Page 2-8-Martinsville Bulletin, Tuesday, June 3, 1980 Reds Beaten, 3-2 Monday's Homer Carries Dodgers By United Press International didn't come off a mistake. Rasmussen combined on a He was trying to say that he. "It was a good, hard slider; four and Willie got lucky, but Rick Monday a very good pitch in a very Montanez delivered a two run always finds a more colorful good location," said Bair. It single to highlight a three-run way to explain things. was one of those Instances first inning off Nolan Ryan.
blind squirrel is where a good hitter drove a Wise, 3-3, was forced out of gonna stumble over an acorn pitcher's best pitch. When he action in the sixth inning once in a said hit it, both of us knew it was when he pulled a rib cage Monday, after he pinch hit a gone. I felt a little emptiness muscle on the left side, but he home run with one out in the for a few seconds, but it got credit for the victory in his bottom of the ninth Inning passed." 300th National League game. Monday night to give the Los Braves 4, Giants Angeles Dodgers a 3-2 victory Sutcliffe, pitched two Phil Niekro, the 41-year-old over the Cincinnati- Reds, It innings in relief of Don Sutton knuckleballer, scattered 11 was his first homer since and got the victory. Sutton hits to win the Mind game of September of 1978, so he allowed just five hits over the his career.
Niekro, 4-7, struck added, "I was happy I didn't first seven innings. out three and walked one in have to ask directions on the going the distance for The way around the bases." Pirates 9, Phillies 3 sixth time. The Braves scored Monday's blow gave the Don Robinson scattered all their runs off Ed Whitson, Dodgers a two game lead eight hits and helped his own 2-6. over the Reds in the Western cause with a two- run single to Expos 8, Cubs 7 Division, and it came on the pace Pittsburgh over the Pinch hitter Bob Pate, second pitch to -him by error-prone Phillies. Rookie making his first major-league reliever Doug Balr, 0-3.
Vance Law and Dave Parker appearance, walked on a 3-2 "I thought they'd try to also drove in two runs each pitch by Lynn McGlothen with 1. the ball away," Monday for the Pirates, who tagged one out and the bases loaded said, inside "but I and was I looking told for loss Randy in eight Lerch with decisions. his Five seventh of in home the 13th inning to force got it. I Rodney Scott with the (Dodgers' pitcher Rick) Pittsburgh's runs were run that gave Montreal a rainSutchite I was gonna look for unearned as the result of delayed victory. Mike Vall a ball in a certain area and If I three errors.
put the Cubs ahead 7-6 in the got it, it would be feast or ninth inning with a solo. famine, Today it was a feast." Padres 3, Astros 0 homer, but the Expos tied it in Bair. sald Monday's blast Rick Wise and Eric -their half. Scoreboard Standings 1 American LeagueEast Pot. -GB York Baseball 1 Boston Baltimore Detroit 10.
Kansas GB City 20 574 Oakland 34 500 California Minnesota 30 Monday's Results Baltimore 0, 11 innings California 4, Torento 1 Cleveland 10, Oakland Tezas 1, Chicago 1, trinings, rain Boston Minnesota 1 Seattle Detroit 3, 13 innings, rain New York 4, Kansas City Tuesday's Games (AN Tlines EDT) Milwackes (Haas $4) Baltimore 4 Stewart 141, 7:20 p.m. California (Martines at Toronto (Stied 7:20 p.m. Oakland (Langford Clereland (Barker H), 1:8 p.m. Seattle (Roberta 4-0) Detroit: 2-2), 1 p.m. Texas (Junkina 14).
