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The Marion Star Thursday June 24, 1982 11 Householder's Homer Gives Reds 5-4 Win (1 STAR SPORTS Milner Throw Saves Triumph Tribe Drops 3-1 Duel To Orioles, Jim Palmer CLEVELAND (AP) Cleveland Indians, but the Baltimore Orioles' pitcher Jim veteran right-hander thought he Palmer did the job on the could've done better. 7 Slo-Pitch Games Staged At Garfield A total of seven games was "My forearm was a little tight and it affected my control," said Palmer after pitching seven strong innings as the Orioles defeated the Indians 3-1 Wednesday night. "I was kind of all over the place." Palmer, 5-3, pushed his lifetime victory total to 253 and tied Carl Hubbell for 30th place on the all-time major league victory list as he yielded one run and nine hits. Tippy Martinez and Tim Stoddard each pitched one scoreless inning. Stoddard recorded his fifth save as Baltimore won for the 12th time in its last 16 outings.

Eddie Murray drove home the winning run with an eighth-inning double and Cal Ripken Jr. homered and singled for a pair of RBIs. Ripken hit his eighth home run of the season, a solo to left field off loser John Denny, 4-8, with one out in the top of the fourth. "This guy can hit the ball out of the park and do it often. He's way ahead of schedule," Orioles Manager Earl Weaver said about the 21 -year-old Ripken.

The third baseman has had eight hits including two home runs and seven RBIs in the three-game series against the Indians. Cleveland tied the game against Palmer in the seventh. Mike Hargrove and Andre Thornton drew two-out walks and Hargrove scored when Von Hayes hit a hard ground ball double off first baseman Murray's glove. Rich Dauer led off Baltimore's eighth with an infield hit and continued to second when shortstop Mike Fischlin threw wildly to first. Ken Singleton tried to bunt Dauer to third, but Dauer was retired in a rundown as Singleton reached first.

two-out single to left field off Tom Hume, 1-2, and Perkins tried to score from second base. Milner rifled the' ball to catcher Alex Trevino, whose tag easily beat the sliding Perkins to end the game. "You've got to go on that," Milner said, agreeing with Perkins' attempt to score. "There 's no question. "The ball was not hit that hard.

I got a good jump, came in and got it on the second hop. I had a little trouble getting the ball out of my glove, but I was throwing all the way. "You can't make a one-hop throw to home in that situation. You've got to go for all the gusto." Milner also was one of the Reds' hitting stars, slapping a two-run single in the seventh inning that put Cincinnati ahead for the first time in the game 3-2, before San Diego tied it in the top of the eighth. Milner has a seven-game hitting streak and has driven in seven runs in his last three games.

"Milner has just played outstanding," said Reds Manager John McNamara. "I don't know how much more you can ask for. He's doing everything. He's doing it all. The Reds didn't do anything for the first six innings, as San Diego starter Chris Welsh held them hitless with the help of several outstanding defensive plays.

Cesar Cedeno broke the spell with a lead-off double in the seventh that ignited the Reds' three-run rally. "They hit a few balls hard early, but we made some great plays," said Welsh, who attended high school in Cincinnati. "They hit some balls in the seventh that we weren't able to get our gloves on. They hit some where we ain't. That's the key to baseball.

"After six innings of throwing no-hit ball, maybe my whammy wore off. Maybe my luck ran out. For me to pitch six innings of no-hit ball, I've got to be lucky." CINCINNATI (AP) Paul Householder had no thought of home run heroics when he stepped to the plate in the eighth inning Wednesday night. The rookie- Cincinnati outfielder had a .178 batting average that seemed to make a mockery of the Reds' high praise for his potential. With the Reds tied 3-3 with the San Diego Padres and German Barranca on first base, Householder was thinking small.

"I would have been happy if it was just a base hit to score a run," said Householder, who slimmed his third game-winning home run to give the Reds a 5-4 victory over the Padres. "Early in the season when I was struggling, I think I was trying to make up for things with one swing of the bat," Householder said. "You can't do that." The one swing of the bat that resulted in Householder's fourth home run put the Reds in position to win their third straight game, but it took a perfect throw to the plate by rookie left fielder Eddie Milner to complete the task. Trailing 5-3, the Padres put together singles by Terry Kennedy, Broderick Perkins and Gene Richards in the top of the ninth to cut the deficit to one run. Tim Flannery then lined a 162, Ashley To Collide In Tourney Marion Legion Post 162 and Ashley, who battled to a 3-2 Ashley win earlier this week, have drawn each other as opponents in the first game of the Sixth District Legion Tournament July 17 at Elgin High School.

