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PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Monday, July 18, 1977

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Terrace Col

Hazelton catcher Winston Leary never got a chance to
show his ability on this pitch as Willie Harvey of the
Terrace Colts sent the ball into left fleld for a single. The
Colts, however, did not get encugh of these singles as

BULKLEY VALLEY BASEBALL

ts drop twin-bi

they dropped both ends of a double header to the visitors
in Bulkley Vailey action Sunday at Rotary Park.
Hazelton won by scores of 11-3 and 5-2.

By DAVE HAMILTON
Sports Editor

The Terrace. Colts
dropped a pair of games to
Hazelton on Sunday at Kerr-
Rotary Park in Bulkley
Valley League play. The
Colts record drapped off to 5
wins and 15 losses as they
lost by scores of 11-8 and 5-2.

in the ‘first game the
visitors were led by catcher
Glen Brennan who collected
three hits in four at bats and
scored twice. | Five Colts
errors also helped the
Hazelton cause.

- The Colts came out like

pangbusters in their half of
e first. after holding the
visitors scoreless. The first
four Colt batters reached
‘base safely and completed
the four base circuit. Hits
by Will Harvey and Jim
Webb, an error by the
Hazelton first baseman and

ll to H

avwalk to Guy Farkvam led .

"and die though

the Colts to their 40 lead,
Hazelton came right back.

, as they tallied three times

in the top of the second as
Sam Palano, Dick Smith, .
Greg Bonneville, Winston
Leary and Brennan all
picked up singles.

- The Colts did not roll over
as they came
right back with three ‘ of

their own in the bottom half -

of the inning as Webb,. Boh
Sheridan and Farkvam ‘all
crossed home plate,

This was the last of the
rallies for the Colts as they
managed only one more run,
that coming in the bottom
half of the. seventh with the
score 11-7 in Hazelton’s
favour.

Meanwhile the visitors
continued to roll along as

“they picked up five runs in

the top of the fourth and
three more in the sixth.

" hit a two run homer to all

azelton.

. From then on the Colts

In the fourth four hits and
three Terrace errors gave
the Hazelton club all the
Opportunity they needed to
add to thelr run total. -
In the sixth Sam Palano

but put the icing on the cake
for the visiting team.
Winston Leary went the
distance for Hazelton and
icked up the victory. Bob
eridan went the full seven.
for the Colts and was tagged
withloss. =
The second game saw less
hitting- and stronger
deJensive play as both clubs
had trouble getting runners
‘on :

on.
Each team scored two |
runs in their respective half

of the first. For Hazelton it -

was Ray Sturney, Bob
Wilson and Palano picking
up singles. ‘Terrace got a
single from Will Harvye and
‘a double by Webb. ’

of Darcy

‘untimely Terrace errors,

"both went the distance with

‘leading Smithers Glaciers.

were held scoreless as Glen
Brennan struck out eleven
Colts and allowed them only
on ehit, yo
Hazelton only got four hits
Budiselich in-‘the
last six innings- but the
were timely hits and,
combined with some

they managed to bring in

three more runs before the

game’s end, .
Brennan and Budiselich

the former picking up the
win and the latter the loss.

Next week the Colts travel
to Houston to take on the.

The Reds, Terrace’s other
Bulkley Valley entry, were
idle on the weekend. They
return to action on Sunday
when they host the league

By - THE CANADIAN
PRESS

Jay Johnstone belied two
home runs and Steve
Carlton became the first 13-
game winner in the National

earue as Philadelphia
illies beat Chicago Cubs

’ #2 Sunday.

Carlton gave up only four
hits and two walks in eight
innings before giving way to
Tug McGraw on a_ hot,
humid day that saw the
temperature on Veterans
Stadium Astroturf pass 120
degrees for the second day
in a row.
. The victory pulled the
Phils within two games of
‘the division-leading Cubs in
the Nationat League East.

In other National League
action, Gary Carter's
‘sacrifice fly scored Chris
Speier with the winning run
as Montreal Expos rallied
for five runs in the bottom of
the ninth inning and de-
feated St. Louis Cardinals 8-
7

Bob Watson and Enos
Cabell drilled solo homers
off rookie Doug Capilla and:
Mark Lemongello snapped a
seven-game losing streak as
Houston Astros stopped
Cincinnati Reds 3-1.

A ground ball by Willie
Montanez scored Rod
Gilbreath from third base in
the bottom of the ninth
‘inning, giving Atlanta
‘Braves an 11-10 triumph

(SUNDAYS ACTION =5
weather for baseball.

over San Francisco after the
Giants had come from
behind with five runs in the
eighth and three in the ninth
to tie the score.

HOMER POWER

Home runs by Dusty
Baker and Ron Cey powered
Los Angeles Dodgers to a 4-3
victory over San Diego
Padres and enabled Doug
Rau to win for the.11th time
in 12 decisions.

