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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1981
STAGE HANDS FOR SHOWS
Meeting to sign up to work back-
stage for the Theatre Complex
during shows will be held Wed.
night September 9, 1981 at 7:00
PM in the Auditorium.
Sports
McCatty pitches A s
past Rangers, 3-0
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SEARCH FOR TRUTH
Bible Study Classes will be starting Sun. Sept. 13, at 4:00 P.M.
in the All Faiths Chapel Library.
To make the lessons more interesting and easier to understand,
the instructor will use 61 illustrated charts. You will receive a
complete outline of each lesson with references. Bring a pal, a
pad, and a pencil.
No charge will be made for the class or the material.
For more information, please call 693-7042.
(The SEARCH FOR TRUTH Bible classes will also be taught at
the Brazos Center, starting Sept. 8th from 7:30 to 8:30 P.M. in
room 108.)
United Press International
OAKLAND — Oakland A’s
pitcher Steve McCatty doesn’t
want to talk about his chances of
winning this year’s American
League Cy Young award. Instead,
McCatty says, his goal is plain and
simple — to pitch in the World
Series.
But whether or not McCatty
likes the Cy Young speculation,
he’s going to hear more of it if he
keeps pitching the way he is.
Tuesday night, McCatty, 11-6,
allowed only three hits and notch
ed his second straight shutout and
fourth of the year in leading the
A’s to a 3-0 victory over the Texas
Rangers.
“Cy Young, who’s he?” McCat
ty said when asked of the award. “I
don’t think about the Cy Young
award, I think about winning, ab-
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out winning the World Series.”
Manager Billy Martin, who
watched the game from his office
while serving out a suspension,
agrees with those who believe
McCatty has an inside on picking
up the award.
“I think his record speaks for
itself,” Martin said. “He’s got a
super chance at the Cy Young.”
The Texas Rangers won’t argue
with Martin’s opinion. McCatty
completely closed down the Ran
gers’ offense.
Overshadowed by McCatty’s
awesome pitching display was a
fine performance by veteran Texas
reliever Charlie Hough who made
a rare start. Hough, 0-1, only gave
up three hits in his seven-inning
stand but one of those was a first-
inning homer by Rickey Hen
derson.
“I just got it (the ball) too high,”
Hough said of the pitch to Hen
derson. “I was trying to throw
strikes early.”
Hough was relieved in the
eighth when the A’s added two
runs on a single by Wayne Gross,
walks to Mike Heath, a groundout
that moved the runners up, a safe
ty squeeze bunt by Rob Picciolo
and an RBI single by Henderson.
The victory put the A’s in first
place in the American League
West just percentage points ahead
of the Kansas City Royals.
Major League Baseball
American League National League
East
East
Detroit
19
10
.655
St. Louis
15
11
Baltimore
17
11
.607
1V4
Montreal
14
13
Milwaukee
17
12
.586
2
New York
14
15
New York
16
12
.571
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Chicago
14
15
Boston
15
13
.536
3‘/ 2
Philadelphia
11
17
Cleveland
15
15
.500
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Pittsburgh
12
19
Toronto
13
14
.481
5
West
West
Houston
19
10
Oakland
14
13
.519
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Los Angeles
18
11
Kansas City
15
14
.517
—
San Francisco
16
12
Chicago
12
16
.429
2 Vi
Atlanta
15
13
Texas
11
16
.407
3
Cincinnati
14
14
California
11
16
.407
3
San Diego
9
21
Minnesota
12
18
.400
3 Vi
Seattle
11
18
.379
4
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.483 2M
.483
.393
.387
.655
.621
.571
.536
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.300
Tuesday’s Results Wednesday’s Games Tuesday’s Results
Oakland 3, Texas 0
Kansas City 5, California 3
Minnesota 1, Toronto 0
Chicago 5, Seattle 3
Boston 5, Detroit 3
Baltimore 14, Cleveland 5
Texas at Oakland
Milwaukee at New York
Toronto at Minnesota
Seattle at Chicago
Cleveland at Baltimore
Boston at Detroit
Milwaukee at New York ppd. California at Kansas City
Atlanta 3, Houston 2
Philadelphia 10, Montreal 5
New York 3, Pittsburgh 1
San Diego 6, Cincinnati 1
Chicago 4, St. Louis 3
Los Angeles 4, San Francisco 0
Wednesday’s (
Houston at Atlanta
San Diego at Cincinnati
Chicago at St. Louis
Montreal at Philadelphia
New York at Pittsburgh
San Francisco at LosA
Cedeno ejected as Bravi
hand Astros 3-2 setback
United Press International
ATLANTA — Chris Chambliss
and Cesar Cedeno provided the
excitement for a sparse crowd of
2,800 fans at the Atlanta Braves-
Houston Astros game Tuesday
night in Atlanta Stadium.
Chambliss hit a two-run double
in the ninth inning to give the
Braves a 3-2 victory over the
Astros and pull within 3 l /2 games
of the National League West
leaders.
But Cedeno furnished the real
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excitement in the first inning
when he leaped into the stands to
scuffle with a fan he claimed was
calling him names, mostly “Killer,
Killer.”
Cedeno was ejected from the
game after the incident which
occurred after he struck out to end
the inning and was heading for his
first base position.
Cedeno became incensed at
something shouted from the
stands. He jumped over the rail
behind the visiting dugout and be
gan scuffling with the fan.
The Astros left their dugout and
several players rushed into the
stands to separate Cedeno from
the fan.
“I have my family along on the
trip,” said Cedeno. “I do not enjoy
anybody calling me anything that
I’m not. Just for the fact that some
body paid six dollars I don’t have
to be insulted up to the point
where they called my name and I
turn around and they’re gonna
point at me and curse me out. I
would not go for that.”
Houston manager Bill Virdon
refused to comment on the inci
dent.
“I didn’t see anything. I didn’t
hear anything,” he said.
There was little action I
next seven innings.
Then, in the eighth, Bnittjj
nedict homered off relievei|
Sambito for Atlanta’s first n
The Astros scored twice ii
eighth off starter Larry j
liams, who had pitchedap
game through the first five|
nings. With one out, Artt
walked and Dickie Thon i
him. Gary Woods then doi
right-center to score Thon|
Kiko Garcia followed withanl
single to center.
Claudell Washington wash
a Sambito pitch to leadi
Braves’ ninth inning and r
Billy Smith, 1-1, gaveupasi
to Bob Homer. Eddie Ml
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winner of Rick Camp, 8-2.
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row to the Astros.
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said Chambliss. “I think that.|
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win five straight or
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He’s easy winner in any contest for THE
MOST HATED AND THE MOST LOVED
PERSON OF ALL HISTORY! Oddly
enough, He has something to say to both
those who hate Him and those that love
Him and even those who may not care
to listen to Him. We think He has spoken
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not just a lot of meaningless religious
gobbledygook but rockbottom facts about
people living with people, the energy
problem, sexual freedom, war, getting
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doing your thing, study and results, hy
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We try to get down to the basics. You
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9:30 a.m. University Bible Class
11 a.m. Morning Service; Sermon
6 p.m. Evening Sing and Message
Meeting temporarily at College
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