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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Saturday, June 7, 19751

Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 7, 1975

Bucs
By The Associated Press
PITTSBURGH - A five-run
sixth inning, highlighted by suc-
cessive home runs by Dave
Parker and Richie Zisk, carried
the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-2
victory over the San Francisco
Giants last night.
BENNIE STENNETT started
the rally with a single to left
and, before starter Jim Barr,
6-4, could retire the side, Richie
Hebner doubled for one run, Al
Oliver singled for another, Park-
er hit a two-run homer, his
seventh of the season, and Zisk
hit a solo shot, his second.
Singles by Parker, Willie
Stargell and Manny Sanguillen
gave the Pirates their final run
in the eighth inning.
Cubs cuffed
CINCINNATI - Don Gullett
pitched a five-hitter and George
Foster hit a two-run homer last

gain
night, carrying the streaking
Cincinnati /Reds to a 5-1 victory
over the Chicago Cubs.
Gullett, 7-3, won his third
game in a row as the Reds
posted their 13th victory in the
last 16 games.
FOSTER gave him a 2-0 lead
in the second inning with his
ninth homer of the year, follow-
ing Dan Driessen's single off
Bill Bonham, 5-5. A single by
Pete Rose, the 2,400th hit of his
career, Joe Morgan's double and
Johnny Bench's sacrifice fly
made it 3-0 in the third.
Mets mash
NEW YORK - Phil Niekro
pitched a six-hitter and knocked
in a run, leading the Atlanta
Braves to a 4-1 victory over the
New York Mets last night.
New York starter Randy Tate,
2-5, was in trouble right away,

first in NL

giving up two runs to the
Braves in the first inning on
Dave May's RBI single and a
bases-loaded walk to Larvell
Blanks.
Dave Kingman supplied the
only defense for the Mets with
his eighth homer of the year off
Niekro, 6-4, in the second in-
ning.
Bob Beall drove home an At-
lanta run in the third inning
and Niekro's run-scoring single
in the seventh capped the
Braves' scoring.
Bonds blasts
CHICAGO-Bobby Bonds' 13th
homer of the season-a two-run
shot in the second inning-help-
ed the New York Yankees roll
to their sixth straight victory
with a 5-1 decision over the
Chicago White Sox last night.
Chicago's Wilbur Wood, 2-10,

became the major league's first
10-game loser this season.
WOOD, a 20-game winner the
last four years, couldn't get
through the third inning as the
Yankees whacked him for five
runs and eight hits.
The e a r l y attack enabled
Rudy May to post his sixth vic-
tory against two losses.
The Yankees struck for two
runs in the first inning on sin-
gles by Elliott Maddox and Roy
White, a sacrifice fly by Thur-
man Munson and singles by
Rick Dempsey and Graig Net-
tles.
Frank belts
CLEVELAND - Frank Robin-

East
son's three-run homer in the
eighth inning, his second three-
run shot of the night, powered
the Cleveland Indians to a 7-5
victory over the Texas Rangers
last night.
ROBINSON blasted his game-
winning homer off Ferguson
Jenkins, 5-6, after Rick Man-
ning singled, moved to second
on a sacrifice and to third when
Boog Powell reached base on an
error.
M i k e Hargrove's two - run
homer and Roy Howell's run-
scoring single i nthe fifth inning
helped the Rangers take a 5-4
lead before the Indians rallied.

NCAA world series
begins with ASU win

IN GRASS COURT TOURNEY
Mitton upsets Conners
CHICHESTER, ENGLAND (A) - Jimmy Con- practice on that surface, passing up the clay
nors, the world's top tennis star, was defeated court French Championships.
by South Africa's Bernie Mitton 7-6, 6-1 in a Connors is scheduled to play next in the John
stunning upset at the Rothmans Grass Court Player Tournament at Nottingham starting
Tennis Tournament yesterday. June 16.
Connors, who had coasted to four victories in But he has threatened to pull out of that com-
three days at this tuneup for the Wimbledon petition to protest warnings issued by taurus-
Championships, had reached the semifinals ear- meat officials to his doubles partner, I e Nsa-
lier Friday by eliminating John Bartlett of tage of Romania. Tournament officials said
Australia 6-2, 6-4. yesterday they expect both Connors and Nas-
But against Mitton, he lost the first set on a tase to perform in the $1C3,CCC John Player
tie-breaker and then dropped the second by a event
wide mrgin.event-.
wide margin. "I plan to practice next week, I'm not saying
ea philosophically. where, before going to Nottingham," said Con-
"I came here for match practice and I've had nors.
five matches so it served my purpose," he said. In the first set against Mitton, Connors
"I have two more weeks to go before beginning took a 3-1 lead in the tiebreaker. But sud-
defense of my Wimbledon title and at two o'clock denly the South African turned the tide,
two weeks from Monday, I'll be ready. Watch winning six straight points to take the set.
me go then." In the second set, Mitton took a 3-0 lead and
The loss to Mitton came in Connor's fourth held onto it with powerful serves, passing shots
singles match in two days. He had to double and lobs.
up on his matches because he was competing Connors survived four match points before
in doubles in the Italian Open earlier in the losing.
week and did not arrive at the Rathmans tour- "I'm not too annoyed about this defeat," Con-
nament until Wednesday. nors said later. "I'm so happy to be playing
Connors was expected to win the tourna- again on grass. I had lost two matches at this
ment easily. He had entered this grass court time last year and I've already lost to New-
test so that he could get pre-Wimbledon combe on Jan. 1, so I'm well on schedule."

