“seventh with. a two-run homer: that led the

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slayed: a, fly ball in. ‘the’ thir. ipnlag dinceday, ight. that allowed Toronto’. -

- hpmer.. surrendered . “Mike ‘Torrez, 2-2, in five starts. ;

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ere 3. Milwaukee Brewers 2 in 10 innings.

" .- The Bullets made a brilliant secand ‘half a

ay ‘and third-in’t » advanced to third onthe: pop-fly: double; .”

then: scored on: Damaso Garcia’ cy groun, - «doubt. :

homers by’ Jin Morrison and Bill Almon- and: fiarked the first time the White: Sox’ - “

‘Vp 'geven_ ‘hita in eight innings before.

“Playoffs , 7 different 7

' ‘The Sonics, led by Gus ene with a.

-ktteak 40-11 games, Enos abel. started

Ae inne, ro . Biel. ‘Martinez, whohad: Bingled’ and “ paar ean sete repre’ t

“In the. Chicago | seventh, ‘om Paciorek

doubled and Baines tit ait bis homer off Eas Inning, was the winner. Steve Comer, 0-2,

ve f - . took the loss. Royals, 3 Brewers 2.

Onix Concepcion “boop double with two

.. His. shot was followed by" ‘quceéggive :

had hit,three homers. in ‘an inning ince “Milwaukee, Quirk, who had ‘thred singles seventh. inning.:' chee

' Steve Trout, 22, was the winner, giving, - rélieved Brewers starter Moose: Haas .at

needing Dennis Lamp’s relief help. © > In other games, {t was: Minnesota, Twitis . 3, Boston Hed Sox.2; Detroit Tigers .6,.

Texas Rangers 4;-and Kanaas. City Royals -

“Pryor on a fly to right for the'second out,

"Twins 3. Red Sox 2

: - victory - while allowing two hits in four Gary Gaetti belted a twowrun homer in :

Shutont innings. ,

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“ Boston’ ‘Galtiés fiave learned. that besting. os a-team six ‘times, in ithe regular season” doesn’t mean mucli once the playofts start, .

~ “We leaned that: the playoffs area’ * different ‘stéry,": said centre Robert Parish, who scored 33 points Wednesday to lead the Celtics into to ‘the National - Basketball Association. senilfinals with a 191-126 double-overtime victory” over - Washington Bullets,-"- .

“We beat “them aly easily in’ * the’

-“hoint play by, Williams with 1:23 to go. But. the Spurs.ran the U-secorid clock down to

- Jeft.. Bucks 110: 76ers. 98 .

23. A The Bueks: stored 12 straight points in the fourth quarter to incfease an 89-87 lead to 101-87 with 4:45 to go. Winters started’. the rally when he stole the ball from Julius ~ Erving and drove foe a basket with 7: 48 to play: o Erving led the hers ‘with 28 points. : ; Game 6 will be in Milwaukee on Friday night and Game 7, if necessary, will he in Philadelphia. on. ‘Sunday.

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having lost’ 110-98 to the Bucks. on’ _nesday. . oo. | In the West, ‘San Antonio beat eg + S(perSonics 109-103-to- win their séGhge gl afid send: the Spurs into the confe ence "final. against Los Angeles La ers, . beginning Sunday in Los Angeles.

Jones is excited aboilt ‘the prospect . of —playing with ‘Toronto “Argonauts -of the “‘Canadiai-Foolball League-this season. ©

‘comeback, erasing an-18-point deficit and > __ scoring 16of the Last 19 points in regulation “+to' send the game into vertime with the "* seore'tied. 106-106, , “Washington, went ahead 126-125. in. the _ Second overtime on a free throw by Frank. ~ Johnson’ with 1:37 left, but: ‘the Bullets didn't Score’ again, while Boston ‘gat the : last six points, three of them by’ ‘Patish: with 47 seconds to-go. | 7... “ Jeff Ruland ended his rookte BeASON. nwith,. _ a cpreer- high 33 points’, for Washington," while’ Johnson ' had | 22 and. Spencer’ ' Haywood 21. . A * Larry” Bird atid Cedric Maxwell scored: a} polnts for Boston. Spurs’it® Sonics 103° * George Gervin scored 26 points and Mike *. Mitehell 24 as San Ar Antonio closed out its serles. with’ Seattle. . The ‘Spurs, who ‘Won only their second _ Series in seven triés since.coming into the — * _--NBA,:took, an 63-76 lead Anto the fourth ~

~ -eame out of college,” Jones, 27, a backup. . ‘quarterback with Atlanta, Falcons of the ” National’ Football League since 1977, said

again.” 2°.) ope . The former Portland State star sald the

college. : LF — think I can adapt," sald Jones, who wat-

Atlanta. Jones requested his release from

assistant “Argos coach.- ‘The Argos ° an- _ noineed: the “signing of the B-foot-4, 200- * pound quarterback: to a- multi-year cori: than three ‘points...

the ‘terms: of hip ‘contract.

ta.power® “Minnesota over

‘ needing. ‘relief help from’ Doug Corbett in. ©

“the seventh. Gaetti's smash into‘dhe. left .

