B—The Daily Collegian Monday, July 11, 1977
sports
Chicago rallies
to split Cards
CHICAGO ( AP) Larry Biittner doubled to open the
eighth inning and scored on Steve Ontiveros' tie-breaking
single to give the Chicago Cubs a 4-3 victory over the
St. Louis Cardinals and a split of their doubleheader yes
terday.
• Ted Simmons' two-run homer and four singles by Keith
Hernandez paced a 15-hit attack to lead the Cardinals and
Bob Forsch to an 8-3 victory in the first game.
After Biittner doubled, Bobby Murcer bunted him to
third and Jerry Morales, who had tied the game with a
solo homer in the seventh, was given an intentional pass.
Ontiveros then singled off loser Al Hrabosky, 2-4.
The victory went to relief ace Bruce Sutter; 5-1, to go
along with his 23 saves.
The Cardinals scored two unearned runs in the first
inning of the nightcap on an error, a run-scoring single by
Hernandez and a sacrifice fly by Dave Rader.
Chicago scored in the second on a double by Morales
and a single by Manny Trillo. The Cardinals got that run
back in the sixth on singles by Garry Templeton and
Hernandez and a grounder by Lou Brock.
A walk and a double by Jose Cardenal gave the Cubs a
run in the sixth and they tied. it on Morales' seventh
homer.
Jerry Mumphrey opened the third inning of the first
game with a double and scored on a single by Hernandez.
Simmons followed with his 12th homer and the Cardinals
scored another run on a walk to Tony Scott and singles by
Ken Reitz and Mike Tyson. -
NEW YORK ( AP) Mike Vail's two-run double in the
seventh inning lifted the New York Mets to a 2-1 victory
over the Montreal Expos yesterday.
Pat Zachry, 4-9 won his first game for New York after
the Mets acquired him from Cincinnati in the trade for
Tom Seaver. Zachry scattered four hits in 7 1-3 innings
before being relieved by Skip Lockwood, who earned his
13th save with 12-3 innings of one-hit relief.
HOUSTON ( AP) Pinch-hitter Joe Ferguson broke a
5-5 tie with an eighth-inning single as the Houston Astros
rallied from a four-run deficit to clip the Cincinnati Reds
6-5 yesterday.
Jose Cruz' ninth home run of the season, a solo blast
leading off the eighth, tied the score for Houston off losing
pitcher Pedro Borbon, 5-4. Enos Cabell followed with a
single, was sacrificed to second, took third on Julio
Gonzalez' grounder and scored on a Ferguson's game
winning hit to left.
Joe Niekro, 4-3, picked up the victory for Houston.
Reliever Bo McLaughlin retired the side in order in the
ninth to gain his second save of the season.
BALTIMORE ( AP) Ross Grimsley, backed by an
extra-base barrage which included a home run by rookie
Eddie Murray, maintained his hex over New York
yesterday and fired a five-hitter to lead the Baltimore
Orioles to a 6-0 victory over the Yankees.
Murray cracked his 13th homer of the season in the
second inning, Billy Smith had a two-run triple in the third
and loser Ed Figueroa, 8-7, later gave up RBI doubles to
Kiko Garcia and Doug DeCinces.
Murray drove in another run with an eighth-inning
sacrifice fly after Pat Kelly opened the inning with a
double Baltimore's sixth extra-base hit.
Grimsley, 8-4, beat New York for the fifth time in six
decisions over the last two seasons.
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Take four in series
Bucs sweep Phils
PITTSBURGH (AP) Phil Garner rapped
a three-run double to key a four-run, seventh
inning rally that gave the Pittsburgh Pirates
a 12-10 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies
for a sweep of their doubleheader yesterday.
Garner also had a leadoff homer in the first
game and the Pirates went on to a 5-1
triumph behind the seven-hit pitching of
Jerry Reuss.
The Phillies lost four straight weekend
games in Pittsburgh after an eight-game
winning streak that included a four-game
sweep of the Pirates last weekend.
The second game, which included 20 hits by
Pittsburgh and 15 by the Phillies, was tied 6-6
after three innings. Dave Johnson and Richie
Hebner each had two-run homers for. .the
Phillies and Jim Fregosi had a two-run triple
for the Pirates.
The Phillies broke the tie with a three-run
fourth inning that included a two-run homer
by Garry Maddox off Larry Demery. A run
Softballers in tight
By CARYL KAUFFMAN
Collegian Sports Writer
While Intramural Softball is only four
games into the season, team standings are
already beginning to shape up.
In the Independent division there is a tie for
first place in League A between the NADS
and the Kangeroos. Each team has a record
of 4-0. Second place is occupied by the Nor
mal Deviates with a record of 3-1.
League B has the Speeds in sole possession
of first place with a 4-0 record, while there is
a tie for second between the Leftovers - and
the Vets whose records are 3-1.
In league C there is a tie for first place
between Clutch Cargo and Weaver A.C. Both
teams have three wins and one loss. There is
also a tie for second place between the Jewett
Longballers and the Aardvarks with records
of 2-1.
B.C. II is in possession of first in League D
with a 4-0 record. Southwest, in second place,
is also undefeated with a 3-0 record.
Behrend is out in front of League A in the
dormitory Division with a 3-1 record. They
are followed closely by Cameron whose
record is 3-0.
In League B Snyder is in the lead with three
wins and no losses. Second place belongs to
Jefferson with a 2-0 record.
