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LOUIS 6 11 12 19 11 abrhbi 4, Indians 3 CLEVELAND Rbf htt Detroit 8 kens, Summers, Trammell, Miller 3B- 2 4 Carew, Papi Parrish (7), Gibson (7), Paoi (I) SF Gibson 8, H California fanana L,2 Barr Knapp DefroH W'Kok w,3a HBP-b- y Tanana R ER SO BB Mohtor 2b Yount ss Cooper tb Thomas cf Og'ivte tf Lezcano rf Bando3b DDavts dh BMartnz c CMoore c 2 S3 lEiJLukee 16 13 V 5, 0 111 0 0 I 0 0 3 A- - GF 3 6 7 19 17 6 3)01 2 Evans rf 30,0 000 210 3 15 '8 13 66 60 44 1b Central L 9 GF Pts BP GA 72 11 41 Detroit 3 6 15 16 14 3 7 10 15 9 32 27 W L 6 5 California e rv GF 6 7 4 5 h 22 12 10 9 56 42 34 Friday's Results No games scheduled Saturday's Games Portland at Ft Lauderdale fblsaat Tampa Bay Memphis at Atlanta Vancouver at Detroit Minnesota at Houston Rochester at Seattle Chicago at Los Angeles Dodgers 8, ATLANTA Braves LOS ANGLS abrhbt abrhbi Royster Blanks 3b Chmbls lb Mtthws rt Murphy cf Asselstn H Benedrcl c 0 0 0 0 111 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gomel ss Burghs ph Matula p Camp p Nolan ph Hrabsky e Lum ph Garber p Spikes Ph Total 12 4 5 4 3 3 4 3 2 4 Lopes 2b DThoms cf RSmitti rt Garvey 3 4 3 4 4 3 4 2 2 1b Baker tf Cev 3b Russell ss Fergusn c Hooton p Sutcliffe p 1000 0 000 0 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 33 4 7 4 Total Atlanta 200 314 Los Angefet 30 1 1 4 4 010- - 001 000 I IBlanks, Royster 7 lanta 1, Los Angeles HR- 4 Los Angeles 2 (4) Matthews Baker (8), Chambliss SF Lopes (5). R ER BB SO IP Aftenfa 7 2 3 2 Matuia 1,3-- f 0 6 Camo 23 0 0 Hrabosky 10 10 14 Garner 0 38 A 0 4 4 4 0 0 3, Astros John Coo Craig Sacipr Larry Neison B Kratzeri Bob EashMxxj Mark Have' Art.e Me N Vidor Wegaiaao Bill Ca' Mike Reid Tom Ae 'Koo Arnold Pa.mer Andv Bean Tommy va.eit.re Jkti Coinert ri 74 69 I 76 ae'My f 3 x- 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 ) 47 )47 147 147 47 147 147 147 71 69 72 74 77 70 Renner 73 74 73 4 72 75 75 72 9,bw'' yrn Greg Pom-r-s Skeetw Meath Thomsen 74 73 74 73 ST? 75 73 74 75 73 75 74 73 71 77 72 76 ft Thompson Howard Tw.tty Jef'Y Pale Wayne Levi Stewart ug Newell David Thore Green Dale Douglass lKe Nicotette George Bums 74 74 74 74 7S73 71 77 148 146 146 146 148 148 148 148 148 Failed To Qualify 72 77 76 73 77 72 73- 76 49 149 149 149 149 149 U9 771 72 77 rt 73 76 74 nkStAMP 149 149 149 149 149 3-Poin- 5 2 3 2 5 0 10 4 0 3 2 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 3 0 10 MannnQ Orta rf cf 5 0 10 5 0 2 0 j'nT j0nn Mazza $tan Lee - Bobby Cole (1) Cord ER BB SO Brad Bryant . Waddv Stokes 1 J f Jtm Thorpe ppter Jacobsen 2115 RE"MS0 L4 W1 t IF nUw HONho. j r wvi .i" fWOtM, ."1 ooii Region 1110 O Forever? "renewing and expanding the NBV' central t will, the Continental Basketball soi latum " said ( oi angelo He added that the NB Imped to use the t B as a developmental ground tor retort os ,md plavt and also ,1S a testing place lot t quipmelll ;il The three pom. LOS ANGF.LES .AIM moved one Mop closer to