Tho Indent -Journal, Gr nwood, 8.C., AprH 19, 1992 3D id-rani inning lifts A's, Jays win Yankee Hulett added a two-run single in the seventh to make it 5-1, and Chris Hoiles hit a solo homer in the eighth. It was the first time in Ave games at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in which the losing team scored a run. Jeff Tackett gave the Orioles a 1-0 lead in the third with his first major-league homer. Detroit tied (he score in the fifth when Travis Fryman singled, went to third on Scott Livingstone's hit-and-run single and scored on a bunt single by Milt Cuyler. A walk to Tony Phillips loaded the bases with two out, but Cecil Fielder hit into a forceout.
ATHLETICS 5, RANGERS 3 ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) Jose Canseco hit a long, two-run homer, capping a three-run Oakland rally in the eighth inning. Canseco's 436-foot shot to left field, his sixth of the season, came Espy-led Pirates off to 8-2 start NEW YORK (AP) Mel Hall singled home two runs during a 10-run fourth inning and later added a two-run homer Saturday as the New York Yankees ended a four-game losing streak by routing the Cleveland Indians 14-0. The Yankees combined seven singles, two walks, two errors and a hit batter for their big inning against pitchers Dave Otto and Ted Power. The first 1 1 batters reached base, nine of them scoring, in the Yankees' biggest burst since a 12-run inning on April 11, 1987, at Kansas City. Greg Cadaret (1-0), backed by a big lead, pitched New York's first complete game since last July 11, ending a major league record streak of 93 games between complete games.
Hall hit his fourth home run in (he fifth inning and Kevin Maas hit his first homer in the seventh. The Yankees nearly matched the American League record for most runs scored in an inning before the first out is made. The mark is 11, set by Detroit against the Yankees on June 17, 1925, in the sixth inning. Danny Tartabull began the fourth by reaching on a throwing error by third baseman Brook Ja-coby, and a single by Hall and a walk to Jesse Barfield loaded the bases. scoring Gruber.
One out later Manuel Lee lined a double to left-center for another run. With one out in the Boston third. Wade Boggs walked, took third on Phil Planner's two-out single and scored when Ellis Burks singled. After Dave Winfield's single in the third and an error by Plantier in right, Viola retired the next 16 batters in order before Winfield beat out an infield hit with two outs in the eighth. ORIOLES 6, TIGERS 1 BALTIMORE (AP) Mike Mussina allowed one run in eight innings and Leo Gomez singled home the go-ahead run in the sixth inning to lift Baltimore.
Mussina (1-0) gave up seven hits, walked three and struck out four. In his 14 major-league starts, the 23-year-old right-hander has allowed two runs or less on 10 occasions and has an ERA of 2.66. With the score 1-1 in the sixth. Randy Milligan drew a one-out walk from Frank Tanana (0-2) and Mike Devereaux singled. Tim Hulett lined out, but Gomez lined a single to center to score Milligan.
After a walk to Bill Ripken loaded the bases, Mark Leiter replaced Tanana and walked pinch-hitter Chito Martinez to force in a run. against reliever Terry Mathews (0-1). Jose Guzman left after an RBI single by Mike Kingery with one out, and Canseco connected on a 2-2 pitch for a 4-3 lead. Mike Moore (2-0) gave up eight hits in 7 1-3 innings. He struck out seven, walked two and extended his winning streak to seven over two seasons.
Dennis Eckersley pitched the ninth for his fifth save. Guzman shut out Oakland on three hits for six innings. He had faced only two batters above the minimum until the seventh, when the Athletics began to rally from a 3-0 deficit. MARINERS 5, BREWERS 3 MILWAUKEE (AP) Harold Reynolds squeezed home the go-ahead run in the seventh inning and Mike Schooler escaped a bases-loaded jam in the eighth, giving Seattle the victory. Seattle trailed 3-2 when Tino Martinez started the seventh against Dan Plesac (1-1) with a single.
One-out singles by pinch hitters Dave Valle and Henry Cotto produced one run, and Reynolds bunted home another. The Mariners added a run in the ninth on Rich Amaral's RBI double. Schooler entered with runners on second and third and one out in the eighth. He struck out Gree MEL HALL Mike Stanley hit a two-run single, Charlie Hayes singled home another and Otto's wild throw on Pat Kelly's bunt single made it 4-0. Andy Stankiewicz and Don Mattingly followed wkh RBI singles, finishing Power hit Roberto Kelly with a pitch to re-load (he bases and walked Tartabull.
