" gORONTO (ory: - Dave
Marler’ just might ‘have
shrugged off‘hia'No. 2° and
ou. Hyd harder‘label, ..

Marler, Hamilton's second
year pro, turned in’ a daz

rola Wednesday — night . in
leading. the. Tiger-Cats to.an
1B-16. Victory over: Toronto
‘Argonauts, ar

The, “vietory: enabled

three-way tle. with. ‘Toronto
2, and. Ottawa. Rough ‘Ri
it “atop : the ‘Eastern | Frotball
‘, Conference. - Each: “elu has
"‘alx points. ,
“Marler, who: centered, the
game on Hamilton's second:
wequence: after ‘htarting ”

apraver

‘

Queena ecewaE yey Cyt reac ares ce ress
A r t

“ITE Cineinial Reds go on to:
repeat as National League «

Tagrezeeyaner
= +

Bs they can look back on'the fast

point of the nights are aaa

P While their closest rivals
for the title, Los Angeles

oth lost three ‘games. ina
to seconddivision clubs,

. the Reds swept a three-game

: ; pat from San Diego Padres to
take over {iret place.

On Wednesday night, Mike

* LaCoss allowed. only. three

2 tere sy e

7 thom a three-run homer by
# 2. derry Mumphreynand Marlo
~~ Soto, 6-5; got the victory with
three innings of hitless relief’
as the Reds beat San Diego
= 9, 3 The Cincinnaf! runs came
‘on a tworun singlé by Joe
5 Nolan in the foyrth inning
# gnd a two-run homer by Ray
Knight in the eighth, : oO

>In other NL- games, St ,
= Louie Cardinals | outscored
MoolreaP.Expot 7:5, San-:
, Francisco Giants completed
: a series sweep by beating the
\ Astros “6-5 in 12 innings,
Atlanta Braves: won their
=< third in row by blanking the
Dodgers 2-0, New York Mets
,, Gefeated Plitsburgh Pirates

a

Ya

a - In an age when saves are

\ Aurelio
’ félief pitching is all about
: Wednesday night,

* - Detroit's portly bullpen

_ te?

loaded

“the Tigers’ 31 Amercian
League baseball victory: over
‘ Boston Red Sox
“Tm looking for what I'm
. doing wrong,” insisted
after recording his 7th save.
« "T feel good because f saved
. the game, but they’ ve- bean
“ 80 eloge.”
Lene relieved pan ‘Petry
the bases ‘Kaded and
~ bei cut In the’ eighth and
« struck. out’ Dwight Evans,
+ Buteh : Hobson. and Garry
Hancock:

fEtee

‘T-hases again in the ninth on

- Ba Burleson’s single, Dave

leton's double and an

i t Intentional walk. to- Fred

; Lynn. However, Tony Perez

* lined tégecond baseman Lou

3 ; Whitaker,

= Stap leton off se
“then fanned Corlip Fisk.

th the East Division stand-

* Ings, New York. Yankees lost

1 to Chicago White Sox 41 but

* aling performnare in a relief

Hamilton to move into a

punt return on the firat-

x quarterback | Bruce Lem: -

West champions: ‘thi year, -

Dodgers and Holston Astros, ‘

hits over six lanings, oeé.of |

* fairly. easy to-come by, -
Lopez showed what. -

ace pitched: out ‘of. bases-:
jams in ‘the eighth:
_ andainth innings topreserve ~

“1 The, Red Sos Ipaded the

wha". doubled:
, Lopez

+ maintained their 3%-game

_ Jead aver Baltimore when
the Oriples bowed 6-1

* Kansas Gity Royals. rhe

leama begin a fivegame

- perles tonight in Baltimore.

Elsewhere, Milwaukee

_ Blowers edged Toronto Blue

ys bed, Cleveland Indians

- Weohbed Texas Rangers 14-3,

Oakland A's downed 'Min-

he

inared, ap
peared to be = Tone player - -
an either club: who kept ‘his -

meritian : was

polse hroughout the, bal

prone game.

ercagtt 3 were. the? north:
; contest, .The
Atos werd-found: guilty. 13
times for’ 119 yards while,
Hayallton: ‘was called aa. 14
oncaalbng: for 120 yards, >
_Marler's-. “per formarice..
aside, both coaches fingered
Dave Newman's fumbie oft a.
play.

of the fourth quarter as the.

hay. play'to- the game.

