Dollar at its lowest

MONTREAL (CP) — The Canadian dollar opened toda
at its lowest point since it started to slide: 0
Ug cant 8 tt Basa uns uote pbs,

close of tradin y, the dollar was worth 91.88 U.S.
cents and today it slid to 91.77, just a shade above a 3 year
low recorded ; January, see.

Analysts continued to attribute the depreciation to °
ber of causes, including the narrowing gap between US.
American dollar on the iterdatlonsl market acl Cais dere
he ashore des rnational market and Canada's
aA. of Montreal official said the low selling rate was
‘now also due to widespread publicit i '
Finehtste to wides in p : ¥ concerning Canada's
:. “Everybody's getting to know that things just don’

-too bright and that’s never good for the dollar,” he added.

; Ethiopians losing town
“ WATROBI, Kenya (Reuter) — Somali forces are locked in

‘a fierce battle with Ethiopian troops close to the strategic
Ethiopian’ mountain city of Harar, Somalia Radio said

Tuesday.

‘ It also said the Ethiopians had taken thousands of men

“women, and children hostage in the 1,000-year-old wall

city ilhteatening tokill them “if the liberation forces attack
e town.”

* French sources in the Red Sea country of

:the battle zone, reported on Monday a Somali

‘Dawa, @ railway town near Harar. .

' ‘The two towns are the last Ethiopian bastions in eastern

‘Ethiopia, and it appears that an expected Somali offensive

‘against them has started from two directions.

: The Somalis need to capture the towns to secure their hold

‘on the Ogaden desert, focus of the three-mnonth war.

. Somalia Radio said three Ethiopian tanks and seven

armored cars were knocked out near Harar Tuesday and

‘many Ethiopians were killed or wounded.

i. French sources in Djibouti said Monday that Ethiopian

‘Jets were bombing Somali forces advancing along the

‘Awash valley towards Dire Dawa.

jibouti, near
ve on Dire

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Game 1

NEW YORK (AP) - Paul
Blair, inserted in the ninth
inning for his defence,
drilled a 12th-inning single
into left field to score Willie
Randolph with the winning
run ed Oe rele parkere
nip os Angeles Dodgers
43 Tuesday night in a

rilling opening game o
the 1977 World Series,

Sparky Lyle retired 11
consecutive batters after
surrendering a game-tying
pinch single to Lee Lacy in
the ninth and nailed down
the victory in relief of Don
Gullett, whe pitched a
courageous 8 1-3 innings ina
tough duel with the Dodgers’
Don Sutton.

As the game whirled past
midnight and into extra
innings, the Yankees twice

ut leadoff men on first base

t were unable to move
them against reliever Mike
Garman as reserve catcher
Jerry Grote thwarted two
sacrifice attempts with
dazzling defensive plays.

fn the 12th, Randolph
opened with a double on the

‘first pitch from Rock

Rhoden, the fifth Los
Angeles pitcher.

Rhoden walked Thurman
Munson, who had doubled
home what seemed to be the
winning run four innings
earlier. That brought up
Blair, who had replaced
Re apie Jackson in right
field in the ninth inning.

Again, the Yankees tried
to bunt, but Blair simply
couldn't get the ball down.
When the count went to 2-2,
the veleran outfielder got
the hit sign and_ that's
exactly what he did, lining a
pitch into left field to bring
Randolph dashing home
with the decisive run of this
exciting game.

It was the longest opening
game in World Series pla

_ and the 100th Series triumph

in Yankees history. Few of
the first 99 could have been
more dramatic.

_ The Dodgers, trailing by a

run going into the ninth,
came back to tle the score

, oni,Lacy’s, pinch: ‘ingle...

against Lyle.

Dusty Baker opened the
Dodgers’ ninth with a single
to left, only the fifth hit
against Gullett, who had

tched brilliantly. On the
irst pitch to pinch hitter
unson ap-
peared to have Baker picked
off on a misfired bunt at-
tempt.

But Baker evaded the tage
of first baseman Chris
Chambliss in the rundown
and scrambled safely back
to first. ;

It was a vital play because
a moment later, Steve
Yeager walked — moving
Baker, the tying run, into
scoring position.

That finished Gullett, and
Lyle — hero of the American
League playoffs — came on
to face Lacy. ft was a
showdown between the
Yankees’ ace reliever and a
utility man who batted .266
in only 75 games all season.

But the utility man won
the confrontation, ripping 4
single to left that scored
Baker with the tying run.

New York had gone ahead
in the bottom of the eighth
when Randolph, who had
tled the game at 2-2 in the
sixth with a leadoff home
run, opened with a walk
against Dodgers starter
Sutton. It was the only base
on balls all night against
Sutton and it came back to
haunt him immediately.

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The Yankees rally sent
Gullett to the mound for the
ninth inning with a one-run

lead. The $2.9-million left.

hander had been knocked
out in just two innings
against Kansas City in

American League playoff
opener last Wednesday

night,

ullett had left the playoff
opener complaining of a
sore shoulder and the
Yankees thought the injury-
plagued pitcher was
inished for the season.

But Gullett, one of the
highest-priced free agents
last winter, took a cortisone
shot in his arm after the
pame and six nights later,

e was back on the Stadium
mound, mowing down the
National League champion
Dodgers.

Gullett gave up five hits
before departing in the

ninth,

Randolph tied it 2-2 for the
Yankees in the sixth with a
leadoff homer on a 2-2 pitch
from Sutton.

The slender second
baseman, a product of the
New York sandiots, had only
five homers in his major
league career before con-
necting against Sutton. His
last homer had come on
June 12 and he had batted
274 times without reaching
the seats until his Series

ot.

The Dodgers opened fast
against Gullett.

Dave Lopes opened the
game with a walk and
circled the bases when Bill
Russell walloped a triple u
the alley in left centre field,
When Reggie Smith walked,
the D
first and third with none out.

With Dick Tidrow
hurriedly warming up in the
New York bullpen, Ron Ce
tagged Gullett's first pite
some 400 feet to left field,
sacrificing Russell home
with the second Dodgers
run. ,

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