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Rhonda Fuston completes her service
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competition Wednesday of the
Hereford Ladies Tennis Tournament.
Fuston and her partner, Chris Canon,
lost to Brad Allred and Markay White
in the afternoon contest.
Doug Flynn doubled in the winning
run in the eighth inning, snapping a
4-4 tie. Montreal tied in the seventh
on Andre Dawson’s sacrifice fly,
Flynn followed with the winning hit
off Robinson, 0-4. Bob James, 3-4, pit-
ched the eighth for the victory, and
Jeff Reardon got the final three outs
for his 14th save.
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A two-day girls invitational soft-
ball tournament today and Saturday
at the Kids, Inc. complex wraps up
the 1984 scheduled season for
Hereford girls.
Teams for the double-elimination
event are made up of all-stars from
Hereford, Muleshoe, Clovis and Por-
tales. A junior division is for all-stars
aged 9-12 and a senior division for
‘stars aged 13-15.
Both Hereford and Clovis have two
teams entered in each division.
Play begins Friday at 7:15 p.m. on
Field 4 for the senior division. The
junior division begins Friday at 7:30
p.m. on Fields 1 and 2.
Trophies are to be awarded to the
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Braves 5, Dodgers 1
Atlanta won two of three in Los
Angeles as the Dodgers committed
errors on three consecutive plays in
the third inning to help the Braves
score four runs. Craig McMurtry,
8-11, held the Dodgers in check on
four hits through 61-3 innings. One of
the hits was a homer by Franklin
Stubbs.
Baseball
TODAY’S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
By The Associated Preu AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING (» at bate): Winfield, New York,
.345; Mattingly, New York, .336; Hrbek, Min
nesota, .325; Lemon, Detroit, .315; Euler,
Boston, JU.
RUNS: DwEvans, Boston, 78; RHenderson,
Oakland, 74; Moseby, Toronto, 88; Butler,
Cleveland, 87; Ripken, Baltimore, 83.
RBI: Kingman, Oakland, 87; EMurray,
Baltimore, 88; Rice, Boston, 71; ADavis, Seattle,
75; Armas, Boston, 72.
HITS: Garcia, Toronto, 128; Ripkea,
Baltimore, 122; Mattingly, New York, UI;
Euler, Boston, 117; Gantner, Milwaukee, 114;
Winfield, New York, 114.
DOUBLES: LAParrish, Texas, 28; Garcia,
Toronto, 26; Lemon, Detroit, 25; Cowens, Seattle,
24; Mattingly, New York, 24.
TRIPLES: Moseby, Toronto, U; Collins,
Toronto, 11; Upshaw, Toronto, 1; Owen, Seattle,
8; KGibsoa, Detroit, 8; RLaw, Chicago, 8;
Ripken, Baltimore, 8.
HOME RUNS: Kingman, Oakland, 28; Annu,
Boston, 27; Kittle, Chicago, 23; Thornton,
Cleveland, 22; EMurray, Baltimore, 21.
STOLEN BASES: RHenderson, Oakland, 47;
Pettis, California, 37; Garcia, Toronto, 31;
Butler, Cleveland, 38; Collins, Toronto, 26.
PITCHING (8 decisions): Leal, Toronto, 11-2,
.846, 3.88; LSanchez, California, 7-2, .778, 1.94;
Rozema, Detroit, 7-2, .778, 3.08; Petry, Detroit,
13-4, .765, 3.00; Stieb, Toronto, 11-4, .733, 2.39.
STRIKEOUTS: Witt, California, 128; Stieb,
Toronto, 1U; Langston, Seattle, 1U; Hough.
Texas, 1M; Niekro, New York, 1M.
SAVES: Quisenberry, Kauas City, 27;
Fingers, Milwaukee, 23; Caudill, Oakland, 21;
Hernandez, Detroit, 28; RDavis, Minnesota, 18.
