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Cl.KC.Mn.HY.Oa.St.TK To EAST Pet GB CI. Ho, U.Mo.WY Pi Milwaukee 79 53 .598 i211iLl St. Louis 76 56 .576 5 9 7 6 5 5 6 8 10 8 7 Boston 74 58 .560 5 211111ilill Philadelphia 73 60 .549 Zft JjIIIIi Baltimore 73 58 .557 5ft S-2111111L11 Montreal 71 62 .534 52 11212112111 Detroit 67 64 .511 :111 6 Pittsburgh 70 63 .526 ift iiiiiilij.Hl NewYork 67 64 .511 UlA2AlllllA-liLl Chicago 59 75 .44018 479 2111111 Cleveland 61 68 .473 16'2 Ji Ji: iiiil 975 NewYork 51 80 .389242 Ijlt i 4 i 1 4 5 i 4 1 4 Toronto 61 73 .455 19 7 jj 6 2 4 5 8 4 2 7 4 1 WEST Pet GB At, Ch) Ci, Ho, LAIMIo1NY Pi WEST Pet GB DtBaBoCaCh aKC1wjHnNY0aSe)Tx Tp Atlanta 75 58 .564 1 10 Tol 1777777 Kansas City 77 56 .579 "El "5 7 IE iff "7 "5 7 1777 Los Angeles 74 60 .552 ft 10 7 Jl "T7TTTTT7 California 7558 .564 2 "3 "5 "3 "5 1 7 1 "3 San Diego 69 65 .515 6ft 21 Chicago 6962 527 7 97TI2T 37T1 SanFrancisco 66 67 .496 9 8 6ll0 57777 3 -7 Seattle 62 70 .470 142 Houston 63 70 .47412 2 1111111 Oakland 58 76 .433 192 Cincinnati 51 82 .38324 1 2 6 5 5 lejsispls Texas 52 79 .397 24 Minnesota 48 84 .364 28 mm-TJTn THURSDAY'S RESULTS At age 22, he retires. Tigers and Triplets officials hope to keep Robbins' decision a secret while trying to convince him to reconsider. June 16: Robbins' retirement is reported in Evansville and Detroit.

Triplets management distributes a press release before the night's game. It says: Until further notice, the Triplets' clubhouse and dugout are off limits to the media before game time. June 17: During the game against Indianapolis, Trips Dave Johnson is sports editor of the Press in Evansville, home of the Tigers' top farm club. This is his last report this year on the Triplets, who have finished their season. EVANSVILLE, Ind.

Notes, quotes and anecdotes from the Evansville Triplets' season: April 12: Manager Roy Majtyka announces the Triplets' opening night lineup against Louisville: Jeff Cox, second base; Howard Johnson, third base; Glenn Wilson, center field; Mike Laga, first base; Les Filkins, right field; Marty Castillo, catcher; Jeff Kenaga, DH; Ray Hampton, left field; Mark DeJohn, shortstop, and Bruce Robbins, pitcher. At the end of the season, only Laga, Filkins, Castillo, Kenaga and DeJohn will still be with the team. April 13: Johnson and Wilson are called up to Detroit after leading Evansville to a 5-2 opening night victory. Tiger manager Sparky Anderson says of Johnson: "I'm so high on Howard Johnson, it's unreal. If he ain't ready, who's ready?" May 6: After hitting .188 for the Tigers in 12 games, Johnson is sent back to Evansville.

June 7: The Triplets' annual exhibition game against the Tigers draws 2,623. "I was hoping for 4,500," says general manager Chuck Murphy. "Two years ago, when the Tigers weren't doing so well, we drew 3,300. Tonight we're playing the winningest team in major league baseball, and we can't even get 3,000. As good as they're playing, the place should have been full.

I'm really disappointed with the fans' Tigers at home: 39-25; on the road: 28-39. Tigers at night, 48-45; today's games and probable pitchers in day games, 19-19. Tigers vs. righthanded starters, 44; vs. lefthanded starters, 27-20.

