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Hotel accommodation included.

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per day.

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SPORTS |

~

Ken Reitz drove in two
runs with a double and a
sacrifice fly and Keith
Hernandez had two hits and
scored two runs, leading St.
Louis Cardinals to an 8-4
victory over Pittsburgh
Pirates Thursday night.

The triumph by the
Cardinals trimmed
Pittsburgh’s lead in the
National League East to a
single game over Montreal
Expos. It was only the third
Pirate setback in 13 games.

Ed Ott’s RBI single off
witmer Silvio Martinez, 13-7,
keyed a three-run uprising
for Pitisburgh In the second
inning as Martinez helped
the Pirates witha walk and a
balk.

Reitz then drilled his
double to highlight a two-run
- St. Louls rally in the bottom
of the inning. In the third, the
Cardinals moved ahead for
good at 4-3 on three elngles,
walk and Reitz’ sacrifice fly
off loser Jim Bibby, 10-4.

In other National League
‘action, J.R. Richard hurled a
three-hitter as Houston
Astros clung to their half-
game lead in the West
Division with a 20 victory
over San Diego Padres,

Johnny Bench, Dan
Driessen, Dave Concepcion
and George Foster homered
in the first two innings to
start Cincinnati Reda toa 12-
4 rout over San Francisco,
spoiling Dave Bristol's first
game as Gianta manager,

Dave Palmer and Woodie
Fryman combined to toss a
sixhitter and Gary Carter
slugged a solo home run with
one out in the ninth inning to
give the Expos thelr 10th
straight triumph, a 1-0
victory over Chicago Cubs.

Eddie Miller hit three
singles, followed each with a
stolen base and scored all
three times and Bob Horner
baited in three runs,
spurring Atlanta Braves toa
6-2 victory over Los Angeles
Dodgers,

Doug Flynn hit a two-run
homer in the seventh inning
to break a 1-1 tie and help
New York Meta beat
Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 in
the first game of a twi-nigit
doubleheader.

Randy Lerch and two
relief pitchers combined on a
four-hitter and Garry
Maddox drove in both runs
as the Phillies defeated the

Meta 2-1 in the second game. _

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PENNANT
RACES

NATIONAL LEAGUE
East
WoL Pct. GBL
Pittsburgh aa 46 «597 —
Montreal 79 54 «5941
St, Louls 75 62 5a?
Chicago 71 66 «4518 OUT
Phitadelphia 70 69 .504 13
New York S83 «W374 28
Wast
Houston 60 40 571 —
Cincinnatl 0 6) 4
Los Angeles 64 74 .a71 14
San Franctaco 41 80 433 19%
San Diego $8 83 all 22%
Atlanta 55°84 376 2d
Thureday Reavits

Montreal 1 Chicago 0

Atlanta 6 Los Angetes 2

Cincinnati 12 San Franclaco 3

Houston 2 San Diego 0

St, Louls @ Plttaburgh 4

New York 5.1 Philadaiphia 1-2
Today's Gamas

Philadalphia at Chicaga

San Olego af Atlanta N

Los Angeles at Cincinnat) N

Plitaburgh at New York N

San Francisco at Houston N

Montreal at St. Louls N
Saturday Games

Pittaburgh at New York

Philade(phia at Chicago

Los Angeles st Cincinnat!

San Diego at Atlanta N

Montreal at St. Louis N

San Francisco at Houston N

REGINA (CP) -
Saskatchewan Roughriders
are “cornered and
bleeding,” on and off the
fleid, but that won't kill the
franchise that has always
had to struggle to survive,
Gord Staseson, team
president, said Thursday.

The team, stricken by in-
juries, has yet to wina game
this season and will end the
year witt.an empty bank ac-
count.

“ve “Tf the pyesent trend
Continues — hh wina and a

' gerious‘injury: problem —
expenditures will exceed
‘ fevenues © BY " $250,000,’
 Stqsesog said.

-~ Phat wil clean out the
Routed remaining in the
‘paam’s bank account.

_ Star quarterback who now Is
head coach of the team,
sald: "I can't see the
Roughriders ever ceasing
operation in the CFL.

"But wha am I to say?
Around here we've always
juat taken for granted that

- somehow, some way, there
will be football in Regina.”

