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i pi PACE 26- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- TUESDAY, MAY SI, 1983 Porter powers Cards to winf Alan Ashby opened the eighth for Houston with a single off loser Bill Campbell (2 2) and went to second on a balk. Campbell then struck out Craig Reynolds and pinch batter Harry Spilman, ran the count to 3-0 on Omar Moreno and then gave him an intentional walk before Puhl tripled to right-center. Reliever Bill Dawley (31) was the winner, while Frank DiPino pitched the last two innings for his third save. The Cubs blew leads of 41 and 6-3, then had to come from behind in the sixth to tie it 77 on Buckner's second homer of the game and fourth of the season, all of them in the last three games. LOS ANGELES 5, PHILADELPHIA 2 Burt Hooton hurled a seven hitter for his first complete game of the season and drove in four runs with a double and a single to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to 5-2 victory over the visiting Philadeh phia Phillies Monday night Hooton (32) earned his fourth successive victory over the Phillies and seventh in his last eight decisions against them.

He walked one and struck out four. After Mike Schmidt singled home Gary Matthews with a run in the top of the first, the Dodgers jumped on Marty Bystrom (0 2) in the bottom of the second. Consecutive singles by Rick Monday, Steve Yeager and Bill Russell loaded the bases. Hooton doubled down the left field line, scoring all three runners. Ozzie Virgil slugged his second homer of the season, a bases-empty shot, with two out in the Philadel phia fourth, but Yeager's seventh homer an inning later gave the Dodgers a 4 2 lead.

N.L. Baseball PITTSBURGH 8, ATLANTA 6 Dale Berra drove in three runs with a pair of home runs, and Jason Thompson and Dave Parker lined consecutive homers in the fifth inning Monday as the host Pittsburgh Pirates. beat the Atlanta Braves, 8 6. Jim Bibby (25) gave up three runs and seven hits in five innings but still managed to break a five-game losing streak. Rod Scurry yielded three runs in the Braves ninth on an RBI single by Bruce Benedict and a two-run homer by Bob Watson.

SAN DIEGO 5, MONTREAL 4 Pinch hitter Ruppert Jones drew a walk off Steve Rogers with the bases loaded and two out in the bottom of the ninth inning Monday night, giving the San Diego Padres a 5 4 victory over the visiting Montreal Expos. Steve Garvey led off the ninth with a single, his third hit of the game, and Terry Kennedy grounded to first baseman Al Oliver, whose throw to second sailed into left field as the runners moved to second and third. Sixto Lezcano was walked intentionally to load the bases, but Tim Flannery popped out and pinch hitter Jerry Turner struck out. Jones, batting for pitcher Gary Lucas, then walked on a 3 2 pitch to force in the winning run and hand Rogers his second loss in nine decisions. HOUSTON 9, CHICAGO 7 Ter ry Puhl's tie-breaking, two-run triple with two out in the eighth inning lifted the Houston Astros to a 9 7 victory over the host Chicago Cubs FROM WIRE SERVICES Cincinnati Reds Manager Russ Nixon says he, for one, is not surprised to see Darrell Porter on a rampage against National League pitchers.

"He did the same thing to us when we played them last week. Nixon said after watching Porter's four RBI performance key a 9 1 triumph Monday by the host St. Louis Cardinals. "He's an excellent, quality player. If they're going bad, they're going to come out of it." In the absence of Porter, who departed soon after batting in the seventh inning, St.

Louis Manager Whitey Herzog concurred with what Nixon had to say. "Darrell's been hitting the ball hard. The one thing I've been concerned about is that he stay aggressive," Herzog said. "Just so he keeps swinging." Porter, the catalyst for the Cards' attack, hammered a two run triple in the opening inning and belted a two-run homer in the third. The blows came in support of righthander John Stuper (6-2), who scattered nine hits and had little trouble conquering the Reds for a second time in six days.

