' were

Terrace Esso’s catcher made a fine tag about four feet In front of home

plate to put out this Terrace Drugs baserunner and end the fifth inning
Drugs at-bat. Unfortunately, Drugs got enough runs across during the
game to end up with a 9-7 win over Esso in the first game of the double-
knockout final series between the two teams. Drugs had lost before, so the
game was a must for them and they came through, extending the series to
Its tinal game this evening at 6:15p.m.at Agar Rark.:

alter:

~

, Chris -
* Zealand.”

‘but after that:was i
_ control of the match." -

"the United Sintes had title:

- trouble demolishing ‘their

" opponents, _ today « fo. ‘Move |"
ome .

~Vesmiaak : 61; 61 while .
‘hon

daeger ended.

; ‘The men's’ sernifinal are...
scheduled’ to be held: Friday,

"with second-seeded | John

Lendl .

12 Kevin,-Curren’ of“ ‘South
Africa meeting unseeded
: Lewis ; of New

Navraiitova lost her serve
at love ‘to: open the match,

She... ripped... through
Vermaak in 1), minutes as
she | took the next six games

So ee
\ for; the, opening. s
winning the’ first fo

- ~ empathize: :
McCrae, former tiead coach —
of the Canadian women "Be

; basketball team, who was

iy the. sacked i in early June as the. ::

1881. Wimbledoti eWwhnner, | ‘team was going through its

. taking on Noo2Jv

of Czechoslovakia : ‘and: “No.” major, tournaments. -

‘three. week Be
limbo, Basketball Canada”.

‘total

“he” i
with.

Maeda. says

Don.

final shakedown for three at

‘After:

announces ‘today — the‘eve .
‘of ‘the World University

. - Games — the makeup of the
teani and the coaching. staff.”
dn the. aftermath of the,

firing, eight players: -

among them veteran Bev.

Smith of Salmon Arm; B.C.,

_ Who also was to act.as: an

‘McCrae. subsequety
“urged the dissenting pl ayers
to. return to. ‘the team:

: Maeda: is head coach” of -
the “successft Canadian ©
men’s: “volleyball team;
"recent, winners ‘of ‘a world-
class a

nurtured
; “volleyball
‘world-ranked * .team, ;

tournament: in MeCrae did the: Hight thing

"Yigal: that ‘Incladed
semeral of: ‘the teams: they .:
will meet during the student .

“Tt ‘happened to: me. in.

Japan; tao, when’ quit ‘the:
. teani -
. . Maeda said. “When: T aul :
ithe” ‘entire.'team. went: :
-sttike;for.a month, 97°:
“But. (fold: ther to g0.
*. back to the team, because I’
Shad To: “right. to do‘it- (have,
the: ‘players penalize’ the,
‘team’ because he quit).”."

‘atop elub team,

who ag, head -
we * has:
men's:
‘into a.
said ©

-Maeda, |
coach, aimee

ian

in ee
back. .
“Really, vive “uot heard

" yumars. (ag to: what actually .

- transpired), so] amnot. ina
‘position toses or. judge. what’

‘happeried, “Bul: “I:-thinkthe -

. former coach ig telling them :

- correct: He haa no right to
pull: them’ ff. the. national -

team and he. ddoean’t want
iL”

" gupport the:
Red Cross.
Fund Raising.

Campaign.

‘the: > players

Kitimat lacrosse semi
‘ends for most in PG |

All playoff divisional ©

- winners have been decided

in the Kitimat: lacrosse

association after play ended
earlier this week.

. CASAW won’ the -tyke-.

“novice division, Kitimat
Buildall won the pee wee

division, Elks took the ~

‘Delaney
dies in.
rescue.
attempt

MONROE, La.
‘Joe Delaney, Kansas City
Chiefs’
died ‘while trying to save
three boys in a Louisiana
pond,

Delaney, -24,. drowned

’ Wednesday after jumping

into water where the boys
floundering, — police
and eyewitnesses said: ‘

- One of the boys drowned,
another: was in critical
condition in hospital and the
third, a” six-year-old,

. scrambled to safety.

‘Police _ said family:

. members identified the last
_ body io be recovered as that

of Delaney, 24, the Chiefs’
No. 2 draft choice in 1981
who went on to become the

. National Football League's

offensive rookie of the year.’

