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team standings. 103 wins Tiger talk 100 95 -95 90 90 BIRD WATCHING: "I know Baltimore has everybody by the throat, but we're not strangled yet," manager Sparky Anderson said after the Tigers' 6-4 victory over the Brewers. THE TIGERS AT HOME: The Tigers already have drawn 1,580,355 at home and 1 ,660,578 on the road. With 19 games remaining 13 at home the Tigers must draw 142,520 to establish a club record for total attendance. EAST Pet GB I At I Chi Cij Hoi LftlMolNY I Ph 1 PilSLlSfllSF Montreal 73 67 ,521 122H2HH1 Philadelphia 73 68 .518 '2 5 9J Jl J.

St. Louis 72 69 .511 l'2 5 5J 10 HH1 Pittsburgh 72 70 .507 2 66 6J6 67J8 J. Chicago 63 79 .44411 Islllllllllll. New York 59 83 .41515 5 3 5 8 4 6 5 67 WEST Pet GB AliChl Cil Hoi LAjMoJWY (Phi Pi I SL I SO SF Los Angeles 83 60 .580 6 J. Atlanta 80 63 .559 3 Houston 75 67 .528 V2 1 Hj.

11111 111 SanDiego 71 73 1H111111 SanFrancisco 68 76 J7 1HH 1 Cincinnati 65 79 .451182 2 -Hill 6 1 1 1 85 85 EAST Pet GB Dt Ba Bo Ca Ch Clj KCj Mt Mn) NY Oaj Se Ti To Baltimore 85 55 .607 iZllll jljj 1121 Detroit 81 62 .566 5'2 HH JJ 21 1 121 New York 79 63 .556 7 JjJ7 3 J6 lHH Milwaukee 79 64 .552 IVilAHlllllUll Toronto 79 66 .545 8'2 1111121 1 JiJ: Boston 69 74 .483 VilllllllHHl 1 Cleveland 64 79 .448 22'2 5 4j 4 7 1 6 377j7 WEST Pet GB Dt Baj Boj CaJ Ch ClKC M(MnNVOaSel Chicago 84 59 .587 iliJTllll jT 1 Kansas City 67 75 .472 162 5473 IHHH Texas 67 77 .465 17'2 JJJ4 6 4 7 5 7 5 -4 Oakland 67 78 .462 18 HHH 1112 California 64 79 .448 20 Ulsllllllll 1 1 Minnesota 6183 -424 23'2 J477ii.ii;ii 9 3 2 Seattle 55 87 .387 28'2 44J7 l4 HHlj" 80 80 75 75 it 1 1 About the chart 70 The top line of the graph tracks the sec- ond-half progress of the 1980 Yankees, who MONDAY'S RESULTS Montreal at Chicago, incomplete. New York at Philadelphia, night. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night. finished with a 103-59 record, three games ahead of second-place Baltimore.

Their .6361 Tigers at home: 41-27; Tigers on the road: 39-35. percentage is the best for an Al East champi on since the 1977 expansion. today's games and probable pitchers Tigers vs. East Division: 31-28; Tigers vs. West Division: 50-34.

Tigers vs. right-handers: 59-46; Tigers vs. left-handers: 22-16. The bottom line of the graph tracks the! second-half progress of the 1974 Orioles, the 1983 overall statistics W-l IP HITS ERA 1983 statistics vs opp W-l IP HITS ERA Time Tigers last year: 73-71, 4th place, 12 games behind. MONDAY'S RESULTS team with the worst division-clinching record) 91-71 in the AL East since divisional! play began in 1969.

If the Tiger track falls within the white area, Cleveland at Detroit, night. Baltimore at Boston, night. Milwaukee at New York, night. today's games and probable pitchers Detroit should be in a pennant race. If it is above that area, get in line for playoff tickets; 45 if it below, get ready to wait until next year.

