1982 AL Game: Tor @ Det.

August 6, 1982

  Detroit's Jack Morris (pictured) and Toronto's Dave Stieb locked up in a tense pitching duel tonight at Tiger Stadium. The game was scoreless until Detroit won it in the bottom of the 11th inning. Lance Parrish doubled in Larry Herndon from 1st base with the winning run. There was a play at the plate and Herndon was able to slide in safely for the 1-0 Tiger victory. Morris went the distance for his 3rd shutout and 17th Win of the season.

BOXSCORE: 1982 Toronto Blue Jays At 1982 Detroit Tigers              8/6/1982
 
  Blue Jays          AB  R  H RBI AVG     Tigers             AB  R  H RBI AVG
  D.Garcia 2B         5  0  2  0 .311     L.Whitaker 2B       5  0  0  0 .286  
  G.Iorg 3B           5  0  0  0 .245     A.Trammell SS       5  0  1  0 .278  
  E.Whitt C           4  0  0  0 .249     L.Herndon LF        5  1  1  0 .282  
  W.Upshaw 1B         4  0  0  0 .274     L.Parrish C         4  0  2  1 .317  
  B.Bonnell LF        4  0  0  0 .275     J.Turner DH         4  0  1  0 .280  
  H.Powell DH         4  0  2  0 .256     R.Leach 1B          4  0  1  0 .289  
  L.Moseby CF         4  0  1  0 .263     C.Lemon CF          4  0  0  0 .223  
  J.Barfield RF       4  0  0  0 .231     G.Wilson RF         4  0  1  0 .304  
  A.Griffin SS        4  0  0  0 .220     T.Brookens 3B       3  0  1  0 .198  
                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      
         Totals      38  0  5  0                 Totals      38  1  8  1
 
 
Blue Jays....... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 -  0  5  0
Tigers.......... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  0 1 -  1  8  1
 
Blue Jays (48-59)        IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR    ERA
D.Stieb LOSS(10-8)       10 1/3   8   1   1   2   6   0   3.11
Totals                   10 1/3   8   1   1   2   6   0
 
Tigers (70-37)           IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR    ERA
J.Morris WIN(17-9)       11       5   0   0   0   6   0   3.81
Totals                   11       5   0   0   0   6   0
 
ATTENDANCE- 35,149 DATE- Friday, August 6th 1982 TIME- Night WEATHER- Average
UMPIRES- Larry Barnett, Lou Dimuro, Durwood Merrill, Mike Reilly
T- 3:23
LEFT ON BASE- Blue Jays: 5  Tigers: 7
DOUBLE PLAYS- Blue Jays: 1  Tigers: 1
ERRORS- A.Trammell
DOUBLES- L.Parrish-2(13th), G.Wilson(9th)
RBIs- L.Parrish(73rd)
WALKS- L.Parrish, T.Brookens
STRIKE OUTS- D.Garcia, E.Whitt, W.Upshaw, B.Bonnell, J.Barfield, A.Griffin,
             A.Trammell-2, L.Herndon, L.Parrish, J.Turner, C.Lemon
GIDP- L.Moseby, C.Lemon
RLISP 2-out- R.Leach-3, L.Whitaker
TEAM RISP- Blue Jays: 0 for 0  Tigers: 0 for 5
 
Catcher Lance Parrish hit 2 doubles and Jack Morris shut down the Toronto
batters on just 5 hits as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays
in 11 innings by the score of 1 to 0 at Tiger Stadium.
 
The score was knotted at zero after nine innings.  Detroit came out the victor
in the 11th inning.  After an out was recorded, Larry Herndon lined a
base-hit.  Parrish stepped into the batter's box and he doubled giving
Detroit the victory and sending the 35,149 home-town fans home happy.
Detroit finished with 8 hits in the victory.  
 
For Morris(17-9) it was his 3rd shutout this year. Dave Stieb(10-8) was
charged with the loss.  When questioned about his counterpart after the game,
Stieb was lavish in his praise, 'It was obvious very early on that we were
going to be in for a long night.  Morris brought his 'A' game with him - he
had good stuff and was able to spot it perfectly.  He probably only made one
or two bad pitches the entire game!

1982 AL Standings

August 1, 1982

  The calendar turns to August in the 1982 MLB season. There would be quite a good pennant race in the AL East if not for the Detroit Tigers. My Tigers have over performed in a big way, 14 Wins over their actual amount at this point in the season. Milwaukee, Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland and New York are all within 5 games of each other in the standings. They've all under performed a little bit, but coupled with Detroit's outstanding play they all trail the Tigers by double digits.
  There's a good pennant race going on in the AL West. The California Angels hold a slim 3 game lead over the Chicago White Sox and Kansas City Royals. Chicago had the best month in July with a 21-6 record. Kansas City was next with a 19-8 record.

LEAGUE STANDINGS FOR 1982 American League
 
                                                      ACTUAL-TODATE  ACTUAL-TOTAL
East                        WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC# WON LOS  PCT  WON LOS  PCT
1982 Detroit DEA             65  35  .650 ----    51    51  49 .510   83  79 .512
1982 Milwaukee MLA           54  47  .535 11.5          58  43 .574   95  67 .586
1982 Baltimore BAA           51  48  .515 13.5          54  45 .545   94  68 .580
1982 Boston BOA              51  50  .505 14.5          58  43 .574   89  73 .549
1982 Cleveland CLA           48  51  .485 16.5          49  50 .495   78  84 .481
1982 New York NYA            47  50  .485 16.5          50  47 .515   79  83 .488
1982 Toronto TOA             47  53  .470 18.0          48  52 .480   78  84 .481
 
                                                      ACTUAL-TODATE  ACTUAL-TOTAL
West                        WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC# WON LOS  PCT  WON LOS  PCT
1982 California CAA          62  40  .608 ----    59    58  44 .569   93  69 .574
1982 Chicago CHA             58  42  .580  3.0          51  49 .510   87  75 .537
1982 Kansas City KCA         58  42  .580  3.0          56  44 .560   90  72 .556
1982 Seattle SEA             51  51  .500 11.0          52  50 .510   76  86 .469
1982 Minnesota MNA           39  64  .379 23.5          34  69 .330   60 102 .370
1982 Oakland OAA             39  65  .375 24.0          44  60 .423   68  94 .420
1982 Texas TEA               33  65  .337 27.0          39  59 .398   64  98 .395
 
 
 
       OVERALL RECORD
Team   WON LOST   PCT  HOME  ROAD  LEFT RIGHT EXTRA 1-RUN   LAST 10   STREAK
BAA     51   48  .515 27-21 24-27 15-15 36-33  6- 4 19-11     7-3     Won 1
BOA     51   50  .505 26-23 25-27 15-19 36-31  8- 6 12-13     4-6     Lost 2
CAA     62   40  .608 36-20 26-20 26-19 36-21  4- 6 18-16     5-5     Won 5
CHA     58   42  .580 26-22 32-20 12-18 46-24  8- 5 15-12     7-3     Won 2
CLA     48   51  .485 28-22 20-29 11-26 37-25  9- 7 16-17     3-7     Lost 1
DEA     65   35  .650 29-17 36-18 23-14 42-21  5- 3 15- 8     6-4     Lost 3
KCA     58   42  .580 30-20 28-22 23-14 35-28  9- 7 16-13     7-3     Lost 1
MLA     54   47  .535 28-20 26-27 26-18 28-29  4- 3 15-17     6-4     Won 1
MNA     39   64  .379 21-29 18-35 22-18 17-46  1- 8 10-17     3-7     Won 1
NYA     47   50  .485 24-24 23-26 17-19 30-31  8- 5 15-21     7-3     Lost 1
OAA     39   65  .375 22-30 17-35 19-27 20-38  5-10 18-21     4-6     Lost 1
SEA     51   51  .500 30-23 21-28 25-17 26-34  7- 7 19-20     3-7     Lost 4
TEA     33   65  .337 18-35 15-30  8-12 25-53  4- 7 14-16     3-7     Won 1
TOA     47   53  .470 27-25 20-28 20-27 27-26  6- 6 14-14     5-5     Won 5
TOTAL  703  703  .500
HOME   372  331  .529
ROAD   331  372  .471
LEFT   262  263  .499
RIGHT  441  440  .501
 