Hall's two-run single and Hayes sacrifice fly capped the inning. BLUE JAYS 2, RED SOX 1 BOSTON (AP) Todd Stottle-myre pitched three-hit ball over seven innings to outduel Frank Viola Saturday as Toronto earned its 10th victory in 12 games. Viola (0-2) allowed only six hits, but the Blue Jays had three of them in (he second inning to take a 2-0 lead. Kelly Gruber began the second by beating out a chopper to third for a single. John Olerud walked and Candy Maldonado singled, 2400 0aa)2b .4012 I I I 0 Lkucka 3 0 10 2010 14 11 11 1 12 Taak 3 4 3 mm sox twins MINNESOTA ailCACO arkU Mat 4 13 4 Ravi buck Ik 4 110 Can -PKtei 4 111 Vain COxht dk 3 0 0 1 Tram Ik Harper 4 0 3 1 CBeO dk Larkil Ik 4 0 0 0 Paqra if PMunrf JOOOMrruioe Buapk 1 00 0 Utaa cf Philo 3k 3 0 0 0 GUUel a Gaa 3 4 2 0 OH 2N 2)1-4 020 Ml Mt Mikraaa 3.
LOe-Scack Amnl (2X 3B-TMaaa (IX Bfckoa (IX CS-Uaak OXS Surkof I IP RER BS SO Tatar 33 3 10 3 Tata 7 3 0 I 1-3 0 12-3 0 3M Oaar OM E-PMiaa (IX OX Saturday's box scores ZSnakWJ-0 hlxtw GkaM 7 2 2 1 4 2 2 0 0 0 2 I 2 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 0 0-2 krkM 4 0 14 3 000 2 00 0 3 110 4 111 4 110 2 00 1 3 0 10 2 111 27 4 03 Gaea lacked a 3 boos a Ha 3a. HBP-ty MWiOant (BcadsX WP-CBoaky. MiWUiam Uoirtsv-tioas; Hsrackbect; fta, Hucuaciis; SecoBd. Moasear; TkM, Boaa. T-iStt A 23.411.
CUM CARDINALS 4 CHKACO ST. LOUIS akrkM akrkM American Conpk Aanl Taat YANKEES INDIANS CLEVELAND NEW VOU afcrkU 4IMMKI Man Ik 0 I Mm Ik I Usa 410 Vclaak cf 3 4 10 Tib 10 10 LrynB JO I Hal if 40 11 ban 1 0 MsM if 201 Staakre 40IOCHaye Kelly aarhW 4111 4 111 4 12k XI4I4I2 Sa4di Mkaata DP-ScaB Wlaata 7. 2B SB-Annl (IX Reyw4a, Vaa, Bar 2k rate 2k Basket SAaarc OMic Snow Ik Wttearf ftrak Jk MUrta Tstafc Swm W.I-2 GcHarrk SckotarSJ MBa 340 Teals 14 34 340 Ik 4 DP-Mraaaa I LOB-Mianou Qtafa i. IB-Mat Ol Pucka (6X Tbctia(2). CS- GlfK (2X Coca (IX SP-CDtvB, Manila IP RER BB SO Erictaoi Ll 7 6 4 3 3 1 Willa 2-3 0 0 0 4 0 Wiya 1-3 0 0 0 4 1 4 00 4 Utkdcf 4 444 4 400 OSasv a 4 0 2 0 4 I I 0 Zeak Ik 4000 4 110 Grraro Ik 4 110 3 3 2 2 Blona if 4 13 1 4 0 2 3 MTkap If 2 100 4 4 4 4 CWika pk 14 4 4 SOOOOpaerp 4 444 3 4 0 0 Pinal 4 112 I 04 4 Alicaaft 2 444 1 4 0 0 Tlcaa ft 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 Huts pk 10 0 0 000 0 Orraap 2 000 40 0 0 Perry pk I 000 4 0 0 0 Wank 0 0 0 0 GiKey If 10 10 32 I 6 TaaB 34 4 3 Boo 0 6 2 2 2 3 PkacUI-l 2-3 3 2 2 0 0 foot 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 kuffia 2 3 I I 4 I GeHarrk ptchra) lo 2 Man da ak.
Urrrra-Homr. Coaal; Fnl. BrianaK Stc-ord. Cnacy; Third, Reirf. T-3M.