‘feld : sdreen at Fenway: Park waa the firgt’ ma by: Boston vets an -

"the: Nigers’-eighth with a oné-out double,

, Gibson moved to third on Turner's single © and scored the go-ahead run on Hernddn's ‘base hit.’ Elias Sosa, 1-1, who relieved ‘Detroit starter Milt Wilcox in the seventh ;

out in the 10th inning stored-Jamle Quirk” “from first base'to lead Kansas City past - |

-and’a double, drew ‘a-one-put walkin the: weneebe-,_LOth off. loser_Rollie-Fingers,-2-3, ;who had

. the start of the ninth. Fingers retired Greg ‘but Concepcioh hit a soft fly ball fo short ' leff‘fleld and Quirk scored from first. ‘Dan :

-Quisenberry, 1-1, rélieved Royals stdrfer , a Vida Blue inthe seventh. and earned the.

pottits; ‘closed the gap to 106-403 ona three- . “the last tick before Mark Olherding. hit a ‘Jumper for a. 108-103 lead with 69 seconds :

‘Milwaukee stayed alive in its series with |

_ Philadelphia as veteran centre Bob Lanier scored 27 Points and Brian Winters added

. May: excites ; June

2 TORONTO (OP) ‘Quarterback June “Pm getting all hyped upplike when I"

from his Atlanta home. ''I feel like a Pookie’

transition. between {American-style foot- : - “hall and'the. Canadian game will be easy "| ‘because of the style of football he played i in.

“We played areal viide-open game,. so YL .ches CFL games on. cable- television in”

~- Atlanta last month to rejoin Darryl Davis, his coach at Portland State, now an

.. tract Wednesday, Jones refused to. discuss

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“Rieinoldy ian quailty’

|__.George- Hendrick. hit-two-homers, dnoluding- -a-a0l9

a Bruce Sutter, who is sett a ‘peord | paice for faves : "jn ane seanon: ‘saya Bt. Jouls Cardinals can be,more ‘g - Buecesalul, this year if he’ 8 “not the oil “nan they q

, Sepend on, in ‘the bull; “I've béen saying a]

“he picked op. his 10th gave ap St: Louis posted a 7-6

: National League | baseball victory. over. Chicago Cubs. a | » “¥ou' ve got to have ‘at least: ‘two, , The: ideal altuatton :

‘ would, be. three.or four.)

_ Saltler struck out two'and gaye ‘up no: hits in tna

ninth inning to help the- Cardinals: win: their fourth:

-atraight’ and hand the Cubs thelr fourth consecutive —

_, defeat. If he keeps collecting saves ag he hag in St. “ Louis’ first 27-games;, Sutter would have 60 for the’

““seagon, 22 thore than John. Hiller’s majorlesgue J

:record set in 1073. Sutter saved. the victory Weinesdly for fellow -

reliever Doug Bair, who now is 3-0 With 4 0.61 earned: -

run average: Sutter's ERA is 1.54 with the 10 saves in

13 appearances. He also has. 18. strikeouts. and only .

“one walk thig season... .” r - ‘In other games, Houston: Astros edged Gineinnati

a - Reds a7, and Pittshurgh . Pirates. defeated ‘Adantd v

‘Braves: a2, Ds Bair gave up two hits and no runs in three innings.

| blast in the seventh Inning that broke a 6-6 tles: to. lead |

_ added an RBI single an inning Inter § for add Cardinal

‘ “the. Cardinais’. 14-hit.attack « Hendrick also hit'a solo homer in’ the secon atid”

lead. -

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Astros 8 ‘Reds 7

o Terry. Puhl and Phil Garner knocked. in three ‘runs. -_.wieetpresident.of._baseball.. ; operations, said ‘lengthy = " diséussions with New York

apiece to pace ‘Houston over Cincinnati. Garner, who, hita soto homer in the fourth inning, hita run-scoring

~ grounder to. ‘start the Astras’ ‘four-run sixth. that : _snapped a 3-3 tie. Don Sytton singled for another run ‘

_and Puht got his third single of the day, sending home “two “more. Sutton, 4-1, ‘got credit for the victory although he was-forced to leave the game after the “fifth inning with a jammed left toe. : ‘Pirates 4 Braves 2:

- Rick Rhoden drove i in two 1 runs and won his first’

“game in four decisions: this season for’ Pittsburgh.’

bats for the Pirates, raising his National League- ’ leading batting average to .376. Rhoden: ‘who gave up .

elght hits. in 71-3 innings, broke a 27 i in thefourth -

‘with an RBI double. In the sixth, Jimmy Smith tripled and seared on’ ‘Rhoden’ 'g sactitice fly.

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PRINCE RUPERT — The Terrace -Northmen’s: Rugby. . -Clubsuffereda defeat i in its first outing ¢ of the seaaan, losing. to iB opt z “Terrace team Sunday as the Prince hon club was more’ ' accustomed to the rain and nud than their visitors.

Mike Kellor, playing his first game of rugby proved tobe . @ power to be réckoned- with in the tough maulings of the “forwards. Vert Rasmussen, a newly-acquired player from . the south also. proved to. bea valyable asset in loose play.

‘Prince Rupert emerged the winner thanks to its ability to

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