Through’ and times: and:,
- had: times,” Pittsburgh -
"Pirates are trying ‘to-keep. .°

¢ everything. in’ ‘Perspective,

“This is. as loose -club,”

4 -Tanner said Tuesday night:
on “after © his: ‘team: - “clubbed.

-ANational.: ‘League baseball:
“;action. “We'ye come-back
from relative. obscurity .in.
* the firat half of the season. ”

‘ Six weeks ago, the Pirates
were 13 games under .500
with a firm -hold of fifth

Piratea |. manager .. “Chuck. ‘ Orosco “went: the: final: two"
inplags, allowing’ one hit i im

Mets.
Swan, 25, ‘pitched seve

~iginings and : “gave: up: both i

> Pung on. five. “hits. . “Jess

picking up his Wth: save,

since Aprit 7 to ead ‘the, “ ca

* + Steve Lake: keyed’ a dour-" Be
j run Spurl. in the second *
inning: witha two Tun double

Red: hot. Pirates | ‘trying

Cubs. ‘5 Cardinals 30

+ with” ‘a run-scoring ‘singis:

- single, and. Ron Hodges. an. -

_ RBI. single ii “the ‘second: *-
- in Lake for, the Inning’s final 1

“Fimples groundoitt.- ao
The Reds took a 1-Pleéad in

“dinning to: give t the: Mets a 20
lead,

’ Montreal's runs came on -
Gary Carter’s lth. homer, ‘a.

two-run shot in the fourth.

place in the NL East: Since °
“the all-star break, they have
“won 21 of 26 games to take
the top-spot.
: Elsewhere in the NL, Sdn
“Francisea Giants downed »
“Atlanta Braves : 7-3, New
“York Mets defeated ‘Mon:
‘treal, Expos. 5-2, ‘Chicago
Cubs edged St. Louis.
= Cardinals 5-3,.Los Angeles
3 ; Dodgers beat Cincinnati
* Reds 3-1 and Houston Astros
2 3 nipped San Diego Padres 4-2:
2 in 12 innings.
{Johnny Ray ed - the-
& Pirates’ attack, going 5-for-
2 35 with three runs batted in.
= Dave Parker contributed: a-
2 three-run “ triple in. the
. 2 eighth.
. 3 Larry McWilliams, 11-5,
, 2 gave up nine hits before |
3 leaving in the ‘elghth with

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Gary Matthéws. homered,
his ninth of the season, and
3 Mike Schmidt ‘had a run-
& Scoring triple for the
% Phillies. Kevin. Gross, 2-3,
was, the losing pitcher. .
Giants 7 Braves 3. «..4°

‘Dave Bergman: ‘powered
the Glants with a career-

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to. 5 Mike Krukow, 7-6, gained

3 the victory, but walked off -

=the mound -after throwing

{two warmup. pitches in the»

2 sixth. He ‘straiiied:his- ‘back’

5 # in the fifth when his spikes:

= gat caught on ‘the pitching”

">. rubber, Greg Minton came-
2 z on to earn his 13th save.

; Pascual Perez, 12-3, lost

= for the first time since the

= Giants beat him 2-1 on June

_g 17. He gave up five runs on

_ 2 eight hits, struck out six and

= 3 innings. Dale Murphy hit
: = 7 his 22nd homer of the year.
? i in the third for the Braves. |

= 3 Mets 5 Expos 2 _
George Foster had three
S hits, including his 18th”
zhomer, and: Craig Swan
Z recorded his first victory

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# ¢ relief “help from. Ceelllo

Red Sox

= had three wild pitches in 4 1-"

Steve Rogers, 13-6, was the
loser.

