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Cincinnati Reds catcher -
Johnny Bench says he makes
better newspaper copy when
he plays every day. But the
i2-year National League
baseball veteran says a little
rest ‘makes him a better
catcher.

He showed what a 32-year-
old can do after two days out
from behind the plate — a
two-run homer that backed a
seven-hit performance by
Paul Moskau in Cincinnati's

' “When I’m

40 win over slumping Pitt-
sburgh Pirates on Thuraday
night, ;

catehing
everyday, it's great for you
guys,’ Bench told reporters.
afterwards. "You guys say,
‘Yeah, he’s an iron man.

“In the meantime, I can't
walk, I] can’t throw.”

In other NL games
Thursday, Houston Astros
knocked off Chicago Cubs #1

Murcer has |
own incentive

Bobby Murcer has a
special reason for wanting to
win the World Series with
New York Yankees.

Once acclaimed as the
successor to Mickey Mantle
in the Yankees’ outfield,
Murcer spent six fairly
productive years in there in
the late 1940s and early 70s.

But the Yankees never
won a pennant with Murcer,
who was traded to San
Francisco Giants in. 1975.

Now that the Yankees
have broyght him back “it
means an awiul lot to me to
win and go all the way,’
said,

Murcer, 34, has been a key
to the Yankees’ success of
1990, He hit his 12th homer of
the season to break a tie in
the seventh inning and give
New York a 6-5 victory over -
Seattle: Mariners in
American League baseball
achoa Thupadayirn nis save
as Mt.was theoninth time this
season he has notched the
gamewinning run batted In,
and this one helped the
Yankees maintain their half-

. game lead over Baltimore
Orioles in the AL East.

The Orivles whipped
California Angels 13-8.

.Elsewhere in the AL,
Boston Red Sox edged
Oakland A’s 3-2, Detroit
Tigers downed Milwaukee

’ Brewers 11-7 and Texas
Rangers defeated . Kansas
City Royals 10-6. The Min-
nesota Twins-Toronto Blue
Jays game was suspended
after 14 innings, tled 5-5.

‘he

Twins 5 Blue Jays 5

Toronto's John Mayberry |

stroked a ‘pinch single to tie
the game 5-5 in the bottom of
the eighth, and the Twins
“and? Blue. Jays: played 14
innings before the game was
suspended. A 5 p.m. curfew
was invoked because of .a

rock concert. at Exhibition |

Stadium in Toronto.
Orioles 13 Angels 8

Baltimore set a club
record with 26 hits, and Ken
Singleton, Eddie Murray,
Gary Roenicke and Rick
Dempsey hit in two runs
each for the Orioles.

Red Sox 3: A's 2

Jim Dwyer came off. the:
bench for Fred Lynn, who
Broke his toe-in the first
inning when he fouled a pitch

winning run in the elghth

inning. Dwyer doubled and

scored the tiebreaker on a

‘pair of, groundoute.. ram

w Tigers 11. Brewers 7 ©
Champ Summers slam-

med his second career grand

slam homer to spark a nine-.

run outburst in the sixth
inning, and the Tigers .out-
slugged the Brewers.

Rangers 10 Royals 6

Al Oliver knocked in three
runs with a homer and a
single to pace Texas’s 15-hit
attack and snap a five-game
Kansas City winning streak.

Bump Wills had four hits
for the Rangers, but Kansas
City's George Brett could
manage just one single in
four trips, lowering his
batting average to .404.

Four local teams
in soccer action

Four local youth soccer
teams left by air this mor-
ning for the Lower Mainland
where they'll compete at
Langley in an invitaional
tournament,

Two teams from Division
4, Co-op Kickers and West
End Eagles; Mr, Mike's
Sharks of Division 3; and

Philpott Cheetahs of Division
2 made the trip.
The tournament ‘starts

teday and continues until -

Monday afternoon, following
which the boys will fly home
Monday evening.

The Terrace wind-up

tournament for the 1980.

season will be held here Sept.
20.

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“and St: -Loule, Cardinals.

romped over Atlanta 1:2 to!”
end. the’ ‘Braves' fvegame.
win ptr

- Bench ‘says he wants. this -

end.

to bé his final season’ 48 a
fulltime catcher. ye

-“P'm riot even . thinking. cs

about that now,” said

Manager John: McNamara. a
"We've got a chance to win a
Pennant: and that’s all: [mal

Ahinking- about.”

