MILWAUKEE (AP): —
Fred Holdsworth,“i0th man,
oon the Milwaukee Brewers’.
19-mai: ‘pitctilng ataff, did

what: | his... colleagues:
generally’ had. ‘failed to. do,
, Holdsworth’. snapped
‘George. Brett’, ‘streak of
eight lee in’ as many official,
times” “at. * bat: ‘Wednesday

Bot

Brett's ee ‘average
dropped only a ppint to .406
‘ Ferith his 1-for-8 night, and the
“Royale ae a team’ main al.

: most as untouchable. Willie

ba

‘ "Bjett singled cif loser Paul

Alkens knocked: in two Yunis’ Mitchell, 4-3 “in” the. third
with a double and a‘sactifice’. inning: as his 8-for-8 streak
fly as the Royals. defeated tied a Royals’ record set by

American League baseball
game to open an 16-game
lead over” second-place
Oakland. A's in the -AL West. :

Elsewhere in the AL,
Toronto Blue Jays defeated ;
Texas... Rangers: :6-4,

| Cleveland. Indians defeated |

Minnesota Twins “41. and
Chicago. White Sox. edged -
Detroit Tigers a8 i, 14 in-

‘the Brewers 5-4 in an: Amos. Otis in 1970.
In the fifth, Brett'slapped a
Holdsworth . pitch on the’:

ground ‘toward’ Brewers
second. chaseman. -Paul
Molitor; who threw the ball ”
away: for .a “two-helag: erfor;

But the streak was over, and-:
Brett flied’ out. to. deep: left.

centre in the seventh,” ° ;
. Bratt was hit in the knee by
a soft: ¢urve by Mitchell in:

. the he first. inning. Howerar,

hab! Ws ‘he: ‘said. a
oa “yt { don’t lapghe pressure ‘

Brett: said : he vant uplet :

- that It cost: him atime at-bat
and possibly another’ hit.
“Hf it was a fast ball at my
head I. ‘probably. would have
‘beena little upset, but: not at.

and the’ media affectme, and

df Lestay- out.of-a prolonged.
“shuthp I've got. ‘a’ ‘chance to,

hit 400,

The Royals t took the tead
stay with a-first innlig run as. :
Willie, Wilgon. hit :@ sbloop
ouble, ‘teak ‘third, on 8. a Aly,”

; ball ‘and scored ton, Alken ty"

. “Bac ce fly. 8
They made it 4-0 with three

runs in’ the third. Brett

singled..with’ two!-out and

stole gécond. :Aikens and.
> Darrell: Porter hit. run. *
« patted-in doubles : ‘and Otis .

singled in Porter, :
Gorman’ Thomas hit a tyo-

* rut “homer, . “his. Sist,: “off
er Paul Splittrff, 10-9,

"Brewers pulled to within 43
inthe fifth. as Dick’ ‘Davis .

When Molitor’ doutiled and

singled and’ ‘raced - home -

- Clint Hurdle kicked the ball
in right field for an error.”

Hirdle hit his’ 10th homer
inthesixth, and Robin Yount -
closed ‘the Brewers! scoring

with his. 20th homer inthe
* eighth: +

Blue Jays a ‘Rangers: 4.
~ Ajfredo.-Grtifin . tripled
home two rung to highlight a
threerun -fourth - inning: that.

carried Toronto over’ ‘Texas, +:
2 John Mayberry doubled in.
-arunto give the Blue Jays'a:

$2 Jead in the -third-and
upped it to 42 the following.

dinning whien Griffin knocked:

in two runs, with. his inibie.
~ and scored on Ray ‘Hayell's :

double,

. Bump ‘Wills hada tw uf
‘homer for the’ Rangers. :

"Indians 4 fitwing L-
* Alan Bannister ungeked

- Bean ” ‘to’ lead~ Cleveland.

‘Barker, ‘08, :
"eight to give ‘him. 139 foe. ibe
year, tops in’ the. Aly.
winning his ninth game in. 0

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decisions since the: alata

game. .

-- White Sox 3 Tigers 2° ae
thee. runs with: two singleg,*
incliding the game-winner’

. in the 14th inning, to ‘pace, °
~-Chicago over Detroit, © =:
second hit ‘

_won hia 1éth game'af: he followed singles hy Leg:

- Johnson's

Sutherland and: Mik@:

‘Squires. In the third inning)’
‘the Whlte Sox took az ‘leat.

on singles by Greg Pryor ‘and:
Sutherland, a’ sacrifice by

us Sqfaires ¢ and a two-run nee .
. by Johnson. :

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers kept
=n clove playoff contention by
defeating Saskatchewan
Roughriders 24-16 Wed-
nesday night in a lacklustre
Canadian ‘football League

gare:

with q-record of three wins
and four losses for fourth
place in the Western Foot-
ball Conference, two points

Saskatchewan remains last
at 1-4,”

‘Winnipeg got ‘touchdowns
from . _ Rick House, Mike

Trevor..Kennerd converted
all three TDs and added a 15-
yard field goal...
Saskatchewan's touch-
downs were'scored by Ken

Mazuruk. Bob’ Macoritti

a. field goal.
convert | attempt. on the

fourth quarter failed.

that broke open a listless

an interceptlan by. Bob
Ezering late in the first half,
It ended ina Winnipeg touch-
down two playd later as
quarterback | Dieter Brock
found Holmes in. the end
mne.