Tigers vs. East, 22-28; 1982 statistics vs opp 1982 overal statistics W-L HITS ERA Time WL IP HITS ERA reliever Larry Rothschild is ejected for applying a foreign vs. West, 45-36. Tigers in 1968: 82-49, 1st place, 52 games ahead. THURSDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 6, California 3.

substance to the baseball. Umpires found an oily spot on Rothschild's glove. "That's the first time in 42 years I've ever seen it happen," said Indianapolis manager George Scherger, who alerted the umpires to the infraction. Oh, MILWAUKEE 2, Cleveland 1: Ben Oglivie and Gorman Thomas you 11 see the umpire go out there and check guys, but you each collected RBI singles to spoil a tour-hitter by Cleveland Rick Sutcliffe in the first game of a doubleheader. Moose Haas went 6V3 ATL Niekro (R) 13 3 187 181 3.75 2-0 14 10 5.14 at MON 7:35 tea (R) 11-7 142 110 3.17 1 0 12 14 6 75 CIN Pasture (R) 7-10 148 163 3.82 0-1 12 13 6.00 at NY 8:05 Owenhy (R) Q-2 15 15 6.00 0 1 5 6 9 00 H0US Niekro (R) 13 9 211 178 2.72 0 0 24 21 1.84 at PHIL 8:05 Carlton (L) 17-9 231 216 3.47 0 1 23 24 4.30 CHI Notes (R) 8 10 137 131 4.32 0 2 10 16 6.30 atSD 10:05 Show (R) 9-4 107 85 2.81 0 0 5 5 7.20 PITT Robinson (R) 14 8 186 162 3.88 2 0 12 13 2.25 at LA 10:35 Welch (R) 15 9 192 167 3.19 0 0 4 8 11.25 STL Forsch (R) 13-8 187 204 3.90 '0-1 8 6 2.25 at SF 10:35 Hammaker (L) 9-7 140 148 4 30 0 1 14 16 7.07 don very often see it work.

innings for his 10th win. He got hitless relief help from Dwight Bernard, Rollie Fingers and Pete Ladd. Fingers, with a count of 0-2 on Andre 1 hornton, called the trainer to the mound with one out in the ninth and July 21: The (former San Diego) Chicken is in town, and the Triplets are looking forward to their biggest home crowd of the year. The game and the Chicken are rained out. left with what appeared to be a problem with his pitching wrist.

Ladd fin ished and notched his second save. The Brewers nicked Sutcliffe for an unearned run in the first. Paul Molitor reached on an error, stole second July 22: Triplets reliever Bob James, who has been pitching well, says he'd love to be called up to the Tigers. "I'd support." The Tigers win, 8-1. and scored on a single by Oglivie.

They scored again in the third on KEY: (R) right-hander. (I) lefthander, won, tost, IP innings pitched. ERA earned run walk and back-to-back singles by Cecil Cooper and Thomas. Von June 15: Triplets pitcher Bruce Robbins, saying baseball average. be happy just to go up and pass out water to those guys," he First tour columns after pitcher's name are pitchers' 1982 season statistics.

The next four "just isn't fun anymore" cleans out his locker at Bosse Field. columns are pitchers 1982 statistics vs. current opponent, ('denotes 1981) Hayes hit his 11th home run of the year for the Indians' only run. Texas at Chicago, incomplete. today's games and probable pitchers SATURDAY'S GAMES NL box scores AL box scores Atlanta at Montreal, 1:35 p.m.

Lkjmr.r.r.nn St. Louis at San Francisco, 4 p.m Pittsburgh at Los Anqeles, 4 p.m 1982 overaP statistics 1982 statistics vs opp Cincinnati at New York, 1:35 p.m. Chicago at San Diego, 4 p.m. Houston at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Tigers 6, Angels 3 Wednesday night WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS CALIFORNIA DETROIT ab ab Cardinals 6, Dodgers 5 ST.

LOUIS LOS ANGELES Downing 5 0 1 0 Whitakr 2b 4 1 Chicago 7, SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK 5, Houston 1. MONTREAL 2, Cincinnati 1. SAN DIEGO 4, Pittsburgh 1. 4 0 1 4 1 1 Atlanta 4, PHILADELPHIA 0. St.

Louis 6, LA 5, 13 innings. 4 2 2 abrhbi abrhbi OSmlth ss 7 0 3 1 SSax 2b 6 0 0 0 LSmlth If 6 13 0 Landreax cf 6 0 2 0 Hernandz lb6 1 2 0 Baker If 5 0 10 Tenace 4 0 0 0 Guerrero rf 6 1 1 0 3 Wllfong dh 3 110 Wilson cl Carew lb 4 111 Herndon If ReJcksn rf 3 10 0 Parish DeCncs 3b 2 0 0 0 Turner dh Grlch 2b 3 0 0 0 Ivie ph Benlquz cf 4 0 12 HJhnsn 3b Foil ss 3 0 0 0 Brokns 3b Boone 4 0 0 0 Laga lb (Home teams In CAPITALS) 1 0 0 1 1 1 says. July 26: The Tigers call up James. July 28: In his first appearance for Detroit, James gives up a game-winning homer to the Yankees' Bobby Murcer. Aug.