‘Meanvjile, Piturgty in =

” Madtgck’s

a four me “losting teak, We
thinking ° “about: . hitting
_ bacebaits. ‘Except ‘for ‘Bill
double, "the
Pirates got only singles off

Moskau, and. only two et

runners: got past first.

im aptain Willie Stargell
is oq 'the disabled list,’ and

Dave Parker missed’
his second game \ with a sore"
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The . squad,

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KINGS, SKB
SEEKING TITLES |

The Skeena Cedar “Kings are in New West-
‘Senigr B. softball - cham-

leh attended several high:

powered tournaments in B.C, and: Alberta this

season, has been practicing almost’ ‘nightly: in
preparation for’ the diffjeult tournament::: a
Action starts Saturday and the final game is «
slated for early: Monday afternoon,” -

‘At the same 'time, Terrace SKB Wreckers’ will

- be in Prince George. Haniing fe for the Provincial”

net

in their quest for. ‘the

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Seven teams. set Le
for rugby play .

off his foot, and scored the .

the “Terrace Northern

Rugby Tournament is on iap ‘

for this weekend at Sheena
Junior Secondary School, ~
Six visiting tpams. will join
‘Terrace “in the compelltion,
which begins Saturday at 10
a.m. and ryns all day
Saturday and Sunday.

The six visiting teams are.-

from Kamloops, Burnaby,
Williaias Lake,
,George, Kitimat and Pritice
Aopen:

Prince ;

“The fall i season Spend last

Sunday, - with. Terrace
registering 64 win.over
- Prince - : Rupe i Prince

* Prince Rupert jumped
ahead on an uncoverted try
by Mike Haley in the first
half, but a try by Ernie
‘Oliver early in the second
half. was converled -by Rit;
Worcup to provide the

margin of vietory.

Only one unbeaten

SASKATOON icP) —
Nova Scotia, represented by
Brookfield Elks, scored at
the bottom of the 13th 4 ning
to beat Charlottetown
Sportsmen Thursday at the
Canadian senior men's
fastball championship.

With the win, Nova Scotia
remained the only un-
defeated team after three

days of roundrobin com-

petition. Prince Edward
Island,’ winless after three
starts, was eliminated from
the playalfs. ;
The Sportsmen committed

two errors in the 13th inning ..

to allow Robert Putnam to
score the game's: only run.
Winning pitcher Cliff Surette
allowed only three hits, while
loser Jamie Lund struck out
4.

Four teams were tled with
3-1: records:  -Alberta's
Camrose Merchants, Win-
nipeg Colonels,
Westminster Terminal Pub
from’ British Columbia, and
St. John's, - . Capitals,
-Tepresenting Newfoundland.

“In the Jast of eight games
played. Thursday, Alberta
edged Quebec City Table
Duroi 2-1. Both teams scored
in ‘the first inning and the
game was decided in the
sixth by Bruce Marshall's
double.

duals —

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But other | “key: “hitters
“aren't producing. ‘Leadoff

.man Omar Moreno is 3-for-
18, No. 2 batter-Tim Fali is 1-

for-15, followed. by Phil
Garner, in a 1-f6r-21 slump.
The Reds. get .more runs

Dave’ Concepcion, -singied,.

stolesécond, went to third:on :
-an infield out and scored on
‘Dan’ Driéssen's

single.
Bedch hit ku ae starter Rick

The way New York coach
Hennes Weisweller -had it
figured — it was simply the

- Cosmos at their best as they

dumped Tulsa Roughnecks
3-1 in first-round North

_ left field fence for his ist .

.. ” than they needed in the third: ..

American Soccer League .

playoff action Thursday.
“We just played up to our

potential,” said Weisweiler .

of the Cosmos’ win in which
NASL leading scorer Giorgio
Chinaglia had a pair of goals

— including -a breakaway
tally with 30 seconds left in
‘the match. -

In the only other NASL
playoff'. game, Fort
Lauderdale’ Strikers edged
‘California Surf 21.

