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Detroit 5 Seattle 4.

“MONTREAL CP - Del
Unser. drove in four runs,
including two with his
second home run at Olypic
Stadium, to. power Montreal
Expos to a 10-4 decision over
Atlanta Braves ina National
League baseball -game

"who Rit his first homer at
home in Montreal's 63 win’

an —

single capped a four-run
outburst in-‘the Montr
half of the inning. .
Adlanta tied the score in
the second on.
thews’ RBI ‘triple ‘before.
Montreal rallied to the lead
for good. .

Don Stanhouse, 9-9,
relieved Stan Bahnsen in the

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Unser slams Expos J
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four_runs in their half of

with Cash atarti:
field corner.
Cash’ scored on Unser's
singie to right and after
Perez grounded out, the
Expos loaded the bases on

wal
Parrish. my

_ over: the Braves Saturda
night, cracked a 2-1 ‘pitch

_ over the right-field wall in
the sixth inning for his 12th
homerun of the season after
Dave Cash singled. -

. \ Later in the inning, Tony
Perez singled, went to

_gecofid on an error and

to give Montreal
their ninth run. - The Expos
scored their 10th in the
‘seventh on. Cash’s RBI

double. an
©’ Cash and Unser delivered
doubles in the
fourth to break a 4-4
tle and send Dick Ruthven to
his 10th logs in 14 decisions.
.Cash’s double scored
Chris Speler from. third
after the Montreal short-
who had a_ two-run

era in the first inning,
. fig lead off the inning.
7 Warren Cromartie

truck out, Unser doubled
just inside the bag at first to
mo peayes jumped to
“The Braves as
Olead on a three-run homer
in the - first by ‘Act
Burroughs but Speier’s

sae

in thelr
turday
82 in a National League
‘baseball contest.
“Dan Driessen slammed.
two doubles, knocking in
three runs, w 35-year-old
Fred Norman hurled a five-
tter. to gain the: victory. .
New York's runs came on
solo homers by Mike Vail,

his seventh, and John
Miluer, his 10th.

+ “sGeorge Mitterwald, who

éarlier hit his ninth homer of
the: seagon,. singled home

Bobby Murcer in'the eighth

nniing to lift Chicago Cubs to
8: 5-4 victory over Los
Angeles"Dodgers. The, Cubs -

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meer lend

Gary: Carter's _

fourth inning after [
Montreal starter pulled a
muscle in his left leg fielding
‘bunt |

But the Expos, who.
finished their season series
with the Braves at 6-6, came
back against Ruthven with

ANAHEIM AP - Jerry
Remy’s third single fo: the
game scored Terry Hum-
phrey -with the run

in the seventh inning.

and . lifted Fr.
Tanana -and California
Angels to a 3-2 American
League baseball. victory.
over Toronto Blue Jays.

. Tanana, 15-7, scattered
seven hits and struck out
eight in posting his 20th
complete game of the
season. .

’ - Remy’s game-winning hit
off Jeff Byrd, 2-7, followed a
double by Humphrey...

had trailed 3-1 going into the |

seventh when Bill Buckner
smashed a three-run homer, |
his 10th, to give Chicago the
lead. But Los Angeles
knotted the scored with an
unearned run in the top of
the eighth.

Tony Perez and Del Unser

‘Slammed home runs as -

Montreal Expos downed
Atlanta Braves 6-3. Jackie
Brown, 9-10, recorded his
first victory since Aug. 3
when he beat San Francisco
Giants in Montreal.

-San . Francisco’s Ed
Halicki checked Pittsburgh
on nine hits and Darrell
Evans slugged a two-run
homer, leading the Giants to
-a 8-1 victory over the.

-° Pirates... -

STANDINGS. —teves cars

'g sec-
ond logs in its last 23 b
games ‘and the eighth vic-
tory over the Pirates by the
Giants in nine meetings this

Keith Hernandez slugged
a. three-run’ homer to
highlight a five-run, alxth-

dnning and Eric Rasmussen -

itched a five-hitter as. St.
Louis Cardinals . defeated
San Diego Padres 7-1, Mike

’ Anderson added a homer

and‘ two singles for the

Cardinals and. Rasmussen,
’ 10-11, added a tworundouble
“in the sixth-inning outburst.

“Mike Schmidt scored the -

winning run: from second
-hase on:a throwihg ‘error, by
‘pitcher Jée Sambito in the

Tenth inning as Philadelphia.

