en eras aoe

- Moqireal Expos had

patspective.:

Oliver aid:
knocked |

oh utr
: The “Expos.
_ baseball's National:

3 Opener. ‘anda: ‘dramatic 7
deer in the _alghtenp. Bt.

‘Taft: gave his wife
: Atiniversary - present
Thursday night and had a
, Mttle | something -
‘California Angels, too.
Plant, 4, playing baseball
~ ith: 7Mexico just | a couple of
. weeks: ‘ago, “pitched ‘the
Angels to a $1 American
League victory over Min-
nesota Twins to boost
_ California back into the AL
. Weat lead over the idle
Kansas: City Royals, ”
“we've: been married 2
‘years today,” Tiant- said

puffs on a cigar. “I wanted
_.lo Win-as a present-to her.

‘myself or God that I could

'  Teagues and win when I
- went to Mexico this spring.”
Slant, nieknamed | El

. “Tiante, allowed alx hits,

»TORONTO (CP) — The
up-and-comers | at the
Player's International
tempi. championships.

down and out after

inished
“erent action, Thur-

4 we “lath edd “Mats
-{ Wilander of Sweden, Glenn
; Michibata of Toronto and

~ Oakville; ‘Ont,; all had their.
a promising week shortened
; . by “losses, unexpected in
. Wilander’s case but
Inevitable —_ for

~ Canadians, an

* Wilander, who at 17
bécame the
French Open champion
ever this year,. was sur-

, Seed Shlomo Glicksiein of
’ Terael, Michibata, 20, fell to
; ~" No, Lseed John McEnroe of
n the , United States 6-3, 7-6,

bo trial. in which - former
Colorado Rockies hockey

being sued over a high-
sticking incident began
"Thursday © as
presented opening
‘statements. before a U.S.
federal judge and jury.

io. Wings, is sulng’ Palement
_ and ‘the Rocklea ‘for: a
“substantial” amount of

e received, in 4.National
Hockey League game. on
Oct. 25, 1978, at Detroit's
Olympia « Stadium, said
Bruce Franklin, lawyer for
Paieinent and the Rockies. -

Polonich now plays for
Detroit's. farm team in.
Glens Fails, N.Y. -and :
Palement, ’ ‘formerly’: “with

ve

Toronto. Maple Leafs; is

‘with Quebec Nordiques. °
SM Our position. in ‘that.
= Polonich’s ‘injuries are the ~
"result of him -deliberately ~
. " high-stieking - Paiement as
J Chee was | | being:
-_ bodychecked,” Franklin.
Bald * after -

ee:

| Judge Horace Gilmore.
_... Franklin said, his client,
_ ‘Jeattul that Polonich would

* gtiek to. -protect himself .

ia‘ sélf-defence. He didn’t
fiean ‘téinjure Polonich.”
‘Polonich |.
concussion, a broken’ nose

and-suls.” Palement as

Sglanpleted’a qouble-header
geep of! hiladelphia.
amar ae

adel put everything ia” back.’

aoa U tia’ two: games don't ©
. do anything “for. ‘as, ‘then ~
~ there's © something : wrong

Philadelphia out af - firat ©
place in the East Division of

"Veteran ‘pitcher dale

for

“T never lost the falth in,
‘come back to the major «

a ‘Martin Wostenholme of.

: the: .
youngest . ;

prised 4-7, 7-6, 6-4 by No. Mo

player Wilf Palement, is—

Jawyers.

. ¥Dennia .Polonich, for- .
“ merly with Detroit Red .

money because af ‘injuries |

opening .
-. proceedings before District

7 ‘Bit! hiny again, ‘swung his

-puffered a

3 pos knock:

Louls Cardinals: tds. over

firut by:a hall-game, while
the Expos climbed past

Pittsburgh: Pirates into

third’ Place... four games
Warren’ Cromartic's two:

: “ott dowble. off “feliover
‘Lyle,’ a5, Scored:

ry Cartes, from. acon’
ih the ninth inning -to

- AIlft-the Expos to victory in, n

(; Uve second game,

Phillies. ‘manager Pat
Corrales decided last’ week

‘League ha would no longer speak
- with 9.63 triumph In. the

‘with the media, who have at
times been critical. of
Cromartie’ 's slumping play.