Acacian Express is in first place in the Co-
Morley birdies. to Quad Cities win,
snags first tour victory at Oakmont
COAL VALLEY, 111. ( AP) Mike Morley
put together a string of four straight birdies
to overtake Victor Regalado and win the
$125,000 Quad Cities Open golf tournament
with a 17-under-par 267 yesterday.
Morley was 12 under par going into the
final round and trailed Regalado and Don
Poorley by one stroke. He fired a 66 yesterday
over the 6,620-yard, par-71 Oakwood Country
Club course.
Regalado birdied the first hole to go 14
under, where half a dozen players were tied
at one point before Morley began his charge,
but after a birdie-bogey Regalado managed
just one more birdie.
It was the first tour victory for Morley, who
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scoring double by reliever Ron Reed gave the
Phillies a 10-7 lead in the seventh.
The Pirates went ahead to stay 11-10 with
four seventh-inning runs off Reed. Garner
drove in three with a bases-loaded double and
scored the go-ahead run on Bill Robinson's
single. Omar Moreno added an insurance run
with a solo homer in the eighth.
Reliever Grant Jackson picked up his first
win against three losses, while Reed's record
dropped to 6-3. Rich Gossage hurled the final
two innings to record his 15th save.
In the opener, the pitching loss went to Jim
Lonborg, 2-3, whose first delivery of the
game was belted over the left field wall by
Garner for his 11th homer. ~
It was also Garner's seventh homer in his
last 22 games, and four of them have come
against the Phillies.
Reuss added an insurance run for himself
in the eighth inning with a run-scoring single
off reliever Tug McGraw.
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Rec Division's League A: Ruth's Raiders
occupy second with two wins and two losses.
In League B Big T is undefeated in three
outings and is in first place. Behrend is in
second with a 2-2 record.
Since there are many ties around the
leagues, few of the captains feel that the
season is wrapped up. Dean Kerstetter, of
Behrend's in the Dormitory league thinks
that his team's toughest game i$ still coming
up. They are set for a rematch against
Ogontz, the only team to defeat Behrend.
Elaine Williams, captain of Big T, is very
optimistic about her team's chances, since
they've played just about every team.
"Our hitting is probably our strongest point
and from all the teams I've seen, I feel that
our pitcher is the best," Williams said. '
One of the closer races of the - season may
be between the NADS and the Kangeroos.
Barry Lange, captain of the Kangeroos, said
that his team is looking forward to playing
the NADS. He also feels that the Kangeroos
will have a winning season but declined to
comment on whether they will remain un
defeated or win the championship.
"The NADS have changed a few things
since last year and they're probably much
better. It will most likely be the toughest
game of our season," said Lange.
moved into contention with a 64 on Saturday
after opening rounds of 68 and 69. He was a
co-runnerup a week ago at the Greater
Milwaukee Open, two strokes behind winner
Dave Eichelberger.
Bob Murphy finished with Regalado at 15
under par in a tie for second at 269.
The win was worth $25,000 for Morley.
Most of the leading money winners had
skipped the tournament for the British Open.
Pooley, the last contender on the course,
had a chance to take sole possession of
second place, but missed the green on his
approach to 18. He then pitched 13 feet past
the hole and needed two putts to get down.
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Pennsylvania State University
hereby gives public notice of
meetings: July 15 2:00 p.m.; Com.
on Educational Policy, 3:30 p.m.,
Corn. on Physical Plant; July 16
9:30 a.m., Corn. on Finance. it.nn
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UCLA tabs Cunningham
Bruins find new coach
• LOS ANGELES (AP) The sixth'
basketball coach in the history of UCLA
could have been the fifth. But Gary Cun
ningham wasn't into such an endeavor two
years ago.
Cunningham, who turned down a possible
opportunity to succeed the legendary John
Wooden as the Bruins' head coach, was
named to the position Saturday.
Terms and length of the contract were not
discussed.
Cunningham, 37, succeeds Gene Bartow.
Bartow, after succeeding Wooden, drew
pressure and criticism like he never knew
before, and that undoubtedly influenced his
decision to resign last month.
Bartow took over . following Wooden's
retirement after the 1974-75 season. Although
his teams were 52-9 and won a pair of Pacific
-8 Conference championships, Bartow failed
to do the expected win a national cham
pionship.
UCLA won 10 national titles in Wooden's
final 12 years on the Westwood campus.
Bartow became athletic director and head
basketball coach at the University of
Alabama-Brimingham.
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Giry Maddox (left) faces the man who tagged him out, the Pirates' Phil Garner , . in
yesterday's first game in Pittsburgh. The Pirates swept the twinbill from the Phil
lies as well as winning the first two games of the series.
contract
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unfurnished
UCLA athletic director J.D. Morgan said
Cunningham would have been a top can
didate to succeed Wooden two years ago, but
"well before John retired Gary ruled himself"
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out of the picture by saying he wanted to go
into administration."
But times have changed and so has Cun- "
ningham.
"I am really elated, " said Cunningham:„
"When Mr. Morgan offered me the job I
immediately said yes. I made the decision to
go into administrative work and not be a.,
candidate to succeed coach Wooden. But
things change.
~
"I think sometimes a person has to get •
away from what he's doing to know what he ,f
really enjoys," Cunningham said. "When
this opportunity came I felt it was something
I wanted very much.
"While I was out of basketball, I found out,
how much I missed it. It's a game I love."
Cunningham played at UCLA as a forward ;
from 1960-62 and was an assistant coach'„
under Wooden from 1965 to 1975. He left
coaching when Wooden retired and has..
served as executive director of the UCLA' ~
Alumni Association since that time.
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