By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING 1238 at bate): Gwynn, San Diego,
.382; Sandberg, Chicago, .331; Dernier, Chicago,
.323; Washington, Atlanta, .318; Crux, Houston,
.314.
RUNS: Sandberg, Chicago, 78; Wiggins, San
Diego, 88; Samuel, Philadelphia, 67; Dernier,
Chicago, 85; Murphy, Atlanta, 85.
RBI: GCarter, Montreal, 72; Schmidt,
Philadelphia, 88; JDavis, Chicago, 12; Her-
nandez, New York, M; Durham, Chicago, 58;
Mumphrey, Houston, 58; Sandberg, Chicago, 58.
HITS: Gwynn, San Diego, 141; Sandberg,
Chicago, 134; Samuel, Philadelphia, 128; Wynne,
Pittsburgh, 128; Crux, Houston, 1U.
DOUBLES: Raines, Montreal, 23: Samuel,
Philadelphia, U; Hubbard, Atlanta, 22; Sand-
berg, Chicago, 22; GCarter, Montreal, 21.
TRIPLES: Sandberg, Chicago, 14; Samuel,
Philadelphia, U; Cruz, Houston, 8; Gwynn, San
Diego, 8; CReynolds, Houston, 7; McGee,
StLouis, 7.
HOME RUNS: Murphy, Atlanta, 22; Schmidt,
Philadelphia. 21; GCarter, Montreal, 28; Mar-
shall, Los Angeles, 18; Strawberry, New York, 16.
STOLEN BASES: Samuel, Philadelphia, 44;
Wiggins, San Diego, 42; Redus, Cincinnati, 35;
Dernier, Chicago, 33; Raines, Montreal, 32.
PITCHING (9 decisions): Orosco, New York,
8-2, .8M, 1.78; Soto, Cincinnati, 11-3, .788, 3.48;
Stoddard, Chicago, 7-2, .778, 2.49; Darling, New
York, 10-3, .7M, 3.24; Lea, Montreal, 14-5, .737,
2.M.
STRIKEOUTS: Gooden, New York, 154; Valen-
zuela, Los Angeles, 151; Ryan, Houston, 119;
Soto, Cincinnati, 114; Carlton, Philadelphia, IM.
SAVES: Sutter, StLouis, 23; Holland,
Philadelphia, 22; LeSmith, Chicago, 21; Orosco,
New York, 28; Gossage, San Diego, 18.
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Through tne ninth week of com-
petition in the 13-week summer
league, the Bandits have a two-game
advantage over the TNT’s in Tues-
day Night Hotdogs Bowling League.
The Bandits sport a 26-10 record
with a total of 21,210 pins. The TNT’s
are 24-12 with 20,451 total pins.
Jimmie Bridges last Tuesday turn-
ed in the high game score - a 229.
Butch Davis had a 217 and Willard
Parker 212 to finish second and third,
respectively.
Linda Wilcox led women’s in-
dividual scoring with a 204 game.
Avalon Bridges was next with a 177
and Dee Nichols third with a 158.
Other teams, their records and
total pins are: Out of Towners, 20-16,
20,103; Pee-Lees, 17-19, 20,194; The
Dips, 16-22,20,206; and Late Comers,
7-29,17,295.
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defense in the huddle, lineup and the
offense lines up and all of a sudden
you start conjugating," Bingham
begins.
“Well, if this happens, we go over
there and if this happens we do this,
and if this happens we go over there.
. .but you forgot the down and
distance. You forgot who’s winning.
You forgot which way they’re going
with the ball.
“You forgot who’s got the momen-
tum. Are they going to throw or
pass’’
All of this comes before the ball is
even snapped.
“All of a sudden they snap the ball
and you’re still trying to conjugate,”
Bingham said. “We were searching
and trying to find out what to do and
all of a sudden this guy’s in your face
and all of a sudden that guy’s getting
cut off and we were all having pro-
blems.
