7) THE HERALD, Tuesday, July 26, 1977

| weekend af
In over

ay Kitimat

‘-Cogmos 12 to 1.
Sunda,

afternoon Terrace clashed against’ Kispiox

DOG ‘N’ SUDS TEAM |
WINS TOURNAMENT

af. ‘Terrace Dog ‘n’ Suds again saw tourney action on the
the K’San Maids Annual Invitational
‘a’ Buds came up with a resounding
ces in the first game of the day. Home
“rung by Due Lanyon and Penni Anderson, and 2 triples by
Dawn Coxford helped boost the final score to 22 to 5 over

q 2 Terrace’s second game on Saturday was called at 5
*izings when Dog ‘n’ Suds defea

South Hazelton

one point the

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o

‘> -ST.LOUIS. (AP) — Jerry.
-‘Mumphrey and Garry
Templeton delivered run-
ac singles in the sixth
to snap a 4-4 tle and Ted
Simmons later hit his’ 15th
home run to power St, Louis
Cardinals to a 9-8 triumph
overnCincinnati Reds ‘in a
National League baseball
game Monday night. ~

yoie and Moe Nicholson, and a triple by It was the seventh loss in a
for the Dog ‘n’ Suds. | row for. the slumping Heds
in the final game, | and 1ith in their last 13
id not | games. ;
d The Cards withstood an
yn Wiens aided Dog ‘n’ Suds final victory of 13 | - assault by Cincinnati hitters
that includéd two home runs

-Perrace players

+ eigen Cromar
_ "om Kitimat Aces;

“Mem orial Trophy for first
salaced second, and Kitimat

g: Bernie Patterson won a well deserved "Best
ler” trophy, and for the third tournament in a
ge McKeand won the “Best Pitcher” award.
ophies awarded were: Most Valuable Player -
of Kitimat Aces; Most Sports
a id 4 Most Inspirational Player Fern
‘Russel of Kispiox; Best Catcher - Louise Wilson ‘of
ielder - Diane Wilson, also of Kispiox.

rded the Mabel Campbell

lace, Kispiox Warriettes
Kees took Paiva,
brought home individual

manlike

yyzin won the 25-
' p race in one-hour
. 8.19.8 seconds for
¢ Soviet Union's 15th gold
dalin. track and field
petition at the Deaf
pics. The United States
od. with 12 gold

'Beahiel was leading her
‘into the final lap
fa kina cut into

zzad
ith the

y-in 4:99.1, well ahead of
chtel, who was timed in
‘ALB, The U.S. coaches
io) sega th lodged a
protest, and the race jury

ted to disqualify

‘Rita. Windbrake of West
many. was awarded the
silver’ medal for her
locking of 4:43., and Helena
-Zgwa of Poland took
the bronze with 4:57.5.
: Spachtel also ran the
‘second leg of the U.S.
women’s 1,600-metre relay
which clocked 3:59.0 to beat
the. West Germans by 15

ma @ US. men’s team won
the “ 1,600-metre relay. by
Eee rH peter
gland, clocking a winning
fineof 3180.

Mulders of

from:the finish line to win
the:

get the deaf
} 13249.5 last April.

_4, OTTAWA (CP) — Veteran
oa. ‘defensive tackle Rudy Sims
a: ‘was cut Monday by the
defending Grey Cup
..'' ehampion Rough Riders of
a ‘the Eastern Football Con-
. .-iference, the club
a. ounced, ;
a: ~=©=—Ss «Sima played eight seasons
a: , ..with Ottawa and was named
~. “gastern all-star four times.
oo oy After dropping the
~*."gpening game of the season
= “to Montreal Alouettes 27-17,
pee to Seah va togo with
‘2: ~Brancato decided to go wi
“ Ey three defensive line-
awien inatead of four, and use
‘ait extra linebacker.
_+Jiqa Teal; who played two
‘yegrs with Detroit Lions in
‘eh ational Football
‘League and was a late cu
“y ron Calgary Stampeders,
"Swing: placed on the Ottawa
fer for Wednesday’s
| aa Argonauts in

Sweden won the silver
medal in basketball Monday
and Pliland took the bronze. |
The Uz.S.,

In the inal games
Sweden beat Israel 97-53 a
Poland beat Yugoslavia 96-

- Cincinnati thi

_ error.

