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Standings. .

D WATIONAL League |

Batt Division
teas WoL Pct. Ga
~ Philadelphia © 63 57.435 —
+ Pitaburen 63°58 521 va
AAontreal 61 60 404 24
> St. .Louts 60-84. 476 9
Chicago |; Sa& d9- A310
< Maw York | St7t ae
: "West, Divisien
Atlents - 27450 597.
7 Lot Angeles.” 69.52 570 34
+ Houston 163 BRIS 10
"San Blege 62°62 400 12

:7Sen * Franclaco 87 67 480.17
yh, Cincinnatt 57 48 6 Wi

Sunéay Resvite .
Cincinnati? 6 Pittsburgh. 4
.  Allanta It Chicago 9- s
. St. Louls S "Houston 2 .
Montreal 3-2 Sen Diego 0-5
Los Angeles. 6 Phitadelphia ©

:, Now York 4 San Francitco te

Saturday mesults
Atlanta 9 Chiceao 2

New York 7-San Francisco 2.
Pittsburg 4 -Cincinnatl 6 ua!

St, Louis 3 Houston ¢ :
~ Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 2

Ls Teaay's Gomes
‘ -Cincinnatl at Chicago .
“entrant at” Los Angeles N .-
“ New York at Sen Diego-N |

, Palladelphie at San Franclaco |
a a

i

".. Tyesdsy Games
Cineinnatl at Chicago
‘Houston at Pitigburgh. 2, No
. Atlanta at St. Louls N° .
Mortren! at Loa Angeles N
» New York at San Dieno N -
Philadelphia ‘at San Franctaco
a os

a . / AR RW Pcl
Madiock, Pgh 408.40 134 .33%
Hendrick, $tiL 406 55 194 .330

~ - LoSmith, Sth 340° 53 111.926
Herr,, StL “313 43101" 323
Dawson, Mtl 47s 70.181) .30a-
Knight, Hoy, 407: 3 18 707,

Cre; Hop , 449. 70 14D 3nd”
Oliver, Mt. 47) Sa 6° 310”
Benedict, Ati 32737 99 «.303
| Horner,” Atl 306 75117, 309
Murphy, 446 105.133 303
Doubles: “Buckner, Chicago,
Ri Knight, Houston, 31 :
Triptes: Butier,- Atlanta, VW;
Moreno, Houston, 113 . Cruz,

Houston, 8; Dawson, Montreal,
vy Green, St. Louls, 77, Raines,
 Mentreal 72 Thon, Houston, . 7.

Mome runs: Schmidt, Phila-
Phe. 287, Dawson, Montreal,
a: _Murphy, Atlanta, 2d.

oo Runs batted in:
Montreal, .93;

-. Stolen bases: Raines, Man
‘ireal, 38; Sax, Lon Angeles,”
.Wileon, New York, 40,

Pitching OV decisions):
Parez, Atlanta,: 13-4, 745, 3.16)
Montetusco, San Diego, 9-2,
750, prohad Denny, Phitadalphia, .
“15, 72, 239.-
Strikeouts:
deiphia,
Ww

AAurphy, Atlante,

_ Carlton,
09; Soto,

Phila-
Cincinnatl,

_ Saves:- LeSmith, Chicago, 19;
Bedrosisn, Atlanta, We Rear-
don, Montreal, 18,

“ WALTON ;
ag.

"+. Detroit 9 Minnesota 1,

Dawson; -

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Gast Division

woe OB.
Baltimore 6951. STS ==
’ Miwevkes 70 32.874, —
Detroit 68 53 (562 15
Toronto OF 367 1
New York 67, 54 554 tte
Boston - se 6] 40a)
Cleveland 52.71. .d20. 18%
“West Obst oy
Chicano * 68 44 Sst —
Kansas city. 59 él 492 6)
Ookland) es 7) 65 480 06
‘Texas. 2” SN Gd 475° 10
: Cailfornia - ST 64 461 11%
Alninekots | 83 72° 424 Vée
47 7 381 21%

- Seattle. | (

u _ Sunday Resutis

New York 2 California 1
Kansas Clty 8 Baltimore 3
Toronto 7 Bosten 3.
Seattle 7 Cleveland 2

_ Minnesota 4) Detroit. 3
Milwaukee (7 Oakland 1
Chicago 3 Texas 1
: Saturday Results
Baltimore & Kansas City 1 ~
Boston 5 Toronto 2 .
Cleveland 3 Seattle 2 .

