r
i

Pearman atten

apryraukee post a 7-3 |
_

Just the: tnning before,,
ope had struck “out

and third and the
' Brewers trailing — the.

- White Sox 2-4: But he was

"hardly fazed by that. ..
“I blocked that out," he

said of the- fith-inning
. strikeout. cop 4

Ready ‘was _ playing *

‘pore elbow, He
- know he would start until
1% hours before the.
game.

Molitor,”
will he Playing “under this

“It's unfortunate for.

Ready | said,”
“a - Red Sox
That's the type rule 1: F ds 8,

“hepson, te
’ thiéd base for thé injured ~:
Paul Molitor, who has a.

“Pye: “just go : ' ‘be

ready to play.” OOS
-didn't a

pee "

“in other AL’ games: it”

: was: Toronto Blues Jays |
‘3, Baltimore Orioles 2:

Texas Rangers §;; Boston
4; California
Minnesota

‘Perez suspended without pay :

Rice YORK (AP) —
“Addanta. Braves Pitcher
Pascual Perez, _ convicted
recently, in the
Dominican Republic. of .
_cotaine posseasicn, was.

Tusda

'.. Bugpended :

y
wi ut pay until Ma 16
alan aed Come

-msioner Bowie Kuhn.

The suspension. is
retroactive to April. 3,
Kuhn's office announced
in a short release. Perez
also. was placed on
Probation through May
15, 1985. Perez may work |
out with the Braves, but
- he,cannot-be in uniform
during games until] May

Beret was arrested
Jani..9 in Santiago, con-
vicied -of cocaine

Podeession Ina Santiago |;

court on March 2 and
fined .. approximately
$1,000. “An appellate court
pane the conviction on

Braves manager Joe
Torre said in Cincinnati
he .was disappointed to
bear. of the suspension

: Olympic soccer qualifier |

VICTORIA (cP) —
Canada can clinch a
berth in the . soccer,
competition at the 1994
Olympics with a tle
against Costa Rica
tonight when the.
qualifying Tound con-
tinues at Royal Athletic

Pee da has

points from two amen in in
the three-nation, double-

_e¥"geynd-nobin series with

7 wi Tee games, Cuba
has one point from a tie

and two losses.

The Canadian team
tock, a major step
towards an Olymple
berth at Los Angeles this
summer with a 3-0 vic-
tory here last Saturday
over Cuba, Canada

but glad’ his. National
League baseball club will
get the starter back. in-

just one more ‘month.
Torre said Perez is in
Adlanta and will rejoin
the team when it returns
ride act a stand
Jay . tb uston

Astros ; .

_ ‘Jawyer = for
suspended pitcher: Steve
Howe. of Los Angeles
expressed

Dodgers
bewilderment Tuesday at

what he called the ex-
cessive punishment his
elient is recelving in
comparison with that of
other baseball players
who have been invelyed
with druge;

“T'm bewildered,
totally bewildered, by the
inconsistency,"

Willle Aikens of Toronto
Blue Jays and Pascual

“There js a-clear dif-
ferentiation of treetment

completes - the series
April 25 in Havana.
Two berths in the

Olympics = will be

awarded teams from the
North American, Central

American and Caribbean’ i
‘Norman of Vancouver

region - by the world
' federation ©
(FIFA).

Canada has gone to the
Olympics only' twice in
soccer, Canada won the
gold medal a ‘194. and

EE Soe bet a rae
ed with tout pi ai ha aA Sees

Gautive" att Held "in «
LeTLEnt ILL
Goalkeeper | Tino
Lettieri of “Minnesota-
Strikers of the North
American Soccer League
missed training Tuesday
because of the flu, but is.
expected to play against

Baseball Standings

AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Olvision- :

