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THE HERALD, Monday, July

4, 1977

COMICS

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ON THE LIGHT!

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———|Soccer roundup|p——

_ Earthquakes —
shake Toronto

CANADIAN
PRESS .

San Jose Earthquakes,
playing before their fourth
consecutive sell-out crowd
of 17,745, blanked Toronto
Metros-Croatia 3-0 in North
American Soccer League
play Saturday night b
goalie Mike Hewitt's fourth
shutout of the season.

Alan Birchenall and Leroy
DeLeon had. unassisted
goals at 26:46 and 29:00 of
the first half, and Paul Child
left-footed the third score at
80:26, with an assist from
DeLeon.

San Jose, now 9-9, outshat
Toronto 24-10. Goalie Zeljko
Bilecki of Toronto had nine
saves,

In other games Saturday,
Dallas Tornado edged
Chicago. Sting 2-1, Los
Angeles Aztecs beat New
York Cosmos 4-1 and

_ Conrecticut. Bicentennials
edged _—_ Las Vegas
Quicksilvers 5-4. There were
no games Sunday.

Kyle Rote scored one goal
and assisted: on another to
lead Dallas past Chicago.
Tne victory before a crowd
of 16,000 at Dallas extended
the Tornado’s record to 12-6,
but Dallas remained in
second place in the NASL’s
Southern Division, six points
behind the Aztecs.

Tornado newcomer Gerd
Stahl from Hamburg,
Germany, entered the game

in the second half and broke
a scoreless tie 40 seconds
later with a goal assisted by
Rote and Bo Hope. oo
Roteran the Dallas lead te
2-0 at 57:24 with his 10th goal
of the season and 35th of his
career, Hope and Neil Cohen

d assisted

Dalles goalie Ken Cooper
lost his shutout with three
minutes remaining when
Chicago's Gene Geimer
scored with an assist to
Jimmy Kelly.

DAVID SCORES TWO ,

Steve David, the NASL’s |

top scorer, scored two goals
and George Best picked up
two assists as the Aztec
defeated New York before
32,165 at the Los Angeles
Coliseum.

David's goals put him
within three points of the
fifth spot on the NASL's all-
time scoring list. It was the
10th consecutive game m
which David has scored and
he now has 43 points for the
season. °

Brazilian star Pele went
‘scoreless for the Cosmos,

who now have an 11-8:

record. The Aztecs now are
12-5,

The crowd was the second
jJargest soccer gathering in
Coliseum ‘history, The
record attendance 1s 33,215,
set Oct. 3, 1976, for the USA-
Mexico World Cup game.

on page 6

‘ saturday —

| wrap-up |

Hot single ruins
Hassler’s no-hitter

By THE ASSOCIATED

PRESS
Southpaw Andy Hassler of
Kansas City Royals was “a

little bit disappointed” after _

missing a no-hitter against

the Cleveland Indians ON

Saturday night, but said he
- felt a lot better. “after this
one-hitter than the last
one.” .

The last one was a
Chicago in September 1974,
when Hassler, pitching then
for the California Angels,
lost i-0 to the. White Sox
onnan unearned run.

Saturday night he brought
the Royals a 1-0 victory, as
Pete LaCock singled ina run
in the top of the sixth.

The only hit off Hassler

was Duane Kuiper’s
chopper down the third base
line in the sixth

“After I caught the ball 1.

knew it was a hit, and
thought I should have Jet it
go foul,” said Hassler, who
now is 5-2, “‘But it’s toonlate
to. second-guess like that

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He admitted that he was
“thinking about-a no-hitter
in the back of my mind,” he
added. “I’m only human. I’d
be lying if'I said 1 didn’t.”

In other American League
games, Toronto Blue Jays
downed Texas Rangers 1¢7,
Chicago -White Sox -
outslugged Minnesota Twins ©
13-8, New York Yankees
beat Detroit Tigers 6-4,

. Baltimore Orioles dumped, ‘

Boston Red Sox 5-2, Seattle
Mariners edged Miiwaukee
Brewers 2-1 and Oakland
A’s downed California An-
gels 9-4.

EXPOS EDGE METS

National League play saw
Montreal Expos edge New
York Mets 4-3, St. Louis
Cardinals belt Chicago Cubs
10-3, Philadelphia Phillies
nip Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3,
Atlanta Braves edge
Houston “Astros 2-1, Los
Angeles Dodgers blast San.
Francisco Glants 10-3 and
Cincinmati Reds trip San
Diego Padres 6-4.

A three-run homer by
Doug Rader was the key hit
as the Toronto victory.
Bump Wills hit his fourth ©
homer of the season, a two-
run shot, for the Rangers.

Jim Spencer clobbered
two home runs, including a
grandslam, to drive in eight
runs ad pwer Chicago past
Minnesota.