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play:

Skoglund:-earned’ thelr

champlons Credit Union 13-
10 Friday in. the loser’s
round. semi-final of the

Bronco diviston: double--
_ knockout final series, Far- |

 Booten,
Tom Sheasby”and Cecil
Booten were triple-winners

‘Sunday at - Terrace
Speedway during -the
Terrace ~~ Stock Car

Association’s race day. at
Terrace Speedway neat Old
Remo.

- Sheashy, whe. completed

'- in the A hobby stock class, ~
.. won the

phy dash and
heat in his: class ' before

- Ko “qualified for: the fitial

‘WSkognna wins ‘tonight!
‘gaine, which slarts gt: 4:30.
"p:m. at. Agar Park,. -the two:

"give Skoglund their second -
‘less and eliminate “them,
giving: Far-Ko ‘the title.

_ In the Mosquito series,
again a double-knockout
final, Terrace Esso handed

Sheasby win ‘three |

taking the jamboree as well,

where he beat Gerry’

Normandeau who came
second and Sharon. Fagan,
who was third.
-Booten, meativhile, won
all three. races in the B
street stock class in car 707,

19. Len

track © June .

Dougherty also won a race |

in 707, laking the A Sten

Bompago’ Ss challenge:

live up t to promise

TORONTO (CP) —

“difficult ‘part for Romipege :
now will be living up.to his
‘reputation following an easy

win “Sunday inthe | 124th.

running: of’ the 1%-mile
- Queen's Plate. ,

The thréé-year-old calt,
owned by'-brothers John,,
Carl and, Gerry Cardella
and their nephew Paul, all

"of Toronto, scored a 4\%-"
length... vietbry : ‘over King.

Khaled inthe $252,310 race

before 30,523 spectators at =

WAS. -
consecutive . stakes’ “vidtory
for the ’Son76r: Upper. Cage.
He ‘also :won the “‘Vagnjle

Plate Trial last June tiat:

Woodbine: in a five-léngth

-2-Ridh

But it was not a classic
presentation Sunday for the *

oldest: ~ . continuous *

~ North America.

On a fast track, Bompago .

took the record ‘winner's
purse of $151,386 ina slow
2:041-5, far off the record
2:02 by Royal ‘Embrace in
. 1860,

- The slow pace: -gurprised
everyone, even the jockeys.

When the field of 14 three- -
year-olds broke: ‘from the
favored

starting gate;
‘ Bompago, ridden by Larry
‘Attard, and Sir Khaled, with
- Des: Ramos

Richard took the lead. That
had been" expected: they
were considered the speed
horses.

; -derles ‘Jast week, and will: | » Merrar
“thie “apie Be +. Bow take on Soghind in the ‘thei
"game. ‘and ‘Terrace’ Drugs." i
ner ‘Flaherty -
a frig: ‘forthe’ final. ° :
i > Mosquito. ‘final. berth? ‘alter
" “gamed - Friday night-in the: -

‘teams . will -play again.
wee Wednesday night, If Far-Ko ©.
wins, however, “that “will.

which made its debut. at the

_ and, racing begins at 2 p.m.

thoroughbred. - stakes - ‘in’

loser's-round semi-final and
‘qualifies Esso to meet: the
Winner: of. ‘tonight's fame
> Wednesday night In the first.“

OF twa posalble final games, :

Tonight, Drugs: ‘and
_ Flaherty: Trucking will
meet starting af 4:15 p.int.
-for. the other . spat in the.,
finals.

-Both games will be payed
at Agar Park. .

. stock main event,
The number.i7 car, which
‘Sheasby drove in his three {|i
victories, won another race -
with Jim Daigneault behind
the wheel when Daigneault
. won the B hobby stock main
event. .

Graham- Grass returned’
to action’ on the: track
Sunday as well, winning the
A street stock. trophy dash
and heat.

~-Next- action—at—Terrace--

’ Speedway is July 10, when
time trials start at 1 p.m.

