Soccer: League play.

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‘Tampa Bay. with the victory: after. team
"Me Refik Koaik had breeze downfield

Nogueira: started in pisce'o ‘of: Bob Rg
who had beea in ‘Boal for 42: Pansoouts

. Earthquakes: 2-0 aid New York ‘Cosmoy
Soubled Jackgonville Tea Men. 20..

'< On Saturday, Chicago Sting edged ' ‘Tulsa .
: Roughnecks 3-2; Fort Lauderdale Strikers.
bent Torontp: Blizzard As ina shootout and."

. Seattle. ‘Sounders nipped ‘San | ‘Diego
”''Séekers 2-1 in overtime, . - .

, __ storing: in the. 56th. ninute.. and Fran
- O'Brien waited until the final ‘minute of”

~-regulation time to send the game into the _

~}§minute overtime period..

‘The loss, the- first in: three games at?
. “ome for the Manic, sropped Montreal's

“Eyave S climb short -

‘Unseeded and’ unheralded Mike Estep's

gallant climb from the gruelling qualifying - ~

rotinds to the. champlonship Sunday of a
$75,000 ‘men's: tennis tournament fell
~ painfully short...

‘Veteran. Brian “Gottfried suivived’
, Estep's determined challenge and: gap: :
_ tured’ the all-American final 6-7, 6-2, a4 at

* Oldamar, Fla,

- win a Grand Prix.title, picked up $7,

.

+ pocketed $15,000.

, Uébreaker, ‘at 6-5, before: winnlng 6-6,
- When hehadhis service broken in the tinal

| get to fall behind 3-4, Estep broke tack and 7

; __ svenied if 4-4,

“But Gottfried won eight of the last nine
points. of ‘the match and’ broke _Estep’s
__ serve in the ninth game:before holding his

“]” own-at Tove in the 10th,

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_At. Grenelefe, Fla., on Saturday, top

“seeded Martiia ‘Navratilova of the United. :

: States’ defeated Austfaliatf Wendy Turn-

- bill 6-3; 7-5 to win the $200,000 Tournament —

"of Champions women’s tennis event,
- The victory earned Navratilova, secorid-
; el in the world, $50,000 aot

me ‘Navratilova dominated the. match with, a
"0% sharp serve-and- -volley - style! ‘and led:
| throughout the first set. In. the. second, _

1 * Turnbull began to surge back. |

: Navratilova gained a ‘service break in a

‘the 10th game of the second set ta fo Up 65

‘and then served ‘for the match, hitting:
uo consecutive backhand eross-court winners a
* to close out the match. mo

"ML. didn't serve as. well as rd like, "
Navratilova, 25, ald after. the match. “But

-! Mitchell ‘Page slugged a grand iatam to.
* highlight an eight-run Tacoma third’ ‘inning *

- asthe Tigers thumped Tucson Toros 16-4 in _-

: ‘a Pacific Coast League basebal) game.

on. the, road Sunday.-In other, games,. ©
_ Albuquerque -shut out Vancouver i, .

~ Phoenix edged-Portland 10-9 in-10 innings

4

_ extra inning. :
2 2In Tucson, Keivin Moore drew ‘an in-

ct " tentional walk to load:the bases, then Page |
- hit’ Mark .Miggins” first -plich over the ”

 rightfield: fence for his first homer of the”
“season. Thefi weer had seven. hits in all

‘during the :

"Tacoma : went up 12-1 with four ‘more.

ton

tio: Toro errors. ~~
te ‘Tucson’ ‘got a-solo Homer: from Harty’

oe ‘Spillmant in the fourth and. pustied Acrous

LS three tinth! ‘inning talliés.o ‘on three hits: and.

Tiger- error.-

rancouver ‘ trend 4 “runners: ‘on third.
vase. in'each rof the first four. innings,’ ‘but “

Y a of ne 7 ra
mers 5 ‘Whltneaps 4,
<a ‘Ron Futcher. ‘sored! ¢

jig Fernando scored with: ie seconds’
udden-death: overtime. to provide, a

‘ae oer Mitchell and’ Sats :

by,

on another to} lead Edmonton to victory, in

In: ‘other hee Sunday, - Portland:

. “Timbers blanked Vancouver Whitecaps. B
= 0, Edmonton Drillers shut out San ‘Jose

-Taxnpa Bay's Mike Connell opened the

“hg second-place finish, While Got :

Austep saved a set point in the first-set. .

$20,000,

_» specialists dominated play, .

