By

Buenos Aires resounds to home soccer

club push in World Cup Finals

' By ROBERT HART
_ BUENOS AIRES (Reuter)

by

economic restrictions and

the firm hand of military
eB.

Each Argentine victory on
the road to the final has

t tens of thousands of

out into the ‘streets of

cities throughout the country

in a riot of waving flags and
horns.

After Wednesday night's
breathtaking 60 win over
Peru celebrating fais turned
the centre of Buenos Aires
into an impassable melee of
chanting humanity and
hooting traffie almost until

wn,

if on Sunday their heroes
can beat the Netherlands

. and win the World Cup for

Argentina for. the first time,
the celebrations could last

_ for days and the deeper
effecta on this nation of 27

million will be felt for much

longer, ;

Can they do it? After
Wednesday's
display .of attacking football
can anything stop them? .

Some observers of
Argentine football remain:
unsure, More than once in
the past the Argentines, with
all their flair and skill, have
falien at the last hurdle
through lack of discipline or
temperament.

The current squad, with
only a few exceptions, has
been together for the last two
years under the taciturn
control of coach Cesar

First pitch lets.
Angel get first Homer.

THE ASSOCIATED

PRESS .

It took Dave Machemer
seven years to reach the
major } and more
than a week to get in a game,
but when he finally did it was

well worth the wait.

California's 27-year-old
rookie third baseman, called
up from the minors early last
week when Carney Lansford
was injured, was the first
batter of the game Wed-

 nesday night. -

He lined a 3-2 pitch from
Minnesota's Geoff Zahn just
inside the left field foul pole,
becoming the 46th player in
major
history to homer in his first
at-bat. Don Baylor added a
tworun homer in the fint
inning, his 17th, and the
Angels went on to defeat the
Twins 5-2,

“It's a great thrill,’ Mach-
emer said. “I was really

py running .
as you could probably tell. I
‘was just looking for a pitch to
hit and luckily I got a fast
ball up. I hit it good. I was
Just hoping that it would stay

Elsewhere in the
American League,
Cleveland Indians beat
Kansas City Royals 4-2,
slicing the Royals’ lead over
California in the AL West to

game; Boston Red

9-2,
Baltimore Orioles ‘5-3 and.
Detroit Tigers outlasted
Toronto Blue Jays 10-8.
After the Angels grabbeda
quick 3-0 lead, Minnesota's
Roy Smalley countered with
a tworun blow in the bottom
of the first. Don Aase settled
down after that and pitched
his first complete game in 18

league - baseball

Sax beat aw ork Yankee

marta, scattering five hits.
ck ‘Miller. drove in the

Agel final two runs with a

seventh-inning triple.

The last player before
Machemer to homer on his
first major league at-bat was
Toronto's Al Woods on April
7, 1977.

Tigers 10 Blue Jays 8

Alan Trammell’s’ solo

homer fed a five-run sixth

inning for Detroit that.

erased a 65 Toronto lead.
After Trammell’s homer,

consecutive singles by Lou

Whitaker and Ron LeFlore —

plus a double by Steve Kemp

chased Don Kirkwood, who
had- taken over in the fifth
from starter Tom -Un-
derwoad.

Jim Crawford got the win

in relief of starter Jack

Billingham, who gave up
four runs on six hits in the
first inning. Jason Thompson

also homered for Detroit.

while Otto Velez connected
for the Blue Jays.
Indians 4 Royals 2

Paul Dade’s check-swing
grounder scored Jim Norris

with the tie-breaking run in-

the seventh inning and

~newly-acquired Dan Spiliner
pitched three innings of one-
hit relief.

Red Sox 9 Yankees2
‘Carl Yastrzemski and
Carlton Fisk led a. six-run

doubles and Butch Hobeon,
Fred Lynn and George Scot
homered as the Red on

whipped the Yankees behind.

the six-hit pitching of Dennis
Eckersley.

The victory, Boston's 11th
in the last 13 games and 2ist
in27, enabled the Red Sox to
take the rubber match of a
three-zame series

Seaver’s streak

broken

Tom Seaver's winning

iy came to an.

streak.
end, only because Ed Halick!
started'a mean streak. |

"T just decided to go out
there with hate,” said
Halicki after pitching San
Franciseo Giants to a 30

"victory over Cincinnati Reds

and their ace pitcher
Wednesday night. “I decided
fo more buddy-buddy stuff.”