becoming a regular feature of National Basketball Association play Kndav when the leagues Competition and Buies Committee voted to reeommend to the Board of Governors that it be made a permanent part of the league ennstitutum But the committee deeided to table a move to return to the use of three referees per game sa nn: that the NBA must first set up a stronger program fm the recruitment and development of officials The announcements came at the eonelimnm ot the summer meetings nt the league's annual three-da- y coaches and general managers, who submitted their views regarding rules changes to the Competition and Rules Committee. Owners Have Final Say The final say on all matters rests w ith the Board of Governors, which begins its summer meeting Tuesday in Coronado, Calif. The Board consists ef one representative of each of the league's 23 teams, including the expansion Dallas franchise that begins play next season. The throe-poin- t goal, where three points are aw aided for baskets made from tieyond an are on the floor that ranges from 22 feet to 23 feet. H inches from the basket, was tried on an experimental basis last season and met with almost unanimous approval. Its adoption on a permanent basis was exfiocted The decision to postpone a recommendation for a return to three officials, a system tried during the 1978-7- 9 season but dropped last summer for financial reasons, was another matter. "The coaches, general managers and the Competition and Rules Committee all believe m the concept of three officials, but the problem is were not quite ready," said committee chairman Jerry Colangelo, general manager of the Phoenix Suns. To get ready, the recommendation was made for i Rosters? m m Other recommendations included going to rosters next season from the pieseiit limit ot M making the fust round of the plavolt' best ot 'im games instead of best of three and t xperimeii' m. with collapsible runs during training amps ,md the exhibition season total of 19 rules t hanges were proposed and lu were passed Most dealt with minor tet Inm alitn s but among the major ones were the plating of red lights atiove each backboard that would be loordi natisl with the game clock to provide a visual aid as to when placing time expires, and elimination ot the wonl injury" from the timeouts to avoid their abuse am Culled to Pittsburgh i.d to The Tribune Spe PITTSBURGH - The Pittsburgh Pirates pm chased the contract and recalled former BH standout and Provo resident Vance Law from its Class A V Portland team Friday Law is the son of former Pittsburgh pitching He played baseball and great Vernon basketball for both Provo High and BYC In other news, the FMrates placed shortstop Pun disabled list because ol mi Poli oil the infected spike wound in his right shin The wound was cleaned Friday and Fob admitted to Presbyterian Hospital tor observa tmn -- j, 149 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 Boxing LPGA Golf Fr,y Rear Bagger oraue 9 r KoyaiS 