Assistant Police. Chief E. .
’W.- Smith said the other

victim was Harry Holland

Jr., 11, of Monroe. Lancer -

Perkins, also 11, remained
in intensive care today.

Delaney’s mother said he
‘was among the hundreds of.
people altracied by a

promotion of a privately -

operated waterslide.
Smith said: the accident

occurred when ° the, three.

boys were swimming ‘ina
water _ hole
construction workers who
had used the dirt to build the
slide’s hill.

“It is an area where they
shouldn't have been, but
boys will be boys,” Smith.
said.

Witnesses said Delaney, :

who was sitting alone
nearby, hollered at the boys
to be careful: and not to
wade too far into the. water.
Moments later, they said,

the boys stepped into deep.
water ard: went under. .

Delaney, fully clothed,
plunged in after them and.
he, too, went under,

Delaney, who 1 ved 160

miles away at Haughton.
‘and:

frequently visited
friends in Monroe, is
survived by his wife,
_ Carolyn, . and". three
daughters aged 7 4, 5 and 4

’ months. - a

(AP) —

starting halfback,

- left by .

-, Whitaker,

St Witten,”

bantam division ' and
Kitimat Landscaping were
the, midget-senior. division
winners in. the playoffs.

The final event for’ most ~~
_laerosse players in Kitimat .

,

will be the anhual Prince
; George tournament, which

arena complex.
The Kitimat association is is

sending five teams, one in’

each” age division except
‘senior, and. teams: from
- Burnaby, North. Delta,
‘Kelowna, . Vernon,
‘Mackenzie and Edmenton
will also be attending - the
‘three-day event.

In Kin I Friday morning,

’ Kitimat Cobras novice reps
’ take.on Prince George at 8
. a.m., Majestic. Jewellers

meet the Mackenzie pee

wees at'9:30 a.m. and the ,

Landscaping: midgets - play

- Edmonton at 12:30 noon..
. Friday.

In Kin IL
afternoon, it will be ‘the
Johnson; Barclay. and
Scaife tykes. playing Prince.

" ‘George at 12:30 noon and ,
begins Friday at the Kin

Kiwanis bantams meetings
Prince George bantams at 2

p.m.

Games go all weekend. at
the two arenas, . and. the

“Kitimat teams ‘will be

returning late Sunday, night. ‘

After’ the tournament. i

ends, the association will be
‘preparing teams for the two
major

Midget ‘cliampionships on
_ the Lower Mainland andthe
B.C, Summer ‘Games for

_ bantams.

Major League
‘Stats and Standings

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Eas? Division
Pet. GBL

Toronto 41031 «569° —
Bailimore 40 32 .554 1
Detroit 40 32 .556 1
New York 380633535 23
Boston 46 S07 4%
Milwaukee 3436 6486 6.
Cleveland “33° 47 dG
West Division .
‘Texas _ . 40 33 548 —
California =~ 40°33 548 ---
Chicago 38°35 521 2
Kansas City 44044 «600 Fi.
Gakland 24039 480 5 *
Minnesota Ot 45 .408710%
Sealtla | 26 50 159 1d

Wednesday “Results |:

Chicago 5 Seattle J

Cleveland §-19 Boston 3- Tt .
New! York 7? Baltimore .0

. Milwaukee. 4: Detroit 3.

- Toronto 4 Minnesota 2

- California 2 Texas 1

Oakland 17 Kansas Cily 4

Today's Games

Toronia at Minnesota ©

: Detroit at Milwaukee
Kansas City ‘al ‘Oaktand

' Baltimore ai New York N

. Texas al California N

‘ Feiday Games |
Seattle a) Toronto .
Milwaukee at Cleveland N
Baltimnore at Detroit N-
Boston at New York N -
Chicago at Minnascota N
Kansas City al California N
Texas af Oakland N

. Pd

Cal ADE

Bos
Kan

Carew,
Boggs.
McRae,’
Griffey, NY
Hrbek. Min .
Yount, mil
Thoraton,

320
20
ay
a5

Cle
Det
Oak .

