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KW 1 sages to division rivals Cincinnati, was the pitching performance of Sure, Cincinnati has a power est in the National League. it Citico As Low As $308 San Fran­ Danny Darwin Sunday against packed lineup featuring Kal Dan­ This leaves the Astros, aj cisco and ————————— the Dodgers. Darwin hurled a iels, Eric Davis and Dave Parker, dare I say it, the Giants to battleJ eni of t •Extra Large Pool •All Electric Kitchen mill All Los Angeles. Analysis complete game two-hitter. but the Reds get good starting out for the divisional ude. TJ •Tennis Court •Individual A/C & Heat ill there Like, With Bob Knepper having an pitching about as often as the Cel­ Giants haven’t won a divisional •Sauna •On Ground Mgmt. & Security Ik since 11171 and are Hi >" l"l; •Balconies & Patios •24 Hr. Emergency Maintenance “move out of off year, it’s important for Dar­ tics lose in the Boston Garden. ►Ceiling Fans the way, first-place belongs to us.” win to step forward and prove sit .illy a young squad. After a rough start, the Astros that he can provide quality starts. Going into Monday’s game in know it takes a few seasoned,)) |s jt. have begun playing the kind of the Astrodome, Cinncinati’s start­ < i .ms to lead a team intotheptTn i Open rc CalLd III! Open Daily baseball that made them National Add in Mike Scott, Nolan Ryan ing rotation had a combined ERA oils. , Mon-Fri Sat. 10-5 League Western Division cham­ and Jim Deshaies, and the Astros of 5.54. ability to 9-5 Sun. 1-5 pions last year. Perhaps they’ve fi­ have perhaps the best starting ro­ And the Reds just won’t be able Those veterans should be ihH1. nally put the sting of last year’s tation in baseball. to continue winning games after likes ,.| lose (ait/, Nolan Ru ... National League Championship But what does all this mean? spotting teams six- or seven-run Phil (iarner and Davey Lopes,! I11111!1,""/ Wm. J. Garrett ‘47 Series loss behind them. Well, in a year when very few leads. he's healthy. Ryan, Garner ar1*, , , Where one check pays all! In any case, the Astros have teams have more than two quality Once and for all, it's clear that I .ojn-s all have World Seriesesp^1" j" '' won eight of their last 11 games rience. This should all add up:a?111 1 1601 Holleman starters, it means the Houston As­ Los Angeles’ sub .500 record last and now trail first place Cincin­ .mother division title for Hou®:in"IR 111 ' College Station, Texas tros may just pitch themselves to year wasn’t the result of injuries. 409/693-6716 158tfn nati by only '/2 game. another divisional title. And this year things just might - as Iook as Dave Smith stt jf'U sl<)' Included in the streak were As long as ace reliever Dave get worse. Ie Special! ■nte Cotton Village Apts., Snook, Tx. 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Ht-ting ol INTEREST FREE WHILE IN and Jim Deshaies pitched a five-hit­ fee, SCHOOL ter over eight innings, giving Hous­ Ted Power, 5-3, went sixiri -j ^. • ROOMMATE WANTED Take 15 years to Repay Starting 6 HYATTSVILLE, Md. (AP) —Lo­ Charles “Lefty” Driesell’s new of­ ton a 4-1 victory over Cincinnati and allowing four runs on lOhiu. ()| months after Graduation at an 8% in­ uise Bias stares at the rows of faces, fice at the University of Maryland’s moving the Astros within a half Room in House SI 50. Bills I'd. Male, Non-Smoker. terest rate Aftei Davis' 11th homero:i^t |lll(r * 696-3884. 157t6/17 young faces she has seen in hun­ Cole Field House is a cramped rect­ game of the West Division-leading We make comittments for each and dreds of high school audiences in angle of ersatz wood paneling be­ Reds. 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