John Candelaria pitched
five shutout innings before
being removed with a back
ailment, but they were
enough for him to gain

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

NATIONAL LEAGUE
East
WoL Pct. GBL
Chicago 53 35 .602 —
Philadelphia 52 36 .578 2
Pittsburgh 50 42 843 5
St. Louis 47 45 .511 8
Montreal 42 47 1472 11\2
New York 37 54 .407 17¥2
West ;
Los Angeles 59 33 .641 —
Cinelnnatl 48 41 539 914
Houston . 43 50 462 12
San Francisco 43 51 .457 17
San Diego 40 55 .421 202
Atlanta 34 «(57 «4.374 24
Sunday Results

Philadalphia 4 Chicago 2

. Pittsburgh 3-3 New York 1-9
Houston 3 Cincinnati 1
Aftania 11 San Francisco 10
St. Louls 7 Montreai 3
Los Angeles 4 San Diego 3

EXPOS SWEEP 3-GAME
SERIES WITH CARDS

MONTREAL (CP)
Gary Carter’s sacrifice fly
scored Chris Speier with the
winning run as Montreal
Expos defeated St. Louis
Cardinals 8-7 Sunday to
sweep their three-game Na-
tional League baseball

series,

The. Expos entered the
ninth trailing 7-3, but drove
Cardinal's starter Eric
Rasmussen from the mound
when Andre Dawson tripled
and scored on Wayne
Garrett’s single and Del
Unser followed with a pinch-
hit single.

Dave Cash followed witha
single to load the bases
before Chris Speier followed
with a two-run double off
loser Rawly Eastwick, 4-6.

Ellis Valentine was then
intentionally walked and

in to walk Tony Perez on
four pitches to drive in the
tying run

Carter then followed with -

his game-winning blow to
fielder Hector Cruz.

Bill Atkinson, 6-2, gained
credit for the victory despite
giving up two runs in the
ninth on Rasmussen's
double, Jerry Mumphrey’s
triple and Garry
Templeton’s single.

Earlier, Templeton
doubled and scored a run in
the first inning and srnashed
a two-run triple and scored
in the second as the
Cardinals, seeking their
first victory at the Olympic
Stadium, jumped on
Montreal starter Wayne
Twitchell for six extra-base
hits and five runs in the first
two innings.

Baseball standings

reliever Clay Carroll came.

Reds’

NEW YORK AP - Tom
Seaver returns to New York
‘this week and all indications

int to his numination as

he National League’s
starting pitcher in Tuesda

inight’s all-star baseball
igame. ;

’ The former New York
Mets pitcher, now with
Cincinnati Reds, is almost a
sure bet to be named today
by manager Sparky

_ Anderson for a number of

reasons, not the least of
which is theatrical.

Adored in New York
during 10 years with the,

credit for his 10th victory, as
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated
New York Mets 3-1 in the
first game of a
doubleheader,

Mets won the second
game 93 with a six-run
explosion in the seventh
inning highlighted by Steve
Henderson’s first grand

slam home run,

In the American League,

‘Jim Spencer’s tie-breaking

home run in the sixth inning
backed the combined four-
hit pitching of Steve Stone
and Lerrin LaGrow, leading
Chicago White Sox to a 3-2

AME RICAN LEAGUE
a

st .

WoL Pct. GBL
Balilmore 53.39 576 =
Bastan 51 38 573) 4%
New York 50 42 643 3
Geveland 40 47 .460 10%
Milwaukee 41 49 .456 11
Detrol 41 50 .451 11%
Toronta a4 58 370 19

West .

Chicago 54 28 600 —
Kansas City 51 38 .573 2¥2
Minnesota 50 42 .543
Texas 46 43 517 72
Callfernla 42 46 1477 1
Oakland 39 «45) «4.493 «(15
Seattle 41 54 .432 15%

Sunday Results
Toronto 3-6 Detrolt 2-7
Minnesota 4-9 Oakland 1-5
Chicago 3 Bosten 2
Milwaukee 3 Baltimore 2 -
Kansas Cliiy 6 New York 4
Seattle @ Callfornia 7
Cleveland at Texas N

victory over Boston Red

xX, .

Dave Collins’ two-run
homer in the eighth inning’
carried Seattle Mariners to.
an 8-7 victory
California Angels. Rookle
Paul Thormodsgard pitched
a six-hitter to lead Min-
nesota Twins to a 4-1 victory
over Oakland A’s in the first
game of a doubleheader.
Larry Hisle drove in two
runs and scored three times
as Twins took the nightcap

9.5. -
JAYS SPLIT.

Jesse Jefferson . checked
Detroit’ on five hits and
struck out five to lead
Toronto Blue Jays to a 3-2
vietory over the Tigers in

the first game of a twin bill.

