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LONDON (APY “a! Rain.
witch has plagued the first. .

gar n anew today, forcing. .
ision of two: tennis.

-alde yet to see ‘action, Ne: Ee
‘Buster ‘Mottram of Britain;
. was-hble to get hig‘matech .,
‘against: .Anders.. Jarryd,:
under! Way, and: that was -
- ‘suspended With - the Swede -
- holding-a 2-1 advantage on

; Centre Coiirt.

- Defending champion Joni’
“McEnroe of the United -
States managed to’ Be: in.

Pete Rose is looking at Ty
_ Cobb's hitting record as his
next target, but it won't
_become an: all-consuming

_ goal.

- Rose, 41, who stroked his
" 9,772nd career hit to move
shead of Hall ‘of Famer
Hank - Apron as’ the ‘top
- National’ League hitter and

into gecond place on the all-—
time list, still has certaln :

priorities, -
: Rose only’ had to look as

‘far as the 3-2: loss Tuesday .

night to St. Louis Cardinals
during which he moved
ahead of Aaron as an
example that records don't

Edwards . of, South . Africa

* betore j play was suspended, “

‘The two remaining men’

‘And:

‘three’ points sesinst Eaile

feed — No. -1b .Brian :
“Teacher of the United States.

counter.-

While | McEnroe again was .
the star attraction at the all. “

England |. championships, .

‘another American, ‘Chip. =
; Hooper, wWas-8
-12th-seeded i - Mark. “: q
ee Edmondeoti of. Australia: ee
‘were’ scheduled: to: hit thelr!
-firat balls of the tournament :* t9

= later: jn the day,’ weather’. de ber ne : Bah
permitting. “Teavher-“was to: ~:

“mest °; “Jsracli
-Gligkatein and Edmondson

“took on American: Mark

Davia.

“was acheduled to ' play
American Jeff Borowiak In

another . first-round ‘en |

mean ‘everthing, The win

“pushed the. Cardinals’ Bie.

-games in front of the
PhilHes in the National
League East Divison. ~

- Mike Ramsey drew a
bases-loaded walk from Ed

‘Farmer with two out in the.

- eighth inning, forcing home
Willie McGee with the
‘winning Cardinal run.
St.’ Louls ‘rookie John
 Stuper scattered eight hits.
Rose’s hit — a‘double with
two out in the third inning —
had tied the score 2-2.

Ramsey's walk came ona |

‘$2 pitch from Ed: Farmer,
who relieved Sparky Lyle, 2-

Shlomo: ”- .¥
“the: ‘second: ranked player to.
exit the- event at ‘the. All-

“Vijay” -Amejttaj ‘Of India”

England Tennis ° and
Croquet’ Club, -left: im-

mediately after the: match -

without talking to reporters.

He ran out of seam in the

- Rose moves ahead

2, with one “ out. Farmer

retired pinch-hitter Dane.
lorg on a line drive to:

shallow centre before
- walking - Ramsey. -

The Cardinals had taken a:

2-Hlead in the firat’ as Lonnie
Smith walked, atole second
‘and went to third on’ Willie
McGee's infield hit. Smith

. Beored as Rose booted Keith

Hernandez’s RSE grounder
and-' George ©
delivered aone-out sacrifice
fly. ° .

“ "ta other NL games, it was
Montreal 4 New York 3, Los
Angeles. 4 Atlanta-1, Cin-
cinnat: 7 San Diego 5,

wetting: plenty

Hendrick —

Former

a harrowing tlebreaker —
‘winning 15-13 in.the longest

“ever in Wimbledon women's -

play — as she pounded out a
3-6, 7-6, 6-2 victory.
: Wade was the Wimbledon

Houston 2 ‘San Francisco 0
and Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 2.
In the American League,
‘it was: Milwaukee Brewers
3, New. York Yankees 2;
Seattle Mariners 6 Toronto

- Blue Jays 5; Texas Rangers —
“¢ California Angelé 0;
Kansas City Royals 2~
Chicago _
- White Sox 6 Minnesota

Oakland A’s 1;

Twins 5; Boston Red Sox 5
Detroit Tigers 4;
Cleveland . Indians 8B
Baltimore Orioles: 6.
‘EXPOS 4 METS3 -—

Montreal. scored three

runs in the: first ‘inning —
two on Warren Cromartie’s

Berbick. can wait for right break |

‘TORONTO (CP)
‘JSrevor Berbick sits‘near the

pinnacle of his career,

_ jon for the right op-

... portunity. And he intends to.

wait -as long as necessary
for that opening to appear.
The Canadian and
Commonwealth heavyw-
eight boxing champion from
Halifax is rated the No. 3
contender in ‘rankings
released Tuesday by the
"World Boxing.Council.