‘in the eighth’ and biew it

when Mike Schmidt hit a
bases-loaded / sacrifice. fly
"and, Bo: Diaz ptroked a ¢wo- -

deft: ‘Reardon. “= face= mie;

yan single

the rods

reliever Woodle Fryman, 7-
the Phillies into a
tie with twa out in their half
af the.ninth, =.

‘ ‘The double by Oliver, who
previously had. two singles

‘and "two walks, came after:

Lyle had. intentionally

Jays h lose two

struck: out four and walked
‘one in his seven-inning stint,
his gecond start since the

“You can't ‘set up ‘these

. young Twins the way you

can an experienced hitter,”
said Nant, 1-1, “So I mixed
‘a lot of slow stuff, then
busted the fastball once in a.

it. 1 .
Reggle Jackson alammed

‘a pinch-hit double with the

bases losided to knack in two

. runs and break a 1-1 tle.
Thursday night between -

In other AL games,
Milwaukee swept a
doubleheader from Toronto,
7-1 and 43, and Chicago

White Sox edged New York -

Yankees 2-1,
“I feel good,”’ said Tiant,

in his 19th yéar in the major ~

leagues. “My arm is good.
aT made 1 some good. Pit:

dumped ¢-2, 46, 6-1 by 15th-
ranked Heari Leconte -of
‘ramte, :

“gies ster
held ie to wil ‘Wises
Wilander was set: to play
two-time .
champion Ivan Lendi of

‘Czechoslovakia, | While
Michibata and

Wostenholme would have.

_Met if they_ had won. .
Instead, Glickstein will
meet Lendl, while Leconte
McEnroe will face each
other. i
In ‘other quarter-final
matches today, second-
seeded Jimmy Connors -will
draw . fellow
Lloyd Bourne and No. 45eed
’ Vitas Gerulaitis of the U.S.
will play compatriot Steve
Denton, ;

suspended: withont pay
‘indefinitely in 1976 while the

__ NHL investigated the affair.

The. suspension lasted 15
games and Palement. was
given-a $500 fine.

Franklin ‘said he expects
the trial to leet three or four:
days, He sald: that to. the
best of his knowledge’ the
civil suit is the first of its
‘kind to go to trial.

Lawyer James Feeney, .
_ Polonich, ©

representing
didn't return a phone call to
bis Detroit office on

while when I really needed

defending |

‘American.

Tents gift to wife a

“ches ‘today, " he ‘added, *

want togoon aster es ean, ;

‘but I don’t know how many

. Tiant’s last big-league

victory came on Sept. 15,

- 1961, when he beat Chicago

‘Cubs: while pitching ‘for

Pittsburgh Pirates.

Brewers 7-4 Blue Jays 1-3
Gorman. °

Toronto. The’ victories: [n-
‘ereased the Brewers’ AL
East lead to 544 games over
idle Boston,

- Charlie Moore scored the :

go-ahead run in the second
game on an, error by
’ Toronto leféfielder Barry
Bonnell,

In the first game, ‘Thomas
belted a homer and Jim
Gantner added a two-run

- Connors advanced with a
_ 5, 60 victory over No. 13
seed, Ramesh Krishnan of.

India; Lendl, the third sect

vv Raid it afl
aga ie 7
be By Ger erates & ee telan
Sitioniaeon of Sweden 6-2, 6-

Ametican Mike Cahill 6-4, 6-
2 and Bourne defeated

Gilles Moretton af France 6

2, 6-4.

match points during- the
secorid set only to fold ta the
‘relentless

. ‘Glickstein.

“He just put the ball into
the court all the time and
tried to: make me do
something," said Wilander,
who made a large numbér

of unforced errora."'T have .
toimprove my servenow so __

I can win the easy points. 1

- Paiment trial under way

- DETROIT (AP) — A civil

Thursday.