Halicki waa in the right
frame of mind for the Reds
after the kind of sorry work

he'sdone against them in the

17 llfetime record
and a 6.53 earned-run.

average.

He had the added incentive
of facing Seaver, an
ilwetrious pitcher. who had
won seven straight games,

a nohitter his lost

” time’ out against St. Louis

Cardinals,
_ ‘This time, Seaver gave “
second. ng tingle

tlt

. gue hada» fourth an
ive

Roger Metzger gone
bee centre fielder Cesar
Geronimo and right flelder
Ken 1
ran a
Pit!
beat Chicago Cubs. 2-1,
‘Montreal Expos defeated
Now York Bets 2-1 in.a gate
shortened ' by ‘In the
seventh eine Atlanta

_ Braves beat San Diego

Angeles

by Nate
to lead the Expos over New
York

The
three times, the last in the
bottom of the seventh inning
after a delay of one hour and
21 minutes..There were Mets -
on first and second with one
out in the seventh when the
game was called. Pirates 2
Cubs 1

Frank Taveras hit’a tie-.

breaking, two-out single in
the ninth inning to back the
six-hit pitching of John
Candelaria and lead Pitt-
Bhurgh over Chicago.

Braves 2 Padres 6.

Gary Matthews collected
three bits and drove in two
runs and Adrian Devine and
Gene Garber combined on an
eighthitter to lead Atlanta
over San Diego. ;

Dodgers 5 Astros 4

Pinch-hitter Steve Yeager
singled home Bill North from
third base with one out in the
lth inning to boost Los
Angeles over Houston. North
led off the inning with a
double off loser Joe Sambito,
took third ona sacrifice bunt

by Jerry Grote and came

home on Yeager’s single.

dazzling’

being pla

with consectitive -

game was held up.

_Menoiti, formerly a player

with Rosario Central and
Clubs.
poner bet World Cup
ip began-a year ago
when Argentina played a
series of seven matches
against European countries,

doctor's evidence ‘to the
contrary and was sacked by
Menottl. Winger Dante] Ber-
toni’s form fell right away
and there were rumors that
midfielder Ricardo Villa was
the object of a $1-million bid
by the North American

including now-deposed warld . Soccer League.

‘champion West.

England, Scotland and
France,
LOST ONCE

Despite showing mixed .

form and having two players
sent off for losing their
temper and punching op-
ponents, the Argentines teat
only once, to the West
Germans, won three games
and drew three.
‘In a mood of

; optimism
Menctti picked his World
- Cup squad in February this

year, only torun into a series
of apparently crippling
setbacks

First, team captain Jorge
Carrascosa, a@ model of con-
sistenc af ‘and control in
maldfied ented out because

ure imposed by

petal chante football on his

ann xe calkeeper
en No, 1 g

Hugo Gati complained of

we

Argentina’s World Cup

Chances seemed ‘to be
. seeping away without a ball

being kicked but it managed
comfortable wins against
Romania, Bulgaria and
Uruguay in preCup
exhibitions and, ironically,
‘the changes forced on
Menotti now appear to have
been the making of the team.
Above all, doubts about
Bertoni and Villa con-
tributed to Menotti's
decision to recall the burly
Mario Kempes from Spanish
club Valencia where be has’

Rough
waters .

by Don Pearson, Custom

The tides this morning at
MK Bay Marina are low at
10:10 with .4 feet, high tide is
at 4:35 p.m. with 14.7 feet.

Douglas €hannel was
rough Wednesday until about
5 p.m. It was rough enough
to stop most boaters from
going out. This, -of course,
makes jit aay difficult to
report on fishy

Some salmon did come. in
during the evening after
waves and winds died dawn,

I noticed one Cohoe at that .
time.

- There seems -to be a lot of
dead-heads in the waters’
right now. This is caused by »
the extremely high tides and
beoming operations, -

Here in the marina we had
one boat perched on a dead-
head and another ‘floater’
dead-head id ike it’s way up

been the’ leading Spanish | through the

League scorer the last two
seasons.
Kempes, who is featured in
the centrefold of an
Argentina magazine which
shows him scoring one of the
goals leading to the World [coul
contributed a goal in
day night's win over

lack of fitness despite a Peru.
. Referee takes abuse
following ‘Timbers’ loss
Francisco Bolota netted

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

It wasn’t the best of nights
for Portland Timbers—they
lost a bunch of agruments
with the referee, a nine-

game winning streak and

centreback Graham Day for
their next game. .

