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it? vir yrry yy -lt 8 ADVANCE-REGISTER, Ttilare, Monday, Sept. 15, 1988 N.L. dbgfighJ Dodgers and Astros stay tied in West Advance-Register Sports VL.f ''p 'j S' I. 1 1 i -n 1 v7 sports editor six-run barrage in the third inning that featured a three-run homer by Bake McBride. Gullickson, meanwhile, is fast becoming one of the most respected righthanders in the N.L.

He struck out 18 Chicago Cubs in his last outing and Sunday had the Pirates completely in control, although fanning only three. Elsewhere in the N.L., Atlanta topped San Diego 4-3 and New York defeated Chicago 10-7. Braves 4, Padres 3 Jerry Royster singled in pinch-runner Gary Cooper with the winning run with one out in the ninth inning to pace the Braves. Chris Chambliss homered for the Braves and Randy Bass homered for San Diego. efforts from Bill Gullickson.

Bystrom and Gullickson turned in impressive performances Sunday in leading their clubs to victory and keeping the race very tight. Bystrom pitched seven scoreless innings before leaving the game with a sore foot in helping the Phillies to an 8-4 triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals and Gullickson blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 on three hits. The Expos lead the Phillies by only one game in the N.L. East.

Bystrom, who blanked the New York Mets in his first major league start last Wednesday, has now pitched 17 scoreless innings in the majors. The Phillies staked Bystrom to a 7-0 lead with a -i i 7. 1 44T i I 1, u-n rT rV blows in the Astros 14-hit attack. Puhl scored on the triple when second baseman Stennett misplayed a relay to right field for an error. -In the N.L.

East, both the Expos and Phillies wouldnt be lodged in a neck-and-neck struggle for first place if not for rookie pitchers. The Phillies have used two in their rotation, Bob Walk and Marty Bystrom, and the Expos have gotten superb f. A A v- i wW4' V4 9s'XPi 4C rally to beat Cards CINCINNATI (UPI) -Jerry Reuss keeps beating contending teams and thats why Los Angeles manager Tommy Lasorda thinks the 6-foot-5 lefty deserves the Cy Young Award over Philadelphias Steve Carlton. Carltons got 22 wins, but Reuss is 11-1 against contenders, points out Lasorda. That makes him so important.

Hes definitely got to be the Cy Young Award winner. The former Pittsburgh ace picked up his latest win over a contender Sunday pitching a brilliant five-hitter in the Dodgers 3-1 victory over Cincinnati. Reuss' work permitted Los Angeles to sweep the three-game series against the Reds the first time the Dodgers have ever svyept a three-game set in Riverfront Stadium. The victory kept L.A. atop the National League West standings and dropped Cincinnati 5 12 games back.

Reuss surrendered a couple of hits and a run in the first inning Sunday, but was extraordinarily tough the rest of the way yielding only three hits the next eight innings. Meanwhile, Rick Monday supplied all the hitting the Dodgers needed a two-run homer in the second inning and a run-producing single in the fourth. All the runs came off Reds starter and loser Paul Moskau, 9-7. In Houston, Astros manager Bill Virdon was happy with Terry Puhl. San Francisco Giants right-hander John Mon-tefusco only lasted 1 23 innings and Virdon found himself with Puhl and other left-handed hitting part-time starters Denny Wahling, Allan Ashby and Craig Reynolds facing a succession of left-handed relievers.

Puhl delivered a triple and a double, and he scored both times in the late innings to provide the Astros their margin of victory in a 6-4 win. The victory gave the Astros a sweep of the three-game series. As an indication of the kind of race it's been during the past month, the Astros have won 22 of their last 28 games Jeff Evans, but have lost ground to the Dodgers. The Giants managed only one hit through five innings but then tallied on sixthinning RBI singles by Rich Murray and Rennie Stennett and on Terry Whitfields home run in the eighth inning. Puhls triple in the fifth off Phil Nastu and his double in the seventh off A1 Holland were the only extra-base SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Forget the 33-yard field goal by Ray Wersching that gave the San Francisco 49ers a 24-21 overtime victory over the St.

Louis Cardinals. The play of another man made it all possible Sunday and that man is Paul Hofer, probably the most underrated running back in the NFL. The Cardinals, beaten by the New York Giants the week before and wondering now what they have to do to win a game, had a 21-14 lead when they kicked off to the 49ers with 1:51 left to play. The way their defense had handled the 49ers to that point, it seemed victory was sight, but it was not to be. San Francisco quarterback Steve DeBerg, wired for sound because he was unable to speak above a whisper, suddenly had no trouble making the right calls and making certain they were heard.

