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DAILY HERALD —

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* baseball action Wednesday.

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Gary Carter hit a two-run
homer in the second Inning to
support the six-hit pitching
of Bill. Lee as Montreal

” Expos defeated Philadelphia

Phillies 2-0 in major league

night.
Carter’s ninth home run of

‘the season came after Tony .

Perez had blooped a single
off Nino Espinosa, one of
only four hits against the
Phillies righthander in six

Lee left -at. least one
baserunner stranded in each
of the first four innings and
stretched the Phillies’
scoreless: string agains
Montreal to 22 innings.

along with Steve Rogers.

~* In other’ National League

action, Jim Rooker tossed a
twohitter and was supported,
-by a 4?-hit. attack that in-

cluded home runs by Willle .

Stargell and Bill Robinson as
Pittsburgh Pirates whipped
Chicago Cubs 9-2. -

Houston knuckleballer Joe
Niekro won his sixth straight

_ decision with ninth-Inning

relief help from Joe Sambito
as the Astros defeated
Cincinnati 6-3 and. moved
within percentage points of
‘the first-place Reds in the

PENNANT

RACES |

By THE CANADIAN PRESS —

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Eaat
WoL oPet. GAL,
Montreal 715 443 —
Philadelphia 27 19 a7 2 |
St. Louls ‘39 448 4
Plitspurgh @ 21 .5I2- Sie
leago W 24 442 BVo
New York 16 27 372 Wie
West
Cincinnati 21 569
Houston - 63 oF
San Francisco 25 25 500 2¥2
Los Angeles 25 26 470° 3
San Diego 722) 4420 S12
Ailanta 18 30 .375 OV

Wudnesclay Resutts
Montreal 2 Philadalphia 0
Pitsburgh 9 Chicago 2
St, Lovie 7 New York 3
Houston 6 Cincianatl 3
San Diego 10 Aflanta 2

5 Los Angeles 6 San Francisco

‘ Toduy‘’s Games

New York at St, Louis .

Philadelphia at Montreal —
Meal Francisco at Los Angeles

Atlanta at San Diege N -
Chicago at Pittsburgh N f,
Cincinnatl‘at Houston Neos:
- _Bridsy Games
San Francisco at Chicago ©
San Olego at Pittsburgh N
New York at Atlania N
Philadelphia at Cincinnati N
Los Angaies at St. Louls N
Montreal at Houston N

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AMERICAN LEAGUE
. Eat .
WoL Pct. GBL

Baltimore 0.18 625 —
-Bostan .% 19 STB) 22
New York 2% 22 «542 4
Milwaukee 723 540 4
Detrelt a1 21 4a? 6
Cleveland 2) 24 «Aa? V2
Taranto Qo .2a5 18V2
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California . 0 19 4.612 —
Texas |
Minnesota 6 «#78 2

sn 2

Kansas Clty 2 21

Chicago . 224 60) Gl
Oakland: «soy 32 a? 3
Seattle’. Ws ad Wh

* Wadnesday Results |
Detroit § Taronta 2 -
Oaktand 5 Minnesota 4
Cleveland 6 Chicago 4
New York 5 Milwaukee 2
Texas 3 Boston 2
Kansas Clty 2 daitimore 1
Callfornta 3 Seattle 2

Today’s Games -
Oakisnd at Minnesota
Detroit at Toronto N
New York at Milwaukee N
California at SeattleN ©
Only games scheduléd
: Friday Gamas
Chicago at New York N

» Boston at Minnesota N

Baltimore at Texas'N
AAliwaukkee at Kansas City N
Detroit at Oakiand N
Cleveland af Callfornia N
Toronto at Seattle N

Sy THE CANADIAN PRESS.
Probable pitchers In today's
melor league baseball games
(all times EDT:) ;
ERICAN LEAGUE
Oakland: (Langiord 14)" at:
Minnesota (Erickson 4) 2118

Pm. :
~, Batrolt (P, Underwood 0-0) at
Toronto {T. Underwood 0-6)

530 Pir. ;

New York (Tlant 1-1) at MIl-
waukea [Staton 4-2) 6:0 p.m.
Catltornia. (Tanana §-3)
Seattle (Abbott 2.5) 10:35 p.m,

New York (Scot? 1-0)
St.Louis (Sykes 2-2) 1:30 p.m.

