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The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 9, 1982-Page 11
MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP
Ninth-infing homer beats Tigers
CHICAGO (AP)- Jerry Hairston
inch hit a dramatic two-out, two-run second inning. Tom Paciorek was hit nor and Ron Davis combined for an games for Milwaukee, which stranded
omer in the bottom of the ninth inning by a Petry pitch and moved to third eight-hitter and Kent Hrbek lashed four 11 runners. A two-out double by Tom
st night as the Chicago White Sox when Carlton Fisk hit a line single off singles, scored one run and knocked in Brunansky and a single by Hrbek put
dged the Detroit Tigers 3-2. the glove of Tiger second baseman Lou another, leading Minnesota to a 3-0 vic- Minnesota ahead 1-0 in the first inning
Vance Law drew a two-out walk off Whitaker. Law plated Paciorek with a tory over the Milwaukee Brewers against Pete Vuckovich;10-4.
etroit starter Dan Petry and Lorenzo single just out of the reach of third yesterday for the Twins' fifth win in six The Twins made it 3-0 with a pair of
ray was sent in to pinch run for him. baseman Cabell. games. fifth-inning runs. Hrbek singled for the
airston, then batting for Aurelio Cubs 5, Astros 3 O'Connor, 2-2, walked four and struck third time, stole second and scored on a
odriguez, slammed a 1-0 pitch from out four over seven innings. Davis two-out single by Gard Ward. Ward
etry, 8-6, over the right field fence for HOUSTON (AP) - Jody Davis came on after the first two batters then stole second and raced home on a
is second home run of the year. slammed a three-run double with two reached base in the eighth and finished double by Gary Gaetti.
THE TIGERS had taken a 2-1 lead in out in the eighth inning last night to lift up to get his seventh save. The Brewers filled the bases in the
he top of the inning when Lance the.Chciago Cubs to a 5-3 victory over IT WAS the first shutout against the sixth on a single by Ben Oglivie and a
arrish, named to the AL All-Star team the Houston Astros. Brewers since Roger Erickson, then of walk to Don Money, but 0 Connor
arlier in the day, singled to left with The Cubs trailed 3-2 when Junior Minnesota, beat them 1-0 June 8, 1981. escaped by getting Ed Romero on a foul
ne out. Mike Ivie singled Parrish to Kennedy led off the eighth with a single The defeat was the third in four POP
hird and he scored when Enos Cabell off loser Vern Ruhle, 5-6. One out later,
it a soft grounder to short that a Leon Durham was safe on second
harging Vance Law misplayed for an baseman Phil Garner's error and Keith
rror. Moreland singled to load the bases.
Chicago starter LaMarr Hoyt,11-7, Frank LaCorte came in to pitch and
cattered seven hits in snapping a per- Gary Woods ran for Moreland. LaCorte
;nal four-game losing streak. The got Jay Johnstone to pop out for the
urly right-hander struck out six and second out, but Davis doubled down the,
alked one. left field line to clear the bases.
Petry gave up eight hits, while Twins 3, Brewers 0
triking out three and walking three.
Chicago opened the scoring in the MILWAUKEE (AP)- Jack O'Con-
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Managers make final
All-Star selections
AL Pitchers
NEW YORK (AP) - Dennis Eckersley
and Mark Clear of the Boston Red Sox
and .Ron Guidry and Rich Gossage of
the New York Yankees highlight the
eight-man American League, pitching
staff named yesteday that will try and
break a 10-game'AL losing streak in
baseball's All-Star Game..
Oakland Manager Billy Martin said
he plans to start the right-handed
Eckersley, a side-armer, against the
predominantly right-handed hitting
National League lineup Tuesday night
at Montreal, where the AL will-try for
its first victory in the mid-summer
classic since a 6-4 victory in 1971.
Milwaukee's Rollie Fingers, winner
of last year's AL Cy Young and Most
Valuable Player awards, along with
Dan Quisenberry of the Kansas City
Royals - leading the majors with 22
saves this season - will join Clear and
Gossage in the bullpen.
Joining the relievers are Jim Clancy
of the Toronto Blue Jays and Floyd
Bannister of the Seattle Mariners, who
is the AL leader in strikeouts.
AL Reserves
NEW YORK (AP) - Outfielder
Willie Wilson of the Kansas City
Royals, and third baseman Toby
Harrah of Cleveland, the American
League's top two hitters are among the
12 reserves for the AL All-Star team
named yesterday by Manager Billy
Martin.
The AL Stars will meet the National
League next Tuesday night in Mon-
treal.
WILSON IS batting .343 and is one of
five outfielders selected by Martin to
back starters Rickey Henderson of
Oakland, and Reggie Jackson and Fred
Lynn of California. Also selected were
Hal McRae of Kansas City, whose 76
runs batted in lead the majors, Dave
Winfield of the New York Yankees, Ben
Oglivie of Milwaukee and Carl Yastr-
zemskiof Boston.
Harrah, hitting .339, and Buddy Bell
of Texas back up third base starter
George Brett of Kansas City. Frank
White of Kansas City was selected as
the second base backup behind Bobby
Grich of California. Martin did not
name a reserve shortstop behind a
starter Robin Yount of Milwaukee. but
picked three first basemen. They are
switch hitting Eddie Muray of
Baltimore, Cecil Cooper of Milwaukee
and Kent Hrbek of Minnesota, the only
rookie named to the team.
Lance Parrish of Detroit is the
backup catcher behind starter Carlton
:Fisk of Chicago.
NL Reserves
NEW YORK (AP)- Catcher Tony
Pens of Pittsburgh, the National
League's leading hitter, heads 12 reser-
ve players named yesterday by
Manager Tom Lasorda for the NL All-
Star team.
Pena, who is batting .332, and John
Stearns of the New York Mets will back
up starting catcher Gary Carter of the
Montreal Expos, who led all players in
the computer balloting by the fans.
LASORDA ALSO picked two first
basemen, Al Oliver of Montreal and
Jason Thompson of Pittsburgh, behind
the fans' choice, Pete Rose of
Philadelphia. The NL also will have two
backup third basemen, Atlanta's Bob
Horner and Ray Knight of Houston
behind starter Mike Schmidt of
Philadelphia.
Steve Sax of Los Angeles, the only
rookie named to the NL team, will back
up Philadelphia's Manny Trillo at
second, and Ozzie Smith of St. Louis
was named behind starting shortstop
Dave Concepcion of Cincinnati.
Named in the outfield were Dusty
Baker of Los Angeles, Leon Durham of
Chicago, Ruppert Jones of San Diego
and Lonnie Smith of St. Louis. They will
back up starters Tim Raines and Andre
Dawson of Montreal and Dale Murphy
of Atlanta.
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SAN DIEGO'S LUIS SALAZAR slides underneath Philadelphia's Mike Schmidt in
a successful steal of third base during last night's Padres-Phillies contest.
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