The Michigan Daily -Saturday, August 14, 1982-Page 11
MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP
Bosox'
BOSTON (AP) - John Tudor fired a five-hitter and
Boston's first five batters hit safely, producing three
runs as the Red Sox snapped a three-game losing
streak with a 5-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles
last night.
Tudor, 8-9, struck out six and walked one in his
fourth complete game of the season. Loser Mike
Flanagan, 8-10, couldn't retire any of the five Boston.
batters he faced, starting the Orioles to their fourth
consecutive loss..
JERRY REMY opened the bottom of the first with
a single and scored on a triple by Dwight Evans. Jim
Rice then doubled Evans across and Tony Perez
singled home the third run. After Carney Lansford
singled Perez to third, Sammy Stewart replaced
Flanagan and got Dave Stapleton to pop up and Glenn
Hoffman to ground into a double play.
Boston made it 4-0 in the third when Evans doubled,,
went to third on Rice's single and scored on Perez's
grounder.
Tudor, who allowed just one hit though the first
four innings, gave up a leadoff homer in the sixth to
Lenn Sakata, his fifth of the season. But Boston got
the run back in its half of the inning when Stapleton
singled, took second on a walk to Hoffman and scored
on a single by Reid Nichols.
The Orioles nicked Tudor for their second run in the
seventh. Gary Roenicke doubled and Ken Singleton
drove him in with a triple.
Expos 3, Phillies 2
MONTREAL (AP)- Doug Flynn tripled home two
runs in the second inning last night as the Montreal
Expos edged Philadelphia 3-2 for their third victory
over the Phillies in two nights.
Philadlpnhias Pete Rose tied the all-time maior
Tudor stops 0's
record for at-bats in the game, singling in the eighth out infield hit and took second on Paul Householder's
inning in his 12,364th at-bat, tying him with home run sacrifice. Oester looped a soft double to left for a 1-0
king Henry Aaron. lead, and Trevino lined an RBI single to center.
THE EXPOS took a 2-0 lead in the second against The Reds loaded the bases in the sixth on a pair of
Phillies' starter Mike Krukow, 11-7. With two out, singles and a walk, and Bench hit a sacrifice fly deep
Tim Wallach singled and Chris Speier walked. Flynn to right field.
then tripled down the left field line. The loss snapped Houston's three-game winning
Montreal increased its lead to 3-0 in the next inning streak and was the Astros' first setback since Bob
when Tim Raines led off with a walk, stole his 54th Lillis replaced Bill Virdon as manager of the club
base and scored on Al Oliver's two-out single, his 79th Tuesday,
RBI of the season. Thon had two of Houston's hits, extending his hit-
The victory may have been costly for the Expos. ting streak to 21 games and tying Philadelphia's Pete
Starter David Palmer was removed from the game Rose for the National League's longest hitting streak
after 2-2/3 innings with a strained right elbow. Club of the season.
officials said he will be X-rayed Saturday. The same Thon's streak ties Lee May's mark for third longest
elbow required surgery in 1980 and kept Palmer out in Houston's history, two behind Art Howe's club
of baseball until last spring. record of 23 set last season.
Palmer was relieved by Bryn Smith, 1-1, who allowed
one run in 2-2/3 innings on Bo Diaz's 18th home run of Pirates 7, Cardinals 4
the season. PITTSBURGH (AP) - Don Robinson pitched an
Jeff Reardon earned his 19th save with 3-2/3 in- nine-hitter and Tony Pena and Bill Madlock homered
nings relief, giving up the Phillies' second run in the to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-4 victory over the
eighth when Pete Rose singled, Manny Trillo dcubled St. Lous Cardinals last night, tightening up the
and Gary Matthews hit a sacrifice fly. National League East pennant race.
The win snapped the Pirates' three-game losing
Reds 3, AStros 0 streak and ended the first-place Cardinals' three-
CINCINNATI (AP) - Ron Oester and Alex Trevino game winning streak. Coupled with the Montreal
drove in second-inning runs and Frank Pastore fired Expos victory over Philadelphia, St. Louis now leads
five-hitter last night, lifting the Cincinnati Reds to a 3- the Phillies by a half game with the Expos three out
0 victory over the Houston Astros. and the Pirates four behind.
