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Royals
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boss
KANSAS
CITY
AP
Kan
sns
City
Royals
dismissed
Bob
Lemon
as
manager
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
and
replaced
him
with
Jack
McKcon
manager
of
the
American
League
baseball
clubs
Omaha
farm
team
Owner
Ewlng
Kauffmann
made
the
announcement
at
a
news
conference
and
said
Lemon
would
manage
the
Royals
through
their
final
scries
of
the
season
against
Texas
Rangers
ending
tonight
Kauffman
flanked
by
the
outgoing
and
incoming
mana
managers
¬
gers
and
Cedric
Tallis
execu
executive
¬
tive
vice
president
and
general
manager
said
Lemon
was
dismissed
because
I
want
a
younger
manager
and
I
did
not
want
to
lose
Jack
McKcon
from
our
organization
McKeon
is
41
Lemon
52
During
the
next
10
years
Kauffman
said
I
expect
to
win
at
least
five
out
of
10
penants
To
do
that
he
said
it
would
be
necessary
to
establish
con
continuity
¬
tinuity
of
management
which
Lemon
would
be
unable
to
provide
McKeon
however
was
given
a
one
year
contract
like
everyone
else
in
the
Royals
organization
Kauf
Kauffman
¬
fman
said
Lemon
expressed
a
desire
to
continue
managing
in
the
major
leagues
but
said
he
would
be
happy
in
baseball
in
any
capacity
Outside
of
his
decision
to
fire
Lemon
Kauffman
said
he
would
not
interfere
with
Tal
Tallis
¬
lis
if
the
vice
president
elected
to
offer
Lemon
another
post
in
the
organiza
organization
¬
tion
The
Royals
striving
most
of
the
year
to
reach
the
500
level
now
are
75
77
good
for
fourth
place
in
the
American
Leagues
West
Division
and
16V4
games
behind
Oakland
Athletics
who
already
have
clinched
the
division
flag
Lemon
was
the
Royals
third
manager
since
their
1969
inaugural
season
He
tookthejobin
June
1970and
Kansas
City
finished
tied
for
fourth
place
in
the
American
Leagues
West
Division
with
65
victories
and
97
losses
In
1971
the
Royals
came
in
second
with
an
85
76
record
the
best
mark
in
Kansas
Citys
major
league
history
which
included
residence
from
1955
through
1967
by
the
Athletics
Sin
den
back
BOSTON
AP
Harry
Sin
den
who
coached
Boston
Bruins
to
the
National
Hoc
Hockey
¬
key
Leagues
Stanley
Cup
in
1970
then
quit
to
sell
prefab
prefabricated
¬
ricated
homes
may
be
returning
to
his
old
team
The
Bruins
said
Tuesday
that
they
have
been
negotiat
negotiating
¬
ing
with
Sinden
to
take
a
job
in
their
organization
A
team
spokesman
said
however
that
he
was
100
per
cent
cer
certain
¬
tain
that
Sinden
would
not
Je
returning
as
coach
Tom
Johnson
is
under
contract
for
that
job
as
well
he
might
be
after
leading
the
Bruins
to
Che
1972
Stanley
Cup
Weve
talked
to
Harry
about
coming
back
said
Weston
Adams
the
teams
president
but
I
cant
say
that
hes
coming
back
with
us
because
it
simply
hasnt
been
3ecided
yet
Sinden
reached
in
New
York
upon
his
return
from
coaching
Team
Canada
against
the
Russians
said
I
Havent
made
up
my
mind
yet
tyhat
my
next
job
will
be
I
have
more
than
one
oppor
opportunity
¬
tunity
and
I
want
to
weigh
all
of
them
before
I
make
my
Becision
There
had
been
reports
that
Sinden
would
come
back
as
general
manager
replac
replacing
¬
ing
Milt
Schmidt
but
Adams
denied
that
theory
We
certainly
dont
intend
to
kick
Milt
upstairs
he
said
IWere
perfectly
satisfied
with
the
job
hes
done
as
general
manager-
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Besides
with
expansion
the
Braves
the
Bruins
American
Hockey
League
affiliate
the
new
league
and
everything
