» AGP): “inl — Erika ‘Muller refused ‘to - "Austria 12-5 in: el pro . champlonehip, | tise! played a tt! ‘more. - ended - Thursday. night, nabpdy was: more- relieved “the‘two runs that gave the. - game at Baltimore Wa ‘tained outs eS : allowing. Seattle's ‘2.0 - Julio. Cruz: ~ -. Indlans § A's 1 - ‘Andre Thornton had two” said when he was askedifhe — innings, . had: an RBI single in the: . field for Detroit. In the first. .' €hicaga at Oetrolt. Caitornia at Oakland. N _ ' Chicage at "Milwaukee at Kansas City — Bay’ "what, if any, weakness - '$: vero danie for both teams she. found in the. Canadian. Maller’ a. ' game.” Thursday © at “\ the: _ Wrapped : up rt pase in ‘women’s 2 world: curling | fe | but ae. the: Tound robin gectio ‘9 readily admitted to what .- she ‘owes, her. success, this year with men’s ‘teams - ‘and I ‘think: that - ‘helped. a. “Tot,” the, Swiss ‘BKip sald... _ Thursday night - afterher ‘with a.5-4 wit” over. Bees g MacGregor or Scotland, ‘in. Swedlsh Fink © - drubbed ~ Saturday: al 2 pan. ; rink, Polished ° off the” ine one. ‘of’ “the. . 8e ‘foursome ° |: t | -iatchups {snight.° ». meet. Eva Vanvik of Norway . pinth-round: “aay. and iit a5 . Switzerland, -Aniell Burman ‘and eb: Danish ° champion | i ‘Bidstrup #-3, while Norw beat .the French . _ team, - skipped . by:, lead,” Agnes , Mercier ; 85, re set | ‘afternoon playott. F no champlofship ‘that, country ‘at ch a "Saturday in agame that's il i oly, ‘ ‘be televised by- cBC. The event is being = -.in Canada for the first ti : Swi tzérlanid, with: ‘the: ‘same rink. that represented. e 19825. neya,)- as “ensured a first-place inish in the-afternoon draw: “by beating. Canada 5-3, when. ‘Muller scored two” witha: : comé-around takeout - with” “her final rock in: ‘the. 10th “end: - In other. “eghtheouna “Augustine goes distance for Brewers: Milwaukee's Auguiting, a relief pitcher, : _Castino’s shot sail over the fowid himself in | an: wall for a homer. And in the. unaccustomed role against - third; when Ror Washington California Angels — ad a” hita fly ball-he could get his : starter. And when the game’ - “glove | On; ° ‘Herndon: dropped “it for a three-base érror and than, Augustine.» ~ Tena. ‘their. vietory. “I was tired late, " sald Po, the. Brewers’ left-hander... Red Sox'7 Blue: Jays a . after ‘pitching ‘eight, shutout. Gat Nastraemitl hit a 16 first “Inning and Dive ‘Stapleton ‘followeil. with. a: three-run innings : and , surviving. a: shaky... ninth | inning. ‘before: walking: ‘off. the mound with - ~-,complete-game Victory, “1 hadn't gone this far in a long time.”. * . “In: other’ » American | _ Leagire baseball games it. was ‘New’ ae. Yankees 8, _ Seattle “1; Cleveland 9, ' * Oakland t Minnesota 5, _ Detkojt’ 4; and Boston 7, . -Toronto . 4. Kansas City’s * Sox on their way to. a Split of ‘AUGUSTA, “Ga, (AP). — Two. veterans: and a young. “lion shared the first-round’. lead, but, the resurgence of an old hero, Arnold Palmer, , quickened the pulse at the = Masters goll: tournament - Thursday. : Palmer, the " s3-year-old_ living legend who built, his ’ popularity by winning. this In the National League, ity: “was. ‘New, York “Mets 6- Philadelphia Phillies. 2; Montreal: Expos ' 7. Chicago “Cubs Ty Pirates '3 Houston Astros.2. ‘Arnie’ ‘Army back to, tife ‘Nankees 8 Mariners 1° Thursday. Dave | “Winfield’'s third Their ~~ noise and — horher: of the Beason, Steve . enthusiasm cy virtually _ Kemp's secorid:and Butch drowned out the five-uider- ~Wynegar's first helped the par exploitgof the leaders — _ Yankees win ‘thelr . first’ former champion Raymond ; game of 1983, Dave Righettl_ Floyd, Gil Morgan and Jack’ pitched three-hit balls for. 5. Renner, who were tied at 67. ° ‘,. 