4 4 1. THE PLAIN DEALER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER'5, 1985 1 BASEBALL 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS East Pct. GB Last 10 Streaks Home Away -Toronto 82 50 .621 6-4 Lost 1 42-20 40-30 New York 79 52 .603 7-3 Won 5 46-16 33-36 71 61 .538 11 5-5 Lost 1 35-29 36-32 Baltimore 69 61 .531 12 5-5 Won 1 37-29 32-32 Boston 63 68 .481 5-5 Won 3 33-30 30-38 Milwaukee 60 70 .462 21 5-5 1 35-32 25-38 CLEVELAND 48 84 .364 34 5-5 Won 1 31-38 17-46 West California 58 .564 5-5 Won 1 41-25 34-33 Kansas City 72 58 .554 5-5 Won 3 38-25: 34-33 Oakland 68 65 .511 7 5-5 Lost 1 38-27 30-38 Chicago 64 67 .489 10: 5-5 Lost 3 36-31 28-36 Minnesota 60 71 .458 14 5-5 Lost 1 39-3321-38 Seattle 60 73 .451 15 3-7 Lost 3 36-35 24-38 49 82 .374 25 4-6 Lost 2. 28-35 21-47 Yesterday 5............. Toronto 4 Milwaukee 11 Minnesota 10 Baltimore 6.
Oakland 1 Kansas City 6 Chicago 5 (10) California 5 Detroit 2 Only games. New York 4. Seattle 3 Today CLEVELAND at (2) 5:35 Milwaukee at Kansas City 8:30 Minnesota at Toronto 7:35 Chicago at Texas 8:35 Oakland at New York 8 Only games Tomorrow Milwaukee at Kansas (2) Oakland at New 8 6:05 Detroit California at Baltimore 8:05 Seattle at 7:35 Minnesota at Toronto. 7:35 Chicago at Texas 8:35 CLEVELAND at 7:35 Tuesday 14. California 8.
Minnesota 4............. Milwaukee 3 Oakland 3 Baltimore 2 Boston 6 Texas 4 Kansas City 3.............. Chicago 02 Only games New York 6. Seattle 3 A TODAY'S PITCHING MATCHUPS AMERICAN 1985 RECORD GAME PITCHERS W-L ERA Cleveland Heaton (L) 8-14 4.47 Boston Ojeda (L.) 6-8 4.37 Cleveland Easterly (L) 3-0 2.35 Boston Boyd (R) 11-11 3.71 Blyleven (R) 13-13 3.05 Toronto Alexander (R) 13-8 3.87 Oakland Birtsas (L) 10-5 3.56 New York Bystrom (R) 3-2 5.70 Chicago Davis (R) 1-2 4.73 Texas Russell (R) 4 1-4 8.20 5. Milwaukee Haas (R) 3.83 Kansas City Leibrandt (L) 13-7 2.97 NATIONAL 1985 RECORD 3 GAME PITCHERS W-L ERA Pittsburgh Walk (R) 1-1 2.77.
Houston Knepper (L) 11-10 3.50 Chicago Engel (L) 1-2 5.52 -St. Louis (R) 14-8 2.87: Wins; Losses; ERA Earned run Indians 5, Blue Jays 4 CLEVELAND TORONTO abrhbi abr bi Butler cf 4020 Garcia 2b 5020 Bernazard 2b 4 0 1 0 Moseby cf 4122 Franco ss 4010 Mulliniks 3b 4000 AThornton dh 3 0 1 0 Glorg ph 1000 Jacoby 3b 4221 GBell If 5020 Corter 1b 4110 Oliver dh 2000 Avala If 2112 Johnson dh 2 0 If 1000 Upshaw 1b 2120 If 1112 Whitt 3020 CCastillorf 4000 000 0 00 Burroughsph 10 0 1b 0000 Nicosia Willard 4000 Barfieldrf 4111 Fernandez 55 3121 Totals 35 510 5 Totals 36 4 13 CLEVELAND 010 020 002-5 Toronto 010 020 001-4 E- Bernazard, Fernandez. DP-CLE Tor 4, Tor 9. 2B-Garcia. HR Jacoby (16), Ayala (2), Moseby (11), Nixon (3), Barfield (21).
-Garcia (28), GBell (16), Moseby (32). -Butler, Bartield, Whitt. GW RBI -Nixon (1). CLEVELAND IP RER BB SO Waddell VonOhlen 0 BClark 1. 0 JReed 0 0 00 Thompson 5,5 0 00 Toronto Key 7 Lamp Ow Henke JReed faced four batters in ninth.
WP -Key. A Umps: H-Roe, 1-Ford, 2-Kaiser, 3-Barnett. How Tribe, Jays scored SECOND INNING Jacoby homered to right. Carter grounded out to third. Avala grounded out to shortstop.
