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Steve Pickell’s career |

TORONTO (CP) — Over
the next year or so, an
ambitious film project will
record, in all aspects, the
career of swimmer Steve
Pickell.

The 19-year-old native of

Cubs

THE ASSOCIATED

SS

_ Bill Buckner broke a
scoreless tie with a three-
run homer in the eighth
inning, lifting Chicago toa 4-
0 triumph over te St, Louis
Cardinals on Sunday that
snapped a four-game Na-
tional League baseball
losing streak for the Cubs.

Buckner’s blow cameon a
2-2 pitch off Al Hrabosky,
who had relieved Eric
Rasmussen following
singles by winning pitcher
Bruce Sutter and Greg

Gross.

Hrabosky, after squaring.
the count against the
Chicago first baseman
delivered a high fasth
that was slammed into the
right-field seats, a drive
which salvaged the final of a
fourgame series for the

Cubs.
St. Louis had loaded the

By THE CANADIAN PRESS
National League

East

WoL Pct. GBL
Chicago 48 26 64 —
Philadelphia 43 32 .§73 5¥
St. Louls 49 34 558 G¥2
Pittsburgh 39°47 «513 10
Montreal 34 42 Ady 15
New York nN 46 403 (18%
Los Angeles 53 26 .671 —
Cincinnati 42 34 553 9%
Houston 35 44 .443 18

San Francisco 24 46 .473 192
San Diego 33 48 «4.407 21
Atlanta 2 49 «4.972 23%

, Sunday Results
‘ Philadelphia 11 Pittsburgh 7
Montreal 4 New York 2
Chicago 4 $1. Louis 2
Sen Diego 8 Cincinnati?
Los Angeles 10 San. Fraricisca.

Houston 9 Atlanta 3

Saturday Results
Montreal 4 New York 3
Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 3
St. Louls 10 Chicago 3
Atlanta 2 Houston 1
Cincinnatl 6 San Diego 3

3 Los Angeles 10 San Francisco

West
swimming
(Ont.) Olympians, gave
filmmakers some good
footage at the Olympiurm
International on Frida
night where he was the out-

Vancouver, now
for the Etobicoke

standing performer in ‘a
field of swimmers from the

the United States and Canada in

the first finals of a three-day

meet.
Pickell finished in the fifth
fastest time in the world this

snap streak

bases in the seventh innin
on two-out singles by T
Simmons and Keith
Hernandez, followed by 4
walk to Ken Reitz. Sutter
walked Reitz in relief of
starter Rick Reuschal but
worked out of the jam by
fanning Jerry Mumphrey.
In other National League

. action, Richie Hebner and

Greg Luzinski each’drove in
three runs as Philadelphia
Phillies beat Pittsburgh
Pirates 11-7 for a sweep of
their four-game series. . .
KINGMAN HOT .
Dave Kingman drove. in
five runs with a single and
his 11th home run ofthe
season to spark San Diego
Padres to a comeback 8&7
victory over Cincinnati

Gary Carter hit a two-run
homer and Tom Walker
itched five innings of one-
Fit relief to lead Montreal

——standings}—

American League
EAST
. L Pct. GBL
New York 45 5S om
Boston 1 34 S47 1
Baltimore 422% 53 1%
Cleveland 37 37 500 «(4
Milwaukee 33039 «45
Detroit % 0 «474 (6%
* Toranto 047 «3M
est
Chicago 44°32 «S79 =
Minnesota 42 36 538 3
Kansas Clty 40 36 324 4
California 37: 37..500 6
Texas 37 39 467, 7
Oakland 34 42 1447 10
Seattle 95 a? .4of 12
Sunday Resulis

New York 2-6 Detroit 1-1;
Texas 6-3 Toronto 3-5
Chicago 6-10 Minnesota 0-6
Baltimore 12 Boston &

‘ Callfornte .. Oakland 4°

- Milwaukee 10 Seattle 3
Cleveland 6 Kansas City 3

Saturday Results

Toronto 10 Texas 7
New York 6 Detrolt 4
Chicago 13 Minnesota 7
Kansas City | Cleveland 0
Baltimore 5 Bosion 2
Seattle 2 Milwaukee 1
Oakland 9 California 4

Expos to a 4-2 victory over
New York Mets. Ron. Cey
had five hits, including a
pair of doubles that drove in
‘our runs, to lead. Los
-Angeles Dodgers to a 10-7
victory over San Francisco
Giants.