MON Sanderson (R) 5 6 69 84 4.17 2 0 16 11 1.69 al CHI 2.20 Noles (R) 5 9 99 113 4 90 2-2 26 37 4.50 NY Terrell (R) 6-7 102 102 3.88 0-3 19 17 4.73 al PHI 7:30 Ghelti (R) 1-0 9 12 2.00 0-0 4 5 0.00 Sll Andujar (R) 6 13 212 192 3 81 2 1 21 18 3.86 al PIT 7:30 Rhoden (R) 10 12 206 235 3 40 2 1 31 32 2 61 All Perez (R) 13-7 184 192 3.71 3 0 25 19 1.44 al CIN 7:30 Soto (R) 15-12 242 188 2.68 1-3 29 24 2.48 I A Reuss(L) 10-10 192 204 3.04 1-0 26 23 1.39 at HOU 8:30 Scott (R) 8-4 122 116 3.90 1 0 12 13 3.75 SI Krukow (R) 10 8 160 158 366 1-2 16 13 3.94 al SD 10:00 Whitson (R) 4-7 115 120 4.78 0 0 6 5 1.50 Kl (H) handcr, (t) lell handcr, won, lost, IP uimnns pitched, I RA earned run 1983 Detroit Tigers at All-Star break 1983 overall statistics W-L IP HITS ERA 1983 statistics vs opp W-l IP HITS ERA Time 40 Season's End CLE ill DET 0 0 7 3 18 10 256 225 Behenna (R) Morris (ft) 1.29 3.20 00 21 7:30 23 20 2.74 9 BAL al BOS 17 6 45 McGregor (I) Boyd (R) 230 236 64 63 3.0b 3 93 1-0 01 3.60 7.20 7:30 MIL at NY Caldwell (L) Shirley (L) 11-10 205 237 5 6 72 83 4.57 3.71 0-2 10 20 6 7.20 3.00 uisenberry ties record, aveiaiie. lusl loin columns alter pilcliei's name are pilchers' 1983 season statistics, the next toul columns aie pitchers' 1983 statistics vs. current opponent. 198? slalislics vs. current opponent.

SUNDAY'S RESULTS CHI at MIN 8:30 107 712 146 157 194 217 Koosman (L) Viola (L) 5.04 5.10 00 11 6 13 2.25 3.75 KC al CAL 10 17 188 212 712 130 145 Gura (L) Witt (R) 5.07 4.91 10 10 5 12 3.60 1.50 10:30 Philadelphia 5, PITTSBURGH 3. MONTREAL 4, New York 0. Si. Louis 2, CHICAGO 1. SAN FRANCISCO 3, Houston 2.

Cincinnati 4, SAN DIEGO 2. I OS ANGELES 7, Atlanta 6. 0.C 1EX al OAK 65 34 123 79 Butcher (R) Heimeuller (R) and Hitler's not surprised 3.28 389 00 00 1030 TOR Alexander (R) 3 8 116 129 at SEA 10:30 Stoddard (R) 8 14 152 156 4 66 0 0 4 6 2.25 3.90 0 1 2 5 18.00 lost, IP inninfis pitched, LRrt earned run KLY: (R) right-hander, (L) lelt-hander, won, average. I ir si lour columns alter pilrtier's name are pilchers' 1983 season slalislics The nexl lour (Olumns are pitchers' 1983 slalislics vs. current opponent 1982 slalislics vs.

currunl opponent. SUNDAY'S RESULTS By ANNE TOBIK Tree Press Sports Writer When John Hiller saved 38 games for the Tigers in 1973, he figured it was a record that wouldn't stand. "There are very few records in baseball that go unbroken," Hiller said Sunday from his home in Iron Mountain. "I knew that wasn't one of them." But it took 1 0 years for a reliever to match Hiller's record Texas 2, SEATTLE 1. Kansas City 3, MINNESOTA 1.

CHICAGO 5, California 4, 10 Detroit 6, MILWAUKEE 4. TORONTO 16, Oakland 6. Baltimore 5, NEW YORK 3. Boston 4, CLEVELAND 1. On May 30, 1 980, the Tigers interrupted their game at the end of the third inning to announce that Hiller, who spent all 1 5 of his major league seasons with the club, was retiring.

He received a tumultuous ovation. That same year, Quisenberry spent his first full season in the majors, saving 33 games. "I've never really met him," Hiller said, "but I remember seeing him pitch. He's a good relief pitcher and he has the right attitude. "Relief pitching's not easy.

It's not just comin' in and throwin' hard. You're in a pressure situation and you have to take a sort of carefree attitude to survive. From what I hear about Quiz, he certainly fits that mold." Hiller also thinks Quisenberry's unorthodox submarine style has contributed to his success. "It certainly helps him because the hitters aren't used to seeing it," he said. "He also has excellent control." (Home teams In CAPITALS) Hoyt gets 20th win for saves in a season.