TEAM   -APRIL   MAY  JUNE  JULY   AUG SEPT+   InDiv OutDiv  RUNS AGNST DIFF
BAA     11- 7 17-12  9-16 14-13  0- 0  0- 0   16-21  35-27   473   463  +10
BOA     12- 8 14-13 13-13 12-16  0- 0  0- 0   18-22  33-28   498   477  +21
CAA     17- 5 17-10 13-13 15-12  0- 0  0- 0   29-15  33-25   536   403 +133
CHA      7-12 13-14 17-10 21- 6  0- 0  0- 0   23-14  35-28   477   396  +81
CLA      9- 9 12-16 14-12 13-14  0- 0  0- 0   16-21  32-30   442   440   +2
DEA     14- 7 16- 9 16- 9 19-10  0- 0  0- 0   26-15  39-20   528   419 +109
KCA      8-11 18- 9 13-14 19- 8  0- 0  0- 0   20-18  38-24   497   453  +44
MLA     10- 7 17-12 15-13 12-15  0- 0  0- 0   22-16  32-31   493   466  +27
MNA      3-19 15-14 11-14 10-17  0- 0  0- 0   12-32  27-32   479   605 -126
NYA      9- 9 10-17 11-14 17-10  0- 0  0- 0   17-23  30-27   410   436  -26
OAA     11-11  8-20  9-19 11-15  0- 0  0- 0   18-25  21-40   396   523 -127
SEA     15- 8 13-15 14-11  9-17  0- 0  0- 0   25-18  26-33   434   432   +2
TEA      6-11  7-19 12-13  8-22  0- 0  0- 0   16-21  17-44   367   493 -126
TOA      6-14 15-12 15-11 11-16  0- 0  0- 0   22-19  25-34   407   431  -24
 
 

1982 AL News Recap and League Leaders

August 1, 1982

Here are the AL League Leaders. The biggest standout stat is Oakland's Rickey Henderson's 109 SB. He is on pace to shatter the record for stolen bases.

NEWSPAPER STYLE RECAP FOR 1982 American League                 Date: 8/1/1982
 
TEAM     WON LOST   BATTING AVERAGE     HOME RUNS           RUNS BATTED IN
1982 DEA  65  35    G.Brett   KCA .346  R.Yount   MLA   24  H.McRae   KCA   73
1982 MLA  54  47    T.Paciore CHA .338  G.Thomas  MLA   23  R.Yount   MLA   72
1982 BAA  51  48    R.Yount   MLA .336  B.Grich   CAA   23  D.Decince CAA   72
1982 BOA  51  50    F.White   KCA .334  OTHERS TIED W   22  L.Herndon DEA   72
1982 CLA  48  51    R.Carew   CAA .333                      D.Evans   BOA   70
1982 NYA  47  50
1982 TOA  47  53    WINS                SAVES               ERA
                    L.Barker  CLA   15  D.Quisenb KCA   26  D.Righett NYA 2.08
1982 CAA  62  40    J.Morris  DEA   15  B.Caudill SEA   22  L.Barker  CLA 2.16
1982 CHA  58  42    M.Caldwel MLA   13  G.Gossage NYA   19  K.Forsch  CAA 2.75
1982 KCA  58  42    OTHERS TIED W   12  R.Fingers MLA   18  J.Matlack TEA 2.85
1982 SEA  51  51                        OTHERS TIED W   12  B.McClure MLA 2.90
1982 MNA  39  64
1982 OAA  39  65    CUR HIT STREAK      STOLEN BASES        STRIKEOUTS
1982 TEA  33  65    D.Slaught KCA   14  R.Henders OAA  109  F.Bannist SEA  141
                    M.Castill SEA    9  J.Cruz    SEA   43  L.Barker  CLA  135
                    OTHERS TIED W    8  M.Dilone  CLA   41  D.Righett NYA  116
                                        D.Garcia  TOA   38  D.Eckersl BOA  112
                                        R.Leflore CHA   31  J.Morris  DEA  105
 
YESTERDAY'S GAMES   TODAY'S SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE STARTERS
BAA  7  at  KCA  4  BAA-Palmer(8-5, 3.99) at KCA-Frost(7-0, 3.12)
BOA  0  at  CHA  3  BOA-Hurst(3-8, 5.66) at CHA-Koosman(3-6, 4.92)
CLA  2  at  MLA  8  CLA-Whitson(2-2, 2.25) at MLA-Haas(4-11, 5.86)
DEA  1  at  TOA  5  CLA-Anderso(2-1, 1.44) at MLA-Slaton(4-2, 5.77)
MNA  5  at  OAA  2  DEA-Morris(15-9, 4.12) at TOA-Leal(10-10, 4.10)
NYA  2  at  TEA  3  MNA-Viola(3-4, 5.15) at OAA-Norris(6-8, 3.96)
SEA  6  at  CAA  7  NYA-Morgan(5-7, 4.56) at TEA-Honeycu(3-6, 6.22)
                    SEA-Bordi(0-0, ----) at CAA-Zahn(11-6, 3.64)
 
YESTERDAY'S BEST PERFORMANCES
BATTER         TM OPP AB  R  H RB BB Ks HR SB
D.Baylor      CAA SEA  4  2  3  2  0  0  1  0
B.Clark       CAA SEA  3  1  1  4  1  0  1  0
W.Upshaw      TOA DEA  4  2  3  2  0  0  1  0
D.Money       MLA CLA  4  1  2  3  0  1  1  0
G.Wright      TEA NYA  3  1  2  2  0  0  1  0
 
PITCHER        TM OPP  INN  H  R ER BB Ks HR WLS
B.Burns       CHA BOA  6.0  6  0  0  1  5  0 W  
T.Stoddard    BAA KCA  1.2  0  0  0  1  2  0   S
C.Hough       TEA NYA  8.0  7  2  2  0  4  0 W  
J.Gott        TOA DEA  7.1  5  1  1  4  5  0 W  
S.Barojas     CHA BOA  3.0  2  0  0  0  0  0   S
 
WHO'S HOT - BEST IN LAST 10 DAYS
BATTER         TM  AVG AB  H RB BB HR  PITCHER        TM IP  H ER BB Ks HR WLS
B.Grich       CAA .448 29 13 10  3  6  B.Burns       CHA 21 11  2  6 16  0 200
D.Slaught     KCA .484 31 15 20  2  4  R.Guidry      NYA 18 13  2  0  6  0 200
S.Kemp        CHA .385 26 10 11  8  3  L.Barker      CLA 17 11  2  5 12  0 110
G.Ward        MNA .267 30  8 11  6  4  L.Pashnick    DEA 14 10  0  4  2  0 100
R.Yount       MLA .439 41 18 13  1  5  J.Palmer      BAA 18  9  3  5 11  1 110
 
