16—The Daily Collegian Thursday, April 12, 1984
Rose takes 5 walks
but still one hit shy
By JOE KAY
AP Sports Writer
CINCINNATI (AP) Pete Rose
took five walks yesterday four to
first base and one down the aisle.
The Montreal left fielder got mar
ried in his hometown early yesterday,
then went 0-for-1 with four walks in
the Expos' 9-3 afternoon victory over
the Cincinnati Reds to remain one hit
shy of 4,000.
His next shot to reach that mark
will come in Montreal's home opener
tomorrow night against the Philadel
phia Phillies, the only other team for
which Rose has played.
"I'm going to get another hit this
year. I'm not worried about that,"
Rose said. "I'm just happy we won
today's game. "
The wedding, Rose's secodd, was a
private ceremony in his attorney's
office. He married 29-year-old Carol
Woliung of Lawrenceburg, Ind.
"It was a short ceremony this
morning, that's all," Rose said,
shrugging it off. "That's something
you do on your way to getting 4,000.
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With the nuptials behind him, Rose
turned his attention to getting the
lone hit that keeps him from the 4,000
plateau reached only by Ty Cobb.
Rose swung only, once, to foul off a
pitch, while drawing walks in his first
three trips to the plate against starter
Bruce Berenyi. He walked on a 3-2
count and a pair of 3-1 counts, while
the fans booed Berenyi's wildness.
Rose hit the first pitch back to
reliever Frank Pastore in the sixth,
and drew a walk on a 3-1 count from
Pastore in his last at-bat in the
eighth.
Fans tossed debris on the field
when Rose was taken out for a pinch
runner,'and Pastore was booed when
he was removed.
"The only bad thing about the
whole day, I think, is I didn't like the
reaction toward Pastore," Rose said.
"He was just trying to do his job."
Cobb set the all-time record of 4,191
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First Hit April 13,1963
Career Total 3,999 and counting
4,000
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3,000
9,648
2,000 at-bats
6,483 4,000
at-bats ar. 10,864
1,000 Oa, 3,000 at-bats
3,344 8,091
at-bats 2,000 at-bats
5,431
1,000 at-bats
2,850
at-bats Ty Cobb
First Hit 5ept.3,1905
Career Total 4,191
Source BasebaN Hall of Fame
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bats to approach the mark. Cobb
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