‘the only.
undefeated team in six.
clinched the gold

by George Foster and one
each by Johnny Bench and
Bob Bailey, in addition to

Pete Rose’s record 288ist

career hit as a switch-hitter.

Mike Tyson gave the
Cards a 20 lead in. the
gecondnwith a two-run
homer off Jack Billingham,
8-7. Foster, however,

. hammered his 30th homer of

the

year following a walk to
Joe

Morgan in the
and Bench’s
22nd: home run put
Cincinnati in front 3-2.
After the Cards rallied to
go ahead at 4-3 on a runs-
‘scoring double by Simmons,
the Reds tied it 4-4 on two
singles combined with an
Mumphrey and
Templeton then delivered
thelr sixth-inning hits to
send the Cards ahead :6-4.
-. Simmone’s home run
came in the seventh off
Cincinnati reliever Joe
Heerner, Mike: Phillips’s
RBI single gave the Cards
an 8-4 lead before Bob
Balley belted a two-run

60. ‘ The winners had heen for the Reds in
identical rec ' our .. -
victories and two losses, but ©‘ Mumphrey. doubled ‘and
Sweden placed second . fe
because it beat Poland last Baseball
Wi . - cad

The Soviet ~ Union | AMERICAN LEAGUE,
dominated Monday’s Greco- | WoL Pet. GBL
Roman wrestling finals, paitmore 5 AY SF —
medals and two.silver and “new York 53 44.846: 3
two bronze medals,.: .:*: ‘Detroit 4 52 458 11%

The Soviets also took the -¢igvelandn 943-51 .4S7--11¥%
volleyball title, Iran won pallwaukee 43 54.443 19
silver and Romania wW&S-Toronto §— 24.42 354 212
awarded qbronge te BACOR ae al Waste ce ae
Bulgaria was qualified chicago 57 3% 613. —
for failing to send several Kansas City 53 40 .570 4
players to required Mimetota, 55 43 .561. dia
audiogram tests. i . Texas..- — 50 44 592... 7%2

The Soviets had 27 gold caters 8 7 80 Wh
medals, 15 silver and 22 gaylend = = 40-56 AIT “1844
bronze going into today’s Monday Results -

final team competitions in
water polo and soccer.
The US.
competition Monday with 38
olds, 35 silver and: 32
ronze medals, after failing
to win any of the Greco-
Roman titles.

finished:

Minnesota 2 Oakland 1
-Baltimare 4 Nillwaukee 3
Texas 6 Cleveland 4 ©
Detrolt 8 Toronto 3” -
Kansas City at New
ped., rain
Chicago at Boston N
California at Seattle N

York,

He falls to win.

‘ST. ANTOINE DE CON-
TRECOEUR, Que. (CP) —

Male contenders in the ac-.
curacy class of the 14th.

Canadian skydivin
championships complet
five of their 10 jumps
Monday with Pierre Forand
of Plessiville, Que., and
Gunther Stephan of Toronto
ted fre firs lee ert
it scor ive
hitting . the

size of a cigarette pack—on

each occasion. a
Craig

Vancouver was’ in third

Montague mows -

: ect
umps
eee which is about the .

Winning. "of."

place while Tony Erlanck of
Vancouver and Rod Harvey
of Abbotsford, B.C., were in
fourth and fifth place
repectively. ee,
“In. the women’s accuracy
meet, Kitty Laviolet of Van-
ecouver—with misses
averaging. 14 centimetres
from the target after five

jumps—was in first place. —

Louise Cadoret of
Montreal and Kathy Cox of
Toronto were second and
third, with Brenda Blue of

» Vancouver in fourth place...