In the American League,
Roy White's eighth-inning
double broke a scoreless tie
and Ron Gui scattered
six hits as New York
Yankees defeated Detroit
‘Tigers 2-0 in the opener of a
doubleheader. Ninth-innin

. homers by Ron LeFlore an

Rusty Staub nullified a New
York comeback and gave
the Tigers a 10-6 victory
over -Yankees in the
second game.

Lee May, Eddie Murray
and Ken Singleton keyed a
1¢-hit Baltimore attack with
three hits apiece and the
Orioles completed a three-
game sweep with a 12-9

~ yietory over Boston Red

Sox. .
TANANA WINS 12TH —

Frank Tanana hurled a
fivehitter and Jerry Remy
and Gil Flores socked two-
run homers as California
downed Oakland 6-4.

Bump Wills’s two-run
homer in the 10th inning led
Texas Hangers to a_ 6-3
triumph over Toronto Blue
Jays in the first game of a

_ doubleheader. tworun
single by Steve Staggs in the
ou th inning gave the Blue

Jays a 5-3 victory over the
Rangers in the second
game.

Wilbur Wood hurled a
threehitter to lead Chicago
White Sox to a 6-0 victory
over Minnesota in the first

fame of.a. doubleheader.

@ White’‘Sox- won the

" gecond game 10-8 as Jim

Spencer and Jim Essian
belted tworun homers,

Jerry Augustine tossed a
fourhitter and Don Money
smashed a bases-loaded
homer to lead Milwaukee
over Seattle 10-3.

Near perfect race
for Quebec driver

_ EDMONTON (CP) —
Gilles Villeneuve of
Berthierville, Que., drove
almost. a perfect race
Sunday to capture the 100.5-
mile Formula Atlantic auto
race before about 5,000 fans.
He started on the pole and
held off a charge by Finnish
fireball Keke Rosburg going
into the first corner, a sharp
right. After that, wit
driving hazardous because
of oil on the track,
Villeneuve kept Rosberg at

y.

He won by about three
seconds in his Ford-powered
March, with Price Cobb of
Dallas, Tex., also in a Ford,
about one-half Jap behind.
Fourth place went to Bobb
Rahal of Wheaton, Hl,
winner of the second leg of
the Formula Atlantic
challenge series at Gimli,

Man.

Fifth after a hard fight
with Tom Gloy of Walnut
Grove, Calif., was veteran

Bill Brack of Toronto. Gloy
dropped to sixth before
off the track and
failing to finish.

Cobb started second on
the grid. Initially, he was
announced as winner of the
top starting spot but a
malfunction intimin:
equipment was discover
and Villenenve took over
first place.

ENGLAND NEXT ;

“Tt was a hard race,” said
Villeneuve, who begins
Wednesday to prepare for
the British Grand Prix at
Silverstone, England, his
first Formula One ap-
pearance. ‘I won, 80 that
means there were no big
mistakes—a big mistake
puts you right out of things.”

The victory was worth
$12,000 plus contingency
money. Villeneuve moved
into. second place in the
driver points standings.

“T drove a steady race,
but I couldn’t relax until the

‘ German diver upsets
U.S. Olympic champ

RONNEBY, Sweden (AP)
— Falk Hoffman of East
Germany beat Olympic
champion Phil Boggs of the
United States 633.90 points
to 623.20 to win the men’s
three-metre diving title in
Swedish Cup competition
Sunday. :

Carlos Girun of Mexico
took third place, defeatin
Scott Cranham, 22, 0
Toronto 566.20-551.00.

In the women’s event,
Irina Kalinina of the Soviet
Union beat Christa Kohler of
East Germany 464.00-438.70
and won the title. In an all-
American meeting, Cynthia
McIngvale defeated

Christine Look 428,35-424.80
for third place.

Unlike Olympic and inter-
national diving where divers
amassing the greatest
number of points finish first,
the competitors in the
Swedish Cup are paired off
against each other.

Terri York, 21, of
Vancouver, was eliminated
Saturday by Kohler, former
world champion and winner

of the silver medal at the’

Montreal Olympics, 404.05
to 381.35, in a preliminary
round.

Ken Armstrong, 23, of
Ingersoll, Ont., lost in
quarter-final competition

final few laps, when Keke
was about three seconds
behind. I knew he couldn't
catch me unless 1 made a

mis .

