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Thursday, June 10, 1982
MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP

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The Michigan Daily

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Tigers slip past Indians

DETROIT (AP) - Detroit's Jerry
Turner hit a two-run homer to back the
seven-hit pitching of Jack Morris and
the Tigers defeated the Cleveland In-
dians 2-1 in the first game of a twi-night
doubleheader yesterday.
The Indians had jumped out to a 1-0
lead in the second inning when Rick
Manning singled, moved to second on a
walk to Ron Hassey and scored on
Jerry Dybzinski's two-out single.
THE SCORE remained that way until
the Detroit seventh as Morris, 8-5, and
Cleveland's Len Barker, 7-3, dueled
masterfully.
In the seventh, however, Kirk Gibson
led off with a single and came home on
Turner's third homer of the season, a
shot into the upper deck in right field on
an0-2 count.
Morris, who leads the American
League with eight complete games,
struck out three and walked two.
Barker, who saw his consecutive-vic-
tory string snapped at three while suf-
fering his first defeat onthe road this
season, yielded just six hits, struck out
five and walked two.
Red Sox 3, Yankees 2
BOSTON (AP)- Tony Perez belted
his 360th major-league home run and
Bruce Hurst and Bob Stanley combined
on an eight-hitter yesterday as the
Boston Red Sox won their fifth game in
a row, a 3-2 decision over the New York
Yankees.
Reid Nichols had a double and a
single, scoring Boston's second run and
driving in the third in helping to send
the Yankees to their fifth straight loss.
HURST, 2-1, gave way to Stanley af-
ter Ken Griffey and Dave Winfield
opened the sixth with singles. Stanley,
earning his third save, ended the threat
by getting Lou Piniella to hit into a
double play and striking out Bobby
Murcer.
Perez opened the scoring against
New York left-hander Tommy John, 4-
6, with.his third homer of the season
leading off the Boston second. The
homer moved the 40-year-old veteran
slugger past Johnny Mize into 29th
place among baseball's all-time home
run hitters. He trails Hall of Famer Joe
DiMaggio by one.
Boston made it 2-0 in the third as
Nichols doubled, took third on a single
by Jerry Remy and scored as Jim Rice
grounded into a double play.
Winfield got New York's first run by
leading off the fourth with a home run,
his sixth. Murcer's one-out homer in the
ninth, his fourth, gave the Yankees
their second run.
Expos 5, Cardinals 1
MONTREAL (AP) - Gary Carter belt-
ed a two-run homer and Warren
Cromartie went 3-for-4, including a run-
scoring triple, to power the Montreal
Expos to a 5-1 triumph over the St.
Louis Cardinals yesterday.
Bill Gullickson, 4-5, needing last-out
help from Jeff Reardon, got the victory.

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AP Photo
Detroit third baseman Tom Brookens slides safely into third with a stolen base followinga sixth inning double in the fir-
st game of last night's twi-night doubleheader with Cleveland. The Tigers won the first game 2-1.

He gave up nine hits, struck out three
and walked two before Reardon came
in with two outs in the ninth and runners
on first and third to record his eighth
-save.
ST. LOUIS took a 1-0 lead in the third.
Willie McGee was safe at first on a for-
ce play, moved to third on Tom Herr's
single and scored on a single by Keith
Hernandez.
The Expos went ahead in the fourth
off Cardinal starter Bob Forsch, 7-2.
With two out, Al Oliver singled and
Carter unloaded on an 0-1 pitch for his
11th homer of the season.
Forsch, whose only other defeat this
year was against the Los Angeles
Dodgers, left the game after six in-
nings when Andre Dawson ripped a line
drive off the palm of his pitching hand.
The hand will be examined when the
Cards arrive in New York today.
The Expos made it 3-1 in the seventh
when Tim Wallach, Cromartie and
Chris Speier stroked consecutive
singles off rookie reliever Jeff Keener.
Cromartie tripled home a run in the
eighth and later scored on Gullickson's
single.
Mets 3, Pirates 2
NEW YORK (AP) - Pinch-runner
Rusty Tillman raced home on Hubie
Brooks' bases-loaded grounder to short
in the ninth inning to give the New York
Mets a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh
Pirates yesterday.
With the Pirates leading 2-1, Bob
Bailor led off the Mets, ninth with a
bloop single to center. Reliever Kent
Tekulve, 3-2, came on ground sharply to
third baseman Bill Madlock, whose
throw pulled second baseman Johnny
Ray off the bag for an error. Ray's
relay to first base was wild, allowing
Bailor to go to third with Kingman
holding first.
Tillman came on to run for Kingman,

who had slammed his 15th homer of the After John stearns grounded out, Joel
season in the sixth inning, and George Youngblood was walked intentinaly to
Foster lashed a single to right, scoring load the bases.
Bailor and sending Tillman to third.
McCartney named
Colorado grid coach

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From staff and wire reports
BOULDER, Colo. - Bill McCartney,
41-year-old defensive coordinator at
Michgian, was named the University of
Colorado's football coach yesterday.
McCartney was the third prospect in-
terviewed by Colorado officials after
Chuck Fairbanks resigned following
three dismal seasons. Fairbanks, who
coached the New England Patriots of
the National Football League before
coming to Colorado, will become
president and coach of the New York
franchise of the new United States
Football League.
EARLIER, Colorado Athletic Direc-
tor Eddie Crowder interviewed coaches
Chuck Shelton of Drake University and
LaVell Edwards of Brigham Young
University. Edwards later said he had
withdrawn his name from con-
sideration.
.McCartney had been with Michigan
since 1974, when he joined the
Wolverines' staff as defensive end
coach. he has been defensive coor-
dinator for five seasons.
"It's great news, for Bill," said
Michigan offensive line coach Jerry
Hanlon. "I'm very pleased. He's the
type of young man who worked very
hard. I'm sorry to see him go."
"I think it's a great job if he wants
it," said Michigan athletic director Don
Canham. "I think he deserves it. He's

one of the most capable coaches we've
had, and I'm sure he'll be successful."
The move to Colorado marks a return
to the Big Eight Conference for McCar-
tney, who graduated from Missouri in
1962. He played on two Orange Bowl
teams as a linebacker and gained
second-team Big Eight honors as a
senior. As a high school coach before
joining the Michigan staff, he compiled
a 30-5 record.

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McCartney
.- - new Colorado coach