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Monday, August 23, 1962

“editor: |

don schafor

Aeeouercinas his e contral ox

"Chiara Lea continuet hi hia

- mastery over Houston .

‘Astros with a four-hitter to '

lead. Montreal to a 56
‘National League victory
Sunday .night that snapped
the Expos’ three-game
joelng streak,

' Lea, 11-6, did not allow a
hit until Ray Knight's

line in the fourth inning. Lea
has beaten the Astro three
straight times this season,
ylelding a total of nine hits.

Knight also doubled in the -.

sixth, Art Howe singled in
the seventh for Houston’s

third hit and Phil Garner ©
- angled in the ninth for
. Montreal’s other hits off
"Lea, who walked: three and

struck out seven.

The Expos scored four _
runs off loser Vern Ruhle,?7-
®, in the second inning with -

the help of two Houston
errors. Gary Carter was hit
by a pitch leading off the
inning, went to third on Tim
Wallach's single and scored
the first run .on Chris
_Speier's. single. Wallach
scored from third when
third baseman Howe

. bobbled . Doug Flynn’ 8,
rounder,

"A ‘walk. to Tim’ Raines
loaded the bases and Speier

was forced at the plate on .

Warren .Cromartie’s
grounder... Andre Dawson's

single to deep short scored

Flynn and Raines - also
scored on the play wh
shortstop Dickie Thon threw

Francisco’: Giants*.
‘Chicago Cubs 8 San Diego
Padres: 2; Pittsburgh
Pirates 4 Los” Angeles
.Dodgers 2; Atlanta Braves
» New. York Mets. 9; and
Philadelphia Phillies 8
Cincinnati Reds 2.
Saturday in the NL, it

' Was! Houston § Montreal 9;
double down the third base —

- Jackson’ s key homer lifts Angels

Baltimore a Texas 6;
_ California 19 Detroit 1; and ©
Milwaukee 3 Seatile 2, —
“White Sox 12 Royals 3

. Jerry Koosman pitched a
‘seven-hitter and Chicago
pounded’: 16 hits against
Kansas City. , :

“Reggle Jackson waa

nonchalant ‘about the two .

run-homer that turned: a 5-4

‘Detroit Tiger lead into a 6-5
win -

California Angel

Sunday afternoon.

“Jackson, who had angled

home a run totie the score a

- Well- deserved rest

coming for

MONTREAL « (CP) ©
Even for the No. 1 female
player In the world, . the
tennis circuit .can be
gerinding,. ‘but Martina

Navratilova says she plans ;

to take a resi Soon.

~? “Pp kind of waiting until“
after the U.S, Open to be ©

aver so I can-put up my feet
and. ‘relax;'? — said
Navratilova, ‘who defeated
Andrea Jaeger of Chicago 6-

. 3, 7-5.to win the $200,000

Player’ sj Challenge
championship Sunday:

wildly to second base. . » fr Diteen.. minutes later,

Montreal added a run in
the seventh off. Randy’
Moffitt when Cromartie -
‘walked, went- to third on”

~ Dawson's single and scored

on A] Oliver's single.
in other National League

Aor crt? doe

flag

be available!

atilova, b Dallas, Tex.,
dent went back onto the

with. partner . Candy
*Reyngldse. of 5 “Knoxville,
“Tenn, : to. defeat. another

re

’ American pair, Barbara

.Potter and Sharon Walsh 6...
fA OM tb take’ the! é doables:
title. .

~ Czechoslovakian _

Dingo’ 2 “Chicago 0;
ittgburgh 2 Los Angeles i;

‘Cineinnatt 10 Philadelphia -
- 3; St. Louis 7 San Franclaca-

Gand Atlania 6 New York 5. .
Cardinals § Giants 4—
Glenn. Brummer. stole

home with two out dnd the.

basea loaded in the bottom.
of the 12th inning to give the

‘3 in the fifth inning after the -

“Angels fell behind 3-0, hit his

homer after Rod Carew
singled. Jackson was thie
first batter: to face Detroit
reliever Dave Rucker, 2-4,

Larry: Herndon’s 18th

_ doubles by Joe Ferguson, .

Navratilova

The singles victory was
Navratilova’s @th in 65
matches this year and her

- combined winnings pushed.

her 1992 earnings to
$1,092,005. .

