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_, Playoita. Mario Pouliot and Ted

"Gily each had four goals, while
Steve Buick and Aaron Callihoo:

‘both had fiat tricks. - Barry

~ Olivier scored a goal and had four

' asaists for the winners.
For -Landscaping, it was
Mickey Williams and Tom

‘ogharba ‘Rust. ‘and Sons
pened their first-round best-of-'
‘three - novice -serles .aginst’ .
2° CASAW with a 10-4 win, led-by
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Monra had two dnd Jusal Jaakola:’
“and Sean Currell scored once.

each for CASAW. a, -
Both of those series have their’ .

second’ games scheduled for
Monday night.

In: the final. regular-aeason.
games in the other two divisions,

Elks and OK Tire' eame out

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a OK “Tire” git ‘a rere 5 shutout. .
Thursday when they beat:-Kitimat .”°
Buildall 6-0. Kevin. Graham and Te
Hugh Mitchell. each had apair |.”
while Prescott Bolton and= —
" Dwayne Stuart got one apiece tor

the winners.

Playoffs in those two divisions

white two heme runs 1 by
Gary: Matthews powered

te

’

Philadelphia.to victory,

Pittsburgh Pirates °
: Thanager Chuck Tanner was
talking about a bunt.:-
Mi don't know: what the -- popped
chances are,”’ Tanner said —

-after® playing the gamé
hder. protest..."We'll just
have. to wait and see.”

Matthews! second homer

af the e to lead off the
, Uh inning gave the Phillies
@ ‘#9 victory and snapped
‘Philadelphia's ‘five-game

losing string — ita longest of

the: year. -

ohh other National League
games, incinnati Reds
stopped |San Franclaco
* Giants 4-2 d Chicago Cubs:

outlasted \Montreal Expos.

188."

“When you hita homerun
lke" that, you take a lot. of
-preasure off everybody,”

* Matthews said.

‘But it was the bunt ‘that ”
‘had Tanger talking after the

game.

After. the Phils had tied
the game 3-3 in the top of the

“ninth, Tony Pena opened the ©

bottom half of the inning

" with a: single. Lee Lacy,.

attempting a sacrifice bunt,
the ball into the air

and Philadelphia relief

-plteher Sparky Lyle cayght
before it hit the ground.

Lyle then threw ‘to first
base te dauble off Pena, who
was running on the play.

But plate umpire. Bob,
Engel didn’t.see Lyle catch
the ball.and ruled that Lacy
was out at firat and Pena
was safe at second base.

“The Phillies immediately
chailenged the call,. After
Engel huddled with his

fellow ‘umpires’ for 10

minutes, he reversed

himself. and ruled It was a

double play. |

Btay at
Philadelphia: manager Pat, -

, “| couldn't see the guy -

_tateh the ball, so I didn’t

signal out,’’ said Engel, who

was screened by catcher Bo

begin Monday night,”

. Diaz. “q] went to my ‘part:

ners, and the two guys on
the wings’ (Jerry Dale and
Fred Brocklander) both told

‘me that without a doubt, the

guy caught the ball.”

Tanner claimed ‘Pena :

should have been allowed to
second. But

Corrales said: ‘“‘It wab

‘handled right because they
__ all got together.”

Matthews’ ‘first home run
came in the first, while

. Johnny Ray and Jason
Thompson ‘-homered for .
Pittsburgh. © =

* CUBS 12 EXPOS: 8

Home - runs by Bill
Buckner, Jay Johnstone and
Bump Wills helped Chicago
beat, Montreal. Pitcher
Randy Martz aided the
attack with a three-run

+ double.

It was. the Cubs’ fourth

- straight victory; but Martz —
- wasn’t around long enough

to get the ‘victory, which

went to yeliever Mike Proly,
1-0. David Palmer, Ll, took:
: ‘the loss, °
Al Oliver and Jerry White .

homered for Montreal. .-
REDS 4 GIANTS 2

Cesar Cedeno continued -
-his ‘hot hitting: with a two-
- run double and Eddie Miller

drove in a run, then later
scored as Cincinnati

. downed San Francisco.

The Giants scored twice
off Charlle Leibrandt, both
times after leadoff doubles.
In the first inning, Duane
Kuiper doubled, advanced
on a sacrifice and scored on
Chili Davis’ infield out. In

the third, Gale doubled, and

two outs later scored on 8
double by Davis,

Cincinnati scored twice in

‘the first on a two-run double.
_ Cedeno bounced off the left-
‘center field’ wall, and the

Reds added two runs in the
second on singles ‘by Ron

Oester, Milner ‘and.. Dave.