else
the
front
Qffice
is
twice
as
busy
as
ever
before
So
there
should
be
a
place
in
our
organization
for
a
talented
guy
like
Sinden
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Frank
Arnetts
Prince
George
Spruce
King
hopefuls
picked
up
the
tempo
Tuesday
night
at
the
Kin
Centre
In
full
equipment
40
players
of
junior
age
and
under
went
through
exer
exercises
¬
cises
even
more
strenuous
and
elaborate
than
Mondays
opening
practice
Arnett
feels
the
workouts
will
progress
more
efficiently
and
smoothly
after
a
few
cuts
are
made
I
do
want
to
give
every
everybody
¬
body
a
fair
chance
to
make
the
team
but
there
are
just
too
many
things
to
be
done
Some
of
the
borderline
players
well
keep
and
watch
how
they
develop
Arnett
continued
The
prospects
will
practice
every
night
at
the
Kin
Centre
except
Saturday
and
Sunday
and
Monday
have
workouts
tentatively
planned
for
the
morning
at
the
Coliseum
We
have
a
good
nucleus
for
a
team
said
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going
to
start
building
around
it
Conditioning
seems
to
be
of
great
concern
with
Spruce
King
executives
There
will
be
a
lot
of
skat
skating
¬
ing
in
the
weeks
ahead
and
well
gradually
bring
in
the
puck
along
with
game
situa
situations
¬
tions
as
we
go
said
general
manager
Warren
Hicks
Preparations
forexhibition
games
are
in
the
works
and
will
be
announced
when
dates
are
confirmed
Prince
George
is
one
of
four
expansion
teams
in
the
Pacific
Northwest
Hockey
League
and
play
their
first
game
on
the
road
at
Prince
Rupert
Nov
4
The
Kings
first
home
con
contest
¬
test
is
Nov
11
against
the
Houston
intermediate
Luckies
at
the
coliseum
Two
games
set
for
Oct-
28
and
29
against
the
Smithers
NO
ITS
NOT
AN
ANGRY
DEMONSTRATION
Its
thousands
of
happy
Detroit
Tiger
fans
thronging
onto
the
Tiger
Stadium
field
after
their
beloved
heroes
defeated
the
Boston
Red
Sox
3
1
Tuesday
night
to
win
the
American
League
east
title
The
Tigers
play
the
west
division
champion
Oakland
Athletics
starting
Satur
Saturday
¬
day
for
the
leagues
World
Series
berth
In
the
National
League
the
defending
series
champs
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
play
the
Cincinnati
Reds
Both
are
best
of
five
playoffs
with
the
World
Series
due
to
start
Oct
14
Hawks
cuts
start
The
cuts
have
started
at
the
Prince
George
Mohawks
training
camp
There
were
36
Hawks
hopefuls
on
the
ice
for
the
second
training
session
at
the
Coliseum
at
7
pm
Tuesday
Before
the
players
left
the
ice
under
the
watchful
eye
of
playing
coach
Bob
Brooks
at
10
pm
there
were
less
than
30
Brooks
said
before
the
practice
he
planned
a
few
cuts
and
wanted
the
squad
size
cut
to
about
25
by
the
end
of
this
week
The
club
had
five
prospec
prospective
¬
tive
goaltenders
on
the
ice
Monday
and
after
Tuesday
there
were
four
remaining
The
best
prospects
for
the
two
spots
appear
to
be
vete
veteran
¬
ran
Don
Wilkie
who
led
all
goaltenders
in
the
Cariboo
Hockey
League
last
year
Wally
Denault
25
a
graduate
of
the
Kamloops
Rockets
of
the
BC
Junior
Hockey
League
who
played
two
sea
seasons
¬
sons
with
the
Cranbrook
Roy
Royals
¬
als
of
the
senior
A
Western
International
Hockey
League
and
Andres
Dyr
blom
21
a
quick
moving
Swede
who
has
been
in
Canada
just
a
year
Before
making
any
cuts
Brooks
said
he
wanted
to
have
a
good
look
at
all
the
prospects
We
have
more
young
faces
than
last
year
and
this
is
something
I
dont
want
to
overlook
said
the
rugged
left
winger
who
finished
third
in
the
CHL
scoring
