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This Pizza Hut defender iust barely got his

head on the ball on a Haisla. Eagles corner
’ kick, but It was enough to tip It away from the
Eagles’ forwards and out of danger. The two —

Score winding up 5-5. -The game was 4 regular
under-18: division Terrace Youth Soccer
Association game Postponed from ‘Saturday:

Irlybirds out of provincials | now .

“One of five Terrace Youth Soccer
Association divisional rep teams. was
eliminated from provincial playoff
action on the weekend, while the other .
four: will play their’ first games this
weekend in regional playoffs.

‘rlybirds from the. under-13, division: ;
lost their regional playoff game to a
Prince. George under-13. tearm 4-1
Sunday in Prince George and were:
eliminated. The loss was foreshadowed
by a 42 Prince George exhibition.

Jerry Aldridge scored

Oakland’s first points on an:

‘d-yard ; pasa Play and”

defensive tackle: Dupre *
recovered. a

Marshall
fumble in’ the .closing
- minutes “as the Invaders
beat Denver Gold 16-10 ‘in
the only United States
Football, League game
* Monday night. os

Quarterback. Craig

Penrose, making, his nat

“Four Expos lead voting |

NEW YORK (AP): —"
Montreal outfielders Andre’

George.

otetory. Saturday, also in Prince

Meanwhile, in Prince George, “the
under-11 Cedarland: Giants ‘and_ the

‘This weekend in Terrace; two teams under-12 ‘Bavarian’ Inn Royals’ will |
will play off against ‘Quesnel squads in’ playoff Sunday-against opponenis trom
their first round of playoffs. in, the either Prince George oF. Williams Lake '

under-15 and under-18 divislons: The in their regional games.: “The Terrace
under-18 Budget Boomers will pidy: teams’: opponents will: -be ~ décided

from Quesnel,

USFL start, led. a Denver
_ drive which carried to the

__ Oakland 10-yard line before’

: Punning back Harry Sydney
fumbled =: with
remaining. Marshall fell on

. the loose ball at the 6,'
"preserving the victory.

before a crowd of 26,940, the
Invaders’ second smallest
at home this season. . ©
The’ Invaders’
straight victory gave them

"At second base, Sax. has

344,242 to 192,423 for runner-.

—Dawson _ and. Tim “Raines —. up Doug Flynn of Montreal.

and first baseman Al Oliver

joined Expos’ catcher Gary ‘

Carter as leader's at their

positions dn vdting for
~ baseball's National League _

All-Star -team, announced
by commissioner Bowie
Kuhn's office Monday,
.. Joining the four Montreal
players as leaders in the
second. weekly balloting
report are second baseman
Steve Sax of Los “Angeles
- Dodgers, shortatop Ozzie

Smith of St. - Loiiis
Cardinals;, third baseman
Mike ‘Schmidt:. of

. Philadelphia Phillies” and
outfielder Dale Murphy of °
_ Atlanta Braves.
The voting continues
through June 24 for the:

American and National
League teams that will
meet July 6 at Chicago's

- Comiskey Park in the 50th

anniversary game.

Dawson, second in ‘the -

- league in hitting, took: the
lead among the outfielders
with 387,824 votes to 353,021

for Murphy, the major ~

league leader In home.runs
and runs batted in. Raines is
third with 283,041, just
ahead of Willie McGee of St.
Louis, the -league’s top
hitter, who has. 242,008,
Fourteen outfielders have

recelved more than 100 ,000

votes so far,

Oliver (291, 126) inoved in

’ frontof Steve Garvey of San.
Diego (216,490) at firat hase,

Kelth Hernandez of St. -
Louis has 204,008, followed .

by the Phillies' Pete Rose
(193,236). Chris Chambliss
of Atlanta and Bill Buckner
of Chicago Cubs also are
over 100,000,

Carter ieads all National
League players in the voting
with 462,479, topping Darrell
Porter of St. Louis, second
among catchers with

_ Smith's 438,081, second to
Carter in the balloting, has

him comfortably in front of ©
of.
Cincinnati ..Reds (165,944) =<

Dave. Concepcion. |
"and the Expos Chris Speier
(162,591), oF

Schmidt has. 343,267; to.
léad at third base with Tim |

_ Wallach of Montreal second ‘'

. Arizona |, *

_at 180,064, -

. The. latest American or

. League vote’ totals’ will. be’
announced Thursday,

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‘their age-group rivals at 10:30 a.m. _ Saturday, while the Terrace teams: ‘will
Saturday, while at 12:30 noon, Dave's - be playing exhibition Tatehes, ;
Plumbing will] meet the under-is team Winners of the games this. weekend

, will advance to the . next ‘round: of

Both games are scheduled for provincial Playafts in Pentletog late in
Northwest ‘Community College. . *

- Invaders outshine Denver Gold.

OAKLAND, Calif, (AP) —

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Pacific Division, with Los”
Angeles second at 74 and. . with 48-yard - fiel
‘Denver third at 69.995” “. The. Invade vin
‘Aldridge,. the tavecers” - kicked eld goals ‘from’
fullback, came: out of . the: and. 27> yards:
backfield and cdught ashort -halftime;: then hit: {i
“pass from Fred Besana on ‘yards to give his team. a16-3

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sideline in the’ second.

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offered to hand’ over” the’
téam with | - certain
conditions,- had: failed“ to-

- meet its ‘ obligations :in ~
maintaining the franchise in, ‘u :

good standing... :

season, “but a
league would do cverythin
possible. to: find ’*‘sultabk
ownership. Bete

refused.” ‘to; per

franchise...

Purina has. made it very
clear’ that as of, 5 p.m. ~
(EDT) ‘today, * they’ were

going tostart liquidating the °
_ team,”

‘dlegler. said-
Monday.. “And once it was.

in liquidation, there - would:

have been no chance to keep |
a team: in St.-Louis as it is
presently, known." ws

participate | in the, recent -
NHL draft, and refunding.of ©
season tickets indicated the.

~ compariy had no intention of
- meeting. its -contractual
obligations to Jun an NHL:

franchise, . nag
. “It's, clear: that’ as. of 5.

:  pim., they- were’ ‘going: to:

pound the final nail in the -

;. coffin. for: hockey in St.
> Louis,” he said,

The termination of the

NEW YORK (AP) — New:
York Rangers today traded
right wingers Ron ‘Duguay

. - and Ed Johnstone and,

Ziegler . sald. Ralston ;
 Purina’s decision. todisband:,
-its front affi¢e, its refusal to ©

‘goaltender’ Ed “Mio | to”.
‘Detroit: Red: Wings for’:
‘defenceman: Willie Huber,
left winger Mark Osborne.

-and right. winger Mike ;

Blaisdell.
“Huber, 25, is the iargest.
“player: in ‘the. National -

Hockey ‘League at, six-foot.”

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games | with": Detroit, last,
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