2: Laga hits two homers against Oklahoma City, giving him 32 for the season. He needs one more to tie the club record of 33, set by Cotton Nash in 1970. Aug. 18: For the second straight year, popular Trip Marty Castillo receives the Sterling Dedication Award. The award is given annually by a local brewery to the Trip who displays the most hustle and desire.

Says a cynic in the pressbox: "I thought it was showing dedication to Sterling." Aug: 24: Laga hits a home run against Louisville, his first in 21 games, to tie Nash's record. It's his first homer in three weeks. Aug. 26: Laga breaks Nash's record with a homer against Iowa. Despite six straight victories, the Trips finish the season in last place, a position they've held since April 27.

0 0 0 3 0 1 Time W-L HITS ERA W-L HITS LRU OAK tanifofd (R) 10 14 219 243 4.14 0-1 9 11 6.00 at PET 7:30 Ujdur (R) 8 7 129 102 3.50 0-1 8 3 3 38 SEA Bannister (L) 11-9 200 188 3.38 1 1 18 9 1.50 at BOS 7:35 Tudor (1) 9 9 150 175 3.97 1-1 24 21 1.50 MINN O'Connor (L) 6-5 83 80 4.00 0-1 4 5 11.25 at BAL 7:35 Flanagan (L) 11-10 189 175 3.86 2 0 17 17 2.65 TOR Clancy (R) 11-12 211 213 4.18 1-0 12 13 1.50 at CLE 7:35 Anderson (R) 1-1 35 43 3.60 0 0 CAL John (L) 10-10 187 189 3.70 00 4 6 13.50 at MILW 8:30 McCkjre (I) 10 6 148 130 4.13 0 1 8 8 5 63 TEX Schmidt (R) 4 4 84 87 3.21 1-0 18 14 2.50 at CHI 8:30 Hoyt (R) 14-13 190 189 3.54 1 1 13 15 4.16 NY Howel(R) 00 0-0 at KC 8:35 Blue (L) 10 9 141 127 3.51 1-1 14 6 1.29 oraun pn I I Lev 3b 6 13 1 Brummer 1 0 0 0 Garvey lb 6 2 4 0 McGee cf 6 111 Russell ss 2 0 10 Green rf 4 111 Roenicke ph 1 1 1 0 Suiter 0 0 0 0 Scioscia 2 0 2 1 lorg ph 1 0 0 0 Mola ph 10 0 0 1 0 0 Tiger Wilson has Cabell lb Leach rt Tramml ss 3 0 1 3 0 1 Totals 31 410 31 3 4 3 Totals Calltornla 003 000 000 Detroit 000 320 Olx Dair uuii Yeaoer 10 11 Paris Ph 1110 Brock ph 10 0 0 Rasmussn pO 0 0 0 Belanger ss 0 0 0 0 Kaat 0 0 0 0 Monday ph 10 0 0 Oberkfell 3b 3 0 2 0 Taveras ss 10 0 0 Herr 2b 2 12 0 DSax ph 10 0 0 DP-Calllornia 2. LOB-Calilornia 10, De' sights on a record troll 4. 2B-Carew, Trammell, Laga. 3B Whitaker. HR-Parrlsh 2 (261 IP ER BB SO 4 California Will L.8-5 Cor bell Kamsev 2b 4 0 0 0 Keuss 0 0 0 0 Andular 2 0 0 0 Orla ph 1 0 0 0 Martin 0 0 0 0 Beckwith 0 0 0 0 Lahll 0 0 0 0 Morales ph 10 0 0 Landrum rf 1 0 1 1 Howe 0 0 0 0 Hendrlck rf 0 0 0 0 Marshall ph 1 0 0 0 GLENN WILSON, from Page 1D 2-3 Hassler 31-3 KEY: (R) right hander, (L) left-hander, won, lost, IP inning's pitched, CRA earned run Detroit Berenguer average.

Wilson, a 23-year-old center fielder, had a 10-eame 3 6 Niedenfuer pO 0 0 0 Maldonad ph 1 0 0 0 Lopez W.2-1 Eirst lour columns alter pitcher's name are pitchers' 1982 season statistics. The next tour Witt pitched to 1 bailer In the 5lh. streak from July 27 through Aug. 5. The next day he went 0-for-3 against Toronto's Dave Stieb.

