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spend: an. afternoon. — ass Of” course, “that . your. aide has the 17.

“They « are ‘fun. garnes to play . “offensively, sbut- not | much for -the-ather ..side,” sald ‘Philadelphia manager’. Dallas Green, whose Phillies had d the 17 Sunday.

; “Pm ‘glad we got it out of our system,” : sald Atlanta ~ manager Bobby Cox, , whose Braves. had. ° pgp we

League” on Sunday, Pls? eburgh’. Pirates’ beat “San. Francisco Giants'6-4, Cin-.

cinnati Reds battered New: York Meta tea" ‘Houston

By Tie: Assoctaied Press

In case ' you~ haven't noticed, there's a race taking’, place | in baseball's American League East Division — ‘for second place, a

Detroit “rigeigy Mor example, began the ‘weekend in third place b bit, ¢ into second pnd "hare

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defeated St. ‘Louls: Cardinals’. $2:and,- ‘In 12 innings, Loa’.

‘Angeles Dodgers shaded . ‘. Chicago Cubs 42.

_ Saturday's” ‘scores. were:: ; Philadelphia 6, Atlanta 3; “Gheinnall 5, 5, New. York: hh.

n Francisco 4, Pittsburgh

s 3; Montreal 2, ‘Houston . 1;

Chicago, 5, Los, Angeles .3;. San Diego.4, ‘St Louis. ul

~ Phililes ia Hraves ‘ ; “Offensively, ‘wa “have |

we »).ptruggled,"*'. said ‘Green, Elsewhere in the National ° ‘whose Phillies whose output ~,

Was the most in the Natlonal - League ; this ‘season and “whose rtins, and hits were

therm miost ever at Veterans’

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Detroit by’ nipping Mil-

waukee Brewers-5-4 in t2in- > The Brewers, ‘whe “y _ slipped from second to third - Saturday, fell another notch’ .. to fourth, They. are one-half. 7 ‘game behind. the Tigers and

Orjoles, who trail the front- New ew’ York Yankees,

nings.

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Asitos beat Montreal eipee ; 6-3; game can be'a grand way-to.“dof San. Diego . Padres’

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an Orioles for. the mijer lengua lead,

“tte ‘Phils scored ate |

‘tung! ‘in: the’ first inning © aguitet Rick -Matiia, one of ponte on s Lonnie. Smith's

ning, but: Bake MeBride had, a.. two-run ‘double: and Madtlox''a- bases-loaded | triple in the Phillies” fiverun bottom * ‘the second el

ate Jags asked Seattle” 5-0 and Texas split Chicago - White’ ‘Sox, - the. 3-2 then” : thé nighteap 4-2. in'13. inniligs;: The - - California -

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the ip his: isth, win, and Kent

.,Tekulve -notched: “his. 14th. “BAVE BS the Pirates widened ..

“their . East. Division lead ta»:

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. Two-run singles: by “Phil,

“Garner in the first inning and — “Tim Foli'in the fourth were. _ Pittsburgh's big hits.”

Astros: 6 Expos. 3

.. Joe Niekro’ s three hits and“ his combined: seventililer with’ Dave: Smith’ helped ~

“Houston band. Montreal its *: . fourth: bes in hive games,

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“doubleheader that saw the ching of Milt Wilcox af the .

setomd “game. rained. out;

Baltimore. - defeated | Milwaukee 4-land New York | ‘trimmed Kansas City 5-4. Tt

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_ Wayne.. Gross _| hit: his seventh home ‘run of. the ° - Beason. and Daye Revering

“drove-in: ‘three’ runs with a

onta.it Sunday by splitting a doubleheader with Oakland A's, winning ‘the opener 4-2

sixth time in thelr last. 10- games, 8-0 to Kansas City --

bat dropping: the nightcap 4- Royals, ‘ruriaway: leaders ‘in the AL West Division by-11% ° * ae defending champion . games over Texas Rangets,-

Baltimore Orioles moved | into third place, two ‘per- centage - points . behind

Elsewhere - ‘Sunday, Minnesota Twins. edged.

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vo satura "Toronto split two games, the -: Mariner winning the first 7-2

while Seattle and ‘single and triple to back the

“. Bike: Jays ; the Cleveland °

mame. Jo In: the | opénér,” “Woekenfuss and Duffy Dyer _ belted fourth-inning homers

= California . 14/4; beat. Minnesota 51;

-two-hit’pitehing of Oakland ” ‘pitchers ‘Matt : Keough and” Bob. Lacey in the second~..

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Of tag play at home earlier in the game. are Reds.10 Mets.4 ©

* George Foster, Ha Harry Spil-

inan, -Johnny Bench‘and Ron : . Ogster drove in two runs ©” apiece for’ “Cinciiinatl, “and

ikled with aix - yecond - and raced to third, «

“when-eatcher Barry Fooig’s "7,50

“Joe Price | innings of. two-hit: relief against the Mets. a

Bench had a tworunsingla

in: the Reds’ ‘six-run third inning that chased Joba Pacella, while’ ‘Spilman’ 8

homer: accounted - for ‘the. B Reds’ final’ two" runs: ‘in a:

_ three-run eighth, _. - Padres 5 Cardinals, y /Gene Richards's triple and

- Tigers. Gross also homered in. the opener. =. . Orioles 5 Brewers 4 - The Orioles, w who made’ a

specialty ‘of ‘coming from © behind in the late innings last .