Castillo struck out. ONE RUN, ONE HIT. Indions, 1-0. Blue Jays Oliver grounded out to third. walked.
Whitt singled to right, SwUpshow to third. Barfield struck out. singled to second, Upshaw scored, and Whitt to third and Fernandez to second on baseman Bernazard's throwing error. Garcia flied out to left. ONE RUN, TWO HITS, ONE ERROR.
Game tied, 1-1. FIFTH INNING INDIANS Carter singled to left. Avala. homered to right-center, Carter and Ayala scored. Castillo struck out.
Willard grounded out to pitcher. Butler grounded out to -shortstop. TWO RUNS, TWO HITS. Indions, 3-1. Blue Jays Fernandez singled to right.
Garcia flied out to left. Moseby homered to right, Fernandez and Moseby scored. Mulliniks popped out to second. Bell struck out. TWO RUNS, TWO HITS.
Game tied, 3-3. NINTH INNING 'INDIANS Henke pitching. Jacoby singled to left. Corter flied out to right. Nixon homered to right, Jacoby and Nixon scored.
Castillo popped out to second. Willard struck out. Two RUNS, TWO HITS. Indians, 5-3. Blue Jays Reed pitching.
Barfield -homered to left. Fernandez walked. Garcia doubled to right, Fernandez to third. Moseby walked intentionally. lorg, pinch hitting for Mulliniks, grounded into double play, first to catcher, Garcia to third, Moseby to second.
Thompson relieved Easterly. Bell grounded out to shortstop. ONE RUN, TWO HITS. Indians win, 5-4. Angels 5, Tigers 2.
CALIFORNIA DETROIT abr bl abr bi Jonesrf 5000 Trammell ss 3011 Carew 1b 4100 Garbey 1b 00 Downing If 4232 Grubb ph 1000 DWhite If 0000 MCastillo 3b 0000 Re son dh 4 1 10 KGibsonrf 400 0 Grich 2b 4121 LnParrish 010 Jk Howell 3b 2000 Lemon cf Beniquez ph Herndon If 3111 Witfong 2b 0 0 Simmons dh 3 1 1 0 Pettis ci 3021 Brookens 3b 2000 Daone 3001 Whitaker 2b 2000 Gerber ss 2000 Flynn 2b 2010 Sconiers ph 1000 DaEvans 3b 1010 s5 1010 33 5 9 5 Totals 32272 California 000 002 120-5 Detroit 000 010 100-2 E-Brookens. DP -Cal 1, Det 2. LOB--Cal 6, Det 6. 28-LnParrish, Flynn, Downing, Grich. 38-Lemon.
HR -Downing (18), Herndon (11). S- Jk Howell. SF -Boone. GW RBI -Downing IP RER BB SO W4-1 DMoore 5,25 Detroit Morris Cary Scherrer Lopez- O'Neal faced one batter in eighth. Scherrer two batters in eighth.
A H- Hirschbeck, 1-Shulock, 2-Brinkman, 3-Cooney. HISTORY SEPTEMBER5 1918 Babe Ruth pitched a hit shutout as the Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago Cubs in the opening game of the World Series. The Series was started early due to World War I. -J971 J.R. Richard tied Karl Spooner's record by striking out 15 Giants in his first major league game as the Houston Astros beat the Giants.
Today's birthday Candy Maldonado, 25. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS East Team Pct. GB Last 10 Streaks Home Away St. Louis 80 50 .615 6-4. Won 2 42-21 38-29 New York 79 52 .603 6-4 Won 3 44-24 35-28 Montreal 71 60 .542 4-6 Lost 3 38-29 33-31 Philadelphia 64 67 .489 8-2' Lost 1 36-30 Chicago 63 68 .481 3-7 Lost 3 34-31 29-37 Pittsburgh 42 88 .323 38 3-7 Won 1 29-38 13-50 I EM.
West Los Angeles 76 53 .589 4-6 Won 2 40-25 36-28 Cincinnati 69 62 .527 8 Lost 2 35-30 34-32 San Diego 69 62 .527 8 3-7 Lost 2 35-29 34-33 Houston 63 68 .481 14 7-3 Won 3 32-30 31-38 Atlanta 56 75 .427 21 6-4 Lost 1 29-37 27-38 San Francisco 52 79 .397 25 5-5 Won 1 32-34 20-45 3 Yesterday Houston 11 Chicago 6 St. Louis 4 Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 4.... Philadelphia 3 New York at San 10:05 Pittsburgh 2................. Atlanta 0 Montreal at Los Angeles 10:35 Today Chicago at St. Louis 8:35 Pittsburgh at 8:35 5 Only games.