race
last
season
The
ice
problem
which
forced
players
off
after
just
an
hour
of
light
skating
and
shooting
Monday
was
solved
Tuesday
and
the
ice
was
in
much
better
shape
as
Brooks
ran
the
club
through
a
three
hour
practice
to
make
up
for
Mondays
lost
time
The
first
half
featured
a
scrimmage
with
Brooks
requesting
no
body
contact
But
there
was
some
hitting
and
things
got
just
a
bit
rough
at
times
with
a
few
sticks
car
carried
¬
ried
high
A
scrimmage
on
the
second
day
of
camp
rarely
shows
much
It
was
certainly
not
polished
and
there
were
few
goals
scored
although
several
veterans
stood
out
particularly
defencemen
Ray
Hamilton
Mike
Jenkins
and
Glen
Yelland
along
with
big
centre
Larry
Vander
Graaf
Missing
from
the
camp
is
smooth
centre
Bill
Bell
the
CHLs
scoring
champion
the
past
two
seasons
Bell
is
out
of
town
and
will
miss
the
first
week
of
practice
Rugged
winger
Jeff
Row
Rowland
¬
land
is
nursing
a
leg
injury
He
suffered
a
serious
injury
in
the
1971
lacrosse
season
had
an
operation
then
got
back
onto
the
ice
late
last
sea
season
¬
son
The
leg
was
hurt
again
this
lacrosse
season
and
Rowland
hopes
he
wont
have
to
face
another
operation
Hell
spend
the
rest
of
the
month
slowly
trying
to
build
the
strength
up
again
before
making
any
decision
to
face
the
knife
again
After
the
scrimmage
and
a
brief
break
Brooks
put
the
players
through
some
shoot
shooting
¬
ing
and
one-on-one
rushing
drills
The
club
is
on
the
ice
between
7
and
9
pm
Monday
to
Friday
and
1
to
3
pm
Sun
Sundays
¬
days
They
have
exhibition
games
against
the
defending
regular
season
and
playoff
champion
Quesnel
Kan
Kangaroos
¬
garoos
here
Tuesday
and
in
Quesnel
next
Thursday
They
play
the
University
of
Alberta
Golden
Bears
from
Edmonton
here
Oct
27
and
28
and
may
possibly
play
two
more
exhibitions
if
they
can
be
arranged
by
club
officials
The
Hawks
along
with
the
Williams
Lake
Stampeders
and
the
Vanderhoof
Bears
will
supply
six
players
three
forwards
two
defencemen
and
a
goalie
for
the
CHL
all
star
game
against
the
Kan
Kangaroos
¬
garoos
in
Quesnel
Nov
1
The
Mohawks
open
their
42
game
schedule
at
home
Nov
4
against
Quesnel
and
face
Williams
Lake
here
the
next
day
Among
the
younger
faces
in
camp
this
year
several
of
whom
are
bound
to
be
around
for
awhile
is
yet
another
Rota
this
one
18-year-old
Brad
the
brother
of
19-year-old
Darcy
who
is
in
his
last
year
of
junior
with
the
Edmonton
Oil
Kings
Brad
played
junior
with
Crosstown
Motors
in
Edmon
Edmonton
¬
ton
last
year
an
Oil
King
development
club
He
skated
with
the
junior
Prince
George
Spruce
Kings
at
the
Kin
Centre
Monday
then
turned
out
with
the
Hawks
Tuesday
The
youngster
who
has
good
size
looked
good
in
the
scrimmage
and
could
have
a
chance
if
he
doesnt
decide
to
try
for
a
spot
with
the
Spruce
Kings
The
Mohawks
who
can
sign
19
players
and
dress
16
for
any
one
game
including
two
goaltenders
have
just
11
vet
veterans
¬
erans
back
from
last
years
second
place
club
With
Gord
Cruickshank
retired
because
of
business
commitments
Wilkie
is
the
only
holdover
in
goal
There
are
four
defencemen
back
Hamilton
Jenkins
Yel
Yelland
¬
land
and
John
Leslie
The
two
returning
left
win
gersare
Brooks
andRowland
with
Bell
and
Vander
Graaf
back
at
centre
and
Mike
Meehan
and
Mitch
Olineck
at
right
wing
So
just
to
ice
a
club
Brooks
will
need
anothergoaltender
one
player
for
each
of
the
three
forward
positions
plus
a
possible
fifth
defenceman
There
will
definitely
be
a
new
look
to
the
club
this
year
and
