The Michigan Daily - Friday, July 13, 1984 -Page 15
BASEBALL ROUNDUP
A's pound Blue Jays,7=4

OAKLAND (AP) Dave Kingman's
24th home run of the year capped a six-
run seventh inning explosion yesterday
that rallied the Oakland A's past the
Toronto Blue Jays 7-4.
The A's trailed 4-1 entering the seven-
th, having managed only three hits off
Toronto starter Doyle Alexander. But
Bruce Bochte led off with a bunt single
and Mike Heath tripled him home to
chase Alexander.
MIKE DAVIS singled off relief pit-
cher Dennis Lamp, 4-4, to score Heath
and Donnie Hill sacrificed Davis to
second. After Rickey Henderson
walked, Jimmy Key came on to face
Dwayne Murphy, who tied the game
with an RBI single.
After Joe Morgan was retired, the A's
went ahead when catcher Buck Mar-
tinez was charged with a passed ball
with Kingman at bat and Henderson
scored. Kingman then homered to left.
Bill Krueger, 6-5, got the victory and
Bill Caudill worked two innings for his
19th save as Oakland won its fifth
straight game, its longest winning
string this season.
Orioles 2-3, White Sox 1-0
BALTIMORE (AP) -, Scott
McGregor hurled a four-hitter and Cal
Ripken Jr. homered as the Baltimore
Orioles defeated Chicago 3-0 and com-
pleted a sweeep of yesterday's twi-
night doubleheader over the White Sox.
The Orioles snapped Chicago's seven-
game winning streak with a 2-1 victory
in the opener as Wayne Gross and Ed-
die Murray hit homers to back a com-
bined four-hitter by Storm Davis and

Sammy Stewart.
McGregor, 11-7, was helped by three
double plays in the nightcap. Rudy Law
bounced into one in the third inning af-
ter Greg Walker opened with a walk,
moved to third on a ground out, and
Julio Cruz walked.
Gary Roenicke was walked by Gene
Nelson, 1-1, in the bottom of the third
and was forced at second by Lenn
Sakata for the second out. Sakata stole
second and scored when John Shelby's
grounder took a bad hop off the
upraised glove of second baseman
Cruz.
Cubs 3, Dodgers 2
CHICAGO (AP) - Ryne Sandberg
homered to lead off the bottom of the
10th inning, lifting the Chicago Cubs to
a 3-2 victory yesterday over the Los
Angeles Dodgers.
Sandberg, the National League's
starting second baseman in the All-Star
Game, smacked his 12th home run of
the season to pin the loss on Tom
Niedenfuer, 1-5.
CHICAGO'S Steve Trout and Dodger
starter Alejandro Pena dueled through
eight innings but neither was around for
the decision. Tim Stoddard, 7-1, pitched
a scoreless ninth and 10th innings to
gain the victory.
This was the 11th time this year that
the Cubs have won the game in their
last at bat.
Chicago jumped off to a 2-0 lead in the
first. Sandberg singled and Gary Mat-
thews was hit by a pitch. A grounder off

Associated Press
Chicago's Leon Durham is tagged out by the Dodgers' Steve Saxon an at-
tempted steal in the first inning yesterday at Wrigley Field. The Cubs won
the game in 10 innings, 3-2.
Leon Durham's bat rolled through back the combined six-hit pitching of
Dodger shortstop Bill Russell's legs for Bryn Smith and two relievers as the
an error, scoring Sandberg and sending Montreal Expos defeated the Cincinnati
Matthews to third. Keith Moreland then Reds 3-1 last night.
doubled home Matthews. Carter, whose second-inning, solo
Exp os3, Reds 1 homer was the game winning hit in a 3-1
MOT R (P)s arCr triumph for the National League All-
MONTREAL (AP) - Gary Carter, Stars over their American League
the Most Valuable Player in Tuesday's Sasoe hi mrcnLau
All-St game droverall treuns counterparts, ended a scoreless tie in
All-Star game, drove in all three runs the fourth against the Reds with his 16th
with a homer and a two-run single to homer.

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'M' divers plan lengthy stay in L.A.
By PAUL HELGREN his skill in the men's springboard. The eye by ex-Wisconsin forward Cory' weeks ago and retired Tuesday.
ith the Olympic games fast ap-. younger Kimball will get his chance on Blackwell. The 6-11 forward suffered a Lytle, a seven-year veteran of the
aching, co-Olympic diving coach the 10-meter platform on August 12. small scratch. The injury apparently is NFL, gained 3317 yards in four years
k Kimball will move his divers to not serious. with the Wolverines. He still holds the
Angeles from their current training Giants trade Van Pelt single-season rushing record of 1469, a
in Florida on Sunday. But they will EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - -tle retires mark he posted in his senior year of
have a long wait until they get their The New York Giants traded five time From staff and wire reports 1976.
nce to shine. All-Pro linebacker Brad Van Pelt to the Former Michigan halfback Rob Lytle Since being drafted by the Broncos in
iving competition does not begin un- Minnesota Vikings for fullback Tony was forced into retirement after failing the second round in 1977, Lytle under-
August 6, nine days after the first Galbreath, the National Football a physical examination with the Denver went surgery eight times for various
nts open on July 29. Some, like League teams announced yesterday. Broncos. Lytle failed the physical two ailments.
higan diver Bruce Kimball, will Van Pelt, 33, had been a starter with ************* ** *******************
t until the final day of the Games to the Giants since 1974, a year after he
pete. was the team's second round draft
CTUALLY Kimball's divers - for- choice from Michigan State.
rWolverines Ron Merriott and Chris LAST SEASON Van Pelt was fourthP E S 'S L
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fert, and Kimball's son and current on the team with 82 tackles, including r Liter Bottles $1.69/8-pack
higan diver Bruce - will be doing three quarterback sacks. He also had2 t l*
e than just waiting around in L.A. two interceptions, raising his career
ch Kimball's divers will continue total to 18, tying him with Sam Huff for
r strick workout regiment. the all-time team lead for linebackers. *
Right now we're just trying to get Van Pelt was All-Pro and played in * -
back to reality, get 'em back to the Pro Bowl from 1976-80.
k," said the 25-year Michigan The trade was made the same day the di pepsi¢
ng coach of his divers. Kimball is Giants signed their No. 1 draft choice * I P P$I
onsible for his three divers. The this year, All-American linebacker Carl 'J
er Olympic coach, Ron O'Brien Banks of Michigan State. Banks, the K0
es care of his three divers. A seventh third player picked overall in the draft, e
r has her own mentor. signed a series of one year contracts for *
imball said the long wait means an undisclosed amount of money. vu uj
wing how to pace the workouts so McCormick injured K D Vi
divers can peak at the right time. From wire reports
We'll go back to more dives and Former Michigan basketball star
k up, and then taper down before Tim McCormick suffered an eye injury M arsh a 's P ack ag e L q r
king up again," he said in a Tuesday at the Seattle Supersonics M ars all' P ck ge Li uo
phone interview yesterday. rookie camp Tuesday and will likely be
he first Kimball-protege to compete sidelined for a week. S State at Liberty
he Games will be Seufert in the McCormick, who was traded to Seat- NO COUPON Good thr, July 27th NO LIMIT
nen's three-meter springboard on, tle after being a first-round pick of the
ust 6. On August 8Merriott will test °e ' evand ,VcVCavaliers, waspokec in4 the - 4