“It's a pretty awesome
record, but I've paid for it,””
said Navratilova, who plans
to take a week off after the

-.U.S. Open in ‘September,

and four more weeks after a

tournament in Philadelphia

later that: month.

Considering her record,
however, . Navratilova’s
opponents seem to suffer

" more from the rigid fitness’
expatriot -

regime the

follows.

_. “After practice, I do a.

_ series of quick sprints’ and

'Hfoursto. five times ayweak, thi
tun tio sok. three tmilde,’

“Navratilova |

said, .

Cardingls a S-Ayvietor ‘over. Bi
San Francisog Giagts and
keep'them [wo games ahead -
of Philadelphia Phillies, B-2
winners ‘over ’.Cincinnat!

Reds, In the NL East, =

Phillies & Reds 2 _
-Garry Maddox's grand
slam home run off Mario
Soto in. the tied Inning

Homer, a two-run thot, gave
the Tigers & 2-0 lead in the

_fourth and Rick Leach
‘slugged his third homer the
' next inriing to make it 9-0:

“The Angels’ rallied for

four runs in the fifth, two of

them on ~ consecutive

Rob Wilfong and Brian

~ Downing. Jackson singled
home the third run to tie the
game .and he . eventually

scored on Doug DeCinces’s
grounder. .

The Tigers regained the -
-lead 5-4 with a pair of runs

in the sixth on an. error by
DeCinces and a run-scoring
single by Tomi Brookens.
In. other’ American
League action Sunday, it

-was: Chicago White Sox 12 —

Kansas. City Royals 3;
Boston Red Sox 4 Oakland
‘A's 2; New York Yankees 3
Toronto. ‘Blue Jaya 1;

’ Cleveland Indians ‘4 Min.

nesota Twins. 3; Baltimore
Oriolea 10 Texas Rangers 3;

‘and Milwaukee Brewers 3°

Seattle Mariners 5. |.
In Saturday's: AL: action,
it was; Toronto 3 New York
1, oe
In Saturday's AL action,

i was: Toronto 3 New. York -

4 Cleveland 3;
1% Boston 5;

7 ens City - 4 Chicago 3

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“qving “he Phillies a 6+
behind Larry Christenton’s~~

Maddox:
. seventh home run‘ of the.
_ Season just Inside. the left-
field foul ‘pole after Soto ~
"yun namer helped San Diego

“inning with. a “two-run
homer.

- fifth.

- his strong pit

pen. a tight game,
lead, and they romped.

eight-hit pitching...
pulled | his

loaded the hases.on walks to

Koosman lost his shutout .

Bill Almon, Tony Ber:
nazard. and, Steve Kemp
éach drove in two rims for.
the White Sox, with Kemp
hitting a’two-run homer.
Red Sox 4 A's 2 ce

Boston’s' Rick Miller
capped a. four-run fifth -

Gary: Allenson and Jerry. .
Remy broke a scoreless tie’

with run-scoring singlea -

before. Miller's homer off
Rick Langford, #14, in the

Brian Denman allowed

“only three hits through five |
innings in his, first major-

league outing. Tom
Burgrmieler allowed one hit
and one walkin’ the final
four. innings to earn his

‘second save.

‘Yankees.3. Blue Says 1.
Dave Righetti continued

Griffey home.

~ Righetti gave up five hits
in seven Innings, while Rich

_ Gossage pitched the final

_two -innings for his 27th
Save. - .

__, Griffey, slammed ¢ a two-
. run homer in the fourth -
- inning off loser Jim Gott, 4-

9. The Blue Jays got thelr:

_ only run in the eighth when ~

District of

“Gary: Ma(thews, Mike Sch-
* midt — who doubled a run.

‘home Int the ‘first inning —
‘and Bo Diaz. Ivan DeJesus.

- rapped a pair of RBI singles

for Palladelphis.

: Cuba 8 Padres?

Terry Kennedy's three-

Lloyd Moseby homered off

” Righetti.
Indians 4 Twins 3

.-John Castino, who had

tied the game in the seventh
inning with a sacrifica fly,
ihrew the ball away. on an
infleldhit by Mike Hargrove

with two outs in the ainth,.
‘in the ‘seventh inning - dnd allowing pinch-rumner Jack
“gave up two. more runs In
the ninth.

