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Squires stymied; Steeds break loose; Canners by one P-2 TThe Evening Sen SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1983 ports Maryland football, Page 4 Classified Westminster 14 Chesapeake 0 Liberty 6, S. Carroll 0 Walkerscille 25, Scott Key 10 Middletown 55, N. Carroll 0 5- Vi Carlton adds another slap, eliminates Cards -a 71 dinals Friday night at St. Louis. Carlton struck out 12 to bring his career total to 3,702, tops in the National League.

(AP Photo) HUG FOR HUBBY Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Steve Carlton gets a hug from his wife, Bev, after winning his 300th career major league game, 6-2 over the St. Louis Car eighth. Bakers 15th homer was a three-run drive during a fourrun sixth. Pirates 10, Expos 1 In Montreal, Mike Easier belted a grand slam and Tony Pena followed with a solo home run as Pittsburgh raced to a 5-0 lead in the first inning. Pena added a two-run homer, his 15th, in the ninth inning as the Pirates shelled five Montreal pitchers.

Scott Sanderson, 6-7, surrendered Easters homer, his 10th of the season and his second slam Jason Thompson singled twice, giving him 1,000 career hits, and drove in two runs. Rick Rhoden, 12-13, pitched a three-hitter He struck out four and walked three in his seventh complete game of the season. Giants 3, Astros 2 Fred Breinmg took a threehit shutout into the ninth inning before allowing two runs on three hits. Greg Minton got the final three outs for his 20th save, preserving the victory for Breming, 11-12. Don Gladdin, batting just .198, singled home two runs for visiting San Francisco in the second) Padres 11, Reds 8 Ruppert Jones knocked in five runs with a three-run double, a solo homer and an RBI groundout.

Jones double snapped a 6-6 tie in the seventh inning and came off reliever Ben Hayes, 4-5. Jones belted his 12th homer in the ninth. Tony Gwynn rapped a three-run homer, his first of the season, in the fifth off Reds starter Mario Soto. Cubs 4, Metsl Jody Davis drilled two home runs and Keith Moreland added a solo shot to carry host Chicago. Davis two-run homer came in the second.

Moreland cracked his 16th, a career high, in the fourth and Davis added No 23 in the seventh. Dick Ruthven, 13-11, pitched a seven-hitter in his fifth complete game of the season. Walt Terrell, 7-8, took the loss. Leftys victory a classic effort By BEN WALKER AP Sports Writer The St. Louis Cardinals traded away Steve Carlton in 1972 and the left-hander has never let them forget it.

On a cold clear night in St. Louis Friday, Carlton became just the 16th major league hurler to wm 300 games. And he did it by going eight strong innings, striking out 12, as the Philadelphia Phillies downed St. Louis 6-2, a loss that mathematically eliminated the defending World Champions from the National League East pennant chase. The victory was Philadelphias eighth straight and kept the Phillies three games ahead of second-place Pittsburgh, which beat Montreal 10-1.

The triumph also upped Carltons career record against St. Louis to 37-11, his best mark against any team. Tonight was something special, but I didnt want him to get to the point where he got in trouble the ninth inning, said Philadelphia Manager Paul Owens, explaining why he brought reliever A1 Holland in to pitch the ninth. Carlton, as is his policy, did not talk to reporters after the game. He has not given a newspaper interview since 1979 after claiming he was misquoted.

Instead, Silent Steve continued to let his actions speak for him. Carlton, now 15-15, beat the Cardinals the team that dealt him away after he went 20-9 in 1971 last Sunday for his 299th career victory. On Friday night, he allowed seven hits to become the first pitcher to win 300 since Gaylord Perry did it with Seattle last year. Ironically, the 45-year-old Perry announced his retirement from baseball earlier in the day, leaving the Kansas City Royals with 314 lifetime triumphs. The 38-year-old Carlton, who has won an unprecedented four Cy Young Awards with the Phillies, helped himself by driving his first run of the season with a second-inning single off Joaquin Andujar, 6-16.

After David Green's two-run homer tied it in the fourth, the Phillies chased Andujar with three runs in the fifth, an inning that saw St. Louis Manager Whitey Herzog i 'fJL 7- scored from third on a fly to medium right by Dusty Baker. The throw came from rightfielder Brad Komminsk. AP Photo) SAXS AFE The Los Angeles Dodgers Steve Sax skids under catcher Bruce Benedict (20) of the Atlanta Braves to notch a first-inning run Friday night at Atlanta. Sax ST.

