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3, Sakata’ fatching and -out- ’, fielders .John Lowenstein and Gary. Roenicke playing “second ‘base. and third, | . respectively, after a‘series

- of pinch hittérs; Baltimore.

. Orioles appeared ta have ¢ thelr defences out of syne. Instead, it was ‘Toronto : ” Bue. Jays who ‘got caught . with j Wednesday night. “In a pennant race,” said : Baltimore relief. ‘pitcher _ . Tippy Martinez, you’ ve got ; to. do things that a lot of = people have never seen. _ before.”’ _ Cliff Johnson homered off .

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‘TCARS EACH WEEK FOR 11 WEEKS - From July 27 through to October 5, 1983

Indians” swept a doubleheader from

Oakland A's, 1-0 and a2.

Brewers 1 Angels 0 owas _ Robin-Yount singled with. -

449 - ‘at-bats | this - season, “capped ‘a: -four-run:. sixth. inning’: and’ Ron Guidry.

scattered ‘nine. hits: in: pit. "ching his, ‘15th: complete. ‘Bame — one” short. of his

‘career high — — and elghth: in

a row.. ; After Bert Canipaneris’ cy

Tun-scoring single miade it'3-

Zand chased Seattle starter

. Bryan _ Clark; : : Moreno-

' greeted ‘Ed Vande ‘Berg with

a line drive that. _ bavely

Baseball's "National League East appears to be, turning inte the race nabutly wants to wit,

“This just ‘gives you. Bn . idea of how much. balance there is ‘in this. division,” - Pittsburgh. manager Chuck -

“Tonner: said Wednésday

night after the -Pirates-were

. beaten for the sixth time in

_ Seven | games , and - still remained within one-half ‘game of first place, “We're losing, . but" so . .are Philadelphia and Montreal

‘fiine. Bil -Stein’s two-run ~ and St. Louis.

. “Everybody's in. it’ ‘and. ‘there’s alot of baseball ‘Jeft,” said Tanner. vo While Chicago's | Chuck “Rainey - was no-hitting .. ‘Cincinnati for '3 2-3 innings - — ‘losing his. line ‘in the * record -book . when Eddie Milner singled” and _ finishing ; with ‘a one-hit, 3-0

‘ . ttlumph for the ‘ second- “. division

Cubs’ second victory in throSgames under manager Charlie Fox, the

teams at the top continued .

te stagger.

-- The Pirates’ 10-4 loss to. : Houston Astros: permitted | * Philadelphia to. retain its’

Slender division lead, even though the Phillies were stung $3 by San Francisco . Giants, : ‘Second-place St. Louis

fared no better, the Car-

dinals losing 11-3 to Adanta .

Braves te stay two games

back and the Expos falling . ‘3-2in Los Angeles to stay 22 .

“i dleared the right. field. wall: ~The ‘Yankees added a'run‘in - ‘the eighth on a rim ‘scoring -

four runs Batted in tied his:

single. by” Morena, : whose.

career high: : a, ‘White Sox 4. Royals de ge

Ron’ "-Kittle's, grounder |

scored Rudy Law from third

“base with one out in the 10th _ as Chicago opened: a. nine-

game lead over Kansas City in the West, “4

games off the pace. In the ‘

other NL game, San Diego Padres edged New" York Mets +2.

Mike Madden pitched one: . -hit ball for six innings — he . left after. giving - up - Pitt- -

sburgh's second hit — Dave Parker's two-tun: homer: in. the seventh: —- and hit a two- run single i in Houston's five-

run fifth inning. Dickie Thon .

and Bill Doran each |. homered’ and - Jerry. Mumphrey and Phil Garner ~

had two doubles apiece.in ~ the. Astras’ 16-hit assault. Cubs 3.Reds 6°.

