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16 ALBANY DEMOCRAT HERALD, MONDAY. APRIL 28. 1980 Dodgers (8 straight) do it with U' Major league baseball i MATTICK SUTTON Art Howe by losing pitcher Neil Allen, 0 3, and scored Cedeno and pinch runner Terry Puhl. AMERICAN LEAGUE Rookies make mistakes. Even rookie managers.

Even 64 year-old rookie managers like Toronto's Bobby Mattick. Mattick submitted the wrong lineup card before Sunday's game In Milwaukee but that's about the only boo boo he committed all weekend as the high-flying Blue Jays completed a three-game sweep of the hard hitting Brewers, 8 2. "That's the dunce hat," Mattick said afterward, wearing a maroon cap with pink tails in the shape of horns on the sides. "I won it hands down today. I had two different lineups and took the wrong one up.

What a stupid mistake." The surprising Blue Jays are the only team In the American League East playing better than .500. Sunday's victory gave them an 8-6 record 5-0 against Milwaukee and they are in first place, one game ahead of the New York Yankees. Even early in the season that's rather elevated atmosphere for a club that lost 107, 102 and 109 games in Its first three seasons of last place existence and never finished closer to the top than 45'j games. TWINS 20, A'l 11: Minnesota scored 10 runs In the first Inning, Including two run singles by Glenn Adams and Jose Morales and a two-run triple by John Castino although the A's actually outhit them 22-20 in a wild of- By Tha Associated Prrsl It was like getting your pockets picked twice in the same day. "That was as great an exhibition of defense as you'll see," said Los Angeles Dodger righthander Don Sutton after watching his outfielders take away two seemingly sure-fire hits Sunday from San Diego's Gene Tenace.

Derrel Thomas made a leaping catch of Tenace's vicious line drive to left center in the second inning, and Dusty Baker robbed Tenace of a homer in the fourth when he reached over the bullpen gate in left to snare the ball. Those two defensive gems, plus some timely hitting and pitching, gave the streaking Dodgers their eighth straight victory with a 3-1 triumph over the Padres. Sutton struck out only three, but he also gave up only four hits In seven innings. Charlie Hough finished up for the National League's hottest team, recording his first save since Aug. 24, 1978.

Dave Lopes was a key part of the Dodgers offense with three hits, including a first-inning home run. Lopes led off the Los Angeles first with his third homer of the season off losing pitcher John Curtis, 1-2. It was the first time Lopes has led off a game with a homer this year. He accomplished the feat seven times in 1979. The Dodgers made it 24 in the second when Ron Cey walked, stole second, went to third oa Bill Russell's infield hit and scored on a single by Yeager.

It remained 24 until Dave Winfield belted Sutton's first pitch of the seventh inning for his fourth homer of the year. The Dodgers got that run back in the bottom of the seventh on doubles by Lopes and Reggie Smith. REDS GIANTS 1 Frank Pastore tossed a four-hitter, and Ray Knight belted a two run homer in the fourth to lead Cincinnati over San Francisco. Pastore, 3-1, walked no one en route to his third complete game in four starts. He is the second Reds pitcher to win three games this season, joining Mike LaCoss.

CARDINALS 10, PHILLIES 1: Keith Hernandez cracked five hits, drove in three runs and scored two, and Bob Forsch pitched a six-hitter for his first victory of the season as St. Louis beat Philadelphia. The Cardinals ripped Philadelphia starter Dick Ruthven for four runs on eight hits in 2'i innings and coasted to their second victory in the finale of a three-game series. BRAVES 6, EXPOS 3: Dale Murphy slugged a two-run homer and an RBI single, helping left-hander Larry McWilliams to his first victory of the season, as Atlanta beat Montreal. ASTROS 4, METS 3: Jeff Leonard drilled a two-run single in the 12th inning to lead Houston over New York.

Leonard's hit followed a walk to Cesar Cedeno, a double by Alan Ashby, and an intentional walk to pinch-hitter College baseball McNair's homers gives OSU a split CORVALLIS Washington State's Glen Walker and Oregon State's Bob McNalr were the big hitters Saturday as the Cougars and Beavers spilt a Pacific 10 Conference biwball doubleheader. The Cougars won the first game 9 3 and the Beavers won the second 12 11. Walker was 3 for 3 at the plate In the first game, Including a double, as WSU hurier Scott 0'Farrell scattered six hits to run his season record to 4 0. In the second contest, McNalr belted a grand slam home run In the first Inning and added a solo homer for what proved to be the winning run In the eighth. McNair's effort broke the season and career runs batted In mark for the Beavers with 47 and 144, respectively.