Tomorrow 13 Cincinnati at 2:20 Philadelphia at San Diego. 10:05 Atlanta at St. 8:35 New York at Los Angeles 10:35 Pittsburgh at 8:35 Montreal at San Francisco 11:05 Tuesday Houston 8 Chicago 7 (10) St. Louis 6. Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 4....
San Fran. 3 (13) New York 8. San Diego 3 Atlanta 2 Pittsburgh 0 Los Angeles 4............. Montreal 0 1- LEAGUE 1985 VS OPPONENT LAST THREE STARTS W-L IP ERA W-L ERA AHWG 1-0 6.2 7.0 0.00 1.35 2-1 1-2 20.0 23.1 4.95 3.86 16.7 12.7 1A 1-0 10.1. 1.74 1-0 6.2 2.70 12.2 1-1 17.1 3.63 0-1 22.1 5.24 12.5 0-1 9.0 4.00 1-1 26.0 2.08 10.7 2-1 20.0 3.60 1-1 20.1 3.10 12.0 1-0 7.0 2.57 1-2 24.1 4.07.
:8.9 0-0 0.0 0.00 2-1. 17.0 6.35 14.8 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-2 18.1 6.87 15.2 0-0 0.0 0.00 1-1 15.2 7.47 17.2 1-0 9.0 2.00 1-1: 17.2 5.60 10.7 1-0 5.2 4.76 2-1 22.1 2.82 .10.5 LEAGUE 1985 VS OPPONENT LAST THREE STARTS W-L a IP ERA W-L IP ERA AHWG 0.0 0.00 1-1 20.0 2.25 1 10.4 1-0 15.0 3.00 22.0 9.8 3.0 18.00 50 1-0 19.1 3.26 .13.0 1-0 12.0 4.50 1-1 22.2 2.38 11.9 average; IP Innings pitched; AHWG Average hits walks allowed per nine innings. .44 Royals 6, White Sox 5. CHICAGO KANSAS CITY abr bi abrh bi Nichols If 3122 Concepcion ss De Saph 1000 LJones cf Little 26 2000 Moreno ph 1000 Hulett 3b 5131 Brett 3b 3000 Baines rt 5 2 0 McRae dh 0,1 Fisk 5000 Motley If 5121. Salazar cf 5 1 2 1 Bolboni 1b 5000 GWalker 1b 4010 Pryor 2b 3110 Kittle dh 3111 Orta ph 1000 Boston dh 0 0000 0 0000 Bioncalana 2b 0 Fletcher s5 10 Wathanc 5221 Guillen ss 3020 Sheridanrt 4010 Low If 2000 JCruz 2b 2000.
Hairston ph 0 BJames 0000 Totals 43 514 5 Totals 40 6 11 Chicago 3 101 200 010 0-5 Kansas City 220 001 000 1-6 Two outs when winning run scored. -Concepcion, Hulett, Salazar. -Chi 1. LOB -Chi 11, KC 10. 2B-Pryor, Nichols, Hulett, Fletcher, Motley.
3B- Salazar. HR -Wathan (1). 5-Sheridan, Concepcion, Boston. Chicago IP RER BB SO Bannister 6 8 Gleaton 1-3 0 Spillner 12-3 0.0 BJames 12-3. 1 0 2 0 Kansas City Black 7 Beckwith Quisenberry MJones 0: FBonnister faced one batter in in seventh.
Spillner faced one batter ninth. WP -F Bannister. A Umps: H-Garcia, 1-Kosc, 2-Reed, 3-Young. Cardinals 4, Reds 3 CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS abrh bi abr bi Milner cf 3010 Colemanif 4120 Redus If 2110 Doyley 0000.
Venable If 3010 Worrell 0000 0000. 0000. Esasky lb 1000 McGee ci 4000 Rose 16 3010 Herr 26 2000 EDovis cf 0100 Porter Parker rt 4 1 3 2 3110 Bell 3b 2010 Pendleton 3b 4 2 2 1 Concepcion s5 3 0 0 1 Jorgensen 1b 3021 BDioz 4010 OSmith ss 3011 Oester 26 4020 Kepshirep 1000 McGaffigan Braun ph 1.000 .000 Krenchickiph 10 0 0 Landrumif 0000 Robinson 1000 Totals 33 3 11 3 Totals 29483 Cincinnati 000 020--3 St. Louis 100 100 002-4 None out when winning run scored. -Concepcion.
DP-S1L 3. LOB -Cin 7, SAL 6. 28-VanSlyke. HR- -Porker (25). 2 (90), Herr (26), Jorgensen (2).
C5-Venable, Coleman. 5-Kepshire; SF -Concepcion. GW RBI Jorgensen (2). Cincinnati IP RER BB SO McGaffigan Robinson L.5-4 0 St. Louis Dayley Worrell Kepshire faced three 7 0 13 Robinson batters in ninth.