Sunday, Kansas City's Dan Quisenberry did it. The Royals and Minnesota Twins were tied, 1-1, with two down in the top of the ninth when Hal McRae singled. Willie Aikens then belted a homer. The call went out for Quisenberry, who polished off the Twins in the bottom of the inning. He got Dave Engle to bounce into a game-ending double play and save No.

38 was his. CHICAGO (AP) Six times, says Chicago White Sox pitcher LaMarr Hoyt, he shook off catcher Carlton Fisk. And all six times, Hoyt says, the California Angels got hits on the i I Viv' nexi pitcn. In spite of that, Hoyt became the first American Leaguer in three seasons to win 20 games, pitching a gutty complete noma ClinHnir fY.i.nnn,n A in (Home teams In CAPITALS) Reynolds wraps up LA victory with bunt LOS ANGELES (AP) "I don't ask these kids how old they are," manager Tommy Lasorda said of his young Los Angeles Dodgers. "We just put them up to do a job.

We're going to make men out of them real quick." The latest junior star was R.J. Reynolds, 23, a rookie center fielder who played the Texas League season at San Antonio. His squeeze bunt scored Pedro Guerrero with the winning run, capping a four-run rally in the ninth Sunday to beat Atlanta, 7-6. The Braves had seemed destined to end the three-game stand in Dodger Stadium just a game behind Los Angeles in the NL West. Instead, the Dodgers open at Houston Tuesday night three games in front of the Braves, who go to Cincinnati.

Guerrero, switched from the outfield to third base this season, said, "Every game is important at this time but especially this one. What a game. I got so excited when (Mike) Marshall hit the ball I got a headache." Marshall, playing his first full season in the major leagues, doubled in two runs in the ninth and sent Guerrero to third with one out. Reynolds, who joined the Dodgers in late August and won't be eligible for playoff games, came to bat after rookie Greg Brock was walked intentionally by Gene Garber to load the bases. "Lasorda told me to be aware of the squeeze," said Reynolds, playing in the Atlanta series because of Ken Landreaux's injured ankle.

He took one ball and then got the sign. "When the ball hit the bat, I knew the game was over," said Reynolds, whose bunt went down the first base line and gave Guerrero plenty of time to score. "This has got to be my greatest moment. I'm like a little kid. I knew they were 6uiuv.

juuuoj in vmcagu vi-i, lu-iinniig victory over me "It was a typical outing," Quisenberry said. "Only it felt different because I haven't pitched much lately." HILLER SAID he follows the Tigers when possible, but he can't get a clear radio tranmission until after 9 p.m. He still pulls for the Tigers, although he's been in contact with few of them. Mark Fidrych, another former Tiger pitching great, visited Hiller over the Labor Day weekend. And Hiller called John Wockenfuss in the clubhouse last season after 'Fuss hit a game-winning homer.

"Other than that, I haven't talked to any of them lately," Hiller said. Wockenfuss, an avid hunter and fisherman, used to take Hiller on frequent fishing excursions. But Hiller didn't start hunting until he moved to Iron Mountain three years ago. "It's a way of life here," he said. Hiller and his family moved from Minnesota after he played in several amateur baseball games at Iron Mountain.

Angeis. "I'm as happy as I can be," said Hoyt (20-10) after allowing 11 hits in Chicago's seventh straight victory and 13th consecutive at home. Harold Baines' RBI single with one out in the 10th scored Julio Cruz from second base with the winning run, making Hoyt the first AL pitcher to win 20 games since Steve Stone, Tommy John, Mike Norris, Dennis Leonard and Scott McGregor each won 20 or more in 1980. No White Sox pitcher had reached that mark since Jim Kaat in 1975. "They were swinging at just about everything I was John Hiller OTHER RELIEVERS have come close to Hiller's record.

Rollie Fingers saved 37 games in 1978, and Bruce Sutter matched that the following year. Hiller kept track of Fingers and Sutter late in those seasons, hoping his record would hold. "It's human nature to hope it will stand," he said. "But I knew it was just a matter of time." And Quisenberry with three weeks left in the season has plenty of time to top Hiller's mark. "The fact he did it so early makes it easier," Hiller said.