OMAHA, Neb. (A) - Sopho-
more lefthander Floyd Bannis-
ter weathered a shaky start and
fired a six-hitter last night to
push Arizona State to a 5-3
victory over Fullerton State in
the opening of baseball's 29th
College World Series.
Texas, 48-5, battled Okla-
homa, 50-8, in the other
first-round game in the eight-
team double elimination tour-
nament.
Fullerton State, 36-15, put its
first three runners aboard in
the opening inning as Bannister
handed out three walks. He fol-
lowed by retiring two batters
on a strike out and a fly out
and appeared on the verge of
ending the inning when his wild
pickoff throw to second allowed
a run to score.
Thereafter,ehe was in total
control until the ninth when
Fullerton State got two runs on
three hits.
Third-ranked Arizona State,
59-11, struck back in the bot-
tom of the first on a single
by Tom Fain, an error, a
walk and a two-run single by
Mike Colbern.
The Sun Devils added three
runs in the fourth on a double
by Colbern, an infield out,
Chris Nyman's run-scoring sin-

gle, two errors and a two-run
double by Ken Landreau.
After the shaky start, Bannis-
ter, 15-3, did not walk a batter
and at one stretch retired nine
in a row, including five straight
by strikeouts. His 15 strikeouts
were two shy of the series re-
cord set by Arizona State's Ed-
die Bane.
Major League
Standinas
AMERICAN I.EAGUE
East
W t. Pc. C.1
Boston 27 19 .587 -
New York 26 24 .520 3
Milwakee 23 5 .479 5
Deroit 21 24 .417 5-
Cievtand 22 26 .451 6
Baltimore 20 28 .416 8
Oakland s 2o .600 -
Kansas City 30 23 .566 1!
Minnesota 23 24 .489 5'.1
California 26 27 .4905
Texas 24 26 .480 6
Cihicago 22 24 .440 3
Yesterday's Ganes
Baltimore 3, Kansas City 2
Boston 13, Minnesota 10
Cleveland7,Texas 5
New Yoek 5, Chicago, I
California 6 Milwaukee 0
Detroit at Oakland, tate
Today's Games
Missesota at Boston
Tesas at Cleveland
etroit at Oakland
Kansas City at Baltimore, night
New York at Chicago, night
Milwaukee at California, night
Sunday's Games
Minnesota at Boston
Texas at Cleveland, 2
Kansas City at Baltimore
New York at Chicago
Milwaukee at California
Detroit atO Oakland
NATIONAL LE AGUE
East
W L Pt. G1
Pittsburgh 26 20 .565 -
Chicago 27 22 .551 7%
New York 24 21 .545 1))
Philadelphia 26 24 .531 2
St. Louis 23 25 .468 4
Montreal 16 27 .372
West
Los Angeles 33 22 .593 -
Cincinnati 31 22 .577 1
San Francisco 25 24 .521 5
San Diego 25 27 .481 7!'
Atlanta 2 4 30 .434 8'-
Houston 20 36 .:i64 13
Yesterday's Games
Atlanta 4, New York 1
Cincinnati 5, Chicago 1
San Diego at Montreal, ppd., rai
tos Angeles 3, Philadelphia 2
Pittsburgh 7, San Francisco 2
St. Louis 6, Houston 0
Today's Games
San Francisco (Caldwell 2-5) at
Pittsburgh (Rooker 3-3)
Atlanta (Morton 5-6) at New Yrk
(Matlack 7-3)
Chicago (Burris 6-4) at Cincio-
nati (Billingham 5-3)
San Diego (McIntosh 5-3) at M01-
treal t(Rogers 3-4), night
Los Angeles (Rau 5-5) at 'hila-
delphia (Carlton 4-5), night
St. Louis (McGlothen 5-4) at
Houston (Roberts 3-6), night
Sunday'scGames
San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 2
Chicago at Cincinnati, 2
Los Angeles at Philadelphia
Atlaita at New York
San Diego at Montreal

KANSAS CITY shortstop Freddy Patek (2) gets back to second base safely as Baltimore second basemen Bobby Grich awaits the
throw from pitcher Ross Grimsley in their American League game last night. Patek took third on a fly ball but was stranded
there as Hal McRae grounded out to end the innine-