"Sometimes it works to your advantage and sometimes it makes it tougher because it starts to work on your concentration," Stuper said of the backing he received. "They got a lot of hits, but when you put them together with no walks it really doesn't mean that much." Keith Hernandez added a double and triple, and Tommy Herr had three singles in St. Louis's 14 hit attack, while Porter, who started the day in a l-for-12 slump, walloped both his extra base hits off Reds righthander Ted Power (13), who lasted only 2V innings. Auaciatid Pru Carlton Fisk (right) tags out Jim Rice at home Boston runner trying to score from third on infield grounder Fisk's big day keys White Sox Green accepts Chicago (AP) Manager Lee Elia of the Chicago Cubs escaped disciplinary action Monday for the second time in a month after a confrontation with a television cameraman prompted a lengthy closed-door meeting with General Manager Dallas Green. Following a 9-7 loss to the Houston Astros, Elia shoved cameraman Danny Brown of CBS affiliate WBBM TV.

A videotape of the incident was broadcast on WBBM's evening news. "I told him four or five times that I didn't want any cameras in my office." said Elia. "Then I pushed him. I did not slug him." "It wasn't professional on my part." said Elia. "but it wasn't profes LULU Elia's story sional on his part not to leave when I asked him to leave." Elia, who launched a tirade at Cub fans a month ago following a loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, then met with Green.

A MONTH ago, Green refused to fire Elia after the manager's out burst against fans who booed the Cubs. After viewing videotape of Monday's incident. Green said, "I've heard both sides of the story and the incident is closed." "The whole incident has been blown out of proportion," said Elia. "I have that right to say there should be no cameras in my office. I did not slug him but I'm not happy that I pushed him.

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The Giants now have an 18 7 record in May with six victories in their last seven games. Jeff Leonard's leadoff walk and Tom O'Malley's single, cracking a 5-for 50 slump, triggered a two-run second inning. Rookie Brad Wellman, making his first appearance of the season after being recalled from Phoenix, lined a run-scoring single to left. O'Malley went to third on the play and scored on Milt May's grounder for a 3) lead. We Will SPIN BALANCE all 4 tires on your car for LUBE OIL BILL WISE OLDSMOBILE BODY SHOP Repaint Special ACRYLIC ENAMEL $285.95 Body Work, Pin Stripo; ALL GENUINE CM PARTS BILL 8550 PENDLETON PIKE 1 I ri 1 ty, I FROM THE WISE SERVICES Former Boston player Carlton Fisk went 3 for 4.

homered and scored three times and Ron Kittle cracked his 11th homer Monday to lead the visiting Chicago White Sox to their fourth straight victory, a 6 4 decision over the Red Sox. Fisk also had a double and a single and is now hitting .418 with eight homers and 23 RBI in 23 games against the Red Sox since leaving the team at the end of the 1980 season. Harold Baines drove in two runs for Chicago, which has hit 23 homers in its last 11 games. The four game winning streak matches the Chisox season high, set earlier in the month. Britt Burns gave up a two-run homer to Tony Armas in the first, then settled down to pick up his second victory in four decisions.

Sa lome Barojas pitched the final 2H innings to gain his third save. The White Sox tied it 2 2 in the third on singles by Jerry Dybzinski, Fisk and Baines and a sacrifice fly by Greg Luzinski. Kittle then led off the fourth with a homer off starter and loser Bruce Hurst (4 3), who had pitched a two-hit shutout against the White Sox last Wednesday. Fisk led off the fifth inning with his fourth homer and one out later, Luzinksi chased Hurst with a double to left. Mark Clear came on and gave up a run scoring single to Tom Pa-ciorek to make it 5 2.

The White Sox added a run in the sixth when Fisk singled with two out. stole second and scored on a single by Baines. NEW YORK 10, OAKLAND Dave Winfield's bases loaded triple highlighted a six-run rally in the eighth inning Monday that gave the New York Yankees a 10-5 victory over the visiting Oakland A's and their first four-game winning streak of the season. The A's had gone ahead 5-4 in the top of the eighth on Jeff Burroughs' sacrifice fly before the Yankees rallied against relievers Tom Burgmeier (12) and Steve McCatty. With one out, singles by Graig Nettles, Andre Robertson and Ken Griffey produced the tying run, scoring pinch runner Bert Campaneris.