Ashley, 10-5 on the season and defending tourney champion, and the 13-3 Marion team managed by Chuck Emmons, will square off at 1 p.m. on the sacker Broderick Perkins during Wednesday's game in Cincinnati. The Reds won for the third straight time, 5-4, for their longest win streak of the season. (AP) EYE ON THE BALL Cincinnati Reds' baserunner Eddie Milner (left) ducks back to first base just ahead of a pickoff throw attempt from pitcher Chris Welsh to Padres' first Doubles Tennis Play Begins Gary Mohr added a home run and double, Steve Dix had a double and two singles and Doug Lawson singled and tripled. Herman Gearhart led MPS with three singles, Jim Patterson had a pair and Steve Duncan cracked a double.

Floyd Corbin crashed two home runs for the Elks, Don Price had one and a pair of singles and Mike Price and Lee Hensel both had a single and double. For Waldo it was Mike Sisson with three singles, Rex Ballinger tripled and Brent Jones had a single and double. Groll Team Winner Of 22-2 Romp Groll's Furniture pounded four homers and 20 hits overall to crush Whirlpool 22-2 in slo-pitch softball play at Kennedy Park Wednesday. Socking homers for Groll's were Phil Thomas, Brad Pace, Steve Busier and Ed Velasquez. Thomas singled and doubled for Groll's in addition to hitting his homer, while Busier and Velasquez had singles.

Rick Lawson and Dwight Roseberry each had a double and two singles. Velasquez, the winning pitcher, held Whirlpool to just four singles. In other games, Marion Steel bounced Smith Clinic 12-5 and Bennett beat W.W.W. 16-2. Joe Henry and Tom Turk homered for Marion Steel, and Henry also had two singles.

Ralph Baker rapped three hits for the winners. Craig Jennings and Allen Putman each rapped two singles for Smith Clinic. Randy Patrick homered and singled for Bennett, while Ward Jenkins had a triple and two singles, Rick Clark tripled and singled and Joe Patrick had a double and two singles. Ray Zamlidio singled and tripled for W.W.W. played at Garfield Park Wednesday, three in the morning league and four in the evening.

In the morning it was Dannie's Pizza over Eaton 10-7, URW 241 took Whirlpool 14-7 and Red Lion beat Quaker Oats 22-2. Last night it was Gay's Lock Safe over the of 17-1, the Die Hards shut out Wright Storage 6-0, the Prospect Merchants clobbered Marion Power Shovel 19-4 and the Elks outlasted the Waldo Merchants 21-12. In the morning opener Dave Maugans slammed a home run and single for Dannie's, Craig Claypool homered and Randy Cleveland had a single and two doubles. Al Goldsberry had a triple for Eaton, Tom Canter had two doubles and Willie Evans two singles. Craig Ratliff stroked a home run and single for Local 241, Tom Kuhar had a triple and two singles, as did Jay Johnson, and Luke Makell had a single and two doubles.

Jim Carpenter ripped a home run and double for Whirlpool, Dave Danner had three hits and R. Patrick singled and tripled. Tim Cummings led the Red Lion with a double and three singles, George Collins and Don Edwards had three hits apiece. Rusty Hawkins had two of Quaker's five hits. In evening action it was Bob Baney with a home run and two doubles for Gay's, Ed Crobin slapped a homerun and double and Jeff Tyree and Rich Harter had a single and double each.

