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oppanent ‘ig’ Evonne- A“ big crowd’ dh hered”
our-time winner of the -Goolagong of Australia,who around the centre.court at:
" anea’s singles title at the. “Helgated Camille Benjamin Roland Garros Stadium to: ;
7 “French. Open. ‘tennis *. 6-2: 60. | . * “watch the duel bétween.two

‘tournament, calmly ‘stroked *.

“The: last. tithe. LLoyd and:

“hér. way past Pat Medrado +: Goolagong’ ‘played each

_ of BHI) 6-1, 6-2 in a firet-

‘of the. world’s moat highly
rated teenagers. foe
‘Avias,. seeded ith, finally.

é ‘men's: sed, was scheduled

defeated Elizabeth Sayers .
Ob Anptralla, 63,64.

_ John McEnroe, the No. r

Sto 868" his first tournament. .
- action: ‘later. in the day.

; other ina Grand Slam event

Fan away, withthe. match:

18, °6-7,°7-6; G1, 6-1?
Cash, who. willbe 18 thia
MS Friday, had'seven set points *’

" Navéatilova, the defending “ahnmy rari,

Champion, iri the final.” ~. : ni before wrapping up the first ~
“But:1 have a ‘tough road - “Open last week, ‘outlasted’ .sét — onéat 54, che at 65°
befate'T get there,” Loyd ‘Australian ‘teenage rival’ and: five inthe tiebreaker,
co Ra "Pat Cash to move into’ the __ whieh he eventually won,
: . “ wee . : o ory + 6 + .
Meanwhile, . Q Jose «
Higueras | of Spain, the No.8
‘seed and the man Arias beat |

-in the Italian Open * final,
overcame Carlos Kirmayr
of Brazil 7-5,, 6-2, 62 in |
another first-round match,

In second-round women's.

Shriver and Kathy .Rinaldi-
- both advanced,

' Shriver, seeded fifth, took
a while to get the measure -

behind to defeat the:
Yugoslavian, 26, 6-3, 6-3.
It was the second time in’
the tournament Shriver had
won after dropping the first
set. She did the same-
against Marcella Mesker of -

after’-two “closely ought.”

"' singles, Americans Pam. ;

' of the Renata Sasak’s slow .
service but came from’

against. fellow ; Am rican’

meet Jimmy Connors in ‘the*
“June 5 final for a, ‘winner's
purse’ of. ‘$3 40. <Coniira

was,
Match: later, ‘today against,
. Australian Paul: McNamee.

“In. play Tuestay, Carlilng
“Basettt of Toronto ‘made ‘a
quick’ exit, losing her firat-
_Tound .match to’ Sabrina

", Goles of Yugoslavia, 62, 6-2...

‘The ‘most spectacluar
“upset. came in a two-hour,
: S2eminute: battle between
No, o-séed Vitas Gerulaitis
and: Hans Simonsson, 22, a
Swede ranked 79th but who

eliminated Gerulaitis 6-4, 6-

4, 2-6, 6-1.

Gerulaitis was the second
‘seeded player to fall in the’
first round, Poland's Wojtek...
Fibak, No, 13, Was
- eliminated Monday. by

. Frenchman Bernard Fritz.

Amy Holton, 18, upset:
_ fellow-American Bonnie.

a

Darryl Cral
. Teredoes
nn gives - Mark

HALIFAX (CP) — The
‘United Statea rebounded.
‘from a half-time~ ‘deficit

pee to defeat Canada

"of the.
ater Polo Club

president of the Terrace

! San | sey i" Weight: 175, Se tees
4a ts Be ti Lae Thegwae Rabe... ane

. When ‘George. Monaghan walked into Coach Norm
- Igektkcovite? office early last January and aaked for a
“tryout, he brought with him little fastball experience .
‘iat the level of competition the Molson Kings will face
“this year. He has, however, been a pleasant surprise
* foe Norm since the very early days of practise back in
January. ‘Jed’, as he js nicknamed, has shown good
"ability in the infield: and ‘has proven he is able to
: ‘deliver at the plate. . Originally from Collingwood,
Ontario, where he played several seasons of junior -
fastball, George is one of the hardest workers on the
» dub, and often his lanky frame can be seen running
“extra laps after. practise to keep up his high-level of.
fitness, - -Employed by the District, George likes to
 pelax on the river bank ot ‘Play the occasional round
_ of Golf.

nse

Py :
“Height: 5'8" Weight: 176,"
Bats; Left, Throws; ght. KO
© nother nativeot Ontario now with the Kings, Scott
el hes.alsd another pléasant surprise for the
coaches. With not one inning of organized softball
wnder hin belt, Scott has shown enough potential to be
kept on the club in favor of more experienced players. ‘
_ Every team, no matter what its position in the
standings may be, must build for the future on an |
ongoing basis, and that 1s where Scott Hamel fits in.