The two blasts also Increased McNair's own season and career home run records. McNalr has 12 homers this seasos and 25 during his college career. With the split, the Cougars remain firmly atop Northern Division standings at 61. WSU Is 30 5 2 overall. Oregon Stale is 4 In the Pac-10 and 25 12 in all games.

Washington State won Friday's opener 9 3. OREGON SWEEPS WASHINGTON EUGENE The Ducks completed their first sweep of a three-game Northern Division series against a Pac 10 opponent since 1976 with a pair of wins over Washington Saturday, winning the opener 4 3 and the nightcap 3 2. Steve Crum scored on a one-out squeeze bunt by former Linn-Benton star Randy Porter for the winning run In the seventh Inning of the opener, and Doug Baker's RBI siagle In the seventh Inning provided the second game margin. Thus, Oregon is 14-14 overall and 5-4 In league play. WMntoa Ml "-Jl OrvfMi lis quo 1 4 7 1 McDonald.

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his lllii. Henry .0. ha In I' WP Uwlna 14 IJ Whil 1 OCE WINS TWO FROM S. OREGON ASHLAND Winning for the third time In four games, Oregon College of Education moved to 5 21 on the year and 44 In the Evergreen Conference with a doubleheader sweep of 7-4 and 9 3 over Southern Oregon. OCE won the opener 7-4 as Mark Ross homered.

In the second game, OCE won 9 3 as Albany's Mitch Crossley hit his seventh borne run of the year and Ross hit a grand slam. fenslve display. Eight of Minnesota's runs In the first Inning were unearned after a leadoff error by Oakland shortstop Mario Guerrero. The Minnesota club record for most runs In one Inning Is 11, accomplished three times. The AL mark for most runs In the first inning by one team Is 14.

YANKEES 1, WHITE SOX 0: Tommy John scattered six hits in blanking Chicago for the second time this season, and Willie Randolph singled home a fifth-Inning run following singles by Gralg Nettles and Rick Cerone and Fred Stanley's sacrifice. The 38 year-old John, who pitched a two-hitter in Chicago on April 16, didn't walk anyone and struck out five in outdueling 20 year-old rookie Brltt Burns, who surrendered his first earned run of the season. ROYALS ORIOLES 2: Kansas City came from behind after being held hltless for 5'i innings by Dennis Martinez. John Wathan tripled and scored the winning run on a seventh-Inning single by Jamie Quirk. mm Linn-Benton takes 2 meets; Oregon wins big, OSU 2nd Prep, college track ft LaCofleill) and AsM LaTorte la L-AltaaiM HR -Houston.

Ashby ill Dotsswn 3. Padres 1 SanDiego duo (UN 100 1 4 1 Los Angeles 111 0O0 IOx-3 I I Curtis. Mura i7. Shiriev and Fabry? Sutton. Hough if I and Yeager W- Sutton.

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06U 1 1st wsu sorkbl OSU WSU atrkMOSU a mh cfn4 I I nns as III rrm tennis Sweet Home boys at Silvenon, Stiverton girls al Sweet Home. Matches 3 30 Prep Softball: North Albany al Lebanon. McKay at South Albany. Cor vallts at West Albany. Central Linn al Philomath Games 4 pm Prop foil West Albany at South Albany tournament.

I 30 TUESDAY CoUeaje baseball Clackamas at Lino Benton. I Oregon Slate at OCE. 3 Lewis a Clark al Oregon. 3pm Prep baseball Estacada at Sweet Home. Hamsburg at Monroe.

Jefferson at Yamhill-Carlton; Elmira at Central Luw. Colton atScw Games I pm Prep track South Eugene. Cottage Grove at Lebanon. McKay at Sweet Home; Central Linn at Central Relays. Sen at Jefferson Meets 4pm Prop boy teams Crescent Valley at South Albany.

