monday, October 9, 1978
daily nebraskan
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Yankees, Dodgers win pennants in tight one run games
By Jeff Taebel and L. Kent Wolgamott
The Kansas City Royals and the Philadelphia Phillies
will be watching the World Series on television again this
year as the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers
do battle once again for the world championship.
Both the Dodgers and the Yankees won their pennants
Saturday with one-run victories, in identical four-game
series.
The Dodgers got some unexpected help from Phillies'
centerfielder Garry Maddox in the tenth inning of their
game.
Following a Ron Cey walk, Dusty Baker hit a routine
line drive to the Gold Glove winner in center field. But
the normally sure-handed Maddox dropped the ball,
allowing Cey to advance to second base.
Maddox made a second mistake when the next batter,
Bill Russell lined a sharp single to center. Maddox mis
played the ball, enabling penguin style runner Cey to
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Second inning scores
The Dodgers opened the scoring in the second inning as
Dusty Baker singled home Cey who had doubled.
The other runs came on homers by Greg Luzinski and
Bake McBride for the Phillies and Steve Garvey and Ron
Cey for the Dodgers.
In the American League championship game Saturday
night, the Kansas City Royals fell victim to the big bats of
the Yankees as New York tallied their only runs on solo
homers by Graig Nettles and Roy White.
baseball
The Royals collected seven hits against 25 -game winner
Ron Guidry, but were unable to put more than one run
on the board.
The Royals' only score came in the first inning when
George Brett led off with a triple and Hal McRae singled
him home.
The only other Royals' challenge came in the fifth
inning, when speedster Willie Wilson singled, advanced to
second and attempted to steal third.
Wilson was called out by umpire Lou
DiMuro on a disputed play.
However, television replays showed Wilson to be clear
ly safe.
Disaster for K.C.
Losing pitcher Dennis Leonard outpitched Guidry,
giving up only four hits. However, two of those hits were
the home runs which spelled disaster for Kansas City.
The only close game in the National League series was
the finale, as the other three games were decided by at
least four runs.
The Dodgers swept the first two gam v. in Philadephia
the first on the strength of power hitting by Steve Garvey
and Davey Lopes and the second on the strong pitching of
lefthanded sinkerballer Tommy John, who kept the
Phillies grounded, allowing only three balls to be hit in the
air out of the infield, two of which were caught.
Philadelphia came back to overwhelm the Dodgers in
the third game, played in Los Angeles, with strong pitch
ing from their lefthanded ace, Steve Carlton as well as
nine runs from a potent offense.
The trend of lopsided scores in the firt two games of
the American League championship was reversed in the
final two games, which were each decided by one run.
George Brett's three home runs highlighted Friday
night's game in New York, yet the Royals lost 6-5 despite
his heroic efforts.
Not exact replica
Although this year's World Series will once again
feature the Dodgers and Yankees, it will not be an exact
replica of last year's games, since each team has changed
considerably.
The Yankees lost pitchers Mike Torrez and Don Gullet
and have been disappointed with the performance of last
year's relief hero, Sparky Lyle.
On the other hand, the Bronx Bombers are still hot
from one of the g-eatest comebacks in baseball history
and have stopped feuding amongst themselves, under the
steady guidance of new manager Bob Lemon.
The Dodgers have changed their tune slightly this year,
with the late season locker room scuffle between stars
Steve Garvey and Don Sutton tarnishing their "nice guy"
image.
However, the Dodgers have strengthened their lineup
with the acquisition of fireballing lefthanded reliever
Terry Forster and speedy centerfielder Bill North. The in
clusion of the designated hitter rule in this years' Series
will aid in providing an exciting XX fall classic.
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