It allhappened Wednesday
night as Tampa Bay
Rowdies posted a 2-0 victory
over the Timbers, their first
loss in 10 games, to snap the
longest winning streak in
North American Soccer
League history.

Day. sald one. man is to

blame. for the defeat—

referee Raus.

“Homer—that means he

{Raus} was on the heme
side,” complained Day, who
had the unusual distinction
of being thrown out of a
game that was no longer
yed.

After play ended, Day
drew a red card from Raus
when be extended his hand to

a eee)

-““I never should have gone
up to the referee, but I
thought he had a helluva had
game,” said Day, who will
have to sit out the Timbers’
next home game. “This is
place where the

the
NASI oll down, The refer-

ees are 80 diabolical.”

Wes McLeod and David
Robb provided the scoring
for Tampa Bay in an unruly
second half marked by five
yellow cautionary cards—.
four to Portland and one to
the Rowdies, .

ROWDIES TAKE LEAD

McLeod gave the Rowdies
& 1-0 lead at 53:03, scoring an

unassisted goal from 20 -

‘yards out. Robb added an
insurance marker 11

minutes later’, Senverting a

pass from Rodney Matsh

In other NASL action, New

York Cosmos defeated
Colorado Caribou 3-1;

Toronto MetrosCroatia —
edged Roches!

Lancers 2-
1; New England Tea Men
crushed San Jose Ear-
thquakes 5-2: California Surf
blanked Philadelphia Fury 2-

* @ and Detroit Express

blasted Mem

Dennis enh at Vito DL on

mitrijevic scored goals four

minutes apart late in the ~

second half as the Coamoa
defeated Colorado and

posted their 2ist consecutive .

bome victory.

The Cosmos hada crowd of
$2,476, giving them a season
total of: 400,064, establishing

‘a NASL record,

Vanco Balevski scored
with 3:63 remaining, lea

ding -
Toronto to its eighth victory .

in 17 matches this season.
Ivan Lukacevic also

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FLANAGAN SCORES
Mike Flanagan scored
three goals as New England
defeated San Jose and posted
its seventh victory in 17
matches this season.
Flanagan gave New
England a 1-0 lead at 4:27 of
the first half and then added

“two goals in a two-minute

span early in the second half.

‘Les Barrett and Steve
David scored first-half goals
and goaltender Dave Jokerst
made just two saves as
California bested
Philadelphia.

Barrett gave California a
1-0 lead at 13:26 and David,
who joined the Surf last
Monday, scored an
unassisted. goal at 21:15.

- Midfielder David Bradford.
scored two goals and Alan
Brazil added a goal and an
assist as Detroit defeated
Memphis. . -

Kelth Furphy added. the

rese’ final score, while

On Suniay i going
fishing for one week during
which time there will be no
fishing report. I approached
a. couple of fishermen to
replace me for this but I
couldn't get any takers.

_ Kitimat
activity.

.n the adgenda for all
active Kitimat 25th birthday

pantathlon. and archery
tournament, -

. The Kitimat Rod and Gun
hosts the Second Annual
Pentathion at 98 a.m.
Saturday, at the Rod and
Gun alte,

--The Third Annual Canada
Wetk Archery Tournament:
is being held Sunday at 10
a.m. ‘on the Fire: Mountain
range.

WwW German
depression -

INNSBRUCK, Austria
(Reuter) — A West German
vacationer was 20
by his soccer team's 3-2 loss

in Argentina Wednesday: that
he tried to commit suicide.
Josef Weller, 21, a house
painter from Herdorf,
walked into a bar here and
slashed his wrists,
Police say he is. out of

a derendes John: Faulknee
Rogues.

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VICTORIA. (CP) -
Bellingham Mariners
bombed Victoria Mussels 19-
1 Wednesday night in the

‘danger in hospital—but ‘still |

Mussels’ Northwest League

THE HERALO, Friday, June 23, 1978, PAGE $

baseball home opener before
731 Inns. ;

Jim Caballa drove in five
runs during a 13-hit
Be seventh inning

Ministry, of Health

Chairman,
Advisory Committee on Medical Manpower,
1515 Blanshard Street, ~
Victoria, B.C. V8W 3C8

Mussels cracked open; 19-1 loss

with a home run and a
double, Werner Lajusky hit
a grand-slam homer for the
mariners in the second in-

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