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--GE 6 THE HERALO,

. MONTREAL (CP) — The
last time Montreal] Alouettes
met Hamilton Tiger-Cats in
a Canadian Football League
game, the Alouettes had
Johnny Rodgers on offence
and Mike Widger as a major
part of their defensive
corps.

But even with Rodgers
and: Widger around, the
Alouettes could not handle
Bob Shaws’ Tiger-Cats and
lost 23-0 in an Eastern semi-
final last Nov, 13.

Tonight, the teams clash
in their final pre-season
game of the summer in

Expos:

CHICAGU (AP) — Sam
Mejias and Jose Morales
tagged relief ace Bruce
Sutter - with doubles,
accounting for two runs ina
tie-breaking seventh inning
Monday, to lead Montreal
Expof to a 7-6 victory over
Chicago Cubs and a sweep of
Monday’s doubleheader.

Ellis Valentine hit two
home runs and drove in five
runs and Warren Cromartie

Tuesday,

July 5, 1977

Familiar faces missing —
wnen Als meet Hamiiton

preparation for next week's
league openers and the
Alouettes will be showing
some new faces to
Hamilton.

Of course, Rodgers: left
during the off-season for the
National Football League's
San Diego Chargers and
Widger was just dealt to
Ottawa Rough Riders. A few
other members of fast
year’s Montreal squad are
not around for one reason or
another and perhaps this
year’s version of the
Alouettes might give
Hamilton more trouble.

The Tiger-Cats come into

tonight’s game with the best.

record of an Eastern team
in pre-season play—ltwo
wins and a loss. The
Alouttes have won once in
three, outlings—a 20-6
victory over the Argonauts
last week in Toronto.

MAY SPLIT AGAIN

Joe Harnes and Mark
Jackson, who split. the
quarterbacking dulies for
Montreal last week in
Toronto, are likely to do the
same tonight. :

Veteran Sonny Wade has
been bothered by a variety
of injuries during the pre-
season and played a few

FROM CHICAGO
sweep double-header

had five hits, including three
doubles, to give the Expos a
19-3 victory in the first game
which saw Cub outfielder-
first baseman Larry
Biittner make his major
league pitching debut. -
‘alentine hit a three-run
homer in the first inning of
the opener and Cromartie
helped the Expos pile up an
11-2 lead when Biittner
came in to relieve in the

eighth. Larry Parrish
eeted him with a threerun
omer. Valentine hil a two-

‘run shot in the ninth, his

15th, and Ardre Dawson
followed with a three-run
homer. ;

Jackie Brown, 6-§, went
the distance for -Montreal,
yielding nine hits. Ray
Burris, 9-8, was the loser
and did not last the ferst
inning.

Boston sluggers tie
home run record

BOSTON (AP) — Fred
Lyrn andnGeorge Scott hit
two homers each and Butch
Hobson, Bernie Carbo, Jim
Rice and Carl Yastrzemski
one apiece Monday as
Boslon Red Sox snapped a
nine-game losing streak
with an. 8-6. comeback
victory over Toronto Blue
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foronto had taken a 6-3
lead off starter Ferguson
Jenkins. Hobson and pinch-
hitter Carbo pulled Boston
ta within one run, 6-5 with
consecutive homers in the
seventh against reliever
Chuck Hartenstein.

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eighth hit his second homer

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baseball game and his nintii

of the season. Rice followed —

with his 19th homer and
Mike Willis replaced
Hartenstein.

Yastrzemski then hit a
tremendous shot into the
bleachers in right-centre for
his 16th homer. Carltor Fisk
grounded out before Scott

Ited a shot high into the
left-field screen for his 23rd
homer.

‘Scott drove a homer into
the centrefield bleachers to
score Fisk ahead of him in
the fifth. Lynn hit a solo
homer in the sixth,

The Red Sox set a major
league record by hitting five

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Bosion 42 34 553 1
Baltimore 43 36 544 1%
Cleveland 37 38 4.493 «(54
Milwaukee 34 40 487 6
Detroit 36 41 468 7V2
Toronto 30 48 4.385 14

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Minnesota 8% 544 3
Kansas City 41 36 532 4
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Texas a7 40 «481 8
Oakland 34 43 .442 (13
Seattle 35 4B .422 13

win in five games.

Biting the dirt

Mei Reimer, second baseman for the Terrace Bronco

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> kefoye Gall reaches Dawson Creek first baseman’s
a». ?be action took place Saturday in Agar Park
, id coy the Bronco invitational tournament. Terrace
emerged with the best record winning four games
f arainst Gve losses. Kitimat won three of four games,
while Dawson Creck had to be satisfied with only one

or more home runs for the
seventh time this season.

