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Orioles lose,

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BALTIMORE (AP) - John Denny
had his scoreless pitching streak snap-
ped at 34 2-3 consecutive innings, but
with the help of reliever Dan Spillner
defeated the Baltimore Orioles 4-1 last
night.
Denny, who had thrown three
straight shutouts, kept the Orioles
scoreless until two out in the eighth.
Then, Ken Singleton singled in Al Bum-
bry with Baltimore's run.
DENNY, WHO recorded a career-
high 10 strikeouts and gave up only five
hits, then yielded to Spillner, who
registered his fifth save.
It was the fifth consecutive triumph
for Denny, 8-4, who has allowed only
two earned runs in his last 41 2-3 in-

nings. Denny fanned each batter in the
Baltimore lineup once by the time the
Orioles had batted around twice
through the first five innings.
Five of the first seven Baltimore bat-
ters reached base in the first two in-
nings on three hits and two walks, but
Denny pitched out of trouble with the
help of a double play and catcher Ron
Hassey, who thre outl Bumbry trying to
steal.
The Indians scored once in the fourth
on singles by Jorge Orta and Mike
Hargrove and a sacrifice fly by Toby
Harrah.
Sammy Stewart, 3-6, making his
second start of the season, yielded

another run in the sixth when Rick
Manning doubled, took third after a fly
ball and scored on Hargrove's sacrifice
fly. A double by Von Hayes and Pat
Kelly's single made it 3-1 in the seventh,
and Harrah scored the Indian's final run
on a wild pitch by Tippy Marinez in the
ninth.
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BILLBOARD
A pep rally is scheduled for tonight at
7:00 p.m. for tomorrow's Slippery
Rock-Wayne State football game. The
festivities will be held at Ferry Field,
featuring the Slippery Rock Marching
Band and Rockettes in addition to the
Budweiser Clydesdales. The two foot
ball teams will square off tomorrow it
1:00 p.m. at Michigan Stadium.


Dance
Theatre
Studio
711 N. University
(near State St.)
Ann Arbor
separate classes for:
children:. ballet. creative movement
adults: ballet, modern jazz
new classes
beginning September 14
for current class schedule
and more
information: 995-4242'
1 - 5 weekdays

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