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With two out In the ninth, Baylor singled and Sid Monge relieved loser Taul Reuschel, 11. Monge walked Willie Aikens and Downing then lined a single to left to score Baylor. By inning, the Angels moved one half game in front of the Kansas City Rovals, who lost to New York -7-1 Cleveland took a 4 0 lead by scoring four times in the fourth off Chris Knapp, the key hit a two-run single by Mike Hargrove. The Angels scored ice in the sixth and once in the seventh off Indians starter Mike Taxton, then erupted for five runs in the eighth off Victor Cruz as Aikens and Bobby Crich slugged two-run homers and Jim Anderson added a solo shot. Cleveland came back in the bottom of the inning to tie it as Andre Thornton lashed an RBI double, another run scored on a groundout and two runs scored on wild pitches by Mark Clear.

Blue Jays 5, Mariners 4 TORONTO Craig Kusick's fifth home run of the season ith one out in the Uth inning gave the Toronto Blue Jays a victory over the Seattle Manners. Ked Sox 9, Rangers 6 BOSTON Tom Poquette belted a three-run homer and Carl Yastrzemski moved closer to the 1000-hit mark with a two-run shot powering the Boston Red Spx to victory over the Texas Rangers. Poquette capped a four-run second inning with his second homer of the season, a drive into the Boston bullpen In right -center. Yastrzrmftki hiked Boston's lead to 64 In the fourth when after Jim Rice alked, he lined his 21st homer of the year and No. 404 of his career Into the Texas bullpen u) right The hit left the 40 year-old slugger just nine hits shy of S.000 In his bid to become the first player in American league history to collect both 3.000 hits and 400 homers.

Twin 3, Orioles 1 BALTIMORE Minnesota scored two runs on wild pitches by Baltimore's Dennis Marlinei and Ken Lan-dreaux hit a tie-breaking home run in the sixth Inning as the Tw ins defeated the Orioles. The loss ended a four game winning streak for Baltimore's American League East Division leaders, who had won seven of tlieir last eight decisions, including four straight over the Twins. Yankees 7, Royals 3 NEW YORK Tommy John won his 18th game of the season and Reggie Jackson drove in four runs with his 22nd homer and a single as the New York Yankees defeated the Kansas City Royals. 10ft Tot 11. ftotlan Puwom 1im, Mobaori.

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Los Angeles added two more runs In the seventh, on successive squeeze bunts by Johnny Oates and Sutcliffe. The next batter, Lopes, was hit by a pitch thrown by Willie Hemandet Plate umpire John McSherry Issued both teams a warning and ejected Sutcliffe In the ninth. Sutcuffe'i 13 victories set a Los Angeles record for most victories In a season by a rookie. till TroulAH I T-l ii A-ii au KANtAIClTT NITNK mrmm 4 1 sAurctKlS I Scot Oh jffttnn Cowpfotrf Pr Iim WothonlD t(X CKH Uftthttf VonpM i Gtfttiwnc Tatai nmt KM4H Cttr Km rlt- I 411 IH I t-Wonlav. DP Nan Yarft I Loft 4 101 JO Attendance 1 tM 1 01 Handle: rHTPVil kormn City Naw Varli 1 -acoit.

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The game was called In the bottom of the sixth Inning after a one-hour, 40 minute rain-delay. The game was the debut of Inlerlm Manager Dullas Green, named tx-fore the game to replace Danny Ozark. Astros 2, Met 0 HOUSTON Houston's Ken Forsch, pitching for the first time since Aug. 7, allowed one hit and retired 14 straight batters over five Innings as the Astros defeated the New York Mets on a combined three-hitler by three pitchers. Forsch.

who pitched the season's first no hitter on April 7, had been sidelined with a sore shoulder. Relievers Randy Niemann and Joe Sambito combined to allow only two hits the last four Innings. iwiia' win iiii amiioaria UMrpvH I I I lI'wraTI 0an 111 kamail Pvrnab I I Tmawnlft GuarrarM I I aummrtrl Paaarjn 4 1 JWorlcl Nw-rone 4 1 Porrtnc Ha-ilDrl 4 I LIAurryrt I I Oaanpb Craig Kornfeld grounded into the first of his two dou bleplays to end the threat CLINTON can wrap iipl the division title tonight as the Dodgers return home to Rivervlew Stadium. Dodget; manager Dick McLaughlin will start either Oral Her-shiser or Larry Wright while Napier expects to toss lefty TomSpino(7-5). Earlier In the week, Napier said if the Cubs lost the opening game he would use his ace Randy Clark (16-5) in the second game.