* RESULTS from the Terrace Auto

. Racing Glud's raceday June 26, 1983 at
Terrace Speedway.
A HOBBY STOCK -

. Fraphy. Dash: 1. Tom Sheasby 2
Mike Borque 3, Kerb Quast 7
Heat: 1. ‘Tom ‘Shersby 2 Randy
Goodwin'3. Mike Borque
. Maing 1. Randy Goodwin 2. Herb
Quast 3. Rick Kannedy
8 HOBBY STOCK "

“This young BMX racer casts & a quick look 0 -over- his left
» shoulder to check and see if any of his- competition Is:
having trouble handiing the high-banked corner at the
end of. the “Terrace Torken BMX Club’s Riverside

ate.

ark. 10,

track, while the rider just behind tries te catch Up. “These
three riders were among 84 that pedalled thelr bikes
around: the track Sunday afternoon. For results see: page

+

* Traphy Dash: |, Will Hogue 2, Greg
Delaronde 3. Jim levine

Heats 1. Garry Normandeay 2.’Rick |
- Rothney 3. WIlf Hogue

Mainz 1. Jim Dalgnesult 2. ‘Gerry :
Normandeay 3. Wilf Hogue,
& STREET STOCK

Trophy Gash: 1, Graham Grass 2 .
* Arnle Reay. 3. Dale Owen

Heat. Graham Grass 2.. cen

' Dougherty 2. Bale Owen -

Malar" Ken, Dowsherly 2. Dale
Owen 1. Arale Reay..
B HOBBY STOCK |
.. Trophy Dash: V, Cecl! Boofen 2, Lory ”
Owen J, Som River -

"Manager Chuck Tariner Of
the streaking’ Pittsburgh -
Pirates’ put the situation: in’
perspective.

“It's a baseball season,
“Snstedd’-of a .basebali .

Heat: 1. Cacl) Booten 2. Lory’ ‘Owen
3. Somars Chitwall

Main: 1. Cecil Booten 2 sain ‘iver
“POWDER PURF:

1. Melanis ‘Rotiney: z
Clarabut 3. Susan Nelian’
JAMBORES ‘

1... Tom Sheasby = 2.
Normandeay 3. Sharon Fagan

Next race day: July 10, 1953. Time
trials at 1 p.m., rating at 2 p.m,

hig club had beaten'St, Louis”
5-0. Sunday’ for its eighth .
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the: Cardinals to ‘their sixth

Son Francisco 74 San Dieao

: Mendrick,: SIL

“claco, 27,
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Ghicaao,%

Pirates losing. ‘now,

consecuitive los, 2". te

. For ‘Rusty: Staub of New:
. York, Mets ‘and: Jody. Davis’
of Chicaga Cubs, though, it”:
-has been a pretty’ Bood hall:
_month of baseball.’

‘single-season record - with .
his elghth: consecutive pinch. .
hit, extending a streak that.
began June 11. Davis drove =

Staub’ tied Dave Philley's Ss ;

.i
exactly tivo weeks after he.
hit his firat one. -

~ Stauib’s. pinch ft ‘slagle

waa wasted “vin

~ Philadelphia’ 38-4 victory i in:

the “first - game“of: a+

doubleheader... His;gtreak --

 Temained- intact ag ‘he: ‘Bate.
out the’ nighteap,, worl by the |
- Mets” 2)

; ‘Davis's. blazing batled the’

in six runs for the Cubs, four — Cubs to a 9-5 vietory: over

of them with. his second,
career grand-slam homer, -

- Montreal. .
In other NL gaines, it was

EE

Stats and

Standings —

NATIONAL League
East Division |

my, WoL Pci. GBL.
Montreal 37 31.544 —
St. Louls 34035 4.493 Sta
Philadelphia 33°34 «1465 4
Pittsburgh 3136 °.463. 5%
Chicago 34038 457) 6
New York - 28 43.394 10% -
. West Division
Los Angeles 45 96 60
Aflanta 43. 29...597 2%
San Francisco 38 34 .§35 7%
San Bieyo 346 36.500 91%
-Hausten, 3 97 1493 10
‘ Clacinnatl “30 42 atl t6
Sunday Results”

Philadelphia 8-1 New york as

Chicago ? Montreal. 5,
Atlanta “5 Cinctnnatl: 1"
Pittsburgh 5 St. Louis 0.