A-U661. Caoaa McOoweU WJ-0 10 ANCXU ROYALS 3 WP McDowdl. Unin-Hran, CUrk; Fka, BaMI; SaoaL Koa; Tnkd, Ford. T-230. National Nnrk tkt (ION lta-14 -kcaky Ow (I).
DP CWwhea Nnp Tat I. LOB-Clntbal 0, Ntw Yt i HR-Mm (IX Hak SB-S Alomar (2). CS-THowart(l). SF-CHana. IP REX BB SO On UM CALBURNU Oil NraYsek Cum W.I-0 PoMl If PcU cf VHaynrf Monudk Brooks dk Smea Ik Rajrid pk Cnaki lb Gaal hrriai koa ft DrSro Taai 0 4 2 0 ptdied I baoera li tx 4A.
HaW-ty rarer (RrMrL Uaaataa-ltceia, Trdada; fin, DeaUaaar, Serosa, Stake The Youm, T-fcM. A-IMU. BLUB JAYS 2, RED SOX I TORONTO BOSTON atrial akrkki Wakcf 4000 Bojai I 00 RAI 2 4 0 0 0 Reed 4000 Cm rl 4 0 10 Plaier if 4 0 10 3 Vacate kaacf Grace Ik Sadbtl ft Daarsoa rl DarSml It DaauK GinrKc Srao ft Caaalo Wiltun Bcatk Asarrct Scaaa McElry Talab 3 3 0 6 010 202 0M-( Si. Lmk 030 100 ON I E-VixaaH (IX LOB-Oilcijo Si. Louk 6.
2(1). damn (IX Blordaa 3 (4X IB-dpoia (IX HR Dtwaa (IX SB-Clltcy (IX CS-OwSrrati (IX OScbu (IX IP RER BB SO akrkM 4004 2 144 3 2 20 3 112 3 111 3 0 11 4 110 4 2 2 0 2 110 10 13 0440 14 11 4000 0 0 04 34 IIS CHcap CaaUlo Boaae WJ-0 4 21-3 2-3 2-3 I 1-3 7 I Scad 3a Mcflroy SJ a. Leak OlrnRtL.I-2 Wurnril Capeaa HBP-ky Caaiao (MThwaaMX ky OUvam (DrraoaX Uorares-Hoax, Crartad; FM, Ranoaot Sac-cad. Davis; Trad, Harvey. A 41,042.
pirates piillles 2 pittsburch KANSAS CITY arkU krkM 4 12 0 Milar If 5 114 Mdrjccf 4 4 14 Hltha 3k 3 4 0 4 loyai Ik 2 12 2 Brca dk 3 114 Thraa dk 14 11 MdlyU it 1 0 0 0 MdrlM 4 0 0 0 Wllra a 4 12 2 EarfckK '4 444 Skani ft 4 4 14 Owyu pk Hanrd a III Tua 3 0 00 S0II 5 I I 4 5 0 11 3 0 00 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 4 0 10 2 0 00 .1110 2660 1110 1 000 3S372 Vaughn and, after a walk loaded the bases, retired Franklin Stubbs on a weak fly. ANGELS 5, ROYALS 3 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Hubie Brooks and three rain delays totaling more than three hours dampened another day for Kansas City as California won in 10 innings, sending the Royals to their 11th loss in 12 games. About 100 fans from the original crowd of 20,129 were left when the game ended. The first pitch of the afternoon was at 1:34 p.m.
CDT and, after 3 hours, 16 minutes of rain, it finished at 7:57 p.m. The Royals lost their fourth straight They tied it at 3 with two runs in the eighth, but left the bases loaded in the ninth. Luis Polonia opened the California 10th with a single against Jeff Montgomery (0-2) and Junior Felix followed with a bunt that rolled up against the third-base bag for a hit. After Von Hayes sacrificed. Brooks singled home both runners.
Kansas City loaded the bases with two outs in the ninth, and rain again began falling. Frey retired David Howard on a grounder to send it to extra innings. WHITE SOX 4, TWINS 3 CHICAGO (AP) Ozzie Guillen scored the tie-breaking run in the seventh inning on third baseman Mike Pagliarulo's error to lift Chicago. With one out in the seventh, Guillen singled and went to third on a single by Tim Raines. Joey Cora then grounded to Pagliarulo who bobbled the ball as Guillen scored.