A Umps: H- 1-Crawford, 2-Davis, 3-Wendlestedt. Pirates 2, Braves 0 ATLANTA PITTSBURGH abr bi ob rh bi Thompsnrf 4000 Orsulak cf 2100 Ramirez ss 4000 RReynolds If 3021 Murphy ct 2000 Ray 2b ,4021 Horner 1b 3000 0 JThompsn 1b 3 0 1 0 Harper It 3010 MBrown rf 1020 Oberkfell 36 3010 TPena 4000 Hubbard 20 2010 Gonzalez 3b 3000 Perry ph 1000 Khalifass 4000 Cerone 0000 Reuschelp 2100 Benedict 2000. Rabb ph 1000 Zuvella 2b 0000 0000 0000 000 0000 PPerez 1000 Schuler Holl ph 1000 Camp Gorber 0000 CWashngtn ph 1 0 0 0 Totals 28 0 03 0 Totals 29 Atlanto 000 000 000-0 Pittsburgh 000 010 10x-2 DP-Pit 1. LOB 2, Pit 9. 28-MBrown 2, Reynolds, Thompson.
SB-THarper (9), Orsulak (15), MBrown (2), Murphy (10). 5-Orsulak. GW R81- Reynolds (3). Atlanta IP RER BB SO PPerez 1-9 Schuler Comp Garber ON 0 Pittsburgh Reuschel 11-7 9 3 1 6 T-2: 15. Umps: H- Quick, 1-Engle, 2-Runge, HIT LEADERS A list of maior league baseball's career hit leaders through yesterday (x-active): 1.
Ty Cobb. 4191 2. x-Pete 4187 3. Honk 3771 4. Stan Musial 3430 S.
Tris 3515 6. Honus Wagner 3430 7. Carl Yastrzemski. 3419 8. Eddie 3309 9.
Willie Mays 3283 10. Nap Lajole 3252 11. Paul Waner 3152 12. Cap 3081 ON THE FARM INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (AAA) INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Governor's Cup Playoffs i Semifinals (Best-of-five) Yesterday Tidewater 7, MAINE 1 Tidewater leads series, 1-0 Columbus 4, leads Syracuse series, 2, 12 1-0 innings Today MAINE at Tidewater Syrocuse at Columbus Tomorrow Tidewater of MAINE Columbus at Syracuse (If necessary) Saturdoy Tidewater of MAINE Columbus at Syracuse Sunday Tidewater at MAINE Columbus at Syrocuse EASTERN LEAGUE (AA) Semifinals (Best-of-Five) Yesterday New Britain 10, WATERBURY0 New Britain wins series, 3-1 Vermont 6, Albany 3 Vermont wins series, 3-1 Tuesday Albany 4, Vermont 3 New Britain 5, WATERBURY2 Championship Vermont vs. New Britain Series schedule TBA MIDWEST LEAGUE (A) Semifinals (Best-of-Three) Yesterday Bleoit9, Peoria 2 Series tied, 1-1 Appleton 6, Kenosha 1 Series tied, 1-1 Today Peoria at Beloit Kenosha at Appleton Championship (Best-of-Five) Tomorrow Kenosha- Appleton at Peoria-Beloit Soturday Kenosho-Appleton at Peorio-Belolt Sunday Peorio-Beloil at Kenosha- Appleton (If necessary) Monday Peoria Beloit at Kenosho-Appleton Tuesdoy Sept.
10 Peoria Beloit of enosho-Appleton Tuesday Kenosha 14, Appleton 6 Peoria 7, Beloit 2 NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE (A) Championship (Best-of-three) Yesterday Oneonta 9, Auburn 7 Oneonta leads series, 1-0 Today Auburn at Oneonta (If necessory) Tomorrow Auburn at Oneonta, if necessary Tuesday Semifinals (One Game Playoff) Oneonta 2, Geneva 0 Auburn 6, Jamestown 0 AL LEADERS Based on 320 at bats (through Tuesday) 1 AB Boggs Bos 129 527 82 191 .362 Brett KC 123 435 89 154 .354 Henderson NY 112 436 112 144 .330 Mattingly NY 128 522 82 170 .326 Bochte Oak 112 335 104 .310 BUTLER CLE: 123 485 150 .309 Cooper Mil 124 503 71 155 .308 Lacy Bal 97 411 126 .307 Gedman Bos 118 396 54 121 .306 Riles MIl 86 325 42 98 .302 HOME RUNS Chi, 33; DoEvans, Det, 30; Balboni, KC, 28; GThomas, Sea, 28; GBell, Tor, 27. RBI -Mattingly, NY, 109; EMurray, Bal, 104; Winfield, NY, 95; Ripken, Bal, 93; Baines, Chi, 89. RUNS-Henderson, NY, 112; Ripken, Bal, 96; EMurray, Bol, 91; Winfleld, NY, 90; Brett, 89; Whitaker, Det, 89. HITS-Boogs, Bos, 191; Mattingly, NY, 170; Buckner, Bos, 157; PBradley, Sea, 157; Cooper, Mil, 155. DOUBLES Mattingly, 39; Buckner, Bos, 37; Boggs, Bos, 35; Cooper, Mil, 34; GWalker, Chi, 32.
