SPORTS
Saturday, June 15, 1985
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The Michigan Daily
BOSTON ROLLS ON
Red Sox burn Jays;
Boyd collects victory
BOSTON (UPI) - Dennis "Oil Can"
Boyd scattered 11 hits in posting his
league-leading ninth complete game'
and Mike Easler drove in two runs last
night to lead the Boston Red Sox to a 4-
1 victory over division-leading Toronto
Blue Jays.
The victorywas the second in a row
for the Red Sox over Toronto and their
14th in their last 16 games.
BOYD, 8-4, struck out four and
walked only one in notching his fourth
straight complete game victory.
The Red Sox broke a 1-1 tie in the
third inning on Easler's first RBI of
the game. With one out, Wade Boggs
singled to left, advanced to second on
Bill Buckner's single and scored on
Easler's single to center.
Boston added two runs in the fifth off
loser Jim Clancy, 2-4, to increase its
advantage to 4-1. Steve Lyons started
the inning by doubling into the left-
field corner and Boggs followed with
another double. Boggs later scored on
Easler's two-out double to center.
Toronto scored in the second to take
a 1-0 lead. Willie Upshaw led off with a
single, moved to third on a single by
George Bell and scored on Len
Matuszek's infield out.
Boston came back in its half of the
inning to tie the score 1-1 whensDwight
Evans led off with a ground-rule
double to right, moved to third on a
wild pitch and scored on Rich Ged-
man's groundout.
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Getting to know you Associated Press
Lance Parrish was safe in the second inning, taking third on a Larry Herndon single last night as the Tigers
blanked third baseman Mike Pagliarulo and the Yankees in New York, 4-4.
Easler
... two RBIs
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SPORTS OF THE DAILY:
Chen still up one stroke at Open
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BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UPI) - "I HAVEN'T worked this hard on won a tournament since that day at Memphis St. breaks
Tze-Chung Chen, a golfing nomad my game in a very long time," said Cherry Hills Country Club in 1978 NCAA rules
hoping to find his fortune far from Nicklaus, who has won 19 major titles. when he outdueled some of the game's
home, produced a second straight day "But it hasn't been any fun because I top players to win the title. MEMPHIS, Tenn., (UPI) - Mem-
of magical shots yesterday that haven't had any success. Next came a player even less known phis State provided cash and special
helped him maintaina one stroke lead "I'll continue to be a serious golfer than Chen, 22-year-old Rick Fehr, privileges to basketball players and
after two rounds of the U.S. Open. as long as I'm competitive," he said. whose 67 put him at 136, alone in four- Coach Dana Kirk promised star Keith
On a day which had the greatest Chen, 24, a native of Taiwan who th place. Lee $10,000 to sign with the Tigers, the
player of the era, Jack Nicklaus, miss has moved from one hotel to another Commercial Appeal reported Friday.
the 36-hole Open cut for the first-time without a permanent home during his The newspaper said the promise to
in a generation, Chen survived a three years on the American tour, hit1 Lee apparently never was fulfilled but
near sleepless night, a huge traffic only two greens over the first six holes Memphis State broke NCAA rules
jam and a wobbly start to shoot a 1- Friday. with payments to other athletes.
under-par 69 over the Oakland Hills But over that stretch he was 2- LEE's attorney, Kent Rubens, said
Country Club course. under, thanks to a chip-in from 20 -Lee would not be available for com-
TEAMED with his course-record yards at the par-4 fourth hole and a ment until after the June 18 NBA
equaling 65 Thursday, a round which series of par-saving putts. player draft
included the first double eagle in Open AT THE par-5 second hole, where "A lot of players came in with the
history, Chen stood at 6-under 134, he recorded the double eagle, Chen attitude that this was supposed to I
tying the best 36-hole total in tour- needed to sink an 8-footer to save par. happen," said Jeff Battle, who played
nament history. "I feel great to have shot a 69 for the Tigers from 1978-81.
Nicklaus shot 134 at Baltrusol in today," said Chen, playing in his first Battle said players were given
1980 en route to winning his fourth Open. "My driver was in trouble the money and special discounts to buy
Open. But on a sensational day for first five holes. It will be tough for me merchandise from university
golf - mild, partly cloudy and only the next two days. But I'll do my boosters at reduced prices.
occasionally breezy - Nicklaus, 45, best." "You'd go into a place. They'd say,
had his quest for a fifth title come to Chen's closest competition came 'Do you play basketball at Memphis
an end. from Jay Haas and Andy North, both at State?' Yes. 'Well, sit down.' They'd
Nicklaus shot a 73 for a two-day 135. pat you on the back and fill you full of
total of 149, which meant he missed HAAS SHOT a 66 Friday while Nor- pizza and beer," he said.
the cut for the first time since 1963. th had a bogeyless 65. Battle said he used a discount to buy 4
Other notables missing the cut in- "I've played good in major cham- five pairs of pants for $10 and told at
cluded Lee Trevino, Craig Stadler, pionships before," Haas said. least one other player of the deal. He
Ben Crenshaw and Masters champion North carries the recognition as Nicklaus said he was aware the benefits broke
Bernhard Langer. former Open champion, but he has not ... misses the cut NCAA rules.