WHO'S NOT - WORST IN LAST 10 DAYS
BATTER         TM  AVG AB  H RB BB HR  PITCHER        TM IP  H ER BB Ks HR WLS
D.Murphy      OAA .042 24  1  0  3  0  J.Butcher     TEA  6 13  8  2  1  1 020
T.Foli        CAA .133 30  4  0  1  0  F.Viola       MNA  5  9  7  0  5  2 010
R.Law         CHA .146 41  6  0  3  0  M.Moore       SEA  6 11  6  4  1  1 020
D.Ford        BAA .138 29  4  0  3  0  R.Waits       CLA  6 10  6  4  3  2 020
M.Dilone      CLA .200 25  5  1  1  0  F.Bannister   SEA  8  9  7  2  7  3 020
 
INJURY REPORT
No injuries to report

1982 NL Standings

August 1, 1982

  The St. Louis Cardinals continue to dominate the NL. No matter how well the Pittsburgh Pirates and Montreal Expos play, the Cardinals keep pulling further away in the NL East. St. Louis was a league best 18-7 in July and are currently on a 7 game winning streak.
  The San Diego Padres are still hanging on to 1st place in the NL West. Even though they are sub .500 teams, Houston, San Francisco, and Atlanta are all in the hunt.
 

LEAGUE STANDINGS FOR 1982 National League
 
                                                      ACTUAL-TODATE  ACTUAL-TOTAL
East                        WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC# WON LOS  PCT  WON LOS  PCT
1982 St. Louis SLN           68  34  .667 ----    55    58  44 .569   92  70 .568
1982 Pittsburgh PIN          59  40  .596  7.5          53  46 .535   84  78 .519
1982 Montreal MON            55  45  .550 12.0          53  47 .530   86  76 .531
1982 Philadelphia PHN        52  48  .520 15.0          58  42 .580   89  73 .549
1982 Chicago CHN             47  58  .448 22.5          40  65 .381   73  89 .451
1982 New York NYN            41  60  .406 26.5          45  56 .446   65  97 .401
 
                                                      ACTUAL-TODATE  ACTUAL-TOTAL
West                        WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC# WON LOS  PCT  WON LOS  PCT
1982 San Diego SDN           54  49  .524 ----    58    55  48 .534   81  81 .500
1982 Houston HON             50  51  .495  3.0          46  55 .455   77  85 .475
1982 San Francisco SFN       50  53  .485  4.0          49  54 .476   87  75 .537
1982 Atlanta ATN             48  53  .475  5.0          61  40 .604   89  73 .549
1982 Los Angeles LAN         44  60  .423 10.5          55  49 .529   88  74 .543
1982 Cincinnati CIN          43  60  .417 11.0          38  65 .369   61 101 .377
 
 
 
       OVERALL RECORD
Team   WON LOST   PCT  HOME  ROAD  LEFT RIGHT EXTRA 1-RUN   LAST 10   STREAK
ATN     48   53  .475 29-25 19-28 12-11 36-42  3- 2 13-15     4-6     Lost 1
CHN     47   58  .448 26-28 21-30 13-13 34-45  9- 5 19-17     2-8     Won 1
CIN     43   60  .417 26-25 17-35  8-21 35-39  0- 5 16-21     7-3     Lost 2
HON     50   51  .495 29-26 21-25 10-18 40-33  3-10 16-19     5-5     Won 2
LAN     44   60  .423 23-25 21-35  7- 9 37-51  5-12 16-18     6-4     Won 1
MON     55   45  .550 30-19 25-26 17-15 38-30  6- 7 19-20     3-7     Lost 3
NYN     41   60  .406 20-30 21-30 15-10 26-50  7- 3 19-17     6-4     Won 3
PHN     52   48  .520 27-22 25-26 17- 9 35-39  4- 5 14-18     4-6     Lost 1
PIN     59   40  .596 34-14 25-26 13- 8 46-32  9- 4 20-17     4-6     Lost 3
SDN     54   49  .524 26-24 28-25 17- 9 37-40  8- 4 15-17     5-5     Won 2
SFN     50   53  .485 26-25 24-28 16-11 34-42  4- 5 17-19     6-4     Lost 2
SLN     68   34  .667 33-19 35-15 18-11 50-23  8- 4 23- 9     9-1     Won 7
TOTAL  611  611  .500
HOME   329  282  .538
ROAD   282  329  .462
LEFT   163  145  .529
RIGHT  448  466  .490
 
TEAM   -APRIL   MAY  JUNE  JULY   AUG SEPT+   InDiv OutDiv  RUNS AGNST DIFF
ATN     10-11 10-16 15-12 13-14  0- 0  0- 0   25-24  23-29   457   497  -40
CHN     10-11 13-15 14-14 10-18  0- 0  0- 0   24-26  23-32   429   500  -71
CIN     10-10 10-17 11-17 12-16  0- 0  0- 0   21-28  22-32   390   467  -77
HON     13-10 13-13 12-14 12-14  0- 0  0- 0   23-25  27-26   367   373   -6
LAN      7-14  9-19 14-15 14-12  0- 0  0- 0   23-27  21-33   423   501  -78
MON     11- 6 15-13 16-11 13-15  0- 0  0- 0   25-23  30-22   500   408  +92
NYN      8-12 14-14  9-18 10-16  0- 0  0- 0   15-32  26-28   421   540 -119
PHN      8-11 17-10 12-17 15-10  0- 0  0- 0   20-27  32-21   465   433  +32
PIN      9- 9 18- 9 16-10 16-12  0- 0  0- 0   27-19  32-21   519   424  +95
SDN     12- 7 15-12 15-13 12-17  0- 0  0- 0   30-20  24-29   445   437   +8
SFN     12- 8 11-19 11-16 16-10  0- 0  0- 0   25-23  25-30   453   432  +21
SLN     10-11 20- 8 20- 8 18- 7  0- 0  0- 0   32-16  36-18   491   348 +143
 
 

1982 NL News Recap and League Leaders

August 1, 1982

San Diego's catcher Terry Kennedy continues to surprise everyone with his high level of consistency at the plate as well as behind it. Kennedy leads the NL in hitting with a .332 BA and has been very effective in leading the Padres pitching staff and stopping opponents from stealing bases. Atlanta's Bob Horner is trying hard to help the Braves stay in the NL West pennant race. He now leads the NL in HR with 32 and is 2nd in RBI (86). Houston's pitching staff led by Don Sutton, Nolan Ryan and Joe Niekro is the best in the NL. They've needed to be considering the Astro's woeful hitting attack. Montreal and Pittsburgh are getting outstanding production from Expos: Tim Wallach, Andre Dawson, and Pirates:Johnny Ray, Bill Madlock.  The NL East1st place St. Louis Cardinals are notably absent among the top League Leaders with the exception of Bruce Sutter. Sutter is 7-4 with 21 saves and a 1.44 ERA.