tala to of experience may limit his playing time and
ab ty to.make major contributiosn to the Molson
Kings this year, but in the future he should Play a
strong role for the club. i

the Netherlands in the first
round,

Blues. will -
sue NHL

ST, LOUIS (AP) —

q Ralsion Purina Co. . has
accused = the -

National
Hockey League . ba
unlawfully. forcing lt .
continue operating the Pe
Louis Blues hockey club and
is seeking damages of $20 ©
tnillion from the league...
In a lawsult filed. in
federal court Tuesday, the
company said the -
prospective buyer: of: the.
club in.Saskatoon. was also

‘hurt by the league's refusal

to approve the. sale last
‘Weekiiun ser nt ore *
“Theu NHL | has: treated -
Ralston Purina: Co. : and
Coliseum Holdings, -Léd.,:

unfairly and unlawfully,”-

said- the suit. “Ralston
Purina will not accept the

league's decision:"'
. Last’ Wednesday, _ the
‘ Jeague’s board of governors

voted to reject Ralston
Purina’s plan to sell the
hockey franchise . to

’ Coliseum Holdings for more
| * than $11.5 million and move
- the club to Saskatoon, | |
‘ :

_ Gadusek, the No, 13.seed,:¢- 53 at the Gold Cup world.
2, 78: "Americans *Zin = eelchair- basketball °
Garrison, No. 11, and Ann _championships,

“The tournsimént-leading
. ‘UES. team, “led ‘by Curtis
‘Bell, outscored — the
Canadians 35-22 in the
‘second half to increase the
American record. to three
‘wins and-no losses.'Canada
dropped to 2-1 after splitting
“two . games - Tuesday,
‘winning 76-48 over Japan
earlier in the day,

. .The Canadians got into
‘foul trouble early in the

_ Smith, ‘seeded’ Lath, ‘were
* eliminated Monday. :
‘All other. seeded players —
survived “thelr first-round '
_ matches Tuesday.
Ivan Lendl, seeded third
in the -men’s division,
defeated Pedro Rebodello 6- *
4, 61, 6-3, while Guillermo
: Vilas,.No,.4, downed Florin °
Sergarceanu &1, 7-5, é-Land —
No. 6-Yannick Noah. beat
Anders Jarryd 6-1, 6-0, 6-2,

__In olher matches, No. 7 three of their players had

Jose Luls Clere ousted Libor

Pimek 2-6, 7-6, 6-3, 61 and fouled out before the end of
Toinas. Smid,--No. 15, - the ied all scary ith 18
:~ defeated Claudig Panatta 6- ; Te Wi

1, 34, 63, 1-4, 6-1. poi ts ‘while. David Kiley
‘and Ed Owen, scored AS and

Among” ‘the — women,
“Andréa,:' Dagger,,.0egded - Americans:
~third,,.turfied: back. Laura. AREER won i
' Arraya 7-5, 1-4, 6-0, while three Canadians to foul out,
No. 4 Tracy Austin bettered - " seared ‘1? ponts,. and. Reg
‘Kate Latham 6-7, 61, 6-3 McClellan added 16.

and: No. 5 Pam Shriver tn the earlier. game, Rick
overcame Marcella Mesker Hangen scored 22 points. for
2-6, 6-3, 6-4,

‘Other seeded women who
moved into the -second-
round Tuesday were No. 6
Bettina Bunge, No. 7 Sylvia
Hanika, No. 8 Hana @i.
Mandlikova, No. 12 Kathy
Rinaldi and No. 15 Claudia
Kohde.

Stats and

Standings

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mat Division

oo WoL Pct, GEL
St. Louls 20 16.556 —
Montreal ~ 20°17 .S41.
Philadelphta 1B WG 1529. 1
Pittsburgh 13°20 .42% 4Va
New ‘Yark 18 23.995 6
Chicago WS 23. .395 4
Wait Division
Los Angeles 26 17-708 ~-
Atlanta 26 14 480 aM
. San Francisco 20.20 500 8%

Cinclnnatl 19 23...452 -10¥2
San Diego VW 23 1495 144
Houston W285 wa? v

Tuesaday Results
Mentreal 5 San Diego 4, 13. ‘in.
nings
Sen Fratititco & New. York 2
Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia
St. Louis 7 Cincinnati. +
Plitsburgh & Atlanta. 5

Chicago § Houstan 4 Sy

| Today's Games,
‘St. Louls at Clacinnatt
San Francisco at New York
Pitteburgh at Atlante WN
Los ‘Angeles at Philadal
San Diego. at Montreal. N
Chicago at Houston N

.. Thursday Games.

