The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 April 1987 — Page 9

Sports

Goshen hands Warriors second loss

GOSHEN — Wawasee’s girls’ termis team dropped its record to 1-2/on the season Tuesday evening with a 5-0 setback at Goshen. The Warriors, earlier in the week, dropped a 3-2 decision with Fairfield. At Goshen, the Warriors stayed close to the Redskins but couldn’t overtake the hosts. “We played better against Goshen than against Fairfield,” suggested Wawasee’s Cindy Peterson, following the Warriors’ second loss. “There was no reason why we should not have beaten Goshen. We just couldn’t get over the hump.” Goshen’s top singles player,

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LACROSSE BATTLE — Players from Wawasee’s Lacrosse team and East Grand Rapids’ squad battle Saturday afternoon at Wawasee High School. The Warriors defeated the Michigan club 5-1. (Photo by Deb Patterson)

Warriors defeat E. Grand Rapids

SYRACUSE - The Wawasee High School Lacrosse Club picked up its first victory of the season Saturday afternoon with a 5-1 decision over East Grand Rapids (Michigan).

Wawasee 'walks' past Raiders

SYRACUSE — Often times in baseball, a walk is as good as a hit. .. s Wawasee’s boys’ varsity baseball team proved that saying correct Saturday afternoon. The Warriors used three walks, two with the bases loaded, Saturday to claim the first game of a doubleheader with Northridge. Trailing 3-1 entering its final at bat, Wawasee mounted its gamewinning comeback. Kevin Parker

Bowling

Spring meeting set for bowling representatives The Youth Bowling Association is having its annual spring meeting for all adult league representatives, Thursday, April 23 at 7:30 p.m., in Wawasee Bowl, Syracuse. All men and women league representatives should plant to attend this meeting. If a league has no representatives, the league officers should attend as representatives. Any adults or parents of bowlers who are interested in the future of the youth bowling leagues are invited to attend. This meeting is important to finalize this year’s program and reorganization for next year. For further information contact Linda Brower, 834-7545, or Jim or Suzie Pachynski, 457-4131. County Tux Shop 44'* 15'* Kurly's Keg ler s 40 '* 1 9'* Moore's Shoes 37 23 Miller's Heating 34'* 25'* W. Ser. Center 31'* 28'* Rinker Boats .31 29 Renegades 29 31 Paul's U Lock It 25'* 34'* Leisure Pools 25 35 Parker's Hybrids 24'* 35'* Augsburger's 22 38 Lakeside Bait 21 39 Walker Mfg. 19 41 High team game: Paul's U Lock-It — 1084 High team series: Kurly's Keglers — 3040 600 series: L. Thwaits 600, R. Riggen 604, J. Smith6os R. Solina 519, S. Solina 521, B Thwaits 540; D. Tucker 529, D. Smith 537, R. Southern 532, G. Stone 518, M. Hawkins 521, P. Smith 595, L. Sawyer 562, S. Yoder 502, D Likens 515, O. Zarse 506, G. Lowe 516, B. Knisley 532, D. Cotton 585, C. Eby 539, M. Zellinger 545, K. Knisley 541, E. Coburn 535 200 games: L. Thwaits 211, 219, R. Riggen 224, 205, T. Smith 203 , 209, P. Smith 220, L. Sawyer 213, B. Kistler 201, D. Likens 214, G. Lowe 211, B. Coburn 201, D. Cotton 214, E. Coburn 200

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Lisa Branson, had little trouble defeating the Warribrs’ Christy Weaver in straight sets. Branson breezed to a 6-3, 6-1, victory over Wawasee’s ace. The Goshen dominance continued when Lara. Warstler, perhaps better than Branson, edged Marci Wright 6-4, 6-3. The second singles position proved to be the turning point in the match. Miriam Blosser, playing in the third position for Goshen skipped past Heather Keiper 6-3, 4-6, 6-2, completing the Redskins’ clean sweep in singles play. Meanwhile, in doubles action, Goshen had everything go its way.