* New York 4 Callfernia 2

- Milwaukee 3° Oakland 1
Texas 6 Chicago }

: Today’ Games.

'.. “Toronto. at Boston NV
|, California at CieValsnd N *

- Qukland at New’-'York N
Seatiie: at Milwaukes N ;
. ‘Chicago at Kansss- city A

', Detrolt at: Texes N

Tuesday Gamer

~. Toronto at Sattimore N

Callfornia af. Cleveland Wo -
. Oakland at New: York N
' Seattio at Milwaukes N°
: Chicago -a) Kansas City A.
Ostrolt at Texas N
. Boston at Minnesota N*

Boggs, Bos. 4a 76 WF 973

Carew, Cal a77 $2195 8
Griffey,. NY 306 56190 .317
McRae, KC 455 (93 149 +927
Trammel, Dat 448 $7 193 315
Bratt, Ken, ¢ 307.74 Tle 322
Mosehy, Tor” ala 78-192 "390
Whitaker, Det 474 74152 1319.
Simmons. Mil 450 83 142 318
Bonnell, Tor 341 48-107) 6014
Dovbles: Bougs, * Boston, 38;
Parriah, Detroit, 35; McRae,
Kansas City, 35.

Triples: Ganter, Milwaukee,

§; Griffin, Toronto, 8; Wintletd, ©
New York, " _ Five Med with
weven. :

Home rene: “Arman, ‘Boston,
27; Rice, Boston, 27; Cooper,
Milwaukee, 243 Kittle, Chicago,
3i* Wintleld, New York, 25,

Runs batted In: Cooper, . Ml
weukee, 105; Wintleld, | New
‘York, 95. Lot

Stolen bases: Henderson,

Law, Chicago,

Qakland, 82:° R.

Pitching {11 decisions): Haas,
Milwaukee, 11-2, 057, 3.31; Rig-
hettl, New York, 13-4," 765, 3.192
McGregor, Baltimore, 15-5, .750,

3.173 Schram, Minnesota, | 17-4,
750, a; Tlimann, Milwaukee,
9-3, .750, 2,95, -

Strikeouts: - Morris, Detroit,
W721 Stieb, Toronto, “447 Rlg-
hettl, New York, 142,

Saves:
ar

Quisenberry,: Kansas
Davis, Minnesota, 23:

Stanley, Boston, 23

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Major League

RH Pct

doubleheader ;.
Braves 11, Chicag Cubs
Lotiis-
‘Houston Astros’ 2) --

“Pirates 4. and- New. York
-Mets 4, San’ _ Francisco
Glants a.

On Saturday 1 it was: “Los

“Angeles 4, Philadelphia 3;
‘Atlanta 9, Chicago: : 2 St.
‘Louis’ 3, Houston: 0:. Pitt-

’ sburgh 4, Cincinnati: 0 and

New York 7, San Francisco
2.. am bn,

_ Ss

-Expoa 32 Padres 06.

At San Diego, Charlie Lea.
! personal,

winning * streak. -to” four: >.
. games witha ‘nine ‘hitter’ ‘in

exterided . his.

the opener. The. shutout ¥ was

the third of the year for Lea
axid * his- sixth “complete”
" game, ‘In the nighteap, Dave

Gwosdz slammed his first *

major. Teague homer, A

three-run shot, to ‘lift ‘San

Diego,

"Braves li Gibs 6

Dale Murphy had a two-
run single in a-six-run first

-. inning, homered In the

fourth: after- the Cubs had

- Climbed. within a run and ~

Singled « to ‘cap. a two-run.
_ Seventh. Leon Durham, Mel
> Hall, Jody Davis and Thad

-Boaley homered on a windy. °

-day in Chicago.
‘Cardinals $ Astros 2.

- St. Louls won its fifth ina |

row as rookie Danny Cox
outpitched Nolan Ryan for
his first major league
victory. St. Louls -held.
“Houston to. six: ‘runs -in a
four-gamesweep at home of ©
the Astros. George Hen-
rick. had four hits and
‘knocked in two runs.

Reds 6 Pirates4

The visiting Reds rallied
for three eighth-inning runs
_ with the help of a two-run

error by second baseman

Johnny Ray = off a high
hopper by Duane Walker.