Balk Witt. columns are pitchers 1982 statistics vs. current opponent, 1981) SATURDAY'S GAMES Wright 0 0 0 0 Totals 49 i 17 4 Totals SO 5 16 3 St. Louis 400 000 001 000 )-6 Los Angeles 000 010 310 000 0- 5 E-S. Sax, L.

Smith, McGee. DP-St. Louis 1, Los Angeles I. LOB-SI. Louis 12, He hit in five more games until going 0-for-5 against Brewers 2, Indians 1 Minnesota at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m California at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m Dave Righetti and Goose Gossage of the Yankees Aug.

11. Then he started his current streak. CLEVELAND MILWAUKEE los ngeies v. its-L. jmim, Roenicke, abrhbi abrhbi Oakland at Detroit, 2:15 p.m.

Seattle at Boston, 2:05 p.m. Toronto at Cleveland, 2:05 p.m. New York at KC, 2:20 p.m. uarvey. nx-cey ViV).

SB-L. Smith (57). homo stand Oakland A's Texas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. lone II 4 0 0 0 Molitor 3b 4 10 "It would be nice to have the record, but it's no big deal kbuss, Anauiar, Kamsev Herr. right now," Wilson said.

"It's not an obsession." IP ER BB SO WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS From the time his 10-game streak began in late July, Hargrove lb3 0 1 0 Younl ss 2 10 Rhombrg prO 0 0 0 Cooper lb 4 0 1 Harrah 3b 3 0 10 Thomas cf 4 0 1 Thornton dh 4 0 1 0 Oglivie If 4 0 1 Haves rf 4 111 Howell dh 2 0 0 Bannister 2b3 0 1 0 Moore rf 2 0 0 Manning cf 3 0 0 0 Gantner 2b 3 0 1 Bando 2 0 0 0 Yost 2 0 0 Mllbourne ss 1 0 0 0 Dvbzlnskl ss2 0 0 0 Hassev 10 0 0 St. Louis Andular Martin Lahll Suiter Balr (W 5-3) Rasmussen Wilson has raised his batting average 60 points, from .273 to .327. He had 15 multi-hit games, including one four-hit game CHICAGO 6, Cleveland 0. MINNESOTA 7, New York 2. Texas 7, KANSAS CITY 3.

DETROIT 5, California 3. Baltimore 5, TORONTO 2. BOSTON 7, Oakland 4. MILWAUKEE 7, Seattle 3. and two three-hit games.

Eight of those hits were home runs. 6 1 1- 3 0 12- 3 3 1- 3 2- 3 5 2 2 2 2 TAGGING THE TIGERS Tiger rookie Howard John (Home teams In CAPITALS) Kaat (S 2) Los Angeles Reuss Beckwith Howe Niedenfuer Totals 30 1 5 1 Totals 27 2 4 Cleveland 000 010 000- Mllwaukee 10IOOOO0X- -Bannlster. DP-Mllwaukee 1. LOB- Cleveland 4. Milwaukee 6.

2B-Hargrove. son started at third base Thursday night as Tom Brookens got a rest. Manager Sparky Anderson has played Johnson mostly in the outfield since the Tigers recalled him from Evansville last month Wright (L 2-1) Game times: 7:35 tonight, 2:15 p.m. Saturday, 1:30 p.m. Sunday.

Pitching matchups: Rick Langford (R, 10-14) vs. Jerry Ujdur (R, 8-7) tonight; Mike Norris (R, 6-9) vs. Dave Rucker (L, 2-4) on Saturday; Matt Keough (R, 11-16) vs. Jack Morris (R, 14-14) on Sunday. One to watch: Rickey Henderson, the most exciting thing the fifth-place A's have going for them right now.

Henderson has been rested for a sore shoulder the past few days since breaking Lou Brock's stoken base record. Henderson has 123 steals and leads the league in walks and runs scored. Thornton. HR Haves (11). SB-Molitor (33).

