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Rogues carry play but. lose

By The Canadian Press

Memphis Rogues carried
the play to Toronto Blizzard
in their: North American
League ‘game
Tuesday. night but the effort
was to no avail as the Biiz-
zard made
scoring opportunities to post
a 2-0 win.

Drew Busby and Gordon
Sweetzer accounted for To-
ronto’s scoring and
goalkeeper Tony Churaky
recorded the shutout in front
of 13,125 spectators in
Memphis, Tenn.

There were two other
NASL games — Washington
Diplomats edged Rochester
Lancers 2-1 and Minnesota
Kicks defeated Tampa Bay
Rowdies 4-1.

Toronto's win was its
geventh against eight losses,
while Memphis dropped to
8. Both teams occupy second
place in their divisions — the
Blizzard behind the Cosmos
in the National Conference
East and the Rogues in the
American Conference
Central behind Chicago.

Busby opened the scoring

NATIONAL” CONFERENCE
Eastera | Division

"New York "1 ‘f
Toronto 7 8
Washing 59

e 6 7

Aflanta 59 17% 4
Dallas §7 6.15
Western Division
Seatte 4 2 12 26 110
Los Ang 8 5 21 17 18 4
Vancouver 7 8 ad 2015 58
Portland Ke)

an 2? 15
AMERICAN CONFERENCE
Eastern Divisign

Wwe age Pts
Tamps Bay 10 6 31 2976 388
FortLaud 10 6 29 2627 8
New Eng 6 10 25 3321 97
Phila 3°10 13 24611 @
Central Givision
Chicago 12 3 38 29:91:10
Mampnhis 6 6B 22 2519 6
Houston 6 19 22 18 54
Datrolt § 22:18 48
Waslern Division
Callt 8 8 30 3197 75
Edmon 7.7 24 19-17 59
5. Blego 7 6 18 «1715 «=57
San Jose 5 9 17 2216 4%

NOTE: Six pelnts are awarded
for a win, 6nd one bonus polnt
for avery goal acored with a
maximum of three per game,
No bonus point is awarded for
overtime or shootout goais.
Tuesday Results
Toronto 2 Memphis 0
Washington 2 Rochester 1
Minnesota 4 Tampa Bay t
Tonight's Same
Edmonton at Vancouv
Los Angeles at Philadel phi
San Jose at Fort Lauderdale
Osllas af Detroit
San Diego at California
Houston at Seattle

the moat of Its

at 33:18 when he took a pass
from midfielder George
Gibbs in front of the goal and
headed the ball past
goalkeeper Bob Stetler. Cliff
Calvert Pond ‘Gibbs assisted.

Sweetzer scored at 73:42,
taking a pass from Calvert
and dodging around a falling
Stetler, rammed the “ball
past the right goalpost: into
the net.

Stetler made three saves
while Churaky had seven.
The Rogues took 22 hota, but
were unable to score despite
enjoying a distinct edge in
time of possession, 50:26 to
99:34.

In Rochester, N.Y., Josef
Horvath scored two goals to
lead Washington to its win in
front of 9,106 spectators, |

Mike Stojanovic gave
Rochester the early lead at
29:59 on a passing play with

Pat Ercoli and Damir
Sutevski. Washington
replied at 33:10 when Hor-

-yath. scored his first from

Win Jansen. The winter
came late in. the game, as

Horvath converted -passes.
‘from. Don Droege and
‘Tommy: O'Hara at 78: 23,

“Washington ~ goalkeeper
Bill Irwin made four a

Trach, Lance Legouffe and
Ken Nicholson each had one
chit for the winners, Only
-Ringlor:and Beaudry got to
Kuich, each for a single. —

In weekend games played
at Kitimat, Williams lost a 3-

2 decision to Prince’ Rupert -.

in. the first game’ of a:
doubleheader‘ but won the’

second 5-4. The’ other

weekend game saw | Kitimat :

. dump SKB 7a

while Enzo DiPede stopped

10° for .the Lancers.

Washington ‘outshot.

Rochester 24-12.

The win lifted ‘the

‘Diplomats ahead of the
‘Lancers to third place in the

National Conference East.
pashington Is 5B, Rochester
67,

i) Bloomington, Mian.,
co Hamilton and Alan.

Willey each scored two nals
_ for the Kicks.

Kitimat lacrosse

Four playoff games

were ‘played in Kitimat -

lacrosse Tuesday night.