The White Sox tied score with three runs in the fourth inning off loser Scott Erickson (0-1). Frank Thomas led off the fourth with a double and scored on a single by George Bell. BIG MAC'S Spring Service Specials GOOD 1 WEEK ONLY PHLLA akrkM 4 0 0 0 KCiai if 4 0 10 Bel a 3 0 11 ViSlyt cf 4 03 1 Boats II 4 0 0 0 Merced Ik 0 0 0 0 Kite, 3k 4 0 3 0 UVIIrt 4 000 Lxad ft 4 12 0 ZSoak 2 114 Espy pk 0 0 0 0 Pile lot 4 4 0 0 Rata pk 1 0 0 0 Qeaoa 0 4 0 0 Neajk 1 400 2 111 Taak Aruro If Mrada ft Houaa 3k Knt Ik latratf MiWmp Late PgUCTO Cf Otoe 9 Cftaily Searcyp Gmrrd prt kkakp Ontai rf Taak BARRY BONDS that carried San Francisco to victory. Trevor Wilson gave up three runs, one earned, and five hits in five innings to win his first start of the season. Wilson capped the Giants' first-inning rally with a two-run double.
After the Giants took a 7-3 lead with one out in the seventh, Reds reliever Rob Dibble made his first appearance of the season. Dibble, activated Thursday after being disabled with tendinitis in his right shoulder, pitched two-thirds of an inning with a walk and a strikeout San Francisco, which won its third in a row, sent 10 men to the plate in the first against Tom Browning (2-1), tagging the lefthander for six runs and seven hits in two-thirds of an inning. After Darren Lewis singled and stole second, Clark doubled over the head of center fielder Reggie Harris for hit No. 1,000, scoring Lewis. Chris James followed with a double, scoring Clark.
Clark reached 1,000 hits in 895 games over seven seasons with San Francisco. He also had a single in the second. Craig Colbert and Kirt Manwar-ing each chipped in run-scoring singles before Wilson's double into the left-center field alley chased Browning. Manwaring added an RBI single in the seventh, making the score 7-3. AL leaders 9 10 12 12 12 10 10 II II 10 AB 39 33 37 42 45 31 43 46 35 35 Pel.
410 J94 J7I .357 J56 .355 J49 J43 343 Seiner Mil Poaoria Cal Blaokenattp Oak WinBeld Tor Hoiks Bk Packet! Ma rtKeny NY DiSareaaa Cal Laoslord Oak Canseco, Oakland, 6: McGwire, Oakland, Deer, De-troil. Palmer. Texas. 4: Fielder, Deer all, 4: Hall, New York, Borden, Toronlo, 3: OBrico. Senile, CBel, Chicago, Parriab, California.
3. Rune Baled la Hall. New York. 1 Canseco. Oakland.
12; Hektrr. De-rail, 12; Palmer, Texas. II; Brooks, California, 111 McGwire. Oakland. 10: Wlnflckl Toronto, 10.
PUcMnt (2 DeeWoraa) McDowell. Chicago. 3-0. 1.000; KBrowo. Texts.
3-0, 1.000; Pkimi, Oakland, 3-0, 1 .000: leGuzman, Toronlo, 24, 1 HbbarcL Chicago, 24), 1 Kmeger Mirme-KXt, 2-0, 1.0O0; Moore. Oakland, 2-0, 1.000; Morris, Toromo. 2-0, 1 .000 Includes leak test I and charge. Up I to 2 lbs. freon.
Coupon good thru 4-17-92. Pimm aaaaaaaa taaa BBBB aaa BBBB aaaj a AIR CaVaaa 010 0M 0r0 26 KaaaCIri 0M )N 114 0-4 E-Pokaa (IX Catti (6X DiSacai (3). DP-ClUorai Kaua dry I. LOB-Caiforai 6, Kaaa Cty 7. a-VHiyn (4X Btmb (5X Part OX DiSacaa (IX laarai 6X HB-Parkk (3X Sr)-rHaaa (2X CS-Pdcaia (2X S-VHqn.