. American Mike Dokes is -

"the ‘No:* 1: challenger to
-thampiow-tLarry Helmés
Apne -évinpatrtot! Gerity

- Berbick is the only fighter ©
to take Holmes the. full 15-
round distance, yet he isn’t

upset over being ranked.

third-best of the contenders.

“Right: now, most of the
time, they do what they
want to do,’’ he said
Tuesday. ‘‘I’m not too
concerned about it. -

“F can wait." .

On June 11 in Las Vegas
as the undercard: to the
Holmes-Cooney title match,
Berbick took on unbeaten

ieee

"came; away , 4th By mare |

prisin 8 unanimous decision. '

Cooney pWho'lost to‘Holmes

earlier this month in 13.-.

“TORONTO. (CP).

‘Washington Capitals may

have survived the National
Hockey . League meetings |.
here, but it’s another -

7 question whether they'll be
- around for the start of the -

1982-83 season.

Following the completion
Tuesday of the two-day
NHL Board of Governors
meetings, Peter O'Malley,
Washington's legal counsel,
said the club is in serious

economic straits. ‘
-" Abe Pollin (Capitals

owner) has made a genuine
effort to find a way to keep
the club in the city,” said
O'Malley.

“It's a serious problem

_ but, hopefully, one that’s —
“" goluble. Abe has been a

- competent owner, one who

is respected by the other |

NHL owners."
O'Malley, who

represented the team at the

NHL .nieetings, said the

Capitals drppped $3 million : FF

Jast season and have lost

about. $20 million since. the i

" -“fpanchise began in 1974,

COL, an id i imi se 1 a en eae seat

PH ealaice baeaP Oe cesta bee ons ae
. '

SG A San i

were eee

Despite a feeling among -
NHL governors that the:

.. Capitals can be a financial”
" guceess, O'Malley said §&
there’s na proof that the .
~ Wabhington aren |

can:
support a team. . .
NHL .. president John”

: ‘Megler: gaid Monday that as

far as the league was

"concerned, the Capitals are — :

‘a member In good standing:

: «Whilé-the”board has’ been.
Informed -
:. prob4ems, the: team has |
")__oltfered no indication caf not
+" operating. ext Beagon: *.
.. * Pollin, why" was at: the
National - |
_‘Asaociatlon: meetings -in
. Gorondido; “Calif, 1s looking -

of"

~ Basketball

for investors, a partner ora
buyer; Several groups | have

a apparently expressed in-

“terest, but names have not -
been revealed.

Pollin’s biggest headache -
ig. the Capital Centre where
the’.team . plays, : As the §

ardna owier, Pollin is
obligated, ~thrtugh finan-

Pollin’s “fl

” Berbiek. dominated the
fight, but reports from the |

— cing trom a large U.S. in-
surance company, to have

atleast G0sports dates there

— half of which come from
the _NBA’s . Washington
Bullets, which he alse owns,
and the other half from the
Capitals. ¢

If he were to move the

American, Greg Page, and |

Page camp after the fight
claimed the American had
injured a hand early in the
fight. .

‘There’ s all kinds of:
reasons for losing once. a
fight is over,” said Irv
Ungerman,' Berbick’'s
manager. “The ninth round
was where Berblck ran into |.
most of his troubles.

“He (Page) just woke up

tooJate. Trevor surprises a -

lot of people..He was in
command and he forced the *

Berbick “are “onistdering a
* few. offers, ‘including the |
possibility of. a bout in

September at the Canadian”

Capitals, who averaged

11,400 fans a game last

. Season, he would be hard
pressed to fill in the missing
’ dates.

The NHE governors, after,
putting in a full day Monday |

to approve the sales of

Detroit Red Wings and |

National Exhibition,

Ungerman: said the

perfect opportunily. for

Berbick would be a rematch
with Holmes or a fight with

' Mike Weaver, World Boxing

, Association champion. :

“ “Holmes needs him, he’

doesn't need Holmes,”
Ungerman said. «‘‘Most
logical would be Weaver, if
he was available today.
“Then Trevor could fight
“Holmes-to combine ‘the
(heavyweight) crown.’
“Everybody is going to
have to go thraugh Trevor, "
he said. “If he doesn't get
‘them now, he’s going to get

them. later. — Holmes,

Weaver, whoever.”