The | Roughnecks and

Cosmos meet’ again Sunday.
'-, sight in Glants Stadium. to
’ decide which team advances

to the semifinals of the

home run of the Season, °

_ In the ninth, Ron Oester
and Dave Concepcion
singled off : ‘reliever Grant

Jackson, and George Foster
singled home ‘the last, Tun,

~ Still, Pittsburgh held oa to
the short end of a fi irst-place

tie with Montreal, which
enjoyed a one -percentage’
point advantage In. the NL

Bast,

:

} | Cosmos | wi

, “we'll find out if we can
beat them thére,”’ said Tulsa
coach Charlie Mitchell. “1
just want to beat them once,

“Then I'll worry about the
second time.” -

Mitchell - said . the

; Roughnecks will he fighting,

back in the contest. .

“Gerd Mueller of

National. Conference ‘play-

offs, [t will be an uphill battle
for Tulsa, who must beat
-New York twice Sunday — in
the “regularly ‘scheduled
playoff ‘gdme _and’’a"’:30:
minute contest that would

follow if the teuins were tied -

1-1 in the xerigs..

“] think they'll be ready,"
he said. “They want to win
and I think they're a little bit
upset.””

Angelo DiBernardo scored -

unassisted for the Cosmos’

- first goal before 22,890 fans |,

at Tulsa.
Tulsa's:

In the other NASL playoff
match in Anaheim, Calif.,
Fort
Lauderdale scored
winning goal into an empty
net as the Strikers defeated .
California.

. Surf goalie Alan Mayer
came out to his left to protect
against a possible slot: ‘by
Tibor ‘Generi, ‘who lufted’'a
soft kick to the leaping
Mueller, who headed it into
the. gaping goal.

Lions sign QB

VANCOUVER (CP) —
British Columbia Lions

announced Thursday the

signing of former Toronto

Argonauts quarterback
Alvin White.
White, who attended

Calgary Stampeders’

- Roy Dewalt when B.C. plays

training camp, had his .

busiest: Canadian Football

League season in 1978 with”

the Argos, In five games he
completed 65 of 135 passes
for 936 yards, He had 13
interceplions, threw three

touchdowns and scored three —

himself, ;
With regular quarterback
Joe Paopao expected to be

out until the Lions play host °

to Edmonton Eskimos Sept.

13 White will back up rookie —

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in Montreal Monday. Kicker
Lui Passaglia was the
second-string quarterback
Tuesday against Hamilton

Tiger-Cats after, Mike Nott -

contracted infectious
hepatitis.

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.Electric motors
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"Astros 4 Cubs’ 1

‘Alan Ashby’ 5 two-run.
‘single highlighted a -three- .
run third inning that carried

Houston to its 11th vietory in
a row over Chicago, in- .
cluding all nine this Season. .

‘ Terry Puhl, of ‘Melville,
Sauk., had three singles and
a run-batted-in’ for . the

. Astros.

- Cardinals i Braves 2.
Dane lorg drove’ in seven

n easily

The teams meet again
Sunday in Fort Lauderdale.

‘Pirates lose | fourth in ‘Tow to hot Reds 4

The Surf ‘must win a

regulation match to force the
playoff series into an im-
mediate 30-minute match af-
terwards'to decide the series
‘winner, -

Ray Hudson of the Strikers
scored the ' first goal. The
Surf tied
Moyers scored,

, “We played defensively i in

it when Steve"

* rans, decond:highest ii the
NL this ‘season, - and Bob
Forsch: fired a six-hitter, to

lead St. Louis. over Atlanta,

"The Braves had won fie
games ina row but they were
overwhelmed by a 14Hilt
attack that inéluded Torg’s
two-run double: in the first
- inning, a three-run double ip

' the second. and .a tworys

Single in the fourth.

+ cegsers noes

SWE SE

the first half, ” said sti
coach Cor van der Hai
“That's why the: game wasia .

* Tittle slow. -

‘NASL ‘playoff actian

“resumes Saturday with San

Diego Sockers at. Chicago
Sting, New England Tea Men
at, Tampa Bay «Rowdies,

‘Vancouver’ Whitecaps at

Seattle Sounders, and Wash-

ington Diplomats’ at Los

Ane | Aztecs.

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