"To see it lost or tied at the end of the season with just a game or so to go would make it a lot more dramatic. Then I'd really be disappointed to see it go." Despite his disappointment, Hiller said he's happy for Quisenberry. "He's a good pitcher and he's having an outstanding season," he said. "I know how he must feel 'cause I know how good I felt." HILLER'S FEAT was especially gratifying. In January 1971, at age 27, Hiller had suffered a heart attack.

"Other than being surprised, I never did expect it (38 saves)," he said. "It was my first full year back. The doctors had said I might never pitch again. And it was such a good feeling to know I could still pitch. It was also special for the doctors who had worked so hard with me." throwing," Hoyt said.

"I knew we were going to get some runs. I just wanted to be around long enough because 1 didn't know how long they were going to let me go." Hoyt said he usually shakes off his catcher about six times a game. "I do it because I have confidence I can get the guy out on my own pitch," he said. Hoyt walked only one batter, his first base on balls in 31 innings. He struck out four.

Chicago manager Tony LaRussa, whose White Sox now lead the AL West by 1654 games and reduced their magic number to four, said Hoyt's performance "was not as outstanding as some," adding, "they hit some balls hard off of him." We liked the area so we decided give it a try." The Hillers are also trying their hand at what John describes as homesteading. "I know some people have called us as farmers, but we're really just homesteaders. We don't sell anything. We just try to raise our own meat and vegetables try to stay out of the grocery stores." Hiller pitches and plays the outfield on an amateur team that does a little traveling. But he doesn't miss major league baseball.

"I had my chance and I'm thankful it lasted as long as it did. That year I saved 38 games was certainly pivotal for me. I still view it as an accomplishment even if it's no longer a record." going to walk Brock with a base open and it would be up to me." Dale Murphy hit his 32d homer of the season, a three-run shot that put the Braves ahead, 3-2, in the third inning. Each club used six pitchers. Garber (3-5) took the loss; Joe Bcckwith (2-3) was the winner.

league leaders Tiger averages (Through Sunday) American League National League (Based on 3SS at-bats) (Based on 355 at-bats) around the horn AB AB 91 66 147 136 116 Bouus Bsn Carew Cal Trammell Det 167 153 138 63 Trammell 77 169 62 149 96 172 67 130 458 528 467 546 416 519 Moseby Tor Whltaker Sunday's late boxes Bonnell Tor Madlock Pit Cruz Hln Hendrlck SIL Dawson Mon I oSmilh SIL Murphy All Kniuht Hln Puhl Hln RRamlrz All Horner All 121 142 128 138 110 143 134 120 134 104 Cabell Herndon 516 440 434 498 363 395 528 528 567 434 578 122 161 Grltlev NY McRae Kan 122 138 117 102 138 136 140 114 141 97 157 46 114 56 124 76 165 66 165 BS 174 82 133 92 177 Wockenfuss Simmons Mil 478 407 553 386 41 147 56 124 76 168 75 117 Parrlsh Whltaker Det Dodgers 7, Braves 6 Bret) Kan Cooper Mil ATLANTA LOS ANGELES RUNS Murohv. Atlanta. abrhbi abrhbi RUNS Ripken, Baltimore. (Through Sunday) AB RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB RBI AVG 434 68 138 62 29 1 14 47 58 22 12 8 .318 567 85 174 61 32 6 11 61 66 14 11 6 .307 335 51 102 36 22 3 4 16 35 4 2 5 .304 541 78 158 81 24 7 18 37 88 7 15 7 .292 217 29 62 43 8 1 9 28 32 1 2 7 .286 534 72 148 102 40 3 25 39 89 1 4 12 .277 116 18 31 21 5 2 4 24 14 0 0 5 .267 469 53 124 61 25 6 11 23 73 1 3 6 .264 420 72 111 61 18 4 23 51 61 0 3 11 .264 Al 9 16 5 1 2 0 2 6110 .262 203 15 50 19 15 0 1 16 20 2 3 1 .246 94 12 22 9 4 0 1 9 20 0 8 1 .234 912100012000 .222 310 45 68 30 13 3 6 28 40 8 22 2 .219 363 51 78 46 8 7 13 42 88 12 3 5 .215 115 11 22 10 4 0 2 7 21 2 1 1 .191 030000000010 .000 03000001010 0 .000 551 80 143 87 24 4 14 59 108 7 0 12 .260 130 19 33 28 3 1 3 17 23 1 0 3 .254 4944 705 1341 665 253 45 145 447 737 75 116 79 .271 R-runi, H-hlti, RBI-runs batted In, 2B-doubles, SB-triples, HR-home Butler If 4 0 1 0 Sax 2b 3 10 1 Murray, Baltimore, 99; Mosebv, Toronto, 97; Henderson, Oakland, 93; Cooper, Grubb Wilson Lemon Jones Leach Krenchlckl '-ga Brook ens Roysler 2b 5 2 2 0 Russell ss 5 0 10 Ramirez ss 4 2 2 0 Baker If 5 0 10 Free Press Wire Services CALIFORNIA: Infielder Tim Foil has been suspended indefinitely. "Tim was suspended for failure fo be in uniform after the rain delay during last night's game," manager John McNamara said Sunday.