_ Milner’s,. two-out, ninth":

5

Single. ‘ruined. Rainey’s no-hitter, but not’ -his goal, “My primary — concern. was..the CG,"" his first complete game of the season, Rainey said. Keith Moreland’s sacrifice fly in

’ the sixth and Mel Hall’s two-

run double in the seventh’ accounted for the scoring aff Mario Soto. | ; Giants 5 Phillies 3

. Steve Carlton of the Phillies struck out 10, bat-. ters-in, six ‘innings,,but.he ~

‘finished with 10 strikeouts,

and ~ Joel’ Youngblood finished him with a two-run homer in the bottom of the

. ninth, boasting the Giants to -

victory aver. Philadelphia. -

. IS . Dodgers 4 Expos:2 - and third-place Montreal | ,

Ken Landreaux’s - tie- breaking homer in the bottom of the eighth inning

against visiting Montreal

stretched the Dodgers’

. winning’ streak. ta eight

Stats'and

Standings

AMERICAN LEAGUE East Divinion.

oo Woe Pct, GEL Milwaukee 72 «53 «576 Baltimore 7052 574 Wa Betrolt WO Sa 565 We Toronto 1) 56 356 2 New ‘York 56 Sab? Boston . ‘ 60°85 (4800 12 Cleveland - 5472 .425°19 . West Division Chicago 7o §5..560 — Kansas City 40 63° «.4Ba 9 . Oakland © 62 47 .a 10 Callttornia 5966 472 V1 Texas 59 66.472 11 Minnesota 55 72 ,431 16 Seattle 40 78 341 2242

Watinesday Resuits Cleveland 1-4 Oakland 0-2 Salfimore 7. Taronto 4 New York.& Seattle 3 Minnesota 6 Boston 7 - “Milwaukee 1 California © Chicago 4 <ansae City 3

_ Detrolt 5 Texas 2

. NATIONAL Leacue | East Division . WoL Pet. ‘OaL:

Philadelphia 43 40.512 9 — Pittsburgh 63 61 ,508 St. Lovis 61 62 496 Montreal 61 63 492 Chicago” 56.70 \4de New York... 52 73 416 West) Olvision Atlanta 7S 51 595° — Los . Angeles .. 72:«52«.581 2 Houston | 64 57.528. Ble San - Diego 64 63 504 11 ' San. Francisco 60 67 .472 15% —° Cincinnatl ‘ $0 70 .482 38 , Wednetday Rusulis Los Angeles “3 Montreat 2

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* ehieage : K ‘Cincinnati 0: Houston 10 Pittsburgh. 4 . Attanta WT. SI, Louis: 3