Although outnumbered 2-1, Wawasee relied on its experience to claim the win. Gary Harris scored two goals for the Warriors, while Mike Neterer added a pair of goals, Drew Parr closed the scoring with a goal.

started the, rally with a leadoff double. Matt Koble singlem, Parker home. \ After Koble advanced a pair of bases following Chris Yoder’s line single, Northridge’s Steve Coleman lost control of his pitches. He issued Uftee consecutive walks, giving the Warriors the win. Todd Roberts’ walk filled the bases with Warriors, then Scott

Land-O- Lakes A Ligonier Elks | 47 13 American Bldgs. jf 43 17 Syracuse Legion '' 39 21 Wawasee Bowl 37 23 Kurley's Keglers 35 25 Sea Nymph 35 25 Gustos Guzzlers 31 29 Merchant Metals 30 30 Cocineros 29 31 Werker Bros. Const 29 31 Bank 29 31 Kimmell Inn 28 32 Wawasee Pro Shop 27 33 Knights of Columbus 27 33 Doc's Hardware 26 34 Luckey's Tavern 19 41 Terry's Asphalt Sealing 15 45 Captain's Place 15 45 High team game and series: Syracuse State Bank — 1075 3043 600 series: D. Obacz 640, G Price 626, L. Ryman 604 500 series: J. Gerard 523, M. Howard 504, T. Cravens 518, B. Gunn 534, T. Ervin 500, S. Butt 527, P. Flanagan 565, p. Fuller 567, D. Mock 537, G. Lambright 593, T. West 507, R. Mathew 528, S. Richmond f J 6, M. Yoder 500, R. Mullins 583, M. Zellinger 558, M. Durham 583, M. Clevenger 522, C. Walton 506, G. Klenke 534, G. Knisley 549, K. Knisley 544, D. Smith 512, G. Lowe 536, C. Werker 505, D. Weaver 555, D. Paternoster 500, G. Stone 507 200 games: D. Obacz 226, 226, J. Gerard 209, G. Price 215, 214, S. Butt 208, L. Ryman 225, 221, D. Mock 210, D. Fuller 209, 200, G. Lambright 207, 202, S. Richmond 200, M. Yoder 207, R. Mullins 214, M. Zellinger 215, M. Durham 200, G. Klenke 233, K. Knisley 202, L. Longenbaugh 200, G. Lowe 214 Every Other Saturday Night Mixed •» Twitheads 48 16 Ball Busters & 45 19 Stamars 44 20 Are We Having Fun Yet? 40 24 Brew Crew 36’* 27’* Bud's & Lou's 34 30 Pofolks 33’* 30’* 11th Frame Avengers 31 33 Hot Flashes 31 33 Kings & Queens 29 35 Nothing But Trouble 26 38 Brats 21 43 Miszfits 19 45 Abate ’ 18 46 High team game: Bud's 81 Lou's —720 High team series: Stamars — 1977 500 series: B. Rodeffer 502, J. Wortinger 525, R. Stahley 582, C Marton 542 450 series and above: T. Clow 463, J. Wor finger 504, S. Keim 491, S. Ball 453, M. Swan son 587 200 games: B. Clow 200, R. Stahley 236 160 games and above: T. Clow 162, J. Wor finger 168, 199, S. Keim 165, 185, C. Stahley 167, S. Ball 160, M. Swanson 255, 217, M. Kuhn 186

Linda Blosser and Traci Evans bested Lora Hollar and Jennifer Morgan in straight sets, 7-5, 6-4. The hosts closed out the victory with an easy 6-0, 6-4 victory over Lisa Noble and Kacy Yoder. In junior varsity action, Wawasee tied Goshen, 5-5. The key factor in this match was the injury to Wawasee’s Erin Watson. Watson, in her JV match, had her knee pop out of place —- then back in — and was forced to leave the match. The Warriors forfeited her position, giving Goshen it’s fifth point of the night.

Wawasee’s next action is scheduled for Saturday against New Trier High School at Notre zDame University. The Warriors will face Cavanaugh Hall Sunday at the Notre Dame facility.