"I guess that let's everyone know we're planning on a third game," Napier said. "We'll save Clark to nail the whole thing for us Sunday." If a third game is necessary Sunday, it also would be In Clinton. Both contests would start at 7:30. McLaughlin said he would throw Felix Oroz on Sunday: The Southern Division champ would meet tha Northern winner in the best" of -J championship series. Waterloo won the opener in that series Friday, 4-t MCLAUGHLIN said hlS.

team still has its work cut out "I know what they say about anything happening in a short series," he said, "but we've been tough In our owir ballpark. It's nice to go home with a one-game edge. "But we've got their best pitchers coming up. I think they're the best club in the league, but maybe they were a little over confident "I read In the paper this week where their manager said his team was better player-for player than us. I cut the article out and put it on the bulletin board back at our stadium.

I think It got us fired up tonight." Both teams missed chances at a run early In the game when players could not put down a sacrifice bunt. Clinton's Steve Sax tried a suicide squeeze In the first Inning, but missed the ball with Mitch Webster being trapped off third base. IN THE Cubs' third, Davt Owen tried to sacrifice but bunted hard back to the. pitcher who nailed the lead, runner at second. The Dodgers got all runs they needed Ith a Iwo-run sixth.

Alan Wiggins, who, played for the Quad-City Angels last year, doubled down" the right field line to start, the rally. He stole third on baU four1' to Steve Sax. Tom Beyers' infield out brought in Wig-' gins and Steve Sax on a single by Dave Sax. THAT uprising sent Cub" starter Steve Viskas to the showers after giving up Just four hits in i innings. Vis-kas' record dipped to 11-8.

Clinton added an insur-', ance run In the 8lh on Bey-o era' RBI single. started the inning with single, went to second on Tom Morris' balk and to third on Steve Sax' ground out. Wlckensheimer, who signed after his junior year -al BaU SUte in faced the minimum number of batters after the third Inning. "The only threats they had, we snuffed out," McLaughlin said. "We had two doubleplays, and we threw out the only runner who tried to steaL" "We even used a make-shirt Infield Mark Sheeny, our regular second baseman, pulled a hamstring Thursday night so we used Wiggins at second.

Our regular shortstop. Tun Gloyd, has a stiff back so we shifted German Rivera from third to short. "I donl know If Sheeny can play tomorrow. We could use Gloyd if we have to, but I plan on the same lineup we had tonight 1 wish we could throw Wicken-shelmer again." White Sox 6, Brewers 1 CHICAGO Chet Lemon belted a pair of homers aod drove In four runs and Jim Morrison hit a home run and a sacrifice fly to lead the Chicago White Sox and rookie left hander Steve Trout to victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. i The loss was only the fifth In the last 20 games for the Brewers and was charged to Rill Travers, 124, who failed to last three innings.

A's 5, Tigers 3 I DETROIT Dave Revering collected three hits and drove in a pair of runs and rookie Brian Kingman posted his second victory over Detroit in 10 davs as the Oakland A'a beat the Tigers night and ended Detroit's six game winning streak. ommi TaM t. Lit! r-LArroy 0Orm I. Pal'ert I. 4 Jft Pvaririe.

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At Chicago Cubs ttplemaer: M. tt loull: 1-4 Montreal; 7tl, Ptiilodelpriia, 75 Pltttourah, 2 14. Man At St Louis Cardinals September: 14. Pmaburoh; 7-t I Montreal; 17 14 Ptiilodtlntiia; II 20. Chicooo.

