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0 I The Berkshire Eagle, Monday. September IS, 1371 25 Beaninj iieato tempero, but Sox bato etay cool Cards edge Phils lead by lVz, as Mrabosky does it his way 4 Dodgers Reds 1 Jm a Wyna hd a grand Siam homer off Barton is the seventh inning and Don Sutton registered bis sixth straight win as the Dodgers completed their season aenrs wtth a 04 edge over the Beds. Wyms Hat homer gave the Dodgers a 4-1 lead and Steve Garvey followed with Ms Hat homer. Cm ttrte 4 Reliever Dave LaRoche singled home fin deaatve nm and received credit for his fourth win for the Clin, who dealt Tug McGraw his ninth loss. Artras 44, Giants Wiflxw Howard.

Cesar Cedcna and Dong Rader Reported Paul Sieberts four-hit pddung with ado homers to lead the Astros to their first-game trunph. The Giants rebounded to win the second game, noth Brace Miller driving in three nms and Gary Matthews knocking two, Brava 3, Fades 1 Pitcher Phil Niekre singled in the tie-breaking nm and Rowland Office dove in another proved negative, and he was kept overnight for observation as a standard precaution. The ball hit his ear flap and he left the field maided, but the Incident sparked emotions on both sides and words of anger, too. But was the Brewer bats that settled the outcome. Milwaukee had gotten off to a -quick lead when Gorman Thomas hX a grand slam homer in the first inning and' Johnson came back to mt a two-run triple in the third.

The Brewers outhit the Red Sox the rest of the way as Tlant's record fell to 24-12 Lefty Clyde Wright relieved Slaton in the fifth and shut out the Red Sox the rest of the way to pick up his ninth win against 19 defeats. Lee, who wasn't pitching in the game, was still angry after fiie game, at both Porter and Slaton. He accused Milwaukee Manager Dd Oandall of telling Slaton to hit PetroceUi after Fred Lym homered for Boston in the second inning. 'Slaton hamt heard the last of it, Lee said. He still might get picked oft." Milwaukee and Boston dont play any more this year.

MILWAUKEE (UPH- Some fireworks from the bats of the Milwaukee Brewers Stmday ptX a drat hi the pennant hopes of the Boston Rea Sox. But it was fireworks of a different kind that proved the most dramatic. The Brewers heat the Sox 45 to push Boston games back of New York in the Eastern Division race in a heated contest that almost erupted into fisticuffs after Rico PetroceUi was hX in the head by a Jim Slaton pitch. The Red Sox charged that Petrocellis knockdown was in apparent retalatian against Red Sax starter Luis Tiant, who hit Tim Johnson on the back with a pitch in the first inning. Slaton said he wasnt trying to hit PetroceUi, I was just trying to brush him back" but then the ball got away and was at his bead.

He didn't seem to move." When PetroceUi went down, his teammata bounded onto the field to check on his condition and Red Sox hurler Bill Lee had heated words with Milwaukee catcher Darrell Porter. Porter had to be restrained by an umpire from going at fi, PetroceUi was taken to a local hospital fat X-rays, which mate Steve Carton. Carlton aback aU nine to ran his league-leading total at HI but atdlered hm I2h kna agamat victories. The Dodgers ddoted Chtdo-nati. 7-1; Oacap heat New York.

San Francisco topped Houston. after losing the opener. Mt and Atlanta downed San Diego, 14. in other KL games. American League results were Cleveland 1 Baltimore New York Detroit 2 ILhmkee 9 Boston S.

Cah-I Chicago 2, Minnesota Qty 2, and Oakland 4 Texas Pndrbitter lose Morales three -nm homer, his first in the majors, capped a four-run seventh hnig rally which gave the Expos the victory ever the faltering Pirates, Steve Renks picked sp his itth win for the Expos while Ken Brett, tagged for all five raw in 1-1 innings, dropped his eighth 13 t- i us SPRINT1NC PAST Detroit Tiger catcher BiU Freehan is Elliott Maddox, left, of New York Yankees. Maddox scored as Freehan had to wait for the ball in the eighth inning of at Detroit. Maddox tallied on a single by Lou Piniella. Yankees won 10-2. Yanks win, hike lead to 2Yz; Perry blanks Os, Sox beaten Madia Eastern's MVP; Smalley maizes star team tar the U.S.CimSEnVICE TESTS! I take few MH pnpmrm tar Kmm tan II n.nhi iv4S.m I Mtartafl.

