Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, July 11, 1974 Twins rip sorry Tigers, 11-6 By The Associated Pr M BLOOMINGTON, Minn.-Rod Carew's run - scoring d o u b l e ignited a five-run eighth inning, and Minnesota beat the Detroit Tigers 11-6 last night for the Twins' fourth straight victory. Craig Kusick walked leading off the eighth and stopped at second, on Glenn Borgmann's one-out single. Carew then un- loaded his double to the base of the left-field wall. The Twins went on to pad their margin as Steve Braun was walked intentionally, filling the bases. Harmon Killebrew walked, forcing in one run, Bob- by Darwin singled home two more and Eric Soderholm dou- bled in the inning's final run. Larry Hisle had knocked in four runs for the Twins with a ..three-run homer and a single to stake Minnesota to a 4-2 margin after two innings. y Chisox whipped w MILWAUKEE - Billy Cham- pion pitched a four-hitter, lead- ing the Milwaukee Brewers to a 6-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox last night. The Brewers scored enough to s win with two runs in the second inning, with Don Money's RBI single capping the rally. They added an insurance run APP in the third on George Scott's 10th home run of the baseball season and padded their lead to Bench is 6-1 on Mike Hegan's three-run a fly ball. homer in the seventh. Bosox triumph BOSTON - Reggie Cleveland fashioned a s i x -h i t t e r, and Dwight Evans and Bob Mont- gomery highlighted a two-run fifth with a double steal of sec- ond and home,pacing3the Bos- 7ton Eed Sox to a 3-1 victory over the Texas Rangers last night. ver he left- Cleveland, obtained from the start a two- St. Louis Cardinals after the gainst Jerry 1973 season, went the distance other run 'for the sixth time in 16 starts i's throwing while improving his record to 7-6 Approaching the Bench Rich Morales of the Chicago Cubs slides into the plate in yesterda y's action in Chicago, but Cincinnati catcher Johnny about to take a throw from outfielder Cesar Geronimo and tag out Morales, who had attempted to score from third on The Cubs won anyway, though, 11-3. PHILLIES BEAT HIM Marshall's streak brokei By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA-Dave Cash snapped Los Angeles relief ace M i k e Marshall's consecutive victory string at nine games with a run-scoring single in the ninth inning, giving the Phladel- pha Phillies a 5-4 victory over the Dodgers last nght. Tommy Hutton legged out an infield single leading off the ninth and was wild pitched to second by Marshall, who hadn't lost since June 2. Then Cash singled to right, making a loser of Marshall, 11- 4, and the Dodgers for the first time in the past five games. It was Marshall's 25th relief appearance since losing to the Cubs on June 2. Braves hammer PITTSBURGH - T w o - r u n homers by Dusty Baker and Dave Johnson keyed a 16-hit attack that carried the Atlanta. Braves to a 10-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates 1 a s t night. The Braves chased loser Dock Ellis, 3-8, with three runs in the first inning in a rally capped. by Baker's blast. Reliever John Morlan allowed two Atlanta runs in the second and two more in the third be- fore the third Pittsburgh pitch-, er, Daryl Patterson, yielded the two-run homer to Johnson in the fourth. The Pirates spoiled Morton's bid for a shutout with two runs in the fifth on RBI singles by Mario Mendoza and Ed Kirk- patrick. Padres clout NEW YORK - Dave Winfield socked two home runs and Wil- lie McCovey stroked a two-run single, leading Bill Greif and the San Diego Padres to an 8-1 victory over the New York Mets yesterday. Greif, 4-11, checked the Mets SCORES WORLD FOOTBALL LEAGUE Memphis 4, Detroit 13 Floridae8, Hawaii 7 Phiiadeiphia 33, Portianid 8 on seven hits, striking out five homer of the game o batters and walking three. He center field fence to gave up a fifth-inning run on run second inning ag Wayne Garrett's two-out triple Koosman, 9-6, the and Felix Millan's single. scoring on Koosman Winfield unloaded his first error. Mro'ew I ~ Stonclinas AMERICAN LEAGU East W L Baltimore 46 37 Cleveland 45 37 Boston 46 38 Milwaukee 43 41 Detroit 43 42 New York 41 43 West Oakland 48 37 Kansas City 42 41 Texas 42 45 Chicago 40 43 Minnesota 39 47 California 32 56 Yesterday's Result Boston 3, Texas 1 New York 9, Kansas City 4 Milwaukee 6, Chicago 1 Minnesota 11, Detroit 6 Baltimore 9, California I Only games scheduled Today's Games Texas (Hargan 7-4) a (Lee 9-7). Cleveland (Peterson 7-4) mnoa (Deker 8-9.n irht. 3E NATIONAL LEAGUE Pct. GB East .554 - W L Pct. GB .549 % St. Louis 43 41 .512 -- .548 9 Philadelphia 43 42 .506 9 .512 3 Montreal 40 42 .488 2 .506 4 Chicago 37 45 A51 5 .48 51. Pittsburgh 37 45 A51 5 New York 36 48 A29 7 .565 -- .506 5 West .483 7 Los Angeles 60 28 .682 -- .482 7 Cincinnati 48 37 .565 10_ 453 9! Houston 46 41 .29 13% .364 1714 Atlanta 46 42 .523 14 s San Francisco 39 49 .443 21 San Diego 38 53 .418 23!f Yesterday's Results San Diego 8, New York 1 Chicago 11, Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 5, Los Angeles 4 t Boston Atlanta 10, Pittsburgh 5 San Francisco 4, Montreal 2 at Min- Houston 3, St. Louis 2 Today's Games at Kansas Cincinnati (Kirby 6-5) at Chicago } at Chi-0 (Reuschel 8-6).