IP RER BB SO WettM dk 4 0 2 0 BxU cf 4 0 2 1 Grata 4 110 Great 3 00 0 Okral Ik 3 10 0 Oat 3 0 0 0 Mattel! 4011 Un 0000 Bakes 4 0 MVabe 1. 3 000 La a 30 11 rreja 3 000 Petac 2000 Wsaka pt 10 10 Ftartr 0 0 0 0 Telak 34 2 2 Telast 341 I 4 I Tereae 0M -l lestea Ml M0 M0 B-PtaaUer (I). DP-Toroao LOB-Toroao Bom 0. 2B-Caler (3), La (I). SB-8irti (2V RER BB SO Teresse Sun W.I-1 7 3 113 4 DWad I I 0 0 0 I Heats Si I 0 0 0 1 2 Bala Vfcfe 12 0 2 2 1 7 3 2-3 I 1-3 2-3 1-3 rUaaWaUa M2 ntxaarak 111 E-Greea (2X Merced (I).
DP PWorr 3. LOB-Praladclrraa 28-2Sralti (IX 16 Lad (IX Boats (5). SB KGHwoa (3). CS KGiraca. IP 2 6 2 2 7.
PITTSBURGH (AP) Cecil Espy raised his average to .800 with a three-run pinch triple and Barry Bonds added a two-run homer in a five-run fifth inning as Pittsburgh Pirates continued their best start in 19 years with a 9-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday. Espy, who still hasn't started a game, is 8 for 10 overall and 4 for 4 as a pinch-hitter and his seven RBIs are second on the Pirates to Bonds' nine. The Pirates have won five straight and six of their last seven and are 8-2 for the first time since 1973, the only year between 1970-75 that they didn't win the National League East. Just as in Friday's 7-4 victory, the Pirates were helped by the Phillies' so-far suspect defense. Phillies starter Tommy Greene (1-1) walked Jay Bell with one out in the first and Andy Van Slyke looped a single that fell between left fielder Ruben Amaro and shortstop Mariano Duncan.
Duncan was replacing rookie Kim Batiste, who committed four errors Friday. Greene then walked Bonds and Merced to force in a run and Van Slyke scored when Duncan's throw to second failed to beat Merced ori Jeff King's grounder. Pirates starter Zane Smith doubled in the second and scored on Bell's double play grounder to make it 3-0. The Phillies scored twice in the third on run-scoring singles by Dave Hollins and John Kruk, but Greene never got out of the fifth. Van Slyke singled for his third hit to start the fifth and Bonds promptly hit Greene's next pitch into the right-field seats for his NL-high fifth homer.
Bonds didn't hit his fifth last year until May 25. Merced, Mike LaValliere and Jose Lind singled to load the bases before Espy tripled, giving him six RBIs in his four pinch-hit at-bats. He had 11 RBIs in 82 at-bats last year. Lind tripled and scored on Re-dus pinch single in the seventh, making Pirates pinch hitters 8 for 11 with 10 RBIs. Democratic presidential front runner Bill Clinton attended the game, sitting in a box seat behind the Pirates dugout CUBS 5, CARDINALS 4 ST.
LOUIS (AP) Dwight Smith doubled twice and drove in three runs arjd Andre Dawson added a two-run homer to lead Chicago. With St Louis leading 4-3 in the sixth, Ryne Sandberg and Dawson each singled with two outs before Smith doubled to put the Cubs ahead. The Cubs took a 1-0 lead in the second inning when Dawson was hit by a pitch and Smith delivered a run-scoring double. Cardinals came back with' three runs in the bottom of (he second. Brian Jordan hit the first of his three doubles, then Milt Thompson was hit by a pitch.
Tom Pagnozzi tripled for two runs and scored when shortstop Jose Vizcaino made an errant throw to third. Chicago tied the score in the fourth when Mark Grace singled ahead of Dawson's homer. The Cardinals regained the lead in the fourth on doubles by Pedro Guerrero and Jordan. EXPOS 8, METS 6 MONTREAL (AP) Montreal took advantage of two Mets' errors in the eighth inning, including one by center fielder Howard Johnson, to break a tie. With one out and the score tied 5-5, Larry Walker singled off loser Jeff Innis (1-1) and scored when Tim Wallach's single to left-center was booted by Johnson.
