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The Michigan Daily Monday, September 21, 1987 Page 11

Brewers power

past Morris,

Tigers

Jays gaii1
DETROIT (AP) - Dale Sveum,
Robin Yount and Paul Molitor hit
home runs off Jack Morris as the
Milwaukee Brewers homered five
times yesterday in defeating the
Detroit Tigers 11-4, averting a
sweep of their three-game series.
Bill Schroeder and Glen Braggs
also homered for the Brewers.
Morris, 18-9, who has given up
39 home runs - second only to Bert
Blyleven's 42 - was in trouble
from the very first pitch.
Morris, who is only 6-5 since
the All-Star break, gave up six runs,
although only two were earned, on
nine hits in the six innings he
worked.
Juan Nieves, 13-7, gave up two
runs on four hits in the 5 2/3
innings he worked for Milwaukee.
Chuck Crimm pitched the final 3
1/3 innings for his 10th save.
Molitor singled on the game's
first pitch, Yount hit a liner off
second-base umpire Steve Palermo's
shoulder for a single and Greg Brock
hit the third successive single to
score Molitor.
The Brewers got four unearned

game on
runs in the second. B.J. Surhoff, on
second after left fielder Kirk Gibson
misplayed his line drive for an error,
rode home on Sveum's 23rd homer.
Molitor then doubled and scored
ahead of Yount's 18th homer.
Molitor hit his 14th home run in
the fifth and Schroeder hit his 12th in
Milwaukee's four-run seventh, a
two-run shot off Eric King.
Larry Herndon drove in two
Detroit runs with a bases loaded
single in the third.
Gibson hit his 22nd homer
leading off Detroit's two-run eighth,
and Braggs homered for the Brewers
in the ninth, his 13th.
Blue Jays 6, Yankees 2
NEW YORK (AP) - George
Bell, Nelson Liriano and Willie
Upshaw homered, and the Toronto
Blue Jays beat the New York
Yankees 6-2 yesterday, moving

East lead
within one-half a game of the
American League East lead with a
split of their four-game series.
The Blue Jays picked up a full
game on the East-leading Detroit
Tigers, who lost 11-4 to Milwaukee.
Bell's homer was his 46th, tying
him with Mark McGwire of Oakland
for the major league lead.
Twins 3, Indians 2
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Kirby
Puckett hit a two-run homer, and
Les Straker allowed six hits in six
innings, pacing the American
League West-leading Minnesota
Twins over Cleveland 3-2 yesterday.
Puckett hit his 26th home run
over the center-field fence off Rich
Yett, 3-8, Scoring Randy Bush and
boosting the Twins' lead to 3-0 in
the sixth inning. Bush had walked.
Puckett also double and scored in
the second.


Milwaukee left fielder Rob Deer slides safely
game in Detroit, The Brewers defeated the A
Tip of the,
BY RICK KAPLAN
Notre Dame, Washington State "He wou
rand Long Beach State. The good, the fighters I
~bad and the ugly. For a
f Michigan's 1987 non-conference heard the
football schedule is a lot like a "Maybe
Swestern movie. before g
In the opening act, the inex- anently,"
perienced marshall (played by Wol- country
Iverine sophomore quarterback De- Taylor's
inetrius Brown) bursts onto the townsfo
scene with high hopes. "I hear tell with his
that this kid done got dead-eye aim," The n
says the bartender in the town near town's
the A2 Ranch. "He may be green, Judge
but I reckon he'll be a good one 'fore through
too long." conserv
y _In his first action, our hero faces that Bro
a hometown castoff (played by Notre people r
Dame senior QB Terry Andrysiak, He had h
s; from Allen Park, Mich.), returning Mars
long ago left behind. With each side chance f
backed by strong supporting of Coug
a characters, the showdown stacks up invade l
evenly - but Brown has the target on
townies behind him.h is side

-Associated Press
past Tiger catcher Mike Heath in the seventh inning of yesterday's
.L. East leading Tigers, 11.4.

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uld have chased those Irish
from here to Dublin."
week, Marshall Brown
whispers wherever he went.
we should look further
giving him the job perm-
says the clerk at the
store. Deputy Michael
name is mentioned, but the
lk were also unimpressed
work against the Irish gang.
man with the final say on the
marshall stands by Brown.
Schembechler, known
out the land for his ultra-
ative decisions, announces
wn is still his marshall. The
emain skeptical, but no one
allenge Judge Schembechler.
hanged men for lesser crimes.
hall Brown finally gets his
or redemption when a band
ars from Washington State
the A2 Ranch. He hits the
neight of 13 tries, advancing
174 yards. Brown fired one
shot, and ran for another
'hen the sun set Saturday,
gars had turned tail and fled,
g a 44-18 loss.
Washington State battle does
ke the townspeople forget
x-Marshall Harbaugh, but
1 Brown impresses most of
,521 onlookers. Fifty- and
bullets to John Kolesar
rown's accuracy. The young
also displays his long-range
gunning one missed shot 70
the air.
the Cougar threat shot
he mood around the A2
is much more optimistic.
Schembechler, Marshall
and the members of the

posse agree that the victorious fight
increases the marshall's confidence.
However, the experience he gains in
the battle against a reckless western-
style defense may not be very
helpful when he has to face the big
guns of the Big Ten. The psych-
ological edge Brown obtains is more
important than the battlefield lessons
he learned.
The people laugh when the

messenger arrives with the latest
news. A band of 49ers from Long
Beach State will be looking for gold
at the A2 Ranch this weekend.
"Marshall Brown is going to blow
those gold-diggers back to
Californee," says the town tanner,
looking up from his work.
He is busy carving a second notch
in Marshall Demetrius Brown's
gunbelt.

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When the dust settles after the
_ fight, we see the bad guys riding off
into the horizon, taking with them
the spoils of a 26-7 victory.
Andrysiak plays the scene nearly
perfectly, hitting on 11 of 15 shots.
Marshall Brown, meanwhile,
staggers away from the site. Only
four of his 15 shots hit the target.
I, Three of his bullets were intercepted
by innocent bystanders. He leaves
y intact physically, but with a badly
wounded psyche. The residents
around the A2 Ranch begin to
question his ability. "Sure wish we
had the old shooter back," says the
barber, reminiscing about Brown's
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