Lari Blankenship had a single and two singles for of and Mike Huth had a single and double. Robert Ratliff, Virgil Crowe and Mickey Williams had two hits each for the Die Hards. Wright was limited to three singles by pitcher Vinnie Ministeri. Rich Stover had the biggest offensive night of the season for the Prospect Merchants as he blasted four home runs in four trips to the plate, all over the fence at Garfield. CLEVELAND ab bi BALTIMORE bi Bumbry cf 5 0 0 0 ABanstr If 5 0 10 5 0 10 3 0 10 4 10 0 Harrah 3b Hargrv lb Thrntn dh 4 13 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 11 4 12 1 4 0 0 0 Hayes Dauer 2b Singltn dh EMurry lb Lownstn If RpknJr 3b Dwyer rf Dempsy Bonner ss Seiter defeated Ron Brust and Dan Jacobs 6-7, 6-3, 6-4 and Team Two's Dick Lankton and Dick Elwing beat Dick Rogers and Bob Davidson 6-0, 4-6, 64.

At the country club, Team Three won the first two matches, but the MCC team rallied and won seven straight. In the RV Girls Notch 5th Straight Win River Valley's girls scored six runs in the top half of the sixth inning to take a 15-9 victory over Pleasant at the Spartans' field Wednesday. The six-run rally broke a 9-9 tie in the final inning. Kyra Black was the winning pitcher for RV, and she helped her team at the plate with a home run and a triple. Heidi Smith smacked two homers, driving in four 4 12 2 Mannng cf 4 0 2 0 first match, Dev Malik and Doug Mathiot topped Larry Ishida and Hank Waters 6-3, 7-5 and in the next duel Daval Johnson and Paul Vanderboegh won over Jim Young and Keith Studer6-2, 6-2.

The MCC team knotted things as Dave Williamson and Bill Young beat Tom Brill and Aaron Dorsten 6-3, 7-6 and Dick Dyer and J. Greetham topped George Snyder and Dave Ballinger 6-2, 2-6. 6-1. From then on it was all MCC. Victor Bazzoli and Walt Kelsey slipped by NickSkevos and Tom Photos 6-2, 6-2, and Tarlok Purewal and J.

Davey took a pair of 6-love sets from Rolf Knopp and Devon Sharma. Lew Jester and Jerry Cornwell then defeated Ivan Stithem and Mike Lister 6-1, 7-5. In the final two matches, Dave Burt and John Ault beat Dave Boyer and D. Anderson 6-1, 6-7, 6-1 and C. Clemens and Tom LaMarche defeated Tom Kanable and Dan Wyss 6-4, 6-4.

3 0 10 Hassey SAN. DIEGO 4 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 CINCINNATI abrabi Dilone If Percont 2b a bi Richrds If EMflner rf 3 0 12 Lndesty 3b 4 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 10 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 I 10 I Bando Fischlin ss Craie ph 2 10 0 2 110 4 13 1 $020 4 110 4 0 11 3 10 0 0 0 0 0 Barrnc zo Cedeno cf Vail If Hoshldr rf Dybzki ss Total Team One and the Marion Country Club Team posted victories as the Marion Tennis Association men's doubles league opened play at the Harding and country club courts Wednesday. Team One took a 5-4 win over Team Two at Harding, and the MCC team clipped Team Three 7-2 at the country club. In the Harding matches, Team Two took the early lead as Stan Carlisle and Gil Taft beat Jon Williamson and Brent Rowland 6-2, 3-6, 7-5, but Team One's Dan Norris and Mike Heimlick beat Laszlo Bonder and Timm Kanable 6-3, Team Two's Phil Winner Sr. and Jr.

then beat Mike Shinner and Phil Wright 6-1, 6-1, but Team One's John Sperry and Bill Michel evened things again with a 6-1, 6-1 win over Fritz Guy and John Bibart. Team One took the fifth match as John Keane and Mike McFarland beat Mike Ham pel and Khurshid Hussain 6-7, 6-0, 6- 1, but Team Two's Tim Conley and John Stevens whipped Howie Smith and John Correll 6-0, 6-1. Team One then took two of the final three matches to earn the win. Rick Huddle and Jon Sisler beat Dan and Dave Smith 1-6, 6- 2, 6-3, Jack Conrath and Allen Total .35. 3.

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A championship game would be played July 25 if necessary. The district champion will move into state tournament play Aug. 8-12 at Ohio University at Athens. San DlegO OW 200 011 .4 Cincinnati OM 32x .5 DP Cincinnati 1. LOB San Diego 7, Cincinnati 7.

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