Rosberg’s efforts were
hampere by severe
handling problems that
were avated when Bob
Nelkin of Roslyn, N.Y., blew

an engine about halfway
trough the S7-lap event.
Neikin’s March Ford

spewed oil ‘for almost a la
before the motor dissolved.
“First I could smell the

oil," said Cobb. “I didn’t _
know where it was coming

from. Then I could see it.

“My brakes were
inconsistent. Sometimes
they worked and sometimes
they didn't. Sometimes the
front anes would lock and
sometimes it was the back
ones. Sometimes my foot
would go right to the floor
and } would have to pump
them. up.

“Tt was all I could do to
keep the car on the track
some times.”

Villeneuve and Rosberg
both denied any anger after
the cars touched on the
testing bridge turn leading
to the main straightaway.
They said the slick track
helped cause the problems.

“It didn’t affect the way
my car handled,” said
Rosberg. ‘It was handling
lousy anyway That's why
we qualified both our cars,
but they were both giving
me trouble. I don’t think the
one we used was any better
than the other one.’

New Zealander David
Oxton was shunted in the
first-corner pileup and
bounced from the track. He
lost aimost a whole lap in
the disruption and was
never a factor although he
engaged with Gloy and
Brack in some of the best
racing of the day.

year in winning ‘the 100-
metre backstroke then
anchored the Olympians
winning 400-metre freestyle

relay. .
“Part of the thinking is to .

market swimming,” said

Larry Tapp, president of the |

Canadian Olympic
Association, in explaining
the film being done by Mike
Savoy. ;

trey tong
attracting yo! 3,
film could do a lot.

Shoe,
Tobin
win swaps

INGLEWOOD, Calif.
(AP) —
Shoemaker piloted J. 0.

Tobin to a surprise victory

Sunday in the $316,400
Swaps Stakes as previously
undefeated Seattle Slew, the
three-year-old thoroughbred
Triple Grown champion
wound up fourth in the field
of seven.

Shoemaker, who has had
1,943 races at Hollywood
Park, sent J. 0. Tobin to the

the standpoint of ©

Jockey Bill

;

lead as the three-year-olds

broke . from the starting

te. Shoemaker kept the
ormer English champion
colt in the front for the
duration of the 1%mile
race, setting a stakes record
of 1:58 2-5, just two-fifths of

asecond off the track record’ .

by Quack in 1972.

Rankin
still -

on top

LACHUTE, Que. (CP) — .
Judy Rankin continued her .

domination of the Ladies’
Professicnal . Golf

Association tour Sunday by
rize Of -

capturing the top

$12,000 in the lone Canadian

event on the LPGA tour.
Despite the fact she was

Jagued by a poor putting .
Pdfort on he Prront nine, .

Rankin finished the
tournament four under par
after shooting a two-over-
par 74 for a 212 total.

Tied for second were Pat
Meyers and Sandra Palmer

at 215, oneunder par. JoAnn -

Washam and Sally Little
finished in a tie for fourth at

. 216,

With her victory at the
6,300-yard, par 72 layout at
the Lachute Golf and
‘Country Club’s No. 1 course,
Rankin now has won $82,508
on the tour this season.
She started the day six
under and with a one-stroke
edge over Meyers. She was
two over on the front nine
and came in at par on the
back side. :
ba eb a oo
ey on'the par-four,
yard fourth hole” and
followed that with a bogey
on, the par-three, 17-yard

Eichelberger
registers
rare win

MILWAUKEE (AF) ~-
Dave Eichelberger, proke
out of the pack with a birdie
on his 34th hole Sunday, then
held on for a two-stroke
vietory over -Morris
Hatalsky, Gary McCord and
Mike Morley in’ the. rain-
plagued $130,000 Greater

ilwaukee Open golf
tournament.

Eichelberger, whose only
other victory in 11 years on
the tour came here in 1971,

,finished with a final-roun
7, two under par over the
wet, windy Tuckaway
Country Club course. He
won $26,000.

Eichelberger shot a 69 in
the third round earlier
Sunday and finished at. 278,
or 10 wider par for the
tournament.

A Thursday downpour had
delayed the first round by
one day, forcing the 36-hole
windup. Then the first 18-
hole round Sunday was
delayed an hour and 49
minutes because of rain.

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