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Brewers bottle up Tigers, 5-1
By JON MORELAND beneficiary of Milwaukee's hot bats as designated hitter Ted Simmons in the The Brewers proved
specialtothe Daily he scattered eight hits going the distan- knee with a fast ball to load the bases. weren't done with the fire
AUKEE - For the second ce for Milwaukee. The win raised Ler- Ben Oglivie singled to left to drive in they scored two more
evening, the starting pitcher ch's record to 3-4 on the year. Moore and Cooper with the first two knocked Bailey from then
Detroit Tigers was unable to THE BREWERS wasted no time get- Brewer runs. process. After Tiger man.
Milwaukee Brewer bats as the ting things started against Tiger pit- After Bailey got through the second Anderson saw an infield sin
went down to defeat 5-1 last ching, as they scored in three of the fir- unscathed, he encountered problems Yount and a base hit by Do
County Stadium. st four innings. The first two runs came again in the third. After retiring Paul decided he's seen enough c
e lefthander Howard Bailey against Bailey in the bottom of the first Gantner, he allowed an infield single to the evening. Anderson ther
culprit last night as he failed to inning. Moore and a single to Cooper. Dave Tobik in an attempt
complete innings and suffered With one out in that frame, Charley MOORE, WHO advanced to third on Brewer bats.
th loss against one victory. The Moore singled and moved to second on Cooper's single, scored easily on Sim-
s' Randy Lerch was the a walk to Cecil Cooper. Bailey then hit mons' fly ball to deep left field. Tnhk didn't
that they
works when
runs, and
mound in the
ager Sparky
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of Bailey for
n brought on
t to cool the
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cessful than his predecessor as he
allowed back-to-back singles by Mark
Brouhard and Marshall Edwards. But
Tobik succeeded in retiring Gantner,
Moore and Cooper with no further
damage in the bottom of the fourth.
THE TIGERS, meanwhile, managed
to collect a single run in the third when
they loaded the bases against Lerch
with nobody out. Whitaker led off the
stanza with a single to center and Al
Cowens doubled, putting Tiger runners
on second and third. When Tiger shor-
tstop Alan Trammell hita bouncer back
to the mound, Lerch threw to third
trying to catch Whitaker leaning
toward the plate. His throw was late,
however, and the unsuccessful pickoff
attempt left the bases loaded with
Tigers and none out.
Kemp's sacrifice fly accounted for
the only run the Tigers could muster as
Lerch got John Wockenfuss on strikes
and Lance Parrish on a force out.
The Tigers and Brewers tangle again
tonight in the final contest of the four-
game series.
Aerial attackH
Pilot Steve Grossruck maneuvers his motor glider, the Kasperwing, through the wild blue yonder of the Seattle
Kingdome Tuesday. Grossruck said that as far as he knows, it was the first time that a powered-fixed-wing craft had
flown inside a building. Two planes will race inside the structure on Sunday.
MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP:
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Chicago's
Ron LeFlore drove in one run and took
away two with a great catch yesterday,
leading the White Sox to a 3-0 victory
over the Oakland A's.
Ross Baumgarten and Lamarr Hoyt
combined on a five-hitter as Chicago
moved to within two games of the
division-leading A's in the American
League West.
THE WHITE SOX opened a 2-0 lead in
the top of the second off starter Rick
Langford.
In the fifth inning, LeFlore went high
above the left-field wall to take a two-
run homer away from Rickey Hender-
son.
The White Sox scored once in the
seventh on a double by Bill Almon, a
single by LeFlore and a run-scoring
grounder by Mike Squires.
Orioles 6, Yankees 5
BALTIMORE (AP) - A bases-loaded
single by Terry Crowley in the ninth in-
ning gave the Baltimore Orioles a 6-5
victory over the New York Yankees last
night and a sweep of the three-game
series.
The Orioles, who also got two homers
and four RBI's from Doug DeCinces,
loaded the bases with one out in the nin-
th against Rich Gossage, making his
first relief appearance ii nine'days af-
ter pulling a Eack-nitr' c d: tangles' by '
op A's
Rich Dauer and Jim Dwyer and an in-
tentional walk to Eddie Murray filled
the bases.
Pinch-hitter John Lowenstein groun-
ded into a force play at the plate, but
Crowley, who hit two homers in
Baltimore's Tuesday night victory,
singled to right to score Dwyer with the
winning run.
Red Sox 10, Indians 5
BOSTON (AP) - Jim Rice belted two
homers and Rick Miller and Dwight
Evans one each last night as the Boston
Red Sox rode a six-run fourth inning to
a 10-5 victory over the Cleveland In-
dians, snapping Bert Blyleven's six-
game winning streak.
Unbeaten relief ace Mark Clear ear-
ned his sixth victory by stopping the In-
dians over the final 4% innings,
allowing six hits, while striking out
seven.
SCORES
American League
Milwaukees, Detroit I
Chicago 3, Oakland 0
Baltimore 6, New York 5
Minnesota 2, Texasnl
National League
Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 2
Montreat4, St.Louis i
Atlanta 3, Los Angeles 2
Y.~ ork3~Philadelphia I,-
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