Mets 4Glants-3
George Foster. homered
and’ Mike Torrez fired a

five-hitter before needing |.

ninth-lnning relief from’
Jesse Orosco as the Mets
swept a three-game series

with the Giants, Foster's’

, ails 7 . us
-Cin-
cinnatl Reds 6, ‘Bittaburgh,

‘salo-- ‘homers:
Roberts" and Hal: McRae. _:
in 6 1-3-innings’ Sutiday.as ©

‘throwing’ allright, “hut he.
wasn't the old Jim: Palmer,”
“If 3 you' re looking for: the ‘ald *
‘Jim* Palmer, try- the new

Moose. Haas, .

: Palmer, > the- ‘St-yearold
Baltimore right-hander who.

has won 265: Major league :
‘games,. returned. from: the «

disabled -list:.to” allow: ‘four
runs and 10 hits > = including ©
“by” * Leon

=the Orloles-lost’ to Kansas
“City ‘Royals 8-3 lit American’
> League basebalite:s 1
Meanwhile, :  Hodg deat--.
tered five’ hits ve siginnings
“Milwaukee = . Brewers

downed Oakland’A’s 7-1 and

pulled: within one per- "
centage point o€ firal-place

Baltimore in the AL East.
In other AL games it was:

’Foronto Blue Jays 7, ‘Boston = :-

. Red Sox 3; Minnesota Twins
;-4, Detroit ‘Tigers - 3; New
York Yankees 2,. California
“Angels 1; ‘Chitago: White
’ Sox 3, Texas Rangers 1 and:
‘Seattle
‘ Cleveland Indians 2:

“Milwaukee 3;. “Oakland 1.
’ Baltimore 6, Kansas City 1;
Boston 5, Toronto’ a; Detroit.
9, Minnesota 1; New-York 6,
‘California. 2; Texas 6,
Chicago 1 and Cleveland: 3,
‘Seattle2. 0. we:

_Besides- ‘his: sixth. inning
homer, McRae drove in

three runs with a double in -

the first inning and a -two-
run single ‘off: Tim Stoddard
tn the ninth. « cokt
UL. "Washington Saingled
on the first pltch-by Palmer ,
and . scored : on McRae’ B

. double. -

Winner Bud Black '-
allowed seven hits and two

‘rund in 7 13 innings, ’ ‘in-

. Cluding a homer by Gary .
'Roenicke. Royals relief ace
Dan Quisenberry notched -

his 34th save despite a two--

‘runhomer by Eddie Murray
in the eighth. . _ -
Brewers 7 A's 1 ioe
Cecil Cooper’ had four’
_ RBIs with a pair of singles .

‘to back the. seven-hit pit: v

-ching of Haas “and: Jim.,
Slaton and Mike Davis: had’.
an RBI single.in the third...
Blue Jays:7.Red Sox 3.»
CIE Johnson hit ‘a ties
breaking ‘double ‘in the:
eighth inning, one “of alx.:-
Toronto doubles, and pinch.
Tunner Willie .. Upshaw.
. Scored on Jesse Barfield's
_ Single. Toronto scored twice -
in the ainth on RBI aingles.
by Lloyd Moseby and Rance
Mulliniks

ae 7

“blasts.
"Trappers:

“Hedi - Vargas ‘pounded

8 three homers and drove in .
elght runs as Hawali gavea |

13-7- “rubbing ‘to the
Edmonton Trappers in .a
Pacific Coast. League

baseball game. '

Elsewhere in .the PCL

" Sunday, Portland beat Salt

fake in 11 innings 9-8, and
Tacoma edged Tucson 6-4 in -

'. 10 innings, Las Vegas swept’

a pair. from: Vancouver by -.
scores of 12-0 and 6-5, while
Albuquerque beat Phoenix
twice, &2 and: 6-5,

Vargas smashed a three-
run homer In: the first in-

ning, ‘and: répeated that
performance in the fourth to:
make
inning; ‘(wow'tn smash. put
the game out of reach,”

Bob - Miscik : hit’ fouti~
singles for Hawall, ‘while.
Juan Monasterio, .
‘Krausa and _Serry Nerron.
had home runs ‘for the:
Trappers,’ .

Dale Mohoreic picked up

the victory; ae Moreno

aim Palmer seemed to be.

Mariners 7”
On’. Saturday - dt: was:

- participating | :
~ tournament this year, with
“games lasting until. the

it 91. His ninth. *:.