71 New York. Bt tt tVHIl IM I I tutik L.i4 t-l 41 A-W4M. MATTLi TOftOHTO aartai aftrkM 1 Ommtji I1 1 1 ii ftOMHH IniOitotfh Mat lb JCrurJb Majf tsfi fr Arf ft) PX irlf S'fHonr1 Lfcotv (tf Msjndm tNN 4 I 14 1 I u.r )b 1 I Sotftiicf Hrtil Ik. in! Expos 8, Keds 7 MONTREAL Pinch hitter Rodney Scott cracked a one-out single lo right field In the bottom of the 10th Inning to drive In Larry Parrish and give the Montreal Expos a victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Parrish led off the 10th with a double off Tom Hume, f-7.

Jim Mason then bunted and Parrish apparently scored when first baseman Dan Dnessen fielded the ball and threw it wildly down the right field line. Rut Mason was called out for running outside the base path and Parrish was sent back to second. Scott then hit for winning pitcher Woody Fryman, 3 5, and singled home Pamsh. The Expos had tied the game 77 with two runs in the ninth on a run scoring triple by Andre Daw son and a sacrifice fly by Gary Carter. 1 1 4 tti Dodgers 6, Cubs 1 LOS ANGELES Los Angeles blasted four home runs, two by Den-el Thomas, as the Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs, mapping a three-game losing streak.

Dav Lopes and Steve Garvey also homered for Los Angeles. Scot Thompson hit a bases-empty homer In the seventh Inning for Chicago's first run, and the Cubs scored three more In the ninth. Rick Sutcliffe, 13 1, gave up a first inning single to Ivan DeJesus and did not allow another hit until 7j. Thompson led off the seventh ith his second homer of the season. Mike Vail singled off Sutcliffe in the eighth.

The rookie right hander struck out four and walked 'AT, only one before he was ejected from the game with one 444 I4i tn n-t Tfjrtw! Mi ll On (Hf mhkjn ftlefirf run ro--Kt tf tlinwn DP tKTtt I OS Wli-t Tofrt Jftonor (51 SB-fonoo SPCtrk, Mootft. IF iims4jjo. 1111110 Mr i onhiflCA-l Strange starts for Drake, UNI By Taw Aaam-itir Pmaa Northern Iowa Tanthers are Drake opens Its 1979 foot- n0 Grangers to night games, baU season In a setting that Paying at home In the con-has given the Bulldogs prob-flnes of the L'NI-Dome. But lems recently a night on Labor Day is a game on the road. The different and that's nent In Saturday nights Mis- h'n stan Sheriffs squad souri Valley Conference wiu 8,8,1 8eason Rinst contest is Indiana State, a Minnesota Morris, team that has a two game Drake oat chuck Shel-wlnning streak over the ton startuiK his third sea-Bulldogs, son In the job and he has On the other hand, the 9een Ws lam 'ul on'y on varaai PMn 4-1 I 11 11 A 11 IM I Hearst completes sweep at Speedway By IKn bile SpiaPta rdrtwr towed acroM the finish line by John Connolly of Delhi, Iowa; Gerry Webb, Davenport, and Kenny Walton, Viola, Iowa.

"and when they refused to accept my proposals I made the decision not to come back." Schwader had indicated that be wanted to go to the quarter-mile track next special racing at the track this season. It was his sixth feature win of the season at Davenport, and it helped bring him his third straight track championship. Hearst ho went into the race with a wide lead In the Lenny rk-knch of Cosgrov Iowa, the win was a tuneup for the NASCAR Grand American race scheduled for the Davenport Speedway Monday night, and It also put him In the right frame of mind for the World 100 at IQdora, Ohio, his last big test of the season. 'Talk about an undisputed champion! Tom Hearst, Wilton, Iowa, proved Friday night that. HEARST'S BIG win came after young Dale Fischk-in of Davenport biased home first in the sportsman's class PIT) Ileal Boo Pier, Oevan-pert.