9, ChlSOX n. RIGHT ters 746 WcCovey HR -Milwaukee 6, Boston 3 7476-- 1 leson Evans, Rice, Stapleton HR LeMaster 75 75 R IP ODavis (1), Hobson (5), Bando (3). SF Hargry lb 78 73 Houston 0 0 0 0 Hobson, Perez. Dybzki pr rt 74 3 0 11 CJhnsn dh ip I 78 73 Charbne tf 3 0 0 0 Milwaukee 77 74 San 1 c Francisco 1 c a 0 0 0 Hassey ph Sorensen Blue 5 7 2 2 2 Alton H 0 0 0 0 Flmn 0 0 0 10 T 2 19 A 10 511 3 110 Cartro Harrah 3b Mere are Friday's results of the Region 10 2 0 0 0 Aiexandr c 4 0 10 Boston 1 0 0 0 Dilone Junior O'vmprcs Boxing Clwmptonship, at 0 10 0 Ramoy W 7 pr 5 Northern Arizona University at Flagstaff, 2 0 0 0 Diaz c 0 0 0 0 Burgmeier S 9 123 NEW ROCHELLE we- Ar NY (AP) 0 10 0 Kuiper 2b 4 0 0 Sorensen pitched to or m ft baftafter of a 1 0 0 0 Vrv7er ss dlvl510n. Ja(t V(rtwia Albu. 3 0 0 jhewcona rend Wh $.25 000 LPGA tte 6,410- n M def Jemy Moncaooof Oooen. 4 10 4 Total M 3 ? 3 HBP by Rainev uuo divrsion-Phillt0 000 010 4 A 28 238 Seattle Griego of Santa Pe N w 000 IOC 002 0 Rudy Gonzales of Sail Loxe 3 ab POund divisLon-Dann1? Montova LT Salt E Amiander DP Seattle 2, Cleveland . wj Patty $nvkr Lake TKO second-roun-- Seattle 1 over Kenny Carter 2 7 2B LOB Cleveland Ji 6, E Jo Ann Washam lOB CJoNson HR JCruz Simjns DP Mxtrea of Phoenix, Aria 9(Lpound divisioGerala SB Xruz Di CHICAGO 7: (I) KANSAS CITY g Little $ McrtrL5, SaHy LOU'S 5 26 Rs.ott !1 SS Gomez of Aibuoueroue N M oef S Anderson SF Vev ze1 Jerry r h bi Sandra Post abrhbi Va rt're Mend- - ck Saroerjon Carter, lone Simpson Garcia of Salt Lake Impound diviskyvRov J. l , R ER BB SO Mornsn 3b 4 2 0 Wdvm tt 3 2 0 0 Dbbe Austin 3B Kenivdv HR Daw-j- r Mona of A'buoueroue def Robert Montova Seattle 3 Scuires 0 4 lb 10 ss A 12 k UWshgt Miller 5 Hnd-irice Carter '9) bB Sad Lake 7 division- - Danny 1 Ilf 3 7 Lemon cf 3 0 0 1 Brett 3b FBrinm,tr 4 12 0 Janet Coes 1 IS ThquiHo of Salt Lake lost bv disauaufKa-23 0 0 LJhnsndh Rawiey 4 2 2 2 0 Otis cf Vkxi Fergon hon 1 2 Heavfk W 2 If 4 4 0 2 10 Porter dh Nordhgn 12 Amy Alcott divfsion-AndCleveland Myrtmez of AMoore 3b 4 0 0 0 Wathan c 4 0 13 Cathy Morse def Brian Schultz of Orem nwer' I 6 Batnes rf Bauer 3 3 0 0 0 Aikens 1b 4 12 0 Peggy Conley 146 1 0 3 0 0 0 White ?b Vonge UF2 4 0 11 Cathy Man! Pryor ss 73 73 146 VCroz 3 0 0 0 Torres rf 0 0 1 Folev c 2 0 0 0 Beth Daniel 72 74 l Total he 31 2 6 2 Total 31 9 9 I Eva Chang 146 BASEBALL WP Barker FBanmster. 100- - 2 100 00 ChKage Atarhn 74 73 147 Kathy Atmocai T 3 01 A 18 161 Kansas City 303 in 00x- - 9 Barbara M'zrahie 148 DETROIT ed w re- Morrtson l HfiF RThomas tirement of John Hiller pitcher Recalled Judy Rankm 31. (Valentine). Kansas C'tv I LOB -- Chicago 4, Kansas Laura Baugh Dent A 13 229 77 Bruce Robbins, pitcher from Evansville Citv 8 26 Momson 2, Aikens, White, Dale Lundqu'St of the A merman Association W L Pet. GB Uonnson HR Porter (31, LJohnson (6) Kathy Comexus MILWAUKEE BREWERS Recalled SB Wilson 3, Torres, (Washington SF - Myra Van Hoose 74 75 149 Paul Mitchetl, pitcher, from