Red Sox win over
the Angels after tie

Dwight Evans amacked a
three-run homer in the ninth
inning to tie the game &6 and
Bob Watson's single drove in
thew runin the 10th as
Boston Red Sox edged
California Angels 6-5 on
Sunday.

Consecutive doubles by
Carney Lansford and Dan
Prd neers a four-run

ngels’ inning that
gave California a 62 lead.

However, the Red Sox sent
the game into extra innings
in the ninth on Evans’
bomer, his 13th. Fred Lynn
then led off the 10th with a
Bingie, Carl Yastrzemeki
walked and Watson singled
off Angels rookie Mark
Clear.

Elsewhere = in the
American League, Eddie
Murray smacked his 13th
homer of the season to spark
a three-run Baltimore eighth
inning that carried: the
Orioles to a +1 victory over
Oakland A's. Stevé Stone, 7-
7, tossed a seven-hitter for
Baltimore,

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Munson drove in two runs for
the Yanks,

Jerry Morales’ singl
one af only two hits off White
Sox rookie Jerry Scarbery in
seven innings — drove in the
only run of the game as
Detrolt blanked Chicago 1-0,

“ Milt Wiicox and Aurelio

Lopez combined forthe five-
hit — shutout.

Glenn Adams homered
atid drove in two runs, and
Rob Wilfong had three RBI
to help Minnesota Twins
clobber Toronto 13-1, Pete
Redfern and Mike Marshall
combined on a sevenhitter
for the Twins,

Milwaukee swept a pair
‘from Cleveland Indians,
Cecil Cooper drove in five
runs and homered twice to
power the Brewers to a 14-5
victory in the opener, and Sal
Bando and Buck Martinez
each had two RBI for a 5-3
Milwaukee victory in the
nightcap.

In the Naticnal League,
Jose Cruz’s two-out infield
Singie in the ninth inning
drove in the winning run as
Houston beat St. Louis 7-6,

Mike Schmidt cracked his
dard homer of the season, a

twe-run-shot, and Greg:

Grogs drove In a pair of runs
with a single to power
Pititadeipifa Phillies to a 5-2

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Dave Lopes laid down a
perfect squeeze bunt to the
Tight side with one out in the
bottom of the ninth to give
Los Angeles Dodgers a 4-3
victory over the New York
Mets, Knuckleballer Charlie
Hough started for only the
second time in his nine years
in the majors and held the
Mets to one run in six in-
nings, .

In one of _ three
doubleheaders in the NL,
Cincinnat! and the Chicago
Cube split, Dave Concepcion

smacked a grand slam. =|

homer as the Reds won the
opener 12-1, Larry Biittner
broke a 4-4 tie with a two-run
single in the sixth inning as
the Cubs won the nightcap 8-
4.

Left-hander Vida Blue not-
ched the 150th victory of his
career with relief help from
Pedro Borbon as San

‘Francisco Giants whipped

Montreal 8-6 In the first
game of their doubleheader.
Bill North drove in three
runs. In the second game,
Montreal exploded for 13
runs in three innings — five

in the fourth and four each in,

the fifth and sixth innings —
for a 15-6 victory over San
Francisco, Ellis Valentine
had a homer in each game
for Montreal.

Pittsburgh Pirates waited
through nearly four hours of

3 rain delay and rebounded to
beat Atlanta 5-4 in the first

game of their. doubleheader
on Mike Easler's two-run
pinch — single.

In“the only night game
Sunday, Kansas Cily was at
Texas,

Saturday in the AL it was
Seattle 13, Boston 5; New
12, Oakland 4;
Milwaukee 5, Cleveland 0;
Baltimore 10 California 2;
Detroit 4 Chicago 2; Texas 4,
Kansas City 1. In the lone
deubléhéader, Minnesota
swept two from Toronto 64
and 4-3,

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Montreal beat Los Angeles 7-
2; Chicago defented Atlanta
$2; Pittsburgh beat Houston
65: St. Louis bombed Cin-

cinnati 12-3: San Francisco’

downed Philadelphia 4-1 and
New York beat San Diego 2-
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Cedar Kings won three out of five games in weekend Fastball Tournament. |

IN FASTBALL

Terrace players are kings

The loca] Skeena Cedar
Kings men’s senior B
fastball team defeated
Four Star Construction of
the’; Abbotsford mens
senior, ‘‘A’’ fastball
leagié three games to
two in a five-game
exhibition | tournament
here Saturday and
Sunday. _

The first game of the
tournament played
Saturday saw an im-
pressive victory for the
Cedar Kings as they
defeated the Abbotsford
team 4-1. Al Teichrob
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run in that game while
the Terrace team scored
one run in the first inning,
one in the second and two

-in the sixth, Tom Carson

and Pete McEwan scored
runs for Terrace in that
game. ‘

-The second game
Saturday saw Abbotsford:
victorious over the Cedar
Kings 6-3. D. Freind
scored one homerun for
Abbotsford and his ef-
forts were matched by
fellow ballplayers Roy

Scheer, Teichrob and

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Stan Weins. The loosing
team in the game had
runs scored by Doug
Matheson and Tommy
Carson. tes

The final game’ on
Saturday’s agenda saw
the Skeena Cedar Kings
narrowly defeat their
opponents 1-0, The pit-
cher for Terrace, Denby
Page, allowed no hits and
no runs during the game,
while his team scored one
run on three hits.

The over-all tour-
nament championship

was decided during the

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fourth game which
Terrace won 4-3, Terrace
‘had eight hits during that
game. They scored one
run in: both the first and
second inning, ‘ while
Mason and Sharpe added
two more'runs in the fifth
to. clench the victory for
their team. :
Four Star Construction

- scored their runs during

the fourth game of the
series on plays by the
Fadden brothers and Jim
McMiilan.