LOUIS (AP) In a stadium named for an owner who once angrily chose to trade him away, it may have been impossible for Steve Carlton to lose. At least thats how the Philadelphia Phillies lefthander appeared to pitch Friday night. Almost like a man obsessed, he alternately teas-eo and overpowered the St. Louis Cardinals, striking out 12 en route to his 300th career triumph. He did what all great pitchers in this game do, said third baseman Mike Schmidt, an offensive star in a 6-2 victory by Philadelphia that Angeles bombed Atlanta 11-2, San Diego belted Cincinnati 11-8, Houston beat San Francisco 3-2 and Chicago topped New York 4-1.

Dodgers 11, Braves 2 Dusty Baker and Ken Lan-dreaux each homered to highlight a 14-hit attack as Jerry Reuss and visiting Los Angeles continued to haunt Atlanta. The victory stretched the Dodgers lead in the NL West to l'k games over the Braves. Los Angeles, which reduced its magic number to five, has nine games left; Atlanta has 10 remaining. Phillies Manager Paul Owens after removing the 38-year-old hurler following the eighth inning. About the seventh inning I told him if he wanted to finish, fine, but basically it was his own decision.

Carlton, who walked only one, surrendered seven hits and retired 16 of the last 18 batters he faced. David Green hammered an 0-1 fastball by the sturdy hurler off the left field foul pole for his eighth homer, a two-run blast, in the fourth inning. But after Philadelphia erupted for three runs in the fifth to snap a 2-2 tie, the Cards bats fell mostly silent. He didnt give guys time to think, said Glenn Brummer, who singled harmlessly in the fourth and fifth innings off Carlton. His fastball was moving away, he kept throwing his slider inside, said the Cards catcher.

He didnt give our hitters anything good. Hes probably one of the best pitchers that ever pitched the game, Claude Osteen, the Phils pitching coach, said Carlton Before the contest was his usual, composed self. I could tell, though, he was more keyed up because of the atmosphere around him, said Osteen. I think hes relieved to get it out of the way. I think every body relieved National Sportscene Stewart lowers Os number to 2 nudged the Phillies closer to a title in the National League East.

He showed them the pitch they feared the most, his slider, by throwing it out of the strike zone, said Schmidt. Then, when they were looking for the breaking ball, hed buzz them with his fastball off the fists. Carltons cunning, much of it acquired in the years since he was traded by St. Louis president August A. Busch Jr.

to Philadelphia before the 1972 season, required 137 deliveries to place him on a pedestal occupied by only 15 others. He was in no trouble, said RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -Top-seeded Barbara Potter trounced Mary Lou Piatek 6-3, 6-2 to advance to the semifinals of the Central Fidelity Banks International Tennis Tournament. In other quarterfinals, second-seeded Kathy Jordan won 12 of the last 13 games for a 6-7, 6-1, 6-1 victory over seventhseeded Camille Benjamin and sixth-seeded Wendy White coasted to a 6-2, 6-2, triumph over No. 3 seed, Bonnie Gadusek.

GAYLORD PERRY BASEBALL STANDINGS American Seattle at at ejected by home plate umpire Jim Quick for arguing balls and strikes. It was then left for Holland to nail down the triumph in the ninth, which he did. The reliever said his heart skipped a beat when he was summoned to start the ninth. He promised me this, Holland said. "We talked about it even in spring training.

I wanted to save his 300th game. Now it gets down to it, and its not a save, said Holland. After the game, the Phillies clubhouse was closed for 15 minutes while teammates toasted Carlton with cham- K. Next Friday, when lelphia plays host to Pittsburgh, Carlton will be presented with a $5,000 ring with 56 diamond chips arranged in the numerals 300 that was specially ordered by the team. In other NL games, Los Texas Chicago California Toronto at Oakland National.

EAST DIVISION Pet. GB 545 Philadelphia Pittsburgh Montreal St Louis Chicago 84 70 81 73 79 75 75 79 69 85 62 92 WEST DIVISION 526 513 487 451 403 575 539 520 503 484 458 New York Los Angeles Atlanta Houston San Diego San Francisco Cincinnati S8 65 82 70 79 73 77 76 74 79 70 83 54 84 11 14 18 Fridays Scores Chicago 4. New York 1 Pittsburgh 10, Montreal 1 San Diego 11, Cincinnati 8 Los Angeles 11. Atlanta 2 Philadelphia 6, St Louis 2 San Francisco 3. Houston 2 Todays Games Pittsburgh (Candelana 14-8) at Montreal Smith 5-10) Los Angeles (Welch 15-12) at Atlanta (Perez 13-8) Philadelphia (Bystrom 6-9) at St Louis (LaPoint 12-9 1 San Diego (Whitson 5-7) at Cincinnati (Berenyi 8-14) New York (Weaver 8-14) at Chicago (Schulze O-O) San Francisco (Krukow 11-9) at Houston (M Scott 9-5), Sundays Games Pittsburgh at Montreal Los Angeles at Atlanta Philadelphia at St Louts San Diego at Cincinnati New York at Chicago San Francisco at Houston, The Dodgers have now beaten the Braves 11 out of 16 times this season.

