Banner Graphic, Volume 9, Number 285, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 August 1979 — Page 15

Orioles protest, then lose

By FRANK BROWN AP Sports Writer It is one of a manager’s simpler duties. He comes to the ballpark, sees who is pitching for the other team, and makes out his lineup card accordingly. If the opposing pitcher is lefthanded Milwaukee’s Mike Caldwell, for example the manager is likely to stack his attack with right-handed batters That’s just what Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver did Tuesday night when informed Caldwell would be facing his Orioles. Caldwell warmed up, but after the Brewers had batted in the first, it was right-hander Jim Slaton who took the mound for Milwaukee Caldwell, tack-

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Baylor’s broken-bat single, which delivered Rick Miller and raised Baylor’s RBI total to 98. Twins 5, Mariners 2 Glenn Borgmann hit two doubles and a single and drove in three runs, giving the Twins their victory over Seattle and moving Minnesota into second place in the West Division. White Sox 9, Yankees 5 Alan Bannister hit a two-run single while Chet Lemon and Rusty Torres added two-run homers to help Chicago beat New York Blue Jays 3, Royals 2 Rick Cerone’s single in the bottom of the ninth scored pinch-runner J.J. Cannon and gave Toronto its victory over Kansas City.

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Sixth Time Was a charm for Atlanta's Roland Office Tuesday night, delivering the deciding run in the Braves' 3-2 win over the Reds. Garry Maddox helped the Phillies gain some ground on Montreal with one of two Philadelphia home runs in the 4-2 victory. Philadelphia is now seven games behind Pittsburg and six and a half behind Montreal.

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ByBOBGREENE AP Sports Writer The Cincinnati Reds came around Rowland Office’s way just once too often. “I’m more or less a first-ball hitter. If I see a fast ball coming, I’m going to swing at it,” Office said. It was a fast ball and Office swung. His hit in the 11th inning was his first in six at-bats and drove home the winning run Tuesday .night as the Atlanta Braves edged Cincinnati 3-2. Cards 9-2, Mets 2-1 Garry Templeton scored the first run in the fourth inning and homered in the sixth to lead St. Louis to its victory in the nightcap and a sweep of their twi-night double-header with New York. Home runs by

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George Hendrick and Tony Scott paced the Cards to their first-game victory. Lou Brock played only the nightcap and singled, moving to within eight hits of the 3,000-hit plateau. Phillies 4, Expos 2 Home runs by Manny Trillo and Garry Maddox backed the six-hit pitching of Larry Christenson as Philadelphia toppled Montreal. Montreal took the lead when Warren Cromartie tripled to open the game and scored on Tony Perez’ single Perez’ sacrifice fly drove in Monteal’s final run in the ninth. Dodgers 10, Astros 8 Steve Yeager slammed two home runs, his second a three-

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Basrball At A Glance By Hie Associated Press All Times EDT AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W I. Pet. GB Baltimore 74 37 .667 Boston 68 41 .624 5 Milwaukee 65 48 . 575 10 New York 60 51 .541 14 Detroit 57 53 .518 16>/i Cleveland 55 56 .495 19 Toronto 34 78 304 40M> WEST California 64 50 . 561 Minnesota 58 52 . 527 4 Texas 58 53 523 4>/i Kansas City 56 55 .505 5‘A Chicago 49 61 ,445 13 Seattle 48 66 .421 16 Oakland 34 79 .301 29 Tuesday’s Games Detroit 3-8, Texas 1-2 Boston 12, Cleveland 3 Milwaukee 7, Baltimore 5 Toronto 3, Kansas City 2 Chicago 9, New York 5 Oakland 9, California 5 Minnesota 5, Seattle 2 Wednesday’s Games Cleveland (Wise 11-6 and Spillner 5-2) at Boston (Stanley 11-7 and Renko 8-6), 2 California (Frost 10-7) at Oakland (Keough 0-13) Texas (Jenkins 11-8 and Johnson 4-12) at Detroit (Underwood 6-2 and Robbins 01), 2 Milwaukee (Travers 9-5) at Baltimore (Stone 9-7), n Chicago (Trout 6-4) at New York (Tiant 7-6), n Minnesota (Goltz 10-8) at Seattle (Bannister 6-10, n Only games schedule Thursday's Games Cleveland at Boston, n Milwaukee at Baltimore, n Kansas City at Toronto, n Chicago at New York, n Texas at Detroit, n Only games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W... L....PCL..G8 Pittsburgh 63 47 .573 Montreal 61 46 .570 Vi Chicago 58 49 . 542 3>i St. Louis 55 53 .509 7 Philadelphia 57 55 . 509 7 New York 46 62 426 16 WEST Houston 66 48 .579 Cincinnati 62 53 .539 4V4 San Francisco 54 59 .478 ll'i San Diego 50 64 439 16 Los Angeles 49 63 . 438 16 Atlanta 46 68 404 20 Tuesday’s Games Chicago 15, Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 9-2, New York 2-1 Philadelphia 4, Montreal 2 Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 2,11 innings Los Angeles 10, Houston 8 San Francisco 3, San Diego 2 Wednesday’s Games St Louis (Vuckovich 10-8) at New York (Hassler 3-3) Pittsburgh (Bibby 8-2) at Chicago (Krukow 9-6) San Diego (D'Acquisto 7-9) at S AN Francisco (Montefusco 3-9) Montreal (Rogers 106) at Philadelphia (Ruthven 7-5), n Atlanta (P.Niekro 14-14) at Cincinnati (Bonham 5-5), n Houston (Richard 10-11) at Los Angeles (Hooton 10-7), n Thursday's Games Atlanta at Cincinnati Montreal at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Chicago Houston at Los Angeles San Diego at San Francisco St. Louis at New York, n

