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From Campus 345-1651 Braves lose game, but win pennant From Associated Press Reports Atlanta clinched the National League West championship Sunday, capping a roller-coas ter season that finally saw the Braves with their first division title since 1969 despite losing 5-1 to San Diego The Braves, who built their season on streaks — both win ning and losing — finally won the division when the San Fran cisco Giants defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-3 on the same afternoon Atlanta came into the contest leading Los Angeles by one game in the division and with what Manager Joe Torre called a chance to finally "quit playing scoreboard " In the end however, the Braves couldn t avoid that ten sion-filled game As the Padres held tan appreciation drawings, after the final game of the regular season while the Braves waited eagerly for that other score 500 miles north of here Torre closed the locker room until the Dodgers' game was over The Braves were forced to back mto the title, and avoid a one-game playoff with the Dodgers, when San Diego came up with five runs in the fifth three of them on bases loaded triple by Allan Wiggins The Braves took a one-run lead on Terry Harper's lead-off homer in the top of the fifth off San Diego left-hander Tim Lol lar who was credited with his 16th win in 25 decisions The Padres, however, struck back quickly, scoring five runs in the bottom of the inning with the help of some close plays and the shinbone of second base umpire Bob Engel Rookie Tony Gwynn led off the San Diego fifth with a single to left but it came only after he received a second life when At lanta left fielder Terry Harper dropped his foul fly near the stands Broderick Perkins the vrr.ltN W.M^KS t ^ors !iln SOp^'0"10' — ,Si»"S"SS ■ 1 * . \ lor sen'O teS coUege 9fa°_ a " 'K.\N'v rn''" OW'1**!?jj*HA. 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Milanese style Cauliflower Chef’s Choice Soup Bar Two special soups and Chill served daily Padres' first baseman, then lined a one-hopper toward second baseman Glenn Hub bard It looked like the perfect dou ble play ball until it hit Engel in the leg allowing Perkins to reach first with a single as Gwynn reached second A single barely out of the reach and over the head of shortstop Rafael Ramirez by Tim Flannery loaded the bases, and San Diego's first run scored when starter Rick Camp. 11-13. walked the opposition pitcher, Lollar, on a 3-2 pitch That brought Wiggins to the plate, and the embattled center fielder, arrested and suspended earlier this year for drug use. slapped Camp's 1-1 delivery down the left field line as Harper charged the ball The ball took one hop under Harper's glove and skidded to the wall as Wig gins ran to third with a three-run triple The Giants gained revenge for being eliminated Saturday by beating the Dodgers as Joe Morgan lined a two-out, three run homer in the seventh inning to boost them to a victory With a victory the Dodgers could have forced a one-game playoff with Atlanta with a vie tory The Dodgers were wrecked not only by Sunday's loss, but by a late-season eight-game losing streak They finished one ahead of the third-place Giants Morgan's homer came on a 1-2 pitch from reliever Terry Forster, who had replaced Tom Niedenfuer. 3-4, with one out and runners at second and third Forster struck out pinch hitter Jim Wolford before facing Morgan, who broke a 2-2 tie with his 14th homer of the season Forster threw his glove into the air in disgust as the ball cleared the fence and Morgan slammed a fist in joy as he rounded second, while a Can dlestick Park crowd of 47,457 cheered Fernando Valenzuela pitched the first six innings for the Dodgers, allowing only two hits and striking out nine, but he was removed in the top of the' seventh for a pinch hitter Valenzuela retired the last 10 batters he faced Giants' relief ace Greg Min ton 10-4. pitched out of a bases-loaded* one-out jam in the seventh by striking out Bill Russell and retiring pinch hitter Jorge Orta on a grounder to Morgan at second Brewers clinch American East BALTIMORE (AP) - Robin Yount smashed a pair of home runs and a triple as the Milwau kee Brewers beat the Baltimore Orioles 10-2 Sunday on the final day of the season to capture their first American League East Division championship Cecil Cooper and Ted Sim mons also homered for the Brewers, who spoiled Bal timore's storybook weekend comeback on Earl Weaver s fin al day as manager of the Orioles Baltimore had won three in a row to tie the race, but the Brewers won the one game they needed to advance to the AL championship series against the California Angels starting Tuesday in Anaheim The Brewers, who led the major leagues with 216 home runs, played longball against Jim Palmer, ace of the Oriole staff And Palmer helped them build a run without a hit when he made a throwing error on an attempted pickoff Yount, who came into the game among the league leaders in eight offensive categories, got the Brewers started in the first inning when he tagged a 3-2 pitch into the right field seats for an opposite-field home run It was his 28th of the sea son Walton begins comeback SAN DIEGO (AP) - Bill Wal ton. trying to come back trom a toot injury that forced his abrupt retirement from the National Basketball Association, took part in his first official practice this weekend since being sidelined two years ago The 6-foot-11' former Port land Trail Blazers star played 21 minutes Saturday night during a scrimmage at the San Diego Clippers training camp, which is being held at the North Island Naval Air Station He was all business, team mate Michael Brooks said of Walton who scored on a variety of hooks, bank shots and slam dunks This was a very big night for him Said San Diego coach Paul Silas after watching Walton s performance "It s the same old Bill When he's on the court, he brings out the best in the other players Everyone seems to play with greater intensity Walton who played seven minutes in each ot the three periods ot the practice game said afterward that his oft-in lured left foot telt fine The only pain I have right now is a dry throat Walton quipped I had a real good time It doesn't hurt and that's the first step One thing that will get better is my confidence tevel l want to become con fident enough to make a real hard drive or a quick stop and feel that the toot will hold up " Walton 29 will only practice and play once a week until his foot can stand the rigors of a full NBA season He said he doesn't want to rush his comeback because If he broke his toot again, It could shatter his hopes of returning to the NBA LAZAR S BAZAR Bongs, pipes and clips on SALE! 164 w. 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