Wallach went to second on the play and advanced to third on Marquis Gris-som's single. Rick Cerone then grounded into a fielder's choice to score Wallach and Grissom scored from second when third baseman Chris Donnels threw John Vander Wal's grounder past Bill Pecota at second into the right-field comer for another error. Bill Landrum (2-0) was (he winner in relief and John Wetteland worked the ninth, allowing an RBI single to Bobby Bonnila. GIANTS 7, REDS 3 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) WiU Clark doubled for his 1.000th career hit in a six-run first inning c*ntS 7, REDS 3 CINCINNATI SAN FRAN akrkM akrkM Robera ft 4 114 Leak cf 3 114 DaMra lb 4 110 RThrop 2k 5 0 I 0 Laos a 3 0 0 1 WCIat Ik 4 12 1 Barnes a 2000 birrs 2 111 Brans 3000 fetter 2 120 DHeayp 0000 McCe.it 3 110 Dtckp 0000 Cotert 3k 4 12 1 Htfca pk 1 0 0 0 Mavra 3 12 2 Greeaa OtOOClayloaa 3 00 0 RSata cf 4 12 0 TWila 2 012 ONeinrl 30 2 I Ucardpk I 000 Dora ft dOIOHrccap 0 000 RucUap 0 4 0 0 Sayckr pk 1004 Otva 3 0 0 0 RtkeM 4 0 0 0 IKeed pk lOOOMJdoap 0 0 00 Brwa 0 0 0 0 BaUud '2010 BrnM It 20 10 Tatak 36 3 I 2 Tatafe 31713 7 Wean Fka, Sec Secoad, Mariaoa. 20.129.
bane L.I-1 4 2-3 I 1-3 CBraaky Searcy lUckk MiWUiana league standings All Tlnaa EDT AMERICAN LEAGUE Pel CI U0 Slrtak Hoaa Away 10 2 SJJ l-S-2 Wen I 6-1 4-1 7 4 .634 2K w-4 Won I 3-1 4-3 5 JOO 4 1-5-3 Woo 2 4-1 1-4 5 5 .500 4 5-5 Lou I 2-3 3-2 4 M4 4K 4-S Loa I 2-2 2-3 4 I JJ3 3-7 Leal I 2-J 2-3 3 0 ISO 1 37 LoM 2 0-6 3-3 We DlvWoa Pel CB Lit Streak Hoane Away 9 3 .750 t-7-3 Wen I 3-1 4-2 7 4 .636 IH t-6-4 Won I 3-2 4-2 I 413 IM 1-5-5 Lou I 2-4 6-1 I 51) 2 7-3 Won 3 2-4 3-1 7 .417 4 5-1 Won I 3-4 2-3 4 6 400 4 1-4-6 Lou I 1-4 3-2 I II HI I 1-9 Loa 4 1-5 0-6 JAbbca Hey W.I4) Cay Ccfdoa ttrm U0-1 UirnYa-Hoat, Mori Fka, Ranf: SmaL McCMtad; TNrd, Cable. T-2J0. ORIOLES TIGERS I BALTIMORE DETROIT afcrkU 3 0 2 0 Aatat sarbN Gttkilf WhctoJj PhlUB Htkkf Ik Tnktotc Dm rrjaa a Lnt Orat cf 4 000 3010 4 120 3 110 4 2 20 30 12 40 2 1 300 2111 000 1 4 0 0 0 Mraks if JOOOOtlpaaa 4 0 10 Mlioi Ik 2 000 Dvrau 4010 HriM 4k 41 lQ 4020 BUjtka 2k 4 0 11 TactM CkMUk Malt I I I Teak Dank 32 I I I Talk SUM 000 0W M0-I 0M 002 111 4 E-ftyaaa (2). W-Ballaaae I. LOB Dana Baltaea S-Haal (I).
Ht-TaM (II Hoaa (21 CS-TatM (II aateaa (11 RER BB SO I L2 IM II I II 1 1-3 3 2 2 1 I I I I I 0 MMa W.I4) I 7 113 4 ntarartk Mofrlrcat SI. Lcait Cklcato New York miadclpMt Oka 1 1 0 0 0 2 WP-Tuan. kMttca-Heaa, Vckaoa; Bra, laaa Sa-ad, Not; Tard, farar. T-2J6. A 45,701.
