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OAKWAY CINEMA 2 FOR 1 COUPON 1 FREE ADMISSION WITH 1 PAID OAK WAV MAU. >42-5951 STARTS FRIDAY $2.00 HENRY WINKLER * Sports__ Cardinals walk into series tie ST. LOUIS (AP) - Milwau kee's Pete Ladd walked in the winning run on four straight pitches to give the St. Louis Cardinals a 5-4 victory and even the 79th World Series at one game a piece As their manager, Whitey Herzog, had told them the night before, when they lost Game One 10-0, the Cardinals turned the page in this year's Series book Keith Hernandez started the winning rally when he walked on four pitches from reliever Bob McClure George Hendrick forced Hernandez at second, and Darrell Porter, the Cardin als' playoff MVP, followed with a single that chased McClure and sent Hendrick to second Milwaukee Manager Harvy Kuenn countered with his best available reliever, rookie Pete Ladd, who had faced 10 men in the playoffs and had retired them all But Ladd walked Lonnie Smith on a 3-2 pitch to load the bases, bringing up David Green Braun never saw a strike and Hendrick scored the winning run as the Busch Stadium crowd erupted Ladd finally ended the inning as Willie McGee lined to short and Ozzie Smith’s single struck Bruan in the leg, but the Car dinals already had averted a predicament from which no World Series team ever has es caped No team ever has won the Series after losing the first two games at home Sutter, meanwhile, finished off a fine performance by the bullpen Earlier Jim Kaat and Doug Bair had allowed one run in relief of rookie starter John Stuper, and Sutter came on with two outs in the seventh after Bair allowed a double to Cecil Cooper. Sutter was not perfect, but he was good enough Sutter allowed a two-out, in field hit to Charlie Moore in the eighth but escaped unscathed when Jim Gantner grounded to first In the ninth, Paul Molitor led off with a bunt for his seventh hit in two games, tying a Series record Molitor, however, was gunned down trying to steal second by Porter, whose two run double in the sixth tied the score From there, Sutter breezed home as Robin Yount grounded out and Cecil Cooper flied out to center to end the game The Cardinals had tied the score 4-4 with two runs in the sixth, as the crowd of 53,723 at Busch Stadium finally had O.K.H SMARTY PANTSJ THIS# ONES The 1983 Pentastar Challenge Calendar. A chance to win a scholarship, Chrysler product and more. If you thought The New Chrysler Corporation was something different from other car makers,we re out to prove that you're right. 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The Reason We think you'll enjoy the Pentastar Challenge Calendar because it's functional, attractive and entertaining Maybe you should also know that through special arrangement with your College Store, we re helping 1983 perrasT^R cHM/enoe I to support the operation of this very important part of your campus. Is Chrysler getting out of the car business and into the calendar business? No. But at $4.98 maybe you’ll be impressed with Chrysler enough to someday look at our I cars. I For us, that’s the challenge &THE NEWCHRYSLER CORPORATION The 1983 Pentastar Challenge Calendar. On talc now at your collffga book ator*. something to cneer aDoui After Tommy Herr struck out looking to start the inning, Ken Oberkfell jerked a single to right field Oberkfell, who had stolen just 11 bases during the season, then stole second as Milwaukee catcher Ted Simmons' throw was well off the mark. A fly to medium right field by Hernandez sent Oberkfell to third and Brewer starter Don Sutton showed his first sign of wildness He walked George Hendrick on a 3-2 pitch and the Cardinals had runners at the corners The crowd, which alternately had booed and cheered the home team, was in a frenzy of anticipation, standing and cheering as Porter, their playoff hero, came to the plate Porter, who batted 556 in the NL Championship Series to earn the Most Valuable Player award, took Sutton’s first pitch, a ball Sutton came back with a fastball on the outside corner, a called strike, as Porter looked at home plate umpire Bill Haller in astonishment. With McClure and Jim Slatton warming up for Milwaukee, Sut ton threw his third pitch to Porter, who swung wildly and missed for a 1-2 count. Herzog then gambled. He had Hendrick running on the next pitch, and Porter poked the of fering into the left-field corner, scoring both Oberkfell and Hendrick Porter was credited with a double but reached third when Milwaukee left fielder Ben Oglivie's throw sailed through the infield for an error It was Milwaukee's first World Series error ouhum esuaptsu luimei damage by striking out Lonnie Smith, who has yet to get a hit in the Series, but the winner of Milwaukee's pennant-clinching game and of one of the ALCS games was gone the next inning and replaced by McClure After the two-out double by Cooper — his third hit of the game — in the Milwaukee seventh, Sutter came in from the bullpen and intentionally walked Simmons Ozzie Smith then made a sensational inning-end ing play on Oglivie's bouncer up the middle, coming to the right field side of second to glove the ball and nip the Brewers' left fielder The Brewers had jumped to a 3-0 after 2'h innings. With one out in the second, Gorman Thomas walked on four pitches Roy Howell, the next Milwaukee hitter, grounded into a forceout and advanced to second on a wild pitch by Stuper Charlie Moore followed with a double that rolled to the left field wall, scoring Howell After a travel day on Thurs day, the Series resumes Friday night at Milwaukee County Stadium yvith Pete Vukovich going for Milwaukee against St Louis' Joaquin Andujar Any giye binding Thru Oct 31 860 fc, 13th 344-7894