Staseson said the fortunes
of the Canadian Football
League team during the last

- tWo aeasons have included
all the tragic acenes from a

. s0ap opera.

He says the bad luck that
has ‘viped out the team’s
f uo neat egg in two

| saagons can’t last forever.

Laat season, the effects of
a construction strike when
Taylor Field was being
expanded and the highest
mumber of injuries in the
CFL drained $300,000 aut of
the team’s bank account.
The team fell short by 3,000
tickets of its cales goal of
90,000 season tickets.

Calgary Stampeders,
another team with a rookie-
studded Jineup, but fewer

NATIONAL LEAGUE
ABR H

Hernandet, SIL 533 100 186 .
Templeton, StL a7 "

Horner; Atl oF 52 °727 318
Griffey, Cin IO 61 120 .316
Parrish, Mil 449 7 179 314,
Matthews, Atl 560 @8 175 .313
Knight, Cin 480 87 180 .913
Garvey, LA 371 62 178 312

Rose, Pha $32 4
Wintleld, §D199 §20
Doubles: Hernandez, St.

Lovis, 45; “Youngblood,” Naw!

Yor, HW. P wos
Triples: Templeton, St. Louls,
17; Dawson, Montreal, 32
Home runs: Kingman, Chi-
cago, 43; Schmidt, Philadalphie,

2.

Runs batted In: Kingman,
Chicago, 98; Winti¢id, San
Clego, 98: Schmidt, Phila.
delohia. 97.

Stolen bases: Moreno, Pitts.
burgh, 62; North, San Fran-
claco, 51,

Pitching (13 decisions):

Tidrow, Chicaga, 10-3, 769, 21997-

Blbby, Pittsburgh, 10-4, ".214,
2.96; Romo, Pittsdurph, 10-4,
ld, 2.68.

Strikeouts: Richard, Houston,
258: Niekro, Atlanta, 174,

Roughriders to
keep struggling

injuries, had a payroll that
Was $300,000 lower, Staseson
said.

This year, ‘‘the black cloud
continued to hang over our
aie The oppo “

urles never stop an
attendance dropped as the
team lost its firat eight

games.

The largest crewd this
year has been 22,190, which
leaves more than 5,000
ernpty seala in Taylor Field,
expanded to hold 27,606.

Staseson sald that while
the football club is not in a
“gloom and  doom’'
atmosphere, turning the
situation around will not be
easy: ‘We'll have to work
our asses off.’

Staseson said there are
three elements which will
turn the situation around —
winning games to attract
fans, increasing revenue
from off-field enterprises
and a revised CFL gate
equalization formula.

Teams with large
stadiums stich as Montreal,
Toronto and Edmonton will
have to share revenues on a
“yealistle and reasonable"
basis, he said. Edmonton
supports changea in the
equallzation formula.

Staseson sald the situation
the team faces is not the
worst it has ever faced, The
Roughriders will have to
borrow money from the
banka in the off-season, a
measure last taken about 20
years ago.

The team's share of the
cost of expansion wad to be
about $1 milllon, Last week,
the city presented the team
witha bill fer $800,000, about
$500,000 more than the club
haa available.

LIFESPAN VARIES
Old age in a fly depends on
its species.

Reitz double doubled

In the American League,
Dennis Martinez tossed a
five-hitter while ending a
five-week victory drought,
pitching Baltimore Orioles to
a 5-0 decision over Toronto
Blue Jaya, .

Willle Randolph's run-

scoring bunt highlighted a:
two-run 10th Inaing, leading
New York Yankees to a 3-1
decision Detroit Tigers.

. In a West Coast game,
California Angels
gntertalned Chicago White

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MINOR SOCCER
TOURNEY HERE

The Terrace Minor Soccer Association is holding its
Division 5 Playoff tournament this weekend at

Clarence Michiel

Elementary School.

The tournament starts Friday at 6pm and continues
all day Saturday. The final game will be played at
5:40 P.M. Saturday at Skeena Jr. Secondary School.

Eight teams of five to nine-year-olds will be com-
peting , and cheerleaders will be at the games.
Anyone is welcome to come cut and cheer, and to

support the district’s minor soccer program.

