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Stolen bases: - Butler,

victory. —.4-6-4 National

League baseball triumph

over New. York Mets, :;
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for Wallach, tying ‘him

;- with two other players for

the league lead. The three
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shaw, Tatonto, -77;.Boone, Cali-
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30, 1.000, 2.45.

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Gwynn, SD* 61-15 27 443,
Lefebvre, Pha 4307 17 5
Little, Atl - 70 14. 27 6
Ray, Pgh 50 21 3m
Sax, LA 63 12, 23 .465°
Matthews, Chl 9 47 157-362
Bass, How - 4207 1ST
' AcRynids, SO. SP. 11 97.356
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Davis, Chi - % 16

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‘to Gary Carter’s 20. An
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“ ealthy. 213."

‘But if is the manner in ‘

which - ‘the Expos’ have’
produced.as.a team,
rather than his. personal
that hes -im-

runs scored on the way to

'0.10-7 won-lost record, the
_Expos are- ..avéraging.

more than five runs per

gam
SCORING RUNS

“When, wa- lost - Al
Oliver, _ they’. aald . we.
weren’t going to be able
to, ,Bcore © runs,” .:
Wallach:
scoring, and the thing. I
like about itis that it’s not
the same people every

. dey who ave driving them

- “ne day it might’’be

. me,

‘sixth . : when: ;
“ connected ona $2 pitch.

another time ‘it’s
Gary (Carter) or Hawk

. (Andre Dawson)."

Both Dawson, with a

“* Spall, and Carter, hit by a

pitch, were aboard in the
“Wallach

by starter Walt Terrell, 2-

1,-and lined the ball over |
. second. inning with his -
teh home rus of the year.

the Ipft-field fence,

, “The blow erased a 43
defi

and «enabled

“Charlie Lea, the Montreal gi

‘"gtarter’ who scattered

- -elght . hits. through me

-firat seven. innings, to

“‘poat. hia third: victory. in
decisions.

. four

7 seventh,
*. before: -

Kansas:
City, 61.Camecho, Cleveland...37°.
/ Caudill, Oakland, 3. .

After'Léea was lifted for

leadoff: batter. in - the

_ ninth. - Lattinerder’ Gary
- Laas then ‘retired the
‘next. three . batters, in-

‘Cluding Kelth Hernandez

_ OB game-endiig double

“play, for his third* save.

eles, 17; Wallach, Montreal, 177°
Dawson, Montreal, $4: Foster, .

‘ew. York, - 14; «Garvey,
Diego, 14 Davis, Chicago, 14. -
Doubles: Carter, Montreal, 7;
Littis, Montren, 7; Francona,
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had since !’ve-been here. ...
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home {eo runs, making it.

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But the Expos cul the

“margin t6 4-8 in their half

of the inning with five hits
“Terrell, Consecutive

run, as did Pete Rose's

single. After Bryan Little
and Raines followed with
singles to load the bases,
Dawson . delivered...
sacrifice fly. = - -

. In other NL. action:
Chicago Cubs 6, S. Louis
Cardinals 2; and. San
Diego “Padres 6, San

Welch, 2-2, struck out.
five and walked one in hia. :

" Fravcisco Glants 2.

first _ routée-golng . per-

formance. of the season,
Hotton got its run off -

' Welch In the-first inning

when Kevin Bass singled,
stole second, moved to

‘ third on a passed ball and -

came home on a-double -
by Jose Cruz. Mike
Marshall got the run back |
for the Dodgers‘ in the .

and: his third:.‘in.,.
‘ames. ws

- But the Dodgers took |
the lead in the third as
Dave Anderson singled
and. was, owe to...
second Welch.

“Anderson moped to third.

on Steve Sax’a single and
acored on a sacrifice zs
by ‘Bill Russell.
Expos 6. Mets: 4:

Tim Wallach alugged i A
‘three-run homer to erase

a sixth-inning deficit and

‘Charlie’ Lea scattered

elght hits over the first
seven innings as-Mon-
treal defeated New York.”

Les, 8-1; walked.five and-
a. struck. out. ‘two before
leaving for a pinch-hitter

in‘the seventh.
Cubs € Cardinals 2:

Scott . Sanderson“ gave.”
up only:two: hits in seven.
innings of: work © and”

- Larry - Bowa...drove In:

three runs with a single, a.

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two and struck out none’:

before leaving for a pinch:
a three-run:
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‘Graig Nettles: drove: in

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’ Giants. Hawkins pitched ©
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five . hits. San: Diego

scored four runs in the.