Phillies defeated Houston
Astros 54 for their 16th.
victory in‘17 games. -

_- the American League,

Milwaukee Brewers sco
three unearned runs in the

second inning, two coming _
hn ““Wohlford's”

home on’
je, and went on to defeat
Chicago White Sox 4-2, Ken
eton's two-run homer

Powered Baltimore Orioles -
to a 62 victory over Min: |

nesota Twins.

‘Andre Thornton slammed...

‘his 23rd home run. of: the
season to. lead off thel2th
inning and give Cleveland
Indians a'5-4 victory over
Oakland A’s.

- DENT HOMERS
Bucky Dent belted a

- three-run’ homer, Graig -

Nettles added a solo home

home _

The inning should have.
over when Sam Mejias
ounded to Junior Moore
t the ball handcuffed the
Atlanta third baseman and
[Unser scooted home and the
bases were loaded for
er, who drilled a single

- fto left.

'. Adlanta came back to tie
the score in the second when
Pat Rockett walked, moved
to second on Ruthven’s
‘sacrifice and scored on a
triple to left by Matthews.
‘Mathews was left stranded
when Gilbreath flied out and
Burroughs popped to Cash.

Jays drop another

Toronto had tied the game 2-
_ fifth inning on a freak in-
‘gide-the-park home run
when Angels centre fielder
Don Baylor lost Doug
Rader's hi

sun. er circled the
bases before’ Baylor ‘could
return the ball to the infield.

Blue Jays took a 1-0 lead
in the first inning. With one
out, Steve Staggs and Bob
Ballor singled and advanced
on Tanana’s wild pickoff
_ throw; Rader drew a walk

.

to load the- bases and.

Tanana also walked Doug
Ault to foree in the run.

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. last seven games
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Yankees won their seventh
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ctory over Texas Rangers.
AY Gowens drove in two
' puns and Doug Bird pitched
three strong innings in relief
as Kansas City Royals beat
Boston Red Sox 5-2. |
Light-hitting Aurelio
Rodriguez blasted two
homers and a double to pace
a 15-hit attack as Detroit
Tigers beat Seattle
_ Mariners 7-3.
' Roy Howell’s sacrifice fly

capped a two-run rally inthe. happ
capped

inning that gave
‘Toronto Blue Jays a 5-4
victory over California
Angels in a game marred by
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safely to third base in this“play yesterday during the
- game of the men’s fastball double header, but Terrace's
Skeena Cedar Kings were victorious in both games. The
Kings will travel to Kelowna for the labour day weekend

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provincial fastball finals, Glen Coffey was the winning
pitcher for Terrace in both games. Dave Sharpe was
outstanding in the second game when the knocked in four
runs. Scores for the Kings were 1-0 and 5-2.

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Westchester golf tourney —
‘Newcomer

HARRISON, N.Y, (AP) —

putts

third place after a 72 anda
276 total.

Andy Bean and George
Burns were next at 277.
Bean hada closing 6, Burns

Andy North, another face in ~
. the seemingly endless line of
young men who are
‘ reshaping the pro golf tour.
holed a couple critical
putts when he needed them
and scored his firat victory
with a two-stroke triump
Sunday in;.the rich West-
chester golf tournament.
North protected his lead —
with five-to six-foot second
putts that saved par on the
13th and 14th holes and, with
a par 71 in the final round,
became the ninth first-time
winner this year and the - ir
; sinc ; . . nana
The Sfoord, 27-year-old’ . By CHUCK SVOBODA
North, who had missed the MOSPORT, Ont. (CP) —
cut in three consecutive Patrick Tambay of France,
starting from’ the pole .

tournaments and said he -
’ - position, led.all the way ‘to
wasn't feeling well coming Pin’ Sunday’s Molgon

into this event in suburban *!
New York, earned $60,000 Diamond Can-Am Challenge

from the purse of $300,-000 . ae
after posting his 272 total, 12 Tambay, driving 2&8
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yard Westchester Country j.° Doints tead in this sixth

Club course. .
fT event of the Can-Am series.
Whata screwy game thie George ‘ Follmer of

‘{s,;” North said. “The last (
three weeks I was feeling ditnped by poeach, cat
good, really pumped up (0 . England and Elliott Forbes-

lay, and I missed the cut :
. Each time. This time Ididn't Robinson of California on
the last lap to steal second

‘feel very good. I was overly ace.

in. PB.
tired coming in. And this Follmer, driving a Lola T-

ens.”” '
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Tom Weiskopf, Howard ]
Twitty and Leonard Thomp- Gethin in a Lola 7-332 and
son—the major challengers Forbes-Robinson in a Lola

Forbes-Robinson, *
securely in second place
from the 40th lap, spun on
the fifth corner e last