The Angels were defeated, 7-6, Saturday night by the White Sox in a 12-inning game delayed by rain for 93 minutes. Foli did not play. MONTREAL: Former manager Gene Mauch has turned down a chance to return to the Expos as an executive. The Expos reportedly offered Mauch a job as an administrative aide to general manager John McHale, with the long-term intention of having Mauch take over general managing duties, But McHale says Mauch has decided to remain in California. Mauch reportedly is interested in a front-office position offered by the California Angels, who he managed last season Warren Cromartle, on Al Oliver, who hit two grand slams in nine days: "Man, two grand slams in a little over a week.

Why right there, that's seven or eight runs batted in." DON'T LOOK BACK: The only bad thing about the dedication of 'Murphy cl 3 2 13 Espy pr 0 10 0 Chamblss lb4 0 1 0 Guerero 3b 4 1 0 1 Kommnsk 0 1 2 Marshall rf 5 13 2. wasninumr SI DID Brock 2 2 Gibson Benedict 4 0 2 0 Reynolds cf 4 0 1 1 Johnson 3b 4 0 10 Fimple 10 12 Castillo Morris Darker 3 0 0 0 Monday ph 10 0 0 I Mollnaro uoggs 0 0 0 0 Yeager 10 0 0 Urlzzolara pO 0 0 0 Honevcutt I 0 0 0 I orsler 1 0 0 0 Zachry 0 0 0 0 OH Hitters Komes, nnonireai, 1 1 uawson, Montreal, 96; Evans, San Francisco, 88; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 86. RBI Murohv, Atlanta, 108; Dawson, Montreal, 103; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 95; Guerrero, Los Angeles, 91; Kennedy, San Diego, 89. HITS Dawson, Montreal, 172; Cruz, Houston, 169; Ramirez, Atlanta, 168; Thon, Oliver, Montreal, 164. DOUBLES Buckner, Chicago, 36; Dawson, Montreal, 33; Knight, Houston, 33; Oliver, Montreal, 33; Carter, Montreal, 32; Rav, Pillsburgh, 32.

TRIPLES Buller, Atlanta, 12; Green, SI. Louis, Thon, Houston, 9, Cruz, Houston, 8, Redus, Cincinnati, Washington, Atlanta, 8. HOME RUNS Schmidt, Philadelphia, 34; Murphy, Atlanta, 32; Dawson, Montreal, 30; Evans. SanFrancisco. 78: White Sox 5, Angels, 4 CALIFORNIA CHICAGO ab bi ab bi Pettis cl 5 0 2 0 RLaw cl 4 3 3 0 Carow lb 5 0 10 Fisk 4 0 0 1 Brown rf 4 12 0 Baines rl 5 0 12 RoJacksonIM 1 1 0 Luzinski dh 4 0 1 1 Narron dh 4 0 12 Walker lb 4 0 0 0 Boone 3 2 2 1 Squires lb 0 0 0 0 Willonu 2b 4 0 2 1 Kiltie If 4 0 0 0 Scholield ss 4 0 0 0 VLaw 3b 2 0 0 0 I ubrallch3b3 0 0 0 Hairslon ph 1 0 0 0 ReJacksn ph 1 0 0 0 Rodriguez 3b0 0 0 0 Adams 3b 0 0 0 0 Fletcher 2b 4 0 0 0 Dybzinski ss3 1 1 0 Cruz ph 1110 Totals 37 4 11 4 Totals 36 5 7 4 Two out when winning run scored California 010 200 001 0-4 Chicago 102 000 010 1-5 GWRBI-Baines (17).