Ryne Sandberg. ‘then. drove:

TOR, ©

run inthe third when: Bill
Buckner doubled and later
scored. on Mel Hall's
sacrifice fly,

‘helped his-own cause in: “the "
wo sécond ‘when’ he followed -*-
;, Philadelphia Phillies 10-3-in-— -~Bob Bailor had @ two-run ©

The Cups got their final”

Dave. Concepcion,
“' Redus ‘and “Cesar Cedeno.

the fourth on. singles‘ by
: Gary

Frank Pastore, 410, was the.

Corrales. winning with

_Pat Corrales was sitting
in first place in baseball's
National League East. two
“ago. _—-_ with
Philadelphia Phillies. | He
was fired.

- Now, Corrales is sitting on
‘top of a four-game winning

‘streak as manager of the

American . ~. League's. -

Cleveland Indjans.
“Cleveland, the only team ~

not in contention in the ALL
East race; swept first-place.
. Baltimore Orioles 3-1 and 4-
3: -Tuesday night,”
‘replaced | Mike
Ferraro as the Indians’ pilot
on Sunday, the team hasn't
lost. ~

Like Cleveland, ‘Toronto ;
Blue Jays arid Milwaukee
Brewers. were double

winners ‘Tuesday, further
.. tightening
-Totonto blasted New ‘York

the _ division. ‘

Yankees 10-9 in 10 innings

_and 13-6, while Milwaukee

downed Kansas Cily Royals
§-1 and 3-2,"

In other. games, Boston
beat ' Texas
Rangers 6-5, Chicago White |
Sox took Detroit Tigers 7-5,

California | Angels . edged _..,.fill
‘Minnesota -Twins.2-1;and°2< W :
“Toaded i in the ‘elghth inning.

* Sealtlé Mariners outlasted
Oakland A's’ 15-12. Po
Andre. Thornton: drove _in

.three runs.in the Cleveland
‘doubleheader -

- and “Bud
Anderson got saves in both
games. Bert Blyleven; ‘out

19. days with a stiff right |.

shoulder, -
shutout
opener. -

- pitched’ |
innings in

six”
the -

plue Jays 10-13 Yankees 9-6 .
‘' Before the largest: crowd -

in Toronto's . seven-year.
history, 45,102, the Jays.
stormed back from 6-2 and

$7 deficits in the opener and

broke open the. nightcap

Since". game for the Yankees and

- homer, .

with six runs in’. the fifth.
-Rookie Matt Williams, in his |
major-leagiie debut, lasted
five innings for the second-
‘game victory.

In the first game, Roy.Lee
Jackson, 81, set “a .club
record with’ his seventh
consecutive victory... .
_The Blue Jays, who

‘moved within-a” game of

first place, managed 28 hits —

‘in ‘ite twinbill, with Lloyd
Moseby homering twice.
Graig Nettles hit one in each |

Roy Smalley had two in the

Opener. -

Brewers 5-3 Royals La
Ted Simmons homered on
Larry. Gura’s first pitch in

, White Sox 7 Tigers 5
. “Greg Walker; and Greg
Luzinski led the White, Séx,

Red Sox 6 Rangets 5.
_Boston, eight games out in

- the East, was led by ‘Tookie

Dennis °: Boyd, recalled
Saturday from Pawtucket,
who struck out four and
pitched a six-hitter. over six:
innings; Bob Stanley picked
up his 20th save. eg,

PCL Toros. pound

helpless

“Ruben Robles slugged. a

the bottom of the ninth for grand slam. and: collected

Milwaukee's second: .vic-
-tory,. The Brewers,’ 1%

games out in the East, won -

the “first game as Ben
Oglivie drove in four runs,:
‘three of: them with a tie-
breaking

‘Angels 2 Twins 1

homer in the ninth to lift the
Angels to victory in a game
Hos .

Gary Ward ‘hit what ap-
peared to be a single up the
‘middle. Darrell Brown was |

on second and took off for |

third.” ...

He. and’ shortstop Rick
Burleson collided and then
Brown ‘went ‘for home after
Houston - Jimenez had

‘scored, apparently’ making

the score 3-0.

called runner’s interference
én. Brown. Brown was out

- and Ward's single | became a’:

fielder’s choice. - and -
’ Jimenez had to ‘return to
third.

