Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 33

DETROIT FREE PRESSSATURDAY, AUG. 16, 1980 3C Bump Wills a proud son WILLS, from Page 1C The younger Wills has taken some good-natured kidding from hft teammates in the last week. "Some of the guys said I'll never have to worry about Mum rir good manager. The pressure wouldn't bother me." Bump will get the chance to play against his father when the Rangers go to Seattle on Sept. 25.

It will be interesting to see how the Mariner pitchers handle him. "My dad thinks he knows what my weakness is," he said with a smile. "He knew what my weakness was when I first broke in. But that's not my weakness now. I'm going to ask (Texas manager) Pat Corrales if I can take the lineup card out to the umpires before the game." Tribe pels Cannon Jr.

in special draft NEW YORK (AP) The Cleveland Indians won exclusive negotiating rights for shortstop Billy Cannon Jr. in a special draft conducted Friday by baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Cannon, the son of the former Heisman Trophy winner, had been selected in the third round of the June 4 amateur free agent draft by the New York Yankees. But after an investigation, Kuhn set aside that selection and ordered the special draft. After Kuhn voided the Yankee draft, Cannon accepted a scholarship to play football at Texas He is working out in two-a-day practices with the Aggies.

Cannon has until Sept. 1 before he has to make any hard decisions. That's the day classes start at a job Bump said. "I told Gay-lord (Perry), when he was here, that my dad might be looking for a pitching coach. All of the people are very happy for me and him.

All of the players respect him." This is the fourth year in the majors for the switch-hitting younger Wills, who is a good base stealer, but not quite as accomplished at the art as his father. In a few seasons Bump will be eligible to play out his option and join his father in Seattle, if he chooses to do so. "I'd like to stay in Texas," 1-' Maury Wills Bump said. "I think the management is making an honest effort to bring in players who can win. "But I wouldn't mind playing for my father.

I played for him in Mexico in 1974. That's why I know he's a sod (MipoaEfisa? fflm ai v. Ts3 ale $45 ea. Free Press Photo bv AL KAMUDA Bump Wills had a busy night Friday. Here he manages to avoid a sliding Mark Wagner and make the putout at second.

Tha throw to first was too late to complete the double play on Stan Papi. Rangers pound on no-punch Tigers, 6-2 Reg. $54 ea. plus fed. tax', Size P16580R13, whitewall.

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The fact is, I just couldn't let it be easy." Matlack, who is 2-0 this year against the Tigers, said he had good velocity on his pitches and "everything was working." Three straight cheap singles, the last a pop fly by Buddy Bell, put the Rangers on the board in the first inning against Tiger starter Pat Underwood (2-6). Richie Zisk's sharp single to left made it four hits in a row and gave the visitors a 2-0 edge. The Tigers replied with three straight singles of their own in the bottom of the inning, with Kemp's hit driving Rick Peters home to slice the disadvantage in half. Underwood retired nine straight Texans before an error by Tom Brookens his third wild throw in three games sparked another two-run burst by the Rangers. Brookens' error put John Ellis on second, from where he scored on a single by Billy Sample, who took an extra base when a throw from rightf ielder Al Cowens went astray.

Jim Sundberg made it 4-1 with a long double to left-center. The sixth was Underwood's final inning, and Texas nicked him twice more before he departed. Sundberg's base on balls, a double by Pepe Frias and another two-bagger by Mickey Rivers all occurred after two out and created a 6-1 cushion for manager Pat Cor-rales' club. The Tigers got one back in the seventh when Stan Papi doubled and Peters singled him home. Brookens' subsequent single raised the hopes of the 30,247 Tiger fans, but those hopes were dashed when Kemp and John Wockenfuss failed.

Matlack gave up a single in each of the last two innings, but he wrapped it up easily to give the Rangers their fifth win in nine meetings with the Tigers this year. TAGGING THE TIGERS Pitcher Milt Wilcox still has some tightness in his neck as a result of his scuffle with KC's George Brett last week. Wilcox has pain when he turns his neck far to the left, as he must during his pitching motion. John Wockenfuss played first base Friday night despite a tender left wrist. Fuss was hit by a pitch Wednesday night and narrowly missed a serious fracture.

Dr. Clarence Livin-good said if the pitch from Dick Drago had been an inch more toward his hand, it surely would have broken a bone and put Fuss out for the rest of the season Remember when the Tigers' pinch-hitting average was above That number has sagged now, but the Rangers are right up there with a .310 mark. Rose 5th to get 3,500 hits NEW YORK (AP) Pete Rose singled off Tom Hausman in the seventh inning of the Philadelphia Phillies' game against the New York Mets Friday night, making him the fifth player In major league history to achieve 3,500 career hits. Rose's single pulled him to within 1 5 hits of Hall-of-Fame outfielder Tris Speaker for fourth place on the all-time career hit list. Still ahead of Rose are all-time career leader Ty Cobb with 4,191 hits, Hank Aaron with 3,771, Stan Musial at 3,630 and Speaker with 3,515.

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LIONS, from Page 1C Lions' defensive tackle Doug English has told Clark he won't play because of outside business interests. Buffalo's offensive guard Joe DeLamielleure has, in effect, retired at least temporarily because Bills' coach Chuck Knox has not traded him. The Lions have two players defensive end Bubba Baker and kicker Benny Ricardo holding out in contract disputes. The Bills have two wide receiver Lou Piccone and defensive end Sherman White missing for the same reason. The Bills, who were 7-9 and developed into a potent offensive team under Knox last season, have installed a shotgun offense to give quarterback Joe Ferguson more time to get off his passes.

Ferguson was 9-for-12 for 83 yards and a touchdown against Philadelphia and is expected to start against Detroit. A crowd of nearly 50,000 is expected for the exhibition game. Fans are reminded that parking on the Silverdome grounds is restricted to those who have purchased prepaid parking. LIONS' NOTES: Monte Clark was still trying Friday to reach Doug English, who reportedly has returned to the U.S. from his business trip to Europe.

Clark hopes to convince him not to sit out the 1980 season. Clark was nursing a badly bruised finger on his right hand Friday, the result of a peacemaking activity Thursday afternoon. Rookie defensive tackle Tom Tuinei and second-year offensive tackle Keith Dorney got Into a fight after the team's practice. "I'm the only one who got hurt," Clark said with a chuckle. "I was trying to break it up they were swinging helmets and somebody smashed hell outta my finger." 4 heavy duty shocks installed for only Mileagemaker wheel alignment.

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