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Rose’s late blooming |
leads Phils to a win |

BY JOE GIUFFRE
UPI Sports Writer

Pete Rose believes in
himself. It’s as simple ‘as
that.

Charlie Hustle entered
Wednesday night’s game
against Atlanta hitting only
222 with two RBI, but he
collected three hits, knocked
in four runs and scored twice
himself to lead the Phillies to
a comfortable 9-1 - victory
over the Braves.

He sandwiched a two-run
single in the third, between
run-scoring doubles in the
. second and fifth innings, The
outburst supported starter
Steve Carlton’s two-hit six-
inning stint and the com-
. bined three-hit relief _pit-
ching of Kevin Saucier and
Tug McGraw.

“I'd like to have more
RBIs,” admitted Rose, “but
I haven't had a lot of op-
portunities to bat with guys
in scoring position.”

The Phillies put enough
men in scoring position
Wednesday night to score
eight runs in the first three
innings and rake starter
Larry McWilliams, 23, for
nine hits and seven runs in
his two innings-plus of
frustration.

The only Brave run off
Carlton, 6-2, came in the
sixth when slow-starting Bob
Horner crushed his first
home run of the season.

wofinally comes through

In other. games, Pittsburgh
nipped San Francisco, 32,
the New York Mets defeated
Cincinnati, 7-6, in 10 innings,
Montreal edged Houston, 1-0,

St. Louis trimmed San.
Diego, 2-1, and Chicago beat
Los Angeles, 5-2.

In the American League,
California walloped

Dillard both -
‘homers to highlight a four- .

“Cleveland, 13-7,

downed Baltimore, 6-3,

. Boston edged Minnesota, 7-6,

New York trounced Kansas
City, 16-3, Detroit trimmed
Oakland, 65, and Milwaukee
beat Chicago, 5-1,"
Pirates 3, Giants 2

Dave Parker snapped an 0-
for-14 streak with a run-
‘scoring single in the “eighth
inning to propel the Pirates
past the Giants. Mets: 1, Reds

” Jerry Morales’ two-out
single in the 10th scored John
Stearns to ease the Mets over
the Reds...

Expos 1, Astros 0

Tony Bernazard hit a run-
scoring double in the fifth
and Scott Sanderson and
Woodie Fryman combined to
blank Houston.
Cardinals 2, Padres 1

Dave Cash's throwing
error allowed Keith Her-
nandez to score from third
with the tle-breaking run in

‘the sixth to give the Car-

dinals the victory.
Cubs 5, Dodgers 2
Dave Kingman and Steve

run outburst in the third
inning to power the Cubs.

Skaggs gets five RBI
to boost sagging Angels —

By MIKE TULLY .
UPI Sports Writer

Dave Skaggs needed a lift
and so did the California
Angels, Skages solved both
problems in a hurry.

WHT ust: had‘a! aor night .

and it was great,"' said the
newly acquired catcher, who
drove in five runs wilh two
singles and a homer Wed-
nesday night to’ help the
Angels snap a six-game
losing streak with a 13-7
victory over the Cleveland
Indians.

“The way to get a new
player to relax is to play
him,” said California
Manager Jim Fregosi.
“Skapes made a lot of
friends on the team tonight."’

The catcher singled home
. Fred Patek in a four-run
second inning, slapped atwo-

’Pinch-hilter Jim. . Dwyer

out, base-loaded single to
highlight “a sevenrun third
and touched reliever Wayne
Garland for his.third major- .
league homer in the seventh
after a single by Patek.

‘Jn other: gam:,.- Seattle
blanked Toronto, 7-0, Boston

‘beat Minnesota, .7-6, Texas

defeated Baltimore, 6-3,
Detroit nipped Oakland, €5,
New. York pounded Kansas
City,, 16-3, and Milwaukee
downed Chicago, 5-1.

Bill Stein drove in three
runs with a homer and a
single. and Willie Horton
added a two-run homer. to-
back Glenn Abbott's ‘five-
hitter for the Mariners. |
Red Sox.7, Twins 6 -.

drew a bases-loaded, one-out *
walk in the bottom of the
ninth.

. Tigers 8: A's 5

_Rangers 6, ‘Orioles 3;

Dave Roberts crashed his
-first career grand slam and
Sparky Lyle saved. Gaylord
Perry’ s 22nd career vic-
tory,

Alan Trammell’s fourth hit
of the game ~ a two-out,

. bases-loaded single in the

battom of the ninth — drave
intwo runs and gave Detroit
‘its fifth.etraight victory.

"Yankees 16; Royals 3

New York pounded Dennis
Leonard for eight runs in the
first three innings and took
advantage of 14 walks.

Brewers 5, White Sox 1
-Robin. Yount singled,

‘doubled, tripled and scored
three runs and Larry Hisle ©

drove in thrée runs to pace
the Brewers.

Racine’s recovery will be
slower than first thought

MONTREAL (URC) -
Former lightweight boxing
contender Ralph Racine
faces longer convalescence
than first expected because
of persistent swelling to the
left side of his brain, ac-

cording to a family friend
and spokesman.