Jerry Reuss, 12-11, allowed nine hits in running his career record against Atlanta to 17-8. Baker knocked in four runs and Landreaux drove three. Baker hit a sacrifice fly to make it 1-0 in the first inning. Mike Marshalls two-run triple capped a three-run third that knocked out Len Barker, 1-3. Landreaux, who had earlier contributed an RBI groundout, belted his 17th homer in the fifth.

The blast followed a single by Pedro Guerrero, who hit his 31st homer in the SAMMY STEWART Gets The Job Done McGregor, 18-6, struck out four and didnt walk a batter before getting relief help from Stewart, who gained his seventh save. The Orioles, who have won 13 of their last 16 games, got all the runs they needed in the second inning off loser Bob Gibson, 2-4, on RBI doubles by Rich Dauer and Rick Dempsey and a run-scoring single by A1 Bumbry. Our pitchers have jus been giving us some great games lately, said Baltimores Cal Ripken who collected four hits and started the rally-killing double play in the eighth. Molitor hit it hard and sharply right at me. I was screened out a little by the runner, but I kept my concentration.

Thats exactly what we needed. A twin-killing always helps out a team and a pitcher ana it really did tne job tonight. Tigers 7, Red Sox 0 In Detroit, Wayne Kren-chicki and Larry Herndon doubled to key a three-run fifth inning as the Tigers beat Boston behind the combined six-hit pitching of Juan Berenguer and Dave Rozema. Berenguer, 9-4, struck out three and allowed just one walk over eight innings, but was forced to leave in the ninth when a line drive by Basketball BOSTON (AP) The National Basketball Association Board of Governors granted unanimous approval for the sale of the Boston Celtics to a group headed by native Texan Donald Gaston, who now lives in Greenwich, Conn. Negotiations with former owner Harry Mangurian were completed in August for a reported $15 to $18 Golf CHARLOTTE, N.C.

(AP) -Miller Barber held onto a 1-shot lead midway through the World Seniors Invitational golf tournament. Barbers two day total of 5under-par 139 kept Doug Sanders in second. Tennis GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) Guillermo Vilas defeated Roberto Vizcaino 6-1, 6-0 in the quarter-finals of the $75,000 Martini Swiss Open tennis tournament. Henryk Sundstrom outplayed Heinz Gunthardt 7-5, 4-6 and Mats Wilander beat Roland Stadler 6-1, 7-5. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Top-seeded John McEnroe defeated Sandy Mayer 6-4, 6-2 and second-seeded Ivan Lendl beat Fritz Buehning 6-0, 6-2 in the $265,000 Transamerica Open Tennis Championships.

The other winners were Ramash Krishnan of India, who upset No. 6 seed Bill Scanlon 6-3, 7-6, and fourth-seeded Kevin Curren of South Africa, who downed Tim Mayotte 6-3, 6-2. Perry By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer It was business as usual for the Baltimore Orioles and no one was more businesslike than Sammy Stewart. Coming on in relief of starter Scott McGregor with the bases loaded and nobody out in the eighth inning, Stewart got out of the jam with only two pitches Friday night to nail down a 4-2 win over Milwaukee that reduced the Orioles magic number for winning the American League East to two games. First Stewart got Paul Molitor to hit into a run-scormg double play to short.

Then ne made Robin Yount ground out. Both pitches were fastballs and I sunk them down, Stewart said. I was looking for Molitor to hit my first pitch and I didnt want to get in trouble early by making a fat first pitch. With Yount, I didnt know if hed be swinging at the first pitch, but I didnt want to get in a hole with a slider, so I shook off (catcher) Rick (Dempsey) and I have had success with the fastball, so I stuck with In other AL action, it was Detroit 7, Boston Chicago 2, California Texas 2, Seattle Kansas City 3, Minnesota New York 7, Cleveland 4 and Oakland 2, Toronto 0. EAST DIVISION Pet.