Robinson’s pass tied the game. Chris Cotton’s walk brought in Yoder with the game winning Xuj. . . The Warrjors were led, offensively- bjz'Koble, Yoder, and Parker's two hits apiece. All the hits by Wawasee’s trio were singles, except for Parker's leadoff double in the seventh. In the nightcap, the Warriors could not recover from a poor start as the Raiders posted a 10-4

Sunday Nite Mixed Doubles Fairmont Homes 85 47 Oswego Washette 85’2 49'2 Genes Repair Shop 72' 2’ 59'2 Prices Auto Repair 72 60 Coburns & Deans 71 61 Millers Heating & Air 68 64 Dangles 66'2 65'2 Biat & Tackle 66 66 Have Computer Will Travel 62'2 69'2 ARS Refrigeration 56'2 75'2 Hibschmans Motors 56 76 Clevengers 56 76 N. Webster Marina 55'2 76*2 First Striker 53 79 High team game & series: Fairmont Homes — 769 2146 600 series: F. Means 605 500 series: J. Byrd 534, C. Swihart 524, R Stricklin 516, B. Canfield 503, J. Simpson 541, T. Clevenger 510, M. Clevenger 581, B. Simon 538, S. Rensberger 525, L. Hawn 528, E. Slabaugh 522, A. Slabaugh 538 450 series: B. Swihart 461 200 games: R. Striklin 202, J. Simpson 203, M. Clevenger 214, F. Means 217, 200 160 games: K. Pauwels 168, G. Byrd 171, L. Coburn 170, B. Swihart 180,181, J. Striklin 164, C. Simpson 165, 161, B. Means 171, S. Koher 169, M Gray 166, K. Larimer 181, L. Hawn 191,179, E. Slabaugh 190,175 Friday Mixed League Maple. Leaf 42 17 Knisley ’ 39 21 Gutter Dusters 36 24 Sleepy Owl 35 25 Miller Heating 34 26 Syracuse Rubber 34 26 Triple A's Plus One 33 27 Yeh, But 32 28 Biddles 31'* 28'* DQ Brazier 30 30 Eby Auto 29 31 Beer 29 31 Pizza 2 26 34 Bitners 26 34 Wawasee Motor 241* 35'* Denny 66 23 37 Kenny Pizza 20 40 Four Fs 14 46 High team game and series: Miller Heating — 708 2032 500 series. K. Solina 507, G. Hamilton 552, D. Hamilton 506, S. Swinehart 524, T. Cravens 579, J. Maher 512, P. Bright 507, A. Epert 556, G. Knisley 501, K. Knisley 572, L. Kuhn 527, P. Smith 554, S. Parker 501, S. Smith 527 450 series: D. Kuhn 484, S. Sawyer 477, B. Smith 499, K. Knisley 451, B. Hamilton 467, S. Coy 458, T. Stewart 451, B, Swihart 463, P. Brenneman 487 200 games: S. Smith 201, L. Kuhn 209, P.

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Earlier'in the week, Wawasee dropped a 3-2 decision to Fairfield. The Warriors' top singles player, Christy Weaver defeated Donna Bender, 0-6,6-4, 6-2. Marci Wright bested Katrina Otis in straight sets, but Wawasee failed to win again. Instead, Fairfield took the final singles spot, and two doubles positions to earn the victory. Wawasee’s junior varsity toppled the Falcons’ squad, 5-0. The Warriors wiffreturn to the courts Thursday afternoon with 4:30 start at North Wood. Wawasee’s next home match is Friday, with Central Noble.

Heartbeats Health Festival Run A 10K and 5K run and a 3K prediction walk will be held at the Goshen College athletic field Saturday, May 2, at 8 a.m., as part of the Heartbeats Health Festival, sponsored by Goshen General Hospital. Registration forms and packets may be picked up at Performan in Linway Plaza, Goshen, on Friday, May 1. There will be a preentry fee or participants may register the day of the race, from 6:45-7:45 am., in the Goshen College gym. All proceeds from the race will go to Goshen General Hospital’s Cardiac Rehabilitation Program for a heart monitor. Free blood pressure checks will be available before and after the race for participants. Plan to attend the Heartbeats Health Festival at the Goshen College gymnasium after the race with the family for medical screenings, health materials and special demonstrations by local agencies.

victory. Matt Koble, pitching for Wawasee, surrendered eight runs in the first two innings as the visitors coasted to the secondgame win. Chris Cotton came in relief for Wawasee and only allowed two seventh-inning runs. Despite scoring four runs, the Warriors collected 12 hits. Scott Baker. Chris Yoder. Scott Robinson. and Dan O'Haver each collected a pair of hits.