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The ‘win leaves Bombers

behind Calgary Stampeders. -

Holmes: and Jog Poplawski. |

McEachern and Steve...

converted one TD and added ©
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A big play for the Bambers:
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‘sink Riders ....

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and threw the ball into my
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Braves still oie
Pirates with 7-4 win

game, lead ‘in the NL East

, over Montreal Expos, ‘who |
~" lost 1-0 to San Francisco el

Giants. ~

In other. NL action, Phila-
-delphia Phillies beat Los
- Angeles | ‘Dodgers 43; St.

“Louis. Cardinals walloped

Houston Astros.10-2 and San

,{Diego: Padres tured back:
jNew: York+Meta4-1y1
Bob Horner ‘drdve‘in five

runs ‘with a homer and a
double to lead: the Atlanta
offence. He slammed a
three-tuin shot in {he fourth

off loser Don Robloson, 5-7,

and drove in two more runs
in the. seventh inning with a

: double.

ie nig Mba a,
Eineiyaat ri Camp. Al Hrabosky pitched °

Bombers other big play late

in the fourth quarter, diving
to catch a-42-yard pass from

. Brock to score” another

Winnipeg touchdown. .
“['d have to consider it the

best catch of my career,’””
Poplawski ‘said. “It was a.

desperation dive.” ©
Brock, good on 20° of 5
passed for 315 yards, moved
past Ken Ploen to become
the Bombers career leader
in passing yardage with
16,583 yards in. aly 6%
_ SRASONE,
. John Hufnagel, who com-
pleted 21 of 39 attempts for
269 yards, was constantly on
the rui as the Bombers

defence kept the pressure on

him all night, forcing him to
rush his passes. ¢
‘Saskatchewan
plagued by
penalties that continually
pushed them out of scoring
position and twice wiped out
lengthy punt returns...
Quarterback. Joe Barnes,
‘obtained on the ‘weekend
from Montreal Alouettes, did

was

untimely. ©

not get into the game as

Hufnagel went ‘all the way
for the Roughriders.

Winn\peg. had 366 yards in
total offence, just #4 along
the ground, Saskatchewan
had 268 yards, 280 in the air,

Mark Bragagnolo leat
Winnipeg rushers with 38
yards in eight carries.
Hufnagel carried the ball,

‘three times for $6 yards,

Homes was the. Bombers
top receiver with eix catches
for 97 yards, Willy Edwards

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snared eight Hufnagel |

- passes for 133 yards,

. BRILL TOP JUMPER
DUBLIN (Heuter)’
Debbie Brill of Mission, BC.
won the women’s high jump:

event at an international .

athletics meet Wednesday

night.

Rick Matula, 8-12, walked

, two and struck out four in 71-

3 innings ‘before needing
relief help in the eighth from
Larry Bradford and. Rick

out: of a two-out, bvo-on
‘situation in the ninth to gain -
hip third save.

Giants 1 Expos0

‘Darrell Evans singled
home a fourth-inning run and
Ed Whitson combined with
‘reliever. Greg ‘Minton on a
twohitter as San Francisco
ctonped Montreal in a:game-.
deinyeud almost two hours by
rain, ;
. Whitson, #9, allowed his
only hit when Larry Parrish
singled: with two out in the
fifth, Whitson walked two °
and struck out two before
being lifted after the second
rain delay for Minton, who
recorded his 16th save.
Phillies 4Dodgers3
Stevé' Carlton’ became ‘the
first NL pitcher to win’ "30
‘games this season as he beat

Les Angeles with Pete Rose

driving in the winning run on
a ‘groundout in the. eighth
inning. + -

' Carlton, 20-7, allowed eight
hits and struck. out eight in
eight innings before being
lifted for a pinch hitter in the
gamewlnning rally. Tug
_McGraw pltched the ninth,
gaining his 14th save. Steve |
Howe, 6-6, was the loser.

A home run by Ron Cey,
his 20th, had provided the
Dodgers with a 3-3 tie in the
siath, |

Carlton won the Cy Young
. Award in 1972 as the NL's’

best pitcher with a 27-10

record.
Cardinals 10 Astros 2 .

- John Martin pitched seven
strong” innings in relief
during ‘his major league
debut and Ken Reitz
slammed a three-run double
‘to cap a five-run rally in the

’ third inning, pacing St. Louis
over Houston.

Martin, a left-hander
called up by St. Louls on
Tuesday, took over for right-
hander John Fulgham after
the Cardinal starter’s
shoulder, stlffened,

Padres 4 Mets 1

Jerry Mumphrey had
three hits and scored the go-
ahead run and Dave Winfield
éontributed a home run to

_ help San, Diego beat New
York.