Perconte to. score the
winning ran for Cleveland

_ against Minnesota.
Chris. Bando and Alan
Bannister, who” -both -

homered earlier in the
same, each walked to set up
the winning run.

. Rick Sutcliffe, 11-4, pit-
_ched a six-hitter for his

’ fourth complete game.
’ Gwioles 10 Rangers 3

Baltimore scored 20 hils
against Texas. ..
Cal Ripken Jr. led the

attack with a home run and

‘four singles to back - Jim

. Palmer's eight-hit ‘pitching
"as the Orioles swept the

three-game series. 7
Dan Ford and Ken

Singleton also homered for .

Baltimore.

_ Brewers & Mariners 5
‘Paul Molitor singled .in
one run‘and scored another

‘to highlight’ Milwaukee's .

three-run ninth innin

cies, PPA

. New York over Toronto.

The Mariners had raced
ta a 4-0 lead on Dave Hen-

derson’s' first-inning grand. -
slam “homer before Cecil

. Cooper’s two-run: single
‘capped Mi] waukee’s five.
run second,

- Al Cowens’s solo homer
with two outs in the eighth

tied Une: game at 55 for .

‘Seattle. ; 4

Terrace

- Wotioe of Public Hearing

Amendment te Zoning By-Law

i - gere,

- Buckner,
~ and Jay Johnstone put.

Chicago in front 7-4 in the .

: geventh and dropped San

‘out jater,
singled to centre and when

, Cincinnail

_LoSmith,-

“435i

“to a 5-0 lead, but the Cubs
countered with faur runa in
ihe fourth, including Jody
Davis's three-run homer.
Run-batted-in singles by
“Seot Thompson.

Diegoreliever Gary Lucas's
record to 0-10. Tony
Gwynn's firat major-league.

' .- homer in the sixth gave the
. ~ Padres a 6-4 lead before the
. Cubs rallied. ;
’ Pirates ( Dodgers 3
Mike Easler btarted.the or
. Lath’ with a single off

reliever Joe Beckwith. One
Dale Berra

the ball scaoted under —
Pedro Guerrero’s glove for
an | entor, Easler scored."

me a a
-Winner Dol Robittion, 1

2, relieved for the first tiene .

since April and pitched the’

final three innings, working

-out of trouble in the top of.

the l4th..
Braves 10 Mets a"

The Braves’. tact,

“was led by Dale Murphy,

who drove in four runs, two
with his 30h homer in the
seventh . ining. Murphy's
blast came off Joser Jesse
Oroseo following a single by
Rafael Ramirez, who had

om hits and drove in ‘two

“Glenn Hubbard ite a two-
run homer for the Braves,

who scored what proved to’

be the decigive run in the

eighth off Tom Hausman on

a doubleby Matt Sinatro
and Jerry Royster's single.

Stats and Standings

- NATIONAL Luaoua
asi Olvision

. WoL Pct, OB,
St. Louls " $2 537.
Philadelphis 489 44 S41 2
Montreal ~ 65 Se 578 4
Pittuburgh 405% $20 7
Chicago 64.72 42e 18
New “York “50 72 410) 20°
Waat Divisln :
Los Angeles 49 56.552.
‘Atlante =. 6? 56 S451
san Disgo 65°59 .524 «3
San Franclaco 44 4) 512 5
Houston Ss? 46 .d8) 13
: a?77 9 ane

Sundey Results -
Plitsburgh 4 Loe Angels 3.
Atlanta 10 New Yor #
St.Louls § San Francisco 4.
Philadelphia & Cincinnati 2
Chicago. San Diego 7 |
Montres! 5- Houston Oo:

! _siterday Reaulis
Heuston 5 Montreal 3

' San Diego 2 Chicago oC.

Pittaburgh 2 Los Angeles 3:
Cincinnall 19 Philadelahia 4
St. Loult 7. Sen Francisco é
Atlanta 4 Mew York. 5

fed ey ve sh

Montreal af Cincinnati

Philadelphia:.at Atlanta "

Lot. Angetes at St. Louls N
, New York at Houston N

Oo ABR 4 Ave.
Oliver, al 2 121 440 77452,
Durham, Chl 11? 433 68 134.
SIL 19 460 99. las.
Pohl?) 4§3 76 14.
123 470 59 146.
112 433 $7 132.
‘116-418 TT 127.

Madlock,
Hou
LA
Carter. Mt
Concepcion, Cin — yo
‘ 113 ast 39 134.