In the senior game,
Kitimat. Buildall beat
Kitimat Landscaping 7-4.
Brian Seaby had four
goals for Buildall, while
Gary Abriel had two and
Dave Gairdner supplied
the other. Joe La Costa
scored twice for Land-
scaping, with Cliff
Sherstabitoff and Kim
Guy adding singles.

Monday night, in the
first game of the seven-
game three-team round
robin playoff, land-
scaping beat the Crozier
Men's Wear midgets 11-6.

Sherstabitoff and Guy
each had three for
Landscaping in that
game.

In Bantam action
Tuesday night, Majestic
Jewellers evened their
playoff series with OK

tire with a 7-5 win. OK -

Tire won the first game of

the series Monday night -

when John Woods scored
the inning goal with less
than 10 seconds left in the
game. Breck Moore had
four goals in that game.

In Peewee play,

Papermakers Local. 1127
scored an 8-2 win over
Elks: Lodge.

In Tyke playoff action,
Johnson, Barclay ‘and
Scaife beat Sharks 12-4..
Dave Hyland . scored
seven goals for JBS, with
Hannu. Pirbonen ‘getting
four and Copper Young
adding the single. Glen
Miller had three of the
Sharks’ goals, and -Roxi
Russell fired the other for
the Sharks.

Next playoff games are
scheduled for Thursday
night, but not definite
teams have |

‘ determined.

Scrub
scores

At least two games
were played in scrub
league softball action
Tuesday night.

Finning Tractdr beat
the B.C. Tel Ringers 29-18
and the Heavy Duty
Operators dropped the
Charlie Brown Sox 17-10.

if you want your scrub
league scores published
phone 635-6357 the
morning after the game.

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‘Kansas ‘City 3 Texas 2
Tonight's Games
Chicago st Toronto 2°
Oakland at Baltimore -
Seattle at Boston ;
California at New York -
‘CGeveland af Kansas City
Detroit at Minnesota
Milwaukee ‘et Texas
Thursday Games
Detroit at Minnesota :
Oakland at-Baltimere N
. Seattle at Boston N
. Chicago af Toronto N :
California at New York N
| Cleveland at Kansas City N
- Milwaukee at Texas N

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FIVE pip

San Diego 295.435 Wve
San Francisca i. 35.
Atlanta
Tuesday Results
Houston 7 Chicago 1-
Cincinnati 4 Pitepurgh 1
St. Louis 3 Atlanta 2
San Diegd 2 New Yor ork
Philadelphia 6 Los Angeles 5
Montreal 2 San.Franclsco 1