Vancouver of COLLEGE Lemon, Ohs Hand Elaine Pacific Coast the League CiRROLL Juhn DriscoH heafl BB SO Vivian Brownlee R ER 73 76 149 Nahowat League fcd hril coacn Pam Htggrns PITTSBURGH PIRATE Waced T.m 3 4 2 Sandra Palmer 6 149 Poll, mttetder, on the d'saWed list 3 0 Donna Capont Young 2 2 called Vance Law, mfeder. from Por-1 1 1 2 Pat Bradley 149 Hand of the Pacific Coast League c'r-'n- t reason. Louise Brure 150 FOOTBALL Friday's Schedule SOUTHERN tETHODlST Named 3 Nancy Lopez Me'ton Satt Lake 3. Albuoueroue I National Football League Metcalf women s tennis coach Marlene Flovd BUFFALO BILLS Released Rusty HBP by Gura (Sottres) bv Contreras Kathy McMullen 150 Jackson, Roosevett punter Acquired (Wilson) T 2 29 Leaks, running back, on waivers from the Baltimore Colts CINGNNATI BENGAL5 Signed Ron Simpkins, PGA Golf linebacker, and Larry Poole, l, Tom Watson $346,125 2, Lee Trevino funntng back KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Signed Larry $196 981 X George Burns $147,193 4, Craig Stabler $135,151 5. Jim Colbert $131,017 6, Neater, running back, to a senes of three one year contracts 7, Curtis Andy Bean $129,283 Strange $125 503 8, Broce Lietzke $171864 9. Ben ENGLAND PATRIOTS Signed Mark Buben Crenshaw $118,206 10, Mike Reid $111,043. defensive end, and Paul Ricker, tight end LPGA Goff Donna C Young $126452 2 Joanne COLLEGE CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE Named Camer $93 810 3, Amy Alcott $88 81) 4 5. jane Nancy Looez $67 507 Blalock Lynn Nance head basketball coach 11. $60 821 6. Donna H White $57 648 7, Debbie MALONE Named Lee Enckson head 0 Pat Bradley $51,254 a Massey five-iro9, basketball coach WYOMING Named Robert Hitch ath 5fh Darnel $50 080 10, Jo Ann Washam U1 386 Htic director. JCnjz 2b Simoson cf Mever If Stinson c Horton dh Bochte lb LRobrts rf TCox 3b Craig H Andimsn ss Menooz ss LCox c Mlbom ph Stem 3b Tofal K A JOKE. I 73 77 73 77 75 75 Don Pwiiav 1 74 73 73 74 7? ''n"ls first on interference by Alan Tvw Francisco 76 5 77 5in0er rB2 Scort 71 0 72 69 77 73 73 74 72 74 72 0 SRoof' 6' Geilwrger fact 145 145 145 74 ?e,er Scm Jp" us 4 7? 73 n 74 3 72 75 T) 1000 3San Pr5,sco JCruz LOB- Bur- - ln 2 OO- fioMKf ir vt pvtou.-:c- v IS WfttO ; 2 rii $ipve Ver'3to Terry D th j m S.mcrs Bobby Wazei Dan Hanoorson Gr er Jones Ed DojghATv Beau Baugh George Archer Barry JaeckN Harry Taylor Gary Player Morris Hataisky Lmdy Miller Gibby Gt berl Miller Berber A 1122 12?? 001 - NBA 112 200 SS'W This Tnws EWT THAT ( Hill IlimU I m ... 4)11 12! 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T BOSTON 3 9 5 T- MILWAUKEE Pts BP GA 22 H Los Angeles Hooton W.5-Sutcutfe 22,163 Red Sox GF Mmphis 10 and sbootouts 14 NEW YORK 12 3 S3 4i 29 29 West rf c Powell Mlt Crowly ph Krnchk ss Tefal Baltimore Minnesota 1 Raw 5, n n atr saX on $ac Money C Vik Lee Trev.no Gu Morgar Fred Marti Tom Aatsor John Maha'V Hae irw r JdKh Newton jav Haay Pts BP 9 io 3 5 2 Hxstcn abrhbi 115f Smalley ss Landrex If RJcksn 15 Morals