GB 621 Baltimore Detroit New York Toronto Milwaukee Boston Cleveland 95 58 85 66 85 67 84 70 81 73 74 80 67 86 571 559 545 526 481 438 74 94 11 144 214 28 WEST DIVISION x-Chicago 93 61 604 Texas 75 79 487 Kansas City 74 79 484 Oakland 70 S4 455 M23 California 67 87 435 26 Minnesota 66 88 429 Seattle 56 97 366 x-Clinched division title Fridays Scores Detroit 7, Boston 0 New York 7, Cleveland 4 Baltimore 4, Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 3, Minnesota 2 Texas 2, Seattle 1 Chicago 2, California 1 Oakland 2, Toronto 0 Todays Games Cleveland (Sutcliffe 16-10) at New York tGuidry 19-9) Boston (Tudor 12-11) at Detroit (Petry 18-9) Chicago (Bums 9-10) at California (S Brown 1-2) Toronto (Clancy 14-9) at Oakland (Heimueller 3-5) Baltimore (D Martinez 7-12) at Milwaukee (Cocanower 0-0), Minnesota (Viola 7-13) at Kansas Seattle (Young 11-14) at Texas (Tanana 7-8). Sundays Games Boston at Detroit Cleveland at New York Baltimore at Milwaukee Minnesota at Kansas City leadoff batter Wade Boggs hit him the right shin. It was only the fifth base hit off Berenguer. Boggs, the top hitter in the American League, collected three hits in four at-bats, giving him 201 for the season and making him the seventh player in Boston history to get 200 hits or more a season. White Sox 2, Angels 1 In Anaheim, Rich Dotson scattered seven hits for his 20th win and Rudy Laws second-inning single drove in both runs as Chicago beat California.

Dotson, 20-7, joined teammate LaMarr Hoyt as the majors only 20-game winners with his eighth straight triumph. He walked four, struck out four and was supported by a pair of outstanding defensive plays by left fielder Ron Kittle. The Angels, whose run was provided by ike Browns solo homer in the fifth, were twice foiled by Kittle. With a man on third and two outs the third, Kittle made a diving catch of Rod Carews liner. In the seventh, Kittle fielded Gary Pettis single and made a perfect throw home to nail Jerry Narron attempting to score from second.

Rangers 2, Mariners 1 In Arlington, Pete O'Brien drove in one run and scored another to lead Texas past Seattle. OBrien's sixth-inning single off the glove of shortstop Spike Owen scored George Wright, who had walked and taken third on a single by Buddy Bell. Winner Dave Stewart, 5-1, scattered eight hits, walked none and struck out five, logging the first complete game of his career as the Rangers won their sixth straight game. Royals 3, Twins 2 In Kansas City, John Wathan and Willie Aikens hit home runs to Jead the Royals past Minnesota, providing Frank Wills with his first major league victory. After Wills gave up five hits and one run through seven inn-(See STEWART, Page 3) End Of Remarkable Career to retire spitter to Carolina farm I thought it would help me to have people think about it, he said.

So I tried to use it to my advantage. Did he throw illegal pitches? Ive got to pick the time to release that, he added. He says he is most proud of his durability. Even with some of the milestones Ive been able to achieve, the thing that stands out in my mind is that I was always able to take my turn, he said. I can only remember twice when I missed a scheduled start.

Pern reached another milestone in August when he became only the third pitcher in major league history with 3,500 strikeouts. fuel, and he couldnt resist one more reference to illegal pitches. Its going to be a little drier around the American League, he said with a grin. He came in and said, Id like to speak to you, Skip, Howser said. Then he laid it out.

He was businesslike and a little sad. I think this is the time, Perry said later. Grins were coming hard to the North Carolina native, but not memories. "I played with the jguy I think was the greatest player ever, Willie Mays, he said. HI played against (Sandy) Koufax.

I pitched witn one of the alltime great pitchers, Juan Marichal. I played with Dale Murphy in Atlanta. I played with Dave Winfield in New KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Gaylord Perry could not hide his melancholy at the end of a remarkable career. You do something for 25 years, youre going to miss it a little bit, the sometimes controversial right-hander said after announcing his retirement Friday night.

Shortly before the Kansas City Royals played Minnesota, Perry surprised Manager Dick Howser by informing him of his decision. After 21 years in the major teagues, two Cy Young awards, 314 victories and more than 3,500 strikeouts, Gaylord Perry was hanging it up at age 45. Perrys long career frequently was spiced with allegations that he threw a spitball. It was a controversy that Perry himself helped York. I played with George Brett and Dan Quisenberry in Kansas City.

"Its all been great, but now its time to get back home to the peanut farm and make a living there. Perry became the 15th pitcher in major-leaguenistory to record 300 victories when he hurled the Seattle Mariners to a 7-3 victory over the Yankees on May 6, 1982. He was picked up by the Royals in July after Seattle released him. He is the only pitcher to win the Cy Young Award in both leagues, leaving with a 314-265 lifetime record ana an earned run average of 3.09 covering innings. He was typically coy, and somewhat defensive, when asked about the spitball.

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