“Then everyone starts yelling at
one another and the score goes the
other way and we’ve just lost and
now everybody is blaming
everybody else and it just
snowballs.”
Get twe have a lot of 4.6 speed (in
the 40-yard dash) and if they are
thinking too much, all of a sudden
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Astros Manager Bob Lillis called it naturally for me,” says Gwynn, who
“a fine play by a fine looking young has been likened to Rod Carew by
talent.” Padres Manager Dick Williams.
Gladden was hitting .397 in Class “I’m just trying to hit where
AAA baseball before joining the they’re not playing.”
Giants in June. He took a .388 Gwynn had one-fourth of San
average into Thursday night’s game, Diego’s 12 hits against the Reds
his 25th with the major league club. before leaving the game for a pinch
“I didn’t have a very good game of- runner after doubling in San Diego’s
fensively, but I can go out and make three-run sixth inning. Gwynn scored
a play like that and feel I still con- once and had an RBI.
tributed,” the rookie said. Steve Garvey drove in a pair of
Williams shut out the Astros over runs with a single in the first inning
the final two innings, saving the vic- off Jeff Russell, 4-12, who lasted just
tory for Bill Laskey, 6-9. The Astros two innings for the Reds.
were limited to three hits, all singles,
through six innings but scored two Expos 5, Pirates 4
By ERIC PREWITT AP Sports The Giants totaled only six hits.
Writer The only one in the first four innings
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Pitcher was Dusty Baker’s second homer of
Frank Williams earned a save a few the season, a two-out blast in the first
minutes after San Francisco team- off Mike Scott. Leadoff walks by
mate Dan Gladden made a fielding Scott in the fifth and sixth helped set
save 340 feet behind the pitching up RBI singles by Brad Wellman and
mound. Chili Davis.
“I was just praying after that ball Scott, 4-9, has not won a game
was hit. I knew it was hit good, but it since a June 22 decision over the
was pretty high and I thought it Giants.
might stay in the park,” Williams “But he only gave up four hits. He
said after Thursday night’s 3-2 vic- got a little wild, but other than that,
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SAN ANGELO, Texas (AP) —Step starts in his pro career, prefers a
with us now, into the the defensive simpler form of defense,
huddle with the Houston Oilers “I think you have to do the KISS
where linebacker Gregg Bingham method. Keep It Simple, Stupid,”,
will attempt to demonstrate what Bingham said. “Then you can take
went wrong with the 1983 Oder the people who are not maybe the
defense. threats to the missile society at
There has been plenty of explain- NASA. . and get them to the ball.”
ing to do since the Oilers yielded 460 Bingham likes the simplified
points, 27th among 28 teams, and defense new defensive coordinator
trailed the entire National Football Jerry Glanville.
League in defense against the run en “They want artion, they want peo-
route to a 2-14 record. ple flying around and if you make a
If Bingham had to explain briefly, mistake, you’re making it running,
he’d say the defense “over- not standing,” Bingham said,
conjugated ” In other words, the Bingham has been a started 157 of
defensive scheme was too com- 159 games since the Oilers made him
The baseball driven to the deepest said.
area of Candlestick Park by Mark Padres 8, Reds 2
Bailey came down just as center Tony Gwynn of the San Diego
fielder Gladden jumped up and slam- Padres has taken to heart the words,
med his back into the 400-foot sign on if not the bent grammar, of Hall of
the fence. Gladden came down with Famer WEE Willie Keeler, who
the ball for the second out in the ninth said: “Hit ’em where they ain’t.”
inning. Gwynn went 3-for-4 Thursday night
“I was playing deep, because in — and now has seven hits in his last
that situation you don’t want to let nine at-bats — as the Padres
any ball get over your head,” Glad- defeated the Cincinnati Reds 8-2. The
den said. “I was able to grab it with three hits raised his National
two hands, to make sure it wouldn’t League-leading average to .362.
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