The ‘accuracy jumps
continue today. =;

in record style |

SEATTLE (AP) — While he was m

down

owing
California Angels batters, right-hander John -
Montague of Seattle Mariners wasn't aware he was.

doing it in record fashion,

He retired 20 batters in
in a 31 first-game loss

arow in relief of Tom House
to California in’ American

League baseball here Sunday.

Those 20 batters, cou
retired Friday night, ti

led with the 13 in a row he

the American League record

of 33 set by Kansas City’s Steve Busby in 1974, The
major league mark is 41 by San Francisco's Jim Barr
in 1972,

Red

scored on Templeton’s

. Cincinnatl
* Houston: -

single in the bottom of the
eighth to account for the
. Cardinals eventual winning

run.

The Reds closed within 9-8
with two runs in the ninth,
one of Foster's second
homer of the game.

Cubs 9,
Astros 7

CHICAGO (AP) — Larry
Biittner’s two-run homer in
the: bottom of the eighth
inning Monday | gave
Chicago Cubs a comeback 9-
7 victory over Houston
Astros who scored all.their
runs in the top of the eighth
in the National League
baseball game. - ,

After the Astros tied it
with their. seven-run.
outburst in the eighth, the:
final run coming in ag Cesar
Cedeno stole home, George
Mitterwald walked to open
the bottom of the eighth for
Chicago, Two outs later,
Biittner stroked his. eighth

homer of the season off loser
Mark Lemongello.

The victory snapped a.
threegame losing streak and
assured the Cubs of
maintaining first place in
the East Division. —

The Cubs ‘had ‘a 3-0 lead

. going into the sixth when
teve Ontiveros singled and

Dave Roseilo . walked: :-

Mitterwald doubled in a run
before Bill Bonham slashed
a two-run double to
and scored on a double by
Biittner to give the Cubs a 7- -
Olead.
Ken Boswell opened the
Houston eighth with a pinch‘
single. Terry Puhl walked

standings—

_ By THE CANADIAN PRESS

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago
Philadelphia

Los Angeles

San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta

. Maenday Results
Chicago 9 Houston 7
Pittsburgh 6 Atlanta 3
St. Louis 9 Cincinnatl 8
Philadelphia af San Diego N

' _ Montreal at San Francisco N

THE SHOE
SURE FITS

(AP) Jockey
Shoemaker and Today ‘n

Tomorrow teamed. to score. -

a startling upset Monday in
the $171,700 Sunset
Handicap as Hollywood
Park closed out i
racing season, oe
: Performing
crowd of 34,587, Today ’n
Tomorrow hit the finish line
one and one-quarter lengths
in front of. Hunza Dancer,
with another longshot
Copper Mel, third in a field

Caucasus, the favorite,
finished out of the nidfiey.

Today *n Tomorrow aid
$22.60, $9.40 and $7480;
- Hunza Dancer, the secon
betting choice, returtfed
$5.40 and $4.60 and Copper

Mel $10. The victory was’

worth $104,550,

_ The: triumph was the
eighth in the Sunset for
Shoemaker. It was also his
y25th winner in a $100,000
race, and he has won 705
‘stakes and a career total of
7,255 races. .

Time for the 14-mile race
was 2:27.3-5. -

' Niekro for two-runs.in the

t

‘Bill:

"geth

before a

of 13 older grass runners. ,

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‘and Jose Cruz singled in-a
run, Bob Watson reached
base on an error by Rosello

-and Art Howe singled in a

ir of runs. Joe Ferguson
oubled in two more runs to
knock out Bonham and then
scored on a triple by Cedeno
off reliever Paul Reuschel.
Reuschel struck out

" pinchbatter Wilbur Howard

and was replaced by Willie

: Hernandez who: went into a

windup while pltching to
Julio Gonzalez, allowing
‘Cedeno to steal home.