West Albany at North Salem; Sprague at Lebanon Matches 3 30p Prep girts Iannis South Albany at Cres cent Valley. North Salem al West Albany. Lebanon al Sprague Matches 3 30p Waodrrh lb 4 114 piobtr III NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST Walsar II I Himsinir nil McNalr Ib JStO rkM mi III I 4 I tilt lilt III 41 I 4 111 1144 SmlUirt Woodrrliss Wslssr If Hlniondb Alu Ib Hillcf WUiarl Nor is Mtlaor I I I Lyons as 14 1 HurysB HonlsT till McNalr Ib III II or ton II 1 1 1 1 Thomas rl Ills CoHMadk till Urmcl rtiahopc Sistasirf Alvla Ib Nan as Mcniaadh III Barks If III Snaw rl I I II Uaaatrydk I I Thomas cf PCL scores i a teoi in ion BUI Millar tit I I a I a una rl r.dwrdspfc Wiawph I til Totals Pet GB Pitlsburaji 5 Chicago 7 5 Ml Montreal 7 461 14 Pliiladrlphia 7 14 Louis II 43 3 NevYort I 357 4 WEST Ctncirauti II 4 750 Houston 5 667 14 LMAngrtes II 7 J4 San Diego (II I7i i Francisco I II 3S3 it Atlanta 5 II JJ3 4, II II Totals II II II Totals Ktwrds itss Totals Mill I WaaMasiioitlat IM Ml II II I OrataasStaap 111 I 111 In IS 11 WaaUeattoatt. IM M4 I II I OoaaakaM aassitl-l 44 Yarrrtl and Parry Hill 'ti Tanaolll t) and (yr Thoniaa'Ul, Walter il, AlvB iWl 1HH Noct'Wl inldrr (larU ill. Hanrort 'It, Wobb ill and Hit Gorman.

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Vancouver 4 Tucson 1 Spokane 2 Salt Lake 4. Ogdrnl SUNDAYS RESULTS Taromaf. Hawaii 2 ancouver 10. Tucson 1 Albuquerque I. Spokane 3 Ogden4.

Portland 1 MONDAY'S GAMES Hawaii at Tacoma Tucson at Vancouver Albuquerque at Spokane Pboenu at Salt Lake SUNDAY'S GAMES St Louis 10 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh at Chicago, ram Atlanta I. Montreal Houston 4. New York 1, 12 innings Los Angeles 3. San Diego 1 Cincinnati. San Francisco 1 MONDAYS GAMES Chicago Hernandez Oil at St Louts (Martinez KB Atlanta 'M alula Mi at San Diego ijooral 2i.

'n AMERICAN LEAGUE Sports on TV MONDAY 7 Ch 5 Atlanta Braves at San Diego Padres TUESDAY 4pm Ch II NHL Playoff game 7pm Ch Atlanta Braves al San Diego Padres WEDNESDAY 7 Ch i Atlanta Braves al San Diego Padres 7 Ch 12 Portland Timbers al Seattle Sounders Dm CI I SeatUe Somci al LA Lakers COOS BAY With the OCCAA meet a week away, Linn Benton Community College's track teams swept a three-way meet here Saturday. The LBCC men's team won handily with 81 points, trailed by Southwestern Oregon with 62, Chemeketa with 43. The Roadrunner women made it a sweep, outscoring runnerup Chemeketa 48 to 29. "Everyone," said Dave Bakley, the LBCC coach, "competed very well. Now if we can keep everyone healthy.

Everyone's marks and times are where we want them right now. So far we've gotten better each meet." For the Roadrunners, the highlight was Tim Blight's 16-0 pole vault, a personal best and a mark "that should put him among the leaders in the nation's junior colleges," Bakley said. There were other stellar efforts: Garry Killgore had a personal best in the 1,500 meters (3 58.6), Bright winning the high hurdles, running a good 14.8 despite a headwind. In the women's meet Jean Melson had a PR in the shot put (42-11) and won the discus. Linda Friesen had a season best In the long jump, as didTrina Marvin in the javelin (130-6) and Debbie Prince in the high jump (4 9).

TEAM SCORES Ibmo) Una Benton II. Southwestern Oregon 2 Chemeketa 43 HAMMER Plckness. SWOCC. 115 S. Thompson, Ch.

1014. Smith Ch 107 7 POLE VAULT Tim Bright. LBCC. 1M. Grant Hemng.

LBCC. II. Frederick CH. 17 aw RELAY Linn Benton. 42 I.

SWOCC 44 I. Chemeketa, 471 TRIPLE JUMP Rothermund. SWOCC. 45 IS, Ramsealt. SWIICC.

4H4 Wllcos, Ch. 42 V. UOO Carry Killgore. LBCC, 3 51 1. John Grlllers.