In nine plays, he took the 49ers 80 yards to create a 21-21 tie and send the game into overtime. Four minutes into the overtime, after the Cardinals failed to move the ball in three plays, DeBerg passed 15 yards to the ever available llofer and nine to 49ers 1 Scoring snatch Eason Ramson. Then Hofer busted free for 18 yards and, on fourth down, with the ball squarely in front of the uprights, Wersching booted a field goal as San Francisco ran off the field with its second victory in as many starts this year. Elsewhere, Gary Danielsons performance Sunday was above and beyond the call of duty. Danielson not only had to face the physical abuse an NFL quarterback receives during a game but he also had to deal with the mental anxiety of knowing his infant daughter had died of a heart ailment just a few days ago.

But courage is something that has been Danielsons San Diego's John Jefferson makes a leaping one-handed catch of a Dan Fouts 4-yard touchdown pass during the Chargers' 30-24 overtime win over Oakland Sunday. Jefferson later scored the game winning touchdown. Birds waste Murray HRs Six-goal games in soccer trademark throughout his pro career, and on Sunday, Danielson turned in another courageous performance, helping the Lions to a 29-7 victory over the Green Bay Packers. Steelers 20, Colts 17 Terry Bradshaw passed for 282 yards and two TDs, including a fourth period 32-yard scoring pass to Jim Smith, and Donnie Shell made a key interception to rally Pittsburgh past Baltimore. Bradshaws TD pass to Smith with 13:17 left erased a 17-13 deficit.

Shell intercepted Bert Jones pass deep in Steeler territory in the last four minutes. Broncos 41, Cow boys 20 Quarterback Matt In other 5-6 games. Coach-light Inn and Cabrillo Club fought to a 1-1 tie while Craftsman Homes and Tulare Elks also tied Noon Lions used Darren Thomas' goal to beat Sturgeon Beck 1-0 in a boys 7-8 American game while Matt Fagundes two goals paced Cardosa Custom Wagon over Nishimine Nursery 5-1 in a boys 9-10 American game. In the boys 9-10 National Division, Rayvell Snowdens r. By UPI Eddie Murray never got a chance to enjoy one of his best days in the big leagues.

I cant be happy about losing," said Murray, who hit three home runs in Baltimore's 4-3, 13-inning 1 ss to the Toronto Blue Jays. "Right now the Yankees have to lose for us to have a chance and they aren't losing." The Yankees defeated Boston 5-3 to move five games ahead of the defending A.L. champs with 19 games to play for both teams. Murrays third home run of the game his 29th of the season put the Orioles ahead 3-2 in the 11th, but the Blue Jays tied the score in their half on a one-out double by Lloyd Moseby and an error by rookie shortstop Bob Bonner. Bonner was in the game because Orioles manager Earl Weaver had mi V'l 4 UPI telephoto pinch hit for his two ether shortstops, Mark Belanger and Kiko Garcia.

Murray tied the game 2-2 with a ninth-inning homer. He also connected in the fourth to tie it 1-1. Moseby led off the 13th off Dennis Martinez, 5-4, with a single. Barry Bunnell sacrificed and Steve Braun was walked intentionally. Bob Bailor followed with a single to make a winner of Mike Barlow, 3-1.

In Boston, Bucky Dent and Aurelio Rodriguez clouted two-run homers and Eric Soderholm added a pmch-hit solo shot for the Yankees. The victory completed a four-game sw eep of the Red Sox that was reminiscent of the pivotal series that spurred the Yankees to the pennant in 1978. Royals 4, As3 Pete Utfocks first home run of the season helped Kansas City reduce its magic number for clinching the West title to two. George Brett, the major leagues' leading hitter with a .396 average, sat out his eighth straight game with a sore hand. Dan Quis'mberry earned his 33rd save.

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1 Ji los (V iji i 0. '5 v- A 5 ll pm (S'ZJ t'BO KT)P 1 450) i i Ml Ca 1 Argyll vs i YOU NEED MOT BE The big guns were blazing Saturday as several youngsters had multiple goal games in Tulares American Youth Soccer Organization games. Ramon Carbajals six scores and James Wilsons two lifted Central Air to a 9-2 win over Crossroads in a boys 7-8 American Division contest. Matthew McDonald also scored six times while Ricky Garcia tallied twice as Noon Kiwanis blanked Daley Enterprises 8-0 in a boys 745 National game. Patrick Allen's six goals powered Central Livestock over Franks Equipment 11-0 in the boys 9-10 American Division while Eric Whites five goals and Ruben Valencias two keyed McDonald's over Morris Levin 8-0 in another boys 7-8 National game.

