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Tuesday, September 2, 1986/The Battalion/Page 9 id two years :ulty, versity s OF ALL AGE) 822' mii ^ i'f'5>a\uLgp"ouT^ipe AKJP, IM THE WORP& Of OKJ£ GEWE^AL MANAGER, IT'5? "WE WORST CRI^^ FACINJGp £jA£&£ALL ^INGC AR6llRAtioM. ,/ v r by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds TUl'b WAG OOTGiPE EGOP. A GU&MARlME GAMPWICM AMP "TWO CAKfe Of RPP VOP'RE. UPOklKj& AT MOEG TMAKJ $40 IKJ LOST COtMC£&3lOKj Rememue ROTHER Bookstores stros regain winning touch y skimmimg past Cubs 6-4 ipple idore i Dragons ;ames s pleased irder. Crafts mEArff ISSION ore 3PM >eats cal Studenti I’s. |CHICA(lO (AH) —Denny Wal- g hit a two-run double and Jose uz had a solo homer to highlight a ur-run sixth inning Monday, lead- gthe Houston Astros to a 6-4 vic- ry over the Chicago Cubs. The loss eliminated the fif th-place ■ubsfrom the National League East |ce Billy Hatcher opened the sixth th a single, extending his hitting eak to 11 games, and Craig Rey- [ildsdrewa walk of f Ed Lynch, 4-4. Walling doubled to t igfit, scoring both runners. Walling took third on an infield out and scored on Kevin Bass’ sacrifice fly before Cruz hit his sixth homer to right. The Astros added two runs in the eighth on a single bv Dan Driessen and a run-scoring double by Bass, who later scored on a single by Alan Ashby. Danny Darwin, l-1, allowed seven hits over six innings to win his first game for Houston since being ac quired from the Milwaukee Brewers on Aug. 15. Dave Smith pitched out of a bases- loaded, no-out situation in the ninth for his 28th save. Darwin, whose other loss was against the Cubs, allowed two runs in the fifth inning. Shawon Dunston singled, went to third on a single by Jerry Mumphrey and scored on a sacrifice fly by Ryne Sandberg. Gary Matthews walked and Keith Moreland singled to left scoring Mumphrey. ALL YOU NEED FOR FALL IN ONE EASY STOP Plenty of Used and New Books A Complete Line of Backpacks, Pens, & Supplies Study Guides, Lab Books, Working Papers Two Full Weeks For Book Refunds !ed Sox rally to upend Rangers BOSTON (AP) — Tony Armas it a three-run double and Jim Rice (lecl a solo home run Monday ht as the Boston Red Sox rallied r their third consecutive victory, a 4 decision over the T exas Rangers. Aftei spotting Texas a 2-0 lead on te Incaviglia’s 21st homer and irry Parrish’s 22nd, the Red Sox unced hack to retain their MW- me lead over Toronto in the hterican League East. Left-hander Bruce Hurst, 9-7, tvlio struck out nine, allowed five Its in the first three innings before wiling down. Hurst yielded only ■o more hits before needing relief |lp from Steve Crawford after he ve up a double to Steve Buechele I id a walk to Toby Harrah in the y venth inning. Crawford, making his first ap- 11ar4n.ce since being disabled with a I re shoulder on July 18, ended the tl feat by retiring Scott Fletcher on a B d pop and getting Ruben Sierra to hjt into a double play. The Red Sox then hiked the score I 6-2 with two runs in their half of the seventh. Crawford gave up con- secutive two-out, pinch homers in ti e ninth to Oddibe McDowell, No. and Darrell Porter, No. 8. After having runners thrown out the plate in. each of the first two innings, the Red Sox scored three Wade Boggs started the inning runs on Armas' double off Texas with a ground single off Correa’s starter Edwin Correa, 8-12, to go in hand and took second as Marty Bar- front for good in the third. rett grounded out. Major League Baseball • /•-.• - AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pcf. GB W L Pet. GB Boston 77 54 .588 — New York 88 43 .672 — Toronto 74 58 .561 372 Philadelphia 69 62 .527 19 New York 70 61 .534 7 St. Louis 66 65 .504 22 Detroit 69 64 .519 9 Montreal 63 65 .492 2372 Battlmore 66 65 504 11 Chicago 55 76 .420 33 Cleveland 65 67 .492 1272 Pittsburgh 53 77 .408 3472 Milwaukee 64 66 .492 1272 West Division West Division California 74 57 .565 * Houston, 74 57, . .565 — Texas 69 63 .523 572 Cincinnati 67 64 .511 7 Oakland 61 71 462 137? San FfanCisCo 65 66 .496 9 Kansas City 60 70 462 1372 Los Angeles 62 69 .473 12 Seattle 58 75 .436 17 Atlanta 61 69 .469 1272 Chicago 56 73 .434 17 San Diego 61 71 .462 1372 Minnesota 56 75 .427 18 Monday's Games Monday's Games Boston 6, Texas 4 Houston 6, Chicago 4 Baltimore 9, California 3 New York 5, San Francisco 2 Toronto 5, Cleveland 4 Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 5 Minnesota 9, Milwaukee 3 Montreal 7, Los Angeles 6 Detroit 6, Seattle 5 Philadelphia 5, San Diego 4 Chicago at Kansas City, (n) St, Louis 5, Atlanta 2 New York at Oakland, (n) Open Late First of Classes All You Need For That First Big Game TWO CONVENIENT LOCA TIONS r 340 Jersey st. 901 Harvey Rd. Across From University Police in The Woodstone Center VV 696-2111 764-3939 J Visa, Master Card, American Express Accepted DAYS* CKYS 105 P»; of -Dollar W movies rorao ■ CALL Slices all day! Whole Pies & Stuffed Pizza after 5pm 303 W. University 846-1616 TM The Flying Toms to n * registered tredecnerk C>t9Q5 Flying Tometo Inc. 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