dh Macknn 2b Castino 3b DEdwrd ct 5 3000 E Mackamn 3000 Minnesota 11 Rndiph 2b Murcer It Pmtella It Letebyr rf RJcksn dh 2 abrhbt m Mels GA 13 21 W 1000 I?fl i 11 J '2 L Ft Lauoeroale Ta"'Oo Bav Nv England Pn i. aje pria m MINNESOTA (Tiant Tea$ Le BALTIMORE , at Clevetand inning;, Chicago at Boston at New Yor ill! 0 2 0 12 11 Angela 11 4 0 0 0 Moshv rt 10 Minnesota 2 0 0 0 Landreaux 3 0 10 Vele; dh 0 0 Howell 3 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 (3) SB Mackamn H IP 12 11 ) 0J Mavhry .5 RERBBSO Gkch oh 4 0 4 110 Bonnell H Battlmore 10 00 LaOrjw p 25 3 0 0 0 Flanagan W,5-9 lorg Saucier o 0 0 0 0 1 S 3 2 11 TMarhnez Woods ph GrSs ph 10 0 0 3 112 MinMMMta DGarn 7h 0 0 0 0 Rrfd o 4 0 0 0 Erickson PKei'v c 6 lirser ph 4 Cannon ph Corbett L,3-Notes d 0 0 0 0 T- -2 B Da vis c 52 WP Flanagan. 7 37 13 7 Total M 10 IM 30 I 7 S Total 7 0 Philadelphia ) 1 000 - 0 Toronto Chicago 410 0 10 t 42 000 New York k Rose Thomoson CALIFORNIA DETROIT boone Rarjle E GriHm York Dp Chicago 2 LOB Philadelphia 6 Chi LOB Toronto 3, New York 6 2B abrhbt 4 0 0 0 Brokns 3b 5 13 0 cage 4 2B Saii Rose, Luzmki, Scfwrv rone 36 Bonnell HR Wenh (2) HR Blackwell 3 110 Tramml ss M) Score (3) VaM (3) S Spencer McBr.de (3) SB 3 0 10 Kemp dh 2. GMao MS0Th SP DeJtsos GMaooo 4 0 10 Gonzalz dh Toronto tf 4 0 10 Parrish c H IP RER BBSO Clancy L.3-3 62 3 4 4 2 0 0 5 12 0 Cowens rf Philadelphia 3 Garvm 4 0 0 0 Wocknts It 0 0 0 LJsor. L (M 1 2 BMoere LdGrcw 4 0 10 Summrs H 3 2 2 0 New York Sducit-- r 3 0 10 Hebner lb 3 2 2 3 1 T.ant W 42 0 0 0 0 0 Corcorn 1b 0 0 0 Gossagp S S Nl u 4 2 2 2 Gibson cf HBP-b- v BMoore (Ceroneh 4 2b Chicago 13 3 Paoi T12 319 R jaChe. A 32 1 6 1 Total 40 12 11 11 B100 000- - 1 000 Larson T 2 16 A 6AJ2 B, 200 325 OOx 12 OAKLAND TEXAS E Donohue 1, Detroit I . . . b a s Jr mo 2? Ldfsor t M 6 34 32 16 East M Saturday s Games 2 c txauergoe at Sad Portland a Spokane Ogden at Phoena Hawaii a Tucson a KOurer at Tacoma Detroit (Under Yankees (. Jays 10 4)11 0 3 10 Vai. 13 MaHm ef 12 2 Tnpsn rf 0 10 Ottvs 3b 5) (lef Chicago Mart r Oak and A2 7 Pcrttard A Dego ner3 3i n at Los Angeles 11 10. 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No. DETROIT fUIIi Irom heart attack to become one of the American With Kent UagueN premier relief pitchers, stunned the Detroit Murdock. Tigers Fridaj l announcing his retirement. Alpine Country Club. who asked to be Ik'lmar Swisle Larsen. The 37-- . car-olplaced on the oluntarj- retired list, was the best No. 12. 170 yds.. n lief piteher in Tigers- history. He holds the club With Gary Eekman, ret ord for appearances, with 545 games, and set a Terry Diehl. R. Calame. record w itli JX saves in 1973. major-leaguI don't think I can go out and get out major league hitters any more, he said. "And I don't w ant to he a joke out there. I'm just not pitching jajjiMif a wyjci a QUWWIkk iLDftKDOft r, d e good 'M arm is not resending een with five or six days of rest. 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