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2-B THE MIAMI NEWS Saturday, August 6, 19GQ NATIONAL LEAGUE CINCINNATI PITTIBUROM CMICAOO RON 4, TRISCO 3 Floored Santo Flattens Giants ffTr IAN MANCISCO bl bl bl ab bl Mil PhHIlp cf I PUWttft II I Hi Harstr rr 3 I Roe 2B. 4 Cevenpn MCCovey MA mo CI Ft AHev II Clement rf I Pinion (f 4 Mart II 4 IOSnt 3b coiemen if I Jlmeum cf Iinll id brown trll If laiiey Pagan 3b Michael HunKHy Ktilnr holier tf JAiotl rf Mev Cf 'own ik fcoiin WW Hlimi PJohniori If Edward! Cardenel Peeaei McCl Clnpenen lb Koane MilfOWl Peeleronl Altmtr) ptl 1 I 101 I 1 1 lot iio Ull 0011 jenmnt Eerley ft LTKmi ph I i Amlfllan pr 0 1 I 1 Vlkklllfl Lvncn ph. Mot Cf 90 00 0 0 Mill Talal IT i I TMtl Tetel 711' 11 4 1 Total or. out wnen winnwi run Ksred, Clnelnnitl runs and a two-run single In the 10th that gave Chicago a 4-3 victory. Santo'i first homer came off Bolin In the second in ning and when Ron appeared at the plate again in the third he suddenly found himself studying the chalk around Plttiburgh Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs came up with broken cheekbone courtesy of an errant pitch by Jack Hamilton of the Yesterday, Bob Bolln of the Gianti took a couple of shots at him.

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4 4 7 0 0 0 WP-lruce, R.Tiylor, Litman. T- Lloyd Fourroux And Daughter Before Game WIN ON ONE HIT Marlins' Defense Throttles Cardinals Wp-Kllltv. 1:34. NIW YORK ST. LOUI abrhbl ibrhbt rf Brock MCar1 arver Frencon If PHILADELPHIA (AP) Perhaps the least loved men In Philadelphia today are the Atlanta Braves, who came to town to vent their frustrations on the Phillies after losing two of three games with the National League's last-place Chicago Cubs.

A 9-2 Bravei victory last night severed a Phillies winning string at seven games. Joe Torre and Denis Menke smashed ninth-inning homers, driving in five runs which were not needed but boosted the spirits of Atlanta fans. Tony Clonlnger (9-7) is the Braves' pitching choice for tonight's game, with Chris Short (11-7) going for Philadelphia. The fourth-place Phillies took a 2-0 lead in the second as Tony Taylor singled, advanced on a sacrifice-fielder's choice and scored on a single by Dick Groat, who in turn was doubled home by Johnny Briggs. Flood cf Ceoede lb Shannon cf Smith 3b Javier lb TOXY CLONLNGER 4 13 0 Lupiow rr 311 Sill Breuoud tt 4 0 0 0 1111 Hunt 2b 4 0 10 1016 Borer 10 10 3 100 Swobodt ff 40 0 0 SO 0 0 Murphy Cf 4 0 00 4 111 Crota 3110 1 3 Krtnpool lb 3 000 1 1 I Shew 3 010 0 1 0 Grdnr 0 0 0 0 Oonei ph 10 0 0 luthirlnd I 0 0 0 0 American League Boxes Mexvill at Carlton the batters' box from close.

Eventually, Bolln struck him out Happy with that result, Bolln tried It again when Santo led off the bottom of the ninth with San Francisco leading 2-1, But he climbed out of the dirt and hit his 25th homer of the season, sending the game into over time. Santo viewed his use ai a target philosophically. "It'i hli bread and butter, and lt'i my bread and butter," he said after the game. "He tries to take It away from me, and I try to take it away from him. It'i all part of the game," In other National League games, Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh, 4-3, St.

Loull beat Ntw York 7-1, Atlanta crushed Philadelphia 9-2 and Loi Angelei bounced Houiton 12-1. By the time Santo came up in the 10th, Bolin had given way to Frank Llnzy but the Gianti had gone ahead 3-2 on Tito Fuentei; homer in the top of the inning. The Cubi loaded tbt bates, though, and with one out Ron cracked the single that won it Sandy Koufax became the major leagues' first 18-game winner at Los Angelei jumped on Houston early and often. Koufax left the game after lix innings, though the Dodgers were quick to say that nothing was wrong with him, they just didn't want him to over exert himself. Sandy struck out 10 Astros in those six innings.

