. several years.’
The Royals ‘and Boston’ -
* Red. Sox: combined. foe SL.
nits, seven’ ,errors - anid: 17.
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. with two out in:

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Jetty. Coleman plays” a,
strange’: ‘kind "0 of numb

wen” Dt: for once’

gam
“numbers added.up | oa win -

“Jones yaa ‘one-third of
ue "@ffénce and 108 per cent

the’ Sari".Diego' manager,
‘observed Tuesday. night
after the one-time ace of the
Padres’. stat ended a. per:

gonal : seven-game National .
| League baseball losing.
“streak ‘by sécattering eight -
Chicago hits: ‘and beating the

Brett continues his hot

. today. ‘The start of the game - - Orioles win over, Texas. ©
Was “delayed two hours. by’
.¥ain. The :game, took three threatened with three rurs i

By The Canadian Press

‘Brett agreed there
hae fi't. ‘bepn.-a, game in
Kansas City like: this ane in

i

runs, with” ‘Brett, :

third base on an error:by Red,
Sox shortstop Rick Burleson:
bottont: of
the ninith to,gly! City -
a 9-6 American Yeas gue

_ baseball victory? =!

“phait's thélWelt oitb nat
long time,” ° “gaid the third

baseman, whose. four hits
raised his average ‘to. 382. -

‘With the loss, the Red Sox

: alipped into sixth place in the

‘American League East Divi-:
sion, . less” than” one- ‘per
centage > point. -
Cleveland Indians. ta

‘Seattle Mariners 7-2;
California Angels blanked

. Detroit Tigers 7-0;. ‘Mil-
. woukee Brewers defeated, -
.. Chicago White. Sox 5-15...
Minnesota Twins.edged New.

York Yankees 3-2 “and

Baltimore’ ‘Orioles downed

Texas Rangers: “453.

Royals 9 Red Sox a:
Brett extended hid hitting

which he has ‘driven in 18
‘runs and stroked three home.
runs.

A’s 6 Blue Jays 5.

Cbs 3. 3. .

Jones oe one ‘of: “ai Pittsburgh Pirates «+

ra Diego's thréd hits. ‘All three - Philadelphia Philltes i.
. Tung-against ‘Doug : ‘Capilla’ Houston Astros 6; Montreal

were unearned as, the: Cubs ;

* Lod: “angeles: ‘Dadgers w
_ loaded-the bases. ‘Two runs.
‘ stored -

gf our: adefence,” : Coleman;

itted four errors. :

a hen the season started,”
J had ‘visions. of ‘a. 20-win,

season,’ said Jones, the 1976.
Cy Young Award winner who
hasn't had a ‘winning season’
gince then. “The impact of.

, theseven losses in a row plus.

the ‘injury. (toa rib which -
sidelined him for a ‘month):;
really hutt mie"? 2,

In other NL games it was,

Eoxpos 4 Cincinnati Reds. 1;
"NewYork Mets 2. Atlanta
Braves ‘1 and San Francisco
Giants: #8L Louls. Cardinale
1, me

"Padres 3 Cubs 1°

‘ Jones, who struck out two
batters and didn't watk-any,

zipped through the game | in .

one hour, 58 milnutes:.’ ~
In the second inning, ‘Dave’

Winfield’s single, a. “walk ta. .
a peared oat Mike Vail’ single.

Gene Tenace and an error by’

CHL Johnson hit the. second: .

“home:

‘th his Tast nine appearances,

vere

‘ in Kansas City Rave seen ina run

- behind -

~ the bat for most of the game,”
“stroked \ a’ ‘ game-winning. “7

streak to 11 games, during ..,

Dwayne Murphy drove in”
_ two runs, including the ~
‘winner in the top of the:1ath, ”
inning, to: give: Opkland the:
victory, over ‘Toronto. in. |

_ ‘fhe «| Rangers *

hours and 49 minutes to com- -

etree

“the ninth before’ Martinez,
had

shortstop Ivan DeJesus

. When: . second ..

baseman. Steve . Dillard

misplayed a liner by, Tim ba
. the Los Angeles success. He*

Flanwery .

In the fourth, ‘the Padres . pl
loaded the bases on an.error

by | third, ‘baseman. ‘Lenny -
Randle and two walks, ‘anda-
run scored! when Ozzie Smith, .

was hit by-a pitch. °

The -only ‘run ‘off’ “Jones
eae in the. seventh when

of his’ three ‘doubles and .

entered ihe’ game to face
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ya blown’ one

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) = 0! am
-Stuart Lee acored Both goals’ yar
- ‘Tuesday night a Portland:

. Timbers’ “North,

| American Soccer League -
victory. over. Toronto . Biz, T

{| zard before 0,238 tyne.

Toroite’s | ie pct he

Dodgers it i0- pirates 2,

If Jones‘ was vital to both:
the offence and defence of

the Padres; Burt Hooton: was

even more jnstrumental., in:

tched a seven-hitter for his

‘peventh straight: win and
‘drove in four runs, three with: .
a homer;ias Les Angelen .

battered the Pirates.:
Phillles § Astros
Philadelphia: pulled even

with Houston-in the seventh.

dinning: when Mike ‘Schmidt
‘eracked a. two-run homer,
"then Lonnie Smith broke the:

tie: with: an- eighth-inning °
single and Bake. McBride -
added a-two-run ‘single,

~« "‘MeBridle had five singles and .

drove in three runs for the |

‘Phils. ,

: Expos. ‘ Reda.
~ Rookie | Bul GullieRson

" game-winning -

muffled cincinnati “with a.

