Friday, September 4, 1970
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Seven
Friday, September 4, 1970 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven
Hi~elima* INJURIES MOCUNT:
Hickman leads Cubs into second INUISMUT
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three-run homer in the second
inning backed. Ferguson Jenkins'
strong pitching yesterday and
helped sweep the Chicago Cubs to
a 7-2 victory over Philadelphia
that sent them back into second
%place in the hot National League
East race.
The victory moved the Cubs
one-half game ahead of the New
York Mets.
Jenkins, fattening his record to
18-14, struck out 10 but had a mid-
*game lapse, yielding successive
homers by Larry Hisle and Tim
MOCarver with two out in the
fifth.
* LJul V L1-U oe iagueUs home
run helped they St. Louis Cardinals
jump to an early 3-0 lead and they,
held on for a 5-3 victory over New
York yesterday that snapped the
Mets' winning string at three
games.
The Cardinals cuffed Gary Gen-
try, who went into the game with
a 5-0 career record against them,
for three runs, including Hague's
12th homer, in the first four in-
nings.
Left-hander Steve Carlton was
nicked for a fifth inning run, but
led 5-1 until the ninth, when Joe
Foy singled and Al Weis smacked
a two-out homer, his first of the
season. Carlton gave.up nine hits
Petrocelli connected 'for his
24th to cap a three-run third. The
blast kayoed Detroit starter Joe
Niekro, 11-11.
Brewers smash Twins
MILWAUKEE - Phil Roof's
three-run homer highlighted a
five-run explosion in the fifth in-
ning, carrying the Milwaukee
Brewers to an 8-3 victory over the
Minnesota Twins yesterday.
Palmer wins 19th
NEW YORK - The Baltimore
Orioles, taking full advantage of
two bunt singles, a pair of bases-
loaded walks and two errors, erup-
ted for six runs in the sixth inning
last night and crushed the New
York Yankees 8-4 for Jim Palm-
er's 19th victory of the season.
Despite being hampered in
practice by the absence of three
key players due to injuries, Mich-
igan Coach Bo Schembechler said
yesterday the team will still hold
its first scrimmage Saturday after-
noon as scheduled.
"There's no way we can put off
the scrimmage," Schembechler
said. "We need the work too bad-
Injured are defensive halfback
Tom Darden, out with a slight
shoulder separation; and Glenn
'Doughty, who strained the .knee
he injured shortly before the Rose
Bowl game earlier in the week;
and second-string tackle T o m
Beckman, who has a bruised an-
kle.
The injuries were described as
"not serious," but Doughty and
Beckman are expected to miss the
Split-end Billy Harris, who in-
jured his knee in last year's Rose
Bowl game, continues to work out
without pads. Harris, who had
been practicing only once a day
while the rest of the squad was
on two-a-day practices before
classes started, is not scheduled
to participate in any pre-season
contact drills.
Two of Michigan's top sopho-
more prospects, quarterback Larry
Cipa and running back Cowboy
Walker, have been lost to the
team for the remainder of the
season. Cipa was released from the
hospital last week, after undergo-
ing knee surgery, while Walker
contracted a case a hepatitis.
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It was the season's first RBI while bringing his record to 8-18.
and home run for McCarver, side-
lined by a broken finger from May Red Sox tame Tigers
2 until Tuesday.
e aBOSTON - Reggie Smith and
The game marked the end of Rico Petrocelli belted two-r u n
Billy Williams' National League homer oweri te ton
conecuivegam rcor at1,17.homers in powering the Boston
consecutive game record at 1,117. Red Sox to a 5-2 victory over the
Williams, who.had gone 0-10 al- Detroit Tigers last night.
though batting .317, was benched Smith, bidding for the Ameri-
and replaced in left field by can League battle title, drilled
rookie Cleo James. his 22hd homer after Mike An-
Major League Standings
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