Montreal at Phitedelphia A
Pittsburgh at Cincinnal Wf
Chicago at. Aflania N

* St. Louls at HavatanN

San Franci at Los Angeles
AB RH Pct

Madiock, Poh 102 # 34 .349
Hendrick, StL (8 17 39 391
LoSmlth, Sth 142 23 47. 391
Osster, Cin 151 19" 50.299
‘Richards,~ $0 7 1 9a
Evans, 5F Vag 30 42° 1326
Hubhard, Ath 132 18 43 326
Hernandez,. StL149° 23, 46. .322
Garvey, SD. 15°32 3 321
' Ganch, Cin - °157 1 PH a6
Dawion, Ali 154.17 ag
Doubles; Ray, Piiteburon, 153
Ashby, Houston. 11 Bench, Cin-
cinnati,ti, (aywaon, Montreal,

Vi Even Sef Francisco, 1.

Triptes: Mo Houston,
Dawson, sword, ay fines.

Montreal, «4,
Home runt
V1 Guerrere, Lab Angetes, 18. .
Runs..batted ‘in: Murphy, At
lantae 34) Dawson, Montreal,
2: Hendrick, ~ St. - boule,
Kennedy, San - Glego, 2, .
Stolen (Bases: © Wlison. .
York, 18; Lacy, Pittsburgh,
Pliching (4 decisions):
art, Les Angeles,- .
1.20; Rogers, Montresi,
657, 2.41; McMurtry, Atlanta, 6
1. O57, 2.72) Pena, Los Angeles,
St,
79, 2.43

Strikenuts: : Carlton,
deiphia, 777. McWllllems,
burgh, 42.
Seven:
DeLeon,

i

Phiti-
Pitts-

San Diego, 33

Minton, San Prancisca,

S). La.
vells, Sati Fr, \

ser

iL Pet. GOL
*Toronte: 2316 «50
Boston “420017 464001
‘Baltimore 23°18 .567 1
Milwaukee 20 18 526 24
New “Yark 20°20 6300 3
Cleveland ‘ 19 27 475 4
Detroit 17 22.436 6
Wert Division : .
California -... —.;
Oaklond 71
“Tex |, Ve)
Kansan City YW ie 466 3
Minnesota’ 20 273 4g5 4
', Chicage- 16 22.421) 5¥2
Seattle (6°28. .364, O¥2

, Innings)

“Carew,
Bratt, Ke
"Bogan.
“McRae,
> Thornton,
Pord, Bal.

urphy. Allanta,
29;

Stew: :
2d, 1.07 Perez, attante, *

Howe, Lon Angeles, tr
Forster, |.
Atlante, 3:-Hume, Ciricinnatl 3).

‘York a Gavi, Minnesote, 4.

‘AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cart Division.

is ‘Tuesday Results
‘Toronto 7 Deirolt &

“ Minnesota 4 Baltimore “1
Chicago"12 Boston 4: -

’ game against the U.S., and

14, ‘kespectively ‘for the -

Terrace

Butler,

Canada in its win over.

Japan, which is 0-2. Isao .

Manzaki lead the Japanese

0

Torken BMX Club, a ‘cheque
for $500 that the bicycle club
will use to help erect a first aid .
and concession booth at their .

. Americans now 3-0 at world. chair meet

Cleveland 6 Seatile 4

track near Riverside Park.
The funds were ralsed through
the sale of lottery tickets.

with 14 points.
The Swedes were double

having the bye Monday.
’ Regular . play ends

winners’ Tuesday. after Thursday.

YOUR FUTURES |

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available in Terrace. =|

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TERRACE 3s

HIGHL a

Oakland 6 Miliwaukes 7
California 7 New York. 6 (10.

5

Texas 2 Kanna City 2, called, 7

rain
. Tesay‘a ‘Onmes ,
Milwaukee at . dakland
Clevelend al. Seattle
Detralt at Toronta N .
Minnesota at Baltimore N
Boston at Chleago N
Teas al Kansas City .N
New York af Cojifornie N
 ThNFE@ey: Games.
Boston at Toronto N
Texss af Chicago
Baltimore a! Kanees City N.

Cal

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Cla Mar 22

‘Yount,. Mit”
Simmons, ‘a
> Tor B80 10 26 325
: Ford, Baltimore, 147°
“Minnesota, 14; Ber:

Chicago, 13; Brett,
Kanees Clty, 33.

Triplet: Wilsan, Detroit. 5:
Griffin, Toronte, 4; Herndon, :-
Detroit, 4: Wintleld, New York, -
4): Moure, Milwaukee, 4.

Hame runs: Opcinces; Call-.
fornia, 41; Brett, Kansas ‘Clty,
1.

fiuna batted In: MAln-
nesota, i Bratt, Clty,

Searle,

32. . te
Stelen based: Cruz,
a) Wilkto, Maries Clty, 17.
Pitching (4 decielena): -Flana-
gen, Baltimore, 6-0, 1.000, 2.72)
Rison, Californta, 6-1, 057, 3.113
_ Slaton,” MAlweukes, 8-1)
he, Stleb, - Toronto, 2, |
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Strikeeuta: Stleb,, Taranto, 64:
Blyleven, Cleveland, 51.

Sages: : Staniay, . Boston, 97
Cavgiil, Seattle, 9) Guitenberry,
Kansas. City, 9: Goetege, New

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