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Expos win third shut out Phils lO By TERRY SCOTT MONTREAL tCPi Sweep ing threegame series from Philadelphia Phillies is one thing but shutting them out three times in succession is an other matter Yet thats the latest feather in the cap of Montreal Expos after rookie Scott Sanderson tossed the clubs third straight sixhit shutout in 10 National League baseball victory over Philadelphia on Thursday Sandersons masterpiece fol lowed complete game shutouts by Steve Rogers and Bill Lee in the first two games of the series setting club record for consecutive shutouts and stretching Montreals scoreless string over the Phillies to 31in nings It also gave Montreal threegame lead over Philar delphia atop the East Division Dll WILLIAMS one hleepiiig game This time however the Expos left themselves with the smallest of breathing spaces and had to rely on airtight de fence and perfect execution to preserve the margin The infield pulled Sanderson out of jams in the third and fourth innings and catcher Gary Carter cut down pinch runner Garry Maddox when he attempted to steal second with oneout in the eighth Carter was given standing ovation by the 22388 lympic Stadium fans and it might have continued for several minutes had the Expos catcher not heeded the advice of Philar dclphias Pete Rose who was in the batters box He told me to stand up or the fans wouldnt quit said Carter had acknowledged the cheers with clenched fist the examiner Friday June 1979 Underwood loses to brother Tigers TORONTO cpl It was pure Hollywood Cecil de Mille all the way There was Tom Underwood 25 on the mound for Toronto Blue Jays battling after dis astrous 06 start On the Detroit hill was younger brother Pat making his first major league appearance In the stands sat their mother Helen and her oldest son Mark And what performance what thing of beauty the Un derwood boys from Kokomo Ind displayed In the end it was the kid brother who pulled off thv vic tory for the Tigers three nit performance over 13 in nings Brother Tom went the distance to receive his seventh loss allowingjust six hits Unfortunately for Tom and the Blue Jays one of the hits was home run by Jerry Mo rales his fourth of the year deep over the leftcentre field fence to lead off the eighth in ning wanted it to end just like this Pat said would have really liked to see no decision between the two of us didnt want to take loss and wanted Tom to get win somehow If he had won the game would have been just as happy as am now Over in the Toronto dresing room there was pride in Toms voice taught him how to throw slider and changeup while he was in high school he said When looked out felt like was watching myself JLST TIIIIEE IIITS The only hits Pat allowed up till the ninth were leadoff double by Rico Carly in the fifth inning and single by Dan Ainge in the eighth lt standings Warren Cromarties firstinr ning sacrifice fly scoring Andre Dawson who had led off the game with double against Larry Thristenson 02 and moved to third on Rodney chotts sacrifice bunt was the only run Sanderson needed to boost his record to 43 Im starting to run out of ad jectives said manager Dick Williamsexcept to say that this was one bleeping ball game Each one seems to get betterthanthelast but guess they didnt see it Sanderson who throws about 75 per cent fastballs capped his performance with flourish by logging pair of strikeouts in the ninth in cluding gameending strikeout of slugger Greg Luzinski scoreboard baseball it THE CANADIAN PRESS Tltl LlIAtilE East til PettiBl Montreal 2H IS 651 Philadelphia 27 2t 574 it St IUUI 24150 558 Pittsburgh 23 52 Six hieago I9 25 432 New York It 2H 361 esl Houston 29 231 55 iiiritiiiali 2ti 22 512 Ii Angeles 26 Stitl San Francisco 26 490 San Diego 24 21 451i Atlanta lti ill 1167 Thursday Results Montreal Philadelphia St Louis St New York ti Los Angelis 12 San Francisco to San Diego Atlanta Pittsburgh Chicago 13 Houston ineinuali Iodaslrobahlelilci2kriastiiEJll tliieago Iteuseltel 25r 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at Kansas in Busby 22 Detrmt Billinghani 5th at Oakland McCatty 30 Ievcland Wise 46 at Cali fornia Frost 32 Toronto Jefferson 041 at Seattle Mitchell 04l Saturday ianies Boston at Minnesota Detroit at Oakland Chicago at New York Milwaukee at Kansas City Baltimore at Texas leieland at California Toronto at Seattle Like to play tennis have lot of fun travel and compete in National Tournament Maybe even play before the TV cameras Announcing the Buick National Mixed Doubles Tennis Challenge Its new strictly for recreational players who play tennis for kicks and its for mixed doubles only It will be an annual series The Challengeis mass participation grass roots program that will be played at Four Levels beginning in July and August at 128 Local Playdown Areas across Canadamoving on to 39 District Sites on Sept 8thcn to semifinals at Beging fies on Sept lSand peaking with the Buick Challenge National Finals Sept 98 and 99 The Finals and Challenge Cup awards will be telecast nationally 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1M6 sfiicrr CHALLENGE ten innings AP Photo Comment urges US to golf win MUIRFIELD Scotland AP Never tell US college kid he cant play golf under pres sure British TV commentator Alan Hay did just that midway through the second day of Walker Cup play Thursday The US team including six play ers under 23 promptly stormed out and slaughtered the British seven matches to one in the singles final Hay made his comment at lunch time When discussing Walker Cup play to that stage he suggested the British stood good chance of winning the cup for only the third time because US college boys cant play golf under pressure Up to then the British were within striking distance of the Americans trailing by only one match But as Dick Siderowf the US nonplaying captain described it We were wat ching TV over lunch and heard the commentators remarks SPONSORED BY BUICK and on behalf of your Buick Dealer Gotcha Steve Dillard of the Cubs flies toward the plate and is tagged out by Pirates catcher Ed OH in eighth 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