The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 7, 1979-Page 11 MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP BALI allowed notched while p a 3-0 d Royals Lee A torff si Dave S fifth, a 11th he Orioles Mart City b singled Orioles blank Royals, 3-0 By The Associated Press out before Spencer singled to drive in drive to left field that just missed being yesterday. TIMORE - Dennis Martinez Nettles.. a homer. He ended up at third and came Dale Murray, an ex-Red I four hits, struck out nine and Cubs 3 Padres 0 home on Jerry Martin's double. for the victory after working his eighth consecutive victory CHICaGO (The Cubs scored again in the seventh in relief of starter JesseC itching the Baltimore Orioles to CHICAGO - Rick Reuschel and on a single by pinch hitter Steve went the first five inni decision .over the Kansas City Bruce Sutter combined for a four-hitter Dillard, a sacrifice by Ivan DeJesus longest stint in his rookie ye yesterday. and Dave Kingman continued his torrid and singles by Ted Sizemore and The Reds' used three rel Way's RBI double off Paul Split- hitting with a run-scoring triple, Bill Buckner. Manny Sarmiento taking th cored the first Baltimore run. sparking the Chicago Cubs to a 3-0 vic- The Mets, trailing 2-0, sco kaggs' single made it 2-0 in the tory yesterday over the San Diego Mets 5, Reds 3 the sixth on a Youngbloods nd Gary Roenicke rapped his Padres. CINCINNATI - Frank Taveras Taveras double. New Yorl ome run in the sixth for the The Cubs got two runs off Randy drove in two runs and Joel Youngblood batters to the plate in the 'final tally. Jones after two men were out in the fir- and Doug Flynn each had run-scoring ning as John Stearns led inez retired the first 10 Kansas st inning. Ted Sizemore was on first doubles during a four-run seventh in- single, stole second, movec atters before George Brett with a walk when Kingman, who is 9- ning as the New York Mets rallied for a an Elliot Maddox single anc in the fourth, and then set down for-20 with four homers and nine RBI's 5-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds tying run on Flynn's double , got credit g one inning Orosco, who gs for the ar. ievers, with e loss. red a run in single and a k sent eight seventh in- off with a Ito third on A scored the Flynn then seven more in a row prior to Willie Wilson's two-out single in the sixth. The 24-year-old right-hander has hurled Baltimore's only two shutouts of the season and has seven of the mound staff's 16 complete games. Yankees 3, Twins 2 NEW YORK - Jim Spencer's pinch single scored the winning run with two out in the ninth inning to give the New York Yankees a 3-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins yesterday. New York's Ron Guidry, who surren- dered the tying run on Bob Randle's RBI single in the top of the ninth, ear- ned the victory after limiting the Twins to five hits. Graig Nettles opened the Yankee nin- th with a single and was sacrificed to second by Darryl Jones. After Chris Chambliss walked, Mike Marshall relieved Jerry Koosman. Roy White then forced Chambliss for the second BILLBOARD The University of Michigan Graduate Soccer Team is holding a tryout for its summer season Sunday, June 10th at 2:00 p.m. The session will take place at Fuller Field, located alongside Fuller Pool. All experienced soccer players are welcome to attend, however, preference will be given to graduate students likely to be in town in the fall. For further information contact Mat- thew Lynes at 995-3461 or 764-7239. was driven in by Youngblood, both Youngblood and pinch hitter Alex Trevino scoring on Taveras' single. zS UNJUNS Mlen's & Women's " LngWear * Great Comfort! MAST'S 619 E. Liberty 217 S. Main NEW YORK METS runner Frank Taveras grimaces after being tagged out at home plate by Cincinnati Reds' catcher Vic Correll in yesterday's 5-3New York triumph. STROKING FOR NUMBER 4: Lopez loose on tour MASON, Ohio (AP) - Nancy Lopez, abreast of her record-setting pace of a year ago, shakes off any pressure surrounding her bid this week for a fourth straight victory and second con- secutive LPGA Championship title. She oame to the Nicklaus Golf Center as a 21-year-old rookie last year. She had won her third straight tournament and went on to win five in a row and yearly earnings of more than $205,000, both unprecedented in the LPGA. MAYBE IT'S maturity. Maybe it's experience. Maybe it's her new married life, but Lopez says the pressure is not as great this time, even though she's on another streak and ranks as the game's top money winner with more than $118,000. "Right now, I don't feel any pressure. If I do win five in a row again, maybe there might be pressure in the sixth tournament," Lopez said. The field of 114 regards Lopez as the one to beat in this'$150,000 event begin- ning today, the first recognized major tournament of the year for the LPGA tourists. "SHE'S EVEN gotten longer than last year," said veteran Judy Rankin, who had the single season LPGA money mark until Lopez arrived. "Her length gives her more margin for error," Rankin said. "And she's probably the best putter this tour ever has seen." 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