NEWSPAPER STYLE RECAP FOR 1982 National League                 Date: 8/1/1982
 
TEAM     WON LOST   BATTING AVERAGE     HOME RUNS           RUNS BATTED IN
1982 SLN  68  34    T.Kennedy SDN .332  B.Horner  ATN   32  T.Wallach MON   89
1982 PIN  59  40    J.Ray     PIN .330  T.Wallach MON   29  B.Horner  ATN   86
1982 MON  55  45    L.Durham  CHN .330  D.Kingman NYN   27  A.Dawson  MON   85
1982 PHN  52  48    G.Carter  MON .322  D.Murphy  ATN   22  S.Lezcano SDN   71
1982 CHN  47  58    B.Madlock PIN .322  OTHERS TIED W   21  G.Hendric SLN   70
1982 NYN  41  60
                    WINS                SAVES               ERA
1982 SDN  54  49    J.Andujar SLN   14  B.Sutter  SLN   21  D.Sutton  HON 2.11
1982 HON  50  51    D.Sutton  HON   13  K.Tekulve PIN   15  N.Ryan    HON 2.13
1982 SFN  50  53    B.Gullick MON   13  G.Lucas   SDN   14  M.Soto    CIN 2.13
1982 ATN  48  53    OTHERS TIED W   12  OTHERS TIED W   12  J.Niekro  HON 2.37
1982 LAN  44  60                                            B.Gullick MON 2.61
1982 CIN  43  60
                    CUR HIT STREAK      STOLEN BASES        STRIKEOUTS
                    M.Trillo  PHN   13  T.Raines  MON   59  M.Soto    CIN  203
                    O.Smith   SLN   12  O.Moreno  PIN   49  N.Ryan    HON  162
                    P.Garner  HON   11  L.Smith   SLN   47  S.Carlton PHN  153
                    T.Raines  MON   10  M.Wilson  NYN   39  F.Valenzu LAN  139
                    M.Wilson  NYN   10  OTHERS TIED W   38  D.Sutton  HON  128
 
YESTERDAY'S GAMES   TODAY'S SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE STARTERS
CHN  9  at  PHN  8  CHN-Noles(8-9, 4.29) at PHN-Ruthven(11-6, 3.58)
LAN  7  at  ATN  0  LAN-Beckwit(1-0, 2.25) at ATN-Niekro(8-8, 4.27)
PIN  4  at  NYN  7  PIN-Baumgar(0-3, 8.37) at NYN-Scott(4-10, 8.93)
SDN  7  at  CIN  3  SDN-Curtis(6-8, 4.87) at CIN-Leibran(0-9, 5.88)
SDN  4  at  CIN  0  SFN-Martin(5-6, 4.31) at HON-Ryan(10-6, 2.13)
SFN  1  at  HON  5  SLN-Andujar(14-4, 2.97) at MON-Rogers(12-5, 2.87)
SFN  0  at  HON  4
SLN  4  at  MON  1
 
YESTERDAY'S BEST PERFORMANCES
BATTER         TM OPP AB  R  H RB BB Ks HR SB
S.Garvey      LAN ATN  4  2  3  3  1  0  1  0
M.Schmidt     PHN CHN  4  2  3  4  2  0  0  0
D.Kingman     NYN PIN  4  1  2  3  0  1  1  0
J.Thompson    PIN NYN  3  1  2  2  0  0  1  0
B.Wills       CHN PHN  6  3  3  0  1  1  0  4
 
PITCHER        TM OPP  INN  H  R ER BB Ks HR WLS
S.Mura        SLN MON  9.0  2  1  0  1  7  0 W  
E.Show        SDN CIN  9.0  4  0  0  1  6  0 W  
F.Valenzuela  LAN ATN  9.0  4  0  0  3  2  0 W  
R.Reed        PHN CHN  3.0  0  0  0  0  6  0    
M.Proly       CHN PHN  2.0  1  0  0  0  1  0 W  
 
WHO'S HOT - BEST IN LAST 10 DAYS
BATTER         TM  AVG AB  H RB BB HR  PITCHER        TM IP  H ER BB Ks HR WLS
B.Horner      ATN .316 38 12 12  5  5  B.Roberge     HON  5  1  0  0  4  0 000
P.Guerrero    LAN .400 30 12  9  5  3  J.Cowley      ATN  9  3  0  0  3  0 100
M.Schmidt     PHN .382 34 13  9  5  4  E.Show        SDN 18  8  2  4 14  0 200
D.Kingman     NYN .276 29  8 10  6  3  J.Orosco      NYN  9  6  0  1  7  0 002
J.Leonard     SFN .308 26  8  7  1  4  D.Lapoint     SLN 17 17  2  1  8  0 200
 
WHO'S NOT - WORST IN LAST 10 DAYS
BATTER         TM  AVG AB  H RB BB HR  PITCHER        TM IP  H ER BB Ks HR WLS
R.Linares     ATN .125 24  3  1  1  0  R.Mahler      ATN 10 22 13  3  5  2 010
T.Lawless     CIN .179 39  7  2  1  0  R.Martin      SFN  6 12  8  3  1  2 010
K.Landreaux   LAN .185 27  5  1  1  0  C.Guante      PIN  7 10  8  3  4  1 010
P.Rose        PHN .139 36  5  0  5  0  B.Welch       LAN 13 14 12  8 12  3 020
G.Richards    SDN .205 39  8  0  3  0  F.Breining    SFN  5  7  6  2  3  1 010
 
INJURY REPORT
No injuries to report

1982 NL Game: Houston @ St.Louis

July 25, 1982

 If you like pitching duels, there was quite a matchup last night in St. Louis. The Houston Astro's Don Sutton lost a tough one to Dave Lapoint and the Cardinals. The game was a scoreless affair until the 11th inning. After 2 outs in the bottom of the 11th, St. Louis was able to scratch out the victory on a Keith Hernandez RBI single. Both pitchers went the distance and Sutton struck out 13 in a losing effort.

BOXSCORE: 1982 Houston Astros At 1982 St. Louis Cardinals           7/25/1982
 
  Astros             AB  R  H RBI AVG     Cardinals          AB  R  H RBI AVG
  D.Thon SS           5  0  2  0 .232     T.Herr 2B           5  0  1  0 .270  
  T.Scott CF          5  0  0  0 .269     L.Smith LF          4  1  2  0 .317  
  R.Knight 1B         5  0  1  0 .287     K.Hernandez 1B      5  0  2  1 .304  
  J.Cruz LF           5  0  0  0 .267     G.Hendrick RF       4  0  1  0 .295  
  P.Garner 2B         4  0  2  0 .272     D.Porter C          4  0  0  0 .216  
  A.Howe 3B           4  0  1  0 .223     W.McGee CF          4  0  1  0 .317  
  T.Puhl RF           3  0  0  0 .292     K.Oberkfell 3B      4  0  1  0 .279  
  L.Pujols C          4  0  2  0 .178     M.Ramsey SS         4  0  0  0 .250  
A-D.Walling PR        0  0  0  0 .162     D.Lapoint P         3  0  0  0 .045  
B-A.Ashby C           0  0  0  0 .219   C-S.Braun PH          1  0  0  0 .174  
  D.Sutton P          4  0  1  0 .173                                          
                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      
         Totals      39  0  9  0                 Totals      38  1  8  1
 
A-Pinch Ran For Pujols In 10th Inning
B-Subbed Defensively (C ) For Walling In 10th Inning
C-Pinch Hit For Lapoint In 11th Inning
 
Astros.......... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 -  0  9  0
Cardinals....... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  0 1 -  1  8  0
 
Astros (47-48)           IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR    ERA
D.Sutton LOSS(13-5)      10 2/3   8   1   1   1  13   0   2.03
Totals                   10 2/3   8   1   1   1  13   0
 