, Guy Farkvam (at left) alread
the rest of the field when

Sunday. The race went from the Highway: ‘16-
25 junction to Lakelse Lake Hot Springs’ and
back, and Farkvam was the winner, followed
by Ray Warner and Glen Powell.

shorts below for details. - ;

ady had a jump on
e first annual
Terrace bicycle race was only five metres old,
and he stretched his lead to over three minutes
before —_ first In the event, held

“David Bolton ‘and Citidy
Bolton of Kidimat split. the:
, overall iow gross titles’ at
the Hirech Creek Golf‘and
Country . Club's * junior
, tournaments ons the
weekend. os

“ ’ David won. the - boys"

tournament with a 162 score

for the 26-hole event, while:

Cindy took the giris' overall

dow. Bross... ; title’, ‘dn her”.
rhament: :

- Overall low net ‘winners In
_the tournament were Ken
Delwisch of Smithers on the
boys’ side and Corg-Lee
- McCormick of Kitimat on
the girls’ side, s
}. Winners. of the A flight ~
-gicts’ competition were Kim:
Cowburn in the low gross. -
and Debra Mendham in the
low net, Both Cowburn and |

Scrub scores fom:
~ Sunday’ s draws

ithe first 34 games in the

:gmmual Tegrace -serub-

‘softball tourmament were
played Sunday afternoon on
“fields all around the city as

‘the first.five drawé.in ‘the:

week-long tournament were
** completed. :

game, scores “were
unavailable at press time,
~A total of 39 teams are
In:

‘tournament. final. next
* Sunday: afternoon. at. 4:30
p.m. at Riverside park,..
~The 12 noon draw § Sunday
‘had -five scores reported:
‘Tops 7 Kermode Blues 0
(default); Library
Bookworms: 10° Totem
: Furniture 7; Woolworth’ 12
Terrace Sluggers 9; and
ICBC 19 Legion: Lucky 13’8

At a: 30 pam, Sunday,
/Pesulis were: Family
Connection 24 All in the
Family’ 5; Royal Bank . 8
- Lachance
~ Tymoschuk Agencies 2 &
H ‘Trucking 15;
' Commission; Impossible 41
Loch Ness Monsters 9; C.C,
-Wackos 14 Charlie Brown
~ $ox.'13; Spearchuckers ll
“Northwest . Community:
College 2. -

VAt 3 p.m, results wets:
Alliance Church,
. Copperside Store .12;. Twin
- River 15. Overwaltea 11;

: Here for the Beer 6 B-52'a 2;, :
-Manday Night Superstars 20

punky Hero¢s 3; All
Expose 18 NNY -
:30- Pm, it was:

Tim™ ee :Violence. - 16
~ Tymoschuk * “Agencies 7:

Commission Impossible 7
.. Kermode Blues 0 (default);
C.C,.Wackos 11 Liminous
Lighting’ 7; ‘Spearchuckers
Taken” Furniture 6;

“flights in the tournament.
, Winners of low gross honors... Kitimat was. first, with

at 7:30p.m., itwas: Family’.
Night Superstars 11; NNY.

72: G. Hansoh ‘Trucking 16

‘the Loch Ness Monsters 8,

for’ tonight, ‘all set for 7:90
pam.
.. Junior School,. McAlpine ”.
’ Blues, play. Twin River. at

Cla! re. nee,
- Elementary ‘School, -1CC

“Caledonia Senior Secondary

_on Radford’s Ralders at |

" -stralght - losses to Atlanta’
' Bravés, Green said he had

Bolton: family | wins junior golf

from Rupert serond and Craig ; second and Rob: Ep of |
Lowrle of Kitimat third, ....Térrace third. Kirk Lowrie

In the C flight low gross’ of Kitimat won the’ C flight
event, Kelly Munro of. .

Mendham are:
Kitimat,

Thera. were three boys’:

.of Terrace second’ and
in A flight were‘Mike Herz-° Jason’ Gordon of Rupert ‘Alan Power in third: “Spot,

:,and Darcy Zulyniak ‘of. _

Kitimat, who won first and . ph
-second. places, and -Tom
- Jackson of Prince Rupert,

ve il ti ow” Local Sports Shorts °

netevent, It was Ken Law of
Kitimat taking top spot ‘Rob eee

Scott of Smithers placing |

“ seeond and Nelson Almeida,

of Kitimat in third. Youth soccer results
In the boys’ B flight low

Available results from the Terrace Youth Soccer

ons feet, Danny Rocha ot Association schedule Saturday:
Kitimat was second and
- Robin Anderson of Smithers ‘Camperland 10, Totem Ford Mustangs downed Kinsmen
was third, Brian McDonald . --Jets 5-0, Centennial! Lions edged Dairy Queen Busters 2-1,
of Kitimat won the low net, Ken’ 'S Photo Mightly Mites beat Vic Froese Trucking Hot
with- Todd Kerr “ Prince “Rodders 8-1, and Tilden Tigers tripled Doc? sUnited

Dave's Plumbing and Manuel's Pumas. tied a ‘and
- Philpot's Cheetahs beat’ Sight and Sound ‘United 2-1 in the
under-15 division.