at Chicago (Kravec H4), p.m. Bonten (Billinghar 1-2) at Minnesota H), p.tn. Now York (Griffin at Kansas City (Gar 8:30 p.m. Ladnesday's Games Milwaukee at Rakimore, night California Toronte, night Oakland at Cleveland, night at Detroit, at Chicago, night Minnesota, night New Tart at Kansas Coy, night National League Pet. CB ARR 1 GB COT 441 at (Blue Wanes (Welch Houston HI, 10:20 Wednesday's Games Atlanta San Franciace New York, Cincinnati Los Angeles, Bouton al Sin Diego, night spor TV iew TUESDAY SPORTS 10:30 p.m BASEBALL Braver San Francisco Giants (3) Eastern League North Lynn Glens Buffalo Falls GARRE GB South GB Waterbury 20 West Haven 10 11 Bristol Reading Monday's Results Lynn 3, Reading Holyoke Bristol 1 Waterbury 8, Buffalo Glens Falls 4, West Haven Tuesday's Games Reading at Lynn Holyoke at Bristol Waterbury at Buffalo West Haven at Glens Falls Wednesday's Games Lynn at Holyoke Bristol at Reading West Haven al Buffalo Waterbury at.
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OF EQUIPMENT FOR THE FISHERMAN BRYANT'S SPORT CENTER 107 L. MAIN ST. 4 ME DUPLICATE 4 Ron Cey (10) of the Los Angeles Dodgers is against Cincinnati. Cey's teammate, pinchout at second base but manages to break up a hitter Rick Monday, broke a 2-2 tie with a onedouble play in Monday night's nationally out home run in the bottom of the ninth inning televised National League baseball game to give the Dodgers a 3-2 victory. 1 Larch Berra LaGrow DRobnan 4112 Saucier Gross Larson Unser ph Totals Totals Philadelphia 110 000 Pittsburgh 300 063 E-Schmidt 1, McBride, BRobinson, Berra.
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Cincinnati La Cons Batt IL Los Angeles Sutton Sutcliffe 1W -1-2) 1111. Padres 3, Astros 0 HOUSTON DIEGO brAt abt Pull ct. Richrda Reynida 06mith Morgan Mmphry Winfield Walling Montes 15 Cabell Fatey Cash Evans Ryan 1000 Wise Total Total Houston 4 das Diego 004 001 -Ryan DP -Houston Diege 1.08 $8- SF IP ER BB SO Ryan aCorte San Dingo Braves 4, Glants 2 ATLANTA LAN FRANCISCO Evan Cambia Cart McCoy Horner Think Total North. $8- Hubbard IP R-ER SO Expos 8, Cube' 7 CHICAGO MONTREAL SPORTS TODAY, Miami, Hawaii Square Off In NCAA Baseball Tonight contention OMAHA, -for the national collegiate baseball Neb. (UPI) Four teams remain championship going into today's fifth day of play in the College Michigan World and St.
John's were eliminated the Series. eight-team field Monday their night, bags while earlier. Clemson California, and Florida State packed Miami, Hawaii and Arizona remain in contention for the In Monday games, Michigan dropped a 3-3 decision 44 to: top-ranked Miami and fell to second-ranked St. John's Arizona in a night game. California eliminated with an 85 victory.
Miami will meet Hawall tonight in a game between the only unbeaten teams. Grand Canyon Wins NAIA NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Grand Canyon Collate (Ariz.) scored the winning run on a walk in the 10th inning Monday, edging Lewis University (Ill.) $-4 to capture the NAIA World Series. The fourth-ranked Antelopes, 56-14-2, rallied in the hp of the ninth for four runs consecutive two-run doubles by Ken McKee and Brian to force extra innings. The Flyers had a chance to win it in the bottom of this ninth but Dave Liptak.
was thrown out at home trying to; score from second base on Bob Tumpane's single. Lewis reliever Bruce Kneeboe walked in the winning -run to drop to 11-7. Lewis, competing in its final NAIA World Series" finished 61-24. The Flyers will join NCAA Division I1 IT next: season. Kuhn Lets Madlock Play Gantner 2 5000 May.
