Page 8, The Herald, Tuesday, July 31, 1970

SPORTS BRIEFS

TORONTO (CP) -
Toronto Blue Jays said
Monday they have pur-
chased the baseball contract
of first baseman-designated
hitter Tony Solaita from
Montreal Expos. Solaita, 32,
joined the Expos in the off-
season after three years with
California Angels and in 29
games with the National
League club this year was
hitting .286 with one home
run and seven runs batted in,
CANADA DEFEATED

TORONTO (CP) — Ireland _

defeated Canada by 10
wickets Monday in an in-
ternational youth cricket
tournament, ;

Canada scored 109 runs
and in reply Ireland scored
110 for no wickets, The loss
kept Canada winless after
four matches in the roud-
robin tournament while
Ireland has won three of four
matches and is In second
spot.
AWARD SHARED

NEW YORK (AP) - Dave
Kingman of Chicago Cubs

Cuevas retains
welterweight

__ CHICAGO (AP) — Pipino
Cuevas retained his World
Boxing Association
welterweight title Monday
night with a unanimows 15-
roux decision over Randy
Shields, the first time in nine
litle defences that Cuevas
did not knock out his op-
ponent. ;
Referee Lou Sulbaran
scored the fight 72-71. Judge
Al Tramari scored it 73-67
and judge Marco Antonio

to Cuevas 71-70. —

The 21-year-old Mexican
attacked throughout the bout
and kept forcing Shlelds into
the corners and along the.
ropes. But the game, 23-
year-old from North
Hollywood, Callf., continued
to charge back despite a cut
over the right eye inflicted
by a left hook in the fourth
round, :

Cuevas’ nose began to
bleed late in the ninth round,

and Gaylord Perry of San
Diego Padres share this
week’s National League
player of the week award, it
was announced Monday.
Kingman tied a major
league record with five home
runs in two games against
the Mets over the weekend.
He slammed a pair of
homers Friday and added
three on Saturday. Kingman

. batted .444 for the week, with
‘elght RBI and six home runs.

Perry, 10-6, passed Bob
Gibson to move into second
place on the all-time
strikeout list with 3,120.
PITCHER RECALLED
CLEVELAND (AP) —
Cleveland Indians on
Monday recalled right-
handed plicher Larry An-
dersen from their Tacoma,
Wash., affiliate in the Class
AAA Pacific Coast League.
Andersen, 28, fills a vacancy
created during the weekend
when rookie pitcher Eric
Wilkins was placed on the
disabled list. The 6-foot-3,
180-pounder will join the
Indians prior to tonight’s
doubleheader with: Boston
Red Sox at Cleveland.
AGREE TO SERVE —.
DENVER (AP) — Fort
Worth Texans have agreed

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farm team ‘for Colorado
Rockies of the National
Hockey League, Rockles
general manager Ray Miron

said Monday. Miron said this
is the first time the Rockies.

have agreed to stock a farm
club without having a part-
ner, The agreement requires
the Rockies to give the
Texans 15 skaters, two
Goaltenders and a coach,

who will be named at a later |

date, he said.
SURGERY SCHEDULED

NEW YORK (AP) — —

Goaltender John: Davidson
and right winger
Murdoch of New
Rangers of the National
Hockey League are
scheduled toe undergo
surgery In August. The New
York Post reported Monday
that Davidson would be

operated on Aug. 10 torepair |.
cartilage damage in his left: '

knee. Murdoch's dislocated

left shoulder was due to be

operated on Wednesday,
HEAD: CQACH NAMED

INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP); ~'

— Jack McKinney, a
National Basketball
Association assistant coach

for the last five years, was ~

named head coach of Los
Angeles Lakers Monday. It
had been reported last week
that McKinney, an assistant
coach for Portland Trail
Blazers the
seasons, would succeed
Jerry West as the Lakers’
coach. Thé move was made
official at a preas conference
at the Forum.
CHECKS INTO

' HOSPITAL a
PHILADELPHIA (AP) —

Larry Holmes, the World
Boxing Council heavyweight
champion, checked Into
Temple University Hospital
on Monday to undergo
surgery, a _ hospital
spokesman said.

Holmes, of Easton, Pa.,
will have a polyp removed
from his vocal cords and is
expected to be in hospital
~everal days.

“Those who despise money
will eventually sponge on their

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Victoria leads games

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.
(CP) — Pre-tournament
favorite Trail was upset 65
ina nineinning marathon by
Triangle of Victoria in action
Monday during the third day
of the British Columbia
Little League baseball
championship. .

Danny Woodley hit a solo
homerunin the battom of the
ninth to give Victoria its win,

Murray Bailey was
credited with the win, while
Greg Negus was charged
with the loss. .

Victorla advances to the
Aside final of the nine-team, '
double-knockout tournament

ARLINGTON,, Tex. (AP)
— Al Oliver, who will be
replaced as Texas centre
fielder as soon as the newly-
acquired Mickey Rivers

for 11-aud 12-year-olds, while *

Trail drops to the B-side,
where it plays North Van-
couver, which eliminated
Ladysmith 14-1. .

Greg Kelley and Jason
Kent hit their second home
runs of the tournament for
North Vancouver in the
game. Kent also'was the

winning pitcher, giving up.

four hits. :

Freeman Park of Prince
George joined Ladysmith,
defending champion Whalley
and Dawson Creek on the

- sidelines, as it was edged 43

in an extra inning by Vic-
torla Drive of Vancouver.

front office Monday, saying:
“This trade disrupts the
team regardless of how good
Rivers can play.”

Oliver, who has been told

arrives, blasted the Rangers he must shift to left field

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The tournament ‘ends °
Friday. :

Oliver blasts Rangers

after Monday’s game, said:
“Tam tired of being moved
around. I have a better arm

than Rivers. This team had

all winter to trade for a
centre fielder." .

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‘season after they traded
3 Juan Beniquez to New York

Yankees. The Rangers got:
Rivers on Monday from the
Yankees as an exchange for
three minor leaguers and a
player to be named ‘later.
Qliver, his eyes flashing,
held court in the Rangers

clubhouse, He said, ‘There

are a few people lin the
Rangers front office) that.1
would like to jack ‘around

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out ‘of baseball.”
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