“The Arges were leading 1%

14 entering the quarter and

dad forced-Hamilion to punt -
from w Eee “wi, a ceed

5-3, and Chicaza Ciba edged:
Philadelphia Phillies 2470
jead ‘os

. The Reds: now

- Abieles dby a: ae and

4 Hddaton; by.
‘ over first wong Hi
lime'since May 18..On June

a2. they, were Seven “Bamles "

out. .

Knight's ith homer of ihe
season came off Bob Shirley,
9-8, and gave the Reds thelr
eighth straight vittory.over
the Padres .and their: Atti.
triumph in 14 games with;

San Diego this yeare> =

a two-rmn ible wo odes
pepe re stil
r first wit! ttaburgh
ie the NL East? *
“Oberktell's | ‘double
highlighted ‘a three-run
beventh ‘inning that broke &
- Glainta 6 wr s
‘Rennie Stennett singled
the béittom ‘of the 33h after: -
singles | ‘by: Jack Clark and;
Darrell Evans .tor the San
Francisco sweep
The Astros 2 oak ais lead
in the 11th on a run
single by Enos Cabell and an’
RBI done by Torey Put of

1 5

Lopez provides

innlnige.
Detrait nicked 1 seston’ r
{ohn Tudor for Twanceen

‘pang “In the sigth~ inh
capped by Wagaer’

hit, Steve Kemp |
a single and went: to third
when .. second: ‘baseman
Stapleton’ - threw.

Wockenfuss's. grounder into

‘eft field, ut fannera at.

second atid
Lance: ‘Parrish: “was: “An:
tentionally. walked ‘to toad
ine bares.” Kemp: nore on
Cowens's . phe-qut
rounder and rk Wagner
hit a shot off a hand
and knee that rolled toward

second: base (0 bring. home -

Woekentuss with the dec:
: giva-run.

Brewers $ Blue sey
Ben Oglivie's-bases: vad

“aingle with twaout in: ths bot

tom of the ninth lahing
scored Paul Molitor and
capped: @ys) ‘threesrun
“Milwaukee rellt
atarted. ‘tha!
Toronto's Jackson

his firat home sun since May
0. | a

White Hox ‘ Yankees: h
Richard thwarted
New York an seven hits, one
of them.’ Osche Gamble's
sixth-Inning homer.
Meanwhile, Chi¢aga nicked
Hon Guidry for a run in the
first- on dhubles by ©
Sutherland and Chet.
and = Glenn’ Sor mann,
Wayne Nordhagen and Jini

fi ally

dee
€ 4 ate

i

'

sed Tommiy- Boggs: *

oft wilh:

-John

ally sana

“Wines: wits fel position
- guaranteed, jt appeared the
Argos would add: to ‘thelr
‘lead. ears Be
Howsyer;. 7 Newnan
fable we Pant and ‘it
y. to, Phil
cai Pavel Nino Seagal it to the
pus st-yaird line. “A face-.
m ven ity took thé bal) to
Bernie Ruolk .
a rp he! Tents th front
= a 13-yard field goal, we
““Colwelt's|. fumble.
_pecovery had a.Jat to. do with
ing ‘a turriing point,” said
john Payne, Ticat's coach.
. “Wes, I'd have. to ‘say. that

sald {iii Wood, the Argos
AS mere important play,

‘delivery,"’

¢fumbie did hurt us a lot,” -

perhaps, ‘occurred on the -
first play‘of the game when
‘Lemmerman was sacked

_and injured.

. “He ‘(Lemimernian). got hit
on the shoulder’and numbed
his right arm arid after that
he could've. thrown biit he
didn't have any power in his
Payne. said.
“Marler is. maturing, he’s
reading the defences very
well; ‘picking. “the right.
receivers most af the time.”

-Marler .: “directed. «the
Hamilton: ‘attack. to 23. first
_ downs .and 340, yards .of of-
fence. Over-all che was good
on 19 of. 4 pisses for 240

yards.

