"'MANCHESTER'VS LIVERPOOL

English soccer |

~- LONDON (AP) — Liverpool without _

Kevin Keegan ... Manchester City plus
Mike Channon ... Manchester United with a
new Manager. How will the English soccer
season work out? “ oO

Saturday will provide the first clues. °

_ Liverpool, the League champions and the
champions, meet. Manchester

United, the English Cup winners, in the
annual Charity Shield game at Wembley

jum,
- It will be a repeat of last May’s English
Cup final, when United edged Liverpool 2-1.

heavy loss. <
_ . Keegan, rated by many as the most
da erous striker in the Pinglish

8 left Liverpool for Germany. and
for Hamburg. And Manchester Uni hes
parted company with Tommy Docherty,
the fiery manager who built most of ‘the

current side.
- How will the departure of these two affect
the two teams? Liverpool won the
_ English League in the last two seasons
y through the strength of its reserves.

largel
David Fairclough, hailed as a great-young

. Striker of the future, has ‘scored some
goals for Liverpool but.

important winning

has played mostly as a substitute and has

never gained a regular place in the lineup.
Fairclough will be the favorite to take
feegan’s place. The future. of Liverpool

could depend largely on how this exciting

young star develops this season.

But since then both teams have suffered a

League, :

‘team to win the

Docherty’s successor at Manchester
United is Dave Sexton, former manager of
Queen’s Park RangersnHe was chosen
because he fits in with the United tradition
of attacking football. ;

“I mean to perpetuate the Manchester

United traditign,’’-Sexton said. “I’m not —

making any rash predictions but this team
has the greatest possible potential. I could
not wish to take over a better one.”
stata gue at ec
e alot of goals. He will expect Steve
Loppell and Gordon Hill, the nearest th
in English soccer to a pair’ of old-fashion
wingers, to provide Pearson with his
chances...

While United hopes to make up for the .
loss of a manager, local rivals Manchester
City has a new star te raise the team’s
image. Mike Channon, a regular scorer for
England, moved from Second Division
Southampton ‘on a transfer fee of $525,000,

' “Channon wilt provide the extra power
we need to win the championship said
Manchester City manager Tony Book.

Channon remained loyal to Southampton

for years after belpin the Second Division

; nat Cup in 1976. But

finally he ylelded to the lure of possible top

honors— and he sees Manchester City as
potential champicn. Oo

‘With the players Manchester City has,

we ought to have a great chance of Ez.
the league championship,’’ Channon said.

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. BLOOMINGTON, © Minn. -

(AP) — Tommy Johnson of
Minnesota Twins is enjoying
his first full season in the

major leagues, but it’s been -

fbovg fle ter
ef pitcher.
Johnson, 12-3 with 13
saves and a 2.62 earned-run
‘average, is a major reason
fhe Twins are challenging
w the lead -in baseball’s

American, League West.

“Phe 26-year-old Johnson —

suffers from a_ nerve

ago,
-“They’re both well-

avatéed by the heavy":

eon in the right: arm,

workload this season.
““On some pitches. it'll

really hurt, but then. it'll”
seem okay on the next one,” ”

said Johnson, who has
tehed 107 innings in 50
games for the Twins.
© “T don't know from night
to-night how Tommy's arm
will feel at this stage of the
season,’ said manager
Gene Mauch. ‘He's pretty
- much living with a constant
arm now."

“eta
ying primarily ona.

sinker, hard slider and
fastball, the curly-haired
_ Johnson is required to put
great stress on the arm. |
‘‘Pommy’s very
conscientious and works as
hard as anyone,’ said
trainer Dick
with heat packs 15 minutes
every day before he goes out
and use ultra-sound three or.
four times a week for a few
minutes.” =.
” Martin says Johnson and
former Minnesota pitcher
Bill Campbell, now with
Bosten, are comparable
0 5 ens.
i was 108 with 20
saves for the Twins one year

artin..“Wego ~

defined muscular]

very same size, have good
flexibility and gaol co-

ordination.”* ©
Martin enjoys working
with the reliei pitchers, who
he says area different breed
of athlete. =.
“More than anyone else,
for

they have to be. pre
physically and mentally for
a game evéry “day,”' “says

. with no"
- extra weight or fat,” said
Martin. ‘‘They’re about the -

Martin: “They have ood
temperaments. You don’t
see them brood after a loss,

because they know they've .
got a job to jo again the next -

“Mauch doesn’t take any

chances: with Johnson

- though. If his bullpen ace

doesn't seem to be throwing
t, he’lk remove him.