Cal

Almon.
, Decinces,
“Doubtus:
City, 24; Boggs,
Hrbek, Minnesota;
Detrolt, 21,
Triptes:

240 40°
McRae,

75 349
Kansas
Boston, 23;
aie Parrish,

Moore, Milwaukee,
‘Detroit. 5:° Griftin,
Toronto, 4; Herndon, Delrolty 5;
Gibton, Detroit, §; Wintleld,
New York, 5: Whitaker, Detroit;

Home runs:
1s" Rice,
Baston, 17. :

Ruas batted in: Kittle; chi
ego, 54: Rica, Boston, - 52;
Ward, Minnesota, 50. ., -

Sigten bases; Cruz, Chicago,
“Ie: Wilson, Kansas City, 373.
Henderson, Oakland, 32.

Pitching (4 decisions}: Flana-
oan, Baitimore, 6-0, 1.000. ‘22: .
Kison, Catifornis, 3: i BS, 2.933 °
Koosman, -: Chicago, - - 7047,
441; Jachson, Terento, v4 Ve. bit,
4.35; Sanchen,- Sailtarn|a, £4,
ce eer ot

+ Strikengts: Stet, "Toronta,
105) Blyleven, Cleveland, .93::
Morris. Datrott, ct :

Saves: Quidenberry,;
City, $8; Stanley.
Couditt ‘wattle. ce

Boston, 18) Armas, .

‘Kansas.

. Easier,
+362 *
37,
328 | hid
> Murphy,

,Lasmith,

Aa

Kittla,. Chicaga, .

O57,

Soston., Wr.
a ae Chicaga: a

NATIONAL LEAGUE

3244

‘Wednesday Resutts -
Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 0- .
Montreal 5-2 Paiiadelphia 2-3
Atlanta 11 Houston .1

1 ‘summer |
. tournaments,’ the) national. . -

East Division
soe ~ WL Pet. oaL
Montreal ¥ 3) org —
St. Lavis 36 37 493 6d
Philadelphia iF 35.6850 44
Chicaga 39 abe 6
Pittsburgh . an 48 4st bY
New, York + 29 (45.392 Wy |

West Division. °
Los Angeles 46.27) 630 —
Atlanta ‘45°30 1400.2:

. San: Francisce (38 367.514 Ba

Houstan . 37) 0493 9
San Diego 36 37 1473 10
Cincinnati Az 15a

Cincinnati 7° San Francisco 6

St, Lovis 4 New: York J
“San ODlego 13 Los Angeles 2

Today's Games”

Pittsburgh at Chicwga...
Los Angetes at San: Diego
New York at St. kouls N

rriasy Games —

" Monieaal : at’ Chicago

St. Lovis ay Pitteburen N
Cincinnali at Atlanta Ket
New: York at Philadelphie No -

Las. Angeles at’ Houston WN” ah
"San ‘Francisco ar: ifan: “Diego N. ;

Poh ”
Hendrick, SIL
Knight; Hou. .--
Hernandez,
Dawnen, Mtl_
Atl

Pgh .
StL
Oliver, Mtl.
McGee, SIL

Doubtes: Garvey,
9" Ray, Pittsburgh, 19;
ner, Chicago, 18; ‘Dawsen,
freal, 18; Knight.
Oliver, Montreal, 1 : -
‘Telples:  Marens, " Houston, 8;
Butler, Atlanta, 77 Dawson,
Montreal, 6 ™

Home runs:
vz Evans, San Francisco, 197
Guerrero, Los Angeles, 1;
Dawion, Montreal’ 15. ° :

Runs -batied © in: Vo Dawson,
Montreet, 56: Murphy,” Atlanta,
3: Hendrick, st. tovis, $3.

Stolen baseé: -Ralnes,-. Mon:
Weal, 33; LeMaster, San Fran:
cisco, 277 Witeort, Mew ‘Wark, 27.

Pitching (@ de¢itions): Fa-
fone, Aflania; 61,° .057, -
Montefusco, Sanh Olega, eh
.057, 4.409: Ryan, Houten, 4-1,
2.07; Parez, Atlante, 2
818,°2,371° Rogers. ‘Montreal, MW
3.784, LP.

Madiock,
20029571

Mon-,

Murphy,

Strikeouts: Carlton, Phila:
delphla, .124;° Soto, Cincinnatl,.
We) -McWililams, “Pittsburgh. . ua
8,

: REARDON, |: Mont
127, Lavelle, San. Franciico’ 1t:),
Bedrovian.: “Ananta.,. ig Le, smitty b

Montreal at Philadelphia °°
- San Francisco at Cincinnati

San Diego,
Buck: .

Houston, 167 ©

Atlanta, :

142.

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