Concepelon: tg

~ Struggling Sox players snap slumps

Although Boston Red Sox
have | surprised nearly

American League East, it’s
been: a frustrating season

-* for: Mike Torrez and Dave

standing

--Qakland _ A’s
‘ Milwaukee Brewers edged

Stapleton.
“The pair made’ ‘out-

Thuraday night, however,
asthe. Red Sox beat
~ Cleveland Indians 6-3 to

snap ’.a. three-game losing -
streak ;

“Torrez pitched_a four-hit
. shutout untill he was
reached for three mire. hits
and all three Cleveland runs.
with.two outs in the niith
inning. Stapleton “slugged
his seventh home run and a
Tun-scoring double.

in: other American
- League games, Chicago:
Wulte Sox outscored
“11-7,

"Detroit White Sox 3-2 in 11

innings, California Angels...

_ outlasted Toronto Blue Jays

108 and . Texas Rangers,
beat Seattle Mariners 5-1.

ir

yt

o madé: it 20, with a solo

last’ season to earn” the
starting first-base job ahead

‘of veterans Tony, Perez and ~.

Carl Yastrzemski, is hitting

”. only .258 this yéar.
8] “go through ” "flashes

‘when [ think Pm: going to, te

‘get “started, but, then
‘neat night I'll hita couple of

. balls at somebody. and get

“disgusted, * Stapleton said. -

“““That’s been. my big.

problem. moo,

* 'Torrez’ ~ ‘earned run
averagels a horrendous 6.12
despite” Thursday ~ night’s

. good. outing, which ‘im-

proved his record to 4-3. —
Yastrremski, the
_: designated hitter; singled In .

: “Boston’s firet run in the first’ |

-, inning. before Stapleton;

homer, in ‘the. fourth -

Phe ' Red: :S0x. ‘got “three.
pe ma run he abt on

| RBI. triple by*Reld Nichola,

= Rick © Miller's -run-scoring.. _

“single anda sacrifice fly by
‘arney™ “Lansford.,

,,Saipleton’s double ‘made it

*e0'in the ninth.

Angel 10 Blue: Jayes.
ria took, a, -half-
“+ game lead in. the “AL West

“ qver: idte. Kansas’ City as

Don Baylor and: Bqbby

' Grich ‘drove.in three runs]
~ apiece and" Rod Carew y had)

BAe

ling. streak to 21° games.
place “standing: ithe

contributions ‘

~ Stapleton, who batted .326 -.

four hits ‘to extend his hit.”

and Baylor added a run-
scoring single to lead the
Angels’ six-run third inning
against Toronto. Baylor

- also singled in runs in the —

fourth and sixth. The Blue

Jays made the game close ©
. with four runs in:the ninth

onatwo-run double by Buck -
Martinez. and a two-run
homer by Damaso. ‘Garcia.

EDMONTON (CP) — The
organizing committee’ for
the 1983 World University
Games received:‘a strong
commendation
following a threé-hour
report to the International

. Federation of Ualveraity

Sport..

‘We have received a
fantastic report today,”
Roch Campana of Belgium, ||
FISU general secretary,
‘said ofthe 30-page report:

“ pregented by Ed Zemrau,

president of the Universtade
“83 committee.

anne 4

“we can surely say this is.
~the: best - organizing - com-
mitteé we have ever met, no
question about it. When you

receive such documents as

Jesse Barfield also homered
‘for Toronto. °
White. Sox. A's 7 ;
‘Tony: Bernazard,. despite:
three errors at second base,
knocked in four runs for
Chicago, three of them with

ie .

a double to climax.a, four- -

Tun third inning. Steve

Thursday .

Kemp added three RBI with
a double and a. -two-run
single as the “White Sox

“banged 16 hits ‘off four

Gakland pitchers. Steve

we did today, when you see
what has been done for the
Universiade, we see. that
you want the best of it.”
But local organizers must °
solve certain problems to
the satisfaction of FISU and
the various international |
bodies that govern ‘the 10
Sports ‘that make up the

Games’ July 1 1-11

f Zemrau - said the main |

' concerns are FISU requests
that: the track at Com-

“monwealth. Stadium — be’
-Yeplaced, not repaired as_
proposed; an all-weather —
warm-up track be provided;

the accommodation subsidy
for -each athlete be

“decreased: to $20 “U.8:-from*

$23°:U.S.;; and | Coronation

Pool not be ‘used for water

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“Brewers: ‘f Tigers

‘Trout, 5-5, had a three-hitter
until the seventh.