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A BOSTON MINNESOTA be bi Salield Wiltons Smalley 2 Mactan Goodwin. 15 Rice Landres Adama Total 1 Perez OP Minnesota Minnesota HR-Dwyer 191. 1P ER BD SO Yankees 5, Royals 3 NE KANSAS CITY Ous 1 2: Porter Fort Brett Wilson, Kansas Nettie City HR-. IP A BB Guidry Pirates 9, Phillies 3 PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH Sosa Kellate Bernard pb Dillard Fryman Blackwi Pate ph Kraken Mache 36 Tidron Speler Hernnde Palmer Hadron Hutton Sutter 0 Martin Normas Caudill White Tyson ph McGithn Total (7 1 13 7 Totals One out when waning run Chicago 003 110 111 0-7 Montreal 000 110 221 000 1-4 E--Krukow, Vail, Keltcher 2 LOBChicago 10, Montreal 15. 28-Macha, Randle, Buckner DeJesus, Ontiveros.
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NL All-Star Leaders (alter two weeks) Catcher 1. Ted Simmons, St. Louts, Steve Yeager. Los Angelas, Johnny Bench, Cincinnati, Gary Carter, Montreal, Bob Boone, Philadelphia, 71,046. Ca ott, Pittsburgh; 1, Alan Ashby, Houston, 1, Barry: Foote, Chicago, First Base 1, Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, Keith Hernandez, St.
Louts, 3, Pete Rose, Philadelphia, 194,214. Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh, 150,594. Chris Chambliss, Atlanta 00,072. Buckner, Las Angeles, 07,000. Dan Cincinnati, Macrild, Now York, 2,151.
Second Base I Devey tapes, Los Angeles, $22,729. 4 Garner, Pittsburgh, 120,710. Ken Oberkfell, S. Rodney Scott, Montreal, Philadelphia, 4.131. 4, Dave Cash, San Diego, 1.
Doug Flynn, New Yort, 4. Jerry Royster, Atlanta, Third Base 1. Ron Cey, Las Angeles, Mile Schmidt, Retta, St. Louts, Larry Parrish, BIt Madloct, Pittsburgh, Ray Knight, Cincinnati, 7, Enos Cabeli, Houston, 4, Darrell Evana, San Francisco, 1. Bin Los 100.
Garry 21,09: Philadelphia, Dave Cincinnati, 174.031. Ivan Chicago, Craig Reynolda, Houston, 4. 1, Tim Fall. Pittsburgh, 4 Frank Taveras, 31,000. Outfield 1, Dave Parker, Smith.
Los Angeles, Baker, Las Angeles, Dare Kingman, Chicago, Greg Philadelphia, Ron Montreat, 107, H7. 8, Davi San Diego, 140,014. George Hedrick, 16, 114.804. 114,22. 12, Cadma, Houston, McBride.
Montreal, 9.01 14, Philadelphia, 14, Griffey. Major League Leaders BATTING (baand on at NATIONAL LEAGUE AB 17 AMERICAN LEAGUE Meyer, Sea 41 156 3 Trammell, Det 153 51 HOME RUNS NATIONAL LEAGUE Schmidt, Phil 17; Phil 12; Garvey. LA 11; Hendrick, S.L 10; Kingman, Chi, Baker and Smith, LA and Carter, Mul AMERICAN LEAGUE Mil10; Rudi, Cal 11; Mayberry and Veles, Tor 10; Thomas, Mil, Jackson, NY and Zak, Tex RUNS BATTED IN NATIONAL, LEAGUE Schmidt, Phil 12; Garvey, LA 40; Hendrick, St.L 37; Smith, LA and McBride, Pall 35. AMERICAN LEAGUE Oliver, Tex Cooper and Oglivie, Mil Boa, Hebner, Det. and Armas, Ok STOLEN BASES NATIONAL LEAGUE Moreno, Pitt LeFlore, Mu Law, 16; Collina, and North, SF 15.
AMERICAN LEAGUE Henderson, Oak Wilson. KC Cruz, Sea 10; Bumbry, Balt 14; Molitor, MIl and Wills, Tex 19. PITCHING VICTORIES. NATIONAL LEAGUE Carton, PLU Blue, SF Reuse, LA and Bibby, Pitt Pastore, Cin Richard, Hos N. AMERICAN LEAGUE Honeycutt, Sea 1-1; Gura.