- aix-hitter, striking out <10-,
_ Reds fora team: high , this... |.
personal’ career | ©
high. Warren. Cromartie,

year. ‘and.

Andre Dawson and ‘Gary

Carter had RBI {singles for

Montreal. ” :
: Mets 2-Braves woe

“Doug ‘Flynn, with a triple -
in ‘the | ‘second -inning, and
Joel. “Youngblood, . with “a
single ‘in the sixth, gave ‘the -

“ Mets" their: victory: over a

“Atlanta: rs .

Giants: ‘ Cardinals 1

- Larry. Herndon. drove. a.

three runs against. his for:

mer team with a triple anda.

_ single and Jack Clark Bee
up: his” league-leading ‘15th.
JRBI of: the
season aS the Giants beat st.

a F

mer" Kick by

os 7 _ Masted a shot, ito i: lower

feet away, -dribbled into the. ~,
net at 93:28 with Dale Mit-.
ae chell and Best eredited with :
: assists. ‘ .
Portland now hes a ‘4045

record, while “Toronto is i
4. a,

secon
"less decisively. Toronto
‘goalkeeper ‘Blagoje
Tamindzic leaped to grab the -
_+ ball but.was knocked: down, . |

_ by Portland’s Clyde Best, ,
. Lee’s shot, from about-eight |:

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plete and ended at 1: He Bm a eee

“indiana. 1 Mariiers: 2. —_

Sid ‘Monge: has’ regalned
his consistency in the bullpen ‘

and. Mike. Hargrove hit two -
Pun | to.¥ carry:
Cleveland « over , Seattle.” ,
‘Monge, the Indians’ relief
“age,, followed up a 1979) alle.“
‘star 3@Q800. ‘with ‘an’ “nef.
fective, first half‘la 1980, But:

fige’ Has yieliied only one: -
run .on: four hits in 16 23
innings. ”
Angels 7 Tigers | 0 ot an
Bobby Grich, who wanted, .
toplay in Detroit atone time, ~
drove in six ras with a pal’
of home "runs; one @ gratid
slam, to. lead. | California’'|:
“against the Tigers.: ae ne oe
Brewers § White Sox.l) |:
“Ben prhiat drilled ‘three. © _—
a he Va sltaiyt aang eo
athe orm enya

sold. "homer ‘to: lead - Moise: a:
Haas ‘and ‘Milwaukee. ‘to |
victory. wo

pwins 3 ‘Yenkeés 2:
Rob Wilfong, struggling at “y-

foreign sources,

single for, Minnesota after |
being baffled earlier by New
‘York veteran Luts Tiant. .
“ppis is-about the firat 4)
time this year that’ I've

walked in the clubhouse and,
felt igood,"” said: the Twine’.

second baseman. ! .

. Orioles 4 Rangers 3

"Baltimore reliever Tippy: |”
“Martinez got. pinch ‘hitter’|~
aaa eziak toblt a lazy tly to los
centre for the final out of the Ae

awe ay

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burned to generate, electricity...
With'oil prices star of
.. ‘sight’ we have to find: better ses forour residual | «
oil, oreftavers. “*There.hos. tobeaway to squeeze
“more out of each barrel of cide.” °”

Bye, FIRST THINGS FIRST.
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: WHAT IS IN A BARREL OF CRUDE OIL? a

- Crude oil, ; domestically produced, or from * L

arrives at the refinery usually by. "
After the refinery gets throw, ed ee

se e * “< With if, takes out the gases, mainly propane an

“butane, the gasoline for your car and aviation:

- fuel, and the slightly heavier fuels such as diesel. -

* oil and furnace:oil, what's left? You've got thick

_- black residual, or heavy oil, thatis now used 10

fuel industrial ‘furnaces; and in ‘Atlantic Canada,

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“ail for its boilers, “alternative fuels had 10 be found.
We found.them, Western coal is ‘moving into,

- "pater Canada and we've found that natural | pas, .

wood. wastes, even our everyday garbage, can be’

: barged effectively and inexpensively. . Be

2 This action will increasingly free up: 30 to 7
_ ‘speak, the supplies of residual oil that, would .
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. CANADIAN REFINERIES TO. SPEND

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amount of crude oil.

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> and’ Scientists will be getting their teeth into this”

’ vitally important project. Its ultimate success -
will mean getting more out of our: present and

“future oil supply, less deperidency on unreliable *-

_ foreign oil supplies and the development of iew '
markets for our other domestic fuels. fs ma

~ Residual dil upgrading, a positive step towards

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Spending §3 billion is the right way to go. To get
the same result from an oil-sands project would:
cost double the: amount and take at least iwi as

‘Refining iechnology has made it possible to : .
take leftover oil and upgrade it. The result, an.
additional 25,0000 barrels per day of esoine a

& ~ "Canada,

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