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Jackson

DUNEDIN, Fla. (CP) —
It's back to the drawing
board for pitcher Roy Lee
Jackson and manager Bobby

Mattick.

Jackson, a right-handed
pitcher, was acquired: from
New York Mets for Bob
Bailor during the winter.

Toronto Blue Jays made

the

at

back to draw

deal hoping to get a much- use him in relief,”
needed short relief man.

His appearance, on the
mound Thursday against
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bradenton, however, saw
him as a starter,

Mattick was toying with
the idea of using Jackson, a
starter as well as a reliever

In four previous ap-
e spring,
Jackson bas been all the

pearances this
Blue Jays expected.

Going inté the game, he
had pitched 10 innings, gave
up five hits and allowed
three runs for an earned run

average of 2.70,

. \

battling ‘for a National’
Hockey League playoff
berth, and their chances did
not figure to improve against --
the Bruins in Boston.
Toronto had not won in its
. ‘previous 12 games against
_ Boston and had taken only
one of the 24 previous con-
tests with the Bruins. The
Leafs also were winless in
their previous four NHL 3,
games, the most recent a 5-2
' [oss at Pittaburgh on Wed-
nesday night.

“We were probably
. thinking the Pittsburgh
game was the game we were

Montreal
‘slammed Calgary Flames 8 ,

Washington’ Capitals

retained a one-point edge

* over Toronto and Edmonton
by defeating the Red Wings
2-0 in Detroit.

In the only other game,
Canadiens

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in other years, somewhere
down the road as a possible
fifth. starter. .

The experiment looked
good for one inning.

In the second inning,
Jackson was knicked for two
runs on two singles a walk
and a ground bail. The heavy
damage came the next in-
ning when Dave Parker
erashed a threerun homer
ever the right-centre field.
walt.

The Pirates ended up a 5-1
winner. Jackson ended in the
fourth inning and is headed

Jackson, 26, took the

Pirates ponding in- stride.

“Twas aiming the balla bit

instead of throwing it and
when you do that you tend to
Ret into a lot of trouble."

Jackson is not the type to

dwell on a poor per-
formance. On the other
hand, he does pot let himself
get too high when the going is
good. .

“y guess you could say I'm

a pretty easy-golng guy. I try”
to accept things as they are.

“Take the trade. When I

found out, I was really ex-

trying to win more because
that'was a team that we were
close to (in the standings),”
said Toronto coach Mike
Nykoluk affer the Leafs
edged the Bruins 3-2 Thur-
sday night. “But coming inte
Boston, seeing we haven't
beaten Boston for a -long
time, I think yhis is going to’
be a hig confidencebuilder.”
At the nine-minute mark of
the third period, 1:59 after
Boston’s Peter McNab had |
tied the score, Terry Martin
took a perfect pass from Wilf
Paiement and scored his 20th

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WIGHTMAN & SMITH
REALTY LTD.

2 BEDROOM HOME
CLOSE TO DOWN.
TOWN

This small home has an
attractive treed lot and
Is easy to expand.
Asking $54,900.

S$ THIS YOUR NEW
HOMET

1440 $q. ft. of spacious
living and privacy In
this basement home
with view on a dead-end
street |us! past the Golf
Club. Asking $85,000.

FORMER HOMESITE
OF 1% ACRES

_ This attractive acreage
Is located In Klearzs
Subdivision. Offers

COMMERCIAL
BUILDING

Two storey commercial
buliding in ideal
location In Thornhill.
Upper floor Is presently
divided into two 1200 sq.

consists of 2200 sq. fH.
and is presently belng
used by Harold‘s
Recreation Center. Also
Included Is a 2030 two
storey garage. Asking
$165,000.

GOOD STARTER

Older home situated on
two lots,
potentiat for the right
person. Good garden
orea with fruit frees.

Separate garage and

workshop. greenhouse -
and chicken coop In- —

cluded. Asking $45,000.

JUST LISTED ~~

Attractive 1130 44. ff. 3

bedroom basement

home on .42 acres fn -

Thornhill. Zoning allows
a business to be run

from if. Asking $72,000. ,

On oe need

NEW HOME —

Just completed 1304 14.

fi. In new subdivision
with good view on the
bench. Features 4
bedrooms, flrepiacs,

nature! ges heat. Als

well Insulsted wlth mcs
construction. Asking
si07,000. ve,

LUXURY HOME IN
ATTRACTIVE AREA
AT 691,900

: This 1300 sq. ff. full
basement home offers
many extras such as
double garage, feature
brick wall fireplace with
elevator fo supply wood,
a Ind fireplace roughed
In and wood-oll com-
bination furnace which
also heats water.

gncouraged 40 ,qwners -
ui InS, price, of 634.000. |

ft. suites. The maln floor.

has good -

TOWN HOUSE
This 3 bedroom 2

bathroom home
downtown offers 1100 sq.
ft. of space for a young
family on a budget.
$30.000 of essumable
financing In place.
Asking $45,000.

ce

“JUST LISTED °

Ideal family home
features 4 bedrooms,
large rec room, wet bar,
fwo baths and natural
gis heat. Large 97'x15S'
Iot Is nicely landscaped
with garden area and
fruit trees. Good value
at $64,500.