McCatty took over and walked Roy Smalley on four pitches to load the bases. After falling behind 3-0 on Win- field. McCatty threw a strike, but Winfield drilled the next pitch up the gap in left-center and the ball rolled to the 430 foot mark as all three runners raced home. Winfield. who had not driven in a run since May 21.

scored on Don Baylor's suicide squeeze bunt, and the Yankees added a sixth run on an infield hit by Campaneris with the bases loaded. The rally made a winner of reliever Rich Gossage (21) and gave the A's their fifth loss in a row. BALTIMORE 6, MINNESOTA 1 Eddie Murray drilled a three-run home run. and Mike Boddicker scattered five hits over seven innings as the visiting Baltimore Orioles defeated the Minnesota Twins, 61. Monday.

Boddicker (2 2) struck out seven in making his fifth major league start. Boddicker was called up to replace Jim Palmer in the Orioles' rotation. Murray's three run homer, his fifth, came with two out in the third inning after a walk to Al Bumbry and Cal Ripken's double. The Orioles scored runs in the second and fifth innings, and Ripken hit homer No. 7 in the eighth.

Bobby Castillo (2 4) went the first three innings for the Twins, allowing Royals rained out Arlington. Texas (AP) Monday night's scheduled game between the Kansas City Royals and Texas Rang ers was postponed because cf heavy rain The game will be made up as part of a tw: night doublehcader Sat urday. Sept 3 A.L. Baseball four earned runs on four hits. He left the game following the third inning after wrenching his back in the second while covering first base.

TORONTO 6. DETROIT 4 Da maso Garcia's run-scoring single ignited a two run 10th inning Monday night that lifted the visiting Toronto Blue Jays to a 64 victory over Detroit, snapping the Tigers' five-game winning streak. Alfredo Griffin opened the 10th with a double down the left field line off reliever Dave Gumpert (01). making his first appearance of the year. Garcia then lined an opposite field single to right to score Griffin and two outs later, pinch hitter Buck Martinez grounded a single to center to score Garcia with an insurance run Jney McLaughlin (1 1), the third pitcher used by Toronto, worked 1H innings to get the victory.

MILWAUKEE 6, SEATTLE 3 Jim Gantner drove in three runs with a homer and a single, and Jerry Augustine pitched the host Milwaukee Brewers to a 6 3 victory over Seattle Monday, snapping the Mari ners four-game winning streak. Charlie Moore singled with two out in the third, and Gantner followed with his fifth homer, a personal high for a season, to put the Brewers ahead 2-0 against Jim Beat-tie (3 3). The Brewers added three runs in the fifth to lead 5-0. CLEVELAND 6, CALIFORNIA Pinch hitter Broderick Perkins tie-breaking single with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth inning Monday night gave the host Cleveland Indians a 6-5 victory over California and snapped the Angels' seven game winning streak. Mike Hargrove led off the Cleveland ninth with a single and took second on a wild pitch by reliever Luis Sanchez (5 2).

Mike Fischlin ran for Hargrove and Andre Thornton was intentionally walked. Toby Har-rah. attempting to sacrifice, beat out a bunt down the third base line to load the bases. Julio Franco grounded into a for-ceout at the plate before Perkins, batting for Alan Bannister, lined a 1-0 pitch into center field to drive Thornton home and end the Indians' four-game losing streak. Cycling series begins tonight The first evening of competition in The Indianapolis Star-sponsored Developmental Bicycle Race Series begins at 7:30 tonight at the Major Taylor Velodrome on Cold Spring Road.

Open to cyclists of all skill levels who are at least 12 years of age, the series will run every Tuesday evening through September 27. Bicyclists licensed by the United States Cycling Federation will compete as Intermediates, Senior IV, or Veterans. Non licensed riders will be grouped in a stock bike category according to age and sex. A non-licensed rider must be a graduate of a cycling or racing school or must have attended three one hour orientation classes at the Velodrome. The classes are held every Tuesday from 6 to 7 p.m.

and are free. Registration for the racing series also takes place from 6 to 7 p.m. every Tuesday. Riders may begin competition the same evening they complete their third orientation session Participants provide their own bicycle, which must have at least a 26-inch wheel. An entry fee of $2.

which covers helmet rental and identifica tion numbers, is charged for each I session of competition. We proudly salute Teo Fabi winner of the 1983 American Fletcher Trophy Indianapolis 500 Rookie of the Year AMERICAN FLETCHER NATIONAL BANK AFRTB r0.