He directed the Ticata on
two _touehdown-gcoring

_ WINNIPEG (CP)

‘Edmonton Eskimos jumped

out to a 27-3 lead: and then

>. ghasted to a 30-17 victory

over: the. Winnipeg Blue

a Bombers in a. Canadian |

“Football: League - game.
+ Wednesday night.
. ..The Eskimos, : who -

Melville, Sask, ‘but “the
Giants tied jt ‘again in tte

bottom of the inning.

“Mets 5 Pirates 3

Len Mazzilli and Jerry N Mo:
. pales knocked in. {wo runs
pace. New: York

eee pieatah despite H
aoe

sho had. t8 leaves pa ete and kicked

"dhe game in the fifth Inning
when he was spiked on the
deel at first base, hada two-
run double in the first inning
and: Jater. .scofed = on-
Morales‘s sacrifice ily.
Braves 2 Dodgers @
Atlanta, knocked: ihe

gers out of first ce 58 -.
ey ae

a ‘dominated the first’ three

gins: We pte cant

quarters of play, - extended
their record to'5-0 to remain
in-firet: place in the Western

‘Football Conference. The =
. Bombers stipped ito 1-4 and

are in last place...
“, Edmonton got touchdowns.
trom Neil Lumsden, , Joe.

ee ar a

fleld gobls of 16, . a and wv
yards,

Winnipeg scored its two
touchdowns late in ‘the fourth
‘quarter as quarterback
Dieter Brock fourd Robert
" Woods and. Mike Holmes in
the end zone. He also com-
bined with Holmes for. a two-
point: convert. Trevor

venhitter-for his ‘second “Kennerd added .a 36-yard
seanon,

of the
Bete ne ra
erry “Martin --h
jase aye thom of
‘the ninth Inning. wo a give
Chicago its: victory over
omnis CoB

rollef

a

A Morrion'dcove in runs with’
werilice filles.

‘Peyale @ Ortelés't
' Bich; Gale, ‘backed by
Willie. ‘Aikens’s three-run

homer.olf dim Palmer in the
fire: lining; won. his ninth

cutive gaye, Aikens's
13th hamer’ of the séason

capped: a’ four-tun first in-
nitig’ ‘agaist Palmer. after.
‘Geotge” Brett. extended . his
hitting ‘streak ‘io 25 games
with 4 rup-scoring single.

ins 14 Rangers 3

Wane “Garland combined
with Mike Stanton on: @_six-.
‘hitter: while ‘the Indians
vallected ‘19 hits, They
fouched' Nor. Modich f i
three ru inthe firet innin

“Ae @ Taig

“ Wayie-Groas capped Oak-
Jand’s four-suri sixth. inning.

with a tle-breaking; three-
. i Romer, while Matt
‘Keough Bitehed his, 17th

cain re
ford .-n
rt nde

field goal to complete the.
‘Bombers scoring.

~ Winnipeg coach Ray Jauch
said matter-of-factly that his
club was beaten by a
superior team. ! :

“They put the. force right |
on us,” he said. “We didn’t
get’ things picked up until
peal later: “on, in the ball

The. pressure they.
exerted on us was probably.
the thing that got to us more
. than anything elge,”” oe

Much’ of that’ pressure
came from the Eskimos pass
rush, Brock, who completed —
4 of 45 passing attempts for
317 yards, was sacked elght

“thmes and forced {o rush his -

passes on several other
occasions. _

‘Edmonton defensive end
Ron -Estay said getting to
Brock was they, key: to the”
Edmonton victory. °

“You can’t take anything
from Winnipeg, they’ve got a

oad team,” he said. ‘You
gotta put pressure on Brock
to beat Winnipeg and that .
was our-main goal.” .

A 60-yard ‘pass from
alarting ; quarterback Tom
Wilkingon, who completed
six of 11 passes for 01 yards,
to Brian Kelly set up Cutler's
first field goal..Beford the

first quarter ‘ended Reggie i

Pierson. intercepted —

Wilkinson pass at - the ;
Eskimos 39-yard tine, and -

, track. it in Halifax, hopes

hops i rons Keriierd) subsequently
{hveatan homer during 1 six- evehed the score, connecting
rut, , inning. _ from the 36-yard line.