03
Houston 9 Los Angeles’ 7”

Saturday Results.
Pittsburgh 10 St. Lavis 3.
Pritacatphia 4 New ‘York a :
Sen Diego 3 Sani Francttoo a.
Atlenta’ & Cincinnatl 2 .
Chicago 2 Montreal 1 aii, ine

: nings) ©

Los. Angeles. 2 Houston T a

“dnnings}

2 Games Today
“Chicano-at. Montreal TN: .
Pittsburgh at St. Louls: N°

Atlanta at Cincinnatt N.

Tuesany, gamai

*. BUSburgh’ at Chicago

AMBRICAK LEAGUR

i, East Division
W L Pet. OBL
Toronto 40090 «S71 —
Baltimore 40°30 S71] =
Detrolt av 3 5571
New York 36.39 522. ae
Boston 3§ 0435 «1600 5
Milwaukee 33°35 6485 6
Cloveland ~ 9299.45) Be
West. Division
Taxas- : 393 55st —
*-Calitornia 38 92 45437
Kansas City 9-34 31. .$23 24
. Chicago | 1% a 343
Oakland . 33°39 458. 7
Minnesota - 30 445.405 11.
Seattle . 27 48 WO lal |
Sunday Results: ~ -
-- Toronto’ 19 Seattie 7.
-  Bostan 12. New: verk, s,
“Baltimore "3 Detroit . i.
- Chicaga 9 Minnesota Pe :
- (Milwaukee “ (Cleveland : 3.
California - Rensas” city,
Pedy raln, = .
. TEXAS Ve oakland V
| Saterday” Results|
, New-York 4 Boston 1

. Detroit. ? - Baltimore = 3

Mitivaykee T Cleveland 2°”
Chicago 8 Minnesola.3. +: -

- California 9 Kansas Clty 2

‘Texas 8 Oakiend 3
Seattle - ‘5S. Toronto 2.)
: “Gamas Today

_ Botton at Cleveland NO.

Baltimore at New York N-
Ostrolt at- Milwaukee N
Texes at California. N | i
-Kanaas City et Oakland N
go at Seattla N | ..-

-_ Montreal. at Phil delp ie 2,
TN .

“NeW York at $1, Lou 1, TN.
. $an-Franclsco at Cincinnati. N
‘Houston af Atlante No. ;
~ Los. Angeles San-- “Diego N

BAB RH Pet,

bases: Raines, :

~ Stolen
LeMaster.: San: Frari-

treal, 33;

Mon

(6° decisions}:

Oy) 05% 142s
Diego,
Houton, $-1, °
2,

Allanta,
San
457, °5.13; Ayan:
033,, 2.04; Perez, Atlanta,

fone;,

M00, 2517 Hooton, Los Angeles,”

12, 70, 3.08.

Strikeouts: Carilon, Phas

Soler:

- Saves: Reartion. . + eabtr bal:
1h. Levetie, San Pranc\sco It
Bedroaslan, Atlante, 97 Lesintift

Fa
61,

_Singiqnan. .

‘Tuesday Games.
Boston. at Cleveland A.
Ballimore. at New York N

, Detroit at ‘Aitwaukes ft.