LBCC. 4 02 5 Elsenhut Ch. 4 II I IM HIGH HURDLES Tim Bright. LBCC, 14 1. Lonnie Kllewer.

LBCC, II 4 Crsnt Herring. LBCC II I 40S Healy. SWOCC. 52 3. Jeff Prunk.

LBCC. 510, Frederick Ch. 57 2 JAVELIN Thompson. CH 1114. Grant Hemng.

LBCC. 175-0. Bill Lassetter. LBCC. IM 7 IM Marty Vaughan.

LBCC. II I. Tim Smith. LBCC. II 3 Nelson.

SWOCC. II 4 Mt John Critters. LBCC. 00 7. Garry Killgore.

LBCC. 2 II 3. Harry SWOCC. 2 05 3 400 HIGH HURDLES Lonnie Kllewer, LBCC. 51 0, Healy, SWOCC.

10 Smith. Ch, 13 I 100 Marty Vaughan. LBCC. 22 4. Nelson.

SWOCC. 23 4. WllcoiCH24 4 SHOT PUT Plchnell, SWOCC. 42. Thompson.

Ch, 412. John Jensen. LBCC. 7 Sow Jon Jetter. LBCC, II 110.

Thorpe. Ch. II 14 5. Eisenhut Ch 17 29 1100 RELAY Linn Benton. 30 1.

SWOCC. 3 3t 1 LONG JUMP Rothermund. SWOCC. 22 2. Ramsdell.

SWOCC 10 10'-. Dierrks Ch HIGH JUMP Rothermund. SWOCC. 1. Fredericks, CH, 54 DISCUS Pteknell.

SWOCC. 142 2, Thompson. Ch. 133 3, Smith. Ch.

127 I. OCCAA baseball Pet BOO 719 .737 (50 400 .350 200 100 Transactions Memorial stops North Albany in 8 5 contest Memorial Junior High's Damon Llles was 2 (or -4 al the plate, Including a double and triple and he scored two runs and drove in three as the Braves beat North Albany 8 5 Friday in a Junior high baseball game. Memorial's Roger Reld scored three runs, Greg Goodwin was 2-for-3. For North, which has lost its last five games by eight total runs, Mitch Martin was 3 foH, Steve Resch had two RBI Memorial 111 too ill North Albany loo no I Goodwin snd Krlly IJnd. Martin ill and Colbofl IWl l.ilr.

M' 1HH Llias'Mi WP Goodwin LP Martin Wysel Evashevski win Ed Lemco golf title Glen Wysel and Forrest Evashevski won the Ed Lemco Chap-nan golf tournament gross championship Sunday at Spring Hill Country Club with a 133 total. OHOM: Wysal Rvaihrvsk) 113; Duffus Jrddrlon IM. Holm O'NrU IM P. Carry Carry IM orrrsler Ollnsrr I Jl NET: Slawvrs Holland IM, Nil Mmonls 12V Wssjnrr Sloan IB Narl Virrai Its. Dwyrr Allison IX i Plntf namfla of Ihs wlnnsrs wore not avallaMf I EAST Pet GB Toronto I 571 New York II W0 I Boston 7 1 47 Milwaukee II 4S 2 Baltimore I 10 375 3 Detroit I 10 375 3 Cleveland 5 I 357 3 WEST Chicago 11 5 at Oakland 10 7 5M 14 KansasOty 9 7 5(3 2 Trias I 7 543 2 Minnesota 9 I 24 Seattle II 500 3 Caliomij 7 1 47 34 Mt Hood II 4 Impqua IS 4 LINN-BENTON 14 Lane .13 7 Clarkaanas I 12 Chemeketa 7 13 Judson Baptist 4 II Blue Mountain 2 II SATURDAYS GAMES Chemeketa 5-s Linn Benton 4 5 l'mpqoa4 3, Lane 3-5 Mt Hood 13 9 Judson Baptist 0 1 Clackamas 10-4 Blue Mountain 3 TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE Clackamas at LBCC.

2 Blue Moomamal Judson. 2 Mt Hood at I mpqua. 2 Lane at Chemeketa. 2 Pac 10 baseball day at the Gladstone Meet of Champions, which lured some of the best Class A and AA athletes across the state. McGlll ran a 22 4, a time that "is a state best In double maybe close to triple said Jefferson Coach Wayne Flsk.