t srg ils Th at

+h AEE

‘Seldom-used catclior Ned

Yost tripled in the Mth.
inning and later scored on ©
an error by ‘shortstop Alan
 ‘Trammel to give Milwaukee

its victory’ over Detroit.
Yost, who entered the game
as a pinchunner in the
‘ninth, blasted a pitch from
Tigers reliever Dave Tobik,
2-1, to the 400-foot mark in

lefi-centre with two. outs.
After an intentional walk to
Gorman |
Thomas drilled’ a one-

Ben Oglivie,

hopper: ‘that “Trammel

- egutdn't handle, allowing

Yost to score.
Rangers 5 Mariners 1”

Buddy Bell highlighted

Texas’ four-run third inning

with a three-run. double,
‘Rick
Honeycutt. had Seattle .

while . pitcher
beating the ball into the
ground. The Rangers loaded
the bases off Mariners
starter Gene Nelson before
Bell doubled and scored on a

(ery

Motintain tonight-to hold 0;
to ite: World Cup crown.
: No’ ‘players. ‘gan* ‘have

* carried. a greater burden ot

a mus

o |. MADRID * :
ws “Argentina - ‘must. climb. a

‘living on," its “nerves. in.
- Aligante;down in Seville the.

bells ina ‘subdued World:
Cup. debit. on Sunday.
‘Bat’ -while Argentina - ‘ig.

n responsibility. than’ the’ 11
men mangger Cesar: Lats...
Menottl will send outtoface’
7 “Hungary tonight,

’ Al defeat by Belgium in.

‘rocked the. titleholders, But

Islands to British forces in

- the South Atlantic and

moralé reached iis nadir.

But Menotti and his team
believe they can play a part
- Inreviving national pride by:
‘Winning a place in the
-second round of the finals.

Awin against Hungary le
vital, But the Hungarians
slammed in-a record «10
goals against El Salvador
on Tuesday, and Argentina
“knows it must shake off the
subdued mood of its opening
game if it is to stay in the

_ tournament,

- Brasillans will be « giving-’

-pnother -dlaplay’ ‘af the
realaxed artistry’ that ‘sets

them “apart. from: , the

the opening match of the }
. tournament «on. .Sunday..

World Cup ticket sales

remaining 3 finalists.- ;
‘Brag. takes om ‘Scotland -

-fn‘a match that should see it

move into the second round _
. .24hours later came news of from Group Six. *
the loss of the Falkland: .

“4 Peruina Group One mate!

The ‘Femaining . ‘game -
‘today matches Italy: and. .

. Avyin for Peru would be
‘aurprise. though ‘not-. so”
‘ surprising - as: the.“ per-
_formanege: - of “outeliders.

‘Kuwait who. ‘Tiuraday. held”.
Czechoslovakia, ‘to .a- ‘at:

"draw in. Valladolid and: went

‘within an ‘ace of: paling o offa.

- Shoek victory, |

“the result * wad a ‘sur:
prise, ut we showed

causing much. grumbling

" MADRID (AP) —- ~ Most of
the World.Cup soccer

‘matches are playing to.less-
_than-capacity crowds, and

organizers - are grumbling
about price. gouging’ and

mismanaged ticket sales.

‘We are playing for a

‘place in the second round
and we are golng to die on
ow feet to achieve it,”
Menotti said. =,

Midfielder Osvaldo
Ardiles, the inspiration
behind the 1978 triumph,
admitted the loss of the

Falklands had deeply .af-,

fected the Argentine camp,
and said the team felt a duty

“We have to win: this
match,” “Ardiles said. “Lf .
we do, we'll qualify , with”
Belglum,”

+oTf we don't. ad The

bowed shoulders sald the |

rest.

Ardiles will play in im-_
portant’ role, but much of
the attention will: be on
fellow-midfielder ‘ Diego

-Maradona, one of the
disappointments: against

‘Belgium.
’ Maradona was widely

rated the best player in the |
_ wort. balog...eoming to. “pert i

Smalt crowds had been
expected for first-round -

games involving tow-rankced

teams, ;
But 20,000 empty seats at

‘the opener. last week in

- to try to lift morale at ome. *

Barcelona's 132,000-seat
Nou Camp Stadium were 4
silent rebuke for World Cup
executives; who ~had -
boasted of a sure sellout for
the contest between
defending
Argentina and Belgium.

Several minor matches in
the first week were sparsely
attended. About 7,000 people
showed up for the contest
Thursday between Kuwait.
and Czechoslovakia, held at
Valladolid’s 30,000-seat El
Prado Stadium.

The month-long World

Cup -is the biggest tour- .

nament in soccer history,
with 24 teams playing .62
matches in 14 cities. But-
two-thirds of the tickets sold
outside Spain are for the
last few games, and the
tourism’ boom is about half
what the country: had OX.

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