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THE SUMMER DAILY

Friday, July 27, 1973

B rnkman's HR wins,
Howard adds 2HRs to aid Tigers


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By The Associated Press
DETROIT - Ed Brinkman crashed a game-winning solo
home run in the ninth inning and towering Frank Howard
hit a pair of homers, propelling the Detroit Tigers to a 6-5
victory over the Boston Red Sox last night.
The Tigers had tied the game in the eighth on Howard's
fifth homer of the baseball season and Al Kaline's run-pro-
ducing single. Boston took a 5-3 lead in the seventh when Or-
lando Cepeda scored Carl Yastrzemski with his 15th homer
of the season.
The Red Sox took a 2-0 first- Vic tricoleS
inning lead on Reggie Smith's
homer after Luis Aparicio had ARLINGTON, Tea. - The
doubled and then added another Texas Rangers chased double
run in the second after Doug no-hit Nolan Ryan with a five-
Griffin singled, stole second and run outburst in the seventh inn-
scampered home on Tommy mg, including triples hy Vic Har-
Harper's single to center field. ris and Larry Biittner, to back
Detroit scored two runs in the Jim Bibby's two-hit pitching for
fifth when Jim Northrup's dou- a 7-1 victory over the California
ble drove home Norm Cash and Angels in the first game of yes-
Aurelio Rodriguez, who both had terday's twinight doubleheader.
singled. Howard's homer in the Ryan, 11-13, had a 1-0 lead
and a four-hitter before Harris
For all the news on the Sec- tripled with one out and beat the
retariat-Riva Ridge match race, throw from first baseman Mike
tune into page 11 and Sports of Epstein on Jim Spencer's field-
The Daily. er's choice grounder, tying the
game.
sixth tied it and Boston then took Alex Johnson's double scored
a short-lived lead on the seventh Harris and Biittner followed
on Cepeda's blast. with his triple. Aurelio Montea-
gudo relieved Ryan and served
Munson singles up a two-run homer to Bill Su-
NEW YORK - Thurman Mun- dakis, his sixth of the baseball
son's single with one out in the season.
12th inning, his fourth hit of the
game, scored Bobby Murcer N EtlE:'5s'..Py.222:.-c2'
from second base and gave the
New York Yankees a 1-0 victory Maj r League
over the Milwaukee Brewers last
night.s o
Pat Dobson and Sparky Lyle AMERICAN LEAGUE
limited the Brewers to five hits.-Fast
Jim Colborn, 13-6, held the w L Pet. Gi
Yankees to eight hits until the New York 58 44 .569 -
Bltimnore- 52 42 .553 2
12th but started his own down- Boston 52 45 .53t3?
fall when he issued a leadoff Detroit 50 48 .510 6
walk to Murcer and then threw Mi6waukee 47 0 .485 8
late to second on Ron Blom- west
berg's sacrifice bunt. Oakland 43 .566 -
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AP Photo
BALTIMORE PITCHER DAVE McNALLY was felled by a Chris Chambliss line drive in baseball action
last night. McNally was hit in the face with the shot but was not seriously injured due to the fact that
he has his glove in front of his face. Third sacker Brooks Robinson tries to comfort McNally who
is obviously in a great deal of pain. Baltimore split with the Indians, winning the first game on
Bobby Grich' grand slam but losing the nightcap 6-4.
NO. 1 ACTIVE HURLER
Gibsonsslmlifts


By The Associated Press
ST. LOUIS-Bob Gibson socked
a grand slam home run and a
single to drive in five runs while
pitching the St. Louis Cardinals
to a six-hit 13-1 victory over the
New York Mets in the first game
of yesterday's twi-night double-
header. Alan Foster worked out
Lions trade
Baltimore (A) - The Balti-
more Colts traded wide receiv-
er - placekicker Jim O'Brien,
whose 32-yard field goal with
five seconds left won Super
Bowl V, to the Detroit Lions
yesterday night in exchange for
an undisclosed draft choice.
A Colts' spokesman said the
draft pick involved in the
O'Brien deal had been sent to
the Lions last month in a trade
that brought veteran defensive
tackle Joe Schmiesing to Balti-
more.
Hof numerous jams and Bernie
Carbo threw out two runners on
the basepaths and doubled home
the game's first run as the high-
flying Cardinals completed a
sweep by taking the nightcap 2-1.
The Cards, who' have won four
in a row and nine of their last
12 starts, boosted their lead in
the National League's Eest Di-
vision to 1/2 games over the
Chicago Cubs, who divided two
games with Pittsburgh.
Gibson, 11-9, becoming base-

ball's winningest active pitcher
with his 236th career triumph,
ripped both his hits off reliever
John Strohmayer after the Cards
mounted a 6-1 lead against start-
er Jon Matlack, 7-13.
Ken Reitz and Carbo singled
and Mike Tyson walked in the
fifth inning before the 37-year-
old Gibson rifled his second ca-
reer grand slam over the left
field wall.
Hebner homers
CHICAGO - Richie Hebner's
tiebreaking home run in the
fourth inning carried Dock Ellis
and the Pittsburgh Pirates to a
3-2 victory over Chicago yester-
day after the Cubs had posted a
10-9 triumph in the completion of
a suspended game.
Chicago held a 10-8 lead after
six innings of a contest called
because of darkness April 21.
The only additional run the Pi-
rates picked up was a homer by
Rennie Stennett with two out in
the ninth,. Reliever Bob Locker

