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winning run on Sunday In the 5.3

Buildall wins second in a row 2: “;

‘Kitimat -Buildall won
their’ second. Terrace
Men’s Fastball League
game in a row.Sunday as
they . beat -“Houlden's
Logging 6-3 .with: two
stolen runs in the top of
the sixth inning.

The other .. two

“ gcheduled .games on

Sunday were cancelled
due to the fact that the

Terrace ~ ‘Northmen
‘Rugby Club ‘won both
their games at the rugby
meet they attended in
Edmonton over the long
weekend.

The meet, so called
because it was not set up

“as a- tournament, was

hosted by Edmonton
rugby clubs who invited
teams from all over the
country and areas of the
United States to play two

games over the Victoria’

Preakness will be appealed -

NEW YORK(UPD — It all

began a few weeks aga,
a spirited filly by the name 0:
Genuine Risk walked off
with the roses at the Ken-
tucky Derby.

The black-eyed susans that
go to the winner of the
Preakness, racing's second
jewel of the Triple Crown,
were next for-Genuine Risk.

She almost got to wear them,
too.
“alter considerable

t and discussion with
horsemen throughout the
country, we have decided to
appeal to the Maryland
Racing Commission the
decision of the stewards at
Pimlico Race Course
disallowing the objection of

though

. our jockey, Jacinto Vasquez,

in the Preakness Stakes on
Saturday,’’ sald Bertram
and Diana Firestone Mon-

day.

The Firestones, who own
Genulne Risk, were. among
milllons of racing en-
thusiasts who think the filly

was robbed in Saturday's:

Preakness, which was won
by Codex ridden by jockey

Minor baseball —

Three games were
played in Terrace Minor
Baseball Monday night,
but one of them was
shortened due to rain and
poor weather.

The Bronco division
game was called after
five innings with Far-Ko
Construction leading the
Elks © 13-5. .

In the Mosquito
division, Terrace Co-op
beat Terrace Esso 16-5,
and Terrace Drugs

doubled Flaherty

‘Wreckers last week. .

after the first inning, tied
it up 3-3 in the second, and

Terrace

‘ Flaherty Trucking.

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of Kitimat Buildall steals the over Houlden’s Logging.

Bulldal! win :

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then played. score’ less
ball until the sixth, —

Ken Paulick stole home
for the winning Kitimat .
‘run, while Pat -Murtha .
added the insurance run
on.a similar play later in

Skeena Cedar Kings were
out of town attending a -
tournament.
RJ. Findlay. was the
winning pitcher.” for,
Buildall, but the game
wasn’t as easy for him as,
his 1-0 win over SKB Auto

the inning.-

loss for ‘Houlden. -_
Williams. Moving was
scheduled to play Prince

Kitimat: fell behind. 2-1

Day weekend. . _ Edmonton Clansmen on
~The‘ whole “idea was’: Sunday, 20% 0
just to get together, play || “We felt pretty good
a couple of games, quaff about ..the games,”
a few beers and get to Sommerfeldt said. | “‘Last
meet people from dif- year we won one and lost

ferent parts of the , one, butthis year we won

country,” said Ken both fairly convincingly

Sommerfeldt, spokesman . so we were happy about

_. that.”
; Son
’ The Noarthmen won besides a good all-round
their first game 27-3 over :
the Tigers: from Ed- team, two rookies played
monton on Saturday, and well and scored the only
their second 13-0 over the tries in the Clansmen

for the Northmen.

Angel Cordero. Vasquez the Firestones or the
contends Cordero not only millions of people in Risk’s
interfered with his mount but corner. " a
also struck Genuine Risk in
the face with his whip.
“We feel the interest of the
racing public and Genuine
Risk would be well served by
having the matter reviewed
in the manner provided for.
under the Maryland racing).
rules," said the Firestones.: ao
“Should | the appeal we on this.- .
allowed, the entire purse will. Codex owner Wa
be donated to the National fad no hard feeling toward
Museum of Racing at the Firestones but did think
Saratoga and to furthering his colt ‘hadn’t received
the interest of equing enough credit. - .
research,” ; _ “

“Sure, appeals are made
every day,” said Colwill.’
“But not only can't I
remember. one ever. being
successfu].in a big-race, 1
can’t remember one ever
being made, Naturally 1
would not have any comment

- John Sandhals took the | set, to-play Williams: at. »

Riverside - Park - in
‘Terrace, Game time is
7:30 p.m.

Northmen take two on

-and Mel Euverman both

jerfeldt said’ that .
performance ‘by .the.