, San. Diepo S:New York 2

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Atlanta at St. Louls No - , ‘ . , ABR OH Pct - AB RM Pct” Madiock, Pgh 470 61 139 .391 Boggs, Gos 439 77 VY 1388 Hendrick, StL 410. 56145 397 Garew, Cal °° 392: «35.140 6358) Losmith, StL. 349 56.1139 1324 Tremmel, Del 341 S801 927) Heer, Stl 333, 42101 323 McRae, KG: 489 74-182 1324 Dawson, Mil 4Bd 81 156 33! Whitaker, Det 487 75 187.322. cry:, Hau 459 7) laa 34 Moseby, Tor , 42409196 321 Knight, . How «419 «93.121 .373 Griffey. NY || (320 -46-102 309 oniver, “AAtl | 489-56 148.304 Bratt, Kan |, 7t 76118 318) publ, | Hou 345 47105 204 Simmons, Mil 43? 56145 376) Horner, Atl 388-75 117.303 Bonnell, Tor af¢ 48-11 314 aurpny;~ AN) 482 Fos-1a7 - 1303 ' Poubles:. Boggs, Boston, 39: . . McRae, Kansas City, 36:° Par Doubles: Buckner, Chicago, rish, Detrolt, 18. ¢ - . 33; Knight, Hovsten, 31; Six Triples: Genter, MilWauket,. tied with 8; Griffin, Taronto,-6; Winfleld, Tripiss:. Butler, Attanta, 127 Mew * York, @; Sik fled with: Moreno, Howston, Ww, seven... * 7 _-onme: runs: Dawson, Mon- Home runs: Armas, Boston, bean. 23; Schmidt, - Phila: 28; Rice,. Boston, 28; Cooper, dalphia, 287. Murphy, Atlanta, Milwaukee, 25; Kittle, Chicago, 4; Evans, San Francitco, 2b. ~ - 25; Wintteld, New York, 25, : ‘Runs Satied in: Cooper, Mil: Runs belted in: Dawson, waukee,.. 105; . Wintleld, Naw - Montreal, 965° Maren Ailants, Yorks 95. ; : , Stolen bases: Henderson, Stolen bases: Raines, Mon Qaktand, a: R. Law, Chicage, Weal, Str Wiaon,. New York, 41¢ - Sax, Los Angeles, . 40. # itching im *Mecistons): Haat, - - “pisehing LY, decisions}: , Milwauker, 12-2, 457, 3.317 RiD-” perez, Atlanta, 12-4) °.785, 3.457 “ett, New York, Ud, .765, 2.19% Falcone, Atlanta, @-3, .727, 3.78; McGregor, Baltimore, 15-5, .750, Denny. Philade(piia, 12-5, 722, _ 2M? Schram, Minnesota, 12-4 9.94; Montefusca, San Diego, 9 ~ 750, - 3,07; Telimann, — Mil- 7 Rs 2.30; Orosco, New York, | waukee, "9-3, 70, 2.95. oon, 1,07, firikveuta: " Morris, Datratt; "Strigenuts: cariton, — Phila: Wal, stleb, Toronto, V44;' RIG: geiphia, 219: ‘Soto, Cincinnati, hettl, New. York, 142, 192. Saves: Quisenberry. Kenses — gayvas; LeSmith, Chicago, 20; Sly, 34; Davie, Minnenota, 25; gadrosian, Allenta, 1h, Rear- . Stantay, Botion, } . dp. Montreal, ath tos

sie _ Giildrerts Hospital

_ bases-loaded, - double in the ninth inning to

__dramatically —

with’ ‘a single ‘off ‘Royals relief. ace. Dan. Quisenberry,

“stole his 59th: base and was.

sacrificed’ to. ‘third.. Harold .

Baines: wai’ intentionally.

‘Washington deep in. the hole as Law scored. Chicago. starter: Richard

. Dotson, 147, allowed. eight hits ‘in nine innings. |

. ' Twins 8 Red Sox 7

Law opened the ining :

ONL East is either balanced or. bad

John Castino’s sacrifice

games and kept them within -

two games of first-place

Atlanta in the West.

Braves ‘tl Cardinals $-. - - An.St. Louls, Phil Niekro

"scattered seven hits “in

seven Innings and doubled

to ) spark a four- “run third .

walked and Kittie beat out.a

“grounder to. shortstop: U.L. - sacrific

’ Aubbard. - Ramirez each homered:and |

Len Whitehouse bested h his record: ted - 77,25

~Brunanaky . led ‘off. ‘vith i" walk ‘olf Fob Stanley, was. -to:.second ‘and - "took to third’ on Darrell 7 -before ' castino's. winning fly ball.

Bro - single’ -

Jim Rice and ‘Tony Armas

inning that enabled ‘Atlanta

“to snap the Cardinals’, slx-

ame winning streak, Glenn and =. Rafael

Terry Harper and ‘Randy

Johnson © -had- three hits:

apiece.

3 By In the elghth ‘Anning © i drove. inthe winning run #8:

“homered for. Boston, while . _ Minnesota's. Mickey Hat-.

ped”. - double: and - Castihi “an RBI single. i

indiana 14 ‘A's O48” :

* Neal Heaton hurled a five.

hitter in‘ the ope and |

| Franco

ay

‘fellow rookle ‘Jull doubled and scor fourth inning. Heaton -out four and walked - one while pitching: ‘His third complete game and second ahutout. - -_

oe

“pm. -Lollar- “aeatiered

eighthitsin 82-3 intlngs and’

‘tripled home a:rus ‘as the ‘Padres beat New. York: and their: old nemesis)’. Tom Seaver, who entéi ’ the

game with a.33-9<career —

~-pecord against Sant nt Diego.

