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By The Associated Press “The biggest thing I did was to tell myself not to get excited,” said Tom Seaver, But is he gonna tel] that to the rest of Cincinnati Reds? The Reds, without their pitching ace for more than a month, managed to ‘stay

right in the thick of: baseball's National League’

West Divislan pennant race.

And Monday night, Seaver’

returned with a flourish. He pitched six innings, struck out five batters and

August 5, 1960

~ kept San Diego to four hits,

and one unearned tun as

Cincinnati, riding-home runs _ by George Foster - and.

Johnny Bench, snapped the Padres’ eight-game winning atreak with a 7-1 victory In the epener of a twi-night doubleheader,

The Reds ran roughshod over the Pacires, 11-2, in the second game,

Elsewhere in the National League, Houston Astros. de- feated San Francisco Giants

beat ‘Atlanta Braves 53 and, in another twi-night twinbill, Montreal - Expos.. beat New - York 43 in--the. 10-inning opener, then the Mets won

- the second game 4S. |

On “Sunday. the Padres

‘swept two from ‘Pittsburgh

‘Pirates, 5-2, and 4-1 while Chicago Cubs took two games from San Francisco

by 32 margins. In sinlge - matchups, Montreal downed

Atlanta 6-4, Houston took New York 3-2, St. Louis Cardinals beat Los Angeles

42, Los Angeles Dodgers . 41,

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Saturday results: Mon- treal 5,. Atlanta 1; San Francisco 6, Chicago 5; New . ¥ork 5, Houston 3; Cin- cinnali 2, Philadelphia 0; Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 2. San Diego «at Pittsburgh was. -postponed by rain.

Reds 7-11 Padres 1-2

In the first. game, Dan

off Randy Jones in-the first inning, Ken Griffey walked

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Driessen hit a two-run triple,

before Foster hit his 1éth |

" homier “in. ‘tie thie, then Foster“ was ' ‘aboard on an error in the sixth when Bench hit his t6th, .

In the second game, Ray

‘Knight shad a pair of ran- scoring singles, the second |

one in Cincinnati's eight-run

“seventh inning, five off

siativisninig “double “that: ‘carried. the Dodgers - past.” Atlanta for their fifth victory

in six games and the Braves’ sixth consecutive Ipsh.*. | ° Expos 43 Meis 3-4

‘inning single won the first game and extented his —

Padres relief-ace Rollie -

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Astros 4 Giants 2. a “With J.R. Richard out, I. some - ballgames,’’ ‘said “Nolan |

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: Sambito. registered his 11th save..

By The Associated Press “] wish we could have won,

‘but-the- ship's not going to _

“sink tonight,” Maury Wills -sald Monday night after his

“major . Jeague, baseball manager...

But if Wills bad consulted . the standings, he would have ‘seen that the ship —‘alias

-" 'Seattie:- Mariners — did in-

‘deed sink —'into last place in ‘the American League’ West Diviston: :

‘fhe,late innings to hand’ the

‘Mariners: their. 10th. con: > secutive . setback, -B8,. and : climb out of last place for the first time: sitice. Sune. Bi Wills | becaitie* the” third om

black’ manager in’: “major bape history shortly after

Andre Dawson's ‘i0th-.

Minnesota. -

: The’ defending . champion California Angels rallied in. ‘California - 8-1, \ downed *: ‘Baltimore’ defeated. Mib. ‘nesota 7-2, ‘Chicago’ stoppe

., Kansas ‘City 5-8," Milwaukee": ‘blanked » New_ York | 2:0):--

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: itileg ¢ atréa .to-19. games,

the longest inthe league this

. year. It also ‘natched Mon-

treal’s club--record. But. in-

~ the’ beeond ‘galne, with’ the “chance ‘to provide’ more ‘heroics in the ninth inning,

ihe struck out and: his streak vended,”

Wills opens

the Mariners: fired Darreil ~ Johnson.

In other American League ‘action Monday, New-York -

. Yankees battered Texas -unguccessful debut as ‘a -

Rangers -10-4, Kansas City

- Royals edged Detroit Tigers

6-5, Oakland ‘ A's buried | Twins 11-2, Boston Red Sox, ‘trounced’, Milwaukee ‘Brewers: 7-2 and. - Cleveland . Indians «shelled

. Toronto Blue Jaya 14-6. +

Baltimore ‘Orioles ~ ‘atid Chicago Walte Sox were idle,

- On Sunday, ‘Toronto’ ‘beat ‘Detrdit : “Seattle. 48

Boston beat Texas.¢-4° ahd Oaklatid and Cleveland split

a ‘doubleheader, the 4's. _ «taking the opener 11-3 bet nb

"double: “two out ete bottom of the

The first. “game ‘pin ‘scored “Ron | LeFlore, © who

had walked « and..stolen, second, In the eighth inning, . the | Expos ‘scored _ three. unearned. rund to halt Pat

Zachry's ’ -scoreless-Inning atreak at 27. LeFlore stole

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‘In the nightcap, . Lee Mazzilli and Jerry Morales ‘homered for the Mets. Mark Bomback took a two-hit shutowt into the eighth in- , ning, then surrendered homersto Larry Parrish and Rowland Office.

Two batters after the third homer, Buskey threw three high-inside pitches to Miguel Dilone and plate umpire, Bill Haller ejected him. Toronto 7 utility player Bob Bailor &

‘came on and retired the last . iy four Seattle batters. ' Yankees 10 Rangers 40 - Reggie Jackson slammed his 30th home run of the season and 39th of his career and Eric Soderholm and Bobby Brown also homered in New York’s 14 hit attack. Winner Tom Underwood went six innings while loser Gaylord’ Perry . lasted only 3 2-3 itinings. Royals 6 Tigers 5° Frank White drilled a tle- breaking solo homer off Dan Schatzeder with two out in the ninth ‘Inning as Kansas City snapped Detroit's winning streak at five games. Ae tiTwins2 Rickey Henderson singled, stole his 54th base of the ‘-geason and hit a two-run bomer in an eight-run firet- inning. bombardment, - Oakland's biggest inning in four’ years. ; Red Sox 7 Brewers 2 Rookie Glenn Hoffman hit

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