San Diego starter Rick.
Wise, 5-5, gave way to Rollie
Fingers in the seventh after
allowing eight hits and New
York’s only run. Fingers
recorded his 17th save with
one-hit relief.

dl in
RAY ‘HANKIN- '

the 1979 Soccer Bowl
champion Vancouver
Whitecaps and | Seattle

contenders for 1980 — but in

: the end the present: victor

was not the team’of the past.

_ Rookie. forward - Mark.

Lions still. look:

for pivot. help.

“VANCOUVER (uP) _
BiC. Lions are ‘continuing
their searth for’a ‘backup,
quarterback following’ a

* dismal Canadian Footbail
performance - a

League
Tuesday by rookie: - -import
Roy Dewalt.

Dewalt completed just six
of 17 passes for 43 yards in a
17-17: tie with Hamilton
Tiger-Cats. The Lions had
the ball in the Hamilton’end

of the field four times in the -

first half’ and came away

with just seven polnts on two

field goals and a single. |
With Joe Paopao already

on the injured reserve list ©

‘because- of a separated,
shoulder, B.C. lost backup
Mike Nott when his stomach
pains were — diagnosed
Monday as_ infectious
hepatitis. Punter Lui
Passaglia, who played some
quarterback , in college, was

the hackip ta Dewalt against :

the Tiger-Cats.

The’ ‘Lions’ had. two: other’
quarterbacks at practice in
recent weeks on 14-day trials
— imports Mike Kennedy
and Hoskin Hogan — but

they ; were’ "peleaied before.
‘the Hamilton game..A club
‘spokesman said: another :

quarterback’: may join the.

team as early as today.
B.G.; second in
Western Conference with 8,

the

Qed record, playa’ Mody th n°’

Montreal “the -

Alouettes; ©

. Dewalt, from Texas-
Arlington, had his. second
start against Hamilton -and
enjoyed same success With.
the runing game, but falled
miserably as a _dropback,
passer.’ +

| “Roy felt the pressure and
didn’t play..well at all, but
that’s expected. sometimes’
from a rookie,” said head

againat.

coach’ Vie. Rapp.: “We. had”

trouble. with ‘the. passing
game and it wa’ just one of
those nights when things
didn’t work out.” -

Rapp said: the Tiger-Cats
played more’ zone. defence
against the Lions than Sas-
katchewan Roughriders did
the week before, when
Dewalt made his first start a
success with a victory.

Sounders, the No. t Bowl

‘Overtime goal

: Tt was a ‘tight, opening ©
_ round playoff battle between’

Peterson rammed home the-
winning goal at 3:16 of the
first overtime period as:the
Sounders dumped _ the
Whitecaps 2-1 in the ‘first
game of their best-oftwo
North ‘American ; Soccer

” League series...

Peterson, who- scored ‘I

goals during regular-season”

play to set a league record’
for a firstyear. North

_ American player, . silenced

- the-crowd of 27,241 at Em-.

pire Stadium with his sudden :
# goal.

The Sounders, who led the
leagile in: wins with 25 in the
regular. season, ‘have’ a
charive to elitnitiate.the 1979.
’ NASL’ champion. Whitecaps’
on? Saturday in’ Seattle:
However, if Vancouver wins
that game, a 30-minute game
will be played afterwards to

arn Get rmine the firstround’

witmler, -

action, Dallas’ Tornado
blanked Minnesota Kickers
10,, Tampa Bay Rowdies
. shut out New England. Tea
Men 1-0, Edmonton Drillers
edged Houston Hurricane 2-
1, Washington Diplomats
beat Los Angeles Aztecs 1-0
and San.Diego Sockers
slipped by Chicaga Sting 2-1.

Ray Hankin. scored for —

‘vancouver in the first half
and the Whitecaps failed to

convert numerous other

chances against Seattle
" goalkeeper Jack Brand.

. B,C. TEAM WINS
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.
(AP) — Canadian champion
Trail, B. C., railied for a 9-8
victory | Wednesday over a
team from the U.S. Alr
Force Base in Madrid in the
Little League baseball world

series,

Kirschner seoted for
-monton as tie Dr liner 4

In -other ‘ NASL playoff:

- Striker Roger Davies alia:
scored for the Sounders. |
Tornado 1 Kicks 0:

Njego Fesa’s first; halt:

- goal gave Dallas its win over.
‘; the second leg of the two:

“game
Saturday night at the Rose.
: Bowl, -

Minnesota.
The Tornado: takes: A: M

lead in the series and cal:
eliminate the Kicks with: -

vietory Sunday at: Dallas
Rowdies 1 Tea, ‘Men 0

during a serambie i in front of ‘

‘the net with less than '2§:

minutes left to play to- give’
the. Rowdies a its victory.

over New England. belory:

1, 121 at Schaefer Stadluri.
~ Drillers 2 Hurrleang 1;; 2
‘Andre Qsstrom and. Ea

downed Houston~ ‘and, ‘Cape
tured the opening game: tn
their first-round series," :
Houston's lone goal’ fame ,
from Kai Hasékivi, "~~
Diplomats 2 Azteca 1 .
_ Bobby § Stokes scored his

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