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centerpiece of cottage cheese. After a sunny 7
Saturday on the farm picking blueberries for the

.-* sixthinning. .

Umpire | John ‘Shulock

“aking

; it, Ty
Kuhn told a. news con:

~ ference he wanted to stay,
but decided to drop the fight.

“because I felt the game. -

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. five RBI, and: Wes Clemérita

_ drove in four more runs. as
Tucson Toros | pounded

Portland Beavers 15-1 ina:
- Pacific -

- Coast League
baseball game Tuesday. .

In other games, Tacoma’,
Tigers downed - Phoenix
=. . Glants 7-3, Hawaii Islanders.
Ron Jackson hit a two-run ©

trounced -—s- Albuquerque

. Dukes 16-5, and Las Vegas -
Stars got past’ Edmonton -
(Trappers 4-1, Salt Lake.was:.
tained "dit ‘at Vahebuver,’:”
Tueson hitters got to five

’ Portland pitchers for | ‘18
hits, |

the: Toros,
nine and

distance for-
striking: cut

scattering nine hits. a
~ Darrin Burroughs,” took

the loss. °
In Tacoma, ' Dave
Hudgens __ and : Marshall

‘Brant each: hit two home:
runs to lead the Tigers to -

victory a

~ Phoenix. loser Mark

BOSTON (AP)

‘ordeal’ that, would. have
“Made. it more difficult to
-find ‘a successor.

- The resignation came as.
~ the owners opened their’

‘annual summer meetings
where Kuhn's replacement.

~tolped' the agenda despite
last-ditch manoeuvring by:

his supporters . to save hig

He said club owners how
have an opportunity to find.

& new commissioner who _

‘can = “rally
- together.” | He

baseball
said “he

“rejected a plan that would .
“have. ‘retained him as an.
” administrator —but..without —.
the commissioner's title,.-
, second

Kuhn, whose
‘seven-year term was to

; », expire Aug. 12, did win a few
extra months on. the. job,
getting .

end —
" unanimous approval to stay.

|. uritil- Dec. - 31,. or ‘until .a
*- successor is selected. But he

.Sald he will not change his.
mind. ©

“My decision |s final,
irrevocable and emphatic,” .
a will not review

. he said.

would-go through a terrible

‘ ordeal if I cqntinded, and it
. wotild make it more difficult’ ©
to

find A new come"
missioner,”

"games, drove’in’ the°tying’ ‘Ki
and go-ahead | runs: th: a. ¥

homers, -
knocking in five runs’ in a

and every - ‘Tucson -
othe loss. |

"Jeff “Heathcock went the.

-Kubn resigned as. basebali “
‘commissioner today, telling
club owners he was giving
_ uphis fight to keep the job. to.
"spare the game “‘a terrible”

“however, .

Denny. waning -to., Second...”
Verne Ruhle,. 33, pitched od

the final, three- innings for -
the Astros, while’ “Padre -
-~reliever Sid Monge lost for,
the first: time in five -

‘ decisions. :

Indians

5% games in- front in the’

West. a

’ Walker knocked. in “tio.

“runs, one with an opposite-
field homer, and Luzinski

singled in two runs in a.

three-run first for Chicago.
‘Mariners 15 A’s 12
The. Hendersons, | Dave
and Steve; each had two
with Dave

wild. shootout in Seattle.

Beavers

Dempsey and Tigers winner:
Curt Young both. went the
distance, . Chris ©

Hawail’s Joe Orsulak hit a

_ three-run homer to
highlight . an
fourth inning thet gave the

Smith’
* homered for the Giants.

éight-run .

Islanders their fifth victory

in a row over Albuquerque.
A- Ross -Jones homer
helped give Albuquerque a
3-2 lead after three innings,
but -the® Islanders scored
eight runs on:10 hits in the
top. of the fourth as they sent

‘ 12 men to the plate.

