The Michigan Doily-Soturday, June 19, 1982-PageT5
Indians trounce Red Sox
CLEVELAND (AP) - Toby Harrah
cracked a home run, two doubles and a
single, Von Hayes drove in three runs
with a pair of doubles and Miguel
Dilone smashed a two-run homer as the
Cleveland Indians routed the Boston
Red Sox 10-3asttnight.
Cleveland's John Denny raised his
record to 4-7 with 7 1-3 inning of work,
allowing six hits and all three Boston
runs. He struck out five and walked
five. Dan Spillner came in to pitch the
final 1% innings.
HARRAH'S THIRD four-hit game of
the season raised his major-league-
leading batting average to .387.
Cleveland grabbed a 2-0 lead against
Dennis Eckersley, 6-5, in the first in-
ning on Mike Hargrove's RBI-single
and an RBI gounder by Andre Thor-
nton.
In the Boston third, Carl Yastrzemski
drove home a run with asingle and Rich
Gedman tied the game 2-2 with an RBI
grounder.
THE INDIANS broke the game open
with a six-run third. Mike Fischlin led
off with a single and Dilone followed
with his third home.run of the season.
Harrah then slugged his 13th homer to
give the Indians a 5-2 lead.
Hargrove walked and Thornton doubled
to score Hargrove and knock out
Eckersley.
Reliever Tom Burgmeier came in
and gave up a run-scoring double to
Hayes and a run-scoring groundout by
Alan Bannister for an 8-2 Cleveland
lead.
Hayes also lashed a two-run double in
the fourth, driving in Harrah and
Hargrove, who had singled.
Boston scored its final run on Roger
LaFrancois' RBI grounder in the
eighth.
Expos 4, Cubs 0
CHICAGO (AP) - Steve Rogers
stopped the Chicago Cubs on six hits and
singled in a run and Warren Cromartie
homered yesterday to lead the Mon-
treal Expos to a 4-0 triumph in a game
marred by a second-inning brawl.
Gary Carter, the Expos' catcher, got
hack at Chicago first aseman Bill
Buckner for an incdsnt that took place
in Montreal last weekend when
Buckner smashed Carter's facemask
with a swipe of his ba.
AFTER BUCKNER batted in the first
inning, Carter picked up Buckner's bat
and smashed it. Carter then led off the
second innng with a fly bal to center
field, a routine out, and after he roun-
ded first base, he bumped Buckner and
they got into a fight which resulted n
both benches emp'tying. ,
"Buckner asked me why I broke his
bat," said Carter, "and I told him it was
because he smashed by facemask. It
was get-even day for me."
Rogers, 8-3, struck out six batters as
he lowered his league-leading earned-
run average to 1.88 with his sixth com-
plete game and third shutout. Tom
Filer, 0-2, took the loss.
Cromartie put the Expos ahead with
his seventh homer in the top of the
second inning shortly after the fight en-
ded. The Expos scored a run in the fifth
on a double by Frank Taveras and
Rogers' single and added two more in
the eighth when rookie Mike Gates
tripled and scored on a single by Andre
Dawson. Dawson came around on
singles by Al Oliver and Tim Wallach.
Phillies 8, Pirates 3
PITTSBURGH (AP)- Garry Mad-
dox drove in three runs and Mike
Krukow scattered nine hits last night to
pace the Philadelphia Phillies to an 8-3
victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Pete Rose also rapped two singles in
five at-bats for the Phillies, moving him
within four hits of tying Hank Aaron for
second place on the all-time list with
3,771 careerliits. Ty Cobb is the all-time
leader with 4,191 hits.
THE PHILLIES took a 3-0 lead in the
first off Manny Sarmiento, 2-1. Gary
Matthews: and Mike Schmidt each
singled home runs, and Maddox added
an RBI double.
The Phillies chased Sarmiento during
a four-run fifth inning when they took a
7-0 lead.
Singles by Rose, Matthews and Bo
Diaz loaded the bases before Maddox
greeted reliever Enrique Romo with a
two-run single.
WITH DIAZ at third, Maddox stole
second base. Pirate catcher Tony Pena
made a late throw to second, and Diaz
caught the Pirates by surprise when he
dashed home on a delayed double steal.
A walk to Ivan DeJesus and an infield
hit by Krukow then reloaded the bases,
and BobDernier drew a walk to force in
the last run of the inning.
Krukow, 5-5, yielded a solo homer to
Mike Easler in the fifth, a sacrifice fly
by Bill Madlock in the sixth, and an RBI
double by Dale Berra in the seventh.
Matthews rapped his fourth single of
the night in the Philadelphia eighth,
moved to second on a wild pitch by Rod
Scurry, stole third, and scored on a
sacrifice fly by Diaz.
Braves 8, Giants 3
ATLANTA (AP) - Bruce Benedict'
drove in four runs with a single and
home run as the Atlanta Braves beat
the San francisco Giants 8-3 last night.
Benedict had a two-run single in the
first when the Braves jumped on Renie
Martin, 24, for five runs, and Benedict
belted his first homer of the season in
the fifth after Bob Horner had singled.
ATLANTA'S five-run first began with
a walk to Claudell Washington, a single
by Rafael Ramirez and a walk to Chris
Chambliss that loaded the bases.
Dale Murphy, the league's leading
RBI man, also walked, driving in his
55th run of the season. Two outs later,
Benedict lashed a two-run single.
Randy Johnson followed with a two-
run double to end the scoring.
ATLANTA added a run in the second
when Washington doubled, took third on
Ramirez' sacrifice and scored on a
sacrifice fly by Chambliss.
The victory went to rookie Ken
Dayley, 3-3, who gave up seven hits and
two runs in 5% innings. Rick Camp
finished the game to gain his fifth save.
San Francisco scored an unearned
run in the first when Jim Wohlford was
safe on shortstop Ramirez' error, raced
to third on a single by Chili Davis and
scored on Jack Clark's sacrifice fly.
Darrell doubled to start the second,
took third on a infield single by Guy
Sularz and scored on Duane Kuiper's
groundout.
Milt May accounted for the Giants'
other run with a pinch-hit homer in the
eighth, his fourthof theseason.
Orioles 4, Yankees 1
NEW YORK (AP)- Jim Palmer and
Tippy Martinez hurled a combined
three-hitter as the Baltimore Orioles
won their ninth game in their last 11
contests, beating the New York
Yankees 4-1last night.
Palmer allowed a fourth-inning home
run by Dave Winfield, an eighth-inning , Palmer also is 28-15 lifetime against
single by Roy Smalley and an infield the Yankees, and has more victories
single to Winfield in the ninth as the over New York than any active pitcher.
Orioles snapped the Yankees' three- Baltimore opened the scoring with
game winning streak. Martinez came two runs in the fourth. Rich Dauer led
on with two out in the ninth and earned off with a single off Mike Morgan, 3-4,
his sixth save. and advanced to second on Ken
PALMER struck out four and walked Singleton's bunt single. One out later,
five in 8 2/3 innings, raising his record Terry Crowley singled to right to drive
to 4-3 and gaining his 252nd career vic- in Dauer and Gary Roenicke lined a
tory, moving ahead of Bob Gibson into single past third baseman Graig Net-
31st place on the all-time list. tles to score Singleton.
MONTREAL EXPOS' MIKE Gates is forced out at second by Chicago Cubs'
Bump Wills on a ground ball hit by Andre Dawson in yesterday's game. The
Expos won the fight-marred game, 4-0.
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