TRIPLES- -Wilson, K.C, 19; BUTLER, CLE, 12; Puckett, Min, 12; Barfleld, Tor, Cooper, Mil, Fernandez, Tor, PBrodley, Sea, 8. STOLEN BASES- RHenderson, NY, 60; Pettis, Cal, 43; Wilson, 40; BUTLER, CLE, 38; LSmith, KC, 32. PITCHING (11 decisions) -Guidry, NY, 17-5, .773, 3.04; Saberhagen, KC. 17-5, .773, 2.77; Cal, 13-6, .684, 3.92; Birtsas, Oak, 10-5, .667, 3.56; Cowley, NY, 10-5, .667, 4.01; Higuera, Mil, 12-6, .667, 4.34. NL LEADERS Based on 320 at bats (through Tuesday) AB Pct.
McGee StL 120 476 91 175 .368 Guerrero LA 121 428 91 138 .321 Herr SAL 127 479 77 154 .322 Raines Mon 124 481 149 .310 Sandberg Chi 121 494 151 Gwynn SD 125 512 156 .305 Cruz Hou 117 457 139 .304 Moreland Chi 129 474 144. ester Cin 120 415 125 .301 Hernandez NY 129 478 68 141 .295 Porker Cin 129 508 65 150 .295 HOME RUNS- -Murphy, Att, 34; Guerrero, LA, 32; Parker, Cin, 24; Schmidt, Phil, 24; Carter, NY, 23; Horner, Atl, 23. RBI -Parker, Cin, 93; Murphy, At, 92; Herr, SAL, 89; JClark, SAL, 84; GWilson, Phil, 83. RUNS -Murphy, Atl, 99; Raines, Mon, 96; Coleman, StL. 91; Guerrero, LA, 91; McGee, SAL, 91.
HITS -McGee, SAL, 175; Gwynn, SD, 156; Herr, SAL, 154; Sandberg, Chi, 151; Parker, Cin, 150. DOUBLES- Parker, Cin, 33; Herr, SAL. 31; GWilson, Phil, 30; Wallach, Mon, 30; Cruz, Hou, 29. TRIPLES-McGee, StL, 16; Samuel, Phil, 11; Coleman, StL, 10; Raines, Mon, 10; Garner, Hou, 8. PITCHING (11 decisions) -Franco, Cin, 11-1, .917, 1.48; Gooden, NY, 20-4, .833, 1.81; Hershiser, LA, 14-3, .824, 2.18; Howkins, SD, 17-4, .810, 2.98; BSmith, Mon, 15-5, .750, 2.83; Welch, LA, 9-3, .750, 2.28.
LATE TUESDAY abrh bi ab bi Raines If 3000 Duncan ss 4000 Law 2b 4000 Londreaux cf 5 1 2 0 Dawson of 4010 Marshallrf 4000. Brooks ss 301 Guerrerolf 3232 Francona 1b 30 Brock 1b 0000 Wallach 3b 3010 Madlock 3b 4120 Winninghm cf 300 0 Sciosciac .3001 Fitzgerold 2000 Matuszek lb 2 01 1 Webster ph 1010 Maldonado If 2000 Butero 0 Sax 20 2000 BSmith 0 0 Hershiserp 3000 Shines ph 1000 Laskey 0000 OConnor 0000 Roberge 0000: Frobel ph 1000 Lucas 0000 Totals 29 04 0 Totals 32414 Montreal 000 000 000-0 Los Angeles 100 201 00x-4 -Winningham. DP -LA 1. LOB -Mon 3, LA 10. 2B-Landreoux.
HR -Guerrero (32). SB-Landreaux (15), Madiock (5), Guerrero (11), Scioscia (1). CS-Brooks. S-Hershiser. GW RBI -Guerrero (15).
BSmith Montreal 15-5 IP RER BB SO Laskey 0 0 3 OConnor 13 0 Roberge Lucas 1 0 0 0 Los Angeles Hershiser 14-3 9 0 Laskey faced 2 batters in 6th inning. WP-Fitzgerold. T-2: 19. A Umps: H-Montague, 1-Brocklander, 2- Rennert, 3-Wyer. Dodgers 4, Expos 0 MONTREAL LOS ANGELES Giants 4, Phillles 3 PHILADELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO ob bi abr bi Stone If 4010 Roenickelf 3121 Maddox cf 0000 Trillo2b 3000 Samuel 2b 4100 CDavisci 4010 VHayes cf 4120 Driessen lb 4:120 Schmidt lb 3122 Adamspr 0100 GWilson sf 3001 CBrown 3b 3010 Daulton 4000 Brenly 4000 Schu 3b 4000 Deer ri 3113 Foley ss 3020 Uribess 3000 Gross 2000 Krukowp 2000 Toliver Nokes ph 1000 MDovis 0000 Totals 31373 Totals 30 4 7 4.