23'shutout innings and left. Palmer was one shot bk with ‘a: $9, ead, and George. at 68, his best Teint eh . Frazier. piesa usta: smal iy f ¥ ‘y ine oly eun ore ar 3 course: Monat in‘the ninth on a- “double by posting a ‘similar: score ‘in "1985. “Damn right, " “Palmer singles, ‘a: double’ and -a’. could: win a record-tying homer ‘and drove in four . fifth Masters tithe. “I want: runs as the Indians mauled - to-win, or not play ‘al all. Oakland. Len -Barker ; ° “Either get on or get off.’ seattered six hits In seven.-. He got it on! Thursday while Cleveland * ‘because of anew driver and chased: Tom . Underwood. ‘some advice from: ‘Tom - after 11-3 innings. Thornton Watson. ; i He said ‘the driver was first. Inning and-another oie helping. his distance an dna five-run second and. average of 25 yards and that. . ripped his two-run homer in Watson helped him -correct: -> the fifth, © _ Twins 5 Tigers 4 a flaw in hla hip movement - during a practice Toind Larry Herndon didn’t Tuesday. , have the best of days inleft “The | round - -was interrupted by a 40-minute ‘Stats and Standings East Olvision : WoL Pet. GEL NBA... oo Eastern Conference Atlantic Division’ Montreal 2 0 1.000 — WoL Pet. GB Naw ‘York 2 6 1,000 — t-Phila 62 44.816 — Pitisburgh 2 0 1.000 x-Boston: -§3°23. 402.9 my st Louls - , ; “O00 " x-New Jersey ..d7 29. 618 15 cago New York” 39 37 517-23 Paitodelanle aivion | 000. 2. = Washington - -38..38 -.500. 24 iT} : . ee Los Angeles 2.09.00 — . ‘a Central “Omen ‘n= Sen. Diego 201.000 — - ¥ Milwaukee Cincin te Atlanta a0a7 9 6 1 “ty asa Delrolt Cy ery pilanta 24 tino 7 chicago 06 40.7 TT ‘San Francisco 0 2 000 2 Cleveland: 20 57.260 28 Houston "a3 008. 2% Indiana “19. 57 aso 18% Western: ‘con terenck” ® “Today's Games: Midwest Diviaion: 3 . “Mantrest ‘al bos Angeles, ° we gs st , _— St. Lovts at New York N ¥.8 ‘Antonio oa ar Aan ego eee Rensas city 40.36 16 9 Chicago, at Cincinnatl MN “ pallas YON a6 aN ABM 13% Pittsburgh at Houston N Ora an BB 2 ne nieseenie at ‘San: Francisca: Houston ~ : 1K. rary 35%. : \ Paeltig Division? > Saturdey: Games : : . _ “St Louls at: New ‘York: co yebas ANGE 55. B. 73. ; San: Diego at Atlanta’. _ Phoenix “at je ‘WM uChleagd walked, Dawson - “Jooped a double down: the - ‘right-field line for two ‘more, : when Mazzilli Craig “Swan's. - newly- ~ developed curveball gave thé - Phillies - nothing but problems as Swan ‘held tlie Wheeze Kids to three hits in” "Bix and two-thirds i ‘innings, in the Mets". second-straight win over Philadelphia: George’ Foster ‘homered rookie Danny Heep had.two. doubles and a single for the winners, ~ Berky top midget in PG Five ‘members of the Terrace Peaks. gymnastics club will be participating in the provincial ‘age-group weekend at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby. Jenny... Brady, «Lisa Ziraldo, Karleen Schmidt, Roseanne. Komlos’ and ‘ahareg Na. Will = ant tH : Poodnes othe the championships. as. part ‘of the, ‘northern “ division team. The five Peaks will join members of the Prince. ‘George Schoolvof Artistic division team. ; ‘Brady. and Roseanne Komlos: will’ compete in _‘Tyro division, Ziraldo ‘and Schmidt will compete in the ‘open division and Andrea ‘Komlos ‘will be the Peaks representative in the argo . ~ mosquito league’ is okay but we require ‘help with the. _ Bronco's and the Ponys, Wehave five teamis of Broncos and age group. . 