Milt May's pinch-hit home
run off Toronto’s Dave
Lemanczyk in the 11th
ining gave Tigers a 7-6

victory in -the second game. -

Rookie Moose Haas
checked Baltimore on three
hits before needing last-

‘inning relief help and Ed

Romero knocked in the
decisive run with an eighth-
inning single,
Milwaukee Brewers to a 3-2

- yictory over the Orioles,

Amos Otis drove in three
runs and Darrell Porter

‘belted a two-run homer to
’ give the streaking Kansas
_ City. Royals an 6&4 victory

and a three-game sweep of
New York Yankees.

Blue Jays lose
in extra innings

TORONTO (CP) — Miit
May’s pinch home run off
Dave Lemanczyk in the 11th
inning gave Detroit Tigers a
7-6 victory over Toronto
Blue Jays and a split of their
American League baseball
doubleheader Sunday before.
36,613 fans.

The Blue Jays, who won
the opener 8-2 on Jesse
Jefferson’s five-hit pitching,
also passed the million
attendance mark at home,
becoming the fourth
American League team to
accomplish the feat this

’ season,

After John Wockenfuss
struck out leading off the
11th inning of the nightcap,
May, batting for Chuck:
Scrivener, lined a 1-0 pitch
over the right field fence for
his ninth homer of the year.

ALL-STAR GAME

ace expected to start

Mets, highly respected by
Anderson and_ widely
achnowledged as the best
pitcher in the National
League, Seaver would be the
perfect jewel to stand on the
all-star diamond at Yankee
Stadium for the 48th
renewal.

More practically, Seaver
has had plenty of rest for the
starting assignment. He
last pitched on Thursday,
performing admirably with
a two-hitter against Atlanta
Braves. .

In fact, it was rumored in
Cincinnati that Anderson

itched Seaver out of turn
ast week just to prepare
him for the all-star starting
assignment.

The right-hander has a
remarkable career earned-
Tun average of less than 2
runs agame. Seaver was off
to another typically good
start -this season, winning
eight of his first 11 decisions,
before he was sent to
Cincinnati in a controversial
trade

‘Seaver’s latest victory —

gave him a 10-5 record and a
2.76 ERA and increased his
strike-out total to 113,.

Lemanczyk, 8-8, went the
distance for the Blue Jays.
The victory went to«John
Hiller, 5-9, the fourth Detroit ,
pitcher. ie

Ron Fairly, who will
represent the Blue Jays in
Tuesday night's all-star
game in New York, had

ree runs batted in the
second game, on hisi3th
homer and a two-run double.
Ron LeFlore hit his 10th
home run of the season for
the Tigers with a man. on,in
the third, tying the sc ,

The Blue Jays were
trailing 6-3 in the nightap
when they scored three runs
in the eighth, tying the
score, ee

In the first game,
Jefferson improved_ his
record to 69 and didn’t
allow a hit until the fourth.

among the best- in the

league.

Don Sutton of Los Angeles
Dodgers, another
righthander enjoying a good

. season with a 10-4 record

and 2.59 ERA, has an
outside chance of getting the
starting assignment, but it's
more likely that he'll pitch
behind Cincinnati's ace.
Like Seaver, Sutton pitched
last ‘Thursday and will he
re!

League pitching staff are
relievers Bruce Sutter of.

Chicagoand Gary Lavelle. _

over

leading

FASTEST
YACHT
AROUND

NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) —
Ted Turner, owner of
Atlanta Braves and skipper
of Courageous, proved twice

Sunday that the America’s

Cup defender of 1874 may be
the fastest American 12-
metre yacht. |

Turner skippered
Courageous to victory twice
over Independence,

12-metre headed by

sailmaker Ted Hood of Mar-.

blehead, Mass., winning by

margins of 47 seconds and 45°

seconds. Bo,
The victories increased
Courageous’s record to 11-1
while Independence slipped
to a 2-10 mark.
Enterprise,

yacht vying for the New

York Yacht.Club honor 10.
defend the America’s’ Cup
series this year,

lost to
Courageous twice Saturday
in the first day of the
observation trials and has a
4-10 record since trial races
began last month.

- his goal for the

ie new ©
-records,”’ ‘he says.

the third

sted, -
Completing the National .

an

_EDMONTON STAR

-Cutler’s major goal
is Eskies’ Grey Cup

VANCOUVER CP -
Kicker Dave Cutler of
Edmonton: Eskimos is
closing in on a much-
coveted Canadian Football
League record, but he. says
ear is
‘helping his team to the Grey
OoEth
__ “There was a time when I
thought a lot about
“Now
you get to the point wheré
you just want the ball club
todo well.” .