Toronto at Minnesota N°

.. Texas at -Cailférnia

Knees City at Oakland N
_ Shleago at Shattie Ne,

23196-7842 nt
_ Knight, Hou 228. 18 76..939"" ee AB R'H Pct
Medlock, Poh 223 24 74 aa: - Catew, Cat. i ‘as 38> 92° .413
‘Murphy, «Atl ; 65° 85 926, Baggs, Bos” 256 44/92 °,
P, Dawson, “ML 5° 67. a. fiae; Kan - : 237 Y
“McGee, SIL - i Orit SOON BOF. Bd BO: 03
‘Oliver, MAM 947-32 Ba an. Thornten, Cle. 217 38 70 3.37
Herancez, NY (267 40 82 .307...Yourt, (Mul. 263-48 3/92
- Losmith, si "192. 28 89.307) Almansfoek ya 2a 61a!
Guerrero, | agf,43 79,303. .- Bonnell, Tor - WS Sed
Doubles: ‘Garvey, “6an” Diego, * ‘Decinges,: “Cal 1s
19; Buckner, ‘ctlcago, 10; Daw-. .Hrbek, ‘Min. fe
son, Montreal, (18: Ray; ‘Pitts: —Simmona,’ Mill |
burgh, 18: Knight; Houston, 16;-" Ooubtes::: ‘McRae,
' Olivér, Montieal,. 10; ls Clty, 24) | Boggs.
Triples: Moreng,, Houstan, a) . Hrbek, “Minnesota, - are Parrish,
Gutler, Attants, 6s: Dawson, . Detrott, 20,.
Montraat, 6. , soeiptes: ‘Moore, | “pailwavkes,
Home runs: Murphy; ‘Atlante, Wilson,” Datrolt, $7. :Gritfins
19; Evans, waen Franelsco, 19) Toronto 31° Herndon, Deirolt, St.
Guerrero, _ Los’ Angeles; : 15; Gibson, Detroit, “5: | Winteld,
Dawsan, Monreal Vp. Schmidt, New “Yorks 5.
Philadelphia, 14, Home. runs: kittie, ‘Chicago,,
Runs . hatted in: Dawson, (i. Rice, Boston, ley) Armas,
Montreal. . 56; Murphy, Atlanta, | Boston, | 14; D&Cinces, Calter
i. Foe Fe ee ae 152) Johnsons Toronto, | 14)

Copper, © “Milwaukeq, Maa Ward, |
Minn@sata, 14.

Runs ‘batted in:
cugos 517 Ward, Minnesota, 50.

- Stolen bases: Cruz, Culeago,
447) Wilsgh, Kenpes City, ae
Henderson, Oskland, 32.
Pliching (a decisions}: Flana-
gan, Baitimoré,. 6-0, 1.000,..2.72; ©
Kison, Calitetnta: B-1, 057, 3.231:
. Koosoan: Chicagoe:: 8-9, - 057,

Aa _Jagksan,. Taranto, 5-1, 093).

“A tethweete: . Stab,
Orr BI an ‘ Cléveland,-.93;.
event!) Quisetberry, .
AY me Btantey,: Boston, My

Kittle, Chi- :

Toronte,:.
"Kansas :

‘Atlanta Braves 5 Cincinnati -

but optimistic _

‘San Franciaco’ 2.

Reds’ 1, Houston ‘Astros 9. cups 9 Expos-§

Los Angeles ‘Dodgers 7, and”
“San Francisco Glants 20:
and 4-3 in:a: doubleheader
~ieweep of San Diego Padres.
*Results: .\Saturdayy,
.Chicago‘2. Montreal: 1 in Lt
‘innings, Pittsburgh 10 St:
Louis 3, Philadelphia 4. New
” York 2, Atlanta 8, Cincinnati
. 2, Los Angeles 2 Houston 1 in
oH innings, and ‘San Diego 3°

June 26 is

‘Davis, the -Cubs' catcher,
raised his RBI total to40 for |
the “season, hitting’ his

second career slag against

Randy. Lereh-in:tha second
inning: Davis: dirove.in two:
more runs in the fifth.

The Expos remain in first
Place inthe NL East, 3%.
games. ahead: Of St. Louis.

a bad day,

for Jays’ opponents

Heaven help: the plicher °
that faces Toronto. Blue
Jays. on June 8, 1988.