7 Caps may not be around too long —

Colorado Rockies: and wi

shift of the Rockies to East
Rutherford, NJ,
-briefly Tuesday. .._
There | was _ little
discussion on the ‘rules

changes, which had been |

recommended and debated

during meetings in Mon--

_ treal earlier this-month, -

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Court. - ole |
“She. Was given ‘a “fires:
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- overtake. ~~ fellow '
‘American Tim Gullikgon 5-
7, 64, @1, 7-5, becoming the |
16th of the 16 seeds to reach

bases-loaded single” _ and

Al Oliver homered in- the
‘ third to lead the Expos to :

victory over New York.
The Mets got-a run in the.

. bottom .of the inning on:

George Foster's, sacrifice

“EY "Bue Oliver” “reached a
Lynch for ninth homer of -

the year, a drive over the
right-centre field..wall, to
make it 41 in the third.

reliever Jeff Reardon held

‘on. for Montreal, although

Reardon had to pitch out of
trouble in the seventh and
eighth innings.
DODGERS 4 BRAVES 1
Steve Garvey and Dusty
Baker homered, while
Vicente Romo, Dave
Stewartand Steve Howe.
held Atlanta to three. hits
and one unearned run. It
was . the. third-ptace
Dodgers’ ninth victory in
the last 11 games and left
them just 54% games: behind
Allanta in .the NL West.

- Division. The Braves lead
‘San Diego by 3% games,

Romo retired the side in

_ order in the first inning, but |

twisted his left knee running”
out a single inthe second:
and had to leave the game.
Stewart yielded three hits in
five innings and Howe --
pitched hitless ball over the
final three.-

-REDS 7 PADRES 5.

adle ¥ Milner scored the

6, 63). GL;

'Cédeno's.

the second round, ¥

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Noah of! France pulledjout

Coles of’ Britain 4-6, 6-4, 1;

. American Wendy White

defeated Brenda’ Remilton

“Staey.. Margolin’ 6:2, 7.6), Po
«| Lucia Homanay of Romania -
. toppled. Briton Anpe ¢ croft E
"“South.- Korean:
; Duk Hee Lee stopped Glynis,

of Australia’ 6-3, 6-4; and-

‘American Sharon Walsh.

downed Briton Sue. Barker

60, 14. ,

of Aaron’ S hit: total -

"Champions.

winning Tun 6n. San Diego :
third

baseman
‘Salazar’ 8 throwing error

and Mike Vail capped a.
three-run seventh-inning,
“rally with an RBI single, his

second of the game.

“Alex~Trevino- ‘singlet -to-.-.-
start'the rally against Gary.

Lucas, 0-5, was sacrificed to
second. and scored the tying

third.. run on Milner's single. Dan.
David Palmer, 2-1, ad -

Driessen walked with two
out and Salazar then threw
wildly to first on Cesar
grounder,
allowing Milner to score.
Vail singled home .an in-
surance run. ;
ASTROS 2 GIANTS 0

Vern Ruhle, who has split

Luis”

Monday ‘with “a. sealed eh TE tbe :
thle Ngsmen |

| | Raseboll could ond tonight

“the Bronco'and Mosquito final series with victories tonight.

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: Terrace’ & minor baseball i BeRBON could wind up weight aa © . ;
° Far-KoContracting: and Terrace Esso are in position to win a

Tertace Esso plays’ Flaherty Trucking at-6:90p.m. at

«Agar Parki in the second game of the best-of-three Mosquito

final series. Esso won the first game of the final Monday

night with a 14-9 decision, :

- In the Bronco division final, Far-Ko Contracting had a

harder time winning their first game of the series, coming
: back from a four-ruy deficit in the fifth inning and having to
hold off an Elks rally inthe bottom of thé sixth for a narrow
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The Broncefinal begins at6: 45p.m., also at Agar.

- Boildall builds big lead

: Kitimat Buildall took a commanding 2-0 leadin their best-
of-five Bantam final series Tuesday night as they beat OK
Tire 9-7 in the only Kitimat lacrosse game played. -

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Mitchell with two- goals and three assists, and Brent
Robertson and Lee Whiltman with singles.

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one'stretch, Ruble gave up
singles to Joe Morgan aidn’t
allow another baserunner

‘until pinch ‘hitter Dave

Bergman singled with one
out in the ninthn
PIRATES 9 CUBS 2

Winning pitcher. John
Candelaria, Dave — Parker
and Jim Movkigon drove. in

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~second_baseman Johnny |.
Ray rapped three hits and |

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worked six innings before

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