E-Flelcher, Boone, Carew. DP California 1, Chicago 4. LOB-California 4, Chicago 5. 2B-Boone, R. Law 2, Ro.

Jackson. HR-Boonc (8). SB-R. Law 2 (69), Pettis (1). IP ER BB SO California I orsch (L 11-10) 9 2-3 7 5 4 3 6 Chicago Hovt (W 20-10) 10 11 4 4 1 3 WP-Forsch.

A 41,878. PH Hitters Moore 0 0 0 0 Rodas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hershiser 0 0 0 0 Garber TOTALS mnwoiiKee, RBI Rice, Boslon, 114; Cooper, Milwaukee, 113; Parrlsh, Detroit, 102; Wlnlleld, New York, 100; Simmons, Milwaukee, 98. HITS Boggs, Boston, 187; Cooper, Milwaukee, 177; Whltaker, Detroit, 174; Ripken, Baltimore, 172; McRae, Kansas Clly, 165; Simmons, Milwaukee, 165. DOUBLES Boggs, Boslon, 43; Parrlsh, Detroit, 40; Ripken, Baltimore, 40; McRae, Kansas City, 3B; Brett, Kansas Clly, 37. TRIPLES Grillln, Toronto, Franco, Cleveland, Ganlner, Milwaukee, Wlnlleld, New York, Younl, Milwaukee, 8.

HOME RUNS Rice, Boslon, 35; Kittle, Chicago, 32; Armas, Boston, 31; Luzlnskl, Chicago, Milwaukee, 27; Murray, Baltimore, 27. STOLEN BASES Henderson, Oakland, 98; R. Law, Chicago, 69; J. Cruz, Chicago, 49; Wilson, Kansas City, 48, E-errors, GW RBI-game winning runt, BB-walks, SO-strike outs, SB-stolen bases, runt batttd In, Avg-batting average. Bream ph 10 0 0 Hoolon 0 0 0 0 Landreax phO 0 0 0 Landesly pr 0 0 0 0 Beckwilh 0 0 0 0 I'iKli Morales ph 10 10 Anderson prO 1 0 0 Totals 6 II 5 Totals 34 7 9 7 i wo out when winning run scored Atlanta 003 300 000 6 Los Angeles 020 001 004- 7 GWRBI-Revnolds (1).

E-Fimple, Ra Guerrero, Los Angeles, 28. STOLEN BASES Raines, Montreal, 70; Wiggins, San Diego, 53; S. Sax, Los Angeles, 45; Wilson, New York, 44; LeMasler, San Francisco, 39. WINS Rogers. Montreal.

17-9: Lea. mirez. DP-Allanla 1, Los Angeles 1 I OB-Allanla 11, Los Angeles 10. 2B- I Imnle, Morales, Marshall. HR-Murphy ui.

SB-Kamirez (lb). s-Revnolds. I CO IP ER BB SO ERA Gumpert 0 1 22 0 0 37Vi 38 11 9 6 12 2.17 Lopei 9 8 55 0 18 113 79 28 28 47 87 2.22 Abbott 1 1 4 0 0 29V3 29 11 9 2 5 2.73 Berenguer 8 4 34 2 1 141'3 99 52 49 67 12) 3.12 Morris 18 10 32 17 0 255 225 99 91 72 203 3.20 Roiema 8 3 26 1 2 101 98 49 39 28 59 3.48 Petry 17 8 33 8 0 235 214 105 95 87 106 3.64 'Abbott 6 4 18 2 0 112 132 57 51 17 44 4.10 Wilcox 8 10 22 8 0 155 133 79 71 57 81 4.12 Balr 5 3 24 0 4 48 43 27 24 18 35 4.50 Bailey 5 5 32 0 0 69 65 41 35 23 21 4.57 Pashnick 1 3 12 0 0 37 48 27 22 18 17 5 26 Ujdur 0 4 8 0 0 30 36 32 26 19 10 7.80 Martin 0 0 11 0 1 9VS 11 9 9 3 5 8.68 TOTALS 81 62 36 26 1285 1153 602 536 464 766 3.75 IP ER BB SO looking back Sample, Texas, 40. WINS Hovt, Chicago, 20-10; Guldry, New York, 18-8; Morris, Detroit, 18-10; McGregor, Baltimore, 17-6; Dot-son, Chicago, 17-7; Petry, Detroit, 17-8. ERA x-Honeycutl, Texas, 2.42; Boddlcker, Baltimore, 2.82; Slieb, Toronto, 2 88; McGregor, Ballimore, 3.05; Morris, Detroit, 1.20.

