Wednesday, July 12, 1978
University Daily Kansan
Garvey's hits bury Americans
SAN DIEGO (AP)—Steve Garvey hit a game-tying, two-run单
and then tripped and scored the winning run last night, helping the National League come from behind for a 7-3 victory over the American League in the 4th at-Star baseball game.
It was the sevent consecutive victory for the National League, which has won 15 of the last 16 contests with the American League. It has lost 8 of those contests.
Garvey opened the eighth imminent with a triple attack reliever Rich Gossage, a huge drive against the right field fence that missed being struck.
Then Gossage unhooked a wild pitch to Dave Concepcion, allowing Garvey to score. Suddenly, the tight game came apart at the seams for the American League players, who were battle to overcome an All-Star inx that has hounded them for two decades.
Concepcion walked and hometown hero Dave Winklef of the San Diego Padres singled to left, where Chicago's Chet Lemon booted the ball for an error, putting the National League runners at second and third.
Bob Boone of Philadelphia, playing for the National League All-
Stars exactly 29 years after his father played in a game for the American League, followed with a two-run single. The score was 6-3.
Boone advanced to second on an infield out and dashed horne with another run on Dave Lopes' line single to right. That was plenty of cushion for relievers Bruce Sutter of Pittsburgh and Phil Niekro of Atlanta, who retired the Americans in the bottom half of the series.
The game began as it nigmage charge the creep. The THE AMERICAN League opened with a rush, jumping off to a 3-0 lead as Rod Carew became the first man in All-Star history to hit two triples in a single game.
Career roweed National League starting pitcher Vida Blue for a shot up the alley in left-center field that pitcher Kyle Frazier had to leave. A chance was left to right on left to center.
batteries went to third on an infiltrate out and scored when Carlton Fisk lifted a fascinated fly, which second baseman Joe Morgan caught in.
south right.
The National League came back to tie the score in the third timing with the help of a streak of wildness by American League starting pitcher Jim Palmer.
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Policelem vote Thursday to reject the city's offer for a 15 percent wage increase over the next two years. Firefighters are scheduled to vote tomorrow on the city's proposal, which would give them a 12 percent wage increase by 1980.
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