SPORTS
Page 12 Thursday, July 14, 1983 The Michigan Daily
SPOR TS OF THE DAILY

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Tigers, Petryrout Angels
By JIM GINDIN The Tigers opened up the scoring in Tekulve pitching the ninth inning to get six innings and allowed eight hits and
Special to the Daily the second inning when Leach drilled a his eighth save. two runs, was the winner. Sammy
TROIT - The Detroit Tigers split double off the left center field fence. National League home run leader Stewart picked up his third save with
m ries with the C lifor- Krenchicki and Trammell struck out Darrell Evans had blasted his 21st three innings of relief.

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nia Angels by pasting a 7-1 victory in
front of over 35,000 fans last night at
Tiger Stadium.
Paced by a six run sixth inning in
which eleven Tigers batted around,
Detroit broke open a 1-1 game.
Kirk Gibson walked to open up the
big inning, Larry Herndon then singled,
John Grubb singled, scoringGibson and
Chet Lemon doubled down the left
field line scoring Herndon. Left-hander
John Curtis relieved starter Bruce
Kison then gave an intentional pass to
Enos Cabell, batting for Rick Leach.
Marty Castillo, pinch hitting for Wayne
Krenchicki drew a walk, forcing in
Grubb.
Alan Trammell, lifted a fly ball to
center for the first out, scoring Lemon
from third. Cabell also scored as
Ron Jackson dropped a throw to third. John
Wockenfuss, hitting for catcher Bill
Fahey, drove in Castillo with a single
up the middle.
Lou Whitaker added another single,
his third hit of the night, before Curtis
struck out Gibson and Herndon to end
the inning. The Tigers led 7-1.

but Fahey singled up the middle to
score Leach. Fahey-was caught trying
to take second n the throw home.
California struck back in the top of
the third when Bobby Grich and Bob
Boone singled to right field with no outs.
Rod Carew then drove in Grich with a
fly ball to the warning track in left cen-
ter field to tie the score.
Dan Petry allowed only two hits over
the last three innings preserving his
eighth victory of the season.
Pirates 7, Giants 6
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Con-
secutive two-out home runs in the ninth
inning by pinch hitter Johnny Ray and
Mike Easler gave the Pittsburgh
Pirates a 7-6 victory yesterday over the
San Francisco Giants and a sweep of
their three-game series.
The homers came off reliever Greg
Minton, 2-6, with the Giants leading 6-5
and the Pirates down to their last out.
Easler's game-winner just cleared the
glove of left fielder Jeff Leonard.
MANNY Sarmiento, 3-3, got off the
hook to gain the victory with Kent

homer and Jack Clark had hit his 14th
to help the Giants v;:ipe outa 5-0 deficit.
Lee Lacy opened the game with a
triple and came home on Brian Har-
per's fifth homer for a 2-0 Pirates lead.
Pittsburgh added three runs in the
second inning against starter Mark
Davis. Dave Parker singled, went to
second on a groundout and scored when
Leonard bobbled Dale Berra's single.
One out later, Lacy stroked his fourth
homer of the year.
Orioles 6, A 's 2
BALTIMORE (AP) - Cal Ripken Jr.
blasted a grand slam home run in the
fourth inning to lead the Baltimore
Orioles to a 6-2 victory over the Oakland
A's last night.
It was the fourth victory in a row for
Baltimore and the fourth straight set-
back for the A's, who have dropped nine
of their last 11.
RIPKEN belted his second career
grand slam and his 14th home run of the
season off starter TimConroy, 2-2, into
the left field bullpen. The blast gave
him 51 RBIs for the season.
StormDavis, 7-4, who worked the first


Carter ke- to
Panther success
DENVER (AP )- Philadelphia
Coach Jim Mora says his team must
keep Michigan's star receiver Anthony
Carter from making the big play in the
inaugural United States Football
League championship game Sunday
night.
Sunday's game in Mile High Stadium
will be the second meeting between
the Panthers and the Stars this year.
However, the resurgent Panthers have
reeled off five successive victories and'
won theCentral Division championship
since dropping a 29-20 decision to the
Stars during the regular season.
THE STARS, who had the Eastern
Division title virtually wrapped up, lost,
two of their last six regular season
games. However, any thoughts of a
late-season letdown went out the win-
dow when the Stars came back with a
stunning fictory over wild card Chicago
- scoring 21 points in the last 13 minutes
before winning it in overtime on Kelvin
Bryant's touchdown.
Michigan which stumbled to a 1-4
start, now is finished at 12-6 while
Philadelphia was 15-3.
"I think we're both good teams,"
Michigan Coach Jim Stanley said. "It
doesn't matter how you start a race.
It's how you finish that counts."
Stanley said his main objective this
week was to keep the Panthers relaxed
- the way they have been during the
streak that made them the hottest team
in the USFL.
"I think they're loose," Stanley said.
"But, that's by design. I want them that
way. I don't want a carnival like at-
mosphere, but I don't want them up-
tight either.
Sandy Sanders Basketall
FRIDAY, JULY 15
Hathaway House vs. The Chance
5:45 p.m.)
G&S Leasing vs. Franklin Wright
(7:15 p.m.)
Round Haus vs Steinand Goetz
(8:45p.m.)
SATURDAY, JULY 16
Stein and Goetz vs. Moe's (5:45 p.m.)
Round Maus vs. The Chance (7:15 p.m.)
Hathawaythouse vs. Washtenaw P,A.L.
(8:45 p.m.)
All games are played at Pioneer High
School at the corner of Stadium and Main.
Standings
WL Pct.
The Chance .................4-0 1.000
Washtenaw PAL .............4-1 .800
Hathaway House...........4-1 .800
G&S Leasing .................3-1 .750
Round Haus .................1-2 .333
Franklin Wright .............2-4 .333
Moe's Sport Shop ............2-4 .333
Stein and Goetz ..............1-4 .200

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A coach for Michigan's summer baseball camp, Tom Dutkowski, stands by, offering advice to one of this year's camp
participants. The young men practice at Ray L. Fisher Stadium under the direction of Michigan had baseball coach,
Bud Middaugh.

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