McGlll was also runnerup In the 100 at 11.0. On Friday he tied the school record In the 200 at 22.8. Meanwhile, Central Linn's Rick Jantzt was third In the 400 at 51.3. The Cobras' short relay team, expected to finish high, dropped a baton and was disqualified. Although they didn't place, Central Linn's Todd Campfield high jumped 6-0, freshman Carl Romines went 19 5 In the long Jump, then ran a 52.9 in the 400 for seventh place.

BEAVERS FINISH SECOND STANFORD, Calif. Hurdler Ken Scott set one meet record and Tim Fox tied another in the discus Saturday to lead Oregon State to victory over Stanford and Cal Irvine In a three-way track and field meet at Stanford Stadium. Stanford won the most events, but Oregon State finished with 76 points to 70 for the Cardinals and 57 for Cal in the triangular scoring. Scott won the 400 meter hurdles in 518 seconds, eclipsing the old meet mark of 52.1 set in 1967 by Oregon State's Jim Lockard. Fox was an easy winner In the discus with a toss of 179 feet, 10 inches.

Dave Grossnlcklaus of Shedd won the high jump at 6 10 for OSU. OSU's Mike Hesseltine didn't place in the javelin, nor did Albany's Doug Trout In the long jump. DUCKS OVERWHELM BYU EUGENE The University of Oregon men were full of surprises Saturday during a 109 54 victory over Brigham Young In a track and field dual meet. Not known for their sprint men, the Ducks swept the 100-meter dash behind Jerome Walker and were led by Bart McGUlivray In a 1-2 finish in the 200 meters. Oregon's Reidar Lorentzen lost his first dual meet decision In the Javelin to Cougar Jari Keihas, who threw a 258 9 to Lorentzen's 239 heave.

And In the 800 meters, Duck freshman David Mack ran a career best 1 :47.81 to come close to another freshman, BYU's Agberto Gulmaraes, who ran a 1 47.58. "Dave lost contact at the bell (final lap) and again on the back straight," said Oregon coach Bill Dellinger. "If it hadn't been for that, he might have won." In the women's competition, freshman Eryn Forbes took victories in the 3,000 and 1,500 meters to lead the women to an 80-47 victory over the Cougars. Oregon's Jeff Stover won the shotput with a 68 foot A Inch effort. BASEBALL PHTLLIES Placed Manny Tnllo.

second baseman, on the disabled list Recalled Ramon A lies, inlieider. from Oklahoma City of the American Assoc is Inn FOOTBALL BEARS: Placed Tommy Hart, defen sive end. on waivers HOCKEY SWISS LEAGUE: DAVOS learn announced that Herb Brooks, coach of Olympic team, had agreed to a two year contract as head coach. NBA playoffs SUNDAYS GAMES Detroit I Boston 5 New York I Chicago 0 Cleveland? Texas 4 Minnesota 20 Oakland 11 Toronto 8. Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 3 Baltimore 2 Seattle 7.

California 3 MONDAY'SGAMES Seattle 'Honeycutt 3-0' at Minnesota FeltonOH Kansas City Leonard 02 al Toronto 1. n' New York Griffin Hi at Baltimore 'Palmer 2 II. Boston Stanley II) at Chicago iBaumgarten l-Oi. n' Oakland Norms 24' at California iTsnanal li. Pet 157 55C 400 250 NORTHERN DIVISION Washington State 30 51 I 1 Oregon 14 14 5 4 Oregon Slate' 25 121 4 I Washington 27 14! 2 1 SATURDAYS GAMES WSl f-1 1 Oregon State H2 Oregon 4 3 Washington 3 2 FRIDAYS SCHEDULE Oregon State at ashington Oregon at Washington Stale SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE OSL at Washington 2 Oregon at WSU.

2 EASTERN FINALS Sunday's Game Philadelphia 105 Boston 94. Philadelphia wins series 4 I WESTERN FINAL Sunday's Game Los Angeles Seattle 3 Los Angeles leads series 3-1 Wednesday's Game Seattle at Los Angeles Friday, May Los Angeles al Seattle, if necessary Sunday. May 4 Seattle at Los Angeles. If necessary TEAM SCORES Linn Benton 41. Chemeketa 21.

Sunday's linescores NHL playoffs O00S3b Southwestern Oregon IS SHOT PUT Jean Melson, LBCC, 42 II, Hoy. SWOCC, 4fr Janice Kailna. LBCC. 32 II HIGH JUMP Debbie Prince. LBCC 4 Rickman.

