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thanks to a solid. farm“
system that keeps ‘turning up
fine, young players..."
4 -. The latest to heip the Mon-
‘treal” ‘cause are pitcher
Charlie Lea and. third

baseman. Brad Mills, who
combined — to.- help '* the
National. |. Leagueg ‘East.

"| Padres 9-1 Thursday night
for’ their. ninth :

eight’
over eight. innings for his
first major league victory
and Mills had three: singles —
and batted in three'runs. .
Lea, recalled. from. the
Expos’ American
Association team in Denver.
on Wednesday, was a last:
minute replacement for Da-
vid Palmer, who came up

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, leaders beat San: “Diego... ;
oi Lea, 23, allowed only one
“extra-base hit in his major
* Jeague™ debut, striking out

ft _ a a

with a tender elbow. :

«Mills, called up from the
game’ “Denver club last
replace the in- .
rry Parrish, entered

- eee a pinch | hitter in -

ith inning.

“In other ‘NL games, New .

York k beat Los Angeles 45
and Pittsburgh. outacored
Cincinnati 10-6.. In - the

American League, Detroit

whipped. “Minnesota 8-4,

‘Milwaukee routed Texas #1, ‘

Baltimore stopped Seattle 4-

“L: ‘and Boston hammered

California 13-2, °

four and'w The

- right-hander foat his sy ebatout

in the eighth on Dave Win-
field’s sacrifice fly.
+ Mets 6 Dodgers 5

Pitcheté Dave: Goltz and -

Bob Castillo and shartstop
“Bill Russell contributed run-
scoring. throwing. errors,
helping New York defeat Loa

Angeles. The Dodgers built a

60 lead-in the first’ three

innings with Dusty Baker —
driving in three runs with his _

‘Ith homer in the third.
"But, with the help of the er-

‘rors,the Mets came back |
- ‘wlth four runs in the fifth and

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xpos turned aroun

Pleates 10 Reds r

Mike Easler. hit for the
cycle and Dale. Berra.
sll ‘a threerin homer to

ugged
lead Pittsburgh. vast Cin-

homer helps. Pirates

cinnati. Eagler also drove In-
his eighth and alnth runs in
the last five games and

‘boosted his home run total to

10 for the season.

Tigers 8 Twins 4 -

Chen summer shit q palr
of two-run homers and Alan
Trammell drove in two runs-
witha bases-loaded doublein
the sixth inning: to- ‘h

; Detrolt beat Minnesota.”

Summers's firet bome run
came In the fourth inning |
and tled the score at 4-4. He
hit his second with one ‘out iri
the seventh for the Tigers

 peawers 6 Rangers 1...

Sixto Lezcano drove in
three runs, ‘two with -a«
double, in Milwaukee's four:
run eighth inning..and Sal
Bando’s RBI aingle eae ‘ :
three-run first, as”
Brewers: routed Texas.

Mike ° Caldwell,. 6-2,
scattered seven hits for the —
Brewers, who have won'l4 of

_ their last 19 games. |

Orioles 4 Mariners 1"
Benny ‘Ayala: and Ken

. Singleton each hit tworun —

homers as: Baltimore '
defeated Seattle behind
Steve Stone’s siz-hitter, *.

the Your felloving a single

C] a

by Singleton ' off Rick
Honeycutt, 7-3. Singleton's
10th homer of the year came
in the eighth with Kiko
Garcia on baze: ° oot

Red Sox 13 Angels 2°.
Butch Hobson knocked ‘in
‘four runs with two homers
‘and Jim: Rice and Dave
Stapleton als homered .'to
| Boston over Calltcenia.

cosultant, for the water
safety: ‘service of the: ‘Red:

Sewart. ‘who is based in.

Prince, George, . passed

through Terrace last week to.
promote the Red Cross’s
water satety program...

- Although, she is: based in.

Prince "Googe, ‘Ewart is -/perao
responsible for the nor- .

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Caps respond
| to.coaching |

+ By: The Canadian Press
‘aifTony Waiters was back in
a familiar role as coach of
the Whitecaps Thursday
night and the Vancouver
_ club responded with a return
to the pattern of play that
. ‘brought them the 1979 Soccer
Bowl as they downed To-
ronto Bligeard 2-1 in, North
American Soccer . League

a resumed his role
as head coach, a position he
held the: last. two years,

“Tuesday when Bob McNab .. A

‘was fired.”

“Walters received some
farhillar support from |
‘atriker Trevor Whymark

‘who scored scored two goals,
his fitth and. alxth of

tk’s first goal a
short,- pees shot over
‘Toronto netminder. dak
, Chursky brokea 1-1 dendlecs
with 3:17 left in the
“The - win’ improv
‘defending league - cham
plon's record to six wins and
eight Idases In the National
Conference Weat and lifted
Vancouver into second place
behind Seattle e Sounders. The

Pa

East,

rk'a firet goal in .
front of 14,377 spectators in
the sixth minute of play

came do a lazy crossing pass

from mldlelder Gerry Gray.
‘The Blizzard tled the score

at1-1 on a goal by Jim Bone.

Astecs 3 Roughnecks 6
SEais Fernando scored two
gral to lead the Aztecs to a
victory over Tulsa. ~
“Fernando scored at 7:55
and 95:39 and was assisted

Tom, Jack

‘SPRINGFIELD, NJ,
(APY: '@ dack Nicklaus and
Tet es have ve. fought
for’.
eartly wor gon “and they're
battling again, this time in
the U.8. Open.

The two Ohio natives each
shot a record-tying seven-

one. minute of the accident, the other, thus giving the

the chance of recovery bs 98 head a backward tilt.
percent . 6; Pinch the nostrils closed
The Red Cross offers: to prevent air leakage.

formal training -@. Seal your mouth over the

-to people
there are eight basic ‘rules
that, if followed quickly”
enough, will greatly help a:

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very depressing,’ Ewart

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goals. Bob Sibbald-added an more so because almost’,

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‘Javier Aguirre sc the been avolc :

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Boston 13 Catifernia:2  «°
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