MOBILE OM LOT
14x70 «= Meadowbrook
trailer. Features 7x14
expande tiving room,
fireplace, large bath
and all appliances In-
cluded. Only $48,500, or
$51,500 completely
fumished.

DEVELOPMENT
SITES IN TOWN

— Lakelse Ave: Two
30'x100' commercial lots
~ asking $49,000 for both.
11.49 acres with 2800
sq. ft. full basement
home and bulidings
totalling 13,500 sq. ff. all
providing Income of
$2100 «2©mo. Vendor
financing could be
available. Asking
$500,000.

—One 33’x100’ lot on
Greig facing the Coop.
Asking $50,000.

One .69 acre lot on
highway service road In
Thornhill, asking
525,000.

6.36 Acres and luxury
dome just over the
bridge at the Eastern
entrance to town.
Asking $260,000.

—§.51 acres at the
Eastern entrance to
fawn with highway
access beside ihe
P.N.G. buliding. Asking
$210,000.

—All these development
sites offer substanilal
poential to = the
developer or Investor
who wishes fo par-
Telpate In the growth of
this area.

4 building lots avallabie

- in Stewart, B.C.

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LIKE HORSES?

This large modern home
with 4 bedrooms and 3
bathrooms offers lots of
space and privacy to
those who en[oy couniry
tlving. Asking $89,900.

RETAIL
OPPORTUNITY ON
LAKELSE AVE.

This Is an attractive
situation with over
12,000 sq. ft. of space on
2 floors and $187,000 in
aasumable financing In
place. Asking $265,000.

HOME ON LIGHT
INDUSTRIAL ©

: Comfortable 2 bedroom:

home on approx. 2 acre”
of Jight Industrial
property in town. For
more information call
and ask for tsting ao.
4.

6.01 ACRES
This property is focated
close to fown on the
bench. A 12x68 mobile
home Is Included In sale
with appliances. Asking
$43,000.
el
INCOME NOW
REDEVELOPMENT
IN FUTURE
This 5 acre site In town
offers an soowner
spacious and attractive

- [ving quarters, and the

opportunity to creste
more value In the future
through redevelopment.
Over $50,000 in
residential revenve new,
with the potentia! for
more. Asking $265,000.

LIKE TO BE YOUR
OWN BOSS?

We have established
business available for
ssie including a
restaurant at $35,000
located In a leased high
tratfic area, anda store
at $94,000 (realty &
equipment) located In
an attractive and
growing = residential
area. Other = op-
portunities frequently
become availahle so
come and discuss your
needs with us In con-
fidence.

NEW HOME

This Is a very attractive
1428 9q. ft. full basement
home, features Include
fireplace, cedar
features, oak cup-
boards, oak floor, gas
heat. Good assumable
mortgage at 13 percent.
Asking $85,000.

635-636

Rod Cousins
635-5407
Bob Ripmeester
635-2832

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EVENINGS

Jim Duffy
635-6688
Stan Parker
635-4031

4611 LAKELSE AVE.
__ TERRAGE, B.C,

Laurie Forbes

635-7448
Gordon Olson
635-4035

back to the bullpen.

“I liked what 1 saw in the
first inning,” said Mattick.
“After that, it looked like he
lost his stuff.

“From now on, I plan to

cited about coming here.
tried tolook at itasa positive
step for me. When you're in
this profession you can't
always decide your own

fate."

4819 PARK AVE.

I goal of the season to give
Toronto the victory.

The win increased the
Leafs’ points total to 65 and

Ear] Weaver, the valcanic
manager of Baltimore
Orioles, has erupted again.

Weaver, making his return
from a three-game
suspension, was tossed out of
the game against Kansas
City Royals on Thursday for
arguing with umpire Mark.
Johnson over access to the
arbitor's lineup card.

The blowup came at the
same site — Fort Meyers,
Fla. — where Weaver pulled
his team off the field on
March 19 after arguing about
the same subject. That
action, led: to, his suspension
by Lee MacPhail, president
of the American League.

This time Weaver
departed alone, but the
Royals won #0 as Clint
Hurdle and Cesar Geronimo
drove in two runs apiece.
Baltimore atarter Jim
Palmer allowed only ane run
in six innings.

The Royals made several
substitutions early in the

685-4971

Bill Derlago gave Toronto

a2-Jlead with his th goal of
the season at 13:22 of the
second period, then Mike
O'Connell scored at 16:41.
coach Gerry,
“Cheevers said the Bruins
lacked intensity and passed
Poorly, but added ©
Toronto’s pesky “‘eluichand-
grab” tactics were effective.

Boston

at

The Bruins had several

shots clang off the post, but
praised Toronto's Jiri Crha,
a flopper rather than a
stand-up goaltender.

"don't know if we under-

estimate goalies like that,
but he certainly played
well,” said Cheevers, whose
club outsho the Leafs 25-18,

erupts

but Weaver approached
Jobnson in the eighth inning
to ask for the lineup card.