Pastore, 6-9, gave up a leadoff single to Dickie Thon Robinson, 13-6, struck out eight as he posted his fifth
in the first inning and then retired the next 14 batters. complete game of the season. In his last 45 at-bats
Only one Astro runner reached second base as the prior to Friday night, Robinson was hitting .333. He
right-hander struck out eight and did not walk a bat- added a run-scoring double in the sixth to bring his
ter in tossing his second shutout this season. RBI total for the season to 16, tops in the NL pitchers.
THE REDS SCORED a pair of runs in the second Cardinals' right-hander Bob Forsch, 11-7, gave up
off Joe Niekro, 11-9. Johnny Bench reached on a one- four runs on six hits n three innings he worked.
Falcons skip meeting
T y to display solidarity
ATLANTA (AP) - The Atlanta
Falcons boycotted an annual National
Football League security meeting
yesterday ina solidarity stance to prod
negotiations for a collective bargaining
agreement.
The NFL Players Association had
asked teams to make solidarity
gestures, but Falcons center Jeff Van
Note, who is vice-president of the
association, said the boycott idea came
from within the Falcons.
VAN NOTE AND Falcons player
representative Mike Kenn, a former
Michigan All-American, informed
Coach Leeman Bennett of their inten-
tions earlier in the week.
"The meeting had nothing to do with
football," said Van Note. "And it has
nothing to do with the Atlanta Falcons,
This is an NFL meeting and right now it
is the subject of collective bargaining
agreement and there is no bargaining
agreement."
The NFL annually sends security
personnel to meet with players to
discuss gambling, drug use and other
legal matters. Two officials: Warren
Welsh and Charlie Jackson, arrived for
yesterday's meeting.
Bennett said the players will be fined
for missing the meeting. -
Saints' Wilson out
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Dave
Wilson, heir-apparent to Archie Man-
ning as the New Orleans Saints' star-
ting quarterback, will sit out the 1982
season following surgery yesterday to
repair a damaged ligament in his left
knee, the National Football League
team an iunced. .-
Wilson, in his second year as a pro,
injured his knee in the first quarter of
the Saints' 22-20 exhibition loss Thur-
sday night to the Houston Oilers. It was
the first 1982 NFL preseason game for
both teams.
A SAINTS spokesman quoted the
team doctor, Dr. Kenneth Saer, as
saying Wilson "tolerated the surgery well
and they had a good repair on his knee."
Saer diagnosed the injury and headed
the team of orthopedic surgeons who
performed the operation at Southern
Baptist Hospital.
"Wilson is in a full leg cast and the
bottom line is tht he is out for the
season," said team spokesman Greg
Suit.
Yanks promote McGlothen
NEW YORK (AP)- The New York
Yankees said yesterday that they have
purchased the contract of pitcher Lynn
McGlothen from their Columbus Triple
A farm club, making room on their
roster by demoting infielder Butch
Hobson.
McGlothen, 32, who had a 7-1 record
in 22 games with the Clippers, was ex-
pected to join the team immediately.
Hobson, who hit .172 in 30 games for
New York this year, had been
designated for assignment to Columbus
on Aug. 3.
McGlothen, a right-hander, was
signed by Columbus as a free agent on
May 20 after being cut by the White Sox
in spring training. He began his major
league career in 1972 with Boston and
also played with the St. Louis Car-
dials,SanFrancisco Giants, Chicago
Cubs and White Sox.
Daily Photo by SKIAN MASCK
These are the last Daily sports pages of the summer, but they'll reappear in'
less than a month. On September 11, the Daily will begin the most complete
coverage of Michigan football with its annual "Kickoff" supplement, which
will be distributed before the Wolverines' home opener against Wisconsin.
Here, Steve Smith is shown-carrying the ball last November 7 versus Illinois.