In his nine seasons with
the: Eskimos, Cutler has
booted 966 points, and he
needs only six. more in the
Sunday night western

‘conference game against
Winnipeg Blue Bombers tq=
overtake former Eskimo |

star Tommy-Joe Coffey and .
become the second-highest
socrer in CFL histery,
He is also within reach.
this year ‘of shattering the
all-time mark of 1,080 points
set by Larry Robinson,

formerly of Calgary
Stampeders.

Cutler's toes have leit a
firm impression on the
Eskimos. over the years.
Fans .have no trouble

his - last-minute,
game-winning scoring
efforts, his CFL season
scoring titles and his
current string of 92
consecutive converts.

“When I came here from
college, I never considered
myself a kicker. I was a
pla er. I’ve got a
inebacker’s heart and a
granny's body.”
‘TOUGH CONTEST SEEN

Despite Cutler’s
formidable kicking and the
equall-proven. .ability...of.

spatter b aodk eniqsPoan:
Wilkinson and Bruce
Lemmerman, the Eskimos
‘are in for a tough contest
against the Bombers.

Running backs. Jim
Germany and Larry
Washington will see their
‘first ‘regular-season action

as will punter Gerry

Kuntyk.

“They'll be ready,”
Winnipeg general manager
Earl Lunsford says of the
Edmonto squad. “They’ve
been sitting there behind the
woodpile waiting for us.”

The gameis the second for
the Bombers, who downed”
Saskatchewan Roughriders
33-11 in their season epener
last week and went through
the exhibition season with a
+0 record. ;

Few lineup changes are
planned from last week’s
game, *

Ralph Brock is expected
tostart as quarterback, with
Harry Knight ready tocome
in needed; ‘and kicker
Bernie Ruoff has already
shown himself to be in the
same league with Cutler.

Rookie Ray Honey will
likely get a shot at offensive
tackle when Buddy Brown
goes back to his normal
guard position. oa

Angels get triple whammy —

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) —

Pitcher Nolan Ryan, who's

been mesmeriz' major
ivague hitters for the last 10
ears, now has brought
yypnotigm fo his own team.
he California Angels’
strikeout king, in «the
limelight the last few days
for his refusal to pitch in the
all-star baseball game, went

to hypnotist Arthur Ellen |
last year and this weekend -.
Ellen hypotized the team;-

before a game. ot.

The Angels won the
contest Againat Seattle 5-4
Saturday and Ryan added

another to his growing .
string of records by atriking

out 12, marking the 98th -
‘ime he has fanned 10 or

more in a game.

That bettered the mark he

Floyd |
triumphs

SUTTON, Mass. AP - Ra

Y
Floyd just managed to hold.

off Jack Nicklaus’s
challenge and joined the
elite ranks of golf's $1

Tnillion winners with a two-

under-par 69 that staked
him toa one-stroke victory

. Sunday in the Pleasant
- Valley Golf tournament.

' Old pro Julius Boros also
broke through the $1 million
barrier and said he may

"retire after 28 years on the

pro tour. . .

Floyd, who led or shared
the lead throughout the last
three rounds, claimed the
10th title of his career witha
271 total, 13 under par and a
tournament record on the

hilly, 7,191 yard Pleasant.

Valley course,
He collected $50,000 from
the total purse of $250,000

and pushed his career A

earnings to $1,011,605.
Boros, who won the 1952 and
1963 U.S. Opens and the 1968
PGA national
championship, picked up
$512 for a tie for 57th and
went to $1,000,272.

shared with one of his
heroes, Sandy Koufax,
formerly of Los Angeles
Dodgers.

“T was having trouble.
-with my delivery last season
and I decided to try
hypnosis," Ryan said
Sunday. “It is mostly a
matter of getting people to.
relax, to stay within
themselves, Wy ate
about outside 37
SQUAD HYPNOTIZED

Ryan told general
manager Harry . Dalton
about Ellen and Dalton
engaged his service for the
team. Ellen hypnotized the

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squad during a 20-minute
‘meeting before Saturday's
‘game. moo
| He held a special session
with Don Baylor, who is in a
deep hitting slump, and
Baylor went out and
homered in the eighth inning
to give Californié the win.
alking about his
strikeout record, Ryan said
“it was particular]
atifying because he hol
oufax in such high regard,
Although Ryan says he is
proud of his record of 383
Strikeouts in one season,
that record appears
destined to be eclipsed this

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s 234 in 3 games at the -
all-star break, and if he gets -
40 starts, that projects to 407
by the end of the season.
The winningest pitcher in
the American League with a’ °
13-8 record, Ryan doesn’t .
try to conceal his
disappointment at not being
chosen initially for the all-
star staff. Manager Billy -
Martin of the erican
League didn’t pick Ryan on
the staff of eight for
Tuesday’s game in New.
York, but later named him
to replace team-mate Frank
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