Cardinals (63-34)        IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR    ERA
D.Lapoint WIN(6-4)       11       9   0   0   1   6   0   3.45
Totals                   11       9   0   0   1   6   0
 
ATTENDANCE- 30,562 DATE- Sunday, July 25th 1982 TIME- Day WEATHER- Bad
UMPIRES- Lee Weyer, Harry Wendelstedt, Ed Montague, Randy Marsh
T- 3:25
LEFT ON BASE- Astros: 7  Cardinals: 5
DOUBLE PLAYS- Astros: 1  Cardinals: 2
DOUBLES- R.Knight(21st), P.Garner(18th), A.Howe(17th), T.Herr(10th),
         K.Oberkfell(12th)
TRIPLES- W.McGee(3rd)
RBIs- K.Hernandez(63rd)
STOLEN BASES- L.Smith(46th)
CAUGHT STEALING- P.Garner, L.Smith
WALKS- T.Puhl, L.Smith
STRIKE OUTS- D.Thon, J.Cruz, P.Garner, T.Puhl, L.Pujols, D.Sutton, T.Herr-3,
             G.Hendrick, D.Porter-2, W.McGee-2, K.Oberkfell, D.Lapoint-3,
             S.Braun
GIDP- D.Porter
2-out RBI- K.Hernandez
RLISP 2-out- D.Porter-2, L.Pujols, D.Lapoint, A.Howe, T.Puhl, K.Oberkfell,
             L.Smith, D.Thon
TEAM RISP- Astros: 0 for 7  Cardinals: 1 for 7
 
Dave Lapoint recorded a complete game shutout as the St. Louis Cardinals
topped the Houston Astros in 11 innings by a score of 1 to 0 at Busch
Stadium.
 
Neither pitching staff had allowed a run after the regulation nine innings.
Finally, St. Louis prevailed in the 11th inning.  After two were out Lonnie
Smith slapped a single.  Smith was running on the next pitch and he stole
second.  Keith Hernandez then laced a single giving St. Louis the win much to
the delight of the home town crowd.  St. Louis totaled 8 hits on the
afternoon.  
 
Lapoint(6-4) went the distance for the shutout. Don Sutton(13-5) was the
losing pitcher.  While he was the losing pitcher, he still struck out 13
batters in 10 and 2/3 innings.  
 

1982 NL Games

July 25, 1982

  The San Diego Padres have been slumping lately, tightening up the race in the NL West. The San Francisco Giants, Houston Astros and Atlanta Braves have been the beneficiaries of that slump. The Giants and Astros are now only 1.5 GB the Padres and the Braves are just 2 games back.

NEWSPAPER GAME STORIES FOR 1982 National League                Date: 7/25/1982
 
ATLANTA AT PITTSBURGH
Braves.......... 3 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  3  6  2
Pirates......... 1 0 4  1 3 1  0 0    - 10 14  1
Win:Candelaria(9-4) Loss:Mahler(9-12)
Homeruns- B.Horner(31st), B.Madlock(16th), D.Parker(7th)
 
John Candelaria allowed Chuck Tanner to rest his bullpen, tossing a complete
game and Dave Parker slammed a homerun and had 3 RBI as the Pittsburgh
Pirates topped the Atlanta Braves by a score of 10 to 3 at Three Rivers
Stadium.
 
Parker made sure the Pittsburgh fans enjoyed themselves.  He launched a
three-run homer in the 3rd inning and tripled in the 6th inning.  Pittsburgh
finished with 14 hits in the victory.  
 
Candelaria(9-4) finished the game allowing 3 runs in the victory. Rick
Mahler(9-12) took the loss.  He was hit hard and gave up 11 hits and 3 walks
in 4 and 2/3 innings.  
 
 
CONDENSED PLAY LOG
TOP 1- Washington-K, Ramirez-Si, Murphy-W, Horner-HR, Linares-G, Watson-G
BOT 1- Moreno-K, Ray-G, Madlock-HR, Thompson-W, PkOff
TOP 2- Hubbard-G, Benedict-F, Mahler-K
BOT 2- Parker-F, Easler-Si, Berra-Force, Nicosia-Si, Candelaria-E-SS
       Moreno-K
TOP 3- Washington-Si, Ramirez-G, Murphy-F, Horner-IW, Linares-K
BOT 3- Ray-Si, Madlock-Si, Thompson-K, Parker-HR, Easler-W, Berra-Si
       Nicosia-SF, Candelaria-K
TOP 4- Watson-F, Hubbard-G, Benedict-G
BOT 4- Moreno-F, Ray-Si, SB(Ray), Madlock-Do, Thompson-F, Parker-G
TOP 5- Mahler-E-3B, Washington-Si, Ramirez-F, Murphy-G-DP
BOT 5- Easler-Si, Berra-W, Nicosia-F, Candelaria-Sac, Moreno-E-SS, SB(Moreno)
       Ray-Si, Madlock-G
TOP 6- Horner-Si, Linares-G-DP, Watson-K
BOT 6- Thompson-F, Parker-Tr, Easler-G, Berra-Do, Nicosia-G
TOP 7- Hubbard-K, Benedict-G, Chambliss-G
BOT 7- Candelaria-K, Moreno-K, Ray-K
TOP 8- Washington-K, Ramirez-K, Murphy-Si, Horner-G
BOT 8- Madlock-K, Thompson-Si, Parker-G-DP
TOP 9- Linares-K, Watson-G, Hubbard-F
 
 
HOUSTON AT ST. LOUIS
Astros.......... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 -  0  9  0
Cardinals....... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  0 1 -  1  8  0
Win:Lapoint(6-4) Loss:Sutton(13-5)
 
Dave Lapoint recorded a complete game shutout as the St. Louis Cardinals
topped the Houston Astros in 11 innings by a score of 1 to 0 at Busch
Stadium.
 
Neither pitching staff had allowed a run after the regulation nine innings.
Finally, St. Louis prevailed in the 11th inning.  After two were out Lonnie
Smith slapped a single.  Smith was running on the next pitch and he stole
second.  Keith Hernandez then laced a single giving St. Louis the win much to
the delight of the home town crowd.  St. Louis totaled 8 hits on the
afternoon.  
 
Lapoint(6-4) went the distance for the shutout. Don Sutton(13-5) was the
losing pitcher.  While he was the losing pitcher, he still struck out 13
batters in 10 and 2/3 innings.  
 