The old major league
record for five or more
home runs in a game was
six, set by New York Giants
in 1947. n
TIE RECORD

The Red Sox also-tied the
major league record for the
most home runs by 4 team
in a game. Their eight
homers equalled the record
set by New York Yankees in
1939 and tied by Milwaukee
Braves in 1953, Cincinnati
Reds in 1956, San Francisco
Giants in 1961 and
Minnesota Twins in 1963.

The four home runs in the
eighth marked only the 10th
time in major league history
the feat has heen
accomplished. It was the
fifth in history for the Red
Sox, and the second time
this year.

Boston hit consecutive
homers 13 times this season.
The American League
record is 15, set by
Minnesota in 1964, while the
National League mark is 12
by Cincinnati in 1956. .

The Red Sox committed
three érrors, setting up two
unearned runs by Toronto,
but helped themselves in the
field with three double
plays. ‘

Reggie Cleveland, the
third Boston pitcher, got out
of a bases loaded jam to end
the seventh by getting Doug
Rader to ground to thir
baseman Hobson, who
threw to catcher Fisk for the
start of a double play.

In the eighth, winner Bill
Campbell, 6-5, ended a
basesloaded threat hy
getting Al Woods to tap back
to the mound for the start of
a 1-2-3 double play. :

Soccer growing:

DARTMOUTH, N.S. (CP)

— Tom Spink of Dartmouth
Says soccer has grown
rapidly in Nova Scotia
because it is a simple sport
with high exercise value and
few injuries.

-Spink is president of the

youth division of Soccer
Nova Scotia, which handles
all players 18 years and
younger who are not
involved in the school
leagues,

“Registration has doubled
since last year to 3,000 for
this season,’’ he said. “We
have had fantastic response
on the minor level because
soccer is such a simple
game to organize. All you
need is a ball. :

t

minutes in an 18-16 loss to
Edmonton Eskimos in ine
Alouettes’ other home oxhi-
bition game.

-Wade, who had been
handling Montreal's punting
duties, has given way to
linebacker Wally Buono.
Buono also is ticketed for
the linebacking spot vacated
by the Widger deal.

Defensive end Junior Ah
You, who suffered a knee
injury. in the victory over
Toronto, will not play
although running back Andy
Hopkins, who-has not been
in any exhibition games this
season, will dress and play.

Gary Carter opened the
seventh inning of the
nightcap by drawing a walk
off Loser Paul Reuschel, 2-1,
with the score tied 4-4. Pepe
Frias sacrificed and Sutter

replaced Reuschel. Mejias, :

who had tripled in a three-
run first inning, doubled
Carter home and then
scored on Morales’ double.
Mejias also hit his third

homer of the season off-

Sutter in the ninth inning.

The Cubs came back with
two runs in the bottom of the
ninth on homers by George
Mitterwald and Bobby
Murcer.

Del Unser’s fifth homer of
the year capped Montreal's
threerun first. Bill Atkinson,
4-1, was the winner in the
second game.

After Valentine’s homer
in ‘the first inning of the
opener, the Expos added a
run on singles by Tony
Perez, Cromartie and a
fielder’s choice. ;

Chris Speier singled in a
run in’ the second and
another scored on a balk by
Donnie Moore, who also
balked home a run in the
third. -

Cromartie doubled in a
run in the fifth and scored on
a double by Dawson.
Cromartie also doubled and
scored in the seventh and
singled in a run in the eighth
before Biittner made his
appearance.

tn the ninth
Valentine hit his second
homer, a Biittner pitch
came close to Del Unser.
Umpire Terry Tata warned
Biiltner and Cub manager
Herman Franks argued
about the warning and was
thrown out of the game,

Greg Gross and Steve
Ontiveros each had three
hits for the Cubs in the first
game while Ivan DeJesus
scored twice and Bobby
Murcer drove in two runs
with a sacrifice fiy and an
infield out.

The Expos took a 3-0 lead
in the first inning of the
nightcap on a triple by
Mejias, a double by Morales
and Unser’s homer.’ They
added another in the second
ona walk, a single by Steve
Rogers and a double by
Frias.

Gross doubled in a run for
Chicago in the first and
Gene Clines singled in a run
in the third. THe Cubs tied it
in the fourth on a walk, an
error, a pinch single by
Jerry Morales and a
fielder’s choice. hn

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“People are also realizing
how gaod the sport is in
regards to conditioning for
other sports, Another reason

is the violent reaction to |

arents who see

hockey by
eing relatively

soccer as
injury-free,”’
, The emphasis this season
ili be on player
development, he said, and
Sport Nova Scotia has
prepared a program that in-
cludes participation in a
number of tournaments,
The rapid expansion has

_left soccer with two major

problems: lack of facilities
and lack of coaches,

Spink said Soccer Nova
Scotia is organizing
programs to alleviate’ the
alter problem by getting
players interested in coach-

ing.

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