Schofield’ Ss double gives: _ Trappers. a victory — |

Dilek Schofield stroked a two-run

give Edmonton” an. 6&7 Winning edge over Hawall in Pacific. Coast

“baseball action. In other PCL games Wednesday, .

Lake 11-6,

, Salt — drowned. ‘Portland

“Tacoma. beat Tucson’ 8-2,

Albuquerque -. . trounced

“Phoenix 13-2, and Las Vegas

_ dumped Vancouver 14-8, . , Hawaii had taken the lead in Edmorfton with a three-

League ~

_ tuneighth inning set upona

throwing: error by. pitcher - ‘ homer by Franklin Stubbs

Steve Finch.:: ; - But Bobby Clark led off the bottom of the ninth with

a double and came home on

a double by Chris Clark. ‘Juan ‘Monasterio got an infield hit, and the runners advanced on a. ‘sacrifice. Reliever. Ray. Krawezyk_ then intentionally - walked Tim Blackwell to load the bases before Schofield's winning hit. ;

Bob Lacey got the victory.

Bruce Robinson homered for the Islanders, ~

In Tucson, Christensen three-run homer to. lead a - fiverun second inning in Tacoma’ 8 victory,

Jim

‘slugged a "

' walked,

“" Dave

Christensen’s shot. off

. loser Jackson Todd drove in

-Mike’ Woodard, who had -. and Rusty MeNealy, whose. single “scored the Anning's other runs, Hudgens — also sluggeda solo homer for the Tigers, while ‘starter Ben Callahan got the victory. Ruben Robles hit an RBI double for. Tucson, and Scott

: Loucks ‘singled and scored

in the ninth on a Tacoma error. .

Albuquerque went ahead -

for good on. a’ three-run

inthe Dukes'- drubbing of Phoenix. SAX GETS FOUR: RBIS Dave Sax stroked a single in the second inning for the Dukes’ first run and the first of his four RBI in the game. “.The Dukes used two. hits

and three. Phoenix errors to.

pick up‘four runs in the

- sixth.

The Giants scored in the fourth on Kelvin. .Torve’s infield out, and in the fifth on Chris Smith's sacrifice fly.

"Orel Hershiser pitched six -

. innings for the win: -Brian- Kingman took the loss, In Salt Lake ary Darnell

Coles socked two homers

and collected four RBI. in

the Gulls’ triumph. - Coles: led off: “the ‘third

inning with his first homer, -

and put Salt: Lake ‘up 5-1 witha ihree-run-shot-in the fourth. Ken’ Phelps. also homered for the Gulls.:

John Russell hit a-three- -

‘Tun homer for Portland, and Rick Schuadded a solo shot. _. John Sutton got the: vic- tory. George Riley. took the loss.

_ Las “Vegis" © Jerry DeSiméne’ homered and

doubled to help the Stars

sweep their ‘ five-game series with Vancouver.

The Stars scored all 14 of their runs in the -first four innings. Starter. Ho

' McLaughlin went the first 7 2-3 innings for the victory.

Kevin McReynolds tripled and singled twice for the Stars, who battered five Vancouver pitchers for. 16 hits, |

Hosken Powell collected a double and: two singles and drove in four runs for the Canadians.

: Whitecaps shake Quakes -. with last-second goal

After biowing a@ one-goal™’

“lead with less than ‘five minutes remaining, -Van- couver Whitecaps rallied ! Wednesday _ Night as striker David Cross “scored with two seconds ta _go for a 21 victory over

- Golden Bay Earthquakes in

‘North ‘ American Soccer ‘League action.