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run shot highlighting a six-run eighth inning, to power Los Angeles over Houston. The loss snapped the Astros’ six-game winning streak. Joe Ferguson added two homers for the Dodgers, who collected 14 hits off four Houston pitchers Giants 3, Padres 2 Jack Clark belted a two-ruri homer, singled twice, was walked intentionally and scored the Giants’ third run to lead San Francisco over San Diego. Cubs 15, Pirates 2 Jerry Martin slammed his 15th home run of the season and Ivan DeJesus and Steve Ontiveros rapped three hits each as Chicago snapped Pitte; burgh’s five-game winning streak.

TODAY’S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (275 at bats): Downing, California, .335; Kemp, Detroit, .333; Lynn, Boston, 331; Bochte, Seattle, .330; Lezcano, Milwaukee, .329. RBI: Baylor, California, 98; Lynn, Boston, 88; Rice, Boston, 88; Singleton, Baltimore, 86; Kemp, Detroit, 83 HITS: Brett, Kansas City, 148; Rice, Boston, 139; Bell, Texas, 138; Smalley, Minnesota, 134; Lansford, California, 133 HOME RUNS: Lynn, Boston, 29; Singleton, Baltimore, 28; Rice, Boston, 28; Thomas, Milwaukee, 28. Baylor, California, 25. PITCHING (10 Decisions): Davis, New York, 9-1, .900, 2.56; Clear, California, 103, .769 , 3.03; Kern, Texas, 10-3, .769, 1.49; Zahn, Minnesota, 9-3, .750, 3.55; Eckersley, Boston, 14-5, .737 , 2.87; Barrios. Chicago, 8-3, 727 , 3.61; John, New York, 156, .714, 2.71; McGregor. Baltimore, 7-3, .700, 3 46 STRIKEOUTS: Ryan, California. 168; Guidry, New York, 134; Jenkins, Texas, 124; Flanagan. Baltimore. 117; Eckersley. Boston, 109. NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (275 at bats): Winfield, San Diego, .340; Foster, Cincinnati, .333: Hernandez, St Louis, .333; Templeton, St Louis, .330; Homer, Atlanta, .325. RBI: Kingman, Chicago, 89; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 86; Winfield, San Diego. 83; Clark, San Francisco, 78; Hernandez, St Louis, 76. HITS: Garvey, Los Angeles, 148; Templeton, St Louis, 146; Winfield, San Diego, 145; Matthews, Atlanta, 143; Moreno, Pittsburgh. 139. HOME RUNS: Schmidt, Phiiadeipma, 38; Kingman, Chicago, 37; Winfield, San Diego, 25; Lopes, Los Angeles, 24; Matthews, Atlanta, 23; Clark, San Francisco, 23. PITCHING (10 Decisions): Tidrow, Chicago, 8-2, .800, 2.14; Bibby. Pittsburgh, 82, .800, 2.69; LaCoss, Cincinnati, 12-4. .750, 2.69; Romo, Pittsburgh, 8-3, .727, 2.47; Niekro, Houston, 156, .714, 3.22; Littell, St Louis, 7-3, .700, 2.90; Blyleven, Pittsburgh, 9-4 , 692, 3.71; Seaver, Cincinnati, 10-5, .667, 3.30. STRIKEOUTS: Richard, Houston, 197; Niekro, Atlanta, 131; Perry, San Diego, 128; Carlton, Philadelphia, 123; Blyleven, Pittsburgh, 120. Tuesday’s Sports Transactions . By The Associated Press BASKETBALL NaUonal Basketball Association . ATLANTA HAWKS—Signed secondround draft choice Larry Wilson of Nicholls State, forward, to a multiyear contract. -1 ' DENVER NUGGETS—Signed secondround draft choice Gary Garland of DePaul. FOOTBALL National Football League .r. . CLEVELAND BROWNS-Released fftse agents Marty Smith of Kentucky, and Ken Novak of Purdue, defensive ends, DETROIT LIONS—Cut veteran Bruce Rhodes, defensive back, and free agents Rade Savich. kicker; L.P Williams' wide receiver; John Kerley, linebacker, and Joe Smith, running back. Announced that veteran Levi Johnson, defensive back, had failed the team’s physical examination NEW ENGLAND PATRlOTS—Announced that fifth round draft choice John Zamberlin of Pacific Lutheran, linebacker, has returned to camp; free agent Pat Staub of Temple, offensive guard, left camp NEW YORK JETS—Placed free agent John Gibney of Colgate, and eighth-round draft choice Willie Beamon of Boise State, linebacker, on the injured reserve list. WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Cut J - year-veteran Mike Curtis, linebacker ..

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