Philadelphia (Christenson 0-1)
at, Montreal (Sanderson 3.3)

35 p.m,
San Francisco (Bive 65) at
Los Angeles (Sutton 5-3) 4 p.m.
Atlanta (Matula 2-3) at San
Dlego (Rasmussen 1-5) 4 p.m.
Chicage (Lamp 3-1) at Pitts-
burgh (Blyleven 1-2) 7:35 p.m,
Cincinnajl (Norman 2-4) at
Houston (Willlams 1-1) 8:35

at

Carter’s ninth di
The Montreel: left-hander National: League West.
walked two and struck out. | Gerry Templeton tripled ;

- five as he became: the Expos!
second five-game winner *

and scored on an -error
snap a 2-2 tie and Lou Br
followed with a home run,

powering St. Louis Cardinals: |

to a 7-3 victory over. New
York Mets. a

Dave Winfield drove in
five runs .-- three }
homerun that keyed a seyen-
‘yun fifth inning — as San
Diego’ Padres bombed
Atlanta. Braves 10-2. Dusty
Baker's RBi double in the
eighth inning led Log Ange-
les Dodgers-to a 6-5 decision
over San Francisco Giants.

in the American League,
Amos Otis hit a two-run
homer in the first Inning and
Rich Gale pitched out of
several jams to make it

“stand up for a 21 Kansas
City victory over

Baltimore
Orioles, : :

Milt Wileox scattered five

"hits and Rusty Staub and °

Lance Parrish each cracked
solo home runs as Detroit

Tigers defeated Toronto
Blue Jays #2. Ron Pruitt”

, rashed.a two-run homer to

with a.

_steikeout pitehing,

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stha pt

in the filth inning-and lead
Cleveland Indians to. a ‘6-4

"highlight a four-run uprising. ’

victory over Chicago White °

Sox, ; Os
: Richie Ziak singled with
one out in the 10th inning,

scoring Ai -Oliver from.

second ‘base. and giving

Texas Rangers a 3-2 victory’

over Boston Red Sox.
“Mitehell Page singled

home the tie-breaking run in’

the seventh inning when the
eventual winning run. also
canie home on a. wild pitch
by Minnesota relief ace Mike
Marshall as Oakland A’s

topped the Twins 5-4,

Juan Beniquez and Bucky
Dent hit sacrifice flies and
Mickey Rivers added an ROT
double in a three-run 11th in-
ning as New York’ Yankees
defeated
Brewers 5-2, .. .

” Bert Campaneris’ squeeze
bunt single scored Brian
Downing in the ninth inning
an gave Callfornia Angels a

Milwaukee,

3-2 victory over Seattle,

Mariners behind Nolan
Ryan’s _three-hit,

DOWN

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safety hazard. ,
At any rate, it

POOL WINDOWS
‘DRAIN -

The Terrace Swimming Pool may get a set of
windows this year, but chances are it’ won't.
Terrace Municipal Council has allocated $10,000. |
from their budget for the project, but the
recreation advisory commission has recom- |

_ mended against the windows, saying the money
etter

Alderman Alan Soutar.said Wednesday that
second thoughts have been expressed about the |.
matter, and that, though the money has been::|.
allocated, the project.is low on the Council's list .

- Of'pridrities’ They waiit'to take andther:tuok.at2
the projéct before‘ indkitig a final decision.

It’s questionable as to whether or not the pool
really needs the windows, and that they may'in
fact cause problems, Soutar says. Concerns have
been expressed about the possibility of sand and
dust getting into the pool through the edges of the
windows, as well as the chance that sunshine -
reflecting through the windows may cause a

will be some time yet before a
final decision is made on the matter. With the
recreation advisory commission recommending
against the project, Soutar feels it's quite
possible the $10,000 allocated towards the win- |
dows will end up being spent on another project. |.

spent elsewhere. -

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Bad Co

Despite a valiant effort by
the entire team, the Terrace-
Kitimat Daily Herald lost
their first Scrub League
softball game of the season,
as they dropped a 17-13:
decision to Bad Company,

The Herald team held tha
lead briefly, as they came up
with two runs In the lop of the
first Inning. Bad Company
lived up to their name,.as
they notched five runs in
their half of the first to take a
5-2 lead. It could have been

SCRUB LEAGUE PLAY

more, but in Scrub League
softball, a half inning goes
until the team at bat scores
five runs, or three go out,
whichever comes first.

The Herald came back in
their half of the second
though, with five runs of
their own to take a 7-5 ad-
vantage into the bottom of
the second, Bad Company
notehed another five in their
half of the, inning. took. the
lead once again, and never
looked back after that,

The Herald team managed
another two in their half of
the third to close the gap to
10-9, but Bad Company
added a couple of imsurance
Tuns in their half af the in-
ning, and it was 12-9. The
Herald notched another in
the fourth to make it 12-10,
but couldn't muster any
offence in the fifth to draw
any closer,

The Herald came up with
two runa in the top of the

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downs Herald |

ainth to tie itat 12-12, but Bad *

Company responded

hy :
scoring their five run Ilmitin

the bottom half of the inning
to pull in front 17-12.

The Herald could muster |
but one run in the te" of the ..
seventh, fo make the official ~
final score 17-13, By mutual

consent, Bad Company took
their {urn at bat in the bot-
tom of the seventh, and

notched another five runs, to.” |

make the unofficial -final
score 22-13,