. Hockey League season. “I want them to expect to League East. and a 7-5 victory over St.; losing streak with a 5-l
7 He's not interested in bemore than one of 16teams ‘The Pirates took a 1-0 lead Louis Cardinals. victory over New York
players, no matter how in the playoffs, You're as . against Steve Rogers, 13-10, JoeFergusonhittwohome Yankees in the firat game of ‘;
talented, “who can’t get goodasyou think you can be, ; in the third inning as Parker runs and Steve Garvey and a twi-night doubleheader. ‘|
along ina team setting,’ he so there's no reason we hice drove in Omar Moreno, who Dusty Baker had one aplece = And Mike Hargrove ripped i
said in an interview. *  gshowldn’t shoot for first : had led off with a single, to lead Los Angeles Dodgers a run-scoring triple with one ni
The Oilers opened training _place."’ stolesecond and advanced to to. a 84 victory over Atlanta out in the ninth to give the 4
camp Monday with 67 Sather has a combination third on Tim Foli’s sacriflee as the Braves’ Phil Niekro Indians a 6-8 victory in the :
yers in camp and Sather of youth and age to select bunt, absorbed his 20th loss.

Page & The Herald, Tuesday, September 18, 1979

Team effort
the answer

EDMONTON (CP) —
Team effort is coach Glen
Sather's ultimate objective
in preparing Edmonton
Oilers for their first National

ld he is looking forward to
some keen competition for
“a lot of open spaces,”

Sather is convinced he has

task, he added, is to convince
the players they are capable
of accomplishments: greater
than those usually tumed ir
by expansion teams.

from in his bid to make the
Oilers respectable — from
18-year-old wonder kid
Wayne Gretzky to

Dave Parker hit a pair of
run-scoring singles and Don
Robinson tossed a six-hitter
to pace Pittsburgh to a 2-1
victory over Montreal on
Monday night and move the
Pirates a full game ahead of
the Expos in the National

Robinson, 8-6, scored
Pittsburgh's second run in
the fourth when he reached
base on a oneout single and

Elsewhere, Manny Trillo
raced home from third on
third baseman Ken Reitz’
error with twoout in the ninth
inning and Garry Maddox
followed with a run-scoring
single as Philadelphia
Phillies rallied for three runs

In the American League,
Al Cowens and Darrell
Porter drove in four runs
apiece, lilting Kansas City to

irates up one

run homer in the first inning
dnd Jim Rice added a three-
run shot in the third as the
Red Sox defeated the Blue
Jays 5-4 in the second game.

Rick Waits pitched a five
hitter to help Cleveland
Indians snap a five-game

nightcap. ;
Buddy Bell drove in two
runs with a first-inning
single and teammate Pat
Putnam also drove in two

the talent to create a good goaltending veteran Dave went to second on asingle by a 16-4 rout of California and runs as Texas Rangers beat
hockey team, The crucial Dryden, who will be 38 years Folibefore Parker delivered moving the Royals within Oakland A’s 6-3.

old in less than two weeks. his second RBI hit.’ two games of the.Angels in _ Paul Molitor's three-run

Dryden and Greizky, who The Expos gol a run back the AL West. homer in the top of the ninth

Record

yearling

VANCOUVER (CP) ~ A
bay colt consigned by Lois
Bennett of Westbank, B.C.
brought a record $62,000

has a 20-year contract with
the Oilers, will almost
certainly be among the six or
seven players Sather expects
back from the Qllers con-
tingent that reached the
World Hockey Association
finals last year.

The training camp roster

in the fifth as Larry Parrish
slammed a lead-off double

with a single. When centre-
fielder Moreno had difficulty
picking up the ball behind
Shortstop, Parrish came
home on the errar.

In other NL action,

and Rodney Scott followed’

Al Bumbry and Ken
Singleton hit solo home runs
to power Baltimore Orioles
to a 2-1 victory over Detroit
Tigers.

Bombo Rivera’s two-run
triple, the only hit in a five-
run fifth inning, helped
‘Minnesota Twins keep alive

lifted Milwaukee Brewers
past Seattle Mariners 7-4.

SET ANOTHER RECORD

NEW YORK (AP) — With
two weeks left in the regular
season, major
baseball has set another
attendance record, it was
announced Monday by

league -

Sunday at the annual includes seven goaltenders, Houston Astros reduced their pennant hopes. with a
yearling sale of the British 16 defencemen and 11 Cincinnati Reds’ lead in the 10-3 victory over Chicago commissioner Bowie Kuhn's
Columbia Thoroughbred players at each of the for- . West to 144 games witha 21 White Sox. office. Through games of i

Breeders’ Society,
The colt by Hail To Vic-

toryTasty by Oil Capital was On defence, Sather has ninth-inning sacrifice fly and tworunsinthe bottom ofthe compared with 40,636,866

bought by Vancouver Island veterans Al Hamilton, Lee . Joe Niekro's six-hitter. ninth, then scored the last season. Six teams —

lumberman Herb Doman. Fogolin and Colin Campbell 3 The Reds, meanwhile, lost winning run on a throwing Baltimore, California, ;
The $62,000 price was more to provide seasoning for . a 7-4 decision to San Fran- error by Boston catcher Milwaukee, New York

than three times higher than
the sale’s previous record
price — $20,000 last year for
the filly Extra Dear.

ward positions — centre,
right wing ard left wing.

youngsters such as Kevin
Lowe, the Oilers’ top pick in
the NHL entry draft, Pat
Price and Doug Hicks,

Pat Elwood knows what he

Lf a

‘I do with the 13-pound coho which him this Lurb

Jensen electricsmoker in the Skeena Mall-Daily Herald fishing derby.

victory over San Diego
Padres on Cesar Cedeno’s

cisco Giants on the strength
of a fiverun first inning
keyed by Roger Metzger’s
two-run triple.

Rick Cerone doubled home

Mike O’Berry as Toronto
Blue Jays defeated the Red
Sox 5-4 in the opener of a twi-
night doubleheader.

Fred Lynn belted a two-

Sunday, major league at-
tendance totalled 40,698,124

Yankees and Texas in the
American League, and Mon-
treal in the National — have
set single-season attendance
records,

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