Rt we Edmonton came to life
A BYES Tie DISABLED halfway through the second “
(CP) rter after Warren Moon .|

Nt cith, head coach of St. ok over from Wilkinson-at

Mary’ ‘a Huskies. football quarterback, On his first

» Says. some of the offensive series he marched

nce's best athleles a are
disabled and seven of the
Pree medals. Reith: says

the Eskimos 65 yards for a
yx touchdown as ‘he gent
hiner Doug Ei Lumsden in on a third-down

ngllsh of play from the Bombers two

Halifae who recently
. in a yard line.

aut sighted runners

Tweleve seconds later,
Holll intercepted a
Brock | ties ‘and raced into

pompete for the gold
inde! 1. the 1984 0)
U0 - ivmple

drives: and had two other
stalled when he was in-
tercepted deep in: “Argo
territory. .

Toronto opened in * ‘high
gear, with: the defence
knocking -Lemmerman out
and the offence putting seven

‘points on the board via an 87-
yard pass-andrun touchdown.”
by. Newman from Mark’

Jackson. |
Marler then came into the

game and drove Hamilton .
downfield on seven plays and’
scored himself from the two-

yard line on‘a hootleg.’

After .two Zenon | An-°

drusyshyn singles put ‘the
Argos up 9-7 at the half,

Jackson connected with a 10-'
yard touchdown te toss JoPelée.

the end zone tor ‘another:
Eskoimes touchdown. -

- Moon, who was good on.
five of 16 passes for 84 yards,
said he. wasn’t totally
pleased with. his . -per-

formance, especially in the .

fourth quarter.

“kind of lost my. killer ia

stinet- and took. things, for
granted that the game was.
over,” he said. “We made a

couple of dumb mistakes and ®

weren't moving, the ball.

“winnipeg was able to .
score some points t hecause of 4

our complicency.””

Edmonton’ extended ‘its

lead to 27-3 by the the mid-
way: , pallit:, ofr the; Hfguith +:

Muller in the third quarter.

VANCOUVER {CP} —

Calgary. Stampeders wasn't
enough bad news, B.C. Liona
found ‘out-* Wednesday af-

“ternoon they will be without

quarterback. Joe Paopao fer
two to’ -threa! weeks ‘and

the ‘rest of the: Canadian
. Football: ‘League: season. .

‘A spokesman far the Lions
said ‘tesis: on ; Paopao’s

shoulder indicated:the third-

But Marler again brought \ year pivot. suffered a slightly

the Ticats together and
again drove them the length
of the field, helped by.a pass,
interference: call, with
Ronnie ‘Rowland | scoring
from. ‘the“one,

Then it was up to Newman
. to give the Ticats some life.
All in all; the Argos must

have known ihey-would be in .
for a long night ‘after their
cheerleaders got the bounce .

for being too bouncy.

the Argonauts’ cheerleaders
found that their new halter:

- tops: weren't. halting very”

much and their shorts were a
hit too cheeky:

_ Eskimos display heat
“in 30-17 victory romp

:quarter on a’ touchdown: by
Germany and two: more
Cutler field.goals..

Brock directed two inte

‘drives. for Bombers touch- .
downs. He hit- Woods in the -.

‘end zone on an eight yard
‘play al 12:34 and. then: hit
‘Holmes ‘for. a two-point

conyett.. Edmonton fumbled.
oa thé first play after the’.”
“kickoff, and 35 seconds later:
“Brock hit Holmes with a 20:
yard. touchdown pass. The .

‘two-point’ convert: attempt
failed.

Winnipeg actally had a -

slight edge’ in net offence
with. 274 yards compared
ih 270 for he Eskimos.

BASE BALL STATS |

: AneRICR J-LEAGUE.
Wek Pc}.GBL

New York, «69 4 622
Baltimore ‘$8 46) 508 “Bie
etroit 59°50 .Sa1 , Ble
Milwaukee 60 S¥ 526 10
Cleveland =, $2? $2 (523° 10a
Bosto:. 58 54 .sle It
Toronto ‘ 48 64 429-21
Wast .. |. :
Kansas City 232 42..6R
Oakland | ot £8 56 $13, 19"
Tenas 82 58 a7
Minnesota | ae 64 a3a 22
Chicago . 40 64 1429 23
Callfarnia te ab BS Ad. 2a
Seatile gh 72 69 902
Wednesday: Results +e

Milwaukee § Toronto 47° 3
Cleveland 4 Texas 3°
Oetroit 2 Boston
Chicago *, New York 1
Kansas City 6. Watimore 1
Oakland 6 Minnesota 2,
California 10 Seattle 4

Today's Games «.
Onkiand at Minnesota °
Toronio at AMiiwaukee
Boston. at’ Detroit N&
Texas at Cleveland N
New York af
Calitornia at Seatile N.-

Friday Results '..