Pirates 6, .
Braves3

PITTSBURGH (AP). —
Bill. Robinson's three-run
homer in the eighth inning
lifted Pittsburgh Pirates to
a 6-3 National ‘League
baseball victory Monday

‘night over Atlanta Braves
ind Jerry Reuss's five-”

hit pitching.

a Pirates touched Phil
seventh inning to- tie- the
- Niekro, 9-12, gave ” a
double to Robinson to lead
off the seventh and he
scored on two groundouts.
Omar Moreno — tripled
against the right-field wall

and came home on Duffy

Dyer's le to centre.
In

owed- with a-

‘right, Robingon then hit the.

first pitch from Niekro for

the game-winning homer.

Ni a who gave up only
seven hits, walked one and
struck out three, Reuss, 6
10, walked six and struck ou
seven.. - ;

Twins 2, 0.

Ws 1

_ BLOOMINGTON (AP) —

' Larry Hisle’s 11th-inning
ingle scored.Rod Carew .
the winning run.

wit
Monday, giving Minnesota

Twins a 2-1 victory over
. aetge Surg en iet vite

wo

offers.

the eighth, with one out,
Niekro hit Phil Garner with
a pitch and Bobby Tolan:
fo i to

oooibrhey !

fachine just.

Oakland A’s behind the
Goltz, © mk
Goltz, 12-6, went all the
way and
striking out 14 and walking
one in the American League
baseball game. The.
ighthander struck out the

- side in the second inning and

fanned at least one hitter in
every inning but the fourth;
Goltz has won 12 of 16
. Gecisions since May 8. ©

Carew
Bostock started the 11th
inning with . singles. and
Glenn Adams was walked

intentionally by loser Rick
Langford, who allowed the.

Twins seven hits. Hisle’s
single through the- A’s
drawn-in infleld barel:
eluded. shortstop Ro
Picciolo.

. Minnesota took a 1-0 lead —
in the third inning on a soto ©

home run by Mike Cubbage.
The A’s tied the game in
fifth on Sheldon Mallory's
double.
Langford, 7-11, struck out

' gight and walked five.
score after being down 3-1, :

Rangers 6
Indians 4
Bert Campaneris punched a

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Washington followed with a

two-run single in the nit

inning to lead Texas
ngers to a come-from-

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Cleveland Indians Monday

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Jim Kern

Kern, 4-7, took the.
loss in relief of Jim Bibby.

With Cleveland leading 43,
“firat two

Kern ‘walked ‘the’

men in: the ninth and
Campaneris tied it up at 44

as he faked a-bunt, then

drilled the ball past. second
base. Campaneris went to
second on 4 fielding error by
centre fielder Jim Norris on

and Washington

the pla
followed with his single to

left. .
Indians took the lead in
the seventh on a solo homer
by Ray Fosse, his sixth of
the season. That was the
only run by the Indians off
Nelson Briles, 4-4,. who
relieved Texas starter

seventh,

. Indians preserved. their
-"Jead in the eighth despite a

single and two-base error

- that put leadoff man Toby
Harrah at third.

Cleveland
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. DETROIT (AP) — Milt -

ore and Rusty ‘Staub
in two runs
t as Detroit
Tigers defeated Toronto

. May, Phil Mankowski, Ron
victory over etl
each

. _ drave
Monday nigh
-Blue Jays 8-3 in an

American League baseball

game.

May singled in a run in the
second inning and his
Groundout scored another in

e fifth. Rookie Mankowske
tripled in two runs in.
fourth off starter and loser
deft Byrd, 1-3. .
| cre legged .out an
’ insidethe-park 2-Tun jn
the sixth off reliever Mike
Willis—a 440-foot drive to

straightaway. centre.
LeF lore also in a run
. in the eighth ‘a double

‘by Aurelio R .
their
when
Staub doubled home two
runs. ~ ; 7 . . . ;
Milt Wilcox, called up
from the minors on June 22,
‘was working on his first —
shutout since May 7, 1972,
before Steve Staggs
unloaded a homer
in the eighth, Wilcox raised
his record to 2-0 while Jim
Crawford, who got the last .
five outs, picked up his
fourth save of the season.

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