Philadelphia 000 102 000-3 San Francisco 001 000 003-4 One out when winning run scored. E-Uribe. DP-Phi 1. LOB -Phi 4, SF 5. 28 Schmidt, Driessen, VHayes: HR -Roenicke (1), Schmidt (25), Deer (5).
CS- Foley. -K Gross. SF -GWilson. GW RBI- -Deer (2). Philadelphia IP RER BB SO Gross 8 6 Totiver San Froncisco Krukow MDavis 7 7.
KGross faced two batters in ninth. A Umps: H- Stello, 1-Froemming, 2-B Davidson, 3-Kibler. Astros 11, Cubs 6 HOUSTON CHICAGO obrhbi abra bi: Doran 20 3210 Dernier cf 4330 Pankovits rf 2010 Beardp Bullock rf 1000 Matthews If 5010 Tolman ph 1113 Sandberg 2b 4124 Solano 1000 Moreland rt 5000 Calhoun 0 Cey3b 2000 Bass ct 5111 1 Speier 3b 1000 Cruz If 5011 Durham 1b 4120. GDavis 1b 4100 JDavis 3010 Garner 3b 4 3 2 1 Dunstonss 4120 Bailey 5120 Fontenotp -1000 Thon ss 2010 Hatcher ph 1 Mumphreyrf 2 2 2 5 Abrego! 0000 MScott 2 0 0 0 00 Meridithp 0000. Walling ph 1000 Woods ph 1010 CReynolds ss 1000 Frazier 0000 Patterson 0000 Lopes ct 1000 Totals 39 11 12 11 Totals 36 6 13 5.
Houston 200 105 300-11 Chicago 101 220 000- 6 -Cey, Speier. DP-Hou 2. LOB -HoU 5. Chi 7. 28.
-Bass, Cruz, Dernier 2. Dunston, Mumphrey. HR -Garner (5), Sandberg (22), Tolman (1), Mumphrey (6). SB -Doran (23). CS-Sandberg, Thon, Doran, Bailey.
GW RBI -Tolman (1). Houston RER BB SO Solano MScott Calhoun 15-7 Toro 0 Chicago Fontenot Abrego Meridith Frozier 00 Patterson 0. Beard 10 0 0 Salano faced two batters in eighth. WP Umps: H-Pulli, 1-Gregg, 2-West, 3-Harvey. 300-GAME WINNERS (through Tuesday) 1.
Cv 511 2. Walter Johnson. 416 3. Christy 373 tie Grover Alexander. 373 5.
Worren Spahn 343 6. James Galvin 361 7. Chorles Nichols 360 8. Timothy Keete 344 9. John Clarkson 328 10.
Eddie Plank 327 11. x- Steve 314 tie Gaylord Perry 314 13. Michael 311 14. Charles 308 15. x-Tom Seaver 300 tie Lefty 300 tie Early 300 Closing in Phil Niekro 298 Don 293 x-active 1 ADDING UP THE LOSSES 1899 1914 1962 1971 Cleveland Cleveland New York Cleveland Spiders Indians Mets Indians 20-134 52-102 40-120 60-102 1984 Indians 1985 Indians On this Final Current Projected date recora record 62-79 75-87 48-84 "BEST FILE COPY AVAILABLE" Tabler will have surgery on knee 1.: By PAUL HOYNES STAFF WRITER A TORONTO The 1985 season is over for Pat Tabler.
Tabler will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his left knee this morning at Lutheran Medical Center. Dr. Mark Berkowitz will perform the operation. The Indians' first baseman returned Tuesday to Cleveland from Toronto, and the knee was examined yesterday. Loose cartilage, dating.to an old injury four or five years ago, was lodged in the knee joint and was preventing Tabler from straightening his leg.
1 "We're definitely going to miss him," manager Pat Corrales said. Tabler leaves The Season That Shame Forgot hitting .275 with five home runs and 59 runs batted in. Tabler's RBI total is third highest on the Indians. A Joe Carter played first base for the first time last night against Toronto, but Mike Hargrove is expected to get most of the playing time until Jim Wilson is called up from Maine. The Tribe's Class AAA club opened the International League playoffs last night against Tidewater.
