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Show I he Viit Lake I ribune. huiMiav I li!MiS;il! iiomitlup U. vncu-.- t (Viwu Jail Slav MIAMI - V. ire Serv Thi' Boston Ki'd llllU' ail eye on lilt' American I,c.igue FaM til If yii! u Hi rmt Iv 'loll defy evervihing. imlud mt; the law of average- lO SUf'tfOfl After Non York do for, toil the Oakland .Vs 6 3 Wednesday night someone told Yankee manager Billy Martin that tlit' Red Sox wort i railing California in the late innings That's good." said Martin. Now if we pick up another one we've in got id sh:ie. I didn't think they could win every one.'' Boston Rallies Matin' hey can. No had Martin ut mioih telcd those Molds than Boston scored six runs to defeat the Angels 11 ll lor their 11th straight victoly to inaiiilaiii a 2 e game lead over second-place Baltimore and lead over a Hi-- I t 1 five-gam- New York. Yastrzemskis RBI sing- le triggered a three-ru- eighth inning Boston rally. Trailing 10-- in the seventh. Boston scored three runs when Lynn doubled. Rice tripled, Carlton Fisk doubled and C.eorgc Scott triplod. The Angels, who had won six straight, wiped Boston out an early lead hy scoring five runs two of in Hie sixth them on Bobby Bonds' 28th homer. They added three more runs in the seventh on successive singles by Thad Bosley, terry Remy and Bonds and a douiile hy Tony 5 2 Soluita. Willoughby Wins the dim Willoughby, ixth Boston pitcher, hurled the final two innings to gain his fourth victory without a loss. -- In other games. Detroit C e v e Milwaukee I kan-a-t'l- ty rifice fiv i i capped the blasted a three-ru- trouble, to the penitentiary,'' Durant warned Reese and Crowder. If you do anything wrong, you will be letting won t forget me down. it." a n d a-- ripped decision the tie had n against Montreal. Pittsburgh nipped Chicago 2 1. San Diego downed Atlanta and I os Angeles nipped Cincinnati 14). 6 going delivered a hases-loadesacrifice fly-ithe Ixittom of the lKth inning to give Pittsburgh its win in a four hour and Durant withhold adjudication under a stale law allowing judges to impose Jail sentences as a condition of probation on uneontested charges. The sus- Dolphins pended the two defensive tackles after their May 4 arrest, and later waived any claim to them. No team lias picked them up. but National Football League officials have said it might tie possible for them to play again if they weren't convicted. FREE Ott F,d marathon game Phil Garner drew a are 1 homer for the Orioles in ihe bottom of the first, earned Rudy May, the ictorv. National League In the National League. St. Louis took a victory over Now York. Philadelphia won a 6-- 1 (: If you get in yam n after Singleton i:; tion. F.lhot; Maddox hit a his first two run homer and Ken since iPTfi Singleton had a three-rushot for the Orioles. Mad3 3 f and Circuit Judge Joseph Durant withheld adjudication as part of a pleabargaming agreement The five felony charges carried maximum sentences. Instead, Durant gave the two defensive tackles a year in the Dade County Stockade and five years proba- in- in ikk Don Reese, who admitted selling a pound of cocaine to an undercover policeman. pleaded no contest ning. Nettles belted his 2itii homer in the second. Ron Guidry upied his and Blue fell record to to 1(M 4. dox connected third to snap a and ('rawflar I i . i 13-1- Baltimore intensified the struggle by winning its third straight, topping Seattle 1. Bemie C'arho's two-rupinch hit homer and Carl topped two foMucr Miami Do! pbm players to a year in j.ol for selling cocaine, hid left them some hope of n turning to pro football once they are free im ago 6 and nipped Texas 4 5 Cliff Johnson's t wo run double keyed a five-rue i ill Cl i t i n Blue to carry the Yankees past the A s Wlaks to Craig Net! les and Thurman Munson and Biggie Jacksons single accounted h a the first nm Lou DinieUn doubled, snoring Munson. Chris Chambliss walked and Johnson doubled to shallow right field Paul Blair's sac- l. N,i judg sentenced Wednesday W f 5 ' 7T Dolphins Red Sox Win T ribunt' I walk t one-ou- in the IhiHoiu of the lKth off rehver Pete Broherg. 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