KC and John, NY 7-2; Burns, Chi 74; Guidry, NY Martin, KC-61r Balt, Minn Norria, Oak Oak EARNED RUN AVERAGE (based on 46 innings pitched) NATIONAL LEAGUE Cariton, Phil Richard," Hot 1.86; Welch, LA 2.15; Palmer, Mu 1.20; Burris, NY 1.40. AMERICAN LEAGUE Norrta, Oak 1.41; Barns, Chi 1.00; Gura, KC Stieb, Tor Bannister, Sea 2.59. Pony League Standings Northern Division Team Freidale Zip Stanleytown Rec. Center Pledmont Trust Bank Prillaman Pace Rurttan Southern Division Team Won Kiwanis YMCA Lions J.C. Wooldridge 1st National Bank Martineville Exchance This week's Treeday's fame Lions va.
1st National Bank (Mi. Olivet Field, 8:30 p.m.): Kiwanis vs. J.C.. Wookdridge (Rich Acres Field, Thursday's games: Sanville Piedmont Trot Bank (Basett Middle School, Recreation Center Fieldale-Zip-La Flaidale Community Center, .:00 p.m.): The Kiwanis (Colliasville YMCA, 4:10 p.m.): J.C. 1st National Bank (ML.
Olivet 8:30 p.m.). Saturday's games la vi. Prilaman Pace (double header at Ficidale Com. Canter, 11 Santitle Stanleytown Rac. Canter 2 p.m.): J.C, play at Field, 4 p.m.; Lions Kiwanis p.m.1.
PITTSBURGH (UPI) Baseball Commissioner Bowle. Kuhn says Pittsburgh Pirates' third baseman BIll Madlock can continue to play until Kuhn can -review Madlock's appeal of a 18-day suspension and $5,000 fine. for striking an umpire in the face with his glove. After a lengthy delay that had prompted a fiery protest by umpires, National League President Chub Feency Monday rejected Madlock's appeal to his office and. ordered him to begin serving his suspension and paying.
the fine the most severe penalty ever given for an one the -field sentence Immediately. But about the time the Pirates were taking the field for. batting practice before their Monday night game with Philadelphia, Kuhn advised Pittsburgh he was staying. the suspension until he could hear Madlock's second appeal. Baseball rule "13C" allows players to appeal suspensions of more than 10 days to the Kuhn said he would set a hearing date on the appeal today.
Dodgers Lead NL Voting NEW YORK (UPI) The Los Angeles Dodgers, leading the National League West, placed six players among the leading vote-getters for the NL All-Star team. after. the second week of fan balloting, the commissioner's office announced Monday. Second baseman Dave Lopes, last year's starter, leads at his position, holding a margin of almost 400,000 votes over Phil Garner of Pittsburgh. Other Dodgers maintaining the, top spot for the July 8 game in Los Angeles, are shortstop Bill Russell, first baseman Steve Garvey, third baseman Ron Cey and outfielders Reggie Smith and Dusty Baker.
Other top vote-getters are St. Louis catcher Ted Simmons, who ended the 8-year domination Cincinnati's Johnny Bench last season, and Pittsburgh outfielder Dave Parker, the MVP in last year's All-Star Game. Blue Accused In Suit OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) San Francisco Giants pitcher Vida Blue was accused in a paternity suit Monday with fathering a boy. 13 years ago in Shreveport, and: with falling to provide adequate support.
The suit, filed by Catherine White, asked for a court order to make Blue pay $1,200 a month in child support and Ms. White's court costs, estimated to be about The; suit claimed that Blue had been providing: "fluctuating sums of money" for the boy's support but it has not been: enough. It said Blue, as a professional: baseball player, has "sufficient income to pay the plaintiff any order or judgment that is the result of this action." The Shreveport, suit said the child, Derek Wayne White, was born in: pitcher for the Oakland Nov. 20, 1967. At that time Blue was a in April A's.
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