Texas A&M
Battalion Sports
July 21, 1982 Page 9
Atlanta drops Cardinals
on Washington’s single
United Press International
The Atlanta Braves proved Tuesday
night that they can be persistent.
“In the past, if we scored Five runs in the
first inning and they scored six, we would be
down,” said Atlanta second baseman Glenn
Hubbard after the Braves defeated the Car
dinals, 8-6, at St. Louis to maintain a six-
game lead over second-place San Diego in
the NL West. “Now we just say we’re down,
1-0, and we go from there.”
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Rick Mahler was unable to hold the lead as
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Claudell Washington’s two-run single in
the fifth snapped a 6-6 tie and lifted the
Braves to their fourth straight victory. The
Braves trailed, 6-5, entering the fifth, but
reliever Jeff Lahti walked the first two bat
ters and Jeff Keener took over and gave up a
single to Rufino Linares to load the bases.
A sacrifice fly by Hubbard, his fourth
RBI of the game, tied the score and after
Keener walked Bruce Benedict, Jim Kaat
relieved and struck out pinch-hitter Bob
Watson before surrendering Washington’s
third single of the game.
Reliever Joe Cowley, who pitched just one
inning, picked up his first major-league vic
tory. Steve Bedrosian pitched the final 2%
innings and struck out five to earn his sixth
land 4; California 7, Baltimore 4; Seattle 6,
New York 5 and Minnesota 5, Milwaukee 3.
Texas at Boston was rained out.
DODGERS 10, EXPOS 1 — At Los
Angeles, Pedro Guerrero homered and
doubled twice to drive in five runs and pow
er the Dodgers.
PIRATES 3, REDS 1 — At Cincinnati,
John Candelaria, Rod Scurry and Kent
Tekulve combined on a five-hitter to lead
the Pirates, dropping the Reds to their fifth
straight loss.
PADRES 2, PHILLIES 0 — At San
Diego, John Montefusco and Luis DeLeon
combined on a two-hitter and Terry Ken
nedy hit a solo homer in the second to pace
the Padres
GIANTS 5, METS 1 — At San Francisco,
Reggie Smith’s two-run single highlighted a
five-run third inning that gave the Giants
their victory.
And in the AL, despite the fact they stay
in last place in the AL East, it might be time
for the baseball world to take the Toronto
Blue Jays seriously.
“The players have made me a believer,
even though I have been believing in them
since spring training,” said Toronto Mana
ger Bobby Cox, after guiding his Blue Jays
to their sixth straight victory Tuesday night,
a 9-2 rout of the Kansas City Royals.
Surveying the situation
staff photo by John Ryan
Aggie basketball coach Shelby Metcalf
watches as members of his annual bas
ketball camp practice drills while under
the direction of Texas A&M assistants
John Thornton and Bob Vint. The
camp, which began Sunday, lasts until
Friday, with most of the formal instruc
tion taking place on the main floor of
G. Rollie White Coliseum. While other
camps have had more than one session,
this will be the only one held by Met
calf and his Texas A&M assistants.
In other games, Chicago topped Hous
ton, 5-3, Pittsburgh downed Cincinnati, 3-1,
San Diego blanked Philadelphia, 2-0, Los
Angeles trounced Montreal, 10-1, and San
Francisco defeated New York, 5-1.
In the AL, it was Toronto 9, Kansas City
2; Detroit 1, Chicago 0; Oakland 6, Cleve-
Alfredo Griffin’s two-run single ignited a
four-run fourth inning and Dave Stieb fired
a seven-hitter for Toronto. Stieb won his
third game in a row and recorded his
league-leading 11th complete game. Larry
Cura lost his first game ever against Toron
to after 10 career victories.
“I like getting those complete games,”
said Stieb. “It gives me an added incentive.”
Barry Bonnell led off the fourth with a
single to left and stole second. Jesse Barfield
walked and one out later, Willie Upshaw
singled through the left side to load the.;
bases.
Buck Martinez then walked to force-
home Bonnell and Barfield, and Upshaw
raced home on Griffin’s single past third
baseman George Brett. Martinez scored on
Damaso Garcia’s single.
“Our string of wins really helps morale,” •
Cox said. 1
Royals’ Manager Dick Howser wasn’t ex
actly smiling. In fact, he growled a warning
for the rest of the league.
“Someone along the way is going to have
to pay because we’ll get hot again and have a
good month like we had in June when we
were in first place.”
TIGERS 1, WHITE SOX 0 — At Detroit,
Dan Petry, registering his first shutout of
the season, pitched a four-hitter and Lou
Whitaker drove in the only run of the game
with a two-out single in the seventh.
A’s 6, INDIANS 4 — At Cleveland, Mick
ey Klutts drove in two runs, Rickey Hender
son stole two bases and Joe Rudi belted his
second homer of the season to help Oakland
snap a six-game losing streak.
ANGELS 7, ORIOLES 4 — At Baltimore,
Fred Lynn belted a homer and drove in
three runs and Rod Carew added three hits
and two RBI for the Angels. Lynn, hitting
.459 in his last 10 games, extended his hit
ting streak to 1 1 games.
MARINERS 6, YANKEES 5 — At New
York, Julio Cruz scored from first base on a
double by Bobby Brown that right-fielder
Ken Griff ey booted for an error in the ninth
inning to end the Yankees’ five-game win
ning streak.
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