It was the second day running the Giants had lost after being two out from victory. Thursday, Ron Swoboda'i three-run homer did the job. The Gianti are now one percentage point behind the league-leading Pirates, who bowed to Gordy Coleman's tie-braking home run in the sixth inning. The victory was the Reds' sixth in a row, 11th of their last 12 and 16th of their last 19. The Cards clubbed three homers off the Mets, the most productive being Tim McCar-ver's three-run shot in the ninth.

Julian Javier had one with a man on, and Tito Francona contributed a solo blast. Rookie southpaw Steve Carlton won his first major-league game, holding the Mets to six hits. The Braves came up with five runs In the ninth inning in snapping the Phillies' winning streak at seven games. Joe Torre and Denis Menke hit homers in the ninth after the Phils had come from two runs back in the sixth. Torre'i homer was his 27th of the season.

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RERBISO Major League Averages Birry. O.Pittn Wright (L.4-4) I Lot 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 ALTIMORI A-l 1,014. WA1HINOTON lb fl bl ab bl 12 Cardinals on base. Lloyd hadn't pitched in 10 days because of a stiff arm, he was reluctant to throw his curve. "I threw about four breaking balls all night," he said, "none after the fourth inning." DeMars had a little talk with his club about umpire-baiting after the expulsions earlier this week.

"Let me do the talking," was the meat of his message. But DeMars doesn't really care about the arguments. "If it helps the spirit to get on the umpires, let 'em argue," he laughed. "The most thrilling ball game I've ever seen," Miami owner Bill Meranda told De-Man last night in the locker room. Nine-hit shutouts, with 12 men left on base by the oppsition, have built-in excitement, especially when the winning team gets only one hit.

That hit, by the way, was a left field foul line single by Dennis Denning In the third inning, but that threat was chapped down by a double play. The Marlins leave tomorrow on a four-game road trip arter finishing the St. Petersburg series tonight at Miami Stadium. The Braves went hitlesi for five innings, but touched righthander Bob Buhl for the two tying runs in the sixth. Hank Aaron singled, Torre doubled and Eddie Mathews drove in one run with a single.

Menke pushed across another, with a sacrifice fly. Buhl pitched his way out of a bases-loaded jam in the fourth inning after singles by Torre and Rico Carty and a walk to Mathews. He struck out Menke and got Woddy Woodward to pop out. Three straight walks by Philadelphia pitcher Joe Ver-banic and a sacrifice fly by Woodward put the Bravei ahead by one run in the eighth, and they never needed the six which came in the final inning. Mack Jonei drew first blood in the ninth, doubling home an Atlanta run.

Ray Herbert walked Hank Aaron intentionally, only to have Torre drive his 27th homer over the right field wall for three more scores. Rico Carty singled, and Menke hit his eighth home run of the year. The victory went to Atlanta rookie Dick Kelley, his first against two losses. He pitched seven inninngs, striking out four and walking none. Submarineball artist Ted Abernathy worked the last two innings for the Braves, producing one strikeout and no walks.

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Rico, who had knocked in the game's only run with a sacrifice fly in the fourth, struck out again in the seventh inning, and Rico was just starting to move in on the umpire when Manager Billy DeMars ran up and grabbed his center fielder by the shoulder. "I couldn't afford to lose him," said DeMars. When umpires catch it all night, they begin to get edgy and may be looking for someone to throw out by the late innings. DeMars knows. It happened to him the other nisht at Fort Lauderdle.

"I wanted Rico in centier field," said DeMars. In the next inning, Rico the center fielder saved the ball game, with a masterful back-to-the plate running catch of Chip Coulter's 370-foot line drive. It was the final sparkler in a night of defensive fireworks. Miami got just one hit the Marlins made three errors and Lloyd Fourroux pitched a nine-hitter which was more gritty than tidy. But Miami's marvelous defense two double plays, the second with the bases loaded, and Rico's catch with a man on third in the ninth combined with some brilliant clutch pitching by Fourroux gave the Marlins a 1-0 decision over St Petersburg and kept the team a half-game behind Florida State Leauge leader Leesburg.

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Pete Stewart, cf Coulter, lb Devil, rf Boyer, 3b Stone, Morgan, If Mllanl, lb Rodrlg'z, II Sanke, pr-a Lukeni, Wdt, ph Wll'mwn, Roberta, ph 0 0 3011 3011 1000 A FAMILIAR SIGHT DEMARS RUNS OUT TO UMP "That's the way Leesburg won the first half championship," said Miami Catcher Charley Sands. "They'd beat you to death with your mis-takes." The Marlins are all talking pennant now, with six straight victories at home and a hot pitching streak. The Marlins made mistakes last night three errors but St. Pete's big lapses came in a single inning. Don Nichols reached base safely on a third strike passed ball in the fourth a muff of a sure double play ball put Nichols in scoring position and Rico knocked him with a fly to center.