 
CONDENSED PLAY LOG
TOP 1- Thon-Si, Scott-P-DP, Knight-G
BOT 1- Herr-K, Smith-W, Hernandez-Si, Hendrick-G, Porter-G
TOP 2- Cruz-K, Garner-K, Howe-Do, Puhl-IW, Pujols-K
BOT 2- McGee-G, Oberkfell-Do, Ramsey-G, Lapoint-K
TOP 3- Sutton-K, Thon-K, Scott-G
BOT 3- Herr-L, Smith-Si, CS(Smith), Hernandez-G
TOP 4- Knight-Do, Cruz-F, Garner-G, Howe-G
BOT 4- Hendrick-G, Porter-K, McGee-K
TOP 5- Puhl-F, Pujols-Si, Sutton-P-DP
BOT 5- Oberkfell-G, Ramsey-G, Lapoint-K
TOP 6- Thon-F, Scott-F, Knight-G
BOT 6- Herr-K, Smith-L, Hernandez-G
TOP 7- Cruz-G, Garner-Do, Howe-G, Puhl-K
BOT 7- Hendrick-Si, Porter-G-DP, McGee-Tr, Oberkfell-G
TOP 8- Pujols-G, Sutton-G, Thon-Si, Scott-G
BOT 8- Ramsey-F, Lapoint-K, Herr-Do, Smith-F
TOP 9- Knight-F, Cruz-G, Garner-Si, CS(Garner)
BOT 9- Hernandez-G, Hendrick-K, Porter-K
TOP 10- Howe-G, Puhl-G, Pujols-Si, Sutton-Si, Thon-F
BOT 10- McGee-K, Oberkfell-K, Ramsey-G
TOP 11- Scott-G, Knight-G, Cruz-L
BOT 11- Braun-K, Herr-K, Smith-Si, SB(Smith), Hernandez-Si
 
MONTREAL AT SAN FRANCISCO
Expos........... 0 1 0  0 0 1  0 0 0  -  2  5  1
Giants.......... 0 0 1  0 2 1  0 0    -  4 11  0
Win:Gale(9-9) Loss:Sanderson(8-3)
Homeruns- C.Davis(19th)
 
Rich Gale had a complete game and shortstop Johnnie Lemaster had 3 base hits
and 2 RBI as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Montreal Expos 4 to 2 at
Candlestick Park.
 
San Francisco scored 2 runs in the 5th inning when they came up with 3 base
hits.  Darrell Evans started the inning off right when he singled.  Bob
Brenly followed next and he doubled.  Lemaster then delivered a base-hit
scoring two teammates.  San Francisco rapped out 11 hits for the afternoon.
 
Gale(9-9), allowing 2 runs for the game, picked up the victory. Scott
Sanderson(8-3) was given the loss.  He pitched 5 innings and surrendered 7
hits and no walks.
 
CONDENSED PLAY LOG
TOP 1- Raines-F, Gates-G, Dawson-Si, Oliver-G
BOT 1- Venable-Si, CS(Venable), Kuiper-F, Davis-Si, Clark-L
TOP 2- Carter-W, Cromartie-W, Wallach-Sac, Taveras-G, Sanderson-K
BOT 2- Smith-G, Evans-K, Brenly-K
TOP 3- Raines-Si, SB(Raines), Gates-P, Dawson-F, Oliver-IW, Carter-K
BOT 3- Lemaster-Do, Gale-Sac, Venable-Si, Kuiper-G-DP
TOP 4- Cromartie-Si, Wallach-W, Taveras-G, Sanderson-HBP, Raines-Force
       Gates-L
BOT 4- Davis-K, Clark-F, Smith-F
TOP 5- Dawson-W, SB(Dawson), Oliver-G, Carter-K, Cromartie-K
BOT 5- Evans-Si, Brenly-Do, Lemaster-Si, SB(Lemaster), Gale-Sac, Venable-K
       Kuiper-K
TOP 6- Wallach-K, Taveras-Do, Johnson-G, Raines-Si, SB(Raines), Gates-L
BOT 6- Davis-HR, Clark-G, Smith-Si, Evans-W, Brenly-G-DP
TOP 7- Dawson-G, Oliver-F, Carter-L
BOT 7- Lemaster-Si, Gale-E-C , Venable-F, Kuiper-F, Davis-P
TOP 8- Cromartie-W, Wallach-P, Mills-Force, Norman-G
BOT 8- Clark-Si, Smith-G, WP, O'Malley-G, Brenly-K
TOP 9- Raines-G, Gates-F, Dawson-F
 
NEW YORK AT SAN DIEGO
Mets............ 0 0 4  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  4  9  1
Padres.......... 1 0 0  0 0 0  0 0 0  -  1  8  0
Win:Puleo(2-13) Loss:Montefusco(7-6) Save:Leach(1st)
 
In a game at Jack Murphy Stadium the New York Mets offense put up 4 runs on
the scoreboard in the 3rd inning and got by the San Diego Padres by the score
of 4 to 1.
 
New York did all the necessary damage in the 3rd inning scoring 4 runners on 5
hits.  That early run support was enough for Charlie Puleo(2-13) and New
York.  Both teams' bats went to sleep after the 3rd inning with no runs
scored after that point.  
 
Terry Leach was credited with his 1st save.  John Montefusco(7-6) was the
losing pitcher.  He pitched 7 innings giving up 7 hits and 3 walks.
 
CONDENSED PLAY LOG
TOP 1- Wilson-F, Bailor-W, Foster-F, Kingman-W, Valentine-G
BOT 1- Richards-Si, Gwynn-Sac, Templeton-Si, SB+E-C (Richards), Jones-K
       Lezcano-FO
TOP 2- Stearns-G, Brooks-Si, Gardenhire-G-DP
BOT 2- Kennedy-L, Salazar-G, Flannery-Si, Montefusco-G
TOP 3- Puleo-F, Wilson-Si, SB(Wilson), Bailor-Si, Foster-Si, Kingman-Si
       Valentine-Si, Stearns-W, Brooks-F, Gardenhire-Bk, Gardenhire-L
BOT 3- Richards-Si, Gwynn-G-DP, Templeton-Do, Jones-G
TOP 4- Puleo-K, Wilson-L, Bailor-F
BOT 4- Lezcano-W, Kennedy-L, Salazar-F, Flannery-K
TOP 5- Foster-L, Kingman-K, Valentine-Si, Stearns-F
BOT 5- Montefusco-K, Richards-F, Gwynn-G
TOP 6- Brooks-G, Gardenhire-G, Puleo-G
BOT 6- Templeton-G, Jones-G, Lezcano-F
TOP 7- Wilson-G, Bailor-G, Foster-G
BOT 7- Kennedy-Do, Salazar-F, Flannery-G, Bevacqua-W, Richards-P
TOP 8- Kingman-K, Valentine-P, Stearns-W, Brooks-G
BOT 8- Gwynn-F, Templeton-G, Jones-Si, Lezcano-G
TOP 9- Gardenhire-G, Backman-Si, Wilson-Force, Bailor-Si, Foster-W
       Kingman-F
BOT 9- Kennedy-K, Edwards-L, Flannery-Si, Bevacqua-F
 
LEAGUE STANDINGS FOR 1982 National League
 
                                                      ACTUAL-TODATE  ACTUAL-TOTAL
West                        WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC# WON LOS  PCT  WON LOS  PCT
1982 San Diego SDN           49  47  .510 ----    66    53  43 .552   81  81 .500
1982 San Francisco SFN       48  49  .495  1.5          46  51 .474   87  75 .537
1982 Houston HON             47  48  .495  1.5          41  54 .432   77  85 .475
1982 Atlanta ATN             46  48  .489  2.0          57  37 .606   89  73 .549
1982 Los Angeles LAN         40  58  .408 10.0          51  47 .520   88  74 .543
1982 Cincinnati CIN          39  57  .406 10.0          36  60 .375   61 101 .377
 
 
 


 

1982 AL Games

July 25, 1982

  The California Angels have gone ice cold. They lost their 8th game in a row today, 3-4 against the New York Yankees. Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox and Kansas City Royals have been winning at an impressive pace. Chicago now stands 1 GB the Angels and KC is only 2 games back in the AL West.