Joe Carvalho had three goals while Kevin Brown added two to pace Unders Equipment to an 8-1 win over Gainsborough Studio in a boys' 11-13 game. Jeremy Jones three goals and two by John Pimentel lifted Postons Insurance to a 6-0 win over Round Table in a boys 5-6 game. Robinson ran for two TDs and safety Billy Thompson returned a fumble recovery for another score as Denver scored its first regular season victory ever over Dallas. Three turnovers set up Bronco scores and allowed Thompson to set an NFL career record of four fumbles returned for TDs. Chargers 30, Raiders 24 Dan Fouts passed 24 yards to John Jefferson 6:50 into sudden death overtime to lift San Diego over Oakland.

Fouts, who hit 29-of-44 passes for a club record 387 yards, also had earlier TD passes of four yards to Jefferson and 25 yards to Kellen Winslow. He was hurt by five interceptions. goal gave Morning Kiwanis a 1-0 win over Burger King while Tulare Shell Service topped Breakfast lions 4-1. In girls games, Shyla Hunter scored four goals while Jennie McWilliams added two as Gibraltar Savings whipped Cabrillo Club 6-2 in a 5-6 division game. Justine Alberti scored twice for Leggetts in a 2-2 tie with Kaweah Savings in a 7-9 game while Luso-American edged Soroptimist Club 2-1 in a 10-12 game.

id Young entrants shine in 'Alumni' road run Students turned in the best tune Saturday at the Alumni and More Run held at live Oak Park. Tulare Union High School freshman John Choboian paced the field in the open six-mile race with a 39:19 tune to win the h.gh school division championship. Choboian's time was better than the other champions Mike Woods, 30-39, Don Chorley. 40-49; 40.25, and Ed Cates, 50-and-over, 49 01. In the womens two-mile race, Union senior Karen Spurlock had the best mark 13.02) in winning the high school division.

Former Tulare Western student Ruby Hernandez, now at the College of the Sequoias, turned in a 13.09 in capturing the 13-29 age group championship. Shannon Battles, 13 17, won the junior high division while Bonnie Tinder 19 i ported a iclory in the 30-and-over womens category. In the two-mile alumni race, Robert Taylor, a Union liurnnus. had the best mark (10 21 1 while Westerns grads were paced by Ken Washman 1 12 37). The current students were led by Western's Alex Gallegos (10.56) while no Union stu tents compiled in the race.

A total of 30 runners competed. Broncos roll, 53-13 The explosive Tulare Broncos made their Tulare Youth Football opener a success Saturday by scoring a 53-13 rout over Porterville. Fullback Dennis Story ran for 136 yards and three touchdowns for the Broncos while tailback Danny Machado added one touchdown and 145 yards Defensively, the Broncos were led by Frank Airoso, Junior Soria, Ray Cruz and Mark lenhet, who combined for 26 individual tackles. The Broncos offense totaled 482 total yards, as James Brown and Pat Masingale supplemented the Story and Machado attack. In another game, the Tulare Indians dropped a 14-0 decision to the Visalia Haulers.

The Indians threatened three times before losing the ball on fumbles near the Haulers 10-yard-line. Each of those drives netted 60 yards. Tommy Bowser paced the Indians with 75 yards rushing hile J.J. Ix'e and Adrian Williams had 12- and 20-yard pass receptions, respectively. The Indians defensive standouts included Bowser, Williams and Ocie Early.

A. InuiraMtoV comniiort Sports capsule The homefront COS places in cross country meet I lie College of the Sequoias cross country team placed in the men's and women's divisions Saturday at the I xmg Beach Invitational. Competing in the small school division, the COS women were second with 29 points while Ventura won with 27, Freshman Gail Mt.ff.lt of COS won the women's three-mile race ith a 21 00 time while Wendy Vasquez was fifth, Marjorie 1 Inn low sixth, Josie Tostado eighth, Eileen Ilolqum ninth and Tulare Union High School graduate Mary Bruce 14th. The COS men were third behind Ventura and Southwestern. Top runners for the Giants included le Moritz, who was second (21:36) and Tulare Western graduate Freddy Castillo, who was third (21 52).

Elsewhere Philliesacquire Sparky Lyle PHU-ADELPHIA Looking for pitching insurance in tno final das of the N.L. East pennant race, the Philadelphia Phillies Saturday acquired relief pitcher Sparky Lj le from the Texas Rangers for a pla er to bo named later. Lyle won the American league's Cy Young A ward as a member of the New York Yankees. Dodgers acquire Frias CINCINNATI The I)S Angeles Dodgers purchased veteran inficldcr Pepe Frias from the Texas Rangel Saturday. The Dodgers, currently tied for first place in the L.

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