was struck on the shin-by a
“‘Torimy® Boggs pitch in the ~
". dixth inning of the nightcap.

‘Words were’ exchanged

between * Landestoy.: and
“Boga, and pom teams left

_ their dugow

isBut: eet: * romiitcably,

the teams’ obeyed “Gregg ©

"when he and the other um-
«waved the: players: to

tutral corners. ‘The teams

' .gtood apart on! the field and

awed? for’ ‘gevfew: Thinutes

efore returaing ito: their’

| igou ts. = vabolguory
‘In other gamesbSatordhy,

", Montreal spHtivwith: Shield,

| Winning 10-2. and losing 8-6,

San Francisco swept Cin-,
cinnati 7-4 and 10-7, St. Louis

' defeated New York 8-6,

. Phitadelphia edged Pitt-

" aburgh 5-4 and San Diego gat

past Los-Angeles 3-2,
Cox argued with Harris in -

the oP pener because he.

ght Chris Chambliss had
checked his swing on a third
ke ‘And in the nightcap
es, ‘when Harris
lece@etaryGadeho-sale at
third: taro what vseeried ad
questionable call. |
se Cox: was replaced | both
times. by coach Bobby Dews.
} Horner was heaved in the
fourth inning of:the second
(pane for insisting he had
aten out a grounder to
third baseman Enos Cabell
‘Houston's Terry. Publ, .

. native of Melville, Sask, iad

seven hits in the twinbill; in-

cluding a\fhird inning homer
in. the nightcap. Cralg
Reynolds. who entered the

“victory.

doubleheader ' ittlig. “im,
reached: base sever at, lent,
- times.

_ Housten: ‘won the opener on on ,
a two-run eighth-inning rally’ ~
sparked by Cedetio's.homer ;
‘ series that is gone hut hardly ind a decisive. RBI. 8 ingle. by
2 forgotten,: ; ;

= Joe: ‘Morgan, Bas

two weeks” ce i Metg 1-10 ‘chains “a

“tee Mazzilli, whose 12th-

+ Braves recorded 5-4,, 14 ‘and. inning misplay led to a St.

Louis victory Safiirday, went
‘@-for-6 in New ‘York's sweep.
_ Sunday.

ie Mazzilli ‘finished with six

~yuns batted in and four runs
‘scored,: His three-run homer
keyed a'six-run eighth in the

“Moatreat's Gary Carter did

“most of the damage with his.
bat as the Expos regained.
sole possession of first place
In, the National Leqgue

; Sun ay.

opener and cracked an’ RBI

single in the’ five-run secand
that alinched: the nightcap..
Ledn” Durham hit’ two

powering over the New York

bullpen: and breaking a

“hotners, for the Cardinals in -
the: nighteap,' the Jatter.

window on the car owned by | |

Meta reserve Jerry Morales, ° 4

Glants 2 Reds 0

‘Combined: three-hit’ it-
ching t
Holla
ciseo; to its aixth consecutive

San rfanilsco "managed

only two. extra-base: hits, but

both -—- a- seventh-inning
double by Evans and Mike

Sadek’s double in the eighth ;

— delivered runs:-

p Expos 2 Cubs 1
Gary ‘Carter-homered ‘in

the fourth inning and drove

in, Ron, LeFlore ' ‘with, a

-darry’: ‘Montreal

Chica 0.

. flelder's chaice i in the sixth to.
‘past |

r .
The Cubs got their run in

“the sixth when ‘pitcher Doug

Capilla tripled and scored on
‘a angle by Jesus: Figueroa.
Vi padres 4 ‘Dodgers 3

‘nih 1 Sthihning rail with a
racninnaet in ye ‘Dies
ils victory. -
“Dave Cash, whose error

ted to a Los Angeles run in
the top of the inning, led off

the. rath: by ‘reaching on ‘a’

two-base. error by right
fielder Joe Ferguson. Gene
Richards singled to tie the

‘r * (Oizie ‘Smith capped a two-.

Allen Ripley ‘and Al |
helped San *Fran- | :

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Pirates 7 Phillies 3
_ Pitcher Don Robinson hit
his‘ first major . league
homer, a ‘two-run: shot -in
Pittsburgh’s

innings of sever-hit. ball to
boost. the Pirates over the
’ Phillies. The loser was Nino
Espinosa, who was. making

only his second start after
coming: off the disabled-tist
pin a season-long # shoulder
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_ Weights help: -
solve problem.

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Baca ‘lifting program,
ance a nono for baseball

ayers, is- paying. dividends -
er. Larry Gira of |

_ Kana Clty. Royais.

‘Phe left-hander, 32, who
‘jJeads the American League
with 154.153 innings pitched
“pnd is 11-4, hurled his 1th
complete. game Sunday
while. ‘beating . Baltimore

Orioled §-1.0n a sever-hiller,

in Baltimore.

‘On Saturday, Milwaukee
. buried. Toronto - 9-2,
Baltimore defeated Kansas
- City: 3-4, Boston clipped
~ Detroit 9-3, New. York

. bombed Chicago 5-0, Min-

nesota defeated Seattle 3-3,
Cleveland edged Texas 93
. and Oakland squeezed past
California 4,

Blue Jays 40 Brewers 1-4
‘Gorman Thomas had four

_ hité; including three doubles,"

as Milwaukee shut out the
Blue Jays in Toronto to take

the: second half of a

doubleheader. ° In ‘the first
game, Al Al Woods hit a two-
run homer and Barry Bon-
~ palla soto blast ta power the
Blue Jays to the win.

“Paul Mitchell, 1-0, and Bob

McCluré held the Blue Jays

: to five hits ‘in: the Brewers’

* win, Jack Kuéek, 2-1, was the,

winning 8 ple in the
foronté win, wit
derty Garvin picking up a

‘Twins 1Marlners6
“The Twins rallied for two
-Funs in tha bottom of the 13th

and scored the winning run-

when Mariner first baseman
564 Siinpeon dropped what
‘would have been an inning:
ending double play. The
error allowed slow- footed
Jove Morales to reach first
base | as Rob Wilfong scored

reliever.

thé winning. ron from third,

base.
Doug Corbett, 62, the fifth.

Minnesota: pitcher, was |

credited with the win. Shane

Rawley, 4-3, was the loser.
Red Sox $ Tigers 4
Veteran right-hander Dick

Drago earned his . 100th

-eareer victory. as the. Red

Sox rode a three-run sixth
inning to the win over the

“Tigers in Boston.
- Starting pitcher Bob Ojeda .
held a 4-1 lead with two.out in,

the sixth but was unable to

get another. out/as Detroit -

rallied.for three runs, tying.
the score 4-4.

Boston's top reliever in. —
Drago had been .

1979,
frustrated by iriconsistency
and bothered by critical fans
this year. But he was at his

best Sunday, allowing only -
qe baserunner, ona walk, in -

3-1-3 innings, evening his
record forthe year to 4-3.

Dave Rozema, 4-5, WAS the
loser.

"Yankets: 3 White Sox 1.
“Rudy May, 7-3, hurled a

‘wohitter to carry the
Yankees to the win In
Chicago. Steve Trout, 49,
was the loger despite piteh-
ing..no-hit ball through the
seventh and giving up only-
three hits on the game. ~~

Trout couldn't get through |

the eighth Inning when Lou
Piniella broke up the

hitter, Ruppert. Tones

- followed with a run-scoring

single to tle the game and
Cerone won it with a
twortin homer.

Angels 5 A's 4

‘Bobby Grich’s check-
swing single with one out in.

the bottém of the {4th inning
scored, Don, Baylor from
second. base ‘to give
California the win at home.

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