STRIKEOUTS Morris, Detroit, 203; Slleb, Toronlo, 168; Bannister, Chicago, 167; Rlghelll, New York, 165; Sulclifle, Atlanta Darker Boggs Drizzolara aaicnei faige Memorial btadium in Kansas City, was that the park's legendary namesake wasn't alive to see it. "He'd be so elated. He would be thrilled," said LaHoma Paige, wife of the Hall of Famer. "It would be indescribable. I couldn't tell you how he'd feel inside." Paige, a Kansas City native, died June 8, 1982, three days after the stadium was renamed.

Paige, a hard-throwing right-hander, was a star with the Kansas City Monarchs in the old Negro leagues and also pitched with the Cleveland Indians, St. Louis Browns and Kansas City Athletics. "It would have been better if they had done this while he was alive and very active," she said. "Young people could have seen him and asked him what he thought. This should have happened years ago." ST.

LOUIS: The Cardinals have called up five players from Triple-A Louisville: right-handed pitchers Ralph Sitarella and Jeff Keener, second baseman. Jeff Doyle, third baseman Jim Sexlon and outfielder Jim Adduccl. TEXAS: The Rangers drew only 1,843 to a game with the Twins when the Dallas Cowboys were on TV recently. "It was the first time could hear the bullpen phone ring," manager Doug Rader said. "There was no one here because they were home watching President Reagan's speech.

We have good solid Americans here in the Montreal, 15-8; Soto, Cincinnati, 15-12; Denny, Philadelphia, 14-6, Dravecky, San Diego, 14-10, Rainey, Chicago, 14-10; Gullickson, Montreal, 14-11, Welch, Los Angeles, 14-11. ERA Hammaker, San Francisco, 2.25; Pena, Los Angeles, 2.30; Denny, Philadelphia, 2.44; Welch, Los Angeles, 51-3 1-3 0 1- 3 2 2- 3 I-orsler Moore Garber (L 3-5) Los Angeles Honevcutt 3 2-3 7 5 5 2 1 0 0 1110 0 10 0 10 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Totals Include players no longer with the team and pitchers' errors. Zachry Rodas Hershiser I looton Sept. 13 1932 Joe McCarthy became the llrsl manager lo win pennants in bolh the American and National leagues as his New York Yankees clinched the AL title. He preiously had won the NL championship wllh the Chicago Cubs.

1971 Hall of Famer Frank Robinson of the Ballimore Orioles hit his 500th career home run, in Ihe ninth Inning of the second game of a doubteheader against the Detroit Tigers. KEY W-wins, L-losses, G-games pitched In, CG-complete games, S-saves, IP-innings Ditched. H-hlts allowed. R-runs allowed, ER-earned runs allowed, BB-walks allowed. 2 1 0 0 0 2 3 2 0 0 1 3 ucveiana, i.

SAVES Quisenberry, Kansas City, 38, Slanlev, Boston, 28; R. Davis, Minnesota, 27; Caudill, Seattle, 23; Ladd, Milwaukee, 20. x-Though traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers, Honevcutt still qualities for the AL pitching championship, having pitched 175 Innings aJor Texas. The minimum amount of innings pitched to qualify is 162. Ueckwith (W 2-3) von, nousion, z.bj.

STRIKEOUTS Carlton, Philadelphia, 241, Solo, Cincinnati, 210; McWil-llams, Pillsburgh, 170, Ryan, Houston, 162; Vaienzuela, Los Angeles, 160. SAVES Smith, Chicago, 25; Rear-don, Montreal, 20; Bedrosian. Atlanta, 19; Holland, Philadelphia, 19; Minion, San rranclsco, 19. '-Abbott's combined record with Detroit and SO-strlkoouts, ERA-earned run average. Seattle.

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