‘Dale Mchorcle picked up
the win. Brian’ Holton took

The Dukes: have telt. 48
‘men-on base, including 19
Tuesday night, in their six.,
" consecutive games against .
Hawall.
In Las Vegas, Felix Oroz ©
scattered ‘five. hits and
‘allowed: just one ihearned
run in the Stars’ victory.
Oroz walked none and
struck out eight in pitching

Kuhn resigns to.
avoid “ordeal” -

Kuhn, who reigned during _

strike in 1981, added: “I

sense ‘that we are on ‘the
‘threshold of change in that.
area, think the players and .
the clubs ‘see the necessity.

of ‘improving: relations, ‘I

’ would have loved to have

_taken. part in that.”
‘Kuhn, opened:

Milwaukee Brewers. -
owner Bud Selig, chairman
‘of -@ committee charged

with finding a successor to -

Kuhn, then: asked. the. 26

clubs to vote unanimously to

extend Kuhn's term until
next. year or. until-a--sue-

cessor is found. The move. -

required that all. ‘owners
vole in favor.

_ “That was. unanimously .
adopted . this morning,” ,
Kuhn said, “Sd apparently,
P’ve finally discovered how
.to get the vote.” .

Kuhn said he had con-

sidered resigning for. some
; time. Last Nov. 1, when he

was: up . for re-election, .

would force a’. yote-ratlier -

“). theii resign, But he failed to”

gain. the... 75-per-cent
majority necessary .for. re-

election and Selig’s com-:
~.miltee has been seeking a

successor aver since., a

“T have always labored to
serve the best interests of
the game, ”

to the :owners. | "'E. have

“concluded pow. ‘that I can ~

serve their best interests by

withdrawing my name,”

tae lh ma

the’. ‘seven-week - players'

the
“meetings with his statement
of resignation to, the owners.

Kuhn said “he.

_ Kulin. said,
reading from his statement

Glenn Thomsen, president ‘of the Terrace Men's Slowplich | ‘League, .

presents Bob Findlay of the Terrace Builders Irlybirds team with, the

iverboat Days tournament championship trophy, after’

..title with a. 7-0-win-over: Gus’: Recreation Centre Monday even

- large trophy is the league’s, but the small one is the keeper. Findlay also
received on behalf of-his team the cheque for $100 that went with. the
trophy and a $200 cheque from the league to help the team defray costs for
. their trip:to the B. C.. senior, men’s Slowpitch championships two » WORKS.

from now.

rity

“Alberta challenging BC.
- for. Games’ top Spot |

. CALGARY (CP) With a
strong showing in’ syn-
chronized swimming: and

_ Surprising victories in.
basketball: Tuesday,
Alberta . continues. - to

threaten —_ defending .
champion British Columbia
for the. overall cham-
pionship at the Western:
Canada Games. ;
-Alberta

day with 34 points, one more

‘than B.C, Manitoba had 20.5:
points and Saskatchewan’

12.5, .

Points dre awarded ona 4
3-2-1 basis to the province _
“winning ‘each ‘of the 23
-Olympiec-style sports. °

‘In individual -" com-
petitions, 3 Cc. won: 32
awards . - excellence,

"presented a place of: gold .

‘medals, compared with 23.’
for’ Alberta, 18 "for.
Manitoba, "12 for - Saskat-
chewan and two ‘for the
Yukon. The Yukon ‘does not:
‘ gompete i in the team. points- '
competition,
‘Calgarians Susan Clarke
and“ Wendy — Barber ... an-

“ghored the Alberta ‘ ‘team
“That. swept all“ the syn-

~ chronized ~~ swimming.
events, Including. solo, duet

..-and~ téam;-'to- ‘give: the
' province four points in the -

overall standings.
- Then the host province got

“va bonus when Ker] Tilleman |

"and: Karla: Kareh; both: of .
Calgary, provided the spark
that led to victoties over
B.C. in the: men’s and
worrien’s basketball finals,

' Tilleman scored:35 points

before a capacity crowd of

_ 2,800 in’ Alberta's 107-05

"victory over. the. heavily-
favored’, B.C. team . and.
Karch contributed 16 pointa -
to spark the women. to a 6¢-
~ 47. win.