Thesweilling, Rev. Cajetan
Menke said Wednesday, has
impaired some of Racine’s
recognitive, speech and
memory faculties since he
collapsed and underwent
neurosurgery last week after
losing to Gaetan Hart in a
title match.

Menke said a brain scan
was performed Tuesday on
Racine, 23, who had to be
carried out of the ring on a
stretcher after he was

pounded into the ropes May
5. .

“The resulta of that scan
show that the swelling of the
brain continues on the left
side," Menke said.

“This affects his
capacities Lo recognize,
speak and remember,"’
Menke said. “Convalescence
will be longer than first
thought because of the extent
of the swelling.”

Menke, stressing that the
statement would be the last
issued by the family, said the
young fighter will be moved
“as soon as itis feasible to do
so" toa hospital in Hamilton,
Ont. where he will undergo
therapy.

“Doctors expect that he
will lead a normal lite
following _ convalescence,’’
Menke said.

“He will not fight again, all
the doctors agree on that,”’
Menke added. “The ‘whole

left side of his brain is
swollen.”

‘Menke said Racine had
recovered the use of his right
side, which had -been af-
fected for atime after the
injury and. remained
somewhat weakened.

He said the effects on
Racine’s recognition, speech
and memory faculties were
intermittent, since he. was
able to recognize some
family members and close
friends but not others. His
responses to instructions
similarly were sporadic.

“The fight. is one of the
things he does not seem to
remember,” Menke said.

Racine has not spoken in
the past week but he was
being discouraged from
doing so because of a tube
left by thesurgery, he added.

Doctors gave no estimate
on the length of time that will
be required for treatment.

“The original injury .
was a severe contusion to the
brain with a blood clot
caused by a severe blow te
the head or a possible serles
of blows.

“The clot was relleved by
surgery by Dr. Jean-Pierre
Mathieu,"’ Menke said, “The
surgery was completely
successful.” ~

Menke said young
Racine's. parents und
younger brother Peter, 18,
have been with the fighter
since last week and at one
point, the Roman Catholic
sacrament for the sick was
administered.

“His recovery has been as |

the doctors expected,''

Menke said. ‘However, the
continued swelling does
anticipate a long period of
convalescence.”

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Seattle 1
blanked Toronto, 7-0, Texas |

smacked -

In girls softball.
action Tuesday: night,
six games were played
in the three divisions.

In the’ ‘Bantam
division; Doc’s.. Car-
tage and Moose played
to an 11-11 draw. -

In : the Peewee

- division, New Quadra’
Travel dumped

- Lakelse Pharmacy 13-

_ 6 and Gamperland lost .
to Northwest Sport-
sman 19-7; -..

Three games in the
Squirt division saw Vic
Froese Trucking beat
Bob's Swingers 10-8, :
Chris's | J anitorial
Service take Westend

- Food Mart 10-6 and All

GIRLS’
~ SOFTBALL -

Seasons and the B c. . |
Government. ° “Em- ‘
_ ployee's Union battle”

_ division, it with.‘be,

‘Seasons

_ Chris's Janitors. 1

to a 5-5 tie.

‘Next games. in sicis,
softball will be tonight. -

Moose and Dec’s play ©
again :
Northwest. Sportsman .:|.

in Bantam, -

and New Quadra play,
as‘do Camperland and
Lakelse Pharmacy -in
the.Pee Wee schedule, -;
and: in the Squirt: .

Westend “playing”
BCGEU, Bob’s
Swingers against All
and. Vic

Froese . taking on

Buildall wins a

hi

pitcher’s duel —

’ Kitimat Buildall won
their first .game of .the
Terrace Men’s Fastball
League season Wed-

-mesday night at home

‘when they beat SKB Auco
10,

i RJ. Findlay and Bob
Couture combined for the

shutout, with while Ron
Daciuk and Chris Hyland
shared the loss while
tossing ‘a two-hitter for
SKB.

The . game
scoreless until the bottom
of the fourth, when Tim
Taylor’s single knocked

in Stacey Smeader for the

game’ 8 only | Fun. .

’ ‘SKB threatened | to tie

the. game when Ken

Zeigler doubled in the top
of the sixth, but he was

Jeft--on as the Terrace

team. stranded two on
base, :

: Scrub-league scores’

At least five gerub: -
league softball games
were played in Terrace
Wednesday night. —~

. The Daily Herald team
pushed its record to two
wins and no losses with
an 18-17 win over the
TKO's, by-scoring a solo
homer in the bottom of
the seventh - Inning.
Tuesday night the Herald
came back to beat High-
ways 16-15 after being
down -14-0 in the third .
inning.

In’ other Wednesday
games, it was Little
Haugland. Burnouts18 K-
Mart 12, Time Cleaners
20 All-West Glass 18,
Heavy Duty Operators 25
Finning Jractor 6 and the,
Windmill Winders’
squeezing past. Bob’s™
Welding 19-18.

Scores {from scrub
league softball games
can be phoned in to the.
Herald’ anytime after 7

a.m.. “the. day after. ithe
gamie.-- ‘Call. ‘685-6337 - 40
have ~ your. - Score
published. -

Minor baseball

' Three games. were

played in the Terrace -

Minor Baseball
Association Wednesday
night.

