he

thio Blue i ays have
: Iate-inning ~ blues,

Seki A’s manager
Steve Boros Femembers
the feeling well, °°”.
“We came from behind
in’ a lot’ of games: last, '

‘season and it leads slip

“bay " Borde - redalled
Monday night. ‘Now, we
feel we can come. from -

behind and then wrap the

games up,”>.". *
Carney Lansford hit a

two-run homer’ in the |

eighth , inning off,

; the day. 2,
, There

“ Wabénto's’ “hele ‘Lmap, ‘Montreal ‘Expos a6 ‘and’
‘and the A’s beat Toronto Los Angeles . Dodgers '
4-3 in the only American _ defeated Chicago Cubs.4-
League baseball game of te

: rén error - by second '
Were . * two | hiseman Damaso Garcia -
National’ League games:
Cineinnati ‘Reds defeated rouble, .

got the Blue ways in

ite x : So hho.
7

; have late inning blues

‘tt ‘was the third come-
‘from-behind victory for
Boros's club, off to a 5-1
start and leading the
‘Western Division. Lan-
.sford, missing from the
A’s lineup a year ago
.. because of the death of an

infant son, has collected

. “seven runs batted in,

Perez meets Kuhn

Pascual i Peres poten a
interesting ‘dilemma for
baseball - commissioner
Bowie Kuhn: ~

The: Atlanta Braves
pitcher, convicted of
cocaine possession in the

- Dominican Republic, was

released ‘from jail
Monday and will head for
the United States this

week to resume his. him
career, he thinks,

Tt’s well-known that the
commissioner has been

investigating © Perez's

case, . undoubtedly
mulling possible penalties
againet the pitcher, in-
cluding suspension, fine

or both.
Under ai cloak of
secrecy, Kuhn is sup-

posed to meet with Perez

. and Braves = general

manager John Mullen
somewhere in New York
as s00n ‘as ‘possible.

Mullen’ has said he
hopes for leniency in

’ Perez's. case, He hopes

Kuhn will take into ac-
count “the fact that he

"has served three months —
; in jail.”

The Braves are con-
cerned, considering
Kuhn's track -record ‘in
such cases, But one thing
muddies the waters: an
arbitrator's ruling last
Tuesday softening Kuhn's

one-year suspension of

two similarly guilty
players.

Perer, 28, had beeri
jailed in Santo. Domingo
since Jan. 9, He was

- originally charged with

trafficking in cocaine, a
felony punishable by two
years Jn prison. On March
23, however, Perez was
convicted of a lesser
charge of possession, a
misdemeanor that cost

him $1,000, and, after a *.

prosecution appeal, Perez
is free,
His case is similar to

that of three players —.
then all with Kansas City --

— who were. suspended
for one year, subject to
review on May 15; fined,
and put on two years’

probation by Kuhn last.

Dec. 15.
The players were Willie
still with ,the

New York .- Mets;.

Willie Aikens, who was.
traded to Toronto Blue ~

Jays. These three had
pleaded guilty in federal
court in’ Kansas City,
Kan., to attempted
possession of cocaine.
They -were fined and
imprisoned for three
months,

. Algo suspended for one
year — without chance

‘for review — was Los,

Angeles pitcher Steve
Howe, who admitted the
use of cocaine but was not

charged In any court.

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In Saturday's race Ben Johnson finished second,

Dave Miklavic placed 8th, Jimmy Horner had a Nth

place flnish and Shaun Stevenson was 26th.

Qn Sunday Johnson was third, Jimmy Pegg
finished 20th and Stevenson was 27th.

The girls team failed to place in either race.
Michelle Johnson the top female from the club was

not participating,

This race was the final zone race of the season for

- the team. Several skiers are in Whistler this week

participating in the finals of the Fleischman's cup.’

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"until last Tuesday. when.

baseball's own aribtratar,

Richard Bloch, responded

toa grievance by Wilson ©
and Martin by shortening .

the suspensions to May
15, regardless of the
results of a review. That
cut the suspensions from
one year to five months.

. Aikens did not participate -
. in'the grievance. —

While upholding Kuhn's
right to suspend and fine
players, Bloch said the .:

Jength of the suspensions

was ‘‘too severe to
aquared with the. just-
cause _ requirement,
assuming, of course, good
behavior by the players.”

Now, Kuhn must rule on
Perez’s case.

Transactions &

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BASEBALL i .
American League

New York Yankees name Clyde
King vice-president’ and general
manager,
Bil: Bergesch ‘vice-president for
administration, Murray Cook

vice-president for scouting and
David Hersh axeculive for minor :

league

. Saskatchewan Roughriders sign
centre Bob Poley and defensive
end Rusty

_ Chicago Bears sion wide
recelver Sylvester May.

Kansas Clty Chiefs sign running 4

back Ken Lacy.

Los' Angeles Rams acquire
running back Owayne Critchtletd
fro

New York Jets acquire running
back Dest Thompson from Kansas
city oa

walvers: sign defensive backs -
Robert Lashley and Grian O'Neal, :
(inebackers Oennis Oltman and |
Dan: Beauford, tackles Joa Pip-.

scunski and
Chris Cowles, wide recelvers Chy

: Daviction and Gene Giles ang Hehe .

Houlton’ Ollers in exchance fora :
“1984 sixth-round craft chalce.

including . three game-

winning runs batted in,

this year,

+ “These kind-of games

‘ean give a club a lot of
confidence,” said Lan-
sford, who singled home a

tun in the sixth off
Toronte starter’ Jim
., Clancy.

The Blue Jays could use
some rebuilding of
confidence right now.

Py AYED SIX
2 We've played = six

great games and lost
three of them, two in the
eighth inning and one in
the tenth,"" manager
Bobby Cox. said. “That

be. error tonight was the first
we've made this season.”
' On Sunday in Anaheim,
reliever Roy Lee Jackson

tried to preserve a 3-1
lead for Toronto starter
Jim Acker, but Reggie
Jackson.- and |
DeCinces belted homers
in the eighth and
California Angels downed
the Blue Jays 4-3.

On. Monday night,
Toronto pulled into a 2-2
tie when two runners
scored on an infield single
by Garcia in the seventh.
George Bell . greeted
Oakland reliever Bill
Caudill with a homer in
the eighth and the Blue
Jays led 3-2. *

Caudill, -who had 26
saves for Seattle in each
of the last two seasons,
earned saves his first two
times out in an Oakland
uniform.

‘Caudill, 1-0, faced only
three batters In the ninth,
striking out pinch hitter
‘Ernie Whitt to end the
game.

In’ Cincinnati, Nick
Esasky drove in three
runs and Duane, Walker
belted & two-run homer in
his firat at-bat of the

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Pete Rose, the former
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playing left field for the
Expos, hada double anda
single in five at-bats to
leave him three hits shy
of 4,000 for his career.

Pedro Guerrero
slammed his first home

run of ‘the "season and
Mike Scioscia drove in
two runs with a bases-
loaded single as. Los
Angeles Dodgers down
Chicago.

Jerry Reuss won his
first start Of Ie Seeon,
giving up seven hits,
stiking out four and
walking © none.

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