But while Alberta shocked
‘B.C. in: basketball com-

. petition, B.C, won the track

captured four:
sports. Tuesday to finish the |

and “ae championship,
taking seven of the final 15
events to take 14 of the 40

individual ‘awards , of ‘ex:

cellence,
Saskatoon athletes had a

. good day in track, winning

six individual events, in-
cluding the women’s. long
~ jump won by veteran Diane
Jones-Konihowski.

B.C.'s- performance gave |

if the track team title and

‘put it into the lead jn points -
heading into the team finals:
Tuesday night. But Alberta’

competition in the finals of
the men's and women's
baskétball and | men's field
hockey. - a

In fleld hockey, ‘Alberta
-needed a late goal by Abner

Fernandes of. Edmonton to:
tie B.C, 2-2 In regulation:

‘time. A 15-minute overtime
’ failed to settle the outcome
and _ three five-shot

America S

- Narrowed. to. five ee

NEWPORT, RI. (AP) —
It was a day of yacht recing.

success and humanitarian:

zeal for the British Mictary
"83. group..Tuesdah at. the
America’s. Cup trials...

Their record for the day, in

Rhode Island Sound was two

-victérles.- over. major” Op: |

ponenis, qualithing for. the

. Cup ‘semifinals: ‘beginning
Aug. 11, and emergency aid,
for: the injured crewman of -
opporient,

their chief
Australia II.
+ “We” haven’t »
anything” * dramatic -
‘change \the -boat,”’ ‘ala
spokesinbn ‘Jin Alabaster, .

who ‘said thé crew recently |

moved. thé Victory .'s3’s
winches and rigged a. new

genoa jib track. “We're just”
learning to: sail with thal:

combination.”
{

one

‘before Alberta emerged —

b

‘the. B.C. squad, .

shootouts were “pequbad -

with a 14-13 victory.
And, on the da

Currie, - president “6f* ‘ie
games society, announced ;

the four Western. sports
ministers: had agreed to
continue the games in 1987,
Alberta added victories. in

°. the women’s water, polo and
~-beating ;

team © handball,”

Manitoba in both finds,”
Adding to the victories of

BC.

"knocked out Alberta » vin
beat B.C.: in head- to-head “

_Tnen’s water. polo, 85;: and “
‘men’s team handball,.15-12.."

head-on’ competition in

-Sailing and archery, the
final two. sports ~of ‘the:

opening three days, wrapup : |

today while ’ competition

* begins in diving, swimming

and -

.. @questrlan.-

sday.’.

Cup field

“Victory 83, under. . joint

skippers: Phil Crebbin. and- a ©

Lawrie Smith, hung, on in.
“the morning race to defeat: a
determined Australian crew:
-on Challenge: 12 by -27

"seconds at the finish. An the -
_alternoon, Italy's Azzurra__

"Was beaten by one minute,
“12 seconda,:

The results Hitted: Vieloiy 7

*"83 into second place: ‘in: the

“and knock

whe

Stariding.”
Azzurra to:third, 20°)"

“The days racing’ left: five
competitors for four’ places
: at the semifinals with these:

“points; Australia 11,137.88; -
Vietory "63, 12.44; Azzuira,

11:20;.° Canada 1: fo;
Challenge: 12, 9.60.
- Races today involve Ganida ;

1 against: Vietory ‘88 “ind
Challenge 12 ' oppusing
Azzurra. ; _

ybicts wen, the |

: “Com: .
petition in: the, remaining. -
'-elght sports ‘begins "Thur.

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