Feeney and Franklin
were previously involved in
another | notable hockey
case. Feeney represented

Minnesota’s Henry Boucha, -

who was hit by Boston

Bruins player Dave Forbes

during a game..--
Franklin represented the

NHLin that clvil suit, which ©
was settled out of court the —
day trial- was to “begin.

Criminal charges against
Forbes resulted In a hung
uy. a

Ontario gets good stat

" SUDBURY; Ont, {CP) —
Ontario, * the defending
champlon, had an easy time

“in the opening round of the.

‘women's. national junior

“ind: ‘Saekalchewan, in lop:
-hided. games. foot,
~ Ontarib, coached by Peter

‘Campbel, downed Quebec .a{ f

in the. -Opening garie. pete,
and), ‘later: humiliated.
. Saskatehewan 79-97," -

-“}'n definitely: pleased

with the first, performance” -

in the opening game,’ said
_ Campbell: “We had‘a little

difficulty ‘at ‘first against
Quebec but we fought back *
excellent’

_ and. played.
. defensive: bell the reat at of the

team but we had a litile hit
more advantage eapecially. ,

in the back court. ”
Joy Bellinger, a a six-year
veteran, paced Ontario with

14 pointa in the victory over.
. Quebec. Pat Melville scored.
_ 13 points and Sue Marzolini .

‘added: 10 for the-vic

_Althéa-Yard carri
Quebec attack with 12 points

‘Cowan’ scored ‘il.

“nthe-:gecond game, |
“Melville ‘hit’ for -19 points |

while’ Sandy. Clubb had -14
and-Carol Hamilton 13...

points ina ‘loging cause for
Saskatchewan, which
suffered

Joss. tournament.

Ontario, is in first: place in
Pool A. of the tournament a

with a 20 record, ‘while

' Quebec is secondat 1-1; |”
followed by Saskatchewan |
02. a _

T paeos igi
‘ order to face him.

Oliver's two-run double in.
eighth made it.7-5,

til Schmidt clouted -his..-
asth home run against -

Thomas.
smashed his ‘20th and 30th.
homers of the season —two- —

- run efforts in each game —-
to power Milwaukee to its”

doubleheader sweep of... fpur-hitter and Tony Ber-

: Wilander held three.

; "pressure of ;

walked Andre D sata

i played:

Oliver: ‘said.
the’ tYPS, ¥ ‘who Saya ©.
youre going. ‘to get «.

Reardon, who collected his -

/Jfth ‘saye. Gullickson qlso *-:
contributed an RBI single, ~
one of six different players

double’ to back: the five-hit-
pitching of Bob McClure as -

the Brewers won 7-1, Randy

Lerch, %7, scattered seven

hits through six innings to

eam the victory in, the |

second game,

* Rollie Fingers, the third .
-. Brewer pitcher, went the
final 1 2-3. innings. in the.

nightcap for hia 27th gave of
the season and aeath oF his’
career, _

White Sox 2 Yankees-1_
Jerry: Koosman hurled a

nazard drove in the winning
run with a sacrifice fly in
the ninth inning as Chicago
nipped New York.

The victory was ‘the 12th

in the last 14 games for the
White Sox,. while -
Yankees su ffered their third
straight loss. :

“Tt was Koosman’s first |
complete-game victary of.

the season.

: Up- -and-comers. get shot. down early

" while Wostenholme, 19, was - ‘had to win all the time

tonight. me

After beating Australian
Wally Masur and upsetting
a § seed Tim Mayotte of

to a eee sawed ;

: “McEnroe in the Second set. .
‘1; Denton eliminated fellow -

Although . .Wostenholme
has been touted as highly as
Michibata, he demonstrated
“the ability to. come from

behind, losing the opening -.

set in all three of his mat-
ches,

- In doubles action Thur- .

sday, the No. 1-seeded team

“of McEnroe and- Peter
‘Fleming advanced ‘to the ~
semifinals with two vic-

tories — 6-3,.6-4 over fellow

Americans Mike Gandolfo .
and Ron Hightower and 6-2, |
&4 over compatriots. Bill .
Maze_ and: Bruce’ Nichols, :

In second-round action,
the third-seeded duo of
Denton . ‘and
Edmondson
Americans David Pate and

Wayne Redondo 6-3, 7-4, -
while the team of Lendl and"
“Josef .Brabenec Jr,

of
Vancouver edged the No. 5-
ranked pair of Wojtek Fibak

for. “Pat an
(Corrales): in:Texas,. and. a
figured he'd walk Dawson to..