ATHLETICS IV RANCERS OAKLAND TEXAS atrial -sraW RHdnir 40IOHm2k 3 000 Kaprr cf I I 1 Ttxaa $020 Caaorl 4 112 Plain Ik 3 000 Baal 4-12 0 Sam If 3 110 McGwilk 3 000 Dejetyrf 1000 Qatt 3 0 0 0 Ginks cf 4 110 Lafori 4 0 3 1 Raaw 2 12 1 Bcract a 4 110 Dia pk 0000 Bkap 2k 3 12 1 QIhI 0 0 0 0 PUmtJk 3011 PKak 4011 Bam 40 10 Taal J4lllTaal 3f 3 Saa Diets San Fianctaco Qrtdrcarl Hoaaoa -Altaau Loa Antelet t-rftnoarl tlnr AMERICAN Friday Milwaukee 3, Mirneaota 7, Ckkfomli Cleveland II, BaMmore I. T-Gordo. Unao-Heaa, Carol; ThU, T-3. A Major Totobio Ntw York aaldam Milwaukee Beaton CVvaUnd Damil OaJclaod Qacato Tkua atfonka Soariar Mmeaou Karaaa dry CONDITIONER PERFORMANCE TEST 0S0 lia-l Prutsdtlrnta 2, Purstt la Espy (IX HR HotliB (IX RER BB SO 112 0M 0003 M0 0M 14a 7 rV-RlaHisaoa 2 4X DP-Su Raacan 2. LOB-Claciaaall 9, Saa Priacact 10.
IB (3X RTkcrrawii (IX WCIat OX Jam OX TWikoa (ix SS toberls RSaakn (5X BrunleU (), Levris (3X CS-RTtoaaaaa 0X3- RER BB SO U-l 2-3 7 6 6 31-3 2 0 4 31-3 2 I I 2-3 0 0 4 I 2 4 4 0 0 3 4 DHray I 0 I TWIbca W.I-0 5 5 3 1 1 2 2 2 0 0-12 I I 0 0 0 I I 16 4 12 KaMa Baanaad racked a I kaaa a as Set. Bak-TWiam Uiriares Horae, Retaal; Fka. Rippby; Sacoad. Tar, Tard. Wen.
T-Wk Exros torn NEW YORK MONTREAL Hoaa Away 2- 1 4-2 3- 3 2- 4 3- 3 1- 4 Away 4- 3 3-3 2-4 0-0 3- 4 2-5 6-1 2-3 2-3 2-1 2-4 3- 3 akrkM akrkM 4 0 10 4 0 10 4 111 4 2 2 1 3 2 2 1 4 12 2 3 0 00 1 I 01 2 000 10 10 4000 1 000 0000 2 110 oooo I 040 PCM? lata Daaekft ScMeU a Basilar! McCrypI Jkacad Many Ik Boaoa Clgrara) Mgdaft Rakptft Whuap OOnesc Saaac Sbrtpp Pacaa ft Talab 4 40 0 DeSrild 2b 0000 Brkaa ft 0 0 0 0 Cldaroa 0 0 0 0 LWitr If 5 110 Wtack Ik 4 12 1 Grama 0000 FMarc 4 10 0 Cercat 3 I 2 1 Foley a 1100 Akapk 2011 BLdrap 2 0 0 1 VatWI pk 1 0 0 0 Wahad 0 004 Grdaap 1 00 0 ram 2 1 2 1 Own a 2010 2 000 Hoem 3-1 3- 2 4- 2 3-3 2-2 2-2 33 6 I Teak 34 0116 NraYark 0M 023 001-6 0M 0M 0h-t OX Doaeek (IX Masea (2X DP- Nra Yat 2, Mcaacal I. LOB New York 7, Mas. aesl 4. 2fr-Sdaarkal (3X kaata (IX CaUaroa (H Aka (IX Hk-Gnaoa (2X S-Ora. SF-Saar.
IB BB SO NawYaat SaaskaaBl 0 7 POaaa 0 1 kaa Ll-I 11-13 I 0 0 I 0 2-3 4 3 3 4 4 3 6 2 I I 0 W.4 I 2-4 0 0 I ISJ I 2 I I I 2 Gaaaa ptdaat a 1 haaen a tx 0k, PGfcaaa aaekadal aaa kaa 7a. llgas, DrltaaV Fan. Rikfaat Sac-eaa aiaitMlt, Ttaal Marat. T-2J1 A KM7. 10-10, Il-t i Oaaaar-Weesk I.
