BASEBALL ROUNDUP Luzinski blasts Sox to victory CHICAGO (AP) - Greg Luzinski's second grand slam in as many games Milwaukee Brewers. yesterday tied a major league record Dwight Evans and Bill Buckner also and powered the surging Chicago White homered as the Red Sox charged to Sox to an 8-4 triumph over the Min- their ninth victory in the last 11 games. nesota Twins. Easier, Rice and Tony Armas each Luzinski's bases-loaded homer, the had three hits while Evans, Buckner, seventh of his career, came in the Rich Gedman and Jackie Gutierrez had seventh inning after Harold Baines had two apiece. walked to force in the tie-breaking run. Dodgers 4, Braves 3 By hitting his second slam in two LOS ANGELES (AP) - R.J. games, Luzinski tied a record held by Reynolds' double with the bases loaded nine other major leaguers, in the bottom of the ninth inning gave The victory was the fourth straight the Los Angeles Dodgers a come-from- for the White Sox and their sixth in the behind 4-3 victory over the Atlanta last seven games. Braves yesterday. Red Sox 15, Brewers 6 The Dodgers entered the ninth BOSTON (AP) - Mike Easler drove trailing 3-2. But after Braves reliever in five runs with a homer, double and Steve Bedrosian, 4-2, struck out Pedro single and Jim Rice collected his Guerrero to start the ninth, Mike 1,000th career RBI yesterday as the Scioscia singled and pinch-hitter Terry Boston Red Sox unleashed a 19-hit at- Whitfield doubled pinch-runner Steve tack in a 15-6 victory over the Sax to third. The Michigan Dily - Sunday, June 10, 1984 - Page 15 Swale returns to win Belmont NEW YORK (AP) - Swale, the Ken- the crowd of 47,369 in sweltering, 90- tucky Derby winner, made amends for degree weather at Belmont Park, his poor Preakness performance by became the 10th horse to wit the Ken- grabbing the lead shortly after the start tucky Derby-Belmont double and the and winning the $516,700 Belmont first since Bold Forbes in 1976. Stakes yesterday, the final leg of racing's Triple Crown. Swale also became the 19th New The victory gave trainer Woody York-based horse to win the Belmont in Stephens and jockey Laffit Pincay Jr. the past 23 years. their third straight Belmont triumph - Play On, the Preakness runner-up the first time this century a trainer or sent off as the second choice, was first rider managed to do so. out of the gate. But Pincay put Swale in PINE CIRCLE closed with a rush to front after that. And the dark bay colt, finish second four lengths behind the owned by Claiborne Farm, covered the winner and three lengths in front of 1 miles of this longest and final Triple Morning Bob. , Crown race in 2:27 1-5, the fourth Gate Dancer, the Preakness winner fastest time in Belmont history. running without the drug Lasix, as he "This horse can really run," said did in Kentucky and Maryland, Pincay. "He's just not consistent. He finished out of the money. doesn't like hard tracks and that's Swale, a son of 1977 Triple Crown really why he ran the way he did in the winner Seattle Slew, won the Kentucky Preakness. I knew at the quarter pole Derby in impressive fashion but we'd win." finished seventh in the Preakness two The winner's purse from the record weeks ago. gross purse also was a record - $358,500. That boosted Swale's career SWALE, SENT off at odds of 3-2 by earnings to$1,790,341. 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With the win, Navratilova became only the third woman in history to win the coveted Grand Slam. Martina wins French Open, Grand Slam PARIS (AP) - Martina Navratilova became only the fifth player in history to capture the elusive Grand Slam of tennis yesterday when she crushed defending champion Chris Evert Lloyd 6-3, 6-1 to win the women's singles title at the French Open championships. With last year's Wimbledon, U.S. and Australian Open crowns already under her belt, the 27-year-old Czechoslovakian-born naturalized American joined an elite band of players to win the world's four most prestigious tournaments consecutively. ONLY TWO other women, America's Maureen Connolly in 1953 and Australia's Margaret Court Smith in 1970, have accomplished the feat. Among the men, Don Budge won it in 1938 and Australia's Rod Laver did it twice, in 1962 and 1969. If she wins the women's doubles final with Pam Shriver today, Navratilova will become only the second person to win the slam in both singles and doubles. Smith teamed with fellow Australian Ken Fletcher to win all four mixed doubles title in 1963. Today, John McEnroe will attempt to become the first American to win the French Open men's singlesrcrown since 1955, when Tony Trabert won his second straight here on the slow red clay courts of Roland Garros Stadium. The top-seeded McEnroe will play Czechoslovakia's Ivan Lendl who is seeking his first Grand Slam title in his fifth trip to a Grand Slam tournament final.