.On June 26, 1978, the Blue -
Jays. destroyed Baltimore.

24-10 ini a baseball game in
which the Orioled resorted

- to ‘using backup’ cateher..

Elrod Hendricks ag Pitcher.
— Hawaii |
. snaps
tate tie

Bobby Migcik’ 8° ninth-
inning .'single “drove’ Ron.
. Wotus homne.and snapped a
. 9-9 tie.to give Hawaii a 10-9

victory: over' Salt’ Lake in -
‘Paelfic.

Coast.”
_ baseball action.” .
. Elsewhere in the PCL ,
“Sunday? Tucson drubbed -
” Vancouver « 9-8, Portland

League-.

_ beat - Las. Vegas © 85,
; Edmonton downed Phoenix.
' #3, and” - Albuquerque .

: pounded Tacoma 13-2.
‘Wotus opened the ninth -
inning. in at Lake’ with‘a:

. single“ -foser Bab *
- Bubéock: me went to second -
“ passed ball and °

vadvaneed third on-a

sacrifice: Before. Miscik “hl
“his: two-out single,

‘The Gulle:héd scored ‘six .
* thes in the elghth off fotir
Hawaii: Pitchers to tie the
” game,

Giles. ‘Welker’ started the ©
rally with A double | and
knocked in the tying run on °
his second trip in the: inning.
with, a sacrifice fly. Fe

_ Don Stanhouse -finally

- came out of the bullpen to

_ quell,.-the’:.: rally; and :
eventually gain the victory.

‘In Canada, Tucson's Wes.
‘Clerhents, hit a three-run
homer in the Toros’ five-runi :
> ninth. : Anting.'to . beat
* Vaneouver;’. » 30°"

_ Greg Cypret had four hita-
‘arid . Scott ‘Lducks . added -
thrée:in: the ‘Torvs" Walt
* attack =. rae

an

On Sunday June 26, 1983
— Toronto collected 21 hits
against: five: *. Seattle:
pitchers, including. reserve
infielder Manny Castillo; in -
swamping the Matiners 19-7
and fetalning a. share of.
first place with Baltimore in

.the- American ..Leagae’s
. East Division. ‘

““T don’t want for anyone
to get the. impression I

- thought this was fun,” said

Seattle's new manager, Del .
‘Crandall, who replaced the
-fired Rene ‘Lachemann on
Saturday... .

In other AL damesit Was
Baltimore 3 Detroit. Tigers

_1, Boston Red Sox 12 New

York Yankees .5, Chicago .
White | ar a Minnesota
‘Twins “Milwaukee

: Brewers. re Cleveland

Indians “3,; and’ Texas
Rangers 4. OAKLAND A's 1
in a rainslidrtened game.
California at. Kansas ‘City
was-rained out...

“Results Saturday: Seattle -

. §. Toronto ‘2, Detroit’ 9

Baltimore 3,.New York 4

Boston 1: Milwaukee 7

i Cleveland 2, Chicago 8
Minnesota -3, . California 9
Kansas City.2, and Texas 6
Oakland3, .. :

‘Dave Collins, ‘whe had

\ ‘driven in only four runs ail

season, knocked In a career-
high five topace the Toronto.
onslaught, ‘Mickey Klutts
- had a pair of solo homers
_and Rance Mulliniks added
4 6olo shot — all off Castillo
— while Ertie Whitt also
homered for the Blue Jays.
‘Orioles, 3 Tigers 1

Storm Davis Held Detrolt
hitless for: ‘eight ‘ inings
before giving up pineh-
hitter Rick Leach’s leadodf
homer in the nith. Davis had
allowed only ‘one runner —
Enos Cabell, who walked in
the fourth — before Leach's
first: homer of the ‘season.
Balilmore leadoff hitter Al
Bumbry :horitered in the
frat and Cal Ripken hilt a
two-run blast his iath, in

othe, fh,