Haves (24). S-Yost. Harrah. Padres 4, Pirates 1 IP ER BB SO PITTSBURGH SAN DIEGO Cleveland Sulellffe (L 11-6) Ted Giannoulas, better known as the San Diego Chicken, ab bi ab bi 8 4 2 1 4 Milwaukee Moreno cf 4 0 10 Richards If 2 1 1 0 Rav 2b 4 0 10 Edwards If 0 0 0 0 Madlock 3b 3 0 1 0 Templetn ss 3 0 2 0 visited the Tigers' clubhouse before Thursday's game to greet some old acquaintances. "Hey, it's like old home week 61-3 2-3 1 1-3 2-3 Haas (W 10-B) Bernard Fingers Ladd (S 2) Thomosn 4 2 1 Jones cf 4 11 Hebner rf 4 0 0 0 Kennedy 3 1 1 0 around here," he said with a laugh as he shook hands with Easier II 4 0 0 Lefebvre rf 4 2 2 2:53, i3.

Pena 4 0 10 Lancellolt lb 4 0 1 0 Berra ss 4 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 0 0 1 former San Diego manager Roger Craig, ex-Padres Bill Fahey and Jerry Turner and San Diego native Alan Tram- Rhoden 10 10 Flannerv 2b 4 0 1 0 Romo 0 0 0 0 Eichelbrgr p4 0 0 0 minor leagues mell. The Chicken he now uses the shortened name will entertain at Tiger Stadium tonight while the Tigers take Mllner ph 10 0 0 Scurry 0 0 0 0 Lacy ph 10 0 0 Parrish hits 26th; on the Oakland A's Totals 34 1 I 1 Totals 32 4 9 4 Pittsburgh 000001000- San Diego 000103 00k -4 E-Rov. DP-5an Diego 1. LOB- Pills- Eastern League Northern Playoffs (Best two of three) Lvnn vs. Glens Fans burgh 8, San Diego 8.

2B-Easler. HR- Knhii OKs Molinaro deal PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Philadelphia Phillies received approval Thursday to purchase the contract of outfielder Bob Molinaro from the Chicago Cubs, but both teams were fined for violating a baseball rule in connection with the transaction. The two teams announced Tuesday that Molinaro was the player-to-be-named-later in the off-season deal that sent catcher Keith Moreland and pitchers Dickie Noles and Dan Larson to the Cubs for pitcher Mike Krukow. But on Wednesday, a spokesman for Commissioner Bowie Kuhn notified the two National League teams that the Molinaro deal violated a rule that says a player who has been on a team's active roster can't be assigned as a player-to-be-named-later to a team within the same league in the same season. On Thursday, Kuhn's office informed the teams the deal could be made but both clubs would be fined for violating the rule.

The size of the fine was unknown. Brooks joins umpire on fine list NEW YORK (UPI) New York Mets third baseman Hubie Brooks was fined $100 by National League President Chuck Feeney Wednesday for throwing dirt and bumping umpire Ed Montague after he was called out at home plate Aug. 24 in a game with the Houston Astros. Lelebvre (3), Thompson (29). SB- Tem- Vngels' Lynn out with cracked rib California expects its center fielder, Fred Lynn, to be out olelon 25).

Pena (2). S-Templelon. Lopez smokes, 6-3 Sept. 1 Gl Falls at Lvnn, rain IP ER BB SO Pittsburgh of action at least a week. Lynn suffered a cracked rib and a sepi.

uiens raits at Lvnn Sept. 3 Lynn at Glens Falls x-SeDt. 4 Glens Falls at i vnn Rhoden (L -lZ) 5 1-3 7 4 4 1 3 Romo 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 stretched nerve in his shoulder when he hit the right-center- West Haven gets bye for winning Scurry 2 1 0 0 2 4 TIGERS WIN, from Page 1D San Dleoo field wall after catching Jerry Turner drive in the seventh Elchlbrgr (W 7-11) 9 8 112 1 Parrish had been in a mini-slump of late. He was a long inning Wednesday. time between home runs, and his batting average had Lynn played out the inning, but was removed for a pinch- pom naives.

x-lf necessary American Association Playoff Finals (Best four of seven) Omaha vs. Indianapolis (Series tied. 1-1) dropped below .300. Triplets averages hitter in the top of the eighth. Juan Beniquez took Lynn's "I was just happy to get a couple of hits, the All-Star spot in center field Thursday night.

catcher said. "I've been struggling lately been watching my average go down, down, down It's a good feeling to Brian Bragg iFinah BATTING Aug. 31 Indianapolis 6, Omaha 3 AB HR RBI AVG Player have a night like I did tonight." Penniall sept. 1 Omaha 7, Indianapolis 6 Sept. 2 Omaha al Indianapolis Sept.