At Sarasota, Fla., Carlton
Fisk doubled in his first at-
bat for Chicago White Sox,
leading them to a 6-5 victory
over his old club, Boston Red
Sox. Fisk was declared a
free agent earlier this year.

St. Louis Cardinals beat

New York Mets 3-1 as Keith
Hernandez drove intwo runs
and scored another. New
York's) Dave Kingman
singled home Wally Back-
man with the Mets’ lone run.
~aRidcey Hendersda’s thirte
-hits, two of therh bcme nuns,
sparked Oakland's 17-hit
attack as the A’s beat Seattle
Mariners 8-6. [n the last two
games, the Seattle pitching
staff has given up 41 hits.

A tie-breaking single by

Odie Davis triggered a four-
run eighth inning and Rick
Honeyeutt pitched seven
shutout innings as Texas
Rangers blanked Montreal
game without any uproar, Expos 4+). .

Toronto Maple Leafs are lifted ther ‘into'a tie with —
Edmonton Oilers for the 16th
‘and final playoff spot. The’ ” Mike Palmateer stopped 21
‘Oilers have a game in hand.

* “It's live or die,” said
" Paiement, whose 36th goal of
“the season started the
scoring in the first period.
“We've got to go out and win
every game we can.”

v
l-

Caps 2 Wings *

shots and Washington hadi
power-play goals by Timk.

‘In Detroit, goaltenders,

Tookey and Mike Gartner to -

shut out the Red Wings. ;
The shutout, the second of
the season and 16th off

g

Palmateer's career, camels
against a Detroit team that i

has won only one of its last 15

games.
' Canadiens 8 Flames 2.
In . Montreal,

the Canadiens

Larauehe credited’ his

Pierre
Larouche broke gut of a nine-
game scoreless drought with IB
three goals and an assist as
buried

revival to a review. of game 4

films.

“T noticed on the film that 1 fi

wasn't going close to the net
as much as — used to,”
Larouche said after ‘in-
creasing his season’s goals
output to 23. ‘I was staying
back, and that’s not my
style.

and set up two others.

Also scoring for the Cana- &
diens were Keith Acton,
Doug Risebrough, Robert
Picard and Yvon Lambert.
Kevin Lavallee and Dan
Labraaten scored Calgary's

again —

Robin Yount’s three-run F

triple and Don’ Money's two- FF

run homer keyed a nine-run

fourth inning in Milwaukee
Brewers’ 11-7 victory over &

Cleveland Indians. Yount §
also tripled in the third in-
ning. .
Dave Tobik pitched four
shutout innings and scored §
the first run az Detroit §
Tigers’ split squad defeated
Houston Astros +1. Toblk
singled to start the third
inning, advanced to second
on a sacrifice and scored on
Tim Corcoran’s single.

.. _Dayp,Parker slammed bis

third bome.run of the spring

as Pittsburgh Pirates beat
Toronto Blue Jays 51, The
victory broke a four-game
losing string for the Pirates.

Fernando Valenzuela, Bob
Castillo and Steve Howe
combined for a five-hitter as
Los Angeles Dodgers
blanked Adanta Braves 7-0.
Allfive AUanta hits were
Bingles and only two Braves
advanced as far as second
base.

Steve Mura pitched six
shutout innings and Dave
Edwards slammed a solo
homer to spark San Diego
Padres to a 4-1 victory over
San Francisco Giants. Mura
struck out four and walked
two.

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— 3 bedroom 12x60

mobile home set up in.

secluded trailer park.
l0x24 joey shack. In-
cludes washer, dryer
aod droepes. . Asking
$23,000. Call Pat.

. City lets. 606x192. City
water, sewer and
natural gas available,
Asking$21,000. Call Pat.

= mene

Well kept tamily home
close fo schoale and
downtown area. Some of
the. axtras of this four
bedroom home are 74

HELP PAY YouUR
MORTGAGE! — Cider
3 bedroom home with
fireplace located on a

300x272 ff. fot in Thor-
ahill, Asking price
$10,000. Call Joy for
more information.

large treed ict, The rent
from the 2 bedroom
suite In basement will
ease the pain ot paying
the mortgage. Asking

BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF
SKEENA VALLEY —
1550 square ft. home on
Birch Avenue. Four
bedrooms, 2 full baths
plvs 42 bath with shower
in laundry ream. Kit-

‘ chen was planoed for a
gourmet cook. Formore «

details, catl Judy.

in Thornhill, Close to
school — spacious heme
on commercial property -
with a large fenced lot, 4
bedrooms, fireplace.

baths, finished | toads of cupboard
basement, carport, space, sunken bath and
paved driveway and entulte plus many other
7exi32 let. Priced af extras. Call Ketth.

only $00,000. Call Jey to
view.

Lad

in Uplands area. Family

space, separate dining
room with sliding doors

heme on 14 acres

$45,000. Call Pat. DUPLEX = Live ca ene te sundeck, Listing
~~ price $44,000. Call th
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