Fourroux tied the club record for victories in one season with his 13th, but it was a nine-inning struggle for the big ex-outfielder. He left simon le job Harper Cltl 345 44 HI 4 33 .304 0 Denning, 3b 1 Myihrell, 0 Fourroux, 1 Conlgllaro Bin 340 lento en 3JJ log 1 0 3 0 Mine her lb Tovar lb Uhlaendr cf Merrltl Clmlrw Rolllni ph Worthgtn BAilen ph severing Wat 34 CIndnon Plh 341 54 111 II 40 .303 3 0 0 0 1 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Demetar Bin 335 Roieboro LA 267 2 an 9 1 0 0 0 Blanco 0 0 0 0 Sanderi 1 0 0 0 Aker 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dodger Rookies .344 0 1 Yaitn'lkl Bin 421 Howard MY 31 Aaron Atl 400 74 lit 31 13 .291 Shannon StL 358 42 77 11 34 .291 .344 Battey 24 J44 Wllllami Chi 423 14 111 20 50 15 0 Totall 34 I 1 Aparlcl til .261 1 4 1 Tjtet Total 31 4 4 .343 Char in KC Adair Chi Jack ton Htn 422 wi us 2 ir Calllion Phi 404 44 11 I 35 Mevl SF 37 45 111 24 4 .29: McCvey SP 321 52 96 21 5 .29: 111 llt-1 too 001 Mt-t tot 1M OOl-l St. PetefSburt Miami Mlnnatet Kerne city .262 .141 ttt 110 It I-4 Torre Atl 384 si 112 2 .11, I Blonco, Ollva, Venule. DP- .257 Whltl Phi 391 44 114 1 72 .291 KeniaiClty 1. LOB Mirmeota I Hlnton CI Binary Bal Wert Det Scott Bin Verullei MM Kin Wai 454 124 337 311 373 334 414 375 313 311 413 121 .254 Hrt SF 31 42 113 24 47 .291 Kernel City I.

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SB Trace iki. SF Trtcawtkl. IP RERIISO Bennett (U1-1) 41-3 1 3 3 4 4 Brown cn 71T 37 74 13 41 John Stutz, was under contract to a professional team. Stutz remained under contract with 'the Mablle, Ala. club of the Southern League despite having left the team on May 11.

Kirkland checked the Dodger Rookies' ros-ter with the pro baseball office in Columbus, Ohio and found that Stutz, a graduate of Miami High and Miami-Dade Junior College, never had been officially released by Mobile, a Kansas City farm club. The Dodger Rookies had won six games in the three-day state tournament including two from the Ocala Bud-weisers. Kirkland announced that the Budweisers would replace the Miami team in the national toournament which begins. Aug. 16.

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If I had heard what he said earlier, I'd have been thrown out of the game." Blefary said when he disputed a call by Valentine in Cleveland earlier this season, the umpire said, "get back in the box, you blankety-blank hardhead." "Bauer accused me of cursing his players," Valentine said. "I told him it wasn't I've been called worse than that by the players 2,874 times." .114 .310 Blai'iam KC 300 II 41 Harrlion Htn Vi 24 S3 31 .24 Lupiow NY 201 17 31 3 It J4 Haller SF 33 51 12 31 51 3 11 Whitfield lb 4 0 10 3 0 0 0 Alvrt 30 4 0 1 0 4 I 1 Coievito rf 3 1 1 1 Grand Slam Homer Petrocelll, Boa-ton, 3i Powell, Beitlmor, Foy end Smith, illfflfflilliaKMQIiXI Monk Atl 30 35 17 1 32 .33 GibM MentM Cf Pepiton lb Mrii rf Trwh If Bover 3b Scholleid Berker ph Peterion Kntinier Chi 3it 34 74 1 34 .33 4 13 3 Seimo 3b 1 I 0 Tlanf Alou SF 314 21 50 0 0 .33 Prown 261 23 II I II .23 1 1 1 1 Aicue and within seconds Valentine was in front of the plate waving his finger in front of Roznovsky's face. "Roznovsky stuck his nose into my business," Valentine said. "I wasn't talking to him. I told him to do the catching, and I'd do the umpiring.

"It was just a general expression," Valentine said. "Just like when you're driving and someone almost, runs into your car and you say, 'What are you doing, you "I thought he was calling me that at first," Roznovsky said. "I told him if he wanted to call Miller names he should go around in front of me not do it from behind my back." port on what happened until the Orioles reached the dugout between innings. Then Fairly LA 313 17 4 I 25 .33 4 1 i 0, Bolton, McCrew, Chicago. Colevlto, Cleve-1110 lend, Caih, Horton, AAcAullfta and Wert, 111 1 Detroit, Hall, Minnewta, Clark.