New York ai Galtimore N°

ioe, eS at a N :

.

Baltimore N ot

mo “aaron LEAGUE.

Montreal E
Pittsburgh ga 50 Sel —
Philadeiphia s7 53.518 5
New York § 5? 406 74,
St...Louls . | , 50 41 450. 12a
“Chicago. |. 46 a8 ATU?
. So eat
Cincinnall 67:59 «S08...
Los Angefes 61 S3 535 - My
’ Houston 40 53 S21 1...
. San Francisco $6 58 49) Sta
Atlanta 53 40.40? 8
San Diana . 7H as AS va

os “ wadnesday paguite a
St. Louls ? Montreal 5

Today's Games .
Houston at - ‘Son Diege
. Atlonia “at San Francisco

Chicego at St,

‘In the pregame f festivities .

Phitadeiphia at New York —)
hove N ron

separaled. shoulder alter a

‘letdown’ by “the “Lions’- of- .
fensive lina.

"Stampeders mounted a

fieree pass rush during the
:. gaime and sacked..Paopao
Zand his replacement, rookie _
“Roy.: Dewalt, bed times.
Dewalt ‘replactd
early | ini ther
“Meanwhile, "hinning ak
“Leo Stoan will:be tobt fof the ,
Seaton. 85 deste: Wednesday -
confirmed . ‘the. pookle from .

acre

Linfield ‘College in Oregon
suffered torn knee ligaments
in the game. | Sloan was to be

if Tuesday night's 24-7 logit to

Funning back Leo Stoari for:

tbo tes

. The Herald, Thur, August 14, 1980, Page ? .

| Samoan thrown
for injury loss

* operated on today. - ;
The Lions already are

missing running back Larry

Key, a 1000-yard rusher ‘in

- each of (he last two seasons,
_with’ a. knee problem.

Fullback John. Henry White

- played | Tuesday. despite ©
‘bruiped

ribs.
Canadian running back

Don: Taylor ~ likely will.

replace. Sloan in the lineup

when the Lions play their

next game Aug. 20 in-Regina
against Saskatchewan
Roughriders, B.C. ‘defeated
the Roughies: 39-24 in ‘the

. league opener at ‘Vancouver

‘July 8.
Dewalt likely will get his

first regular season start at

quarterback for the Lions.
However, a team spokesman

-gaid the Lions may. be’
looking toward bringing in :

an experienced quarterback

“and said Mike Nott, who was
beat out by: Dewalt for. the

back up quaterback position,
may be brought in for in-
surance.

_ "NASL STATS _

, NATIONAL -COMPRRENCE
astera -E

id ABP Pls
770 62° i

New York” 22

Washing 41 oH ? a1

Toronto ©. = 11

Rochester. 12-1 va ? 3 ty

sf “ree

Dallas 42 438
inn \4 i |, 42 43-121.

Tulsa wes 44122

Attanta 423-2) -27 i él

Western Givisien:
. 4 & 70 7 53 Ww?
. 1810 95 45 48 ia
Vancouver. . 15 14 at. ah 38 126
Rortiand

mats

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_~law--No:. .37,-.1976 Electoral: Area C”
Zoning ..By-law; Amendment By-law

‘The Proposed Zoning By. law is con: °
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The. general ‘intent of the proposed

Zoning By-law Is fo
‘designation from Agricultural to High .
‘Density Rural to accommodate a
proposed five 2 acre lot subdivision.

: The proposed Zoning Amendment may
- be: viewéd during regular business
hours ‘at the Regional Olstrict of
_ Kitimat-Stikine's office.
” Hearing shatl.be held in the Regional
District of. Kitimat-Stikine’s office on
Wednesday August 20, 1980 at 7:30 p.m.

“Any and all persons having any In-
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