3 Indianapolis Omaha Sept. 4 Indianapolis at Omaha x-Sept. Indianapolis at Omaha x-Sept. 6 Indianapolis at Omaha x-H necessary After the game, injured pitcher Dave Rozema presented league leaders the two home run balls, retrieved by an usher, to Parrish. 18 .292 40 .279 0 .273 36 .270 69 .262 48 .257 88 .249 Miller Paslev Bertonl Kenaga Filkins Laoa PARRISH'S TWO RBIs gave him 68 for the year, one (Through Wednesday) 137 280 11 244 408 389 446 388 189 329 159 20 51 0 34 59 59 77 51 21 44 18 40 78 3 66 107 100 111 94 45 76 28 31; Fingers, Milwaukee, 29; Gossage, New York, 28; Caudill, Seattle, 22; Davis, behind Larry Herndon for the team lead.

Minnesota, 17. 52 .242 Pacific Coast League North Castillo McCrmck Berenguer, who spent all season at Evansville after he 20 .238 American League (Based en 345 at bats) Tiger averages 37 .231 Folowel National League GB was picked up as a free agent, was fast and wild just as the 16 .176 AB book on him says. He walked two in the first and one in the 131 IVi PITCHING W-L IP BB 500 485 Pet. Spokane 43 29 .597 Tacoma-y 42 31 .575 Edmonton 35 38 .479 Vancouver 34 39 .466 Portland 33 40 .452 SO ERA Wilson KC Younl Mil (Through Thursday, Sept. 2) llutliii" Harrah Cle 0-0 1 0 4-0 30 10 000 1.76 DeJohn Pitcher Bertonl Lopez Luebber Rothschild Baliev Dacko second, but the Angels didn't dent him until the third.

Brian Downing singled, and one out later Rod Carew doubled him home for the game's first run. orcia Tor 3.33 Oliver Mtl Madlock Pgh L.Smith StL Durham Chi Knight Hln Buckner Chi Guerrero LA Carter Mil Dawson Mtl Baker LA Cooper Mil 108 125 127 125 124 109 120 115 133 104 AB 471 512 4B9 532 523 416 429 455 507 390 130 128 120 120 4-4 7th 6-4 70 11-10 154 3.60 501 464 509 542 479 454 495 462 irew Cal 1 30 34 46 83 86 127 58 35 15 Jackson was intentionally walked, and Berenguer filled Murrav Bal Rice Bsn 4.09 4.28 4.63 Berengr the bases with another walk, strictly accidental. After a visit McRae KC Lansford Bsn 48 ulz 12-10 1741 11-10 155Vi 2-4 93V3 1-2' 65 0-4 22 SI. Louis. from pitching coach Roger Craig, the right-hander fanned 6 23 7.36 Moore Saucier RUNS-Henderson, Oakland Schmidt, Philadelphia, 93; Murphy, Atlan Molitor, Milwaukee, 106; Younl, Milwau Bobby Grich.

ta, 93, Dawson, Montreal, 90; Sandberg, Saves Rothschild, 10; Ruiz, Luebber, kee, 102; Evans, Boston, 98; Downing, California, 93. Saucier 1. Juan Beniquez, subbing for injured Fred Lynn, lined one Doubles Kenaga, 28; Filkins, 27. Bis McRae, Kansas Cilv. 114; Holes Kenaga.

5. to left off the glove of third baseman Howard Johnson to make it 3-0. Berenguer finished the inning and headed for the Stolen bases Miller, 24. AB RBI 3B HR BB SO SB Avg Wilson 220 34 72 27 12 1 9 10 33 1 3 .327 Parrish 396 62 117 68 15 2 26 31 74 2 5 .295 Herndon 506 76 146 69 15 11 20 32 80 12 5 .289 Whitaker 469 59 131 54 19 8 12 39 52 5 8 .279 Johnson 54 9 15 5 0 0 2 7 12 1 1 .278 Cabell 407 40 110 33 15 3 2 13 43 12 15 .270 Wockenfuss 164 22 44 21 7 0 4 25 19 0 2 .268 Turner 182 20 48 25 2 0 8 18 30 1 1 .264 Lemon 350 58 89 36 15 1 12 44 58 0 4 .254 Brookens 332 35 82 49 12 2 8 25 44 4 16 .247 Trammed 382 52 94 49 24 2 7 47 31 11 13 .246 Leach 170 12 39 12 6 2 3 16 21 0 1 .229 Ivie 235 31 53 36 10 1 12 22 44 0 0 .226 Jones 122 13 27 11 2 1 0 6 11 0 0 .221 Laga 50 1 2 1 00 1 0 0 0 200 Fancy 43 552 1 000500 .116 DH Hitters 498 58 123 65 13 2 22 47 81 1 0 .247 PH Hitters 101 7 15 12 1 0 1 14 29 0 0 .149 TOTALS 4530 590 1202 554 181 37 141 386 620 60 94 .265 Thornton, Cleveland, 102; Cooper, Milwaukee, 98; Thomas, Milwaukee, 94; Yount, Milwaukee, 89. Home runs Laga, 34.