Tabler's fondest wish was to make up for hitting into a game ending double play last Saturday in a 10-8 loss to Milwaukee. The double play came with the bases loaded in the ninth inning and ruined Tabler's 6-for-6 hitting streak with the bases full this season. "I just hope that wasn't my last at bat," Tabler said the next day. "I don't want it to end that way. Not so much because of the streak, but because we had a chance to win the game." In his first two seasons, Tabler hit .291 (65 RBI) and .290 (68 RBI) for the Indians.
Since August, he had been splitting more and more time with Mike Hargrove as the knee grew worse. "Pat, (Brett) Butler and I went to the movies the other day." Hargrove said. "When we were walking over there, he felt something pop and said the knee felt 100 percent better. Then after the movie, he could hardly walk. I told him, 'If we were in a race, it be worth it to take a But we aren't, so he might as well get it done now and be completely healthy for next season." The knee injury also led to hamstring and lower back problems for Tabler, 27.
The Indians are going to take a long look at Wilson. Wilson hit .287 for the Guides and led the IL in home runs (26) and RBI It was the second year in a row Wilson has led the league in RBI. "If we call him up," Corrales said, "we're going to look at him at first base. We've already go a DH." The rap on Wilson is defense. At 6-3 and 225 pounds, he is not exactly a gazelle at first base.
"We know his range is limited," Corrales said, "but he's got soft hands. He's an adequate first baseman with the range of Steve Balboni (Kansas City's large first baseman) and people like that." Corrales is not entertaining serious thoughts of playing Carter at first base. Carter played seven games at first base in 1984, but his future is in the outfield. "I see Carter as an outfielder, who could fill in at first base it there was a need for it," Corrales said. "But we need some more power in the outfield for next season.
I think he can eventually find the stroke he had last year. He just had a miserable first half of the season and has been struggling to catch up ever since." A Carter hit 13 home runs and drove in 41 runs in half a season for the Indians last year. This year, he's hitting .238 with nine homers and 36 RBI. Orioles 6, A's 1 OAKLAND BALTIMORE Griffin ss Wiggins 2b 4131 brabl obr bi MDovis rt 4010 Dwyer rf 3000 Bochte lb 3111 Ripkenss 4121 Kingman dh 4010 EMurray 1b 3001 DuBaker If 4010 Mk Young If 4111 Murphy ct 4000 Sheets dh 3110 Phillips 36 3000 LHernandezphl 0 0 Tettleton 2000 Royford 4231 Collins 1000 Gross 36 4010 Kiefer 3b 0000 Shelby cf 3000 Gallego 26. 1000 Cansec 2b 1000 CO'Brienc 0000 Totals 31151 Totals 33 611 Oak 000 000 001-1 Baltimore 120 110 01x-6: DP-Oak 2, Bal 1.
L0B-Ook 5, Bal 5. 28-DuBoker. HR -Rayford (11), Ripken (21), Mk Young (24), Bochte (11). S8-Wiggins (22). GW RBI -EMurray (13).
Oakland IP RER BB SO Sutton 13-8 8 5. Langford 0 CYoung 1 0 0 Baltimore GDovis 9 5 1 1 2 3. A Umps: H-Springstead, 1-Lepperd, 3-Merrill. C5-Salas. -Puckett.
GW RBI- -Simmons (12). Milwaukee IP RER BB SO Vuckovich 6 6 Warts 4 BGibson 3 3 Searage Fingers 0 i Minnesota Butcher 5 Lysander i- Burt L.01 Filson Eutemio 2 2 Burtt foced three batters in sixth. Teufel (BGibson). A Umps: H-Hendry, 1-Bremigan, 2-Morrison, 3-Evans. Yankees 4, Mariners 3 SEATTLE NEW YORK abr bi abr hbi Perconte 2b 3020 RHendersnct 310 0 PBradley If 4122 2 Mattingly lb 4112 ADavis 1b 5010 Winfield rf 4000 GThomas dh 4 0 1 1 Baylor ch 3210 Cowens ri 4010 Somplelf .2000 Presley 3b 4000 000 0 0 Pasqualf 1000 DHendersn cf 4010 Robertsn3b 3 0 022 Tartabull ss 4110 Pagliarulo 3b 1 0 Kearneyc 41.10 Randolph 2b 100 0 Wynegor 2000 Meacham ss 3 0 0 Totals 36 3 10 3 Totals 7444 Seattle 100 000 002-3 New York 000 301 00x-4 Bordi, Robertson, Sample.
DP-NY 2. LOB -Sea 9, NY 5. 2B-GThomas, Robertson. HR (26). SB-PBradley (13).
-Sample. GW RBI -Mattingly (17). Seattle IP RER BB SO Langston 4 4 Nunez Lozorko 0 0 00. 2 New York Bordi NAllen Shirley 1. A Umps: 1-Phillips, 2-Neudecker, 3-McCoy.
