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Page 8, The Herald, “Tuesday, April 1%, 1989 |

“Flannery”

ct \
Tim aniery was: only
one of ‘nine. San. ‘Diego .
Padres with a run batted in
Monday \night, but his -
_ | eontributlon may have been:
just ‘a litde bit aver: ;
, _umnnery sing

Atlanta: “Braves: 10-9" in’:

‘ National: League. ‘baseball an

-adtions” Soe
In “addition; ‘he’ “played |

another : ‘flawless ‘game. at .

third-base In place of Lula *

’ Salazar, who had made two

errors -- before . being
replaced.by manager Dick
. Williams.

“I know my = role,”
Flannery said. ‘With me,
it's only one day at a time,
When I'm in there, I go as
hard as I can.”

“

With. “his “bwo,- its, “only. two

nh | ‘| | |

Flannery tipted his: average |
to’ .378. Gené Richards as |
“the only Padre! “with m re.
than one net in the Same,
riving in \a' pal

s Tn: Fee games, ra Las
‘ Angelés Dodgers edged. San:
“Franciaco .. ‘Giants #3: and: {

Philadelphia" . Phillies”
“ elobbered. Chleago Cubs 8-3.
* Byery Padre that gat into ©
‘the lineup againet Atlanta —
_with, the exception: of three
“pitchers — — had at least one
RZI against four’ Atlanta
pitchers, - |

Right-hander Erle Show,
2-0, worked the first 51-3
innings forSan Diego for the
victory. Rookie right-lander
Craig McMurtry, 1-l, lasted

Guidry’ S up again

Ron‘ Guidry is up because
he’s keeping the. ball down
‘again.

The New York Yankees -

Stats
and

Standings.
a
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Bast Division
toe WoL OP ct, GBL
St. Louis, 6 1 87
Pittsburgh 6 3 64? a |
Montreal 6 64 200 We
Phila - 6 4 « a
New York ; 4. 250 dia
Chicago 9 102 6
West Divison
Los Angelas 9 mn
Atlanta i] 3 rid “Wy
Cincinnati = & 4 467) OI
San Diega 7 462 3%
San Fran °9 0 10 231 he
Houston 2...) (87. 7

. Monday Results
Philadelphia 6 Chicage ‘2
San Diego 10 Atlanta 3
LosAngeles' 4 ‘San Francisco.

. Today's Games:
St. Louls at Montreal
Pit sburgh at New York. N
Chicago at Phitadelphia
Cincinnati at Houston N
. Allonia at San Diego. N

cs Angeles at San Francisco

N
Wesaesday Games
St. Louis at Monireal 5"
Pittsburgh at New ‘York N
. Ghicago at Philadelphia N
Cincinnat! at Houston NW.
Atlanta at‘ San Diébd 4
Lon Anigétes “at San rancléco

N :

: ; AB OROH Pct
Heep,NY 2 & 12 5d
Oester, Cin a. 6S) UW OAS

” Hendrick, Stl -. 27
Cedeno. Cin = oO SOU
_ Dawsen, MM a“
Easler, Pgh a 1
Flannery, $0 = 18 4 6
Hall, Chi is. 2
Thomas, LA 25 |
TKenndy. SD 50 6
Goubles: Garvey, ‘San Dieps,
4; Ray, Pittsburgh, 4; Oester,
Cincinnatl, 43 Rasa, Phita-
delpnia.. 4; Wallach, ‘Montreal,

SERRBBEE:

“Trigtes: Dawson, : Montreal, 3:
Green, St. Louls 4: Washington,
Atlanta, 2. .

‘Home runs:
eles, 4; Davis,
4S Schmidt, Philadelphia, 4
Chambliss, Atlanta, 3; Dawson,
Montreal, ‘3: Guerrero, Las
Angeles, 3: Hendrick, St. Louls, |
Atlanta, 327 Mat:
thews, Philadelphia, 3: Yeager,
Los Angéles, 3.
Runs _ batted -
Diego. “16;
eles, V1. .
Stolen, habes: Lacy, Pitts
burgh, 1: Sax, Los Angeles, 8.

Brock, Los Ang:
San Francisco,”

in: Kennedy, . San
Landeau Los Ang

Pitching (2 decisions}: 10 are
tled with -1.000.- .
-. Strikeouts: - Carlions’ . Phila-
delphia, 327 Soto, Cincionatl. 28.”
a aannney . .
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Fast Pian
w ret OBL
Batlimore 6 a
Milwaukee 605 se w ‘
Cleveland - 5 6 455° Ws
Detroit 5 6 455, MH
New York S6 50 Ws
Boston 5:7 M7 2
Toronto — 6 400 2
. West Olvision :
Oakland P44 RO
Texas 4 ou 1
Kan city 5 4 $3 4
Calit 7 6 .538 a
Chicago § 3 a
Min |
esota 5 7 al? eV]