~ Page’ S. slam highlighted ae

and Hawaii nipped Spokane 4-3, also in an,! 2

runs’ in ‘the.fourth dniing on ‘four hits and —

In Albuquerque, ‘Larry, vihite scattered on
i e Dukes ft tee hla

added | two aaslats gach,

“ record,” and 22. ‘points in. “bie: Wea stern »
{Division ‘while. Vancouver, “alsa In they
- Western standings, is’ 2:3. wilh 16 Points.
Drillers, z. Earthquakes, o.

"Kal Hasskiv! scored once and asalated *

"their season ‘home opener”:

Striker Jan Goossens: ‘scored the other: a

Edmonton goals ‘
‘The - Drillers - evened “thelr “Western

* Division record at 2-2 with 16 points, while
; San Jose dropped to last-in

0, Western | |
_~ stahdings’ ‘with a 1-3 mark ant five pointa. -
Cosmys 2 Tea ‘Men. o.. 2

- Yugoslavian : midilelder.’ Viadislay

Bogicevic connected |n the first, half and
~ team. captain Giorgio Chinaglia scored In...
‘the second to ‘lead News Yark, ‘Bast
" -Jakksonville. oN

. The Cosmos lead the ‘Eastern itandings ” T

- with: a 41 record and 85. poinis, while the -

* Tea ‘Men are ‘second in the Southern. °

‘Division, with ald M08 and 4 points.

ae | was getting-to the nét before Wendy.
. “Once she gets there, it! ‘s pretty y tough to-
pats her ee us

., Turnbull won: $25,000, oF

"Also . ‘Saturday, .fifth-seeded- ‘American »

- ‘Van Winitsky defeated fourth-seeded Chris .

. Lewis of New Zealand 6-4, 6-4 in thé final of
“a wer tourhament at‘Hilton Head Island,

86,
Estep; trying to become only the second ~~":
«player to rise from the quallfy:ing‘rounds te 7

 Winitsky didn’t- record his: first bone.

__ until the third game of his opening-set: At.
- that point; he began taking control of the ..
; net and quickening. the pace, . yond

" Winitsky broke “the New Zealander’s.

., "nerve to tie the first set 2-2’and both -held .

‘service until the. 10th game, when: Lewis

7 -tquandered a 1 dirlove lead, the: game and:
fet. -

Winltsky. went on to” victory and earned -

At New York on Sunday, Brezilian Joao

- Soares upset 1Sth-seeded Vince Van Patten -

- ofthe United States in the feature aren
" round match of a $500,000 men 's tennis:

‘+. stouirmament,. .::

¢ Soares's 6-3, 6-7, 7-4 victory capped: Aa dey

dn: which - South’ American clay-court

Mario Martinez of Bolivia upset Wojtek.

: Fibak of Poland 2-6, 7-5, @-2; Juan Aven-:
“-dano ‘of Spain’ shocked. Australian. John”:

Fitzgerald 6-4,'6-4; Pablo 'Arraya of Peru |

. eliminated Atnerican Tom Cain 6-0, 6-4 and
* Haroon ‘Ismail. of Zimbabwe - downed =,

American Mark Vines 6-3, @L.

. Top-aéeded John McEnroe of the. Uaited |
. States ‘will play tonight agalnst Australian -

Chris Johnstone. ‘Second-seeded Ivah
Lendl of Czechoslovakhy meets: his first-
round opponent, Damian Keretie of West

- Germany, on ‘Tuesday.

a

“Tha Dukes’ scored four runs ‘in the ‘bate
tom of the sixth and. their final run in the ©
“eighth. ©

; "Tn Phoenix, Dan Gladien hit a solo home
tacos was.the only league.team.to.win-:——run-in- the-1dth- -inning-to-cap-a-Phoenix.

“wil help. Los: hates in - the N Neti
* Association playotta; ‘Amba
: “da

1 Milwaukee upended. Philadelphia 92-91,

brilliant game 10 beat the- Suns.”
To key: ‘points down ‘the atreteh:

~ ‘Lakers'In control. =" *.
Spurs. 115 Bonies 13. 0

7 their’ third two-poiiit: gdme. over Seattle...

lead changes.

