The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, June 2,.1982-Page 15
MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP
Cleveland makes it nine in a row

CLEVELAND (AP) - Karl Pagel
drew a bases-loaded 'walk from Min-
nesota reliever Ron Davis in the bot-
tom of the eighth inning to force in the
lead run and the Cleveland Indians
recorded their ninth consecutive vic-
tory last night, a 6-4 decision over Min-
nesota that saddled the Twins with their
13th consecutive defeat.
The losing streak matches the
previous high of 13 straight for the Min-
nesota franchise - set in 1961, the year
the club moved from Washington - and
is the longest in the majors this season.

The Twins have lost 18 of their last 19
contests and27 of 30.
WITH TWO out in the Cleveland
eighth, Von Hayes singled off Davis, 1-
6. After Hayes stole second, Ron
Hassey was intentionally walked and
Jack Perconte also walked to load the
bases. Pagel, making his first ap-
pearance since being recalled from the
minors. walked on a 3-1 pitch to force
Hayes home. Paul Boris walked Miguel
dilone to force a second run across.
Reliever Ed Glynn, 1-0, was the win-
ner and Dan Spillner pitched a

scoreless ninth to record his fifth save.
Andre Thornton cracked his 15th
home run of the season, a three-run shot
in the fourth inning, to help the Indians
build a 4-2 lead.
Blue Jays 5, Yankees 2
TORONTO (AP) - Barry Bonnell
drove in the tying and lead runs with a
bases-loaded single off New York relief
ace Rich Gossage in the eighth inning
and Jesse Barfield added a two-run
double as the Toronto Blue Jays rallied
to defeat the Yankees 5-2 last night for
their fourth consecutive triumph.
Gossage, the third Yankee pitcher,
came on with one out in the eighth in-
ning and runners at first and second.
He walked pinch hitter Buck Martinez
on four pitches and Bonnell rapped his
next pitch into center field for the
game-winning hit. Barfield's double
made it 5-2.
Dale Murray, 3-2, who relieved Jerry
Garvin in the seventh inning, was the.
winner with three innings of 'one-hit
relief. Shane Rawley, 3-2, was the
loser.
Rawley walked pinch hitter Garth
Lorg to start the Toronto eighth and
then threw late to second on Willie Up-
shaw's sacrifice bunt. The runners ad-
vanced on a wild pitch and Rawley
struck out Dave Revering before giving
way to Gossage.
Braves 7, Mets 3
NEW YORK (AP)- Dale Murphy's
three-run homer keyed a four-run first
inning and the Atlanta Braves went on
to a 7-3 victory over the New York Mets
last night.
Murphy took over leadership in the
National League home run race with 15.
He also is the leader at driving in runs
with 42.
Randy Jones, 6-4, was the victim of
the Braves' assault in the first inning,
allowing all four runs without retiring a
batter before he was lifted. The game
marked Jones' second attempt to notch
the 100th victory of his career.
Atlanta's Ken Dayley, 2-2, gave up a
two-run homer in the fourth to Ellis
Valentine and a solo shot to Rusty Staub
in the sixth before needing relief help.
Steve Bedrosian and Gene Garber pit-
ched the last 32-3 innings, finishing up a
combined six-hitter.
Pirates 3, Dodgers I
PITTSBURGH (AP) - John Can-

delaria and two relievers combined on
a five-hitter and Bill Madlock hita two-
run homer to pace the Pittsburgh
Pirates to a 3-1 victory over the Los
Angeles Dodgers last night.
After the start of the game was
delayed 65 minutes by rain, Madlock
rapped his two-run shot in the first in-
ning off loser Jerry Reuss, who fell to 5-
5 with his fourth loss infive decisions.
LEE LACY singled up the middle
with one out in the Pirate first and
Madiock drove Reuss' next pitch over
the left field wall for his fifth homer.
Pittsburgh added a run in the second.
Johnny Ray singled, took second on
Dale Berra's walk, moved to third on
Candelaria's sacrifice bunt and scored
on a wild pitch by Reuss.
Candelaria, who retired the first 10
batters before yielding a single to Bill
Russell, surrendered a solo home run to
Ron Cey in the fifth inning, his fifth.
Padres 9, Cubs 1
CHICAGO (AP) - Ruppert Jones
slugged a three-run homer and Brad
Perkins drove in three runs with a
triple and a single yesterday, powering
the San Diego Padres to a 9-1 victory
over the Chicago Cubs.
The Padres, who earned their seven-
th victory in 11 games, scored four runs
in the second inning and four more in
the third as the Cubs suffered -their
third straight defeat.
John Montefusco, 3-4, was the winner,
but he worked only five innings. Eric
Show finished to gain his second save.
Randy Martz, 4-4, too the loss.
JONES OPENED the second inning
with a single, stole second and scored
on a single by Sixto Lezcano. One out
later, Joe Lefebvre was given an inten-
tional walk. Perkins then tripled both
runners home and scored on Mon-
tefusco's squeeze bunt.
Tim Flannery and Garry Templeton
singled in the third before Jones hit his
eighth homer of the season and second
in two games. Terry Kennedy then
doubled and scored on a single by
Perkins.
The Padres added another run in the
fourth on a single by Flannery and a
doubly by Templeton.
The Cubs averted a shutout when
Jody Davis tripled in the third inning
and scored on a sacrifice fly by Bump
Wills.

LOS ANGELES RAMS quarterback Pat Haden, shown here in a 1979 file
photo, ended his six-year career when he announced his retirement yester-
day.
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Haden calls it quits
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP)- Pat Haden, former starting quarterback for the
Los Angeles Rams and a star at the University of Southern California, has
announced his retirement from professional football, the Rams announced
yesterday.
Haden, 29, who joined the Rams in 1976 after a season in the now-defunct
World Football League, threw for 52 touchdowns for the Rams of the
National Football League. During that time, he battled a series of injuries
and survived several challenges to his job from taller, stronger-armed quar-
terbacks.
A SPOKESMAN for the Rams said that Haden will become a color com-
mentator for CBS television.
Haden, who also has a law degree, spent parts of two years as a Rhodes
Scholar at Oxford University in England following graduation from
Southern Cal.
With the acquisition of 6-foot-3 Bert Jones from Baltimore, it was apparent
that the 5-11 Haden would not be the starting quarterback for the Rams this
year.e .
DURING HIS six years with the Rams, the NFL club had a record of 35-18-
1 when he started. He completed 731 passes in 1,363 attempts but was beset
by injuries.
He suffered a broken finger in 1979 in the 10th game and he also broke a
finger in the first game of 1980 when he played a backup role the rest of the
season. Quarterback Vince Fgrragamo, who led the Rams to the Super Bowl
in the 1979 season, left the Rams after the 1980 season to join Montreal of the
Canadian Football League.
In 1977, he was second in NFL pass ratings and was chosen to play in the
Pro Bowl.

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