RBIs Laoa. 88. South Sail Lake 40 33 .548 Albuoueroue-y 39 33 .542 'i Hawaii 37 36 .507 3 Tucson 32 39 .451 7 Phoenix 28 45 .384 12 v-flrst-half division winner Wednesday's Results Hawaii 4, Vancouver 2 Tacoma 3, Spokane 2 Portland 5, Edmonton 4 Tucson 7, Phoenix 6 Albuquerque 12, Salt Lake 4 Wednesday's AL Homers Dwver (6), Orioles; Whitaker (12), Tigers; DeCinces (26), ReJackson (33), Grlch (15), Angels; Mumphrey (5), Yankees, Cooper (27), Molitor (14), Brewers; GWrlghl (7), BBell (13), Rangers; Page (4), A's; Lansford Red Sox. Wednesday's NL Homers R. Smith (16), Giants; Durham (19), Cubs; Foster (13), Mets; Ashby (9), Astros; Thompson (29), Pirates; Lefebvre (3), Padres; Cev (20), Dodgers.

showers. HITS-Garcla. Toronto. 169; Younl. Hits Laga, 111.

Complete games Berenguer, 9. Lopez walked two Angels in the fourth without damage, Milwaukee, 168, Cooper, Milwaukee, 165; Wilson, Kansas Cilv, 162; Molitor, Milwaukee, 158; McRae, Kansas Cilv, 158. and the Tigers struck back in their half of the inning. DOUBLES Yount, Milwaukee. 39: Tiger datebook HERNDON BEGAN it with a single and Jerry Turner White, Kansas Cilv, 39; McRae, Kansas Cilv, 36; Lynn, California, 34; Cowens, Seattle, 34.

TRIPLES-Wilson. Kansas Cilv. 13: Chicago, 97. RBIS-Murphv, Atlanta, 98; Buckner, Chicago, 90, Oliver, Montreal, 89; Thompson, Pittsburgh, 89; Clark, Sarr Francisco, 89. HITS-Buckner, Chicago, 166; Oliver, Montreal, 166; Sax, Los Angeles, 160, L.Smith, SI.

Louis, 158; Knighl, Houston, 156. DOUBLES-Kennedv, San Diego, 36; Oliver, Montreal, 33; Madlock, Pittsburgh, 32, Knighl, Houston, 32; Dawson, Montreal, 31. TRIPLES-Thon, Houston, McGee, Si. Louis, Garner, Houston, Tied With 7. HOME RUNS-Murphy, Atlanta, 32; Kingman, New York, 31; Thompson, Pittsburgh, 29; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 28, Carter, Montreal, 27, Horner, Atlanla, 27; Guerrero, Los Angeles, 27.

STOLEN BASES Raines, Montrteal, 62; L.Smilh, St. Louis, 57; Moreno, Pittsburgh, 55, Wilson, New York, 50, Sax, Los Angeles, 46. PITCHING (IS Decisions)-Niekro, Atlanta, 13-3, .813, 3.75, Candelaria, Pills-burgh, 12-5, .706, 2.64; Rogers, Montreal, 15-7, .682, 2 30; Carlton, Philadelphia, 17-9, .654, 3.46; Robinson, Pittsburgh. 14-8, .636, reached base one out later with an infield hit. Johnson drove in the first Tiger run with a single to center and Laga followed with a blast up the gap in right-center to tie it.

Herndon, Detroit, 11; Yount, Milwaukee, KEY: AB-at bats, R-runs, H-hits, RBI-runs batted in, ZB-doubles, 3B-triples, MR-home runs, BB-walks, SO-strike outs, SB-stolen bases, E-errors, A vg barling average. Sept. 3 1944 The Tigers lose a 4-1 Brett, Kansas Cilv, Win! eld. New York, 8. HOME RUNS'-Thomas.