United 21 in the Village ‘Saturday cveaing.

Lachaice Loggers. 24 > Forkvom wins bike race

Radford’ 8 Raiders 23...
In the final Sunday draw Sunday morning as he was the first finisher in an 18-person
field to complete the course,

._ Farkvam cycled from the junction of highways 16 ‘and 25
to the Lakelge Lake hot springs and back in 72 minutes 7
seconds, over three minutes faster than. second. ‘Place
. finisher Ray Warner.

- Warner narrowly beat third, -place finisher. Glen: ‘Powell
for second apot as the two crossed the line less than a second

Connection 27 Monday

14 Dumbies Inc. 9; Royal
Bank 13 Radford’s, Raiders.

Telkwd Roofing 12; Topa 29

time was 75:18.

. Elia Gandurski,was fourth. four. seconds behind Powell,
while Erie Durando took fifth spot with atime of 96:56,

Northern Motor Irn 11
Charlie ‘Brown Sox .10;

Libary: Bookworms. 10
Northwest ‘College 2.

“Six dames are on schedule Grethe Brorup was. the ftirat woman finisher’ with, a 99; 05

‘time.
Competitors ranged In age from 65 years old to: ft years

“ald. Twenty-seven people signed up initially) but! sevetal no-
shows eut down on the field,

“Weolworth ‘playa -
Alllance Church at Skeena..

Michiel.

Lonny ahead in ‘soccer - “

plays Here for the Beer at. - ‘Barring an unexpected upset in the next two weeks,

School, All in. the Family
pays Hanky’s Heroes at

Lanny beat Omineca Pavin 5 Su
Cagsie Hall Elementary . é nday afternoon tostay

_ one point ahead of Terrace Skeena Hotel, who. led the

’ School, Mixed vo oe All "score on Chalet 6-2 in Kitimat. Lanny, who loat | eir last

, plays two weaker teams in their
. final games of the season and should easily win both
. Games and cenient the league title e again:.

Christie Park... ;
"their only tivo losses of their: firat season: in’ the: league.
Saturday, Luso-Canadian Scored three second-half goals

Elia fi red” . tocoriie back for 23-1 win over Aican, - “cm
“CHICAGO. (AP)-— Lee Terrace takes on Luso-Canadian next Sunday at’ ‘Sp. m. at
Elid was‘ fired today as . "the Northwest Community College pitch in Terrace, Lanny

manager, 6f Chicago Cuba plays Chalet Saturday at Riverlode in Kitimat’ While Alcan

“because the club - wasn’t meets Ominecs: at'2 p.m. Sunday at Rivertodge. |. .

playing «=oup to its.
_ eapabilites,”’  .. general - . Stondt ae ENS SOCCER LEAGUE
manager Dallas Green said, - . ¥21 August 1983. “1
naming front -office Dany Biectrie ore 4 as
assistant Charile Fox as his SkeenaHote Wades
1 ‘Omineca Paving . . al tap rr be
autcessor. ng (36.4 3-15
LisoCenadian a: oor ee Se
Ella was in the second — Chalet 7 ee ear ee ee
year of ‘a'three-year. con... Alcan =’. ‘WR Pak 6
tract, but’ with the club _ feluray Resulti: _, Luso-Canadian: | ‘3 Alea 1
"sliding to-H-00 after three “th plete Lanny 5 Ominece’ ‘Or: Skeena Hotel 6

: oad a

sf Saturday Game: Lanny Vs: Chal . , ‘lodge
Senday Games: Alcan vs, Ominves is. p fh varedan.

to make @ move, © " Skoana vi. Luso (6 Pit. Northwest Cornenunity College).

ane

“low net, with Mitch Shinde

In the under-18 division, Kitamat Village edged Pizza Hut .

Guy Farkvam won the first annual Terrace bicycle r race.

' Steven Hales rounded out the top six with a finish’ of 77:29,

‘Lanny, Elecirie will win the Kitimat Men’s Soccer. League ‘

Terrace lost their firat two games to Lanny this year, |

See sports: :

In the under-a division” Terrace Chrysler beat *

apart. Warner's official time .was. 5: 18, while Powell's .

ee cn eA