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30 BASEBALL Pirates topple Expos obinson's 4-hitter on COURIER-POST, Sunday. Stpttmbw 14, 1980 IU I L.1U, I ,1 -I I wa the seventh inning when the Pirates' righthander struck out Larry Par-rish with two out and runners at first and second. The Pirates scored their second run in the seventh, as Easier walked with one out, stole second and came home on John Milner's single to right. There was a close play at the plate, but catcher Gary Carter failed to hold the ball. Pittsburgh made it 4-0 in the eighth on an RBI single by Milner and Ed Ott's fielder's choice grounder.

of the season. New York broke a 1-1 tie, scoring three times in the fourth inning off Cubs starter Lynn McGlothen, 10-1 2, to gain its first victory since Aug. 30. The Mets had lost 25 of their previous 28 games. Braves 5, Padres 3 ATLANTA (AP) Bob Horner rapped out three hits, including his.

32nd home run of the season, and drove in three runs to power the Atlanta Braves to a 5-3 victory over the San Diego Padres last night. Horner ignited a three-run Atlanta fourth inning with his solo shot over the left-center field fence off Rick Wise, 6-7. Pirates 4, Expos 0 MONTREAL (AP) Mike Easier belted a solo homer and Don Robinson stopped Montreal on four hits yesterday as the Pittsburgh Pirates ended the Expos' four-game winning streak with a 4-0 victory. Easier, who started the game hitting .251 against the Expos, hammered a 3-2 pitch from Steve Rogers, 14-11, over the center field fence leading off the second inning for a 1-0 Pittsburgh lead. The homer was the first off the Expos' pitching staff in 12 games, a club record.

It also snapped a string of 21 scoreless innings by Rogers, who had tossed shutout ball in his last two starts. Robinson, 6-8, struck out eight and walked one, recording his first complete game since June 2, and his first shutout since May 14, 1978. He had retired 10 batters in order before Rowland Office singled through the right side for the Expos' first hit in the fourth inning. Office later reached second with two out, but was stranded when Willie Mon-tanez struck out. The Expos had their only other serious threat stifled by Robinson in NL may approve designated hitter Sitting One OUt Associated Press Pittsburgh Pirates' Mike Easier slides into home plate behind Montreal Expos' catcher Gary Carter in seventh inning of yesterday's game.

Pirates won, 4-0. Yanks shade Red Sox i as John captures 21st NEW YORK (AP) Rookie Ed Lynch, making his first major league start, combined with Roy Lee Jackson for a seven-hitter yesterday as New York defeated the Chicago Cubs, 4-2, snapping a 13-game losing string. Lynch, 1-0, allowed six hits and both Chicago runs over the first six innings. Jackson pitched the final three innings to pick up his first save The last vote was 5-4, with three teams abstaining. "It will probably be reasonably close," Wagner said.

"I'm not going to count votes. I just don't think it's going to pass, period." The special meeting was called for by the San Diego Padres, St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies. A special meeting can be called if three clubs request one, Wagner said. The vote will be the second one in two months on the DH.

Last time, Atlanta, San Diego, New York and St. Louis voted for the measure; Cincinnati, Chicago, Montreal, Los Angeles and San Francisco Voted against. Abstaining were Philadelphia, Houston and Pittsburgh. Thornwell said he thinks Pittsburgh and Philadelphia will vote in favor of the proposal this time. The Atlanta Journal reported that the Pittsburgh brass is divided on the issue, but that team President Dan Galbreath favors it.

Dodgers 3, Reds 2 CINCINNATI (AP) Derrell Thomas tripled home pinch runner Gary Weiss with two out in the ninth inning, then followed him home on a balk by reliever Mario Soto, giving the Los Angeles Dodgers a 3-2 victory last night over the Cincinnati Reds. Soto, 9-6, walked Rick Monday with one out in the ninth. Weiss was sent in to run for Monday with two out and Thomas rammed a shot into the right field corner to tie the game. Then, with Soto pitching to Rudy Law, Thomas faked a break for the plate and Soto committed the balk to force in the winning run. The Reds had taken a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the eighth when Dave Collins doubled, took third on Ken Griffey's fly out and scored on Dave Concepcion's sacrifice fly off reliever Robert Castillo, 7-6.

After Griffey led off the bottom of the ninth with a single, Don Stan-house came on to earn his sixth save. Astros 3, Giants 2 HOUSTON (AP) Houston's Gary Woods and Luis Pujols had -run-scoring hits in the fourth inning last night to power the Astros to a 3-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants. The victory kept Houston tied with Los Angeles in the National League West. 1 Houston gave starter Ken Forsch a 3-0 lead on Joe Morgan's ground rule double in the third and a double by Woods and Pujols' single in the fourth. San Francisco starter Vida Blue, 13-8, went the first five innings and took the loss.

PETER KING Gannett News Service ATLANTA The National League will hold a special meeting of club executives Wednesday in Chicago to again vote on the designated hitter rule, and Atlanta Braves' Executive Vice President Al Thornwell predicts the measure will pass. The DH, which was adopted by the American League in 1973, allows a batter to hit for the pitcher. "I think now we have the support we need (for passage of the rule)," Thornwell said. The Braves are in favor of the rule, and would probably use Biff Pocoroba and Jeff Burroughs in the role. The Cincinnati Reds have a prime candidate for the DH in Johhny Bench, but Reds' President Dick Wagner says he is against changing rules just because clubs have good players to fit the position.

Wagner, speaking from his Cincinnati home, predicted the measure will go down to defeat again. AMERICAN off, once again jumped on his former teammate for a big hit. Lou Piniella started the rally with a single inside the third base bag and took third on Cerone's double to left. Dent then looped a single just over second baseman Dave Stapleton's head, driving in two runs. Aurelio Rodriguez sacrificed Dent to second and Willie Randolph followed with a run-scoring single to right.