Brewers 11, Twins 10 MILWAUKEE MINNESOTA abr hbi abrabl Molitor 3b 4210 Puckett cf 3010 Riles s5 5 3 4 1 Smalley dh 1000 Cooper 1b 4122 Funderbrkdh 3 1 1 2 Simmons 4123 Hrbek lb 5232 Manning cf 5 Brunanskyrf 4112 James dh 3000 Bush If Househldr rf 4110 Engle ph 1000 Gantner 2b 5110 Meier If .0000 Ready If 3110 Salas 5123 Romerort 0 0 Gaetti 36 5010 Teutel 2b 4110 Espinoza ss 2220 Stenhouse ph 0 1 0 Gagne s5 0000 Totals 38 11 14 10 Totals 37 10 13 10 Milwaukee 230 105 000--11 Minnesota 420 103 000-10 DP -Min 3. LOB- -Mil 7, Min 7: 2B-Brunansky, Cooper, Hrbek, Ready, Teufel, Funderburk. 38-Molitor. HR -Cooper (13), Salas (6), Manning (2). SB-Gaetti (11).
HOMER LEADERS (through Tuesday) 1. Honk 755 2. Babe Ruth 714 3. 4. Willie Frank Mays 660 586 5.
Harmon 573 6. Mickey Mantle 7. Jimmie 8. x-Reggie Jackson 525 9. Ted tie Willie McCovey 521 11.
Ernie Banks 512 tie Eddie 512 13. Mel Oft 511 14. Lou 493 15. Stan Musial 475 tie Willie 475 17. Carl Yastrzemski.
452 19. x-Mike Schmidt 449 18. Billy Williams 426 20. Duke Snider 407 21. x-Dave Kingmon 403 Closing In Tony Perez Graig Nettles 367 x-active 5.
Maine falls; Waterbury eliminated Net NORFOLK, Va. Kevin Mitchell hit a two-run homer and Billy Beane added a solo shot to power the Tidewater Tides to a 7-1 victory over the Maine Guides last night in the semifinals of the International League playoffs. The Tides lead the best-of-five series, 1-0. The Guides took a 1-0 lead in the third on Tom Grant's home run. But the Tides came back with three runs in the bottom of the inning on Beane's homer, an RBI double by John Gibbons and Ed Hearn's sacrifice fly.
Mitchell's homer in the fifth increased the Tides' advantage to 5-1, and they completed the scoring in the seventh on RBI singles by Alfredo Pedrique and Rodney Craig. Bill Fultz (6-4) picked up the victory, giving way in the seventh to Rick Anderson, who earned his eighth save. Reggie Ritter (4-4) took the loss. 0 WATERBURY, Conn. Designated hitter Sam who went 5-for-5, banged out four singles and a home run and drove in three runs to power the New Britain Red Sox to a 10-0 victory over the Waterbury Indians and into the Eastern League championship series with the Vermont Reds.
1 7-6 Vermont beat Albany, 6-3, to take that series three games to one. New Britian also won its best of five series three gaemes to one. The Red Sox and the Reds will open their best of five series Thursday at Vermont. INDIANS' STATISTICS Through Player AB 23 66 21 Butler 124 489 152 Franco 130 517 151 Jacoby 131 485 139 Bernazard 124 401 110 Tabler 117 405 111 Willard 206 53 Hargrove 78 185 48 Vukovich 123 344 85 Carter 115 Castillo 52 Nixon Ayala 36 Fischlin 47 Thornton 357 Bando 66 158 DHs 503 105 PHS 116 26 Others 87 15 TOTAL 132 4456 1159 Opponents 4487 668 1233 Pitcher SV Von Easterly Ohlen 43 OF Reed Clark Ruhle Smith with Others Wardle Heaton Waddell Romero TOTAL Thompson Opponents Minn. 132 RENOOWNN-HOND-WW 42 disabled list Yesterday BATTING 28 3B HR RBI SB AVG 6 12 0 .318 23 38 .311 26 13 .292 70 16 .287 .274 .274 11 .257 .259 .247 .238 .229 .236 .250 .213 .210 .139 .209 .224 .172 189 519 109 116 .260 206 138 631 118 97 .275 PITCHING IP ER BB SO ERA 23 18 53 40 38 2.33 3.09 32 3.76 24 60 4.38 95 202 4.47 115 4.47 4.97 5.68 49 3 28 5.51 5.77 53 6.28 48 6.38 7.78 8.10 213 179 370 119 215 4.57 1157 668 599 1233 442 555 4.66 547 481 1159 393 660 3.69 THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED 5 6 10 BOS BOS SEA SEA SEA 7:35 7:35 2:05 2:05 10:35 10:35 10:35 All games on WWWE1100 AM AWAY GAMES All starting times are Cleveland time TV games WUABITV-43 HOME GAMES 1 1-.