' “We can’t afford to push

‘him. % much,” said Mauch.

. “After all, we've got 50

ames to go'and we might

. fustineed in 25 of those.”

B.C.as.top team |

no long
- ST, JOHN'S, Nild, (CP)

field hockey matches at the
‘Canada Summer Games is
no longer. predictable and
that’s just fine with officials
of the national association.
Madeline. Gaunt of
Toronto, a . national
association sector, said
Monday Ontario, Quebec
and British Columbia have
traditionally dominated the
. B.C. is the defending
champion.

coaching and programs and

most matches now are even..

‘The newer’ provinces are
much stronger this year”
than four years ago at the
1973- Summer Games- in

‘Burnaby, B:C, she said.

. Joyce Harris of West Van-
couver, B.C., one: of two
internationally: certified

women’s referees, said the |

Dark is predicting —
“tight race to‘end .-

‘-GHICAGO (AP) — Alvin
Dark, who traded the blue
and red of Chicago Cubs for

doesn't strike ‘out. Steve

Ontiveros doesn’t strike out.
It’a just a buneb of guys who

‘the brown and gold of San - like to

Diego Padres, is: predicting
a: bDlackand-blue finish for
his old baseball team.
“SAY four teams all the
way,” said Dark as he
assessed the tight race in
the: National League East
am on 6 Chicago,
- Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
and'St. Louis. = = *
‘Dark, a coach with the
Cubs this season ‘before
over as manager of
the: Padres, sat in the
visiting clubhouse during 8
weekend series here and re-
flected on the battle for top
spot in the East.
::“] think they'll last all the
way. They (the Cubs) score

runs; They don’t go into long -

‘slumps... There. are no
strikeout men. They’re

_ always getting a piece oi the
‘ball. and making you go get

play ball.” ;
- Dark said that while many

observers discounted the
team’s cliances, he was
optimistic in spring training

at the Cubs— who made
many off-season changes—
would do well. Three of.the
new faces—Ontiveros, Bill

Buckner. and: Ivan: De--
Jesus are ‘regulars in the

"He doesn’t think much of

-ghanee; they: had. no |

“Jerry Morales doesn’t: ..

~striice out, Larry Biltner ;

“belp, Dark predicted.

the notion that the Cubs’
inconsistent pitching staff
could be their downfall, .

‘In spring training,
everyone said they had no

pitching. People have been

saying all year they had no

pitching: But they're still up
ere, ad

-The loess’: of. relief - star.
Bruce Sutter with an injury .

will hurt the Cubs, but the
acquisition . of veteran
fireman. Dave. : Giusti , will

. t.

But the other provinces © credited
have been improving their .

assured |

— The outcome of women’s

competition is much more §
even,

_ In openin ames
“Monday, British Columbia

defeated Manitoba .2-0 and

Ontario edged ‘a_ stubborn §

‘Prince Edward . Island
squad 2-0, A few years ago,
-Ontario would ‘have de-
feated PELL 101-1, Gaunt
said. :

The skills of many of the .
layers are noticeably @

tter than those of four
years ago, she said. She

and the growing number of
qualified coaches. The game:

is played: in many high,

schools and universities. «
- The skills -improvement

Makes’ Gaunt’s job ‘more #
lector, she |
scouts the teams looking for -

enjoyable, As a@

possible talent for the team
hat will represent Canada
in. the. 1978 worl

‘The girls here are 23. and
"under and many could be in

their prime by 1879. Some
might also be Atle to play on §f

the Canadian teams that

‘will contest the Americas .
‘ Cup in Mexico in October &
and an intérnational tour- .

‘nament in California in
December.

The women’s national
team’ finished 13th in last
year’s world tournament,
moving ‘up from their 16th-

place finish in the previous i

championship. .
‘Wotmen's field hockey will:
Fo ingluded. in the 1680
ympics. in’ Moscow, the
‘firat thin
on the program. Men's field
hockey hag been in the
~ Olympics for years.

| The‘ most: recent ice-age
glaciers began retreating
about 16,000 years ago. It haa

_ years since the last ice sheet '
melted off the Scandinavian
peninsula, and ‘scarcely’
' + 6,000 ‘years since it disap-

Canadian malnland. Both :
regions are still rebounding
_ fronn. the release. of weight,
_S- yising .aa-much as elght in-

“ches a year,

the: association's #%
developmental. . programs fag:

‘tournament in - Vancouver.

ethe sporthas been §

been ‘‘only’: some 8,000 §

peared fromthe northern

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