Bobby Brown forced Randolph, stole second and scored on Oscar Gamble's check-swing double down the left field line. John, 21-7, blanked Boston on two hits before being nicked for a pair of runs in the fifth, and finished with a nine-hitter. Singles by Butch Hob-son, Glenn Hoffman and Jim Dwyer and an infield out accounted for the first two Boston runs, and the Red Sox scored their final run in the ninth on a pair of singles, a fielder choice and Hoffman's sacrifice fly. Twins 6, White Sox 5 CHICAGO (AP) Pete Mackanin knocked in two runs and John Cas-tino homered last night to lead the Minnesota Twins to a 6-5 victory over the Chicago White Sox. The Twins scored three unearned runs in the first two innings off loser Steve Trout, 8-14, before Mackanin delivered a bases-loaded single in the third and Castino slugged his 11th homer in the sixth.

Doug Corbett pitched the last two innings for his 18th save. MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL BATTING 275 mora al ban 139 36 77 437 33 91 313 24 15 2'S 17 61 132 31 73 394 31 16 II 227 S3 .227 19 222 44 222 23 220 II 111 PITCHING or more decisions Yankees 4, Red Sox 3 BOSTON (AP) Bucky Dent keyed a four-run fourth inning with a two-run single and veteran Tommy John earned his 21st victory yesterday, giving the New York Yankees a 4-3 win over the Boston Red Sox. Dent and Rick Cerone had three hits apiece as the Yankees pushed their season record to 90-52 with their third victory in a row over the Red Sox and their 12th in their last 13 starts. New York shelled Boston starter Mike Torrez, 9-14, in the decisive fourth. Dent, who hit a three-run homer off Torrez in the 1978 play- Phillies one Continued from Page 1C "I fell down," said Rose.

"I slipped on the bag." Said Manager Dallas Green: "Pete was just reminding everyone that he's human, too. Give Forsch credit. To pitch out of a bases-loaded, no-out jam with the guys we had coming up is doing the job." Fortunately, for the Phils, the proof of Rose's humanness had no bearing on the outcome. That was because Carlton, once presented with the lead, permitted the Cards only one more hit (they finished with eight) and because the defense turned in a couple crucial plays. First to help Carlton was center fielder Garry Maddox, who robbed Tony Scott of extra bases with a running backhand snare of Scott's line drive to open the eighth.

Later in the same inning, after Keith Hernandez had walked and Ted Simmons flied to left, second baseman Manny Trillo ranged behind second base to glove a George Hendrick ground ball that seemed through. Trillo not only fielded the ball near shallow center, but flipped the ball to shortstop Larry Bowa, forcing Hernandez and ending the inning. Trillo currently is in a wicked batting slump. His 0-for-3 last night made him 2-for-his-last 43. But, so far, Trillo has refused to allow the slump to affect his defense.

"I'm trying everything to get a base hit," he said. "I won't give up. My defense has been great, so I can help the team with my defense." Carlton spotted the Cards a 1-0 lead in the second when Hendrick Lyle comes Continued from Page 1C Texas acquired Jim Kern. This season, Lyle was 3-2 with eight saves and a 4.69 ERA in 49 appearances for the Rangers. It remains to be seen how well Lyle will complement lefthander Tug McGraw, who has been the Phils' only consistent reliever all season.

'This will take innings-pitched pressure off Tug," said Green. "We haven't had anybody to come out front and do that for us. We've had sporadic successes (Ron) Reed game out singled, went to second on a wild pitch and continued on to third on a throwing error by Boone. Landrum followed with an RBI single. Carlton found himself involved in second and third, no-out difficulty in the fourth.

The lefthander, however, was removed from the problem by the Cards when Hendrick hit a high chopper to Schmidt. Simmons, the runner at second, broke on contact. But Hernandez, who had reached third on Simmons' double, held his ground, giving Schmidt time to throw to first. With Simmons bearing down on him, Hernandez had no choice to break belatedly for the plate, and Rose threw him out for a rare 5-3-2 double play. "We," smiled Green, "accept those kind of favors." Carlton needed no luck to work out an identical jam in the sixth, getting Simmons to bounce to short, striking out Landrum and inducing Ken Reitz into a ground ball.

PHIL UPS Carlton is 5-0 against St. Louis this year Last Phillies pitcher to win five games against one club was Jim Lonborg, who was 5-1 against the Expos in 1 976 Last pitchers to go 5-0 were Art Mahaf ey against the Pirates in 1964 and Jim Bunning against the Mets in '64 McBride has 1 1 hits in his last 18 at-bats Phils will activate lefthander reliever Kevin Saucier for this afternoon's game Saucier was placed on the diabled list two weeks ago to make room on the roster for Luzinski Rookie Marty Bystrom pitches today against Silvio Martinez. to Phillies (Dickie) Noles Brew (Warren Brusstar) But we haven't been consistent. "Paul and I talked it over and I felt that as critical and pressure-packed as the games are going to be the next 20 days, this is where we need the help. "We'll work him (Lyle) as much as we possibly can.

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Tigers 7, Indians 4 CLEVELAND (AP) Champ Summers scored the winning run on a throwing error by Cleveland second baseman Dave Rosello with two outs in the 13th inning yesterday as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Indians, 7-4. A's 6, Royals 2 OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) The Oakland A once again stalled Kansas City 's run at an early clinching of the American League West title yesterday, defeating the Royals for the second straight day, 6-2. TELEVISION TODAY Football-Vermeil Show, 12 p.m., Ch. 10 NFL Today, 12:30 p.m., Ch.

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