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Cincinnati at Chicago

‘New York at San Francisco
' Pittsburgh at Atlanta 2N

St, Louis at Houston N
Philadephia at $an Diego N

Montreal at Los Angeles N

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guessed Boston Red Sox6 Oakland RAY KNIGHT... Kansas Citys Br as
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Cincinnati's three-game 5 Cleveland’ Indians 3... ‘Expos 2 Giants i York, 15.
; losing streak and kept the - Astros 7 Cubs 1 Woodie ‘Fryman pitched ws tine * : nk rarer Bos.
: third-place Reds within four .° The Astros scoced three out of a bases- loaded, on one- Sten "Henderson,
games of ‘the. National — runs in the first Inning on @ out jam in the ‘eighth Oakland, 30; | W#son, Kansas,
League West-leading single by Denny Walling, a dais the vistors toe David Piching: Fay | Chicago, 5
‘ Houston Chicago’ Gu bee foul by re ‘Mergm, an Palmer as Montreal ended a 1, A501 donne NW York, 92,
But Warren, you need the ball... SKB’s Warren ball took a bad hop and'went under his glove. 9° 4 cago 1, intentional war to he three-game losing streak. Soon! duiary, New
Trach thought he had Williams’ pitcher Nolan Beaudry scored Williams‘ second run on a Angele Dodger, win bowed eu, a tworun single by ah aos Yi phe, vork, 195 sigs Ferry oe
Beaudry at second In the seventh Inning, but the —flelder’s choice, and the game ended 5.2 for SKB.¢5 ane Philadelphia Phillies. scoring single by Alan Ash- after - seven.’ straight j ae RN Pet.
Phato by Don Schaffer In other. NL. games, by. Cruz hit his third homer triumphs. They seared in the 1995 11 42 338°
Montreal Ex caged ‘San of the season In the second second , W929 59 930 ©
Francisco Giarts 2-1, San inning following a walk to Padres? Mets .1 ne 3 a 33
udr W Diego Padres nipped. New Terry Puhl and a single by’. Gene Richards singled 0S oe
Mets 2-1 and St. Louis Walling. home pinch ‘runner Paul — 221 2. 71 321
Cardinals shaded. Atlanta. aoe 6 Dodgers 5 b ‘Dade with F two pot and the y MO 18 44 3M
. and third and scored on a steal second by catcher Mike third run of the Inning before Braves 3-2. inning singles by bases 70 34 70 (304
by PerENADEAY wild pitch. Barg and Isaac remained at the Williams club wasableto ’ ThePirates took a 3-0 lead Larry Bowa, Manny Trillo. the ninth inning. With. due eth Verk,
. Pitcher Noel Beaudry’s It took the second-place third. After the next batter retire the side. The result; against Cincinnati on Dave and d pinch hitter Greg Gross out, Bil] Fahey singled off iphla, i
statistics stood up pretty SKB squad until the third flied out to centre field, with one walk, two hits, two Parker's RBI single in the produced the winning run. .’ the glove of loser Tom Haus- ‘Triples: no, Pittsburgh,
~ well at Riverside Park last inning to tie it up when Isaac again holding at third, ‘errors and three runs. first inning and two runs in The Dodgers led §-3’entering “ man..Dade ran for Fabey Siontrents al, if, eels’
night, but his teammates Frank Ridler walked, moved the Williams shortstop’. Kuich then took control of the seventh but the Phillies gid moved to third when © Yonne! ee iacBrice, Phila
took a bit of a beating, to second on a sacrifice bunt dropped a routine pop fly things onthe moundforSKB, _- AMERICAN LEAQUE _ ‘ted the score.on Pete Rose's - third © :baséman-. Elliott Sip, LOUTy.. as
Beaudry and his Williams and scored ‘easily on Tom that would have been the: . giving up only a ‘run in the Rast L Pet ost bunt single, a walk to Mike. Maddox fielded Dave Cash's amy Mb ci imi ar." Land-
Moving and Storage club Bogue’s triple. _ third out, So ;instead of sixth inning when Beaudry New York. ; Schmidt, Greg Luzinski’s grounder and threw wildy “"yorng: mugs: Schmidt, phila-
went down to a 5-2 defeat at ‘It was all downhill from walking out of the inning ‘was safe on an error and Millwavkee = 32 7 Sie “a double and Bob Boone's for a force atsecond. aelphia, 20) “Luziskl, —Phila-
the hands of SKB Salvage in there for Beaudry andCo. In wunscathed, Beaudry was finally scored on an infield Boston 2 28. 3? grounder. Solo homers by Pinch hitter Tim Flannery cabana sy Baker, Los Ange.
a Terrace Men's Fastball the top of the fourth, mowbehind21witharunner ground ball. ~~ Baltimore 31 30.508 Ave Ron Cey and Dusty Baker was given an intentional “Kons patied in: Hanarick, St.
Association game ’ Beaudry” found himself in on‘second base. . _ Other than that, Kuich was . Oeroit ‘9 9% andathree-runshot bySteve walk to load the bases and Louls: aly Schmidt, Phila.
” ‘Three runs in the fourth trouble but appeared to have in. command all the way, Toronto : : Wet 48a 0 Garvey accounted for ail the Gene Tenace, another pinch at ses: Morano, Pitts-
inning, all of them unearned, pitched his way out of a jam . Again he appeared headed striking out 11 batters’ and Kansas city "3 23.68 — Los Angeles scoring. : hitter, struck out before burghy 36% LaFlore, Montreal,
broke openal-ltieandafier before the floodgates for thedugout when a ground: giving up just two hits over Chicaze 3} 28 Se? ‘RAYTONAL TEAGUE Richards slapped the first ‘oitching] Bibby, Pitteburgh,
that it was all academic for . opened. ball to shortstop was thrown | the seven-inning route. Seattle, 28 34 452 10%. WL Pct. GBL pitch past short. 7-1, Ai euss, Los Angeles, 7-
big George Kuich onthe . Isaacstarted the inning off away, allowing another run’ Beaudry, meanwhile, was Texas |: 27°34 443 11 real Boa 6 — ~~ CCardinalad Braves2 . i, 5 ‘fariton, Philadelphia,
mound for SKB, with a walk. He moved to’ to score. and ‘leaving yet touched for seven hits and calor Rae iS -Pilnweitna “ak 26st solo Ted Roar er who hit'a 12s Sefnacutu:. Carlton, Phila.
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of the first inning when cornerswith none out, Bogue stepped to the plate and’ the plate for SKB with his | goston Soaking a SO wat o£
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