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Cincy clinches di ision crown

By The Associated Press
CINCINNATI - The Cincin-
nati Reds clinched their fifth
National League Western Divi-
sion title in seven years last,
night, beating the San Diego
Padres 9-1 as rookie Pat Zach-
ry notched his 14th victory.
Zachry, supported by a 12-hit
Cincinnati attack, scattered
eight hits to lift his record to
14-5. The 6-foot-5 right-hander
struck out eight and walked
three as the Reds claimed the

NL West title with 10 games
left in the season.
The Reds knocked out Pad-
res starter Tom Griffin, 7-7,
then raked relief ace ButchI
Metzger for five hits and three
runs in two innings.
Johnny Bench and Tony Per-
ez drilled two-run bases-loadedI
singles to key a four-run sixth
inning that broke the game
open.
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tional league playoffs will be
the survivor of the Pittsburgh-
Philadelphia race in the East.
The Phils ran their lead to five
games, defrocking the Cardinals;
5-1 after the Bucs split an after-
noon doubleheader with Chicago.
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Royals flush
KANSAS CITY - Hal McRae
and John Mayberry lashed run-'
scoring singles as the Kansas
City Royals defeated Oakland
3-1 Tuesday night, fattening'
their lead to seven games over
the A's in the American League
West Division. ,
It was a club record 43rd
road loss this year for the A's,
who have dominated the AL
West since 1971.
Oakland starter Stan Bahn-
sen, 8-7, held the Royals hit-
less until the third inning, then
yielded McRae's RBI single
after walking Jim Wohlford and
s igs ith
Braves

By MARK WHITNEY
NOW THAT EVERYONE has had a chance to settle down
and get into their routines, it's time to think about keep-
ing those Mr. and Miss America bodies that grace our cam-.
pus slim and trim despite all-night parties and beaucoup de
booze.
If handball, squash, etc., is your passion, or if you're just
stuck in an exercise rut and looking for something new, the
intramural buildings offer courts, reservations and equipment
to help you get in shape with something besides Jack La-
Lanne reruns.
The IM building at State and Hoover has 14 courts, ten'

(eorge B r e t t. Mayberry's
single then scored Brett.
The A's tagged Kansas City
starter Doug Bird, 12-9, for a'
run in the sixth on consecutive
doubles by Campy Campaneris
and Joe Rudi.
A sacrifice fly by Mayberry'
off reliever Rollie Fingers in
the eighth gave the Royals an
insurance run.
Kansas City Manager Whitey
Herzog complained during the
game that Oakland players in!
the bullpen were using binocu-
lars to steal signs and an-
nounced that his team was
playing under protest. -A search
of the bullpen failed to turn up
the field glasses.
Iihrdiratehing
DETROIT - Mickey Stanley
and Ben Oglivie drove in two
runs each to help rookie Mark
"The Bird" Fidrych to his 17th
victory Tuesday night as the
Detroit Tigerssnapped a six-
game losing streak with a 5-3
victory over the Cleveland In-'
dians.
The triumph raised Fid-
rych's record to 17-9, and putI
him in a tie with Baltimore's
Tim Palmer for the American l
WE'RE
KICKING
THE CAN

Stanley hit a two-run, two-
out double in the first inning
after a single by Oglivie, a walk
to Rusty Staub and a single by
Willie Horton in which Oglivie
was thrown out over-running
third.
Detroit added three runs in
the seventh off starter and loser
Rick Waits, 7-8.
Cleveland scored its runs in
the eighth when Smith singled,
Ray Fosse walked, and Duane
Kuiper walked to load the
bases with no outs. Rick Man-
ning singled in two runs and
Larvell Blanks drove inthe oth-
er with a force out grounder.
SCORES 
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 4-1, Chicago 3-2
Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 1
Montreal 4, New YorkU
Cincinnati 9, San Diego 1
Atlanta 6, Houston 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 5, Cleveland 3
Kansas City 3, Oakland 1
Boston 7-1, Milwaukee 1-3
Baltimore 11, New York S
(10 innings)

League lead
games with 22.

in complete

AP Photo
AGELESS WONDER LUIS TIANT is shown in early action from the Red Sox' 7-1 vic-
tory over Milwaukee in the opening game of a doubleheader last night. It was "Looey's"
twentieth victory against 11 defeats, the fourth time he has reached that plateau in his
career. He won in style, striking out 12 Brewers while walking only one.

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of which require reservations. There are four challenge courts; BUFFALO (A) - Adrian Dant-
one each for handball, squash, racketball and paddleball. ley, who led the U.S. Olympic
Reservations should be made between 5 and 7 p.m. for the basketball team to a gold medal
following day. Go to the IM building or call 763-3163 for hand- in Montreal this summer, signed
ball, racketball and paddleball, or 763-3562 for squash. a multi-year contract with the
Buffalo Braves yesterday.
The procedure at the new IM complex on Central Cam- Dantley, a 6-5 forward who
pus is the same, except the numbers to call are 764-8167 needs nine credit hours to grad-
for handball, racketball and paddleball, and 763-3084 for uate from Notre Dame, was the
squash. The central campus building has 14 courts also, but Braves' first-round pick in the
they are set up differently than on Hoover. Eight courts National Basketball Association
are reserved for squash, and one each for hand, racket draft last spring.
and paddleball. There are three challenge courts. Again NEITHER he nor the Braves
call 5-7 p.m. for the next day or ask in person. would disclose terms of the con-
Citizens of North Campus have a choice of five courts in tract.
their new playhouse. There is a reserved court for each sport, was for five years and could pay
and one open squash court. To get dibs on one, call 764-2117 him in excess of $100,000 a year.
at the same time as the others. If, for some strange reason, I Dantley said that he would
it simply slips your mind to call at the right time, call the get a bonus if he completes his
next day, once in a while- they can squeeze you in. college education.
If you don't have your own equipment, all three facili- Dantley, an All-American at
ties rent gear for a small fee. There are daily lockers avail- Notre Dame, led the unbeaten
able for 25 cents, and if you forget or don't have a towel U.S. Olympic squad in scoring
another quarter will keep you dry. with 116 points, a 19.3 average
per game, and scored 30 in the
For those interested in obtaining a permanent locker at per game andis 30ai t
final game against Yugoslavia.
one of the facilities, there are still w-ien's lockers available
at North Campus and at Hoover and E . while the only men's beome A tar er t he so-calle
lockers still open are at the old boiliing. At all three, a fee small forward position since
of $17 is charged for two terms, with a $2 refund at the end Jim McMillian, also 6-5, recently;
of the second term. If you cancel your locker reservation after was sold to the New York'
the first term, the cost for the second term will be refunded Knicks.
also. I Dantley would be on the for-
If all of your questions on the handball and squash courts wr lie wit J No
and procedures haven't been answered, or if you have ques- j aDame teammate John Schu-
mate, 6-9, and center Bob Mc-
tions concerning any other aspect of the intramural facilities, Adoo, 6-10, the NBA's scoring
call the IM hotline, 763-1313. champion the last three seasons.

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