4 Registration for the All-Campus intramural tennis tournament today through Friday at the I.M. building, 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. SPORTS Lady Wolverine Invitational Golf Meet at University Golf Course; Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 8:00 a.m. .. Page1O t' The Michigan Daily Thursday, September 15, 194 -_-, ,. y BASEBALL ROUNDUP Tigers sweep Indians, win 5-0 By KATIE BLACKWELL Special to the Daily DETROIT - A four-hit pitching per- formance, a trio of triples and two Alan Trammell walks led the Detroit Tigers to a 5-0 victory over the Cleveland In- dians last night at Tiger Stadium before a crowd of 13,208. Glen Abbott pitched nine shutout in- nings, not allowing an Indian player to even reach third base, as the Tigers won their sixth straight game. CLEVELAND STARTER Rick Sut- cliffe, who lasted four and two thirds innings, suffered the loss at the hands of a hot hitting Detroit team. Trammell drew a walk in the first in- ning and promptly rounded the bases as Larry Herndon stepped up to the plate and sent a towering blast to right field for a triple., The Trammell-Herndon combination struck again in the third as Trammell drew another walk and Herndon singled, sending Trammell to third. AP Photo Australia II holds a close lead over America's entry, Liberty, in America's Cup action yesterday. See story page 11. Lance Parrish got the RBI - with yet another single, scoring Trammell and giving Detroit a 2-0 lead. THE TIGERS' second triple of the evening came off the bat of Enos Cabell, who later scored on a Chet Lemon sacrifice fly. Sutcliffe began to fall apart in the fif- th inning when he balked, sending Trammel to second. Kirk Gibson hit the Tiger's third triple, breaking his bat in the process. Trammell scored again and the Tigers led 4-0. Cabeli scored Gibson with his second hit of the evening, and that was all for Sutcliffe. Dan Spillner came on in relief for Cleveland and retired the side, ending the Tigers' hot hitting for the evening. But Abbott kept the lid on the Indians for the remainder of the game on his way to his seventh victory of the year. Some fine defensive plays by Lemon and right fielder Rick Leach helped Abbott keep the Indians under control. Yankees 4, Brewers 1 NEW YORK (AP) - Ken Griffey smashed -threq hits, including a solo home run and a run-scoring single, and Ron Guidry fired a five-hitter for his 19th victory as the New York Yankees downed Milwaukee 4-1 last night, han- ding the Brewers their sixth straight loss. Guidry raised his record to 19-8, striking out five and walking two, and tied Detroit's Jack Morris for the league lead with his 18th complete game. It was the sixth straight triumph for the 33-year-old left-hander, who tied' Vic Raschi for 10th on the all-time Yankee list with 120 victories. Griffey blasted his 11th homer in the HIGH QUALITY COPIES: 3C a COPY (base overnight price for loose sheet-copying, not books) ACCU-COPY 402 Maynard 769-8338 first inning with a drive off the right slugged two-run homers in the fourth field foul pole. inning, helping Steve Carlton beat th Montreal Expos 9-5 for his 298th care. Orioles 5, Red Sox 0 victory in the first game of a two-night doubleheader last night. BOSTON (AP) - Dennis Martinez Carlton notched No. 298 on his sixth and Sammy Stewart combined for a attempt and boosted his season record six-hitter, and Gary Roenicke smacked to 13-15. The all-time major-league a two-run homer to lead the steaking strikeout leader with 3,683, Carlton fan- Baltimore Orioles to a 5-0 victory over ned eight and walked four in eight i- the Boston Red Sox last hight. pings before getting last-inning relief * The win was the sixth straight and help from Al Holland. 19th in 22 games for the Orioles, who Carlton now needs just two to become maintained their 5 -game lead in the the 16th pitcher in major-league histo American League East over Detroit, to record 300 victories. which beat Cleveland. Boston dropped its third straight game-. Cad is 2 Me 1 MARTINEZ, 7-14, gave up four hits in six innings in his first appearance since Aug. 17. He worked out of three jams in which Boston had runners in scoring NEW YORK (AP) - Darrell Porter position with less tan two outs. had three hits, including his 14th homer Stewart pitched the last three innings, of the season in the sixth inning, as the earning his sixth save. St.Louis Cardinals beat the New York Baltimore broke a scoreless tie with Mets 2-1last night. three runs in the fourth inning off John Tudor, 11-11. With one out, Cal Ripken' Neil Allen, 11-12, pitched 51-3 innings singled, took second on Tudor's wild for the victory. Bruce Sutter, the fourth pitch and scored on Eddie Murray's Cardinal pitcher, was credited with his ground-rule double. Roenicke, who hit a .19th save. grand-slam homer against Boston Tuesday night, then hammered his 19th TOM SEAVER, 8-14, was the loser homer of the year deep over the left- and worked seven innings before being field wall. lifted for a pinch hitter. The Orioles added a run in the sixth when Lenn Sakata doubled, moved to The Cardinals took a 1-0 lead with an third on Todd Cruz's inflield single and unearned run in the first inning. Lonnie scored on Rick Dempsey's sacrifice fly. Smith reached base on an error by Ne York third baseman Clint Hurdle, stole Phillies 9, Expos 5 second, and scored one out later on (first game) Willie McGee's single to center field. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Joe Porter's home run on a 1-2 pitch into Morgan and Mike Schmidt each the right field bullpen made it 2-0. USSR-US game off DETROIT (AP) - An exhibition game between the U.S. Olympic hockey team. and the Soviet Union national squad, scheduled for Dec. 5, was cancelled yesterday in protest over the destruction of a Korean passenger plane, officials said. "Shooting down an airliner with civilians aboard was a cold-blooded, barbaric act, and to go through with the game would be in bad taste and a disgrace to the memory of those who were killed and their survivors,"said Mike Ilitch, owner and president of the Detroit Red Wings and Olympia Arenas Inc., in a statement an, nouncing the cancellation. 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