Tom Watson, winner . of
‘the British Open, Masters
and three other American
titles this season, had a par |

h the first
hem-

North built thro
54 holes— knocked

misfortunes‘ in the mild,

George Archer came.on to i
take second witha closing 67.
and a 274 total. °
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Kemper earlier in .the
season and buc for a:
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his way to victory
Tl and ted Thompson at 278. now has $291,678 tor the

Jack Nicklaus shot a 66
and was ina e group at
278, Neither Watson nor
Nicklaus was a factor in the
title chase. Watson,

Archer, a former Masters
champion, won $34,200 for
second place—almost as
much as he had won the rest
of the season combined—
and assured himself of a
spot in the ‘top 60 money-
winners and an exemption
for next, season.

his money-winning lead
over second-place N cklaus,
winning $10,200 to Nicklaus
cheque of $7,530. Watson

nch driver wins Can-Am

‘lap, ‘allowing: Follmer ‘and: ' * Mosport Park circuit." ~

Gethin to slip ahead. .

Follmer’s late move
provided the biggest
moment of excitement in the -
142-mile race— 58 laps -
2.45-mile

MANY DROP OUT
‘Until that final sprint, it
was an almost routine affair
with Tambay increasing his
lead while many of the 26
starters dropped out with
mechanical problems. .
Among the early drop-
outs was Shadow team
driver Alan Jones of
Australia who last weekend
won his first Formula 1 race
in Austria. He dropped out

Channel
crossed

DOVER, England AP - a
17-year -old Egyptian
student broke the‘ record
Sunday for swim the
English Channel, said’ the
Channel Swimming
Association which: ratifies
such records, ... -

Nasser Ek Sahzli swam to
France from Dover in eight
hours and 45 minutes,
beating by 11 minutes the.
record set - last. year 5

ngland,

developed fuel pressure
problems.

Twenty laps later, Gilles
Villeneuve of Berthierville,
Que., the Canadian driving
champion, ran into gearbox
and clutch problems with
his Wolf Dallara and waa
forced out. ;

Tambay’s win, his third
this year, gave him a total of
$2 points in the Can-Am
feries, Gethin is second
with 78 and = Forbes-

the association sald. Robinson third with 49.

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season, Nicklaus $273,342, ~

after six laps when his car -

Ski -
records.

| shattered

KELOWNA, B.C. (CP) —
Pierre Plouffe of Montreal.
had two of five records set
Saturday at the C

national ‘water. skiing
championships. - "
Plouffe jumped 140 feet to

break his Canadian senior

fA men's record by five feet.

He then scored 2,960
ints in the tricks event to

held by Dominique re
of Quebec. Ba
- Judy McClintock of
Pushlinch Lake, Ont. set a
record in the juvenile girls’
slalom event with a score of
§0.5 points. The previous
recor was 47 points, held by
Lisa Sokolowski

set a record in the’ men’s
open trick event with 5,300
points, breaking the
previous record of 5,030 set
y George Athans of Mon-
treal. ae
Patty Reid of Selkirk,
Man., scored 2,960 points in
the. tricks event of -the:

women’s division, bettering: ~~ °

the old record of 2,720.

Gary Athans of Kelowna
set a Canadian record in the
boys’ jumping event at 132

. feet, one foot more than the
; previous record set by

‘Rally
battle
tightens

‘KAMLOOPS, B.C. CP -
John Buffum of Burlington,
Vi, closed in on Canadian
rally championship leader

Taisto Heinonen of Langley,
B.C. by winning the

Mountain Trials
during the weekend.
The win for the American,
driving. a Triumph: TR-7,
gave him 101 points for the.
series, _nine.- points..fewer,;
than Heinonen who was
second in the Kamloops
event by about fur minutes.
Andy Falkiwicz . of
Toronto, who, like Heinonen
drove a Toyota Celica GT,
was third, John Nixon of
Calgary finished fourth In a
Datsun 51 and Roy Donnison
of Portland, Ore, was fifth in
a Mazda R-100. Dan Wing of
Bellingham, Wash., claimed
the production class. crown
in a Saab... 9.

rally

break the record ‘of 2,720 -

Ceb bee Dawa DEEL SEER ELD

Wererery Tt ri torso lads

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Vasancaran

of Ontario. |
Judy's older brother, Joe, .

Falkiwiez remains in.

third place in the national.
point standings.- —
Twelve of the 26 entries.
finished the 300-mile course.
- 90 percent of which was
over dirt and gravel roads -

in the Kamloops area of:the —

British Columbia Interior. :
ABERYSTWYTH,

England (CP) — Prince’

Charles recently: receiv

an honorary music degree’

from University College,

‘Aberystwyth.

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