Brooks
has
made
no
sec
secret
¬
ret
of
the
fact
hed
like
to
have
some
top
youngsters
to
go
with
the
veterans
a
combina
combination
¬
tion
which
worked
extremely
well
for
Quesnel
last
season
Seasons
tickets
for
the
Mohawks
21
home
games
are
now
available
at
the
Coliseum
during
regular
business
hours
Hockey
fans
picking
up
their
tickets
before
the
home
opener
can
save
themselves
10
per
cent
on
any
three
price
ranges
Centre
section
seats
this
season
will
cost
175
or
3675
for
the
season
3310
with
the
10
per
cent
discount
150
for
the
corner
seats
or
3150
for
the
season
28
35
with
the
discount
and
125
for
the
ends
26
25
23
65
with
the
discount
The
club
is
back
on
the
ice
at
7
pm
today
and
fans
are
welcome
Use
the
players
entrance
on
the
back
side
of
the
Coliseum
Kings
picking
up
tempo
junior
Nats
in
Prince
George
have
been
postponed
as
the
Mohawks
have
games
that
weokond
Oct
27
and
28
against
the
University
of
Alberta
The
games
will
be
rescheduled
Other
expansion
teams
in
the
eight
squad
PNHL
are
junior
clubs
from
Prince
Rupert
Kitimat
and
Terrace
The
established
clubs
are
Smithers
intermediate
Totems
Smithers
junior
Nats
Houston
intermediates
and
Kitimat
intermediates
Playoff
schedule
NEW
YORKAP
Here
is
the
schedule
for
baseballs
championship
series
in
both
the
National
and
American
Leagues
National
League
Sat
Oct
7
Cincinnati
at
Pittsburgh
1pm
EDT
Sun
Oct
8
Cincinnati
at
Pittsburgh
1pm
EDT
Mon
Oct
9
Pittsburgh
at
Cincinnati
3pm
EDT
TuesOct
10
Pittsburgh
at
Cincinnati
3pm
EDT
if
necessary
Wednesday
Oct
11
Pittsburgh
at
Cincinnati
3
pm
EDT
if
necessary
American
League
Sat
Oct
7
Detroit
at
Oakland
4
p
m
EDT
Sun
Oct
8
Detroit
at
Oakland
4
pm
EDT
Mon
Oct
9
Travel
Tues
Oct
10
Oakland
at
Detroit
130
pm
EDT
Wednesday
Oct
11
Oak
Oakland
¬
land
at
Detroit
if
neces
necessary
¬
sary
130
pm
EDT
Thurs
Oct
12
Oakland
at
Detroit
if
necessary
130
pm
EDT
The
American
League
winner
goes
to
the
home
of
the
National
League
winner
for
the
start
of
the
best-of-seven
World
Series
Saturday
Oct
14
Baseball
statistics
American
League
East
W
L
Pc
Gbl
Detroit
86
69
555
Boston
84
70
545
VA
Baltimore
80
74
519
5V4
N
York
79
75
513
6V2
Cleveland
72
84
462
14V2
Milwaukee
64
91
413
22
West
Oakland
92
62
597
Chicago
87
66569
4Vz
Minnesota
76
77
497
152
Kansas
C
75
78
490
16V4
California
75
79
487
17
Texas
54
99
353
37V
National
League
East
W
L
Pet
Gbl
Pittsburgh
96
58
623
Chicago
85
69552
11
New
York
82
73
529
14V4
St
Louis
74
81477
22V2
Montreal
70
85
452
26V4
Philadelphia
58
97
374
38V4
West
Cincinnati
94
59
614
Houston
84
68
553
9V4
L
Angeles
84
70
545
lOMs
Atlanta
70
83
458
24
S
Francisco
68
86
442
26Vis
S
Diego
58
94
382
35V4
Ruling
TORONTO
CP
Commis
Commissioner
¬
sioner
Jake
Gaudaur
of
the
Canadian
Football
League
said
Tuesday
ho
expects
to
announce
today
his
decision
on
a
protest
from
Edmonton
Eskimos
involving
their
Sept
23
game
against
Ottawa
Hough
Riders
The
Eskimos
protested
an
officials
ruling
which
cost
Edmonton
a
point
on
the
last
play
of
the
game
that
could
have
resulted
in
a
10
10
tie
Ottawa
won
the
game
10
9
tune
up
SZUHZmILM
8th
Central
Prince
George
Phone
563
0461
THE
CITIZEN
Wednesday
October
4
1972
17
Stadium
suffers
after
Tiger
win
By
Associated
Press
Todays
most
pressing
baseball
puzzle
Is
not
which
team
will
win
the
American
Leagues
East
Division
race
but
whether
Tiger
Stadium
can
survive
a
possible
playoff
victory
by
Detroit
against
Oakland
Athletics
When
the
Tigers
clinched
the
pennant
Tuesday