8
7?
Cleveland | 5
New. York 4
Allwaukee 4
Boston 3
Baltimore 2

Weat Sivision

Gakland 94 697 —

Minnesota 7°35 38.
. 7 58) va,
4 500
Chicago - 4 aM
California 4 AW 3A
Texas ~ dad
+, Tuesday fesatts
_Torente.3 Baltimore 2
" Milwaukee ? Chicago 3
Tomad’ 8 Boston 4
Callfornia 6 Minnesota 3
Oakland & Seattle 2
Kansas lity a? Qetralt, ppd.,
raln
New ‘York at Cleveland, prd.,
fain

WOM

Today's Games
Baltimore at Toronto
Oakland at Seattle
New York af Cleveland N
Kansas City at Detrall N
Texas at Boston N
Galitorala at Minnesota N

Thuradsy Games
Baltimore at Toronto
Texes at Detroit
Chicago at Milwaukee
Kansas Cliy at Detroit

NATIONAL LEAQUE
* Bast Division
WL

Poi lpn 7 ‘ _ A H Pct.
Hila 64 4 1 Trammil, Det =o 1. 1.4
St. Loule 6400 1 Bernird, Cle wm 65 12 :«42
chicago 5 4 55 1% Cruz, Bal w 03 8 2)
Montreal 45 43 Upshaw, Tor, 31 13 dP
Pittsburgh, 4 @ 272 dv GOSS, Bal =P dT AN
. ‘ Bradley, Sas a 4 1 iw?
; 2. Gantner, Mil ‘8 6 16 3
_ Wast Division vo Remy, Bos - a
San Diego = 1s 83 |, Motley, KE | 1. A? 38D
Los Angeles ee Bel Tor, ae it _ 3, W386
Cincinnatl a7 3 Ma ‘batt ingman,
San Francisca 4 4 ae. Mey ‘onwised, ay RiDEkon, Callfor:
Hovston 8 34,46 . nla, 12) Hebek, Minnesota, 11.
Atlanta. ta Lae ama Ma |; Doubles: Gaelti,, htisneeate
nee Bathe 1 rear at ashe, Bod:
Tuesday Hesutti’! “ ‘Sten, * Toronto, ‘47
Phitedelphie 4 Pittsborghe Beso) pine minnesota 4)) Heath:
Montreal 10 N vere Oi oe Gaktand,-d. 5 a ae
Los Angeles} opr cop, Triptes: "Brown, Minneiota, 27
gan Diego 2 Sen'Frenclaco 1: Hatcher, Minnesote, 2; Lemon,
St. Lovis at Ehteaga, ppd: lt petrall, 2/' Perconté, Seattle 2;

re’

Altenta at Cincinnati, ped,

* told weather

Today's Games
Atfanta at Cincinnatl «| -
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
St. Louls at Chicago 2-
Montreal at New York
San Olega at San Francisco N
Los Angeles at Houaton N
Thursday Games
Phitadalphia at Pitteburoh
Montraal at New York
St,-Louls af, Chicago
San Diego at Los Angeles NV
Cincinnath a? San Frencheo 1]

a os

"teal, 14;

"Blyleven,

NATIONAL LEAGUE

ABR W Pct.

VanSiyke, StL 14 2 7 438
Sax, LA a 5 «(16 m0
Matthews, Chl = 9 12.400
. Gwynn, SD 4241 O17 395
Davis, Chi 287s 393
AMiner, Cin OS 1d 39
Little, Mth 4) 68 «IP .388
Reynolds, Hou 29) 8 ID O79
Perez, Cin 220=¢«5) «= A3hh
Backman, NY 22 3 8B 36d
Templeta, 5D da 6 16 384
Wallach, Mt 44S 16 364

Runs batted In: Carter, Mon-
Esasky, Cinclonatl,
13 Wallach, Manireal, 12.

Doubles: Carter, Montreal, 57
Littte; Montreal, 3: Driessen,
Cincinnati, 4; Esasky, Cincin
nail, 4; Perez, Cincinnatl, 4
Wynne, Pittsburgh, 4.

Triples: Cruz, Houston, 2;
Dawson, Monireal, 2; Gwynn,
San Diego, 2: VHayes, Phila-
dalphla, 2.