NASL Standings

“1 Whitecaps a 1-0 lead in the » $ist minute.

NASL Eastern Division Ww LPF A OPP New York, 20 8 7B 4S SB 176 Chicago 7 74 13. 65 66 56 Yeo Toronto ‘. 1403 45 42 a9 117 Montreal. VEAP S470 a9 115 4 Sovlhera Division . Tulsa 13 48 46,40 120 Lauderdal 2 15-51 59 \7 ‘Tampe Bay | + 7-20 46;76.37 81 America - 10:17:39 4895 79 ‘Wastern Division . Vancouver "22. 5 55 25 46 172 - Golden Bay 16 9 64:50 48 50, Seattle. t2 15 4052 47 115° San Diega 9 1B 42 57°94 86

-Six -polnts_.sre awarded for a regulation of overtime win, four points. for @ shofaul victory, an one bonls paint for every goal scored with = maximum of

threa per game. No beaus point - _ jt awarded for ©

overtime. or goats. a Watinesdays = Reavits Team America 5 Shiceoa 2 rot! Lauderdale Tampa Bayt -_ Montreal 7 TVORONTO ? Vancouver 2 Golden Gap t ’ Beattie 3 San odiepo 2 _ 1. Satdrdays, Gomes Tulsa. at Fort Lauderdale N Gaiden Gay ‘st San Diego N

- Lauderdale

In other gaines, it was:

. Montreal Manic 2, Toranto

Blizzard 0; Team America 5, Chicago Sting 2; Fort Strikers 2, Tampa Bay Rowdies 1: and Seattle Strikers 4, San Diego - Sockers 2.

Cross headed” home «a crossing pass” from “Frans

Thijssen at B9:58 for his 19th

goal of the season efter Thijssen took a desperation pass from David Norman’ after a Vancouver throw-in. The Earthquakes had tied it in the 85th minute on a

header by Steve Ztingul. -

Cross: had given the

‘The Whitecaps ‘stretched

their lead in the Western |

Division ‘to 22 Points on second-place Golden Bay,’ Vancouver also moved within four points of league-. leading New York Cosmos.

At Montreal, Ed Get- «

temeir recorded his third

shutout of the season as the | Manic defeated. Toronto.

Dale. Mitchell opened the scoring in the 23rd minute with his ninth goal- of the Season and his sixth in the

‘last fille, games. - Tony

Towers fired an insurance . goal in the sed ‘minute.

The victory kept the Manic’ in the. huni for a

playoff spol with an 11-17

‘ Granitza -

. record, good for, 115. points.

; Seatt Roberts -. ~ suffered. the_loss, allowing 11 runs in 2 1-3 innings: se,

Toronto has a 14-13 record” |

for 117 points. . At Washington, , Andrew Parkinson scored two goals

-a8 Tear America used its most productive \)8a8$efforl -

of the season. tb break a fotir-game losing atreak,

Team. America had won only one of its. previous ie

_ ‘Karl-Heinz . scored Chicago, his 113th goal in ‘the NASL, -which tied him for second i inthe alltime list.

At. Tampa, Fia.,. Brian Kidd scored 8 goal ‘and sel

contests,

up another for the Strikers. -

Branko Segota opened ‘the scoring. in the fijrst half when he beat. defender Glenn Myernick-to the ball at the top of the box and, ~ dribbled , | over goalkeeper -Tom Boric

before scoring from 25

yards out.

Kidd was assisted on the second goal by Ray Hudsan and: Bob, Bolitho. :Bolitho's shot deflected off Myernick,

‘énding up at Kidd’s feet, and he drilled It home.

‘At Seattle, Peter Ward scored ‘all three -Sockers goals, while Kaz Deyna

replied twice for: San Diego. -

Deyna opened the scoring at 3:37 on a rebound. Ward

- Stored the next three goals,

beginning at 14:15 on 4 header:

for —

Rowdies .