NEWSPAPER GAME STORIES FOR 1982 American League                Date: 7/25/1982
 
CALIFORNIA AT NEW YORK
Angels.......... 0 2 0  0 0 0  0 0 1  -  3  8  1
Yankees......... 1 0 1  0 1 0  1 0    -  4  9  0
Win:John(6-9) Loss:Goltz(2-8) Save:Righetti(1st)
Homeruns- B.Grich(19th), F.Lynn(19th), O.Gamble(13th)
 
Right fielder Oscar Gamble jacked one out of the ballyard and had 2 RBI at
Yankee Stadium as the New York Yankees beat the floundering California Angels
4 to 3.
 
New York went ahead for good in the bottom of the 5th inning scoring one
runner on 2 hits.  California tried unsuccessfully to come back in the 9th.
 
Tommy John(6-9) was the winner allowing 2 runs in 6 and 1/3 innings. Dave
Righetti got the save, his 1st.  Dave Goltz(2-8) was hit with the loss.  He
was knocked around by New York, allowing 8 hits and 2 walks in 5 innings.
 
'Just one or two mistakes were all it took to beat us today' Gene Mauch said.
'We take these games one day at a time, but this one was hard to take.'
 
CONDENSED PLAY LOG
TOP 1- Downing-F, Decinces-G, Jackson-K
BOT 1- Randolph-W, Mumphrey-Si, Gamble-G-DP, Murcer-Si, Winfield-Si
       Smalley-F
TOP 2- Baylor-G, Grich-HR, Lynn-HR, Jackson*-F, Foli-FO
BOT 2- Nettles-Si, Collins-P, Cerone-Force, Randolph-Force
TOP 3- Boone-G, Downing-F, Decinces-Do, Jackson-G
BOT 3- Mumphrey-L, Gamble-HR, Murcer-P, Winfield-G
TOP 4- Baylor-G, Grich-G, Lynn-K
BOT 4- Smalley-K, Nettles-F, Collins-Tr, Cerone-P
TOP 5- Jackson*-F, Foli-G, Boone-G
BOT 5- Randolph-W, SB(Randolph), Mumphrey-Si, Gamble-K, Murcer-K, Winfield-Si
       Smalley-P
TOP 6- Downing-G, Decinces-W, Jackson-F, Baylor-G
BOT 6- Nettles-K, Collins-K, Cerone-G
TOP 7- Grich-F, Lynn-Si, Jackson*-G, Foli-G
BOT 7- Randolph-E-P , Mumphrey-F, Gamble-Do, Murcer-K, Winfield-L
TOP 8- Boone-Si, Downing-F, Decinces-P, Jackson-Si, Baylor-P
BOT 8- Smalley-K, Nettles-W, Collins-G, Cerone-F
TOP 9- Grich-Tr, Lynn-K, Jackson*-Si, Foli-Force, PkOff
 
MILWAUKEE AT KANSAS CITY
Brewers......... 1 3 0  1 0 0  0 1 2  -  8 14  2
Royals.......... 0 3 0  0 1 4  0 1    -  9 11  0
Win:Armstrong(4-2) Loss:Augustine(1-4) Save:Quisenberry(24th)
Homeruns- R.Yount(22nd), B.Oglivie(12th), L.May(2nd), D.Slaught(2nd)
 
The Kansas City Royals nipped the Milwaukee Brewers 9 to 8 at Royals Stadium
in a hard fought contest.
 
Don Slaught had a big day at the plate.  He doubled plating two runs in the
2nd inning, doubled in the 5th inning and launched a Grand Slam homerun in
the 6th inning.  Milwaukee threatened in the 9th but Kansas City was able to
put down the rally.  
 
Mike Armstrong(4-2) allowed 3 runs in 3 and 2/3 innings, and picked up the
victory. Armstrong got help from Dan Quisenberry who earned his 24th save.
Jerry Augustine(1-4) was tagged with the loss in relief.  He allowed 1 hit
and 3 walks in 2/3 of an inning.  
 
'They made a couple of mistakes and I took full advantage,' Slaught said 'next
time I'm sure they'll pitch me tougher.'
 
CONDENSED PLAY LOG
TOP 1- Molitor-Si, Yount-P, Cooper-Force, Simmons-Si, Thomas-Si, Oglivie-L
BOT 1- Wilson-G, Washington-G, Brett-Si, McRae-F
TOP 2- Money-W, Moore-FO, Gantner-Do, Molitor-G, Yount-HR, Cooper-G
BOT 2- Martin-Si, May-FO, White-Si, Slaught-Do+E-CF, Pryor-Do, Wilson-F-DP
TOP 3- Simmons-G, Thomas-K, Oglivie-Do, Money-IW, Moore-F
BOT 3- Washington-L, Brett-P, McRae-P
TOP 4- Gantner-Si, Molitor-Sac, Yount-Do, Cooper-F, Simmons-L
BOT 4- Martin-F, May-G, White-G
TOP 5- Thomas-F, Oglivie-K, Money-Si, Moore-F
BOT 5- Slaught-Do, Pryor-FO, Wilson-Si, SB(Wilson), Washington-SF, Brett-G
TOP 6- Gantner-P, Molitor-L, Yount-G
BOT 6- McRae-Do, Martin-F, May-W, White-W, Slaught-HR, Pryor-K, Wilson-W
       Washington-F
TOP 7- Cooper-K, Simmons-G, Thomas-K
BOT 7- Brett-G, McRae-G, Martin-G
TOP 8- Oglivie-HR, Money-G, Moore-F, Gantner-F
BOT 8- May-HR, White-G, Slaught-G, Pryor-Si, Wilson-E-SS, Washington-Force
TOP 9- Molitor-P, Yount-Si, Cooper-Si, Simmons-Si, Thomas-Si, Oglivie-FO
       Money-K
 
TORONTO AT CHICAGO
Blue Jays....... 0 0 0  0 0 0  0 2 0  -  2 11  3
White Sox....... 1 0 0  0 1 1  2 2    -  7 13  0
Win:Hoyt(11-5) Loss:Clancy(9-8) Save:Barojas(9th)
 
Left fielder Steve Kemp had 4 hits and 2 RBI as the Chicago White Sox bested
the slumping Toronto Blue Jays 7 to 2 at Comiskey Park.
 
Lamarr Hoyt(11-5) earned his pay with a solid performance for Chicago.  He
surrendered 8 hits and no walks in 7 innings.  Chicago had a total of 13 hits
for the game.  
 
Salome Barojas recorded the save, his 9th.  The loss was charged to Jim
Clancy(9-8).  He got hit hard, allowing 9 hits and 4 walks in 6 and 1/3
innings.  
 
Chicago remained hot, improving their record to 55-39.  They now have a record
of 8-2 in recent days.  Not able to get much going in recent weeks, Toronto
is 2-8 of late and now has an overall record of 42-53, worst in the division.
 
