Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 9, 197 Tigers equal club record with 13th consecutive loss By The Associated Press DETROIT - Jim Hughes held Detroit to seven hts and pitched the Minnesota Twins to a 3-1 victory last night that saddled the reeling Tigers with their 13th consecutive setback, tying the club record for futility. The losing streak matched the mark set by the 1920 Tigers and tied in 1953. HUGHES was staked to a run in the opening inning on singles by Dan Ford, Tony Oliva and Eric Soderholm. The Twins made it 2-0 against Joe Coleman, 8-14, in the second when Jerry Terrell led off with a single, moved to third on a two-base throwing error by shortstop To m Veryzer and came home on Lyman Bostock's single. Hughes, 10-9, blanked the Ti- gers until the seventh when they scored on singles by Veryzer, Ron LeFlore and Gary Suther- land. Minnesota then scored an insurance run in the ninth on two-out singles by Glenn Borg- mann, Bostock and Ford. Astros dump Bucs HOUSTON - Cliff Johnson doubled home the tie-breaking run in the third innning and scored on Doug Rader's single as the Houston Astros rallied to defeat the slumping Pitts- burg Pirates 5-3 last night. Jim Crawford, 2-3, replaced starter Doug Konnieczny with two out in the first inning and Pittsburgh ahead 3-0 on Dave Parker's 19th homer and blank- ed the Pirates the rest of the way on four hits. GREG GROSS started Hous- ton's decisive third-inning upris- ing with a leadoff double off reliever Kent Tukelelve, 0-1, and scored on Johnson's one-out double. With two down, Johnson ame home on Rader's bloop sin- gle. Parker blasted his homer fol- lowing Craig Reynolds' leadoff double and a walk. Manny San- guillen chased Konieczny with a two-out single off the pitcher's hand that sent hime to the hos- pital for X rays. Phillies close gap PHILADELPHIA-Dick Allen singled home a run in the ninth, providing the Philadelphia Phil- lies with a 5-4 triumph over the San Francisco Giants last night. Garry Maddox beat out a one-out single, stole second and went to third on Randy Mof- fitt's wild pickoff attempt. Greg Luzinski walked before Allen pumped Moffitt's pitch to left for the game-winning hit. The Giants tied the game 4-4 on Willie Montanez' three-run homer in the eighth. The homer was No. 9 for the San Francisco first baseman. Royals scalped CLEVELAND-Oscar Gamble greeted Kansas City relief ace Doug Bird with a tie-breaking two-run homer in the eighth in- ning last night; powering. the Cleveland Indians to a 4-3 vic- tory that ended the Royals' five- game winning streak. Roric Harrison, 8-7, blanked the Royals on four hits until the top of the eighth when they erased a 2-0 deficit on singles by Tony Solaita and Al Cowens and Fred Patek's two-out, two- run double. The Michigan Daily AP Photo Palmer leads European Open Not Arnold hut Sandra Palmer drives from he first tee mn the third round of the European Women's Open Golf Champion- Sot ship mn Suunngdale, England. Palmer, plsymng on a badly blistered foot, moved into a two-stroke lend with a 72-211, (For information about the Men's PGA tournament turn to Page 11.)--- SPORT S OF T HE D AILY Mnnesota stalls coach selection But Rico Carty singled with one out in the bottom of the eighth and Bird replaced starter and loser Marty Pattin, 8-7. Gamble, who singled h o m e Cleveveland's second run in the fourth inning, promptly whack- ed his eighth home run of the season over the center field fence. Orioles keep winning CHICAGO - D a v e Duncan slugged his eighth home run and Don Baylor lashed a single and a double last night to lead the streaking Baltimore Orioles to a 7-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox. The triumph was the sixth straight for the Orioles, who recently have made a move to- wards the first-place Boston Red Sox in the American League East. Singles by Ken Singleton, Bay- lor and Bobby Grich gave the Orioles a 1-0 lead in the first inning, but Chicago tied it in the bottom of the first on a walk, a wild pitch and a single by Jorge Orta. With one out in the third, Paul Blair singled and scored on a double by Baylor, who then scored on a single by Lee May for a 3-1 lead. Chicago closed the gap with a run in the fourth on singles by Deron Johnson, Bill Melton and Bucky Dent. Duncan hit his homer off loser Wilbur Wood, 12-14, in the sixth inning. - Maio Leaue Stnndilnns AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pt,CGn