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United Press International
PHILADELPHIA — The Phi
ladelphia Phillies, having operated
in the National League since 1883
without a world championship, may
finally have decided to wait no lon
ger. They believe!
“This type of confidence I haven’t
seen before in my major league
career,” said Del Unser, whose
pinch RBI double keyed a four-run
eighth inning Wednesday night that
gave the Philhes a 6-4 victory over
the Kansas City Royals and a 2-0 lead
in the World Series.
The Phillies sent 14 batters against
Larry Gura before getting a base
runner. They watched their ace
lefthander Steve Carlton give up
four runs. They trailed, 4-2, against a
relief pitcher who could work in the
off-season as an executioner. Then
they won. They won!
“We knew that at the very least we
would scare them to death,” said
Mike Schmidt, referring to the mood
on the Phillies’ bench entering the
eighth.
Friday night they will send Dick
Ruthven, 17-10, against Rich Gale,
13-9, in Game 3 in Kansas City, and
if they can find a way to win two of
their next five games, it is slightly
frightening to think what kind of
celebration could erupt in this city.
“We get the juices flowing in the
dugout and it helps our nine guys on
the field,” said Phils’ Manager Dallas
Green. “I think we’ve become a real
25-man team.”
No one could blame the Royals for
wondering where this Series is
headed and how long — or short — it
will take to get there.
“We need a big lift emotionally,”
said Hal McRae. “I’m hoping our
crowd can give us a shot in the arm
just like the fans here have helped
the Phillies.”
Amos Otis, who singled and
scored in a one-run sixth and dou
bled in two runs to cap a three-sun
seven, said the Royals could regain
their composure at Royals’ Stadium.
“We have lost two in a row before
and won two in a row before,” said
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is going to give us abiglfjxas A&M
Trailing, 4-2, in therigt In fact, hi
Dan Quisenberry, tie Vhen you
showed Kansas City howto ;n to you
most of its base runners ggies out-1
Bob Boone opened by trough to v
walk. Unser then battedi 'Wc had
Smith and drove a shot t|d desire,
field wall for one run. id. “You
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ploded,” said Keith Moreid and exp
followed a single by Bate The Ags i
and a double by Schmidt u *e fourth <
single. Bled to 1
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Carlton, who made eno. a< I'It was
pitches to survive eightkf sa i ( |, and
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said, “We thought we h:!® g a >ue.
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NEW YORK — Challenger Sugar
Ray Leonard, dubbed a “clown” by
champion Roberto Duran, is deter
mined to provide as little entertain
ment as possible Nov. 25 when they
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meet in a Louisiana Sujjerdome re
match for the World Boxing Coun
cil’s welterweight title.
Leonard, 24, was undefeated in 27
fights and reigned as the WBC wel
terweight champ until Duran won a
unanimous decision June 20, beating
Leonard by four points in a dynamic
15-round bout. The Gold Medal win
ner of the 1976 Montreal Olympics,
known for his quickness and left jab,
Leonard was criticized for adapting a
slugging style against Duran, whose
“Hands of Stone” have helped him
win 70 of 71 fights, 55 by knockout.
“I anticipate another very tough
fight, but I’ll say on Nov. 25 you’ll
again see another one of the greatest
fights in the history of boxing, ” said
Leonard Monday at a press confer
ence to announce the rematch. “If I
start sooner, it’ll be a different story.
The second time around I’ll throw
more punches and not get behind
like I did.
“I’ve always respected Duran’s
credentials and he proved he was the
better man on June 20. All of his
punches hurt and he hits harder than
any guy I’ve ever fought.”
When asked why he didn’t jab
more against Duran in Montreal,
Leonard quipped: “He wouldn’t let
me.” '
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sporting an earring in his right ear,
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