By FRED McMANE
UPI Sports Writer
~ Ron Guidry is no longer

25-3 record and won the

American League Cy Young

’ Award by pitching the New

York Yankees to the East

Division championship.-  -
But, there is still enough ©

left in that left arm to make -

clubs. 2 t _
. Guidry turned ;in- his
strongest effort of the'season
Monday night by stopping
' the Detroit Tigers on six hits,’
1-0, .for his fourth ‘victory
without aloss. © 0°
“Hoe had the Bame kind of
stuff he had in-1978,”” said
Yankee Manager ° Dick
Howser. "He ‘had 4 good
fastball and a good slider.”
Guidry, \however,-
disagreed’ swith =. his
manager's assessment of his
Pe didn't really over
; n't really overpower
anybody," he said, .“1T don't’
throw as consistently hard as
Ididini974.” =i.
Guidry did not‘allow a hit
until Dave Stégman beat out
a bunt down the third-Yase
line to lead off the sixth in- -
ning. Duffy’ Dyer fallowed

” National League
East ,
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in Prince Rupert, but n0 | Monday's Resilts-"

Montreal li, Atlanta 8
results available at PSs Phiadeiphia 6, Cincinnati 4

time. _Los Angeles 5, St. Louls ¥
oo aacatecman CEMIEEEs 10
- Next scheduled fastball —“Attanta (Niekro 7.5) at Mon-

action ‘is tonight, when "can ' Dleg
Terrace International is Pittsburgh (Robinson 1.0), 7:35
Cincinnati (Seaver 2-2) at
Philadelphia (Ruthven 4-2), 7:35

pm. -_

Houston (Forach 4-2) at New
‘York (Swan 2-2), 8:05 p.m.
- St Louis (Vuckovich 53) at
Los Angeles (Reuss. 40), 10:35

ATL OO: . ,
Chicago (MeGlathen 2.0) at

WIS pm. a
Wednesday's Games

road ©

oe, ". Houston af New
game, Pierre LaPlante

Chicago 1, Minnesota 0

Kan City 6, Oakind 5,.11 Inns.

Cult 3, Texas 2, 13 Inns,

Seattle 4 Milw 3, 12 inns.
Today's Games a
(AN Times EDT)

Battinore (Palmer 2-2 and
Stewart 1-3) at Cleveland (Oenny

4 and
Jweinko 03) 2, 5:35 p.m,

_“T think it’s unfortunate in
that it took something away
from Codex,” ‘said Lukas.

Baston (Rainey 30) at Toronto

“He ran a great race.

“The Preakness ia history.
Eventually, I hepe they will
took at the race as a good
face. 1 think they (the
Firestones) are doing what
‘they think is right: In the
long run, theugh, Codex was
the true winner of the race.

(ancy 2-1), 7: pur.
New York (Jotin 7-0) at Detroit

Chicago (Dotson 4-1), 0:35 p.m.
Oakland (Norris 5-1) at Kansas

City (ale 0-5), 8:35 p.m.

. Caltornia (Martinez 0-0) at

p.m,
Wednesday's Games

; : Callfornia at Texas, night
(’'m sure they (the Maryland © Oakland at Kan City, night
Racing Commission) will do KURO guste eh
what is inthe best interest of —_galkmore at Cleve, night

‘the sport.” 7 Boston at Toronto, night. -

Guidr

the overpowering pitcher he -
_ was ir1978 when he posted a

things miserable for rival .

with a single and the Tigers

James Callahan, secretary
of the Maryland Racio
Commission,. said he did 1
know. when the matter woul
be reviewed, tues

“] just got the. letter,"!
Cailatan said late Monday,
“We've never had an appeal
in the Preakness bul a
commissions hear appeals
all the time. It's part of our
function.” ;

J. Fred Colwill, who heads
the. Pimlico stewards, didn’t
have encouraging newa fot

¥ a

Trucking 30-15.

Friday night’s games -
saw Credit Union: beat
Far-Ko. 21-11 in the
Bronco division and
Drugs beat
Terrace Esso 26-16. ||:

Wednesday ~ night's |
games will see Credit
Union take on Far-Ko in
the Bronco division, and
in the Mosquito division,
Terrace Drugs meets.
Skoglund Logging and
Terrace Esso plays

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San‘ Franclico (Whitson” 1-5),

Atlanta at Montreal, night ~
York, night.

scored their first points of © Chicago at San Fran, night
the season for the Nor- “Amarican bangin
thmen. - a sr York Wb, Pet, os
: ‘The games were played Toronto «Cid 13.594 “VW
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Sommerfeldt said. that Wet gg:
the team hada good time. Chieage ° 21 15.889 ade
Teams ‘from’ Nova # 95 oF
Scotia, San Diego. and Tex. wast? ae
attle. were among the oe 8 ae
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Seattle (Bannister 23), 10:35

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RON GUIDRY... =
7 uot overpowering

s- 7 .
National League — Schmidt, ©

Phil 97. Kingman, Chi, Garvey,
LA and |. . oa
Luzinskl, Pht 8; Martin, Chi 7,,

Parade a flop

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LOS. ANGELES (UPI) —.

If the people who organized

the World Champion Los

Angeles’ Lakers’ victory

‘radly had been in charge of

the Lakers’ season, there
wouldn't have been a victory
rally, _

More ‘than, 5,000 pesple
lineda downtown street for a
parade and an

estimated:9,000 gathered at .