Boston 68 44 .607 - Baltimore 61 50 .549 6: New York 5 53 .523 91 Milwaukee 53 61 .465 516 Cleveland 51 59 .463 16 Detroit '4 (5 .403 2 West Oakland 69 43 .616 - Kansas City 6 2 0 .554 7 Chicago 55 55.40 1915 Texas 54 60 .473 16 California 49 65 .430 21 Mianesoa 50 -65 .435 201~ Yesterday's Resuts Cleveland 4, Kansas City 3 Minnesota 3, Detroit 1 Texas 6, Milwaukee 4 Balimore 7, Chicago 4 Today's Games Minnesota (Goltz 8-10) at Detroit (Lolich 10-11), 2:15 p.m. Texas (Jenkins 13-12) at Miwau- kee (Hausman 3-3), 2:15 p.m. Boson (Lee 14-6) at Oklad (Siebert 2-), 4:30 p.m. Kansas City (Leonard 8-5) at Cleveland (Eckersley 9-3), 5 p.m. altimore (Pame u6-7) at Chi- ats (Osten 6-i0), 9 P.m. New York (Hunter 15-10) at Cali- fornia (Figueroa 108), 10:30 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L Pet. Ga Pittsburgh 66 47 .584 - Philadelphia 63 50 .558 3 New York 3 64 .518 7 St. Louis 58 54 .518 71% Chiago 3 67 .461 14 Motrei 46261.436 16 West Cincinnati 74 3 .M - Los Angeles 5 55 .518 55~1 San Francisco 55 5 .47 19 San Diego 53 60 .A6 21 Atanta 50 63 .44 4 Houston 41 75 .359 34 Yesterday's Results Atlanta 1-, Chicago 0-3 Montreal , Cncina7at Los Angeles 4, New oYrk 3 Philadelphia 5, san Franeiseo 4 St. Louis 10, san Diego 6 Houston 5, Pittsburgh 3 Today's Games Los Angeles (Hootn 6-9) at New York (Koosman 10-9), 2:15 p.m. Montreal (lail r7-i) at Cinh" natO (Nolan 0-6), 7 p.m. Chicago (Stone 9-5) at Atlanta (Niekro -11-), 7:35 - p.m., preeded by completion of June 12 suspended game. San Fraiseiseo (Montefusco 105) at Philadelpha (Carlton 10-8), 73 p.m. San Diego (Freiseben 5-11) at t, Louis (MGlotea 11-1, 6 p.m. Pittsburgh (tess 12-7) at eo' ton (Richard 7-7), 8:35 p.m. By The Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS - University of Minnesota Athletic Director Paul Giel says the timetable for picking a basketball coach has been moved back to allow candidates for the job an opportunity to visit the school and appear before :he selection committee. "I imagine it'll take about a week longer than I first expected," Giel said Thursday. "We haven't limited our search to just those who applied. This could be called a comprehensive effort." The university's search extended to Creighton Coach Tom Apke Thursday. A sourceclose to the selection process has told the Associated Press that Michigan assistant coach Jim Dutcher, mentioned as a likely replacement for Bill Mussessan, has the support of Giel. Meanwhile .. . MINNEAPOLIS-Bob Larsen, a member of the University of Minnesota's 1972 basketball team, claims he received aid from recruiter Harvey Mackay in violation of the rules of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. In a telephone interview with the Minneapolis Tribune, Larsen said Mackay arranged for Larsen to sell two season basketball tickets for $125, about twice their cost; financed a trip home dur- ing the Thanksgiving holiday, and gave the former player a refrigerator to use in his dormitory room. lakers trade Hawkins. ATLANTA-The Atlanta Hawks of the National Basketball Association obtained forward Connie Hawkins from the Los An- geles Lakers yesterday in exchange for a future draft choice and immediately signed the 6-foot-8 veteran, a Hawks spokesman said. Hawkins, 31, averaged eight points in 43 games for the Lakers last season, missing much of the year with an injured hand. He has a six-year NBA career average of 17.9 points per game. NFL teams wheel, deal Among the several transactions brought about yesterday in the NFL, the Green Bay Packers obtained guard Daryl White- from the Detroit Lions. White was a member of the 1973 Nebraska team and a fourth round draft choice of the Cincinnati Bengals in 1974. Meanwhile veteran running back Bo Scott was released by the Cleveland Browns and running back James McAlister was ob- tained by the Philadelphia Eagles from the Oakland Raiders for an undisclosed draft choice. ABC lines u stars NEW YORK-Former coaches Ara Parseghian and Bob De- vaney will appear as guest commentators on the first two nationally televised college football games of the 1975 season, ABC announced yesterday. Parseghian, who retired as coach at Notre Dame last year, will join play-by-play announcer Keith Jackson for the first tIe- cast of the season, the Missouri-Alabama game on Monday night, Sept. 8. Devaney, former Nebraska coach, will work the Notre Dame-Boston College game on Sept. 15.