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S. Miller tl Herlen Chi Berber Bit McMthon Bin Peter Chi John Chi 3.3 L.Prown. oeiehie. Mawroikl, Pltttburah. Dvn port, Hert end McCovev, Sen FrpnciK BALTIMORE (AP) The Baltimore Orioles don't look for hearts and flowers when Valentine is umpiring.

I "He has no business calling players names," Oriole Manger Hank Bauer said of plate umpire Bill Valentine last night after a ninth-inning hassle. "No punk umpire is going to run me around and get away with it," Oriole pitcher Stu Miller said, "even if I get run out of baseball to let 'em know what I think." Outfielder Curt Blefary said he was called a name by Valentine earlier this year, and the Orioles pointed out that the usually mild-mannered Manager Sam Mele of Minnesota tried to punch Valentine last season. Mele was suspended five days and fined 500 after that episode. That't the worst part of all this," said Bauer. "Someone's going to pop him tome day, but then the guy who does the hitting it going to be thrown out of baseball" Puffing on a cigar after the game, Valentine freely discussed the dispute, which began after first base umpire Ed Runge called Fred Valentine of the Washington Senators safe on an attempted pickoff play.

"Miller took a couple steps toward first" Valentine laid, "and I said to no one in particular, 'come on, you blanke-ty-blank goat come back and let's play balL'" Baltimore catcher Vic Rozifovsky responded to this, I SI SO 3 1 0 I 3 Brunei Cel 2.71 an lepeoa pn flood. St. Loull, I oech, NATIONAL LIAOUE 131 101 13t 121 141 111 105 40 101 7 34 7 44 II 75 110 11 64 111 47 55 I 7 0 0 0 tl McDowell CI 31 IP 4 I 0 171 l-I 3 1 (Hlnton). 3 3 3 31 5 krauite kc riicHitta Taibof (Ut4) Ford Peter ten Mren (W, 741 Rdt HBP-ly Ti IP. Perry Min I 1 3 dechianil 31 31 11 It 115 15 IP It SO ERA I I 3 PB-Grfftt (t Pitcher Civ Reoon LA Kul LA IN 171 45 104 tt 33 73 4 II 51 I I 0 Keet Mm McNelly Bal Hargan Cie Sbert Ckt tot well Min 04 lot 71 44 4 37 30 144 44 310 17 14 tfCOND SAMI 31 Perronoiki LA 53 45 17 33 4 10 NEW YORK CLIVtl 14 144 151 100 17 140 37 107 II 40 151 It S3 14 11 77 S3 33 71 brhbl abrhbl Bell Ckt 307 140 34 141 17 4 1 00 Troth cf 4 114 IBrown it 4 1 1 1 Stottlemyrt NY 111 15 54 101 It 12 a IJ 47 131 II 1.23 1M 134 2 54 II I 3 35 Top Volleyball Team Defeated 35 45 4 II 4 1 41 147 11 1 1 1 lemae Chi 71 7 411 Merritt Mm 71 SI 1 1 1 I herf Wi til 141 lilt O'ont Mm 154 151 13 707 33 1 35 103 171 14 16111 1.3 It 71 7 13 curat 2b Borer 3b Howard HLopei If Peeiten lb Clinton rf Cerk a Hamilton 4 1 1 1 Weoner 4 3 Hmton cf lilt Whtfiid lb 4 1 1 Ahkt lb 4 I CoievHo rf 4 110 Goniiiet lb 3 1 1 1 CraneaN III ODng-Hr I' 171 4 11 II 1 51 14 120 34 154 11 4 1 51 71 I 1 Romano supported Peters with home runs.

The third five-hitter of the night went to New York's Steve Hamilton, who blanked Cleveland in the second game. Tom Tresh'i three-run homer in the fifth won it for the Yankees. The Indians took the opener as Leon Wagner drove in three runt with his 17th homer and a tingle. Clete Boyer homered for New York and knocked in a third run with a tingle. Danny Cater paced Kansas City's victory over Minnesota.

He tingled and scored in the fourth, singled home a run in the fifth and singled across another in the seventh. Continued from Page IB ing 3-0 and Kansas City trimmed Minnesota 4-2. By the time Humphreys entered the game, Washington-already had taken a 3-2 lead. Ken McMullen hit a two-run homer, and Fred Valentine followed with a bases-empty blast in the bottom on the first Detroit's Earl Wilson pitched a five-hitter for his first victory against his former Boston teammates. The Titers backed him with two runs in the fifth inning, the first scoring on Don Wert's single and the second on Dick Tracewski'i sacrifice.

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