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“MADRID {AP)"— Brazil,
flamboyant and ‘deadly,.
acared twice-in the last .15

minutes to defeat the Soviet
Union 21 if’ its opening -

match of the 12th World Cup
soccer tournament Monday.

. Italy and Poland drew 0-0
in: the other: game- played
Monday. ‘

‘At Seville, Brazil, three-
time World Cup winners and
favorites to clinch a fourth
tltle,.
_minutes:to break .a Soviet
team that tackled resolutely
and defended at full stretch

_ for -most of the game. .

‘That was one of the best

_ - ames in the history. of the
World Cup, sald ‘Bratilian ©

mane Tele Santana. ,

Ford makes most of his playing time

Dan Ford was gelilng sick

‘of watching Baltimore
- Orioles. Having a seat on

the bench does that to him.

- Ford felt alot better after
capping a five-run seventh-
inning outburst with a
Pinch-hit grand-alam homer
Monday night as the Orloles
downed Milwaukee Brewers
#4 for the elghth victary in

their. last nine American

League baseball games.

"T’'m always jiching to get
back in,” Ford said after
hitting the: first . pinch-hit
komer in his seven-year
career. wl a

Appa and watch tig ote
‘ord, ” aaah an ff DM.
California Angels in’ ‘the off-

, had been sidelined
ince "Thursday with a

~ ‘pulled hamatring muscle.

He connected on a 1-2 pitch

struggled for. 75 ~

j wasn’t decided by ofe run in Monday night's action, Elks:
a ‘got etx runs across in the third inning, taking & 148 Iead af
i thal point, and then coasted to the win, - -. ||: ok:
-Jn:the other: Bronco’ division . playoff, match, aro"
Contracting had a good deal: of trouble. ‘dispensing’ wlth
fe _ Credit Union as they wort thor F game | ie. Far: roy ‘who ‘. y

"Midfielder Andrei Bal:
gave the Soviets a 35th-
minute lead. “with a long
Tange drive that ‘Brazilian

goalkeeper Waldir Peres

allowed to wriggle through
-his grasp.

“We did not play ‘well in
the. firat half because the
players were. despondent
after the shock of the
opening. goal,” ‘said San-
tana.

. "The Soviet Union Was: 8
“very good side and without
doubt that is our toughest

_ Group game out of the way.”

‘Braail then battled to find
‘a way past agile Soviet,
goalkeeper  Rinat Dasaev
until. Socrates Olivera
Vielra exploded Into actlon.

from reliever Jaime
‘Easterly.

The pinch-hit homer was
the sixth this season for the
Orioles, who were mired in
the basement of the AL East
Division for a few weeks
after getting, off to a poor
start, -

Joe Nolan also homered

for the Orioles, who have

had 18 homers during their
recent streak. / *

In other AL action
Monday, Oakland ‘A's ‘beat
Toronto Blue Jays +2, New
York, Yankees defeated
Boston- Red Sox 5-l,
Cleveland Indians swept a
twi-night doubleheader ’
from. Detroit Tigers 5-0 and
21, Kansas City .Royals
‘blanked Minnesota Twins 3- -
0, and Seattle Mariners.
shutout. Texas Rangers 40.

“Fintahed first in the Bronco division, and 1 Cradit Union, who. >

. Pap-Ko canie on in the final two
_ the top of the sixth and two more in the top of the seventh to ,
et their lead to 10-7, byt then had to be.tight on defense in 7

W the only Mosquita division game ‘played thang:
ra Heaso needed two runs inthe bottom ofthe sith and

ly,-Poland tie 0-0

home a brilliant 20metre
kick that signalled a frantic
finish, _ Do,

It was a goal that drained
the previously — well-
disciplined Soylets ef their
resolve and Eder netted the
winner: with two minutes
“yemaining — a. goal of

simplicity and style. The .

winger: picked up a pasa

-from substitute Paulo’
Jeldoro and flicked the ball.

up before volleying .past
“Dasaev from outside ‘the
penalty drea. = © :

The Italy-Poland game in
Vigo did not come close to
matching the excitement of
the Brazil-Soviet encounter.
It got bogged down in

A's 4 Blue Jays 2

- ‘Tony Armas’s sacrifice
fly drove home Oakland’s
~ deciding run in a- two-run
third inning and teammate
Rickey Henderson stole his
63rd base of. the season.