Smith 207, A. Epert 228, K. Knisley 227, B. Hamilton 203, S. Swinehart 208, T. Cravens 210,211 160 games: B. Conley 181, M. Smith 164, T. Jones 182, D. Kuhn 169, B. Smith 161, 172, 166, S. Sawyer 193, P. Schopf 161, K. Knisley 172, 166, K. Solina 172, 178, S. Coy 161, T. Stewart 161, B. Swihart 179, J. Maher 179, 183, P. Brennaman 182 Monday Night Early Birds Likens Const. 85'2 42'2 Swingin Grandmas 80 48 Walker Pipers 78'2 49'2 Shirt Tales 77 51 Alley Cats 76'2 51'2 L.S..D, 71 ’ 57 Connivers 70 58 Sunshiners 68'2 59'2 Cindonway Shores 66'2 61'2 Classic Cuties 64'2 63'2 Barbee Slowpokes 60'2 67' 2 Gutter Grabbers 60 68 Lucky Strikes 57 71 Bad Habits 56 72 Cocinero's 56 72 Miszfitts 54'2 69'2 Flexsteel No. 2 50'2 77'2 Flexsteel No. 1 50 78 Duds 46 82 Walker Splits 43'2 84*2 High team game: Gutter Grabbers — 466 High team series: Sunshiners — 1290 500 series: C. Smith 512 450 series: J. Daffron 468, S. Klenke 451, C. Swihart 469, L. Dunfee 491, D. Sherwood 452, E. Wogoman 463, J. Hoover 461, J. Slabaugh 497 160 games: C. Smith 183, 168, 161, M. Lam bright 188, B. Swihart 167, J. Reiter 166, J Daffron 165, C. Swihart 163, 161, L. Dunfee 181, 167, N. Peterson 165, D. Sherwood 177, 164, E. Wogoman 168, A. Whetten 181, J Hoover 172, 175, D. Allen 180, J. Maule 186. S Gradle 172, J. Slabaugh 163, 160, 174, D Ker by 161, R. Starner 163 Tues. Aft. Ladies L. Arrow Van 74'* 45'2 Beacon 72 48 Teghtmeyer 70 50 Mastercraft 67 53 State Bank 66'* 53'2 Carter P.E .H. 65 55 Paul's U Lock It 63 57 LaPetite 62 58 Aunt Verna's Place 50'* 69'2 Lil's Anchor Bar 48'* 71'* Ace Pest 41»* 78'2 WaChester 39'/2 80'2 High team game: Paul s U Lock It — 782 High team series: Arrow Van — 2185 500 series: M. Willard 507, K. Stone 502, J. Slabaugh 502

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Warriors trim Lakeland

— Wawasee opened its girls’ high school tennis season Thursday with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Lakeland. Wawasee overcame defeats in its top singles and doubles teams to forge the victory. Meg Peterson defeated Wawasee’s Christy Weaver 6-2, 7-5, in the top singles position. Lakeland’s Lisa FeipelKami Camron team bested the Warriors’ top doubles team of Jennifer Morgan-Lisa Noble, 6-4. 6-7. 6-4. However, Wawasee’s middle performers faired better. Marci Wright, playing at number two singles, defeated Dawn Hunter 6-2, 6-4. Heather Keiper turned back Lakeland's Julie Roman in the final singles position, 7-5,6-2. In doubles play, after Wawasee’s top unit fell, Lora Hollar and Kacy Yoder defeated Nan Anderson and Sarah Kelly. 6-1,6-3. The final doubles spot proved to be the difference in the match. In the junior varsity match. Wawasee easily defeated Lakeland, turning'back the visitors 7-2. At Syracuse Wawasee:). Lakeland2 Singles — Meg Peterson (L) d.

