Banner Graphic, Volume 10, Number 221, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 May 1980 — Page 14

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The Putnam County Banner Graphic, May 21, 1980

One day Garvey will really get mad

STEVE GARVEY Angry hitter

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By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer Don’t try to throw at Steve Garvey’s head. It only makes him angry. And that makes him more savage at the plate. “I try to control my aggressiveness, but there are times when I get stimulated and it’s been like that the last few days,’’ says Garvey, who has been taking out his hostilities on National League pitchers of late. Voicing the opinion that opposing pitchers are "head-hunt-ing" for him and players trying to spike him, Garvey continued his long-ball rampage Tuesday night with a three-homer that helped the Los Angeles Dodgers

beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3. It was his fourth homer in the last three games and his ninth of the young season. The blast boosted his major leagueleading RBI total to 35. Garvey’s latest homer came after he ducked out of the way of a high, inside pitch by St. Louis starter Pete Vuckovich The slugger glared at Vuckovich as he ran around the bases. Garvey’s homer came in the sixth inning and provided the Dodgers with a 4-1 lead and their eventual winning run. The Dodgers’ other run came on Reggie Smith’s seventh homer in the fourth inning. Giants 2, Cubs 0 Ed Whitson, 2-5, shut out Chicago for the second time in 10

days and Terry Whitfield hit a two-run triple to lead San Francisco over the Cubs. Whitson, who pitched his first major league shutout in Chicago on May 11, notched his second despite allowing nine hits. Reds 7, Phillies 6 Dave Collins, hitting in his 15th straight game, lined a tworun single in the sixth inning to help Cincinnati beat Philadelphia. Third baseman Mike Schmidt’s two-out error opened the gates for the Reds’ rally. The Reds trailed 5-4 starting the sixth and had two out and none on when Schmidt threw wildly on a grounder by Johnny Bench, who wound up on second. Ron Oester was walked intentionally, but pinch-hitter Ce-

sar Geronimo also walked, loading the bases. Collins then smashed his only hit of the game, against Dick Ruthven, to give Cincinnati a 65 lead. The Reds scored 2hat turned out to be the winning run in the seventh on George Foster's RBI single. Astros 3, Mets 2 Terry Puhl led off the seventh with his fifth homer of the season as Houston edged New York behind the eight-hit pitching of Ken Forsch. Forsch, 5-2, allowed no walks and recorded two strikeouts in pitching only his second complete game of the season in eight starts. Craig Swan, 2-3, was the starter and loser for New York.

Puhl’s home run snapped a 22 tie which had been established in the sixth when New York rallied for two runs. Braves 1, Expos 0 Chico Ruiz doubled home a run in the seventh inning and Phil Niekro spaced six hits to lead Atlanta past Montreal. Dale Murphy led off the Atlanta seventh against Scott Anderson by punching a single. After Bruce Benedict sacrificed the runner to second, Ruiz doubled to produce the first run against Sanderson in 181-3 innings. Niekro, 3-5, displayed sharp control, walking only one batter and striking out three in posting his 36th career shutout.