City Hall Monday to greet
the Lakers, but the
proceedings were marred by

a lack-of crowd ‘control and -

the Lakers, had to ‘abandon
plans to ‘come out 9: the
building and speak. =
The Lakers captured their
second NBA crown in the last
‘aight years with a 123-107
victory ~ over-,| the

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Philadelphia 76ers Friday

-night, winning the series 4-2,

Tor. 9; Jackson, N

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Toaded the bases with none’
out when Guidry mishandled
a bunt by Lou Whitaker.

Then, he struck out Alan’
Trammell, got-Steve Kemp.
to hit inte a double-play, and
went on to ‘strike ont seven

ed Velez,
Tor: fa; Rudi, Cal
Smaliay, Minn7; ten players tied
win a re

Runs Batedin. —

National League = Garv
LA’; Smith, Lh McBride, Phi

American

ond. woe te
Handi Ick, S1.L 27; Schmidt, Phil -

American League — Velez,
Tor 29; Ollver, Tex 277 Johnaan,.
ch and :
armas, Oak 24

SoenBases  —:
National Lesgu: ;
Pitt 17; Law, LA 157 Cedeno, Hou

patting : + ° ~ BR: : . .
(based On d0at bats) _.  ‘LaFtore, Mil and North, SF 12,
National League ae, American League — ten. .
oe ..G ABH Pet. derson, Oak 15; Wilson, KC 13;
Phare Sb PRT , we Tat and er 10,
. TL. , and raw, and | 10,
Tmpiin, kL 34 151 S18 rcp ticeres
Tr cht SE thse pet embry and Tekulve. Pit
Buckner oe Shay Sea A hy ana Takuya: Pl
Giiins, Cn 25.107. 95 027 | Blue, SF 5-2; Vuckovich, S¥.1.5-2.° -
Punt b New iH 4335 ; American League Jonn, NY
Martin Chi. © 31127 38.31 Honeycutt, sea and
AmericanLeague, nn pd. end Gurer’ke fay Gone,’ Balt
Le . ve . « ray” . fy
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Trammii,Det 30.101 37.366" Keough, Oak 53.
Ladreu, Min - 35138 50.362) Earned Run Average --
Molttor, All 3119047 362) (basedonddinningspitched) |
Velez, For "27 94.34 362 - National Leagua—Matula, All
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Bell Tax 217 438 PAN age Boe? Sorin:
my, Bos ‘ American League —: Narris,
Bumbry, Bal 30 125 42.236 Kk Ee
Mil BU tos at OMI Gorm Cn ass Jonny
Home Run Keough, Oak 1.75; Davis, NY

1.60, ‘

Srikeouts Does
Natlorial League -—— Richard,

fey 62; Carlton, ‘Phil 61; Ryan,

‘Hou 50; -
. Vuckovich, St.L: 40: Rogers, Mtl

and Blyleven, Pit?
American League — Guidry,
NY 40; Nortis, Oak 45; Redforn.

Min 48 cl. .
Keough, Oak 41) Burns, Chi 37.

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National League — Sutter, Chi
10; Fryman, Mit 7; Allan, NY 6:
Hume. ue ee Vet
Cin and Howe, ‘LA 5, ae
American League — Farmer.
Chi 1; Stoddard, Belt 7;
Burgmeler, Bos .
etd Quisen + KC 6; Lopez,
Det and Corbett, Minn 4.

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and pitch his flrat complete

game of the year.

The Yankees scored
game's only run: in. the
second inning off loser Milt
Wilcox on doubles by Reggie
‘Jackson and Graig Nettles.

."Blsewhere in: the AL, —

‘Toronto downed Boston, 7-2,
defeated

out Minnesota, .: 1-0,
California nipped Texas, 3-2,

‘in’ 13 innings, Kansas’ City
. beat Oakland, 6-5, in 11 in-
‘nings; and Seattle topped
: Milwaukee, 4-3, in 12 innings.

In National League games,
Los Angeles beat St. Louis, 5-
1;. Montreal _outslugged

Atlanta,’  11-8,. and
Philadelphia defeated
‘Cincinnati, 64.  — - .

* Blue Jays 7; Red Sox

Otto: Velez, the AL home

“run and RBI leader, belted a

three-run homer and Al
Woods added 2 solo homer to
back Jim Clancy's six-hitter

‘ and pace the Blue Jays.
Orioles 4, Indians 1

Gary Roenicke hit Into a.
double-play and stole home

‘jn the same inning and Steve

Stone pitched a six-hitter
over. 6 2-3 innings to lift
Baltimore." © ;
White Sox 1, Twins 0 ~
-Ken Kravyec combined.
with Ed Farmer on a ‘four-.

‘hitter and Alan Bannister

delivered a nun-scoring
double.in the.third inning to:
spark the White Sox... -
Angels 5, Rangers2-
Pinch-hitter Todd -Cruz
doubled home Rod Carew,
with one out in the 13th to-
give the Angels a victory.
Royals 5, A’s 4 oe
_ Darrell Porter delivered
an RBI single with twe out in

-the bottom of the 11th to give.
‘the Royals their victory.

Mariners 4, Brewers 3

“Dan Meyer greeted
teliever Bob McClure with a
Tun-scoring single with none
out in the bottom of the 12th
to'give the Mariners the win..

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