European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 20, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday april 20, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 25 Musial replies to lawsuit filed by old buddy St. Louis a Hall of Famer Stan Musial denied any wrongdoing Friday in response to a lawsuit filed against him by his old buddy and former St. Louis Cardi nals teammate Joe Garagiola concerning a Bowling Alley they own jointly. The suit filed monday in Federal court by Garagiola and his wife Audrie also named As defendants Musial s son Richard Theresa and John m. Garagnani and five corporations including the Parent company of Stan Musial & Biggie s restaurant. Individually and As officers directors and shareholders of the red Bird lanes we categorically deny each of the allegations the defendants said in a prepared statement released Friday. After consulting with counsel we also believe there is no Legal basis for the lawsuit they said. To the contrary we Are showing constraint by not filing a defamation action against the  the Garagiola own a one third interest in the Bowling Alley in South St. Louis. They claim Richard Musial and John Garagnani each received payments of $750 a month Between january 1982 and novem ber 1985 without their knowledge. Last year the boards of directors of red Bird Bowling lanes and red Bird concessions voted to hire the sub management co. To manage the Bowling Alley and concessions for a return of 5 percent of Gross sales. The suit said sub is controlled by Richard Musial and John Garag Nani and performed no services for the payments. The wrongful accusations Are made More outrageous by the history of the relationship Between the families that own the Bowling Alley the defendants statement said. For 25 years the Garagiola have been con tent to let the local owners be responsible for the operation of the Bowling Alley. They Garagiola have received their share of the  outrun dodgers 6-3 Theismann from Page 21 but reluctantly. Gibbs was the strongest on the subject. If i had a preference i would t take one he said. But Gene Stallings the new coach of the St. Louis cardinals said in a comment seconded by the others just because a Guy made a mistake once does t necessarily mean hell do it again. We have to take each player on an individual  All five also agreed that the drug prob Lem in the nil is probably less rampant than it was five and 10 years ago. We be been Able to bring drugs out of the closet said Landry. It s More visible and we re More willing to talk about it. I be had my share of problems. All the coaches Here have had them and we learn from sex  for the last few years the nil draft has been held in late april or Early May giving the teams of time to Analyse psycho Analyse and probably Overa Alyze every collegian with the slightest Chance of Mak ing it in the nil. But that did t Stop a Young Man with a suitcase full of computer printouts from approaching Ryan and asking you All set for the draft coach i be got plenty of information Here for  Ryan looked at the Man smiled and re plied we re  from press dispatches Atlanta Chuck Tanner called i before the game began. All he needs to do is get a Bloop then hell get a blast Tanner said referring to Bob Horner s 0-for-2i Start this season. Horner indeed had a broken Bat Bloop single in the first inning and came Back with a two run Homer in the third As the no Roundup Atlanta braves downed the los Angeles dodgers 6-3 Friday night. Horner s blast gave the braves a 5-0 Lead after Dale Murphy had a two run Homer when Atlanta struck for three runs in the first inning. Let s face it that first hit was Lucky Horner said adding that his slow Start had t really bothered him. It was on everybody else s mind More than it was on mine Horner said. I know they re going to fall  it was the fourth straight loss for the dodgers but ended their string of 10 consecutive one run decisions since the season opened. Murphy drilled his third Homer of the year to right Center in the first inning on the first pitch from Fernando Valenzuela after Rafael Ramirez had beaten out a sin Gle to shortstop. The braves added another run in the first on singles by Horner and Terry Harper and a sacrifice foul Fly by Ken Oberkfell. Valenzuela 1-1, lost for Only the fifth time in 16 career decisions against Atlanta. Valenzuela whose wife Linda gave birth to a baby girl Friday morning allowed seven hits walked three and fanned two in six innings. Atlanta expanded its Lead to 5-0 in the third when Murphy walked and Horner ripped a 1-1 pitch Over the left Field Fence. Horner drove in another run in the fifth when he hit into a Force play. Ramirez was Safe when shortstop Mariano Duncan booted his grounder and Murphy singled to Center with Ramirez going to third when Center fielder Ken Landreaux bobbled Murphy s hit. Horner then forced Murphy of second with Ramirez scoring. David Palmer 1-1, allowed six hits walked two and fanned four in 62/3 innings. Bruce Sutler pitched the ninth for his first save this season. In other games Friday pirates 4, cubs 0 Chicago Mike Brown doubled in two runs in the third inning and scored on a single by Jim Morrison to Lead Rick Rhoa photo Bob Horner. A Bloop and a blast Den and Pittsburgh to Victory spoiling Chi Cago s Home opener. Rick Sutcliffe the 1984 by Young win Ner was the victim and suffered his third straight loss. Rhoden who has asked to be traded raised his record to 2-0, but needed seventh inning help. Re. Reynolds opened the third with a single and Joe Orsulak sacrificed him to second. Johnny Ray grounded out but Sid Bream walked before Brown doubled to Center scoring both runners. Tony Pena walked and Morrison Fol Lowed with the second of his four singles to score Brown. Morrison also hit his first Home run of the season leading off the