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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Friday, SeptLhm'ber 25, 1970
Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 25, 1970
CUBS TIE FOR SECOND
DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN
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Bues
By The Associated Press
Pittsbur'gh and the Chicago
Cubs *won last night while the
New York Mets took it easy in
the National 'League East race.
The Pirates ripped' the Mont-
real Expos 8-0 for a 2% -game
lead over -the Cubs, 7-1 winners
over St. Louis and the Mets, who
had the' day off on the eve of
their big three-game weekend
series in Pittsburgh.
Luke Walker scattered seven
hits for his fifth straight ;victory
and Gene Alley drove in four runs
with two singles and a triple in
the Pirates rout of Montreal.
WALKER, WHO has been in
and out of the Pirate pitching
rotation three different times this
season, won his 15th game against
six losses. Eleven of his victories
have been as a starter, three in
relief.
The Pirates, peppered four Expo
pitchers for 15 hits. They got all
the runs they needed in the third
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when they scored three on f i v e
hits.
With one out, Bob Robertson
doubled, Manny Sanguillen sing-
led, Richie Hebner doubled and,
Alley singled, all in succession'
off loser Steve Renko, 12-11.
They added a run in the fifth
on a single by Dave Cash and
a double by Al Oliver, and two in
the sixth on four singles and a
sacrifice.
The Cubs, who moved into a
second-place tie with the Mets,
beat St.:'Louis behind the pitching
of Ken' Holtzman and a four-run
sixth inning that snapped a 1-1
tie.
Holtzman and Mike Torrez were
locked in a 1-1 tie before Chicago
erupted for four runs in the sixth
inning.
HOLTZMAN BOOSTED his
recond I to 17-11 by beating the
Cards for the third time in four
tries this season.
A juggled double play grounder.
by Dal Maxvill, the Cards' slick-
gates for the four Chicago runs homers by Paul Blair and one by
in the sixth. Brooks Robinson became the ma-
In the only other scheduled NL jors' first 24- game winner as
game, Dave Roberts pitched a six- Baltimore topped Detroit 7-4;
hitter and Nate Colbert his 35th Tony Conigliaro slammed a pair
homer as San Diego blanked At- of two-run homer to left Boston
lanta 5-0. over Washington 4-3 and Milwau-
kee downed California 7-3 as Ted
IN THE ONLY American League Savage cracked three hits and
action, Mike Cuellar,. back by ,two drove in four runs.
Syracuse boycott unlikely;
Gretel averts Yank sweep
By TIhe Associated Press9
! SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Coaches of the Syracuse Unliversity foot-j
ball team said yesterday they felt dissension among white players
on the squad had eased and threats of refusal to play against Kansas
tomorrow would not materialize.
The white players said Wednesday they were upset' that the
blacks would be able to rejoin- the squad on an even status with those
who had participated in practice and last Saturday's opening game
against Houston.
The players said they had been forced to accept the blacks
back on the squad and told if ,they did not, a court order to ban the,
game would be sought by the city's mayor. The mayor said he would
seek the order because of the potential for violent demonstrations.
" NEWPORT, R.I. - Australia's Gretel II, down 0-3, trailing
with a mile to go and panting to stay alive, took advantage of a
sudden wind shift yesterday for a narrow victory over heavily favor-
ed Intrepid that prolonged the America's Cup yachting series.
The Aussies rode the favoring winds to the finish line to win
by- one minute, two seconds. They had made up two minutes, four
seconds on the final 4% mile leg, most of it in the final mile.
0 NEW YORK - Muhammad Ali, scheduled for an October 26
match in Atlanta with Jerry Quarry, applied for a New York boxing
license yesterday and was assured of favorable action at Monday's'
meeting of the New York State Athletic Commission.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
Day Calendar
Slavic Languages and Film Series:
ATTENTION!
The Grasshopper: Multipurpose Rm,
Undergraduate Lib., 7 and 9 p.m.
Linguistics Lecture: Prof. Pike,
"Monolingual Demonstration": Nat.
Spi. Aud., 7:30 p.m.
Uniy. Philharmonia: Theo Alcantara,
conductor, and Louis Nagel, guest pian-
ist: Hill Aud. 8 p.m.
International Folk Dance: Barbour
Gym, 8 p.m.
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Yesterday's Results
Boston 4, Washington 3
Baltimore 7, Detroit 41
Milwaukee 7, California 3
Other clubs not scheduled.
Today's Games
Oakland at California, night
Minnesota at Kansas City, night
Milwaukee at Chicago, night
Baltimore at Cleveland, night
Boston at Washington, night
Detroit at New York, 2, twi-night
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Yesterday's Results
Chicago 7, St. Louis 1
Pittsburgh 8, Montreal 0
San Diego 5, Atlanta 0
Other clubs not scheduled.
Today's Games
St. Louis at Montreal, night
Chiqago at Philadelphia, night
New York at Pittsburgh, night.
Houston at Atlanta, night
Los Angeles at Cincinnati, night
San Diego at San Francisco, night
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