450 series: J. Kausal 493, S. Wolterman 495, J Hays 487, R. Gerrity 484, S. Flanagan 472, M.A. O'Neal 474, J. Maher 463, B. Smith 465, R . Carroll 452 200games: M.A. O'Neal 207 160 games: J. Kausal 193, K. Stone 189 174, M. Willard 187 165, J Hays 184, R Gerritf 181 167, B Smith 188, M. Franks 186, J Maher 175, J. Slabaugh 178 177, L. Crow 171, S. Flanagan 165, I Kalisik 166, S. Sawyer 167, L. Connolly 161, B. DeWitt 163, L. Welty 166, M. Bray 165, S. Wolterman 173 160 162 We had our banquet on April 4, 1987 And the following were winners in their category High Game Scratch Ryan Schwalm 149, Sara Knox 162, Tony Holterman 164, Angie Means 180, Travis Caudill 249, Heidi Brower 258, Shawn Kahle 219 High Series Scratch Jerod Galloway 184, Christina Swihart 235, P.J. Weisser 264, Evelyn Stricklin 428, Geoff> Coburn 586, Stacey Lent 532, Don Caudill 557 Most Improved David Eppert plus 26, Jennifer Mattix plus 27, Jerqmy Foltz plus 29, Selena Swihart plus 11, Candi Solina plus 11, Brent Zartman plus 30, Kim Stidams plus 1, James Rodgers plus 27 High Game Handicap David Eppert 216, Vicki Mullins 216, Mit chell Foltz 206, Lana Walton 232, Todd Hutter 256, Jenelle Lamb 251, Daphne Byrd 251, Rick Weaver 281

Bowling splits

Splits picked up during the Monday Night Early Birds league included Trudy Rex’s 5-10 conversion. Other splits included Penny Plikerd's 3-10 pickup, Jenny Liken s 2-7 conversion, and Nancy Peterson's 5-7 pickup. Joan Hoover picked up the 5-7 split, while Donna Sherwood converted the 3-10 split, and Joyce Maule picked up the 7-9 split.

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Christy Weaver, 6-2, 7-5; Marci Wright (W) d. Dawn Hunter, 6-2, 6-4; Heather Keiper (W) d. Julie Roman, 7-5, 6-2 Doubles Lisa Feipel-Kami Camron (L) d. Jennifer MorganLisa Noble, 6-4, 6-7, 6-4; Lora Hollar-Kacy Yoder (W) d. Nan Anderson-Sarah Kelly, 6-1,6-3 JV — Wawasee 7. Lakeland 2. Goshen JV stop Warriors’ GOSHEN — Goshen’s Rick Mirer allowed two Wawasee runs by scattering five Wawasee hits Monday en route to the Redskins’ 8-2 victory. The contest was close until Goshen broke the game open with five runs in the sixth inning. Mirer helped his own cause by belting a three-run homer in the frame. Andy Wallen concluded the scoring with a solo roundtripper. .... ■ Dan Wuthrich led Wawasee’s five-hit attack with a pair of singles. The Warriors have failed to collect an extra base hit this season. Rod Coy, who went the distance, took the loss. He walked four Goshen batters and struck out four.

High Series Handicap Ben Plikerd 356, Amberly Gay 390, Arron Knisley 364, Selena Swihart 603, Jeff Richardson 653, Kim Stidams 678, Brian Hinderer 704 High Average Ryan Schwalm 100, Sara Knox 116, P.J. Weisser 100, Evelyn Stricklin 118, Geoff Coburn 151, Heidi Brower 153, Andy Wright 147 Team Standings Bantams Monsters of the Midway 53’2-21'2, 2. Cubs 37'2 37'2, 3. Ghost Busters ‘37 38, 4. Bears 36'2 38'2 Majors 1 Chicago 'What' 61 39, 60’2 39’*, 3. Alive & Striking 57'2-38’2, 4. Gutter Dusters 57' 2 42' 2, 5. F T W 55 45, 6 Native Tan 55 45, 7. Warriors 49'*-50' 2 o Preps 1. Strikers 56 19, 2. Alley Kittens 46 29, 3. Bears 43 32, 4. Yellow Jackets 42 33, 5. Cab bage Patch Girls 41 34,6. Merry Men 41-34, 7. Ball Breakers 36 39, 8. Teddy Bears 34-41, 9. Syracuse Bears 33 39 Juniors 1 Beauties and Beast 63' 2 36’*, 2. 300 Club 59 41, 3. Pin Splitters 57 43, 4. Strikers II 55 45, 5. Pin Strikers 51 49, 6. Strikers I 46'2 53'2, 7. Bon Jovi 46'2 53'*, 8. Wawasee Gals 41'*-53'*, 9 Lucky 10's 39'* 55'2, 10. Hot Shots 37'5-62'*

In the Sunday Night mixed doubles league, Allen Slabaugh converted the 3-10 split on two separate occasions. Cliff Wogoman picked up the 5-7 split, while Penny Lamb converted the 3- Dick Merriman converted the 6-7, Gene Swihart nailed the 4- Betty Swihart converted the 5- and Joyce Stricklin picked up thes-10.