year, did-.it again. ‘Sunday. ‘They erased ‘a 4-1 deficit in

‘dhe eighth ona tworun homer fh .by Benny. Ayala ang..a sacrifice fly by’ pinch ‘hitter Z Di

Lenn Sakata.

sevenhitter for ‘his fourth

shutout, and George Brett- capped a sixrun fourth in---’ ning. wits a two-run triple as

"Royals 8 Yankees © cr ‘Larry: Gura ‘pitched _ as

Jerry ‘Mum highlighted, the ‘Padres’

“three-run fourth inning, aiid: ayia i:

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BERKELEY, Calif, (AP) "Bob La Point of Castro

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Edmonton’ Drillers played the role of spoilers as they’ prevented” Chicago from — clinching — the Central Division title by “topping’ the Sting 2-1 in North American Soccer League - action Sunday- night. re

Besides ruining 4n early party: for the ‘Sting, the Drillers: helped themselves by evéning their record at 13- 13 and: moving to within a point of firatplace California Surf in-the American Con- ference ‘West Division. Chicago, which ‘boasts the NASL's second best record, dropped to 19-7.

Elsewhere Sunday, Washington Diplomats beat Rochester Lancers. 4-2, Houston Hurricane defeated Atlanta Chiefs §-t-and Tulsa Roughnecks blanked Memphis Rouges 3-0.

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Vancouver “Whitecaps ; Sl, New England Tea~ Men. outscored San Diego Sockers_ 8-2, Minnesota . Kicks defeated San Jose Eat: ihquake 2-1 in overtime ‘and | DallasTornado — shaded Detroit Express. a t.

“Tt was Henk ten Cate's goal ~at: 3:10 of the first overtime, period that. gave Edmentofi the victory. The ‘Drillers’. Dwight Lodeweges sent the | gameinto 0 overtinie with less . _ than two minutes “Jeft in regulation time, scoring his sixth penalty kick of the season after Chicago de: fender Tasso Koutsoukos- was called” for tripping . Edmonton: reserve, forward Ross Ongaro.

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» Bdkiionton “goalkeeper ‘Pertti °Alaja,. who sutres-. dered a ‘25-metre goal by Ingo’ Peter in- ‘the itth ” minute, kept the Drillers in dhe ganve late in the first half when he came up with a key _ save off & penalty | kick y ” Derek

Diplomats 4 Lancers: 2:

Forward Tony. Crescitelll

scored: two goals to pace

Washington past Rochester, . Alan Green contributed. a — goal ant an assist and Dan

“SPORTS

PLAYERS. cUuT . CHENEY, ‘Wash, (AP) — Three players were released ‘and another’. left camp “ Sunday as Seattle Seahawks;

pared their, roster « to re

players, “the National Football Ledgue ann

Sunday. Pldted on a waivers

were quarterback . Paul.

McGaffigan from Long

Beach State, cornerback | . Saints gave him a ‘boat or traded him, has left the |-

James Carson from State .

Montana State left camp.

SIBTERS SWIM . ‘ OTTAWA- (CP) — Im- by ‘ampulee Terry

Fox and his cross-country

run, two Ottawa sisters vit no marathon or competitive swimming experience each »breast-stroked and crawled “about 11 kllometrés Sunday to raise more than $1,000 for cancer research. “When he was here, he was so quiet and modest — like It was his

Jguty to rin,” sald. Cathy ”

Manson, 0. After spendiog .

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MROOMER: BAYS cou. BYE ©.

MARIETTA, Ga.- (AP). = _ Alter spending almost ail his 49 years in hockey, all’ of Famer Bernie (Boom Boom) ‘Geoftrion says the game “ls gut of my system” and that from now on he'll only enjoy

from afer. Geolfridn, Atlanta's ‘first and most popular céach : from’ ‘1972 until he quil at mid-season 1974-75, is recovering from. a mild stroker cot

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" Droeg a ia goal as s Washingt, 12-12, won Its fifth-in a row and moved past Toronto and into second place in the

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was: the fifth straight for

‘Rochester, 10-14, which got

goals from Branko Segota ‘and Mike Stojanovich. ~ Hurtlcane® 3 Chiefs 1. ‘Jair Anderson's unassisted

: . second-half goal ‘broke-a 1-1

tle - and. provided _ Houston with the margin ‘of victory.

Atlanta, ‘whose only goal:

came ‘at. 14:24 when Carl Strong got his ‘first of the _ season, is three games away from’ a league record for

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Marasco tied the game at tively. ma, 54:07. with his 12th goal of the ; . season off’ .a pass from: White Sox 3-3-Rangera, 24: Werner Moors. Andergon’s ~~ Jim Norris's. sacrifice fly. goal came seven ‘minutes: * in the 13th inning scored later and. Horst Bert! com-. Mickey Rivers from third pleted the scoring at 7:15. . . base with the winning run in

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© first goal by Billy Caskey ‘Bob Molinaro rapped a tie- ~ and headed in the secorid a5 breaking double with two out: Tulsa shut out: Memphis in the sixth inning after a’ 1. before 16,682 fans in Tulsa.

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Johannes © Edvaldsson’ athe scored the third Tulsa goal. — Tulsa outshat the Rogues 23-- . The win moved Tulsa, past: Minnesota into second place. - in the National Conference: Central Division with a 13-13 record. Memphis remained in last place in the ‘American Conference Central Division“ with a 10-15 Fecord. —

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