* which came in the first quarter.
~ erg 100- Bucks: 93 -- os

Celites. 19) Bullets 99

¢ made the difference against Washington. -

, gra

_. Season, Was only four-for-16 from. the field:-

“Johnson had.15 points, 12 rebounds and. if assists, oT
_-the third time In’ the four-game series that he.-was in
double figures in all three categories. He also: had. Six... as

The game was tied 10-100 with, 5: 11 to play” when
. Johnson tapped ina basket, hit a pair of free throws:
-) and drove fora layup: in the next 90 seconds: to put. the

“|. San Antonio moved within one ‘game of ining th the-
a, Lakers in the ‘Western Conference final by ‘winning ;

: The Spurs got 17 points. fram backup: centre Dave
’ Corzine, including four free throws-in thei final 30 -
- Beconds to hold off Seattle. Mike Bratz_also: ‘had a oe
points and contributed a pair of clutch, foul shots down
the stretch as the Spurs survived a seesaw. game in
__ Which the score was.tied 23 times. and: there wer 17.

: us Williams hit-a game! ‘high 3 points for: the 4
Sonics. Mike Mitchell ted. the Spurs with: bee 16 of *

"Julius Erving. had 2 points a apd Caldwell ‘Jones,
Philadelphia's defensive-m inded centre, added 20 for ;
__ the 7éers in-theif-victory aver tired Milwaukee. .
T Jones. scored 14 points in the second quarter, the LT:
: most he has had.in one. period-during his:eight- ear oa
_ pro career, to give Philadelphia’ a 56-49 halftime lead.
‘The Bucks, cut the margin’ to 75-71 after three ¢ quar-
ters, but Bobby Jones, scored 10 of his"18:paints in the .
: fourth quarter. to ‘keep. the. oers ahead. yn

“Robert Parish scored 28. points b but fouled. out and:
‘wasn't around in overtime when Boston free throws

Two! of the, six, Boston. free, throws, in the. final ..
minute and: five: seconds. were made. by. . Cedric: |
"Maxwell, who finished with 20 points. ‘He also sank a.
» pair with 17 seconds: left insregulation fo to. force. the.
A ektra period. .

Bird, Boston's leading ‘scorer during the regular

Spencer Haywood had-28.points to lead:-the’ Bullets,
but missed a shot. at'the end of the fourth fh period’ that

"On SalurdayB Bostin dawned Washington soa and 5 ee was a a igh zane |

©

would have tied the peries 2 2-2,

Miracle run.

‘QUEBEC (CP) = = In their:
third ‘National Hockey
~ League ‘season, ‘New York
“Islanders staged a-miracle
run “tothe Stanley Cup.
semifinals Quetec: Nor-
diques * have achieved -
» Similar success in their .
third season and claim they”
‘are not’ througtt yet.

of.” _

The Nordiques. trail the
two-time’ defending

_cameback and give the Giants thelr vie-
‘tory aver Portland. .

a, Fhe Giants, who: had trailed ae vafier
“géven innings; rallied to'tle the game with
. asix-run tally, Phoenix sent. 11"batters boo

-. the plate-and- chased Beaver * eri Jose,

Scie

‘DeLeon. | - mee

- Portland went ahead 3 98 in the nlnith on -

“ Bd Vargas sacrifice fly only to have Paul

“: Seymarek knot things once again’ with a.

solo homer in the Giant ninth With one out:
Steve’ Smith's sacrifice fly;in ‘Honolulu ,

* scored Dan Gausephot la'the bottom of the,

” 10th inning to give Hawail, their” “wietory:_
over Spokane. :

re le

 Bawallts winnihg 1 run n came 6 after relief
“pitdher Cralg Eaton gave up an infield hit -
to Gausephol, threw’ a wild pitch, then”
., intentionally. ‘walked. Ron _ ‘Tingle
* Aaron’ ‘Cain: to: ‘load the bases. he

4 fly ‘ball
“to eentérfleld’ which Indian: oitielder 76

Bruriangky, caught ‘and fired hortie tie late’:
on a catch the fleet ot Gausephol. a.

tr Peisonal F Fatation Device (PFD) is your life. ; “=
8006 f boatirig. deaths are é caused by’ fallare lo: wear PED

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~ champions 3-0 In the best-of

by. and’ ihr

. game ‘to -beat‘them;”, said. ff
: "Quebec winger Alain’ Coté:

_cthat have cost us:"”. -

seven. Wales Conference:
' final. With the Islanders on
the doorstep of their third |
. conseciztive Stanley Cup L
final,.-the:--Nordiques’ are
. talking: ‘of a. spectacular. :
- comeback... :

“All. they, rieed ‘do. ‘is look f
back atthe 1974-75 lelanders. -
‘for. encouragement. That
~ team was ina OShole in the |

; ines ~

faké'd 2-1, lead in’ games in
Le National Hockey: Ledge «.