Home rune: Schmidt, Phila-
delphis 4: Strawberry, New
York, 3: Trilla, San Francisco,
3: Wallach, Merireal a; Wash-
ington, Aitanta, 3.

Stolen baaes: Samuel, Phila-
delphia, 8; Wiggins, San Diego,
71 Gwynn San Dlego, 5; AAll-
ner, Cincinnatl, $: Redus, Cin-
cinnatl, 5.

Pitching (1 decision): 2% fled
with 1.000.

Strikeouta: . Ryan, Houston,
25; Suto, Clncinnatl 207 Cariton,
Phitadelphia, 14.

Saves; Gossage, San Olego,
5; Sutter, St. Louls, 4; Holland,
Philadelphia, 3: LeSmith, Chi-

cago, 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
. BR

R.Law, Chicaga % Sheridan,
Kensap City, 2.

Moms runs: Kingman, Oak-
land, 4; Alpken, Baltimore, 43
Davis, Seattle, 3: Johnson, To-
ronte, 92 Gross, Baltimore, 37
ReJackion, Californie, 3) Up-
shaw, Torente, 3. :

Stolen baaes: = Bernazard,
Cleveland, 71 Butter, Clavetand,
7; Garela, Teranto 4

Pitching ¢1 sacisiont: a7 ted
with 1.000,

Strikeouts: Moore, Seattle,

Young, Seattle, 19.
Seven: . Quisenberry, Kentes
City, 4; Caudill, Oakland, 3

Jim,
Hawkins sald ‘after’:
baseball commissioner -
Bowle Kuhn called for the."
reinstatement May 16 of «him

1 ’ Hawkins sald.
Perez of ‘Atlanta Braves. ;

Cleveland, 19) |:

‘of the criminal conviction
cases and. the purely
medical rehabilitation

Hawkins said. -
‘Hawking sald Perez,

" Hawkins said he was

* informed : Tuesday. that
Howe's

case of Steve Howe,'? hearing, which had been -

. arbitration

' scheduled next week, has *’

pitcher, and Aikens, a

first baseman, have been ;

convicted of involvement.

-with *.cocain "4
with ‘cocaine as have | grievance

outfielders Willie Wilson

and Jerry Martin of New
York Mets.
Yet, Hawking said, all

of Kansas City . Royals -

four of those players are -

eligible to return to action |
next month while Howe,
the’ Dodgers’ relief ace,
has Hever been arrested
and yet isn't eligible. to
play. until next fenton, 8 at
the earliest.
CRIED FOR HELP
“Steve Howe has cried
out t for help consistently
ignored the
aailatine heaped upon
because his desire to
get: well is so intense,”

people would ever subject

themselves voluntarily aa
‘Stevebas.” ;

Costa Rica, Lettieri has
recorded two -. straight

“shutouts in the series;

4

“and after the 1983 cam- ..
“Few .

Canada” played ‘toa!

scoreless: tie earlier at.

Costa Rica.
Midfielder David
Whitecaps of the NASL

Norman was not In -the
starting lineup’. ‘against
Cuba because of a groin:
strain; -

‘also did not practice. . .
“jolned the’ ‘team This °
‘ ~ week. Mitchell. plays for’

a “been postponed until May

16. whe

: “We dosi"t understand °
why, .when Steve" ‘8
was.” the
earliest filed, that it's the ~
latest ' to be heard,”
Hawkins said, “And why
now it has been deferred
again when we have been
pressing. for an ‘early
review . of Steve's-
suspension, which
amounts to an indefinite
suspension. with .vague

and ambiguous terms for ‘
reinstatement,”
Howe, 26, .. was .

suspended for the 1904 -
season. by Kuhn - last ..