Seattie's » § 9 057. ah
Manday Results
Milwaukee 14 Boston @

14 Cleveland 1
New York 3 Toronto 0
: Minnesota @ Seattle 5
Oakland 5 Catifornia 4
Tonight's Games
Cleveland a! Toronto
Texas at Baltimore
Kanssa city at Detroit
New York 4 Chicago
Seattie at Minnesota
Oakland at Callfornia
Wednesday Garnes
Milwaukee at Bosfon N
Cleveland at’ Toronte N
‘Texas at Baltimore N
Kansas City a1 Detroit N
New York at Chicago. NO
Seattle at Minnasata Wj.
Oakland at California

. AB OR OH PEt
Engle, Min et 1
Gross, Ook B 6 1 «4.4
Bretl, KC a 6M 4.
Hassey, Cle Ww 2 a 64.4al
Shelby, Bal ld é a da
Whitt, Tor 7 4 7.4.
Murray, Bal: - 37 6.35 403
Gibson, Det ih} 306 a
Wynegar, NY 0 620°lC(U8
Ford, Bal sD 6 OM
Dovbles: Brett. Kansas) Cy
8; Boggs, Boston, 4. : .
Triptes; Wilton, Detroit © 1;
Baines, Chicago, 2. : :
Home Runs: Casting, = Ain

nesota, 4: Kite, Chicago, 4)
Phelps, Seattte, 4: &,. Jackson,
California, 4; | Winfield, New
York, 4; seven ted witha:
Runs wotied In: Kitlle, Chl
cago, 14: ‘Thornton, (Cleveland.
12, : : :

Stolen bates:
City, 4: Garcle,
Cruz, Seattle, §.

Wilson, Kansas
Toronto, $5 J

Pitching (1 Goelatona) : v fled

with 1.000,
Strikeouts: Norris, Oakiand,
18; Kison, Callfornia, ta: Stted,

Toronto, 14,

Cleveland

§ on ar

: Ww
Philadelphia 4 1

‘Washington 1° §

lanky Jeft-hander's ball
throwing ‘Monday: night
against Toronto's batters.

resulted in a two-hit, 3-0 -
: American League baseball

victory over the Blue Jays.
.. Elsewhere, it was
Baltimore Orioles | 4,
indians: 1;
Minnesota Twins 8, Seattle
Mariners 5: Milwaukee
Brewers 14, Boston Red Sox
0; arid. Oakland. A’s 5,
California Angels 4.. .

Guidry, who" struck - out
four and didn't issue a walk,

‘gave up a game-opening-

single to former Yankee
Dave Collins, retired 15.
consecutive batters, was:
nicked for an infield hit by

| Buck Martinez opening the
_ Sixth inning, then. set- down

Toronto's final 12 batters.
~ “He went with the fastball
tonight and when he needed
a - good — overpowering ~
fastball hehad it,” said New
York’. catcher . Butch .

~ Wynegar. “The key to him

tonight was that ‘he kept the
ball: down.””
Luis. Leal, might have

“matched Guidry. goose-egz

for goose-egg liad second
baseman: ‘Damaso Garcia
not- bobbled Roy Smalley’ ‘3
Ewo-out” grounder. wo

. Exp ress
steal a win |
TAMPA, FI. (AP) —

Angeles Express stole an £8-
13 United States Football

> ‘League victory over Tampa
* Bay on Monday night with .

four. interceptions and. a
fumble recovery.
Vinee Abbott booted three

field goals and John Barnett |
scored Los Angeles’ firat -

touchdown on the ground as -
the Express improved its:

record to 43 before d‘

- Tampa Stadium crowd of
32,223,

The loss was the second in -
three weeks, for the 5-2,

‘Central _Division-leading .

Bandits. and
reminiscent. of the
beating Chicago
administered here April 2,
. Chicago’s Luther Bradley.
intercepted six passes when

was,

_ the: Biltz. demolished the .
Bandits: On Monday night, .

Los Angeles’ Tim Fox was
on the receiving end of three
of the four interceptions
thrown by

in the fourth. quarter with a
broken wrist that is
expected to sideline him for

- pix weeks, ‘also fumbled. to
set up Barnett’s one-yard |

seoring run which gave the |
Express a 166 lead with

- 12:31 to play.

USFL
Standings

ysFL -
Atlantic
t

0 s? .
Boston 53 72 0 166 10 7M
New Jersey 2 5 0

f)

Tampe Bay
Chicago

Michigan
Birmingham 2 5

Les Angeles a? Michigan NO
Denver a? Arizona N
. Suntay Daihen
_ Qaktend at Birmingham
Boston at Philadelphia
‘Tampa Gay’ at Waahingtok

2-3 |

Bandits -
quarterback John Reaves. ©
- Reaves, who left the game. _

‘Braves,

_ Dodgers 4.Glanta 3 ve
Giants ef | ace Greg

- The- Terrace Badmintin

‘Club hosted its annual open

tournament April 16 and 17
at = Thornhill . Junior
Secondary School, and ils

members won five events at

the two-day meet.
Gaylene Kawinsky - ‘of
Terrace beat out Fran
Power for the A flight
ladies’ singles title, while
Power and Jim Condon of

‘Terrace beat Jack’ and
"Shirley Blatchford of Prince

George for the A_ flight
mixed doubles title.
Jennifer ‘ Eastwood of
Terrace beat Diane Cey for
the 3 flight ladies’ singles.