night
3
1
over
Boston
Red
Sox
It
set
off
a
chaotic
scene
as
the
fran
frantic
¬
tic
fans
spilled
all
over
the
field
tearing
up
the
bases
and
turf
and
mobbing
the
jubilant
players
Detroit
finally
ended
the
month
long
tug-of-war
that
started
with
four
teams
dwin
dwindled
¬
dled
to
three
and
finally
two
And
old
pro
Al
Kaline
was
the
hero
The
20
year
veteran
drove
in
the
tic
breaking
run
with
a
seventh
inning
single
and
then
scored
an
insurance
run
on
Carl
Yastrzemskls
error
Elsewher
Tuesday
night
West
Division
champion
Oak
Oakland
¬
land
Athletics
lost
to
Califor
California
¬
nia
Angels
3
2
Texas
Rangers
shut
out
Kansas
City
Royals
3
0
Milwaukee
Braves
trimmed
New
York
Yankees
3
2
Chicago
White
Sox
edged
Minnesota
Twins
5
4
and
Cleveland
split
a
doub
leheader
with
Baltimore
Orioles
the
Indians
winning
6
5
before
losing
4
3
Firecrackers
exploded
as
Kaline
squeezed
the
ball
for
the
out
that
made
the
Tigers
East
champions
The
fans
stormed
over
the
field
celeb
celebrating
¬
rating
wildly
When
they
left
Tiger
Stadium
was
a
mess
with
patches
of
grass
gone
and
about
50
broken
chairs
littering
the
field
Kaline
was
the
man
most
responsible
for
the
surge
to
the
division
pennant
His
seventh
inning
single
gave
the
37-year-old
veteran
22
hits
in
his
last
44
at
bats
The
older
you
get
he
said
the
harder
it
is
to
get
up
for
every
game
But
for
the
big
ones
like
this
Its
no
problem
at
all
Theres
not
a
word
I
can
say
All
the
superlatives
I
would
use
them
all
There
arent
words
to
describe
how
he
played
said
Detroit
man
manager
¬
ager
Billy
Martin
Dick
McAuliffe
whose
first
Inning
error
had
given
the
Sox
an
unearned
run
doubled
off
Luis
Tiant
with
one
out
in
the
seventh
and
Kaline
followed
with
a
single
McAuliffe
scored
on
the
hit
and
Kaline
raced
to
second
on
the
play
at
the
plate
Bill
Lee
relieved
Tiant
and
Duke
Sims
beat
out
a
slow
roller
sending
Kaline
to
third
Norm
Cash
bounced
to
Carl
Yastrzemski
who
dropped
the
ball
as
Kaline
scored
the
Insurance
run
We
have
no
apologies
said
Manager
Eddie
Kasko
We
battled
them
and
nobody
expected
us
to
get
as
far
as
we
did
The
Athletics
marking
time
till
Saturday
bowed
to
California
Tuesday
night
with
Clyde
Wright
going
all
the
way
for
the
victory
John
Stephenson
drove
In
the
winning
run
with
a
ninth
inning
single
Baltimore
finished
the
sea
season
¬
son
with
a
split
against
Cleve
Cleveland
¬
land
Cleveland
took
the
first
game
on
Frank
Duffys
10thinning
single
Pitcher
Roric
Harrison
hammered
a
home
run
and
the
Orioles
nailed
down
third
place
by
taking
the
nightcap
Milwaukee
doomed
New
York
to
a
fourth
place
finish
by
tagging
the
Yankees
with
their
fourth
straight
loss
Home
runs
by
Joe
Lahoud
and
Johnny
Briggs
proved
the
difference
Texas
blanked
Kansas
City
on
the
combined
pitching
of
Mike
Paul
and
Bill
Gogolew
ski
Catcher
George
Mit
terwalds
throwing
error
per
permitted
¬
mitted
Chicagos
winning
run
to
score
in
the
ninth
iining
as
the
White
Sox
edged
Min
Minnesota
¬
nesota
Pirates
ready
for
Reds
By
Associated
Press
No
pain
at
all
Im
ready
says
Steve
Blass
indicating
his
willingness
to
start
the
National
League
playoffs
Saturday
against
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburghs
bread-and-butter
pitcher
struck
in
the
elbow
by
a
line
drive
last
Sunday
tested
the
arm
in
a
brief
relief
appearance
Tues
day
night
as
the
Pirates
defeated
St
Louis
Cardinals
6
2
The
main
thing
was
that
the
arm
felt
good
and
there
was
no
pain
said
Blass
after
giving
up
a
run