‘December  after‘;* ‘con

tinued drug use: during .;

paign. However; said -
Hawkins, the pitcher has
been successful in recent.
months in rehabilitating .

himself,

players from the Nasi.
has-not yet been deter-"
tmiihed -for play in: the *

actual Olymples, ©

Canadian: coach: ‘Tony
Wallers has not
Noun “atartin
lingup, although he may::

Two games were rained
gut, New York at
Cleveland and Kansas
4 Cily at Detroit.
‘+; The Brewers, who
played in intermittent
drizzle and snow, also got
” a two-run single from Jim
“Sundberg in the sixth as

** they came up with their
‘biggest Inning of the .

Season,

Moose Haas, 1-2, gave
Up three rung on six hits,
‘three. walks and struck
out six before being
, Teplaced by Pete Ladd In
the seventh inning. Ladd
_earnedhis first save with
“three innings of two-hit
:Telief.
Tom Seaver, 0-2, was
“the loser for Chicago.
* Jaya 3 Orioles 2
George Bell snapped a
2-2 tie with an RBI single
‘in the eighth inning,
giving Toronto a come-
-from-behind victory over
Baltimore. The Orioles
had taken a 2-0lead in the
fifth, one of the runs

j coming on a home run by”

Johu Lowenstein, But the
. Blue Jays eventually tied

it with two ring in the

. sixth on an RBI single by.
“Clift Johnson. and a
sacrifice fly by Buck
. Martinez
. Rangers r Red: Sox 4
Larry Parrish drove in
two runs with a bases-
‘loaded single and Pete
O'Brien homered,
leading § Texas .
“, Boston, Southpaw. Frank
, Tanana allowed two runs

.. In. the second Inning, but -
oe Settled down and evened
cv’ -his. record: at. 1-1° with

© eighth dinning relief help

' from Tom Henke and.

Odell’. Jones. Dennis
, Eckersley, 0-2, allowed 10
’ hijs and eight runs in less
‘than seven innings.
Angels 6 Twins 3;

>. Tommy John won the

: first game of his 20th
:. major league season and
« Reggie Jackson. knocked
in two runs with a fourth-
y inning double to lead
California over . Min-

_ Tacoma Stars ‘of’ the .nesota. John allowed two

Sa eae

peal alia eae

Major a “nda ccer ”
Waite ha ee

e.. oiied
statue ‘of the Canadian “than the Cubans.

-Lansford leads ©
Vegas stars”

LAS VEGAS (AP) ~
Joe Lansford’s leadoff
homer in the bottom of
the ninth inning gave Las

. 'Vegaa Stars a 3-2 Pacific

Coast League victory
Tuesday night over
Vancouver . Canadians.
Lansford drilled a 3-2
pitch from Vancouver
reliever Jack Lazorko, 0-
1, over the left field fence
to give the Stara their
seventh victory in 11
games this season. It was
the second homer of the

’ year for Lansford.

Greg Booker, 2-1, went
the distance on the
mound for the Stars,
allowing six hits while
walking two and striking
out five,

The Canadians, 244,
took 4-1-0 lead in the top
of the third inning on a
walk to Dave Huppert, a
single

scoring double by Hosken
Powell.

The Stars tied it in the
-bottom of the fifth on a
leadoff homer by Bruce
Bochy, his third of the
year: -

. Vancouver went ahead
in the top of the sixth on a
solo homer by Earnest
Riles, his first of the

——
. t
‘ . nope wii tort
WoL Pet. oni
Tacoma 48 44 —
Edmonton —ss§ 7? al? Me
Portland 4 7 4 7
Vancouver a433
Salt coke. 2 8 1200 aM
: Seuth Divisien
Hawall | ¢ 2 Ne —
Tucson 6 3 667 2
Las Véeges 7 4 «66% 2
Albuquerque é4 60 ™%
Phoenix 344m 4

Tussday’s Reawits
Portland 2 Phoenix 4
Tuscon § Edmonton 0
Tacoma 9 Albuquerque 6
Las Vegas 3 Vancouver 7
Hawall 4 Salt Lake ¥ :