In; the
division, “Skoglund
Logging edged Terrace
‘Co-op 15-14, and Flaherty
Trucking ™ downed
Terrace Drugs 21-14.

In Bronco play it was
Elks dumping Far-Ko
Construction 15-8.

Next games in the
Terrace minor baseball
leagues are Friday night,
when Terrace Esso plays

we

Terrace Drugs in ‘the '

Mosquito division and

Credit Union meets] Far- :

Ko.

oD py Rien ‘POSCHES -
UPI Sports Writer

* -the third

was .

_” butit'ap

“Mosquito .

INGLEWOOD, cant
(UPI)" ~— Kareem. Abdal-

. Jabbar . center: .acored: .40

points and “grabbed. 15,

rebounds: Wednesday. night”
jopace Los Angeles. to a 108- .
103... -vietory, over |
hilisdelphia, which 'g gave the’:

Lakers a 3-2 Jedd Ini the best-
: ‘@-seven. ‘NB ehemiplodship

’ Bue the Victory.waB costly.

~ Abdul-Jabbar: is. hurt-—

Injuréd his left ankle late. i
arter. And the -
players.and Westhead know °

. the team’s hopes of wrip-

ping up their-{irst NBA title
since. 1972 ‘est heavily on

"him,
: With 4:40 Teft in tle ¢hird

quarter, Abdul-Jabbar hit a

_ feld goal and turned upeourt —

when his left ankle gave out.
. He limped around for nearly -
- 30 seconds before the Lakers
called time out and he was
helped to the dressing room.
‘ An ‘hour after the game, X-
trays at ‘nearby. Centinela
‘Hospital revealed: no’. frac-
‘ture but a serious sprain.
‘He will:treated with antl-
inflammatory ‘drugs and ice, .
red very rood
He woul beat full speed, , OF
not be able to play at all in
the sixth game of the series
Friday night in- Philadelphia.
“We know he's our best
player,” said Westhead,
“and it would be real tough

| without him, I feel we can

win-the series without him,

but I'd sure would like to

have him along.” .. ¢
Abdul-Jabbar -scored 14—

points in the final. quarter

anid ane fintoas cling

f 8

rally ty the aners and ullizs-

rvi

to 108108 with °43 seconds”

ief

But "Abdul-Jabbar : “came
through with a three-point
play and Norm Nixon added
a pair of free throws to seal
the victory and. offset Er
ving’s 36 points: »:*"

Jamaal Wilkes and. Earvin
Johnson ‘added'14 ‘each for
the Lakers while “Darryl

Dawkins had . 23 for
Philadelphia".
‘With Abdul Jabbar out for

the final 442 minutes of'the
third period, the Lakers had
responded with a 14-83 surge
to take a 81-73 lead entering -
the final period amid. a

deafening roar .from the
‘capacity crowd. of 17,505.

“Te was obvious it carried !
us along during that stret-
ch,” said Westhead. “If our
players had any doubt about .
how hard they had to play

‘with ‘Kareem ‘out of the —

" gould be.
: The Islanders won, 43, in
. _ overtime, but:the contest did
not live.. AY to its. cham-

- Game 2,°

ng, on

- The Doctor had 15 in the
; period to bring the %éers
back from a i2-point deficit

: Ansup’ the. crowd told them

what was’ expected,” YY

Doctors \said they. would
re-examine Abdul;Jabbar’s-
: ankle’ -Friday~
Philadelphia... ‘A’. deter: |
mination on ‘hia “playing:
_ status for the game was not.
- oxpected:.until “just a. few~

“hours before the scheduled
by 05° P. mi. ‘EDT start,

morning in’

lagareem is the ‘most
‘awesome forceas a player in

: the game," Philadelphia -
‘Coach Billy © Cunningham
"said. “He's a great credit to.

the game and if we win it we
want'to win. it with Kareem .

seventh game, if
‘necessary, is. scheduled for
Sinday - afternoon on the

” 60 the court.”
Sr AS

Lakers! home ‘court.

Styles will -

change

PHILADELPHIA (UP,
‘Tn the first game of thé
- Stanley Cup finals. rwewday
‘night, both the. New - york
Islanders. and - Philadelphia |

Flyers appeared tentative, an. even matchup, and that

as though they were waiting
tosee how physical the other

pionship ockey’s
eraion of the Golden Gloves.
_. When. the best-of-seven
seriés resumes tonight with
however, the
contestants are vowing an
improved, more physical

style of play.

*] don't know what the

without

tonight |

going to see a different

HL: Islander team,” New ‘York

center Bryan Trottier said.
“We didn't play that well.”

The finals were , billed as

gould be seen from the
scores at the end ofeach of

- the three periods — 1-1, 2-2

and 3-4. —- before Dents
Patvin’s power-play goal at

4:07 of overtime settled the

issue. :

But the. Islanders ap-
peared to have an edge with
forechecking, their ability, to
get out of their own zone
too much
harassment. from
Philadelphia and their three

, Power piny goals. 20

Flyers are saying, but you're *

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