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C4 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Saturday, May 11, 1985 Baseball Gooden 3 -Hits Phillies fyL ROUNDUP Smith, 5-0, walked one and struck out two for his first complete game of the season. Mahler, who leads the major leagues in victories, allowed all five Expos runs in 4 innings. Montreal downed Atlanta at Montreal and handed Rick Mahler his first loss after seven wins. Sheepskin THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Dwight Gooden held Philadelphia hitless through 6 innings, finishing with a three-hitter while striking out 13 Friday night as the New York Mets beat the Phillies 5-0 in New York. George Foster hit a two-run homer, his fourth of the season, in the fourth inning and Gary Carter rapped a three-run double in the seventh to back Gooden to his fifth victory in six decisions.

Gooden has won three straight, and a crowd of 46,143 watched the Mets win their fourth straight game. CARDINALS 9, GIANTS 3: Tom Herr, the National League's leading hitter, delivered a two-run single to crack a seventh-inning tie and then doubled home two runs in the ninth as St. Louis rallied to beat San Francisco at Candlestick Park. DODGERS 1, PIRATES 0: Jerry Reuss allowed four hits over 8 innings and Greg Brock singled home the game's only run in the sixth inning as Los Angeles nipped visiting Pitsburgh. CUBS 6, PADRES 2: Ryne Sandberg homered to spark a seventh-inning rally and Richie Hebner belted a three-run homer in the ninth as Chicago won at San Diego.

REDS 5, ASTROS 2: Dave Parker singled home two runs and Cesar Cedeno followed with a tie-breaking single as Cincinnati erupted for five runs in the eighth inning to beat visiting Houston. The Astros led 2-0 entering the eighth on Kevin Bass' fifth-inning home run and a sacrifice fly by starting pitcher Joe Niekro off Tom Browning, 3-1. EXPOS BRAVES 0: Vance Law drove in three runs with a bases-loaded double to back the six-hit pitching of Bryn Smith as k. v. Available in natural, champagne, charcoal, silver, and black.

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RANGERS INDIANS 2: Gary Ward highlighted a three-run fifth inning with a two-run double and Charlie Hough and Dave Rozema combined on a six-hitter to lead Texas to a victory over Cleveland at Arlington. Hough, 3-1, struck out five, walked three to pick up his second win over Cleveland in six days. Rozema replaced him with two on and one out in the ninth and got the last two runs for his second save. RED SOX A's 4: Reid Nichols followed Bill Buckner's one-out lOth-inning double with a single to right that gave Boston a on the mound again today at some time. But whether he'll start or appear in relief is still up in the air.

He hasn't started either of the Sartans' first two games in this tournament. Bloomfield saw its record drop to 21-3. COBRE 7, GRANTS 2: Manuel Lardizaval tossed a one-hit masterpiece while striking out 13 as Cobre easily defeated the Pirates. The lone hit was a third-inning single up the middle off the bat of Tim Palacio. The game-winning hit occurred in the fourth with the score tied at 2.

With the bases loaded and one out, Tim Rosales drilled a double into left-center field, clearing the bases and giving the Indians a three-run cushion. Lardizaval struck out the side in the fourth and seventh innings. He now has an 8-0 record. His brother, Rubon, was the winning pitcher in the Indians' quarterfinal game. He defeated Aztec, 10-0, in a six-inning game.

"I don't feel we've played a real good game like we're capable of yet," said Indian coach Ed Sordyl. "We've played decent. If we hit the ball real well (today), then I think we have an excellent chance to win. "I'm pleased with what we're doing. We've gone out and won 19 games without a loss." Grants is now 11-13 on the season.

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at St. Michael's High School. ST. PIUS 11, BLOOMFIELD 3: A five-run explosion in the first inning was all the Sartans needed to defeat the Bobcats. Leading the Pius assault were Rich Detry, Don Weger and Tim Rizek, all of whom had three hits apiece.

Rizek had a two-run homer and a double, while Detry and Weger each had two doubles. Weger also drove in four runs. "We were hitting on all eight cylinder's today," St. Pius coach George McAfee said. the pitching was only on about six cylinders.

Between starter Eric Pease and reliever Mark Rupp, the two allowed eight walks. Rupp, however, pitched very well in relief. He gave up no runs while striking out five in 3 innings. He got the win to move his record to 7-1. "We have a lot of confidence," said Weger.

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