Wed., April 22,1987 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL.

Scoreboard * = • •„. Q - Major League Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division W-L Pct. GB LlO Streak Home Away Milwaukee 13 1 .929 — 9-1 LI 6-0 7-1 New York 11 3 .786 ’ 2 9-1 W 8 8-0 3 3 Baltimore 7-7 .500 6 4-6 L 3 4-6 3-1 Boston 7-7 .500 6 6-4 W1 5-2 2-5 Toronto 77 .500 6 6-4 LI 5-3 2 4 Detroit 6-7 .467 6'Zz 5-5 L 3-3 3-4 Cleveland 4-11 .267 9Vi 3-7 W 1-4 3-7 West Division W-L Pct. GB LlO Streak Home Away Minnesota 10-4 .714 — 6-4 W 3 . 5-0 5-4 California 8-5 .615 16-4 L 2 4-3 4-2 Kansas City 6-7 .467 3 5-5 LI 5 3 1-4 Seattle 6-9 .400 4W 4-6 L 2 5-5 1-4 Chicago .385 4 5-5 LI 1-4 4-4 Oakland 4-10 .286 5 4-6 W1 '2-4' 2-6 Texas 2-10 .167 7 1-9 W1 1-3 1-7 Tuesday's Games ■ New York 3, Detroit 1- ■ Boston S, Kansas City 0 ■Clevelands, TorontoO ■Minnesota 6, Seattle 1 ■ Texas 6, Baltimore 4 ■Oakland at California, incomplete Wednesday's Games (Eastern Standard Time) ■ Seattle (Langston 1-2) at Minnesota (Blyleven 1-1), 12:15 p.m. ■Oakland ( Young-l-l) at California (Witt 2-1), 3:05 p.m. ■ Detroit (Tanana 2.0) at New York (Shirley 0-0), 6:30p.m. ■ Kansas City (D. Jackson 0-2) at Boston (Stanley 1-2), 6:35p.m. ■Toronto (Ward (0-0) at Cleveland (Schrom 0-2), 6:35 p.m. ■Milwaukee (Higuera 3-0) at Chicago (Dotson 1-2), 7 p.m. ■ Baltimore (Boddicker 1-0) at Texas (Correa 0-1), 7:35 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W-L Pct. GB LBIO Streak Home Away St. Louis 7-5 .583 — 5-5 LI 3-3 4-2 New York 7-6 .538 '/i 4-6 W1 3-2 4-4 Pittsburgh 6-7 .462 1W 5-5 LI 4-5 2-2 Chicago 5-7 .417 2 5-5 W1 1-6 4-1 Montreal 4-7 .364 -6 LI 0-1 4-6 Philadelphia 4-9 .308 3Vi 3-7 W1 1-6 3-3 West Division W-L Pct. GB LlO Steak Home Away San Fran. 11-3 .786 - 7-3 W 3 6-1 5-2 Cincinnati 10-3 .769 W 7-3 W 2 7r2 Houston 9-5 .643 2 5-5 W1 7-0 2-5 Atlanta 6-6 .500 4 4-6 L 3 3-2 3-4 Los Angeles 7-8 .467 7-3 LI 4-3 3-5 San Diego 2-12 .143 9 2-8 L 4 1-7 1-5 • ..* ' ; . ■ • _■ ■ > . • •• ■ w Tuesday's Games ■ New York 9, Pittsburgh 6 ■ Houston 7, Atlanta 6 ■Chicago 5, St. Louis 4 ■ Cincinnati at San Diego, incomplete ■ Los Angeles at San Francisco, incomplete Wednesday's Games (Eastern Standard Time) ■ Philadelphia (Cowley 0-1) at Montreal (Youmanso-2), 12:35 p.m. ■ New York (DArling 1-0) at Pittsburgh (Patterson 1-1), 6:05 p.m. ■ Chicago (Sutcliffe 2-1) at St. Louis (Conroy 0-0), 7:35 p.m. ■ Atlanta (Palmer 0-2) at Houston (Ryan 1-2), 7:35p.m. ■ Cincinnati (Landrum 1-0) at San Diego (Whitson 1-2), 9:05 p.m. ■ Los Angeles (Valenzuela 2-0) at San Francisco (Krukow#-2), 9:35 p.m.

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