. third and added three
- more in the fourth to take
command. ts
‘American league’

Cleveland Indians’
right-hander Rick . Sut-

cliffe figures he and his’ ,
_ Manager, Pat Corrales,’

both earned their money
, | during -a 31. American
 Tenpee baseball victory

Monday night over Texas .
bar don't like coming out ; wanted to give Emile
of ball games, but I get: °
, paid to pitch and Pat gets
‘paid to manage,”. said

Sutcliffe, who was pulled
Monday with a 2-0 lead,
two outs in the eighth
inning and Texas runners
at first and third. "We
“both did our jobs today,””
’ Reliever Ernie
‘Camacho came on. to
surrender: a run-scoring
single to Mickey Rivers
before notching his third
‘ave.
Elsewhere ..

‘Seattle Mariners 5;
‘Chicago White Sox 7,

Baltimore Crioles 6; snd

Boston. Red Sox ors
’ California Angels 0, ina

‘game halted-in the sixth

inning by a downpour.
Rain caused havoc in
‘Milwaukee, Detroit and
New "York ‘ad well,. as
games between Oakland

A’s and’ the Brewers, »

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At... cwass |:
Toronto Biue Jays” 8;

Hawise, 2-0, gave -up Minnesota Twins and the

-five bite and three of his.

Tigers and ‘Kansas City
Royals and the Yankees

were all postponed.

In Cleveland, ‘Corrales
did not hesitate in calling

“on ‘Camacho after Sut-'

cliffe gave up a fielder’s
choice grounder to Ned
Yost and a pinch single to

Bobby Jones in. the
eighth, even though Yost

was the. first Texas
runner to get past first

Rivers gets on base
against him I've‘ got to
‘bring Ernie ‘into.a real
mesg,” said Corrales. ‘I

some breathing room.”

Sutcliffe, 3-1, gave up
aix hits in 7:25 innings,

striking out four while not. ~
- walking a batter.

Charlie “Hough, 1-2;
went the distance, giving

“up eight hits as Texas lost

for only the second time
in its last seven outings.

‘The Indians loaded the
bases with one out. and
failed to score in the third

inning, but then scored

twice in the fifth. ©

Otis Nixon walked, was’

sacrificed to second by

Brett Butler and scored

on Tony Bernazard’s
triple to right centre.

Jullo| Franco ': followed -

with a double down the
left field line, scoring
Bernazard.

‘In the eighth, France

, singled, stole second and

‘scored an insurance run
on Andre

TCHL meeting

“The Terrace commercial hockey league will be

_ © having their annual meeting Wednesday night April

_ Sthat9pm. in thearena| banquetroom. ©.
Pe The purpose of ‘the meeting is to discuss’ future

_gblans and the ‘current status of the league. .

-The

questing will be* open, for discussion to any new

Al te

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Aha eA Sota] cdi

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+ “L know he (Sutcliffe) .
~ hada shutout going, but if

Thornton's’

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: bloop single to centre.
- Blue Jaya 3 Mariners 5

In Toronto, Dave Stieb,

“suffering from a flu,

seattered eight hits over 7
1-3 innings then went
‘home and cawied into
bed as reliever Roy Lee
Jackson took over to
preserve the —right-
hander’s third victory in
as many starts. Lioyd
Moteby drove in four
runs, three with a bases-
loaded double, and
George Bell cracked a
tworm . homer as
Toronto broke a three-
game losing streak.
Gorman Thomas
homered for Seattle.
Mark Langston, 1-1, was
the losing pitcher.
White Sox 7 Orioles ¢

In Chicago, Julio Cruz

‘chopped a run-scoring

single in the 10th inning ¢o

THANK YOU

Dave Mallett,

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chalrman of the. .
Loggers Bonspiel, would like to extend
thanks to all those who helped make |.
.the loggers successful::To the Royal..
Canadian Legion, all volunteers and
especially. Marie Beckley and the
ladies of the Terrace Curling Club.
Marie and the ladies worked around.
“the-clock in- the canteen.

bal neath eal ail

ere - |

beat Baltimore. Britt:
Burns worked the tast:
three innings in relief to
gain his - first victory

against one less. Tom...

Seaver started for
Chicago against
Palmer, but neither of the-
three-time. Cy Young.
award winners, each 0-3
this year, was around for:
the finish. Cal Ripken had
a home run and two
doubles for the Orioles:
Carlton Fish homered for
the White Sox.-
Red Sox 2 Angels 0.
Second baseman Marty
Barrett, making his first .
start of the season, drove.
in a run and scored the
other to enable Boston to
snap California’s five;
game streak.
Bobby Ojeda, 1-2, allowed
only three singles and
struck out aix. .

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