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Major League Baseball A 1 A Glance By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W I Pet. GB Pittsburgh 19 12 .613 - ’ Philadelphia 16 15. .516 3 Montreal 16 16 500 3' 2 Chicago 15 17 469 4' 2 St. Louis 14 21 .400 7 New York 12 20 .375 7'--WEST Los Angeles 23 13 639 Houston 20 14 588 2 Cincinnati 21 15 583 2 San Diego 18 17 514 4' 2 San Francisco 15 22 405 B'v Atlanta 13 20 394 8' 2 Tuesday's Games Atlanta 1, Montreal 0 San Diego at Pittsburgh, ppd . rain Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 6 Houston 3, New York 2 Los Angeles 4. St. Louis 3 San Francisco 2, Chicago 0 Wednesday's Games San Diego (Jones 4-2 and Curtis 3-2) at Pittsburgh (Candelaria 2-2 and D.Robinson 1-0), 2. (n) Atlanta (Hanna 041) at Montreal (Rogers 3-4), (n> Cincinnati (Seaver 2-2) at Philadelphia (Chrisleason 3-0), <n) Houston (Richard 4-2) al New York (Falcone 2-2), (n) St Louis (B.Forsch 2-3) al 1/w Angeles (Sutton 4-0), (n) Chicago (Reuschel 3-3) at San Francisco (Blue 5-2). (n> Thursday’s Games San Diego at Pittsburgh, (n) Houston at New York. (n) Only games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W I Pet. GB New York 20 14 588 Toronto 19 14 .576 ' 2 Boston 18 18 500 3 Milwaukee 16 17 485 3' 2 Detroit 16 18 471 4 Baltimore 16 20 444 5 Cleveland 14 20 412 6 WEST Chicago 22 15 .595 Kansas City 20 15 . 571 1 Oakland 19 17 528 2's Texas 18 17 .514 3 Seattle 18 20 474 4‘ 2 California 15 19 441 5' 2 Minnesota 15 22 . 405 7 Tuesday’s Games Cleveland 4-0. Baltimore 0-8 Boston 4. Toronto 3 Detroit 12. New York 8 Chicago 4. Minnesota 2 Kansas City 1. Oakland 0 California 5. Texas 4. 7 innings, rain Milwaukee 14, Seattle 5 Wednesday’s Games Boston (Torrez 0-4) at Toronto (Jefferson 2-1), (n) Baltimore (Flanagan 4-2) at Cleveland (Barker 4-3), (n) New York (T.Underwood 3-3) at Detroit (Schatzeder 2-4), (n) Minnesota (Zahn 2-5) at Chicago (Trout 1-3). (n) California (Kison 2-4) at Texas (Comer 1-3), (n) Oakland (Keough 5-3) at Kansas City (Gura 5-2). (n) Milwaukee (Caldwell 3-1) at Seattle (Beattie 2-3), (n) Thursday Games New York at Toronto, (n) Detroit at Baltimore. <n) California at Texas, (n) Oakland at Kansas City. (n> Only games scheduled TODAY'S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS. By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (75 at bats): Reitz, St. Louis. .371; Hendrick, St. Louis, 341; Smith, Los Angeles. .336; Templeton. St. Louis, .333; Hernandez. St Louis. .328. RUNS: Lopes, Los Angeles, 26; Hernandez, St. Louis, 25: Templeton, St Louis. 25; Schmidt. Philadelphia. 23; Collins. Cincinnati. 23; Griffey. Cincinnati. 23; Law, Los Angeles, 23. RBI: Garvey. Los Angeles, 35: Mcßride, Philadelphia, 28; Smith. Los Angeles. 28; Schmidt. Philadelphia, 27; Hendrick. St. Louis. 27. HITS: Templeton. St. Louis. 52; Reitz. St. Louis, 46; Hernandez. St. Louis, 45; Hendrick, St. Louis, 45; Smith, Los Angeles, 42 DOUBLE : Stearns, New York. 15; Rose, Philadelphia. 10; Knight, Cincinnati, 10; Hernandez, St. Louis. 9: Hendrick. St. Louis. 9. TRIPLES: 9 Tied With 3 HOME RUNS: Schmidt, Philadelphia. 10: Luzinski. Philadelphia. 10; Garvey. Los Angeles. 9; Kingman. Chicago. 8: Martin. Chicago, 7; Smith. Los Angeles. 7. STOLEN BASES: Moreno. Pittsburgh. 17. Law, Los Angeles, 15; LeFlore, Montreal. 13; Cedeno, Houston, 12; North. San Francisco, 12. PITCHING (4 Decisions): Reuss. Los Angeles, 5-0, 1.000, 2.70; Sutton, Los Angeles. 4-0, 1.000, 2 06: Bibbv, Pittsburgh. 5-1, .833 n 3.20; Tekulve. Pittsburgh, 5-1. .833. 3.68; Carlton, Philadelphia. 7-2, .778. 2.35; Bahnsen, Montreal. 3-1, .750, 0.87: Welch. Los Angeles. 3-1, .750. 2 56; K.Forsch. Houston. 5-2, .714. 2.54. STRIKEOUTS; Richard. Houston. 62; Carlton. Philadelphia. 61; Ryan. Houston. 50; Vuckovich. St. Louis. 43; P.Niekro. Atlanta. 40. TODAY'S M AJOR I.EAGUE LEADERS AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (75 at bats): Molinaro, Chicago, .372; Trammell. Detroit. 368; Landreaux, Minnesota. 366; Revering. Oak-