Milwaukee. Witt, who blew a 5-0 lead at Boston last Saturday, decision to the league-leading St. Regie Jackson, California, 33; Thorn- tteveiand. 28. Cooper.

Milwaukee. 27: Louis Browns, dropping two games off the pace into third place finished the inning but was gone in the fifth when Lou Whitaker led off with a triple into the right-field corner as Wlnfleld, New York. 26; Evans. Boston. 26; Oglivie, Milwaukee.

26; DeCinces, California, 26. b8t you didn't know 0 Jackson overthrew the cutoff man. the American League. Doc Cramer collects three hits STOLEN BASES Henderson. Oak California manager Gene Mauch went to his bullpen then, land, 123; Garcia, Toronto, 47, J.Cruz, Seattle.

35; Molitor, Milwaukee, 31; Wathan, Kansas City, 31. calling on Doug Corbett. Wilson greeted the right-hander with a bloop single to center, extending his hitting streak and scores the only run for the losers, coming in on a sacrifice fly by Rudy York in the first inning. Don Gutteridge has a single, a CG IP ER BB SO ERA Tobik 3 7 43 0 9 tlVi 69 33 28 33 55 2 87 Perry 14 7 30 7 0 214 184 80 71 82 117 2 99 Ujdur 8 7 18 6 0 1283 102 52 50 46 62 3.50 Wilcox 9 7 23 6 0 149i 147 72 63 62 91 3.79 Sosa 3 2 36 0 4 59 "3 60 27 26 15 23 3.94 Pashnick 3 4 24 1 0 105 44 40 22 20 3 99 Morris 14 14 30 13 0 215 208 113 102 71 100 4.27 Underwood 3 8 28 2 3 87 94 60 46 14 37 4 76 Rucker 2 4 18 0 0 26' 3 30 17 16 9 12 5 40 Lopez 2 1 14 0 0 33 33 23 20 18 21 5 45 James 0 2 10 0 0 163 21 11 11 7 17 5 94 Berenguer 00100 3 3 3 3 5 3 900 TOTALS 67 64 35 23 11803 1115 568 509 418 591 3.88 PITCHING (IS DerttklfKt-Piilmer. Baltimore, 12-3, .800, 3.41; Vuckovich, Milwaukee, 15-4, .789, 3.22; Guidrv, New York, 13-5.

.722. 3.57. Burns. Chicaoo. 13- Of the top 15 batters in the American League, Boston's Jim Rice heads the list for grounding into double plays with 25.

The Red Sox as a team also lead the AL in DPs with 136. The Tigers have grounded into 82. 3 87; Valenzuela, Los Angeles, 17-10, .630, 2 81; Welch, Los Angeles, 15-9, ,625, 3.19, Forsch, St. Louis, 13-8, .619, 3.91. 5, .722, 3 61; Zahn, California.

15-6. .714. double, and scores twice and Al Zarilla knocks in three runs for the Browns, handing Dizzy Trout (23- 3,62, Sutcliffe, Cleveland, 11-5, .688, 3 26; STRIKEOUTS-Solo. Cincinnati. 230; Kansas tv.

17-8. 680 3 98: Petrv. and bringing Sweet Lou home with the go-ahead run. One out later, Parrish crushed a fat pitch into the left-field upper deck. It was Lance'stf irst home run since Aug.

1 8. Lopez kept things in hand andParrish put the final run on the scoreboard when he belted apiih from reliever Andy Hassler into the left-center field battny, leading off the eighth. Detroit, 14-7, Ml. 199. 10) the loss.

STRIKEOUTS-Bannlster. Seattle. 157; Barker, Cleveland, 145; Guidry, New Totals include players no longer with the team and pitchers' errors. Carlton, Philadelphia, 211; Rvan, Houston, 200; Valenzuela, Los Angeles, 155; Welch, Los Angeles, 147. SAVES-Sutter, SI.

Louis, 30, Garber, Atlanta, 27; Minion, San Francisco, 24; Reardon, Montreal, 21; Allen, New York, 19. York. 139. Seattle. Seattle.

131: Riohelli. KEY: W-wins, L-losses, G-oames pitched in, CG-complete games, Staves, IP-innings New York, 130. The Scoreboard and the Baseball Page compiled by Tim Marcinkoski, Bernie Czarniecki, Bob Ellis and Mark Josaitis pitched. H-nirs allowed, R-runs anowea, fcN-earnea runs enewea, DO-wanti etivwea. SAVES-Q(jenberry, Kansas City, SO-strike puts, ERA-earned run average.

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