Today's Games
Phoenix at Portland
Edmenton at Tuscon
Tacoma at Albuquerque
Vanicouver ‘at Las Veous, 2
Self Lake af Hawail

season; but the Stars tied

it again in their half of the
inning on a single by Ron

Roenicke, an infield out =f
and a run-scoring single -

by Lansford.:
‘Linescore
Vaneouyer 001 001 000-2

Las Vegas 000 O11 001 —- 3

* Candiotti, Lazorko (0-
“1 (6) :

and Huppert;
Booker (2-1) and Bochy.
HRs—Vancouver, Riles
(1); Las Vegas, Bochy’
(3), Lansford .(2). A—
2,980,

Transactions

BASEBALL
Nationel League

Atlanta Graves announce that
plither Paacual Perez is
suspended,
retroactive ta April 3, without pay
unt! Mey 16 and placed on
Probation untll May 1$ by com-
missioner Bowie Kuhn.
Amarican Leagues
- Minnewte Twins send plicher
Ken Schrom to Oriande, Fia.,
farm civ.

Toranto Blue, Jays recelve
notice from league citica that first
baseman
Willle Aikens will be ellgibie to
return to active duty May 14.
FOOT#ALL
CFL

OGitews Rovgh Riders sign
centre Jim Destiva and linebacker
Maurice
Martin.

Winnipeg, Siue Bombers sian
defensive end Curtls Bunche and
linebacker

. Jeft Blanchard,

WFL

New York Jets trade running
back Scott Diérking to Tampa Say
Buccaneers far Tampa's fifth-
round pick In the 1985 NFL cralt.
USFL

Chlcage Blitz obtalh cornerback
Kerry Baled. from Jacksonville
Bulls)
for delensive end Gob Clasbe.

Michigan Panthers trace selety |

John Arnaud to Chicago Blitz far
rights
to fullback. Albert Bentley; sign
Bentiey to four-year contract.
HOCKEY

WHE

‘Martiord Whalers sign forward
David A. Jensen to multi-year
contract.

earned runs and elght

[introducing

- Was:

over’

hits during 62-8innings to”

even his record at 1-1. —

Minnesota’s John But-
cher, 1-1, yielded six runs
in 5 2-3 Innings.
A’s 6 Mariners 2

Steve McCatty and
Chris Codiroli combined
on a six-hitter and Donnie
Hill: drove in two runs
with a single and home
run for Oakland.
McCatty, 2-0, pitched five
innings and allowed five
hits and walked five.

Los Angeles Dodgers

have a knack for coming |

up with good pitching —

even if they have to go to

the American League to
get it.

led the AL in earned run
average last season

. before coming over to the

National League from
Texas for pitchers Dave
Stewart and Ricky

Wright, raised his record

to 2-0 this season by
hurling a five-hitter as

: Dodgers

Tuesday night.
Honeycutt’s _— victory
kept the Dodgers three
games behind the West
Division-leading San

‘Diego Padres, who edged

San. Francisco 2-1, In-
other games Tuesday it
Philadelphia

Phillies 4, Pittsburgh
Pirates 1; and Montreal
Expos 10, New York Mets
0. St. Louls at Chicago
was postponed by rain,

while Atlanta . at Cin- .
cinnati was called off .

because of cold weather.

With Honeycutt's slider

working to . perfection,
Houston was able to hit
only seven halls to the
outfield, four of them for
hits.

The Dodgers got .the
only run they netded in

the third inning when Bill.

Russell singled off loser
Joe Niekro, 1-3, and went
to third on Mike Sciosia's
hit-and-run single to left.
Russell scored when
Honeycutt bounced into a
double play. :

Houston put. only two

runners in . scoring .

position the entire game,

vat

our new

Ya size

Rick Honeycutt, who. .

» The tfeld, Weanesuay, Apre. itp Hdd, rage a

‘s Randy is ready

Twins &; and Oakland A's “
6 Seattle Mariners 2. .

“both with two outs.