Matt Keough, 6-7, who gave.

up Willle Upshaw's eighth
home run of the season, a
twetun shot in the first

inning, got the win with.

reef help from Tom
Underwood and Dave
Beard. Jim Gott,. 1-4, Waa
the loser.
Yankees 5 Red Sox 1

. Dave Collins racked his
first homer since A$gust 30,
1904; a.two-run shot; to back
Ron Guidry’s five-hit pit-

e

‘midfield for long periods,

allan. goalkeeper Dino
zat, who at 40 is the oldest
man in the tournament,
celebrated hiis 100th in-
ternational. match by

‘recording’ a shutout. He.

betame only the ninth

; s, sgocing | three in...

0 an exciting ‘start
” ‘ital inning to get past Terrace Druga’ 12-11. Essi flilahed
on.top of the Mosquito division, while Drugs: were on the

‘bottom, but Easo were. beaten by Drugs In thé seabon closer.
-Paiday night and had trouble again with the otermined

‘Drugs team, nr

eS fash't breaks nl ~

The Janky forward ‘fired

‘Thousands of Spanish

fans were unable to attend.
which was |

the game,

- watched by only 39,000 ina

-player in history to play in*”

100 international games, -

Zoff had only one serious, _.
save to make, and his Polish -

counterpart, Josef
Mlynarezyk, was alightly
busier. _ :

The. italiens, who had |

drawn their last two
meetings with ‘Poland,
created the majority ofthe’
scoring - opportunities but.

seldom really threatened. -

“year against one loss. He

ching as New York downed ©

Boston. Guidry, off to his
best start since 1978 when he
won his firat eight decisions,

notched hie elghth win of the”

Cubs finally get breaks

,

> The way they’ ve betn *
playing for the last few

weeks, Chicago Cubs knew |
’ they were due for a good
» @ame-one of these days. -

They finally got one
Monday. ,

‘The Cubs broke a 13-game
National League baseball

hits in a wild, wind-blown
12-11 victory . over
‘Philadelphia Phillies.

The Cubs’ streak had tied’

’ thelr alltime record for

futility, set in 1944, and was
the longest.in the NL this
season. ‘The. last Chicago

ra Victory this season was 8 9-2

triumph over Los’ Angeles
Dodgers on May 29.

_ Aided. by a 92-kilometre-"
- an-hour winds blowing out

to -the. walls at Wrigley:
._.. Field, the Cubs got a.three-_

rim homer from Bump Wills
> amd -a--tworun -shot-.from. -
- Leon -Durham, each of ©

_ Whom drove in four runs.
Chicago manager Lee
Elia said: “We needed’ to

~~break out. We got 19hits and

needed every one of them.”

- While roughing up
"Philadelphia ace Steve.
_--Carlton, 7-7, for six runs in:
just over three innings, the

Cubs committed six errors

to help the Phillies get back
’ Into.the game.
The. Cubs.’ nearly.

., . _ Squandered leads of 6-0 and

"8 earlier, then almost blew. a
~ ¢heir 12-7 advantage in. the
“ninth, Gary Matthews made. -
- At 12-10; with, ye. three-run’.
“homer. “off” ‘reliever Bill.

- Campbell. ‘The. Phillies:

added “another: run ° when .
Garry. Maddox hit.an RBI
grounder and they had the.
tying run on first, when Luls

. Aguayo. grounded -into a’

forceout to end the game. -

“In other NL games, it-was
St. Louis ‘Cardinals . 2,
Montreal. Expos. 1; Houston
Astros 'p, Atlanta Braves 0;
New. York Mets: "2, ° Pitt
Sburgh Pirates 1; and Los

__over o1 one. stretch.

“Dodgers ‘ Padres 3

‘Angeles 4, San ° “Diego -
Padres 9 in 11 innings.
Cardinals 2 Expos 1
‘Darrell Porter tripled .
home Ken Oberkfell in the

* third inning and seored on

Dane Iorg's sacrifice fly,
leading St. Louis’ over

; Montreal.
losing streak by pounding 19 ~

Bob Forsch, 8-2, held .
Montreal to six hits and one.
run through seven innings,
giving up.-a homer to
Warren Cromartie in, the
fifth, :

“Astros 9. Braves 6 a
_ Joe Niekro pitched a six-

hitter and Denny Walling

knocked in three_rung, two

with-a homer, a3 Houston
beat Atlanta. Niekro, 6-4,

~gtruck out six and walked

two, retiring 18 of 18 batters .