Pittsburgh eighth. Rhoden had a five hit shutout working into the seventh when Jody Davis doubled on a Fly Ball that Brown lost in the Sun in right Center. Ron Cey Drew a walk and Cecilio Guante relieved Rhoden. Guante fanned Shawon Dunston and got Pinch Batter Thad Bosley to Fly out to end the inning. Pat Clements and Jim Winn finished up for Pittsburg ii. Sutcliffe worked seven innings allowing seven hits walking seven and striking out seven. Rhoden allowed six hits and struck out four in 6 /3 innings. The crowd of 38,150 was the largest at a cubs Home opener since 1978. Cardinals 4, expos 2 Montreal Mike Heath drove in three runs with a two run Homer and a Dou ble and John Tudor became baseball s first three game Winner As St. Louis beat mor Treal. Tudor allowed seven hits struck out four and walked two before leaving with two outs in the ninth after Tim Wallach s Dou ble drove Home Andre Dawson with Mon Treal s second run. Todd Worrell got the final out for his third save. The expos took a 1-0 Lead in the first on Dawson s second Homer in two Days. St. Louis tied it in the fourth when Jack Clark tripled and Heath doubled. Heath hit his first National league Homer in the sixth off Joe Husk ctr 0-2, after Tito Landrum Sinfield hit. The cards made it 4-1 in the ninth on four straight walks by Montreal reliever George Riley. Mets 5, Phillies 2 new York Ron Darling and Iassc Orosco combined on a five hitter and Ray Knight and George Foster both had two run singles to Lead new York Over Phila Delphia. Darling who gave up four hits in seven innings beat Steve Carlton 0-2, who Al Lowed five hits and struck out 10 Over 62/j innings. But Carlton trying to win his first game since last May 20, could riot Over come his eight walks four that came in a three run first inning. Darling 1-0, also got off to a shaky Start allowing a one out Home run to Milt Thompson in the first inning and Mike Schmidt s second Homer of the season two batters later. Darling settled Down and did not give up another hit until a two out sin Gle by Steve Jeltz in the fifth. Orosco pitched the final two innings for his second save. Giants 6, padres 1 san Francisco san Francisco right hander Scott Garrelts tossed a three hitter to Lead the giants Over san Diego. Jeff Leonard provided Garrelts with All the offensive support he needed by hitting a three run Homer in the first inning. Garrelts a converted reliever allowed a ninth inning Homer to Terry Kennedy to spoil the shutout. He walked three batters and struck out five in his second career Complete game. Leonard pitches royals past jays from press dispatches Toronto right hander Dennis Leonard continued his comeback with his second straight Victory and Rudy Law drove in a pair of runs to spark the Kansas City royals to a 6-4 Victory Over the Toron to Blue jays Friday night. Leonard facing the Blue jays for the second time in his comeback from a severe knee injury struck out five and walked one while allowing seven hits in seven innings to improve his record to 2-0. Leonard tossed a three hit shutout against Toronto on april 12 in his first Start since May 28,1983. In other games Friday rangers 12, orioles 3 Baltimore Pete o Brien Steve Buechele and Pete Incaviglia hit Home runs As Texas broke open a close game in the Middle innings and romped past Baltimore. O Brien hit a three run shot in the rang ers six run fifth inning to Chase orioles starter Scott Mcgregor 1-1. Buechele opened the sixth inning with his third Homer in As Many games and later that inning Incaviglia hit his second of the sea son with two men on base. Brewers 6, Yankees 5milwaukee Ernie riles one out single in the eighth inning off new York re Liever Bob Shirley drove in the winning run As Milwaukee snapped a five game losing Streak. Robin Yount and Billy to Robidoux opened the winning rally with singles off Brian Fisher 0-1. Rob Deer fouled out to first base and Fisher was relieved by Shir Ley. Riles greeted him with a single to Cen Ter scoring Yount with the go ahead run. Red sox 2, White sox 1 Boston Bruce Hurst out dulled vet eran Tom Seaver with a three hitter and Boston edged Chicago on consecutive Dou Bles by Tony armas and Rich gedman in the seventh inning. Hurst 1-1, struck out 11, tying his career High and walked three in avenging a 3-1 loss to Seaver in Chicago on april 12. Seaver 1-2, pitched witless Ball until Marty Barrett s Sharp ground single to left with two out in the fifth inning. But the red sox caught up with Seaver in the next two innings. Tigers 6, indians 1 Detroit Detroit s Lance Parrish drove in four runs with a Homer and a single to Back the six hit pitching of Frank Tanana As the tigers beat the Cleveland indians 6-1. Tanana 1-1, retired nine batters in Suc cession after walking Brook Jacoby with one gone in the Cleveland fourth. Tanana struck out five and walked one. Parrish who entered the game batting Only .147 with three Bis slammed a three run Homer with two outs off Ken Schrom 2-1, in the first inning. A s 4, mariners 1 Seattle Alfredo Griffin stole Home during a four run rally in the third inning o Lead Oakland Over Seattle. Chris Codiroli 2-1, allowed four hits walked two batters and struck out four in 72/3 innings before Jay Howell came on to collect his third save. Angels 6, twins 5 Anaheim Calif. Reggie Jackson hit his 534th career Homer tying Jimmie Foxx for seventh place on the All time list and drove in three runs to spark California Over Minnesota. Wally Joyner homered off Mike Smith son 1-2, with one out in the first. Jackson followed with his fourth Homer of the sea son to give California a 2-0 Lead. For Jackson now two homers shy of Mickey Mantle s sixth place total it was also career rib no. 1,609. He later had a pair of rib singles for a total of 1,611 runs batted in passing Goose Goslin for 17th on the All time list