BUT: Guilickson, 9-9," en--
joyed the thoat success in -
“te opener, “He | scattered
. nine hits | before. . heeding
~ Inst-out relief help from Jeff.

-the ,

Mark.
stopped -

é .
eee eee oor

to drive in
beat Larry Ciristenson, 7-7. ~
Expos ri Neko Joel
; Youngblood. recent’ °

“ "belted a’ two-run ‘double: in
the. nighteap. 2h

4, ‘pitches ” for. the Expos

* against Philadelphia's’ Mike,

Krukow, 11-6..

Ames Thutsday, it was;
Diego Padres 8 Atlanta
Braves: 2; Los Angeles

Dodgers 6. San Francisco.
Giants 2; St. Louis Car-

dinals.3 Pittsburgh’ Pirates
~ 2 and Chicago Cubs 13 New 7

York Mets 6.-
Padres 8 Braves 2:

10th straight and 14h in the
last 15. games Thursday
night: by an &2 margin:

hw os Montreal...

acquisition trom. New York
“Mets; had three hits’ anid’ an °-
RBI in the firdt, gamé. and"

’~ Atlanta ‘Braves lost their

win:

‘Tt’. was-

- Terry Kennedy’ whacked °.

“a two-run homer “while

winning plicher Chris Welsh.

Z belted a two-run double Ina |
-In other National League

five-run sixth inning to help
the Padres beat the Braves.

The losing ‘string has
started to take its toll on ‘the .
Braves, ,

‘Welsh, 6-5," earned ‘the
victory in. relief of starter.
Andy Hawkins as the

Braves fell to 0-3 on their .

current road trip.

‘recently as July 29, has

Low. Angeles. biagets
meanwhile. ‘scored (a 6-2°
victory over San-Francisco, t

othe.’ surging:
Dodgera’’- “13th victory ° ‘in.
thelr. ‘last 15" qantes” and
‘improved. thelr” lead. in the.
ne Nb: ‘West to Va-games over.

a the ‘dts ari raves.’
. Tonight, David Palmer, 6 - zeering 2

The Incredible collapse of -
the Braves, who led the NL _
-Weat. by nine “games ag:

fourteam | race. ‘San Diego

trails “Los “Angeles by 9%
games, while San Francisco |
M justfive Bhnies behind. the
leaders.: =

Dodgers € Ginmta 2, 2s

‘The Dodgers broke opens
22. Hie with: four runs in’ the ,
‘ eighth, A bases-loaded walk
lo Pedro, Guerrero. brought °
> in the tle-breaking run.and”
then Ron Cey put the game”
out of reach with ‘a. two-run
" single. eof

- Tom Niedentuer, 22, wie’
‘relieved’ starter Jerry
Reuss wheri the Giants had,

- ~the “bases loaded--in~ the™~

Sixth, earned: the victory ag
_ the Dodgers snapped San
Francisco's 10- “game
winning streak, the club’s
. longest since 1964,
Cardinals 3 Pirates 2
The Cardinals went into
first place in the NL East by
a. half-game, ~ over

, against San Diego Padres. thrown the. division into a Philadelphia" as Lonnie

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John Fitegerald 46, 7-5, 6-3,

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Ciba 13 Mets 6. .

Steve Henderson, wane |

‘his job as the Cubs’ starting

lefifielder earlier in “the. = |
year, drove in four runs.ori ,

- four hits — -inckuding ' his

‘first homer of the year — dis < ¢-

Chicago scored its sixth

victory in the" last seven | Be

games.

Henderson crediled Cubs’.
batting coach
Williams for his- return to

form, Le

’. Mike Proly, 21, was. the
; winner in relief ag the Cubs:
moved within one game of -
overtaking New York and
escaping {he WL" East

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