2 ‘The five provincial. “level gymiiasts - from: Terrace. passed up a meet in Prince last weekend because it was’ toa’ close to ‘the - provincials, bul: twa other members of ‘the ‘club were there and. did very 1. well. Suzanne Rerky - Wor : the overall gold medal’ for * divisiona] ‘gymnasts ini the - ‘last weekend, “winning © - individual gold medals ‘on the floor exercise and . balance beam and taking a fifth ‘on the uneven parallel this. vault to wrap up top spot in . her group, which contained 28 other competitors. - Patricia Anderson competed in the ‘tyro division al the meet and won a fifth-place ribbon. on the vault, A tatal of 150 campetitors attended - the. meet, -including members of lower Mainland clubs, the Port ~ Alberni group and a team from the Kootenays. ay: Ahad oF nema nt iIba Bion gyerene ’ Denmark: 9-7, - ' defeated the U.S. : 0-5, - France took Sweden 7-5 and.” ona winning note solidified ° Three teams: ‘hated sixth . wa? t { at . H L Norway “beat ‘had lost two o straight after: Scotland - winning six in a row to start the tournament, said ending - “the, . Canadian”. » wink’a _kreaibiity. Yous aay Italy’ won: 84 over Austria. place after the: roiind. robin “at4ab— - Scotland; Denmark... olf: th ‘three losses, even “and the. U.S. followed ‘by. though’ our afternoon: game’ “Ttaly,”. O71, z and: : ‘Austria: - @olld shave - gone - either. - playing in firs world ways ‘LaRocgue sald. Although. “she. . didn't: - mention’ it, lt. was. obvious “the Halifax } rink didn't: want .. ~eliamnpionship,, Ye ‘Swiss lead : Christie Griz On, ‘foreign , ground. - _ day atter”ihe ,nineh. round: “Last. year. was. our ‘first Switzeriand 7 at - competition ‘at canada, ae internatiorial level," Griz France * ag a “Said.” “We had ‘some - emer 53 problenis with the ice and . Denmark’ ‘4s we were pretty nervous.” five" +3 LaRocque, whose rink Austria o? | ocol Sports Shorts - Midgets, Allstars set for two ‘Terrace’ 's Totem Ford midget reps will be playing a two- ~ game exhibition series against the Omineca Commercial Allstars this weekend, with games Saturday night at 8 p.m. “land Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. ~ The games are to help the midget reps stay in shape for their.upcoming trip to Ste. Foy, Quebec, and the national "Air Canada Cup midget hockey championships, which start next weekend. TERRACE 4635 Lazelle five. EE ER NT VE yy eer caer So on We. ‘didn’, want ‘to: finish’ 5 Nationwide Relocation | Service The Herald, Friday, April 6, 1989, Page-5 another - Halifax’: Jrink, skipped by. Colleen. ‘Jones, . . went to Geneva. and won its firat six games before losing five straight, ‘ineluding. two” my, tebreaker games,’. “that. we ‘made the playott ‘and: that--was our-intention” when ‘we came ‘out herd," * LaRocque’ said.-““The one. thing that will make us feel ‘ great.is - to: win tomorrow “night and get into the final. ‘Salirday,” . credited "thé. - : team’s: "experience last year with its * 4 repeat ef last year:when - ability: to: play a ‘controlled . “MOOSE: a8 Sask. ee we . game, here: despite playing: _ curling ahamptontnips “Thurs: F GEORGE VANDEMAN MAKES THE UNKNOWN CLEAR... ON | IT IS WRITTEN ‘A half hour of Felevision commentary dealing with issues that affect you personally. ‘SUNDAY Channel 5 11:00am Sponsored by the. Terrace Seventh Day Advantist Church . REALTY 638-0371 3 ] Cor ‘ Y home on 2 bedroom 920 sq. on ~ Attractive starier home on large |. popular street lot. 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