ahlicks pla f, bri lant

mm thy ¥ the Canucks 0.42 lead with.”
illers,: helt power-play: :

“tend”: goaltender”

d Hgwhs. got. marker. met
Glen Sharpley, Doug. Milson - “goalpehider: Murray ‘ ‘Ban:
-; and Bick. Paterson,

; midway through i ‘the second ©

“y 4

iy 3, int, tae

a nt { ee

foci M

. powsr.. play, wa j 80 inpset with his- ter

that, when hey

“nernian-in the last migule
’ for ‘an: ‘extra attacker, he 3
sent out’ Chicago's ‘fourth |

line ot Bill. Gardner between. os Z

‘Fraser broke a Pe tle”

period when. he scared 2.
, decorids ‘after coming | dut of. _ Weter Marsh |
*'thexpenalty, box. Smyl gave wh
ye
‘mid. Putont” “The ether ©
* team © played * clutch. and”.
-“gtab- hockey’ all: ‘night: and:
they‘ were never. ame.

e eventualy. winner: early *
“the: poled, just. seven’

Denis) Savard ‘all: night’
“and nothing was: galled. He ,.

‘owel.. thing,” i “'gaid
Fraser, “That's a-wild and.”

win, even though wehad the

= edge; hung
San Antonio ig at Seattle, Washington at Boston anid “edge, because they hung, in-

| Milwaukee: at Philadelphia gn. Wednesday night..
_ “Kareem. Abdul-Jabbar and ‘Jamaal Wilkes scored - }
“24 points ‘each and. -Earvyin Johnson. had another _o

their right down to the bast
- second,” ‘said associate

Canucks. “We have to give.
~alot of credit ‘tothe penalty

killers for the job they, did . .

and, of .course,
"play entie
big goals. " .
. The last. fwo. “Canuck
“ goals; - -scored - by”. Curt

with, two”

; Fraser and Stan. Smyl,

7) came. shortly. after: the
«Walter Davis-seored 18- points to lead. ihe: Suns. a i

- Alvan Adams-and Larry Nance added 16. apiece...

Vancouver “players. had”

: served penalties which were
. “successfully killed off.

‘The _Boaltending was
in” his 11th
Vancouver.: Brodeur faced .

~ has allowed just 27 goals i in

the playoffs. ;
- We had to win to ‘keep
our edge’ in the series,” said
“Neilson.

‘Chicago is at. the’ -point

coach. Riger Netison of the

our power. foe

"there, too,, with, Brodew: “
_ appearing
’ straight playost: game for

2 Chicago’ shots and now

“Weve ‘got-.the 1].
home-jce advantage. and. |

‘where. they.need one win in

“here in the two remaining
_Bamtes. aera

of-seven series’ will. be
‘Tuesday at the Pacific

-« Coliseum and the filth May’

‘6 in Chicago...
_ The’ Canucks |
' greeted by a towel-waving

| throng for“ game three in’

*“respanse - to’ Neilson's ac-

.tions’ late in-game: two
" Thursday fin: Chicago.+.1t2 «| apo:

Typist

Phe Varicouver ° ‘conch |
waved’: ‘a white towel of
surrender at referee- Bob
- Myers in that, game ; and the _
NHL came .down. shard On
Neilson and the’ Vancouver.

- team; fining Neilson $1,000

and. the club $10,000, -
Neilson’s ploy apparently.
‘worked because the
_ Canucks were charged up in”
* front of perhaps the noisest

7 oy ‘Canuck crowd in the 12-year

“we can beat them, ‘But we
cannot make those mistakes.
. that mney | take _ Advantage -

-history of the franchise.
‘Thomas Gradin and Neil.

* Belland. scored the other’

* Canuck goals, ‘both on the .

o “Fourth game in the best- Y

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"Crazy. grodp up there.”
—.Srpyl, ‘the’: “acting Van-
couver. captain ‘after a°

wag® carrying ‘someone -
“around on. his back ‘all the
“tim. Its “was more like .a

Beason-ending injury ‘to foothall garhe Dp : £
Kevin McCarthy, said. the. ‘Releree ; ‘Andy : van. "4

wd gent “shivers 3 up my - .Hellemond called * en
spine.” “ - , minutes ‘In ‘peralctes, H
-- Chicago coaeti,  Bgb: ‘compared: ‘with ‘the 186 ;
“Pulford was not happy with _ minutes assessed by Myers 4
‘the ‘effort of his’ team. He in game two. Og

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