Padres 2 Giants 1
Reliever Rich Gossage,

another American

‘League refugee, came on

in the seventh inning to
poet his fifth save of the
season and help San
Diego build the best
record in the NL, 10-2,

Gossage hurled 2 13°

innings of hitless relief,
atriking out three and
one. Steve
Garvey singled home the
firat Padre run and
reliever Renie Martin
walked. Kevin
McReynolds with the
bases ‘loaded to force in
the eventual winning run.
Phillies 4 Pirates 1
Charles Hudson and Al

‘Holiand combined on a

four-hitter and Mike Srh-
midt’s homer drove in the
decisive run in
Philadelphia's victory.

After Tony Pena slam-

med his second homer of
the season in the second

y

et dey . ‘

inning, the Phillies sted”
the ore 1-1.in the fourth . *
on Sixto Lezeano’s single. -

and @ one-out double by
Glenn Wilson. Schmidt
then broke the tle with his
fourth homer In the sixth
inning and the Phillles
added two insurance runs

‘in the eighth.
‘Expos 10 Mets 0

Gary Carter's © grand
slam home run backed
Bryn Smith’s five-hitter
as the Expos spoiled the
Mets’ home opener.
Carter's bases-loaded
homer, the seventh of his
career and his second
homer of the season,

-came in the fourth inning

against Mets rookie right-
hander Ron Darling, 1-1.
Smith, 3-0, did not yield a
hit until Wally Backman
singied with one out in the
third. A right-hander,
Smith walked two and
struck out four in pitching

‘the first complete game

for the Expos this season.

Badminton results

Finai results of the Terrace badminton club open tournament heid April
14-15 1984 at Thornhill Jr, Secondary,

A EVENT WINNERS
Mena singles Bll Chudyk (Smi)

Ladies’ Singles Brenda Peacock (PG)

RUNNERS UP
Jim Condon (PG)
Gayelane Kawinski (Ter)

A Doubles were not finished because of power cutege, “Go winners” -

Man's Doubles A
Chuck Cey (Fer)...
Goug Jenton (Ter)
Ladies Doubles

Fran Power (Ter}
Debble McKay (Ter)
Mixed Goubles

- Shiblay dlatehtord (PG)

Jack Blatchford (PG)

6 EVENT WINNERS

Men's Singles

Steve Wiere (PR)

Ladies Singtes

Fran Power (Ter}

Ladies Doubles .
Gayelene Kawinski (Ter

Sherry Andersan (Ter), coy
Men's Dovbles oo ’
Jack Bintchford (PG) .
Warran Kilpatrick (PG)

Mixed Doubles ,

Alan Leung (PG)

Cindy Pindermoss {Hou)
CEVENT WINNERS

Ledies Singles -

DebbleMcKey (Ter).

Stave Scott (Ter)
' Steve Thomas (Ter)

Cindy Pindermoss (Hou)
Brenda Peacock (PG)

Jim Condon (PG)

Brenda Paacack (PG}

. RUNNERSUP

~ Warren Kilpatrick (PG)

Sharry Anderson (Ter)

Disnecey (Ter), ‘

- Judy Johnson (Ter)

Chris Nieskena (PG)
Russ Healharington (PG)

‘Mark Flaherty (T)
Judy Johnson (T)
RUNNERS UP

danet Shepherd (PR)

by default (Janet was injured and hospitalized)

Man's Singles

Russ Heatherington (PG)
Ladies Doubles

Malla Gattasky (KIt)
Mary Galaway (Kil)
Mined Devbles

Helge Holgastad (PR) .
Jenniter Eastwood (Ter)
Men's Doubles

Helge Holgestad (FR)
Derick Lorimer (PR)

Alfan Davies (mi)

Dorothy Cheyne (K)
ViSchaeHer (PR)

Cecilie Podolsk! (PG)
Russ Heatherington (PG)

Steve Abbot Qc}
Randy Frieson (QC)

Thanks to the ladies af the Elke Club for a fantastic supper and
Wolfgeng Schultz for great music. The party was 8 great success and

everyone will took forward to! tho new season in September. .

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