“Walling * Inocked in the
| first ‘Houston Tun with a

‘sacrifice fly in the. third

inning off. loser Rick -
Mahler, 4-5, then capped a
three-run eighth with his
two-run homer.

‘Mets 2 Pirates 1:

Ellis Valentihe hit a two-

.Fim homer ‘in: the " fourth

inning and New York |

-overcame 10° strikeouts..by _

Don Reiners to nip Pitt-

ira

“Winner Pete, Faleone, 42,
nr only five hits in .
t innings . before Nell -

8th bv 0. coo] .”
the’ Pirates: whe bad won"

-elght of their 10 previous :

games:

Dusty Baker hit his :11th. -
home. run with two outs in
the 11th Inning to lift Los
Angeles over San ° Diego,

. after the teams had played

to a 3-3 tle.

"Steve Howe,: 6-1,- earned

the victory by shulting out
the Padres in the 10th. and

Ajth innings after Dodger

starter Fernando Valen-

w Peni

zuela was racked for ithits,

_ the most given up in his .

major league career.

Paletti_
at fault

MONTREAL (CP) — The

weekend. accident that
* daimed the life of Italian
‘race car driver Riccardo —
Paletti ‘apparently was.

‘@aused by his own driving
error, an official with the
Canadian Grand Prix said
Monday, 7

been 24 today, died Sunday
of massive hemorrhaging of
‘the abdomen and thorax

about 80 minutes after his
... Car;‘travelling .at...199 -..
- kilometres.

n an _ hour,
- slammed into the back of
Didier” Piront's

race.

Paletti’s Denim Osella ©

FAlIc . burat into flames
seconds after impact. The

fire was extinguished about .

A minute later but Paleiti
was trapped in the ear for 24
minutes. |

Roger Peart, clerk of the
- Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
Gnd a inember of the review
board: investigatiig the
‘accident, attributed the

crash: to. an error on -

lien, tched the ‘any =-Paletti's part. He didnot ——
- polted ninth om “elabcrate, but sald: he could”
m6 to: “no ‘other con-.

‘elusion:””” *
. Although * m
Pt
the ’ Ferrari,
; belleved Paletti,.in the 12th

ssed

and sécond-tolast row. of ©

_ the starting grid, didnot see

or have time to avoid —

- Plroni, who signalled his
-yehicle: ‘was stalled by
~ralsing his arm in the ‘air.

’ “Everything was done .
that..should have been,

“done,” sali! Ongare.

~Paletti, who ‘would have

stalled ~
Ferrari, 5. 8 seconds into the ;

of ‘the

it is

struck out seven and walked.
Indians 5-2 Tigers 0-1

Len Barker fired a four-
hitter ‘in. the opener and
Rick Sutcliffe and Dan
Spiliner
duplicate. the performanca
in the nightcap as Cleveland
swept Detroit and snapped a
five-game losing streak.
Barker, #3, struck out i1.in
his first shutout. of the
season. Suteliffe recorded
his fifth. win in seven

- decisions. Spillner got. the ©

final two outs for his eighth
save. ;
Rayalb: 3) twins Os

five-hitter and George Brett
slammed a solo homer ag

“eombined ‘to *

aP oon wet

Paul Salittorti and” Den
Quisenberry combined ona —

- Beattie, who~ worked. the

"abroad.

are -sét ‘Tuesday as the 24-

stadium that holds, 56,000. 7

wit he tear fovea ia playott Monday meet’ opal .

. Pert and Cameroon play in

and: Hubgary and El
‘Salvador play their Group ©
‘Three game in Elche. .

te pot

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