completed the game to gain his
fifth victory in nine decisions.
Bonds blasts
SAN FRANCISCO - Tito Fuen-
tes' run-scoring single in the 10th
inning lifted San Francisco to
victory in the nightcap and Bob-
by Bonds drove in five runs with
a pair of homers, powering the
surging Giants to a 10-12, 6-5
doubleheader sweep over the
San Diego Padres yesterday.
Bonds' three-run homer cap-
ped a four-run rally off loser
Steve Arlin, 6-8, in the sixth in-
ning of the opener, as the Gi-
ants backed Ron Bryant, the Na-
tional League's leading hurler at
15-7, with a 20-hit attack.
Fuentes' game - winning hit
snapped a deadlock after the Pa-
dres tied it in the eighth when
John Grubb scored when Gary
Maddox dropped Leron Lee's fly
to center and Lee came home on
Gene Locklear's groundout.
Bonds.belted a two-run homer,
his 27th of the baseball cam-

Ca
paign, off relieve
2-2, as the Giants
deficit in the fou
second game wh
their sixth straig
Aaron steal
CINCINNATI-
stole his first ba
in the eighth in
the tie-breaking
Lum's single, hel
Braves to a 6-4
Cincinnati Reds
yesterday's t w i
header.
Pete Rose an
drove in Cincinn
runs and FredI
his third straigh
Reds won the(
tending their wi
six games and th
skein to seven.
Aaron, whose7
runs are second
record 714, drew
from loser Ross
and swiped sec
there as DustyI
and Dave Johnso
ly smashed his 2
the season, but
with a tie-breakir
Rogers ream
PHILADELPHI
rookie Steve Rog
hitter in the firs
Breeden's home
Expos capture tI
sweep yesterday'
bleheader fromt
Phillies 4-0 and

KassCity 5 4 .39 2?'
Minnesota 50 47 .515 5
Chicago 50 49 .505 6
Calitornia 48 54) .489 7'!
Texas 36 61 .371 19
Yesterday's Results
Baltimore 8, Cleveland 4, 1st game
Cleveland 6, Baltimore 4, 2nd game
Texas 7, California 1, 1st game
Texas 8, California 0, 2nd game
Minnesota 5, Oakland 1, 1st game
Oakland at Minnesota, 2nd game, inc.
Chicago 7, Kansas City 4, 1st game
Chicago at Kansas City, 2nd game, inc.
r Vicente Romo, New York 1, Milwaukee 0, 12 innings
s overcame a 3-2 Detroit 6, oday's Gams
rth inning of the Milwaukee (Slaton 7-8) at New
tile streaking to York (stotetytre 12) )
Oaland tHamniltoin 5-3) atine
ht victory nsota (Blyleven 12-9)
California (Wright 8-13) at Texas
S (Mercitt i-S)
Cleveland (Sttom 1-9 and Rosman
- Hank Aaron 3-10) at Baltimore (Palmer 11-6 and
Ise of the season Jeffterson 3-2), 2n
sing and scared o nston(Lee 12 4) at Detroit (Per-
nig ads e ry 9-10)
run on Mike Chicago (Stone 4-9) at Kansas City
ping the Atlanta (Busby 7-10)
victory over the NATIONAL LEAGUE
and a split of East
- n i g h t double- St. Louis53 4 .540 -
Chicago 52 47 .525 1'
d Dan Driessen Pits 4a5.4711
ais first three Philadelphia 46 53 .465 7
Norman pitched New York 42 53 .442 91,
t victory as the West
opener 5-3' ex- Ios Ange-les 63 33 .6311
Cincinnati 58 43 .574 3'
nning streak to San Francisco 58 43 .574 5'.
i Braves' losing Houston 52 50 .510 12
Atlanta 46 58 .442 19
San Deg 3 63 .330 30
700 career home Yesterday's Results
to Babe Ruth's Montreal 4, Philadelphia 0, 1st game
a lead-off walk Montreal 5, Philadelphia 1, 2nd game
Chicago 00, tPittsburegh 95ist ganme
Grimsley, 10-6, Pittsburgh , Chicago 2,2nd game
ond. He stayed St. Louis 13, New York 1, 1st gamn
Baker lined out St. Louis 2, New York 1, 2nd game
Cincinnati 5, Atlanta 3, 1st game
n, who previous- Atlanta 6, Cincinnati 4, and game
5th home run of San Francisco 10, San Diego 2, 1st game
Lum followed San Francisco 6, san Diego 5, 2nd
game, 10 innings
2g single. Houston at Los Angeles, inc.
Today's Games
is Pittsburgh (Briles 9-9) at Chicago
A - Montreal (Gura 2-3)
Atlanta (Morton 8-7) at Cincinnati
ers threw a one- (Billingham 14-6)
t game and Hal Houston (Forsch 8-9) at Los An-
geles hpd(Downing 8-4)
run helped the Montreal (McAnally 7-5) at Phila-
he nightcap and delphia (Lonborg 9-7)
S twi-night dou- New York (Seaver 11-5) at St. Louis
the Philadelphia (MSane 11-1)
5-1. Fran isco(Maricha l8-5)

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