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2S THE TENWBStAW. Ww adary. Ozxie Smith Most Marketable, Popular Padre Smith On Way 7b ehg No, 7 Xvi A Bui WHILE SMITH Is concerned over his inability to hit .300, he is realistic. "Look, I'm young," explained. "I've had to learn the hard way.

Remember, I only Elayed 63 games in the minors efore I got the call Thank goodness I have enough sense to listen to people who know how to help a guy improve "Everybody" who is concerned about my future' has told me that I should choire up on the bat, shorten my swing and bunt more." HAVE YOU been takin'gSr advice? "Yeah," he replied. went on that spree in the spring I choked up and widened "my stance, and it worked. Unfortunately, I went back to rftyold and started, struggling again. "But, that setback taught me one thing. I am not a -power hitter.

That is very evident Do you know, that the next lidme run I hit will be only my second in the big leagues?" Yes, Ozzie, we do. Better still, though! is the fact that you do. manager Tom Lasorda. "Oz-zie's worth three hits a night to San Diego. That's how many base hits disappear into that glove." No one doubts that Smith would become the No.

1 shortstop In the National League if he develops into a .300 hitter. Besides being awarded a Gold Glove last season, he broke a 56-year-cld major league record for shortstops when he recorded 621 assists, 20 more than Glenn Wright of Pittsburgh in 1924. A shortstop who plays deeper than most shortstops. Smith was the only guy in the league last year to figure in more than 100 double plays, ending up with 113. THE LITTLE guy is a speed- -ster, too.

He stole 57 bases in 1S80 and has stolen 125 in three seasons, an average of roughly 42 a year. "I could do better," says Smith, "if I just wanted to run up stats. But I want to win and it's kind of hard for me to try to build up stats on the bases while we're losing." Now that Ozzie Smith has won a Gold Glove for fieldicg excellency, his next goal is to become a .300 hitter. "I'd like nothing better;" said the San Diego shortstop, who also realized another ambition earlier this season when he represented the National League in the All-Star Game in Cleveland. However, the most marketable and popular Padre isn't likely to reach that goal unless his productivity at the plate picks up.

IT DID appear that Ozzie was headed in that direction during the First half of the majors' split season when he hit .303 in a five-week surge. But, a slump followed and the young man who batted -258, .211 and .230 his first three seasons has been been struggling to stay at .250. "I know he would like to be a .300 hitter," said teammate Rick Wise, "but he doesn't have to be. Not when you field like he does. He's the most acrobatic shortstop I've seen in my 16 years in the major leagues.

There's no shortstop in baseball who can Held better than he Phils' Gorlfn does." Padre general manager Jack McKeoa also knows that the 5-10, 155-pounder Isnt your ordinary major league baseball player. Last year when rumors persisted that McKeon might trade Smith to St Louis for Garry Templeton and Tony Scott McKeon was pelted with angry calls from fans protesting the possibility. IT ISNT only the Padres who like the look of Ozzie Smith. His talent is recognized in every clubhouse in the league. "Forget the stats," says Los Angeles Bloiffilcs Biro ton Astros their sixth straight victory, a 3-2 decision over the New York Mets last night ATLANTA (AP) Veteran left-hander Steve Carlton pitched a three-hitter for his first shut- Sounds' Finale UUUM7 SZfAZAJUZJ 's Lin.

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ing six consecutive losses. DODGERS 3, PIRATES 2 LOS ANGELES (UPI) Ron Cey singled with one out in the 14th inning to score Ken Lan- dreaux from second base last night and give the Los Angeles Dodgers a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Landreaux opened the 14th with a double off loser Odell Jones, 2-2, and Dusty Baker on 1 1 aacjt tiw 1 1 1 1 tmtfnlUtt 414 I 4 I Tmmi OCm I 1 I I (am American League tmi baltdjcrk BkrirM akrkk) Krm 1 1 1 1 i1 1 11 toUSrtk lit PKrtI I tacBl i SMnrlk 111 Unm tIMUMill DT-Bf PBa 1 114 f- ria taaailiait 4ilaan Hi aa ranca. T-tU. A-UM1- araiiau araa aa aaaaaaU Vfcaaa.

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ning run to cap a three-run sev- enth inning last night that car-' ried the Montreal Expos to a 4-3 triumph over the Cincinnati Reds. ASTROS 3, METS 2 HOUSTON (AP) Scott Loucks scored on a wild pitch by Mike Marshall with two outs in the ninth inning to give the Hous- Fuller Returns To VU Practice Vanderbilt University's football team worked more than two hours last night at Dudley Field in an exhaustive session which was highlighted by the return to Eractice of freshman quarter-ack Ardell Fuller. Fuller, who had missed 10 workouts prior to Monday with a pulled Achilles tendon, partici- pated fully in the work. He had been dressed for practice on Monday, but last night returned to his first full speed practice. Also back for at least limited work were offensive guard Jeff Madden, who has been missing 1 with a sprained knee, and linebacker Zack Spratling, who is still limited somewhat with a shoulder Head coach George Maclntyre was pleased with the total effort of the squad in its last open prac- tice before the Maryland game on Sept.

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He finished with just two more than Nashville shortstop Otis Nixon. Mike Morgan had started on the mound for Nashville last night, seeking to improve on' his 8-7 record. He'll now be moved up in the starting rotation for the playoffs behind Jamie Werly, Stefan Wever, and Pete Filson. BARRING ANY ralnouts, the Southern League best-of-five championship playoffs are scheduled to begin Sept. 8 at the Western Division champion's field.

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tanmaotk Ali's Return NEW YORK (AP) In a press conference subdued compared with the previous circus-like shows that nave marked his career, three-time heavyweight champion Muhammad All said yesterday that he will return to the ring Dec. 2 to fight Trevor Berbick in the Bahamas. Ali, 39, has been unable to get a boxing license from any state commission except South Carolina since being stopped In 11 rounds in a title fight against World Boxing Council champion Larry Holmes last October in Las Vegas. CUMBERLAND LANEBJwO aaa Ckaa Jaaa Gray IM, ARea WUaaa 471; BofcCVaaeay 137444; Mate BL Iaaauaj Injaa Clara Mite 17V4M; Jack fckaRa 114, Jar Millar 111; Hdy Baakan BAB. nnyaila MIL NBBA Nat Baaa Ooadby 171.

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