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land, .359; Yount, Milwaukee, .356 RUNS: Yount, Milwaukee, 33; Wills. Texas, 28; Trammell, Detroit, 26; Molitor. Milwaukee, 26; Smalley. Minnesota. 25 RBI: Velez, Toronto, 29; Oliver. Texas. 27; Oglivie, Milwaukee. 26, Hebner. De • troit, 25; Cooper, Milwaukee. 24; Johnson Chicago, 24; Armas, Oakland, 24 HlTS—Landreaux, Minnesota, 52; Moli tor, Milwaukee, 48; Yount. Milwaukee. 47; Remy, Boston, 46. Wilson. Kansas City. 45; Rivers, Texas. 45 DOUBLES: D Garcia, Toronto, 13: Yount, Milwaukee, 12; Morrison. Chicago. 11; Mcßae. Kansas City. 11, Bell. Texas. 11 TRIPLES: Griffin, Toronto, 5; Bretl, Kansas City, 4; Castino, Minnesota. 4; 10 Tied With 3. HOME RUNS: Velez. Toronto. 9; Oglivie. Milwaukee. 8; R Jacksen. New York, 8; Rudi, California. 7; Smalley, Minnesota, 7; Zisk, Texas, 7 STOLEN BASES: Henderson, Oakland. 17; Wilson, Kansas City. 13; Wills. Texas. 11; Carew, California, 10; Bumbry, Balti more, 9; Molitor, Milwaukee, 9; J Cruz. 9 PITCHING t 4 Decisions): Rainey, Bos ton. 4-0, 1.000. 4.57; Guidry. New York. 40, 1.000, 2 80; John. New York, 7-1. .875. 2.45; Redfern. Minnesota. 6-1, 857. 2.18. Honeycutt, Seattle, 6-1, .857, 2.81; Dotson. Chicago. 5-1, 833, 3.86; Stieb, Toronto, 4 1, 800, 2 09; Martin, Kansas City. 800, 3.25 STRIKEOUTS: Norris, Oakland. 49; Guidry. New York. 48; Redfern, Min: nesota, 41; Keough, Oakland. 41; Burns Chicago, 37; Gale. Kansas City, 37. Tuesday’s Sports Transactions . BASRBALI American League OAKLAND A’S—Recalled Mike Davis, outfielder, and Ernie Uomacho. pitcher, from Ogden of the Pacific Coast League Added Randy Elliott, outfielder Sent Rick Lysander and Mark Souza, pitchers, and Ray Uosey, outfielder, to Ogden. BASKETBAI.I National Haskrtball Association . LOS ANGELES LAKERS-Signed Paul Westhead. head coach, to a four-year contract SEATTLE SUPERSONICS Extended the contract of Lenny Wilkens. head coach, through the 1984-85 season. KOOTBALI National Football League NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Signed Angelo Colosimo. running back Canadian Football I.eaguc HAMILTON TIGER-CATS—Traded Kerry Smith, wide receiver, and their No.l draft choice in 1981 to the Saskatchewan Roughriders for Gene Wall, running back. HOCKEY National Hockey League COLORADO ROCKIES—Fired Don Cherry, head coach Central Hockey League DALLAS BLACK HAWKS-Named Danny Belisle head coach and signed him to a two-year contract COLLEGE ARIZONA—Named Judy LeWinter. head women's basketball coach. MARYLAND—Named Jim Kehoe acting athletic director effective June 1. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The final 1980 Indiana High School Baseball Coaches Association's weekly poll. with first-place votes in parentheses, records through games of last Saturday and rating points (250 possible) • 1. Lafavette Jefferson 250 (25) 22-2 2. Logansport 193 20-4 3 East Noble 164 19-2 4. West Lafayette 128 18-2 5. LaPorte 108 17-5 5 Elkhart Central 102 22-5 6. Blackford 84 18-4 7. Plymouth 83 20-3 8 LaPorte 81 19-6 9. Jeffersonville 63 21-5 10. Ben Davis 52 19-3 11 Gary Wallace 43 19-3 12. Huntington North 36 18-4 13. Anderson Highland 28 19-3 14 Chesterton 15 19-5 15. Tipton 10 17-5 16. Madison 9 18-5 17. North Wood 7 18-4 Goshen 7 16-4 19. DeKalb 6 18-5 20. Indianapolis Chatard 5 177 National Hockey League Playoffs At A Glance By The Associated Press Finals Best of Seven Tuesday, May 13 New York Islanders 4. Philadelphia 3. OT Thursday. May 15 Philadelphia 8. New York Islanders 3 Saturday's Game New York Islanders 6, Philadelphia 2 Monday's Game New York Islanders 5. Philadelphia 2. New York leads series 3-1 Thursday's Game New York Islanders at Philadelphia. (n) Saturday. May 24 Philadelphia at New York Islanders, if necessary Tuesday. May 27 New York Islanders at Philadelphia, (n). if necessary