Sports
Saturday, June 19, 1982

Page 16

The Michigan Daily,

Brewers
By JIM DWORMAN
Special to the Daily
DETROIT - No hit, no win.
Those four words go a long way toward explaining the
Tigers' 5-2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers last night at Tiger
Stadium.
DETROIT BATS didn't produce a safety off Milwaukee
starter Randy Lerch until two were out in the fifth inning.
And from then on they only managed four more off Lerch and
reliever Rollie Fingers.
For more baseball results, see Page 15.
The Brewers, meanwhile, scored the only runs they needed
off Tiger starter Milt Wilcox in the third inning. Marshall
Edwards led off with an infield single and trotted all the way
home when Paul Molitor's fly ball dropped into the second
row of seats beyond the left field wall. Robin Yount followed
with a double into the left field corner and he scored one out
later on Ted Simmons' RBI single to right, making the score
3-0.
Wilcox then pitched his way in and out of trouble until the

topTigers,
ninth when he and his relief Kevin Saucier, handed
Milwaukee two more runs.
WITH ONE OUT, Wilcox hit Molitor in the head with a pit-
ch. Then, after Molitor recovered his senses, Wilcox fired the
next pitch to Yount past Tiger catcher Lance Parrish.
Molitor moved to second and scored when Yount lined a
single to center.
Tiger manager Sparky Anderson then replaced Wilcox
with Saucier, but "Sauce" was anything but hot. The left-
handed reliever gunned a pickoff attempt past first baseman
Richie Hebner down into the Milwaukee bullpen area. Yount
raced all the way to third and scored when Cecil Cooper's
grounder eluded Hebner.
The Tigers' pair of runs came in the sixth inning. Kirk Gib-
son led off with a walk, the sixth yielded by Lerch, and after a
lineout by Parrish, scored ahead of Larry Herndon after
Herndon crushed a home run into the left field upper deck.
IT WAS THE 13th homer of the year for the Tiger left
fielder,who is enjoying his best season ever.
The Tigers got their leadoff men aboard in both the eighth
and ninth innings, but could not cross the plate against
Fingers.

5-2

Herndon
... belts two-run homer

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choice of the Philadelphia Eagles this year), of- Tousignant (Buffalo Bills).
ame? fensive guard Terry Crouch (the Baltimore Colts' " The San Diego Chargers apparently made a
,, fifth round draft choice), and Irv Eatman (UCLA mistake in this year's draft, when they drafted a
"E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" senior defensive end). college building - Hollis Hall (no relation to
chigan basketball player Eric * The Houston Oilers specialized in taking Michigan's Angell Hall).
-of-this-world performances? players with two first names in this year's draft. * If, however, Hollis Hall should turn out to be a
arter ever makes it big in the Examples are Robert Abraham, Steve Bryant, player, then the Chargers should draft Brigham
to do AC Delco commercials. Gary Allen, and Matt Allen. Take the "s" out of Young center Bart Oates next year thereby giving
commercials, how come former former Michigan fullback Stan Edwards' last them an athletic version of Hall and Oates. No can
never did one for Eveready name and he can be added to the list. If none of do?
i? these players pan out, look for the Oilers to take
junior center Tom Dixon ever players with names like Smith Jones, Carpenter COuntrynameo theyear
and Raiders, he'd be teammates Cretr C u tyn m ftey a
kle Lindsey Mason. You can rest Thompson, etc. in next year's draft. " This year's college football country name of
ye wLindse Mason.edouth reast- Rookies that TV sportscasters hope get cut: the year award goes to Arkansas linebacker Billy
-y would be called the Mason- Mikal Abdul Sorboor (Pittsburgh Steelers), Kari Ray Smith. He follows in the shoes of Alabama
de receiver Vince Bean also -is a ,Yli-Renko (Cincinnati Bengals) and Luc defensive back Jim Bob Harris.
he track team. If he ever com- " What do you get when you cross Philadelphia
o, he'll be a Mexican jumping 76ers' Darryl Dawkins and Dr. J? Pitt Panther
wide receiver Julius Dawkins.
le Bubba Paris weighed in at 270 .'' z* What do you get when you cross former Detroit
at Michigan last year. He says Tiger manager Les Moss and Philadelphia Phillie
at that"light"a weight now that Pete Rose? Pete Moss.
Francisco 49ers. If he gets much w * What do you get when you cross Les Moss and
ive to call him Bubba France. Michigan assistant football coach Les Miles? Less
in athlete's name sounds like the and less.
Karl Tech, a kicker on the foot- " When Michigan played UCLA in the Bluebon-
net Bowl this past season, the Bruins started a
y please tell Wolverine fullback split end named Cormac Carney. If that doesn't
at Jerald is spelled with a "G." sound like the name of a character played by
Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show, then nothing
Thad Garner does.
pGMichigan.State's school colors are gaining
sketball players Thad Garner fame now that Dennis Green and Mike White are
lark Kellogg (Ohio State) will be the head football coaches at Northwestern and
Coast teams, so that Midwest Illinois.
be spared further use of awful * Does the "Vanden" in Wisconsin defensive
ters such as "Garner garnered a back Matt Vanden Boom's name stand for "lower
ellogg snap, crackled and pop- the" in some foreign language.
Michigan's Angell Hall, no relation to San Diego " Michigan State head football coach Muddy
describe the player's position: Charger draft choice Hollis Hall. Waters. Enough said.
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