Ch. 4 5 400 Grzelewskl. Ch 70 3. Bud long. Ch.

72 3 00 Debbie Prince LBCC. 2 27 JAVELIN Trina Marvin, LBCC. 1X4. Rickman. Ch.

117 10 IM Young SWOCC. 13 Teresa Littleton. LBCC. 14 4. Budlong Ch I HIGH HURDLES Llnds Friesen.

LBCC, I 121 200 Young SWOCC. 21 2. Rickman. Ch. a 7.

Debbie Prince LBCC at LONG JUMP Linda Friesen. LBCC. 15 5 Rickman. Ch 15 2V Young. SWOCC.

14 DISCUS Jean Melson. LBCC, I3M. Trlna Msrvln, I.Hl'C, 114 Janice alms LBCC. 1031 McGILL SETS RECORD GLADSTONE Jefferson's Darren McGlll broke a school record in the 200 meters for the second straight day, winning the event Satur QUARTERFINAL BEST OF 7 lay's Gams Montreal Minnesota i. Oregon scores wins series 4 3 SEMIFINAL BEST 0F7 Tuesday's Games Minnesota at Philadelphia NY Islanders at Buffalo Thursday's Games Minnesota at Philadelphia NY Islanders at Buffalo AS scores KaiunLav'a Ga Ma 's College Track Oregon 109.

Brigham Young 54 Oregon St 76 Stanford 70 Cal Irvine 57 Women's College Track Oregon so Brigham Young 47 College Baseball Oregon4 3 Washington 12 ashington St 9 11 Oregon St 312 Portlands-1 1 Puget Sound 0 3 Portland St SO Idaho I 2 Concordia 7 I Oregon Tech I 3 Lewis i Clark 13 George Fox 4 OCE 7 9 Oregon 4 3 Pacific 5-4 Pac Lutheran 24 Whitman 2-3 l.lnfieldO-6 College Softball Oklahoma 5 Oregon I Oregon 4 Sacramento St 3 Prcc) Baseball Lebanon UM Oregon City 3 3 Sprague 6-4 Sweet Home 3 3 North Salem S-3 Central Catholic 2 1 Sew 5 10 Salem Academy 2 4 Tampa Bay 2 Rochester 0 THE 1980 CHEVY CITATION A Mole Hew Kind ofcoiiomy far Memphis 4 Atlanta! Dallas 2. Philadelphia 0 Tulsa 2. Cosmos 1 Portland 2. Detroit I Seattle 3 California! Los Angeles 2, sncouver I Fort Lauderdale I. San Diego 0 Sunday's Games Toronto 1 Washington 0 Edmonton 4 San Jose 2 Monday'! Game Memphis at New England, 7 AMERICAN LEAGUE Tigers I.

Red Sox Boston 000 0i 302 IJ 3 Detroit 130 101 12x I 12 1 Torres. Burgmeier 5. Lockwood 8' and Fttk. Kozema. sUllinghjaa Ji Lopez i7ian)Pamsh Rozeou.

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Augustine 6. Boitatst 6i (astro ill and Martinez Mirabeila 2 1 L- Haas. 1 3 HK Toronto Bonnell 3i Indians 7. Rangers 4 Texas loo uoo 102 4 15 1 Cleveland ooo 420 I0x 7 13 1 Jenkins. Rajsich 4i, Devine 5' and Sundberg Barker.

Stanton 7' and Hassey Barker 2 I Jenkins. 12 TwlnszO. A'sll Oakland 012 142 001 II 22 3 Minnesota 10-05 200 12x 20 20 0 Kingman. Hamilton li. Souza Lysander 3' Lacey It and Heath Zahn.

Corbett 5i and Wynegar W-Corbett. 30 Kingman I 3 HR Oakland McKay I) Mariners 7. Angels 3 California HO i' 3 I 1 Seattle 012 il wn 7 10 0 Frost. A Martinez '5l aDd Ilononue Abbott and Cox Abbott 2 1 Frost 2 2 HKs California. Rudi 6.

Gnch Ji Seattle. Meyer 1' NATIONAL LEAGUE Cards 10. Phillies 1 St Louis 112 0.10 300 10 IS 4 Philadelphia Ouo oio Mill Forsch and Kennedy: Kuthven Munn tnghoff '3'. Saucier 4i 1-aCro 6,. McGraw 'II and Boone Mureisnd s.

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