The fifth and final
game of the tournament

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NANAIMO, B,C, (CP) —
Fred Maguire plans to spend
& good part of next July in a
bathtub,

It's not that he wants to be
cleaner than anyboody else.
Maguire is determined to
power his bathtub to the
Summer Olympics in
from this Vancouver Island
city, known as the Tubbing
Capital of the World.

“This ls no gimmick,”’ he.
says. “I plan to put Nanaimo
on the plumbing map."

The city, site of the start of
today’s 13th annual Inter-
nallonal Bathtub Race to
Vancouver, does not,
however, need any help in
getting on the plumbing
map,

_ WINNIPEG (CP) — The
kids have lined up after the
Winnipeg Blue Bomber
practice for autographs and
one small girl gets extra
attention from John Helton

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The wet, raucous affair
annually attracts about 150
boats from all over the
world, Included in thik ‘year’s
field which was to leave
Nanaimo harbor at 10 a.m.
PDT was defending
champion Gary Deathridge
of Australia, -

Maquire, a car salesmen,
has entered the race for the
past six years and has
donated a trophy for the firat
finisher who weighs more
than 200 pounds.

Maguire, who races in that
category himself, is better
known however for his long
distance trips.

In 1973, he became the first
man to ride a tub to Seattle,
Wash., from Nanaimo, A

before. he heads for the
dressing room.

The all-star defensive
tackle picks her up while he
signs the paper and gives her
€@ gentle hug before letting
her down. ‘

He realizes she doesn’t
Imow who he is and is only
copying an older brother, but
Helton still takes the time.

“" always enjoy kids,”
says the mountain of a man,
more than six feet tall and
weighing 255 pounds.

“They're great little guys
who tell you what they're

. thinking. I’ve never had

problems with kids,”

-This is the same Helton
who on. the fleld, bulls his
way through offensive lines
to cause devastation in
opposition backflelds. In his
1ith Canadian Football
League season, after being
traded from Calgary to
Winnlpeg iast winter, the 32-
year-old has been an ail-

Hayman cycles to win

ROUYN, Que. (CP) — Ron
Hayman of Vancouver
outlasted Pierre Harvey of
Rimouski, Que., to win the
senior individual road race
at the Canadian cycling
championships Saturday.

Hayman covered the 195.2-
kilometre race {n four hours,
38 minutes and 28 seconds,

year later, he plloted his dny
-eraft around Vancouver
Island in 248 hours and 29
minutes, ‘

Now he has his sights set
on arriving at Moscow at the
game time as the Olympic
flame. .

“You might say its as
crazy a trip as the last one
around Vancouver Island.
But my tub is ready for the
journey and so am I.”

Maguire said the
marathon run, which will
take him up the British
Columbia coast to Alaska
and across the Bering Strait
to Russia, will cost well over
$10,000, “and I'm looking for
major sponsorship."

Sponsorship was no

Football fan gets big

Canadian seven times and
was twice named top
defensive player in the
country.

Helton speaks ensily about
affection and honesty, but at
least 20 times.a year he
‘becomes mean enough that
opponents in league games
muat double-team him to
have any chance of con-
taining his fierce rushes,

“Not mean,, just
prepared,” insists Helton,
“You have to be very intense
to play defensive tackle
because you're In the middle
of everything on every

Helton, who met his wife
Nora when they were both in
grade schoolin Mount Union,
Pa., often makes the point
that his family comes first
for him. His eldest child,
Jessica, is 12 while Jason is
nine and Justin, seven.

It's that priority which: has
kept him In Canada even

while Harvey finished in
4:38:29. Harvey was a
member of Canada's Pan-
American Games team
which wen a bronze medal in

_ the 100-kdlometre team trial

at Puerto Rico.

The senior race started in
Amos, Que., went south to

went the extraordinary
length of 14 innings
before Wiens hit in his
Abbotsford team mate
Less Wingrove during the
top half of the fourteenth

inning.
Rudy Wiebe pitched the
loosing cause for the
Abbotsford team.
The standings of the
teams involved in this
tournament are not af-
fected by this exhibition

since the Abbotsford:

team is in a different
league than the team
from Terrace.

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problem for Ewen Harvie, of
the Picture Butte, Alta.,
RCMP detachment, who is
racing a bathtub for the first
time _ today.

Twenty of tha town's 117
residents and three
businesses threw their
support behind Harvie, who
hasn't had much chanee to
practice around his dry
southern Alberta town where
the nearest water is the
muddy South Saskatchewan
River.

recple race for the heck
of it and though the odds may
be against me winning, I still
think my tub which carries
the hopes of the whole of
Picture Butte, can beat the
Aussies.””

hug
though he and his wife are

still American citizens, he
Saye.

He knows he could have .

made more money this year
with the Buffalo Bille, since
he played out his option in
Calgary and was free to head
to the National Football

But Buffalo was not the
sort of place he envisioned
for his children — and

innipeg was, Shortly after
the Blue Bombers obtained
his CFL rights, he signed a
three-year contract,

“Coming to Winnipeg is a
chance for us to mould
together as a family,” he
explains,

Helton locks forward to
buying Jessica a horse,
getting out to the lakes for
some fishing, completing a
good season with the
Bombers and giving as much
as he can to the community.

Val d'Or and finished at
Reuyn,

Thirty-three competitors
started. the senior race in
hot, humid weather and only
15 flnished. Thirty-nine
riders started
the junior race,

and finished

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