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second haseaua Willie i were Tbetfvrd Miaa in toe leagae were represeafed aa the allstar team except Three Riven aad Wrat Havea. Pittsfield shwtstop Ray Smalley was toe vafy member of Ms team rteira First haseaua Jack Baker aad pitcher Steve Barr, bath at Bristol, were the vafy msaimaas ate; Stoa Williams at Bristol was asmed. Other picks Fired Aadrews sf Readiag. tied with Larry Parrish at Qaebec CXy, aad aatfieUen Warrea Crauartie at Qwebee CXy aad Joe Simp-aa a Waterbary. to the Eastern led the chart hi and MtfieUer to the alt- (inlir plafwalMl city r-t II 1 DfuNCOlN SOVKS, Dr.

9-t VaUa, IIKaata 41 SS4 I Itc wifrtdl IctrrMtaS. taM Mtl iiliHm 111 tatactHic straight yea in leading the Angels over the White Sox. Ryan struck out seven to raise his major league-leading total to 337. Demy Doyle had four hits for the Angels. Twin 5, Reyals 2 Joe Decker allowed only six hits and wen his 15th game in pitching the Twins to victory over the Royals.

Pat Bourque had three hits for Minnesota, while Bobby Darwin drove in a pair of nms. As 2 Rangers 1 Sal Bandos two-run homer the third inning sparked the to victory over the Rangers. The triumph boosted Oaklands lead in the AL West Division in five games over Texas. HtimrltdlNIhlrilli. Ntwnii hear mmmUty tar TWO FIBERGLASS BELTS TW0 FOLTESTER CORD FLIES BLACKWALIS Keg.

24.77-C7i.13 borne (Yankee Stadium). We haven't been getting as good crowds a we expected, but we should draw better. The gama are all critical now and every game you win eliminates one more game." Sharing center stage with Murcer in Sundays Yankee victory were Lou Piniella, who had four hits, and Lairy Gura. who won his fourth game without a loss. In other AL games, California trimmed Chicago, 42; Minnesota defeated Kansas Qty, 5-2 and Oakland beat Texas, 41.

Iwfios 2 Oriofes 4 Gaylord Perry tossed a five-hitter and outdueled Ross Grimsley to notch his 20th win as the Indians nipped the Orioles. Cleveland scored the only rui of the game in the mirth inning when John Lowen-stein walked with the bases loaded. Brewer 9. Red 5 Gorman Thomas hit a grand slam homer off 20-game winner Luis Tiant in the first inning to spark the Brewers triumph over the Red Sax. Angels 2 White Sa 2 Nolan Ryan pitched a three-hitter and -reached the 20-victory circle for the second White Sox altogether unexpected because the emotional 32-year-old super-star had expressed disillusionment with baseball on a number of occasions this jKKM.

Throughout Ms career, including seven years with Philadelphia, where he often was booed and sometimes failed to show up for games, me year each with SL Louis and Los Angeles, and three seasons with the White Sox, Allen never played on a pennant winner. Cnee early this season he said. "Thats what keeps me hanging around." Allen had a .301 batting average, 32 home runs and 38 nms batted in when he retired, but the White Sax had faded to fourth place the American Leagues Western Division. He gave no reason for his retirement and abandonment of a contract which would pay him 3L30S per day during the season through 1975. Cards shuffle Joan Juan Marichal of the San FYancisco Giants has an 1420 'record against the SL Louis 'record against Cardinals.

Murphy, Goldsmith win Wahconoh Brown Jug By Lee Leaky bogey, to drop three behind. n.iww two, Murphy and GoldsmXh bird- ItatltaL urateKLla ,0 ahd SSf Cottntoh stoL Dicks Sa be the best amateur in todav these P31 Letellier. yetoto with an Friday a Wednesday when thm played a practice round Their 205 placed here. In bis last 34 matches, be strokes ahead of Bob Ahlen and it nnrT Bob Gmthwain of the Berkshire has only been beaten once. Hiiu CouXry Club, who were Agawam By Fml Dow llTl Spate Writer Al Urabookys rriirf for the SL Laces brAak mt be the bat kept Kent at the Nltiuil Utpci yctmmt nee.

Since July 14. Ilr.bo.iy. 25. a lefthander aM tbe IkepTW by be ImillotedHw I appearance ewemt 37 11 kantngK. He has to few pna and bH ix Arty that Wretch and is one al the 1 pan ahead at the PWates the KL Ear's nee.