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Badminton club

starts season

The Terrace - Bad-
minton Club is starting its
new season Tuesday,
September 11 at 7:00
the Thornhill Junior Hi
School gymnasium, ~

For the coming season ,
there will be three play
nights a week; Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 7:00
to 10:30 pm and Sundays
from 7:30 to 10:30 pm.

Many exciting events
have been planned for the
coming year, starting
with a clinic to be held in
October. 1, 2

Pr
ar

’ Should you wish further
information, please
phone any of the mem-
bers of’ the, executive.

neseedple are Dave
Langton, president, 635-
4642:Irma Brewer, vice -
president, 695-3744; Fran
Power, secretary, 635-
5214; Sherry Anderson,
treasurer, 635-3052; Doug
Jenion, tournament
chairman, ‘638-1678; or
Vivian Roy, 635-7510 and
Liz Manji, 635-9472, social
convenors.

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‘Real rodeo’
show today

CALGARY (CP) — Gene
McMahon turns his track
over to horses today for a
rodeo that top Canadian
cowboys say will shake up
the directona of the Calgary
Stampede and return “real’’
rodeo to its Canadian
heartland. .

McMahon, theczar of loca}
motor racing, has pu
together what he calls the
first International Raceway
Stampede, a three-day show
running through Sunday.

It’s significant because it
has been accredited by the
Canadian Rodeo Cowboys
Association and the
Professional Rodeo
Cowboys’ Association.

As a sanctioned event it
will attract top cowboys such
as two-time world saddle
bronc champion Mel Hyland,
elghttime Canadian
bareback champion Dale
Trottler and Doug Vold,
current Canadian leader in
saddle brance standings,

They and highly-rated col-
leagues passed up the
Stampede thla summer when
Stampede directors. refused
io increase prize money as
much as the CRCA wanted,
CRCA then refused to
sanction the event, although
it’s the biggest rodeo In the
country and one of the big-
gest on the continent,

“We're going to really
pack them In and open the
eyes of the Stampede
board,"’ Vold sald in an
Interview, “I predict you'll
see anywhere up to 8,000
people packing the raceway
every night,

‘WANT Good ae erving '

“The people are cr or
good rodeo again. They're
lired of the garbage they aaw
at the last Stampede.”

McMahon has put up $4,000
In prize money, The total
purse will be $12,000 thanks
to fees paid by the 175
entrants. The drawing card
Is the money, the points and

McMahon's willingness to

live by the traditional rules
of individual competition,

The Calgary Exhibition
and Stampede board broke
with the past this summer
when it had not-assoclation
cowboys perform in teams.
Olficiala sald the team
concept would bring in new
fans; CRCA sald It would
limit the number of entrles,

Hylandsald: “Team rodeo
defeats the whole purposs of
this sport, It takes away the

entire basis of the
competition: man versus
animal.”

McMahon admitted the
rodeo this weekend is an

*giferimént+and may see
mistakes in organization.
“But it's a totally legitimate
show and if it works I may
take on two rodew a year,
one in the spring and one In
September,

The Stampede board has
made plana to continue team
rodeo with non-association
cowboys.

Marshall Copithorne,
Stampede director, sald
Tuesday the board has
ratifled a proposed two-year
contract with the North
American Finals Rodeo
Commission, based In
Billings, Mont., to continue
supplying cowboys for the
next two years,

Some fans and local sports
writers expressed dis-
appointment with them team |
concept used at the
Stampede this summer,

Gold
didn’t
help

MEXICO CITY (AP) ~
Betsy Rapp won her third
gold m In swimming
Thursday, but generally it
was a day of disappointment
for the once-h United
States as the Soviet Union
continued its strong per+
formance at the 10th World
University Games,

Three more American
tennis entries went out,
tea alive only the top- ©
seeded men’s doubles team
of Dick Metz and Blaine
Willenborg in a sport in
which the Americans
expected to do well —
certainly better than the
single medal possibility that
mow exists,

The Americans, who
brought a full delegation
tothese games for the
second time in hopes of
breaking the Soviet
dominance, also were
blanked formedals for a
second time in a diving event
and were ahut ont of medals
final —" which on

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