Caataa 21-7. VatttrMR 1-3 Cat kaa Aaan VI2. B. kjaaataR 14 NATIONAL LEAGUE Eaot Divakoa Pel GB LIB Slrtak too Mi ASS i-t-2 Won 6-4 Won I 1-5-5 Loa I 1-4-3 Won I 4-6 Ua I 1-4-6 Loa 4 Alt i .364 Weaf DlvWoa Pet 4 j636 5 .545 I 6 .300 1 JOO I e) ASS .7 iS64, CB L14 Streak -4 5-5 5-5 3-5 1-4-6 1-4-6 Loa 2 Won Lou 2 Won 2 Loa Won I twit was a win. I in I li LEAGUE Caaaaa Seal I CMcago Kansas Clly I New York I Demli 0 Traaa 6, Oakland Boaioo Tcnato 0 Salimlay'a Canea Bala more 6, De trail I Oakband 5, Teut 3 Toromo 2, BoMon I New York 14, Cleveland 0 Sean 5.
Mirwaakat 3 Ckkfonat 3, Karaaa City 3. 10 imicajs Oakato 4, Mimeaota 3 Toaay-e Cetaea Toroma (Gaaaua 2-0) Boawn (Yoaog 0-1 115 pje. Ckrwraod (Arnwrorit 0-1) a New York (Icesnaoa O-IX 1:30 ajn. Oelroil (TeneU 0-1) a Balritnoa (M-' McJ O-IX 1:35 pm Seatle (Fkrnlr l-l) kChmkee NATIONAL LEAGUE Friday 'a Camai New York 10. Monueal 2 naaburth 7, miaoVlpHi 4 Hoaaon 3.
Sao Diego I Chicago Si. Uaria, ppd rail Saa Francisco 7. CIndnrua 3 Loa Antears 7, AUam 5 SM-antaya Caaea Late Caraaa Idol lactacad Osicaxo 5. Si. Leasts 4 Moaaml New York KeMwrth 0, Mbeklphia 2 Saa Frarahaco 7.
Onctrjnaa 3 Saa Diego a ttoaataa, (a) Altaau a Lea Anfrara. (a) Today's Caaaa New York (Fermalrz.0-2) a Mcaanai (NlHtotl l-IX 1:33 am. Prolaarlpraa (Coa l-O) ncabargk (Walk l-IX 1-35 B.B. Ckjcago (Jackaoa 0-2) St. Loaat (Da Leoa tvix 2:15 am preterit coupon at tin of servlc orderj CUSTOM built: TRAILER HITCHES I I CLASS III RECEIVERS I praMnt coupon 1 Bern of mtHm arraarj 000 0M (M Taal 0 0M 0M-1 DP-Taa 1 U-OaJMd (.
Tow 0. (3), Liatad (), Tkai (SX Sktri (4, Bkl 0 HR-Caam (X CS-BaM OX Pa- IP RER BB SO 713 I 3 3 I 7 2J 0 0 0 0 I I 1001 71-3 7 3 1 3 4 i i i Ram I I I I ttm aakal a I Ma a at Ml HBP- Hmmm cTMnatX Pl-Orirt. ikaka lh. Cr Frt. lattcc Saa la; Tapi.
aa. T-I3. A-3M7I. varro i-il 33 kCiaaaoa bard 3X 2:35 $15 OFF CLASS II HITCHES $10 OFF CLASS I HITCHES aocianali (Bekorr l-l) a (Snaky 0-1) a (Hk- (aWrtn O-IX 45 pm Saa Dago (eata 2-0) a Qiy 4:35 pm. Caklomla (Grant 1-1) a Coupon good thai 4-17-82.
PImm MARKEM I ilEWKM I (Cakkaa O-IX 2:33 pm Oakkand 0-arkng l-O) a Ta (Henry O-IX am Atlaaa (Awry 0-1) Lot AlanrM (Cant cut 2-OX MS pm MeadayV Caaaaa Plaskargk a Mceiaaat, pm Marklarat a CMcagax pm San Fiaauaco a Hoaaoa, am Oiliaea a Saa Dieao, OOrOS pm. Orarinrail a Lea Aneeiea, am Only garara achedalrd aTATTLE MLWAUKEE airkH mtkU soa I-IX ina Rt- BMral Grnrr MaaBI 4001 4 I I 0 Ytat Teraato a Oevacand Dewcel a Mraaaaa 40SakaTt. 30 20 CVaf 400BAMlrf a a I (Rooia. paai Boaoa, llrOS im New York. I p.m.
Baklnvaa, 7:35 pm Saanb. IO05 am Oakland, lOaOS pm 4 132 Mm lOOOkaaalk III Utm Caklornia a Oary IMrallk Brtntf laat I.
