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... . Page 10/The BattalionAThursday, April 28, 1983 Major leagues Ryan surpasses strikeout mark as Astros win United Press International Nolan Ryan surpassed Walter Johnson’s strikout record Wednesday night with his 3,509 career strikeout against the Montreal Expos. Not only that, but the Hous ton Astros, Ryan’s team, won, not a small feat in itself. The Astros defeated the Ex pos 4-2 in Montreal behind Ryan’s five-hitter, but it was the five strikeouts that provided the most relief. . “I guess I’ll be excited later,” Ryan said after the game, ‘‘but I don’t get too excited over any thing. I didn’t realize, beginning this season, that the 15 strike outs I needed would be so diifi- cult to get. It’s been frustrating.” Phil Garner and Dickie Thon drove in two runs apiece to help the Astro cause, and Frank LaCorte came on in the ninth to finish up for Ryan. “This is almost a superhuman accomplishment,” Montreal manager Bill Virdon, who was Ryan’s manager the previous three years in Houston, said. “Not only does a pitcher have to posess great talent, but the only you can set this kind of record, to strike out 3,509 batters, is through endurance. It’s an ex ceptional feat that Nolan has stayed physically strong for so long.” PHILADELPHIA 6, ATLANTA 2 — Three Philly pitchers combined to pitch a six- hitter Wednesdaym and the Phillies broke Atlanta’s five- game winning streak with a 6-2 victory in Atlanta. WIN A Walk into this Baskin-Robbins store in April and enter our 31 Flavors bike giveaway. There’s no purchase necessary. And you don’t have to be present to win. Enter often. You could scoop up a free bike. BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORE Baskin Robbins #923 2500 Texas Ave. Bryan, Texas 779-4024 Baskin Robbins #3901 2418 A Texas Ave. College Station, Texas 693-8500 Drawing to be held April 30, 1983. CARDINALS 7, DODGERS 6 — At St. Louis, Mike Ramsey tripled in the eighth inning and scored on Darrell Porter’s single to right field, giving St. Louis a 7-6 victory over the Dodgers. Bruce Sutter picked up the win for the Cardinals as he shut out Los Angeles for the final two innings. The Dodgers led 4-0 going into the sixth inning, but a five-run Cardinal sixth brought them back into the game. CUBS 5, PADRES 4 — At Chicago, Larry Bowa lashed a one-out double to score Jerry Morales from second base in the bottom of the 10th inning, lift ing Chicago to a 5-4 victory over San Diego. Bill Campbell pitched two in nings for the win. It was his first decision of the year. TWINS 5, INDIANS 3 — John Castino’s eighth inning, two-run home run erased a 2-1 Minnesota deficit and lifted the Twins to a 5-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. A1 Williams, 2-1, picked up the victory with two innings of solid relief befoer Rick Lysander come on to record his first major league save. GIANTS 3, PIRATES 2 — At Pittsburgh, Darrell Evans smashed a solo home run and Bill Laskey went 7 1/3 strong in nings for his first win of the sea son to lead San Fransisco to a 3-2 victory over the Pirates. Evans’ third home of the year put the Giants ahead 3-0, and they were able to hold on for the BREWERS 6, WHITE SOX 2 — At Milwaukee, rookie Tom Tellman pitched 5 1/3 innings of four-hit relief after replacing in jured starter Jerry Augustine and Ben Oglivie drove in two runs to lead the Milwaukee Brewers to a 6-2 victory over Chicago. Floyd Bannister was the loser. His record is now 1-3. METS 2, REDS 1 — At Cin cinnati, pinch-hitter Danny Heep delivered a sacrifice fly to deep center field in the top of the ninth inning to score George Foster and give the Mets a 2-1 victory over the Reds. YANKEES 6, ROYALS 0 — At New York, Bob Shirley scat tered eight hits en route to his second career shutotu and Steve Kemp singled in two runs in the third inning to lift New York past Kansas City. Shirley evened his record to 1-1. s s WILDLIFE BIOLOGY SOCIETY presents WIIvDOAME «I*U AT central park Saturday APRIL 30 • Fun & games start at 2:00 • Food & beer served at 4:00 ALL YOU CAN EAT & DRINK Tickets Available io-3 $4.00 Member in front of Nagle m-F $4.50 Non-Member U) : -v ALL IMPORTS WILL BE PRICED AT COST PLUS 15%! WO OWE SELLS IMPORTS THIS CHEAP! SALE STARTS THURS. 28TH AND RUNS THRU ERL WAY 7TH. SALE FEATURES NEW RELEASES LIKE.. . 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Wilson and Greg Stemrick were arrested outside a private club here Jan. 12 Wilson was charged with driving while intoxicated and Stemrick was charged with poses- sion of cocaine. Oiler safety Vernon Perry was arrested April 3 at a lounge he operates in Jackson, Miss, and charged with posession of cocaine, resisting arrest and violating state liquor laws. Stemrick pleaded no contest to the charges and Wilson pleaded guilty to drunken driving charges. Perry is free on $5, 675 bond. _ Oiler coach Ed Biles said the Oilers were* ,\^| | to improve the team image. . “Tne only way you can change that inugK, p S | your actions,” said Biles. “This draft hasl«Mp 0sa | s indication of where we are going and whaiiiM 0() | s |, ii \ ing to accomplish as an organization." I The Oiler def ense, once the backboneof jw 51 ’ 0011 that advanced to the playoffs threestraijkhB^'K' 1 dropped to last in the NFL last season. i |l P s P ( Houston’s pass defense was 25thamonj® ( l s NFL teams. 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