304
RuJones, SD 91330 58 100 202
Morgan, $F. 97 346 53 104 .101
Daybies— Kennedy, San. Diego,
Oliver, Montreal We, -
Tripies— Thon. Houston. 9%
McGee, “Sie. Louls, ©) - Garner,
Houston, 8,’

* Home runs Murphy, Atianta,

%;- Kingman, New York, ¥.
Runs Satte¢. In— Murphy,
Aftanta. 46; Oliver, -Adontreal,
an : .
Stelen hases— Abines, Mon?
treal. ~ a boSmith, ‘ Phila:
delphia, 53, .
Pliching ‘15 decistons)— Ro
Mantra? }4-6,.700, 1.487
. Gariton, Phitadelphia, 18-8, .667,
kis ; :
Stviteeouta— Sato, Cincinnatli

213; Carlton, Phitadetpnia, 169,

PSA
eae On nneneemnnanee

AMERICAN LEAGUE. .
Mastern Division -

WL Pct. Ga
Mliwaukea Ta 50.590
Boston 66 56 541
Baltimore 6a S75
Cetralt 62 40 308 (10
New York é1 60 504 10
Cleveland go 40 ate
Torénto 5v 45.476 14
Weatern. Division .
Calliornia: 1 $2 «ST?
_ | Kanes Clty 10 33 °.569 3
" Chicago 45 57 °.993..5
. Seattle "5p da 480 12
Oakiand:-— sb 4 te
Texas - 27 am
Minnesota 43° 80° .350 28
7 Sunday Results

Cleveland 4 Minnestta, 3
New York 1 Torgnte 1
Chicago 12 Kanaag City 3

- Californty 6. DetroWt 5
Boston “4 Oakland 2-.

. Baltimore 10° Texas 3.
Mitwevkes 8 Seattle 5

Saturday Reavits

Torenla 3New York 1
Minnetote 4 Cleyatend 3
“Oakland 12 Boston §
Kansas City 4 ‘Chicago. J
Baltimore & Texas 6° |
California’ 13 Oetrolt /
Milwaukee .3 Seattle 2

Kansas Cliy ot Texes-N
Milwaukee at Callfornts

12, ‘Herndon, Oetroit.~ 1.

Home. runi— Thomas,
k 32; ReJack
nla, ‘

Delrolt af Gakiand N -
Boston at Sea
; ABR H Avg,.
Wilsen, KC 423-60 142 378
Harrah, Cle 85677 147 322
'Paclorek, Chi 328 43 105.329
‘Yount, Mil 47692 :152 919
_ Ceoper, Mil 48577 154 318
Garcia, Tor S07 78 164.307
McRee, KC 466 70-147 .318
Hrbek, Min’ 412 62 130-315.
Carew, Cal 375 48 We 235
Rice, Bos .. 43962 135.,313
DowBles— White, Kansas City, ~
:%: Yount, Milwaukee, 34:
Triples— Wilton,

Kanues City,

" Calilor- a

Runa. batted in— McRae, Kan:

sas City,

land, 93,
Stolen:

Sakland,

19a; Thorntan,

Way Garela, Toronta,-

Cleva- .

MHandersori, |

pitching HS dacisians)—Vuck- .

ovich, Milwaukee, 14-4, . 278,
3.38; Burns, Chicago, 13- 4 785,
3.44,

Strikesurs— Bannister, Seattle,

153; Barker, Cleveland, 132.

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. OHSTEIC) OF UDaracd Puan PEF

an amendment. Is

proposed to the Zoning By-Law (401 and

- amendments thereto) |

as provided under

the Muncipal: Act, Section 720 and 721.
~The intent of this proposed amendment.
Is to allow for future development of
urban size. residential. subdivision lots.

~ The existing Zoning Is (A-1) Rural, the
‘proposed change would redesignate the

_. properties outlined and shaded on’ the
“above plan (S12 of Wi2 of. Lot 9, We of

* Lots 10 and 11, and Lot 12; D.L. 977, Plan

1055, Range 5, Coast
Residential...
The proposed Zoning

District) to (R-2) .

Amendment may

’ be viewed: by. any and all Interested
- partles during normal ‘business hours
. {6:00 a.m. to 4:00 -p.m.); Monday to

‘Friday, at the Municipal Office,
"9215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C.”

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