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Ken Rooba, De.naai1. 4 Mite Carter, tficnelm. leare; 7 Larry Rtctajrdaon. Waterloo triumphs WAL'SAU, Wis. Pitcher Robin Fusan hurled Waterloo to a 4 victory over the Wausau Timbers Friday in the opening game of the playoffs for the Northern Division championship in the Midwest League.

Fusan retired 14 batters in a row between the fourth and ninth innings before Wausau's Mike Taylor hit a 2-out single to break the string. beyond any doubt, he is the late model point standings, late model stock car racing complained when It was all king of Davenport Speed- over that his car was not way. handling "the sus pension problems were The 94 year-old veteran of noticeable throughout" Quad-City area dirt tracks put away a wire-to-v. ire vie- But on only a couple occa-tory in the season-ending sions did his most serious championship 55 tapper, challenger, Marion's Steve caDDtoK one of the most Keppler, come close to over- a lap season's championship, the Friday night The lt-year-okl Fischleln, show, which attracted more tn his first year of racing, than 1,000 fans, closed out took advantage of mechanl- the regular season for the cal troubles that forced Fairgrounds track, which regular-season points cham- will be under new manage- roaa game in nines. Also, the Bulldogs have yet to win a night game under Shelton.

Drake, picked to finish third in the Vblley, features an offense led by tailback Dwaine BaU, who was the Bulldogs' top rusher and pass receiver a year ago. The 5-10. 177-pound senior underwent knee surgery after last season, but has fully recovered. Minnesota Moms Is an NCAA Division III school, but the Cougars ere rated No. 1 In the division last year and suffered their only loss tn the semifinals of the playoffs.

Northern Iowa, on the other hand, finished i9. The defense should be helped by the return of safety Dave Erstad of Davenport DayenparT; ft. Heraary; ft. M. Bryan Heuewy.

Btttenaail. ment next seasoa (son Ronnie ra Ulster and runnerup Bryan Housley to the sidelines Lett ptedel Plrel tjeol t. Pen drat ton. Vteto. lane, I.

jttm Cannaiiy, Danri. lawo; I Gory War Davenport; tecend Peat I Mite BoiQeei, Milan; I Ron weeoon. Pieotanl vo'iev, I Mel Marrn. aVetl LWwrty, Mmei Tird Raat I 4 lava Hoppiot. Morayn, loan.

I Roiin) Print. Davenport: I. Oar ftirtnoter, Muamtme, layaai amanng dominations In Urf hauling the Wilton charger, history of the half mile Mis- Once the track was cleared And he barely made It smippi Valley Fairgrounds after a Skar pUeup between a. I umat trirvaA onn fnnr in IKatj 'to turns three and four In the track. tit m-i it i in meat-1 ll finish line after the starter Bill Schwader, who has been directing racing operations for the past two seasons, announced Friday night that he will not return.

"I had some changes In mind for the track and proposed them to the Fairgrounds officials," he said, I Ray Guta ir Coat fourth lap, there was no stopping him. Hearst and Keppler, who spent ZS of the 35 laps on Hearst's bumper, were fol- Poem Pueanond liexe Mc Murrey; Oeo teeen. Joe. Lfnreil 141 em) Bos Jormaon Puton IIM1 I tatan (Mi. IB Wrrteriee.

Don HUDaorO; Woutou, Mie Hart. Mite Tarw. HRt avateriea. Cram Mm Eft taoyadro; Wauaau. 4ann- ting on his car had gone out on the last lap.

For Hearst, who drives a car owned by Larry and Valley; I Butrtl Coaaadv, tVeet t'onrti: Peetere I Tarn Meei at, Wtiton. too, I Peueitn I Cermeilv; 4 War. I Woifon. Ron Ham, taod Lone Tree, lewai 7 aveedani I Roy Gun Jr.i I. Birtrayter; It WHEN HE took the checkered flag on the light's feature it meant that Hearst had led all 1x0 laps of.