Hrabosky tamed ia perhaps bis bat and smdy bts moat important pgtunnmce at the Sunder aka the (V nls the Pbladeiptea Fhiet, and pined a full pme am the Pirates, wfae lost to the Montreal Expos, M. Taking ever far Bab Fsndi when the Rds had sand ane na and had runners aa first and third ia the ninth naang, Hrabosky struck eat Willie Greg ltrindi and Tony Taylor to end the pme. I'm dong akay became hn doing it my way. eiplainrd Hrabasky after Sindays They changed my about six fimes ia the spring and doing the season and tried to make me an orthodox throw. Finally.

I got mad and decided to do it my way." Forsch had a fom-bitter for eight amaop and drove in a na with a double for the Canfinab who beat ex-team- MSjor League standings By (Wed East w. pcL fk. SL Louis 79 41 SO PXtsfawgft 7190 114 PhfladdpMa 73 74 .497 4 Montreal a 0 .40 14 New York 44 79 .455 11 49 14 .411 11 Wrat w. pet k. Los Angela 92 54 J539 fSnfimri 99 57 jC12 Th.

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ngtX i at Oncacu. mgto By Fired McMaa LTI Sports Writer Just like those fabled Yankee heroa of yesteryear, Bobby Murcer is at his best when the pressure is on. Murcer, whose hitting has ban far below his normal standard all vw, drove in four runs Sunday as the Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers, 14-2 to Increase their lead in the American League East The triumph, coupled with Cleveland's 13 victory over Baltimore and Milwaukee's 45 win over Boston, left the Yankees Tk gama ahead of The Orioles and in froct of the Red Sox. The not eight days will be the most pressure-packed part of the schedule for the Yankees, however. They return home to Shea Stacfium Tuesday night to meet the Orioles for three games; host Cleveland for four games over the weekend, and meet the Red Sox for three gama early next It will be like going home but playing away, said Mur-cer.

who has had his problems hitting in Shea Stadium. The fans are not like they are at Allen quits CHICAGO (UPI) Dick Allen always bad-a touch for toe dramatic. Saturday night, he wrote his own tearful ending to II stormy years in major league basebalL The Chicago White Sox slugger, who leads the American League in home run, suddenly and mysteriously called his teammates together in the clubhouse before their game with toe California Angels and announced he was quitting baseball. This is hard for me to say." he said. I've never been happier anywhere than here.

Youre a good ball team without me and you have a good man leading you (Manager Chuck Tamer). It's tough to walk away from the game I've been playing and loving -been playing, in fact, since I was this high (he held his hand waist high). Allens voice broke, tears welled in his eyes and his teammata lined vp and quietly shook his hand. He left the rhiMinnw and immediately slipped into seclusion. The amomcemerX was not with a sacrifice By in a seventh inning which pve the Brava their victory.

Nkkro raised his record ta 17-12 with a seven-hitter. Nate Cbtoert horo-ered for the Fades. chsmpioariip Thetted Mines with Dick Himter and Jack Sv BHCC tart. WHHZZZ. Net prizes were awarded in file remaining flights.

John Trudeau and Bob Franklin won niatis and Tom MacCartney and Frank and Ron Pudlo tied for JiT Eighty-six teams Fourteen teams' had played, to be turned aW37 because of a full "Wr and a dimer-dance on Saturday were included in the entry fee. First prize was 3200 for the Rridy' rrauy SHUNcnuD Jimita. captam and quarternaaL -J1 197 stated simply On Yellow Jackets- 5' Bridgeport. CrulrttAW Relief pitcher Jack Aker has been wXh seven major Goldsmith was referring to The Hills pair won medalist matches which Murphy has played with various part- deh playoff mth Joe Mauro of Murphy and Goldsmith the ho dub and Joe tove won 41 at Aga-brkqr, fanner member of Wah- the past two years, csooah who urn lives Red- eight under at dfPa- the time. Murphy said with a Mauro kMlarkey finished jt was a 16-year-old kid third with who did X.

He had six birdies. I Defendox Ed Pokrhkipek and carc good you are, Ken- OTiell from the you've got to be lucky to win Springfield area were fourth maSTmatches. Three eagles were scored dur-Manb offte gTT the fineday tourney. Dr. abw 209 Robert Schwartz, Country Club CT one.c acting pittsfieM champion, chipped gotftournamerts of thearea.

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