CONDENSED PLAY LOG
TOP 1- Garcia-G, Mulliniks-F, Moseby-G
BOT 1- Law-W, SB(Law), Bernazard-G, Kemp-SF, Luzinski-W, Baines-W, Fisk-G
TOP 2- Upshaw-L, Powell-F, Revering-L
BOT 2- Squires-Si, Law-G, Almon-K, Law-F
TOP 3- Whitt-Si, Woods-L-DP, Griffin-Si, Garcia-Si, SB(Garcia), Mulliniks-L
BOT 3- Bernazard-K, Kemp-Do, Luzinski-G, Baines-F
TOP 4- Moseby-F, Upshaw-G, Powell-F
BOT 4- Fisk-Si, Squires-Sac, Law-G, Almon-P
TOP 5- Revering-Si, Whitt-K, Woods-Si, CS(Woods), Griffin-G
BOT 5- Law-G, Bernazard-G, Kemp-Si+E-3B, Luzinski-Do, Baines-G
TOP 6- Garcia-G, Mulliniks-F, Moseby-G
BOT 6- Fisk-G, Squires-Do+E-RF, Law-K, Almon-Si, Law-K
TOP 7- Upshaw-L, Powell-P, Revering-K
BOT 7- Bernazard-P, Kemp-Si, Luzinski-Si, Baines-W, Fisk-E-2B, Squires-W
       Law-Force, Almon-F
TOP 8- Whitt-Si, Woods-Si, Griffin-Si, Garcia-Si, Mulliniks-K, Moseby-Force
       Upshaw-F
BOT 8- Law-Si, SB(Law), Bernazard-G, Kemp-Si, Luzinski-F, Baines-Si
       Fisk-Si, Squires-G
TOP 9- Powell-G, Revering-Si, Whitt-K, Woods-Do, Griffin-G

 

LEAGUE STANDINGS FOR 1982 American League West Division

                                                      ACTUAL-TODATE  ACTUAL-TOTAL
West                        WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC# WON LOS  PCT  WON LOS  PCT
1982 California CAA          57  39  .594 ----    67    54  42 .563   93  69 .574
1982 Chicago CHA             55  39  .585  1.0          49  45 .521   87  75 .537
1982 Kansas City KCA         54  40  .574  2.0          51  43 .543   90  72 .556
1982 Seattle SEA             50  46  .521  7.0          49  47 .510   76  86 .469
1982 Minnesota MNA           36  61  .371 21.5          33  64 .340   60 102 .370
1982 Oakland OAA             36  62  .367 22.0          40  58 .408   68  94 .420
1982 Texas TEA               31  60  .341 23.5          37  54 .407   64  98 .395
 
 
 

1982 AL Game: Chi.@ Det.

July 19, 1982

  The Detroit Tigers were back home for the 1st time since the All Star break, hosting the red hot Chicago White Sox for a 3 game series. The visiting team was not very beholden to their hosts, pounding the Tigers in a 21-5 victory. Tony Bernazard was 5 for 6 with 2 HR, 4 RBI, and 4 RS. Chicago had 27 hits in the game. It was the worst defeat of the season for Detroit, and the 21 runs scored was the most by any team in MLB this year. The White Sox are a13-2 so far in July. The Tigers will try to regroup tomorrow with Dan Petry taking the mound and Lamar Hoyt going for the visitors.

BOXSCORE: 1982 Chicago White Sox At 1982 Detroit Tigers             7/19/1982
 
  White Sox          AB  R  H RBI AVG     Tigers             AB  R  H RBI AVG
  R.Law CF            6  3  1  2 .267     L.Whitaker 2B       3  0  0  0 .292  
  T.Bernazard 2B      6  4  5  4 .275     C.Lemon CF          2  0  0  1 .233  
  S.Kemp LF           6  3  3  4 .242     L.Herndon LF        4  1  2  1 .300  
  G.Luzinski DH       6  2  3  3 .277     L.Parrish C         4  1  1  2 .319  
  T.Paciorek 1B       6  1  4  3 .341     R.Hebner DH         4  1  1  0 .268  
  H.Baines RF         6  2  3  1 .239     R.Leach 1B          3  0  0  0 .243  
  C.Fisk C            6  0  1  3 .275     T.Brookens 3B       3  0  0  1 .194  
  V.Law SS            6  3  3  0 .373     G.Wilson RF         4  1  1  0 .245  
  A.Rodriguez 3B      6  3  4  1 .240     A.Trammell SS       4  1  1  0 .263  
                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      
         Totals      54 21 27 21                 Totals      31  5  6  5
 
 
White Sox....... 1 1 0  0 4 3  4 5 3  - 21 27  0
Tigers.......... 0 0 0  0 0 0  2 2 1  -  5  6  2
 
White Sox (50-38)        IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR    ERA
D.Lamp WIN(7-3)           7 1/3   4   4   4   1   3   1   3.19
K.Hickey                  1 2/3   2   1   1   2   0   0   2.83
Totals                    9       6   5   5   3   3   1
 
Tigers (59-30)           IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR    ERA
M.Wilcox LOSS(10-6)       5 1/3  12   9   9   2   4   1   3.91
D.Tobik                   2       8   8   8   1   0   2   6.40
E.Sosa                    1 2/3   7   4   4   0   0   0   4.28
Totals                    9      27  21  21   3   4   3
 
ATTENDANCE- 27,568 DATE- Monday, July 19th 1982 TIME- Night WEATHER- Average
UMPIRES- Rich Garcia, Don Denkinger, Russ Goetz, Dale Ford
T- 3:46
LEFT ON BASE- White Sox:10  Tigers: 4
DOUBLE PLAYS- White Sox: 0  Tigers: 0
ERRORS- T.Brookens-2
DOUBLES- S.Kemp-2(9th), T.Paciorek(23rd), C.Fisk(5th), A.Rodriguez-2(9th)
TRIPLES- H.Baines(4th), R.Hebner(1st)
HOME RUNS- T.Bernazard-2(11th), G.Luzinski(10th), L.Parrish(18th)
RBIs- R.Law-2(9th), T.Bernazard-4(48th), S.Kemp-4(45th), G.Luzinski-3(59th),
      T.Paciorek-3(46th), H.Baines(60th), C.Fisk-3(30th), A.Rodriguez(8th),
      C.Lemon(43rd), L.Herndon(70th), L.Parrish-2(62nd), T.Brookens(14th)
CAUGHT STEALING- R.Law
SACRIFICE HITS- T.Bernazard
SACRIFICE FLIES- C.Lemon, T.Brookens
WALKS- R.Law, S.Kemp, G.Luzinski, L.Whitaker, C.Lemon, R.Leach
STRIKE OUTS- T.Bernazard, S.Kemp, G.Luzinski, C.Fisk, C.Lemon, L.Herndon,
             A.Trammell
2-out RBI- T.Paciorek-3, C.Fisk-2, T.Bernazard-2, G.Luzinski-2, L.Herndon,
           S.Kemp-2
RLISP 2-out- V.Law-4, C.Fisk, H.Baines, L.Parrish, G.Luzinski
TEAM RISP- White Sox: 13 for 26  Tigers: 1 for 2
 
Dennis Lamp carried a no-hitter into the 7th inning and Tony Bernazard blasted
2 homeruns and had 4 RBI as the Chicago White Sox man-handled the Detroit
Tigers - the final score was 21 to 5.
 
Bernazard propelled Chicago to victory.  He blasted a solo shot in the 1st
inning, stroked a one-base hit in the 6th inning, smashed a two-run homer in
the 7th inning, delivered a single which scored a run in the 8th inning and
slapped a base-hit in the 9th inning.  Chicago provided plenty of action in
the 5th inning when they had 4 runs on 4 hits, the 7th inning with 4 runs on
3 hits and the 8th inning which saw them plate 5 runs on 7 hits.  The Chicago
offense poured it on, scoring in 7 of the 9 innings.  
 
Lamp(7-3) was the winner allowing 4 runs in 7 and 1/3 innings.  The
right-handed Lamp lost his chance for a no-hitter when Larry Herndon singled
with one out in the 7th inning.  Milt Wilcox(10-6) ended up with the loss.
He got hit pretty hard, allowing 12 hits and 2 walks in 5 and 1/3 innings.