and
walking
three
batters
in
two
innings
The
performance
was
good
Entries
growing
TORONTO
CP
Hockey
Canada
announced
Monday
that
40
universities
have
accepted
invitations
to
par
participate
¬
ticipate
in
its
1972
intercol
intercollegiate
¬
legiate
tournament
The
large
entry
list
means
there
will
be
nine
regional
tournaments
the
weekend
of
Nov
3
5
The
nine
winners
go
to
the
final
Dec
16
18
in
Hamilton
Last
years
tournament
involved
24
universities
Hockey
Canada
said
it
had
arranged
with
Big
Brothers
of
Canada
to
help
organize
and
promote
the
regional
and
final
tournaments
and
all
proceeds
will
go
to
the
social
service
organization
Here
is
the
list
of
regional
tournament
sites
and
par
participating
¬
ticipating
teams
Halifax
Dalhousie
Acadia
Memorial
St
Francis
Xavier
and
St
Marys
Moncton
NB
Moncton
Mount
Allison
St
Thomas
Prince
Edward
Island
New
Brunswick
Lennoxville
Que
Bishops
College
Militaire
Royal
Ottawa
Sherbrooke
Verdun
Que
Loyola
Carleton
Macdonald
College
Sir
George
Williams
Kingston
Ont
Queens
McGill
Trent
York
Kitchener
Ont
Waterloo
Lutheran
McMaster
Toronto
Waterloo
Windsor
Ont
Windsor
Brock
Ryerson
Western
Ontario
Winnipeg
Winnipeg
Bran
Brandon
¬
don
Laurentian
Saskatch
Saskatchewan
¬
ewan
Vancouver
British
Colum
Columbia
¬
bia
Lakehead
Alberta
Cal
Calgary
¬
gary
Victoria
enough
for
manager
Bill
Vir
don
who
confirmed
Blass
nomination
as
the
Pittsburgh
starter
in
playoff
Game
No
1
The
Reds
tuned
up
for
the
playoffs
by
trimming
Houston
Astros
6
1
In
other
National
League
games
Philadelphia
Phillies
clouted
Chicago
Cubs
11
1
Los
Angeles
Dod
Dodgers
¬
gers
nipped
Atlanta
Braves
6
5
New
York
Mets
won
a
doub
leheader
from
the
Montreal
Expos
5
2
and
4
3
in
12
innings
and
San
Francisco
Giants
turned
back
San
Diego
Padres
7
4
Bob
Moose
another
likely
starter
in
one
of
the
playoff
games
pitched
the
first
five
innings
for
Pittsburgh
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
night
and
allowed
just
one
hit
as
the
Pirates
took
a
6
0
lead
Blass
then
came
on
and
retired
the
side
in
order
in
the
sixth
before
giving
up
a
single
and
three
stiaight
walks
in
the
seventh
Al
Oliver
and
Richie
Hebner
each
drove
in
two
runs
to
supply
most
of
the
offensive
power
as
the
Pir
Pirates
¬
ates
teed
off
on
Al
Santorini
Cesar
Geronimo
and
Joe
Morgan
knocked
in
two
runs
apiece
to
lead
Cincinnati
over
Houston
Gary
Nolan
who
missed
several
games
recently
because
of
a
bad
tooth
and
pained
neck
made
his
first
start
since
Sept
7
in
a
tuneup
for
the
playoffs
I
was
extremely
pleased
with
my
performance
said
Nolan
who
won
his
15th
game
in
20
decisions
Steve
Carlton
notched
his
27th
victory
and
Don
Money
for
and
Greg
Luzinski
each
slugged
two
home
runs
to
lead
Philadelphia
over
Chicago
Carlton
who
has
lost
10
games
yielded
nine
hits
and
struck
out
seven
to
bring
his
league
leading
strikeout
total
to
310
Carltons
27
victories
tied
Sandy
Koufaxs
modern
National
Legue
record
for
a
lefthander
Any
time
youre
linked
with
Koufax
youre
in
good
company
said
Carlton
Bill
Buckner
laced
three
hits
scored
three
times
and
drove
in
two
runs
in
Los
Angeles
triumph
over
Atlanta
Tom
Seaver
won
his
21st
game
as
New
York
beat
Montreal
in
the
first
game
and
the
Mets
took
the
night
nightcap
¬
cap
on
Ken
Boswells
RBI
single
in
the
12th
Tito
Fuentes
belted
a
run
scoring
triple
in
a
three
run
third
and
added
a
sacrifice
fly
in
the
fourth
to
help
San
Francisco
beat
San
Diego
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