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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1987)
Mip iOt ta ^e all that ow it out. Tlmj I hem them II run the Mississippi ie Aggies' aj ie draw, mdle the di ‘ in trouble." in a hard-hit ;ch game w ered an avti ree injuries with starting rt already side!' rjury (ri recovery, Shi was going to; i. a straight-h Ve’re going tot isive ends." >om and ?e injuries ag expected badl t. Price, howt e season, Wednesday, October 7, 1987/The Battalion/Page 7 Cards clip Giants 5-3 n game 1 of playoffs tard Jeff >ly will man a Gilbert (who hi handle the otl i. week, Sherrill: ha-cb re Houston in BuckyRid against Tk!i. )ably should hn f ST. LOUIS (AP) — Emergency tarter Greg Mathews blew away iressure and the Giants, pitching our-hit ball for 7Vs innings and looping a key two-run single Tues- ay night as the St. Louis Cardinals eat San Francisco 5-3 in the first ;ame of the National League play- ffs. Even with Mathews’ effort, the rgest crowd in Busch Stadium his- ry, 55,331, had to hold on in the jighth when the Giants scored once d loaded the bases with two outs. Reliever Ken Dayley retired Will Elark on a long fly ball to end the in- ling and then finished for a save. The Cardinals, plagued by inju- [es and playing without ailing first iseman Jack Clark, were not hurt tis time after scheduled starter ianny Cox came down with a stiff leek. Mathews, told four hours before ie game that he would pitch, re- >onded coolly against the team that lunded him a total pf three times ds year. Mathews gave up three runs, two |pf which were earned. He tied a season-high with seven [rikeouts and walked one. Mathews, [ho drove in only three runs this lar, also contributed a single that pjied a-three-run sixth for a 5-2 Todd Worrell relieved after athews’ first walk in 22 innings, to lobby Thompson with one out in tht eighth. Worrell, with a 7.36 V ie nation ys he than not l> a,! of ^ ‘INYADS, BUT REAL HEAVYWEIGHTS WHEN RESULTS REALLY COUNT. o matter what you've go to say or sell, our Classi fieds can help you do the big job. battalion lassified 845-2611 earned run average in six games against the Giants this year, gave up a single to Jeffrey Leonard, an RBI double to Candy Maldonado and a walk to Chili Davis that loaded the bases. Dayley, a left-hander, quelled the threat by getting the left-handed Clark on a fly ball to right fielder Curt Ford just short of the warning track. Mathews, a second-year left hander, and 38-year-old Rick Reus- chel were settled into a 2-2 game when a blown rundown triggered the Cardinals’ thre-run sixth. Dan Driessen doubled with one out and was then trapped when shortstop Joe Uribe grabbed Willie McGee’s infield hit in the hole. But Uribe bounced a throw to second baseman Thompson for an error that allowed Driessen to reach third. 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