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Friday, September 25, 1987 / University Daily Kansan
Sports
Cards win 3-2 in ninth extend lead
The Associated Press
ST. LOUIS – Pinch-hitter Lance Johnson's bases-loaded force play grounder scored Willie McGee with St. Louis' second run of the ninth inning as the Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 last night.
The victory increased St. Louis' lead to $3_{1/2}$ games over the secondplace New York Mets and reduced its magic number to seven for a third divisional title in six years. The Mets lost 5-4 to Montreal in New York. The Expos are four games out.
Dan Driessen grounded a single to right field off reliever Jeff Robinson, 8-9, to start the Cardinals' ninth. Curt Ford pinch ran for Driessen and advanced to third when McGee singled off second baseman Jose Jensen. A third field Jim Gott relieved and Terry Field hit a double to tie the score.
After John Morris was intentionally walked to load the bases, Johnson, who was pinch hitting for Tony Pena, hit a hard smash to third. Darnell Cole's only play was to force Pendleton and McGee scored to give the Cardinals their 49th come-from-behind victory of the year.
KU rugby players Chris Wilburn, left, Kansas City, Mo. sophomore, and Pat Samuel, Prairie Village sophomore, hit the ground during a tackling drill. The rugby teams were practicing at Shenk Complex, 23rd and Iowa streets, yesterday evening.
Bobby Bonilla's two-run pinch double in the seventh inning had given the Pirates a 2-1 lead.
Ricky Horton, 8-3, picked up the victory for St. Louis.
Rugby players to be on all-star team
By a Kansan reporter
Some members of the Kansas Rugby Club will travel to Dallas this weekend to play in a tournament as members of a Heart of America Conference all-star team. Jayhawk
coach Rick Renfro will be in charge of the team.
The tournament will be used to pick players to be on a western territorial team that will play later in the season in a tournament again!
Sports Briefs
After winning its first tournament of the season last week, the Kansas men's golf team will try to keep the victories rolling when it returns from Brook, Ill., for the Butler National Intercollegiate golf tournament.
Butler National up next for golfers
The 54-hole tournament will be played at the Cog Hill Country Club in Oak Brook, and will run from Sept. 27 to 29.
best tournaments in the country without a doubt," said Coach Ross Randall. "It should be a good test for us."
In addition to host Illinois, the field will include Oklahoma, Missouri, Duke, North Carolina, Michigan, Purdue, Arkansas, Tennessee, Virginia, South Carolina, Kent State, Ohio, Louisville, Temple, and Kentucky.
Butler National is one of the
Scoreboard
Baseball
American League
Toronto 4, Detroit 3
Minnesota 4, Texas 0
Milwaukee 7, Boston 6
Chicago 4, Oakland 2
territorial teams from around the country. The winner of the national tournament will then get the chance to play against the winners in Australia, among other places.
National League
Kansas Rugby Club members expected to be at the trials include Paul King, Scott Stites, Tom Kirk, Pete Knelsen and Larry Clark.
National League
St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 2
Montreal 5, New York 4
Cincinnati 5, San Diego 4
Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2
Atlanta 8, Houston 7
It's going to be really tough to go down there and make the final team, because there are going to be a lot of great players in the tournament." Stites said. "The players who make the team will be great athletes."
The Kansas varsity and club teams will be in action tomorrow against the Kansas City Rugby Football Club. Stites said the depth of college players on each squad would keep both Jiahawk teams competitive, even though some of the members would be going to Dallas.
The games at Shenk Complex, 23rd
and Iowa streets, will begin at 1:30
PM.
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