" title, John. Ross and Gord |

resulta af the. Terrace Open *

Badminton Tournament, held April 1é
and Wt Thernhitt duntor Serondary
School,”

Entranis came ‘from Terrace, —

Kitimat, Prince Rupert, Queen
Charlotte islands, Smithers, Houston

cand Prince George. —

AFLIGHT |.
Ladies’ singles: 1, Gaylene. Kawinsky
{T) 2. Fran Power (1)

Men‘a ‘singles: 1. Bill Chudyk (3) 2.

Alan Leung (S}

Ladies’ doubles: 1, Shirley Blatchford-

Sharon Fitchner. (PG). 2.. Gaylene

Kawlnsky-Sherry Andersgn(T)
Men's doubles: 1. -BIIL: Chudyk-Alan

Leung {S) 2. Jack Blatchford-Warren

-Kilpatrick (PG)

Mixed-doubles; 1. Jim) Condon-Fran

Power (T) 2. Jack Blatchford-Shirley

Blatchtord (PF)
8B FLIGHT

‘niles’ singles: 1. Jenniler Easfwood

(T) 2, Olane Cey (T} -
Men's singles: 1. Randy Freisen (QCl)
2. Stewart Wu (S$

Ladies’ doubles: 1. Janet Sheppard- —

Elsie Holkestad (PG) 2. Carel Trotter
Vi Schaeffer (PR)

‘Men's doubles: 1. John. ‘ Ross-Gord
Clent (T) 2 Doug Jenlon (T)-Gary-

Bernd (PRI 4

Mixed double: 1. Randy Freisen

{QCI)-Gaylene Kawinsky (T) 2, Steve
Thomas-Judy Johnson (T}

¢ FLIGHT

Ladies! singles: 1. Marg Chudyk, (5) 2,

Sue ‘Lortscher (5)

Man‘s sigies: 1. Ancrew Schaatler
(PR) 2. Gordon Case (PR) *
Ladies’ doubles: 1. Dorothy Cheyne-

Mary Galloway ¢K} 2. Haten Luddit
(H)-Pat Plarce (5S) °

Men's Goubles: 1, Stewart we Opve

Plerce (5S) 2, Gordon Case-Andrew a
- Schaeffler (PR}

Mined doubles: 1. Stewart Wu-Sue
Lorischer (5) 2. Phil Davies -Flone
McKenzle (T)

} hoiner. and a. ‘pinch hit RBI
single by. Joel: ; Yoiingbl

(Rar

Tom’, -Miedentuer,.

aced only one batter. ta Ht
ighth, ‘got the victory ‘and “'
Dave Stewart worked out of .
one-dut, two-on jam In- the -

2 “, “ninth to earn hia third save.

Clent of 1 Tecrace teat Deg.

Jenion of Terrace and Gary ao
Berndt of Prince Rupert for
the B flight men's’ doubles
crown “and Kawinsky ' ‘and
‘Randy- Friesen’ of ‘Queen

Charlotte City, beat Steve

‘‘Fhomas and. Judy ‘Johuson, :
both of ‘Terrace, for,'the B.

flight mixed- ‘doubtes’. tite,
Kitimat’s Dorothy Cheyne

and Mary" Galloway “best.

’ Mey

-eight-hit- ‘pitehing ‘0
z Denny. Cs

“the Phillies trailed 20 in’ ‘firs

the third when: Matthews led ©
off With-a solo shot off. Paul |
Moskau. After Joe: Morgan:

"walked, Selb homered *. Septem

Heln Luddit of Houston mand.

Pat Peirce of Smithers for
the C flight ladies’ Goubles -
crown,

‘Local runners-up include ;
Kawinsky. and © Sherry:
Anderson, who were beaten, :
by ‘Shirley Blatchford and
Sharon Fitchyier: of Prince.

” George’ -for’the A flight «..

ladies’ doubles title and Phil
Davies ‘and Piona’

‘the: “tournament, '

McKenzie, who were e heaten :

by. Stewart’ Wu’ and. Sue

Lorischer of Smithers ‘for
_ the'c flight mixed: doubles

title. "
About. 80° people entered

participants: coming. from

’ Kitimat,’ -Prince. Rupert,

- Houston, ‘Smithers, . the
Queen Charlotte Islands and

Prince George. —

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