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DULUTH, Minn. (CP)
-— Bruce Roberts was
delighted with his day’s
resulta but less than
pleased at the reception.
the men's world curling
championship received
Monday,

Only about 2,000 people
showed up in the 5,000
seat Duluth Arena for the

\

from nearby Hibbing-said
after his second win In as
many atarta: at the 10
team event leading to the
Silver Broom

-Sunday. ‘People are
uptight,

“Our curling is down all
over, Fifteen bucks for a
ticket — J wouldn't pay It,
To watch curling? You've
got to be nuts, To watch

final-

event .was held ‘in. ‘the’

United States — wasn't.

the only one to complain
about the market, - -

One organizer was.
upset that many of the:
‘hotels had increased

roam prices by as much
as 100 per cent, in some
Instances to curling fans

’ who arrived on package

dlan'e know. anything’
about it until the people
started arriving late last

. week,”

Roberta's: rink was. at

the top of: the, heap with:

Mike Riley of Winnipeg,
defending the ‘title
Canada has won tlie last

“two years and three of the
. last four years, and Per

3 win over: Christian:
Thane of Denmark, while ..
Lindeman - ‘Peler’
Allinger af Switzerland B

{>
4

DULUTH, Mm... Pp) —.
Sardings after te =o acontd
mund AAonday af the world |

with his game desplte a 7-

In other second-round
action, Eigil Ramatiell of
Noyway won 126 over
‘Gunther . Marker of
-Austrla and ‘the youthful

‘Mike Hay: foursome from -

Scotland handed Weat
- German Keith Wendorf a
6&4 setback,
In the opening round,
Canada cracked three in

a ag meat
fem

“The reéulta net up two
key games for Canada
today — against the U. 8,
In the afternoon and
Scotland tonight,

Riley set up what could
be a grxige showdown
against the U.S, when it
was suggested the straw
brooms used by the
Americans are

. rocka," » Riley said

“The wt
strategy is to try andl ke
the ice clean. <a
“qt's worked for us alt
year against ‘teams: thy
re the straw. brooms, °

We've turned it to our

advantage in’ cases."
Roberts said. “the.
Scottish game took Qh. to
three hours to play: eight
emb hecause the-8

first round of the round- tours, Linde men's curling champlonsnip: .
robin tournament in the hockey, maybe, but not CAN'T MAKE POINTS. Grouped at ser egy Wt. . the seventh en route toa detrimental to the game, ends b good deal of tid.
afternoon, and there were — curling.” ~ “How do they expect us Scotland, a Not ee Sedan 2°65 win over West evidenced by all the atoning the ice. -
evenfewer Monday night. _ Roberts, 41, who OD to make any pants with Switzerland vate us 2.0 Germany, the U.S, routed stones’ that picked up ciHeye if you're ha le
“Northern Minnesota is the global litle here in thecurlers when they pull west German pds nmay . 1} Scotland11.8, Switzerland loose straw in the U.8.- eae mr rat
depressed," the teacher 1976 — the first time the ashunt like that,” said the finalists, Denna and Suite ; -+ 7 Gounced Denmark 16-2, “ve ae the the Roberts sald. “Pm mt a
om ) SERRE ee ef ERNE Me a nec |
ie ite store 4 t be identified. We after two games, Wi darmany ab ‘94. count an a let Tost come out and use straw

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- more:
mi cetie only fo erash from the cbgervers consider the pitching,” Glick gall see Myers eeera Start maybecrucial his "then there is“ Willle
{10h Want Render Set pennant .race-in late toughest of ‘baseball during spring training, ‘Roy Les Jackson. Beason. Aikens, a Gillick gamble,
“one August when the bullpen divisions — the AL East, “We'd like to have a left. “Jackson was not as Doyle Alexander, who who is waiting in the
Speman, corpse em reste ee Fang yP lame, Yéfinished The Orioles, 1983 World handed starter and more effective as his $93 mark had a schizophrenic 7-4 wings for his one-year,
curth with an 89-73° Series “champions, wit,‘ help in the bullpen”: —‘woyld suggest, On more season, is the fifth drug-related suspension
d fecard, nine games the addition of thi The bullpen, the big than a few occassions, starter. to be reviewed - by
Canada _) behind Baltimore orictes. baseman Wayne Gross, weakness in the clutch he'd enter with a lead, | There are no question commissioner ‘ Bowie |
and pitcher Tom games late last season, is blow. it aid end up with marks at the plate. The Kuhn on May 18, Last
. ; ; - Bracrwood 8 former improved bat ermal 4 the win dua to the some Jays. amared everyone, year in Karwas Clty’s
Flood. Sm ue ay), lave question mark. late-inning heroics by the including themselves, pitcher's park, he strok
CARPET Ewere saoke & Firs an-un§ improved. Detrolt Tigers The Jays believe the atence, He finished with last season with thelr 93 homersanddrove in 7g .
Mergency Service Clean-sp (92-70 in 783) have ‘area has been upgraded with seven saves and a Power. Theysetanumber runs, in
CARE a ¥ strengthened themselves by the acquisition of free- 4 so ERA and willhave to WClubrecordsastheyled if reinstated, Aikens,
F through the signing of agent right-hander ~ show more consistency to the league in average will be the left ‘aide of a
A cl . slugger Darrell Evans: Dennis Lamp, 7-7 with 18 remain with the team (277), tolal bases (2,431) potentlally-awesome
team Cleaning and left-handed reliever saves with’ Chicago through the season. and slugging {436}. They designated hitter's job
Willle Hernandez, =. ! WhiteSax last year, McLaughlin (7-4 with Clouted 167 homers, one with Jonnson,
ADD NEW CATCHER Toronto also acquired’ nine saves}, had his out 88 than leagueleading Other infielderg

30%

Toronto’s Bluejays are movin’ on up |

TORONTO (CP) — A,

- loyal of fans, For 43 heady

days, it Jed’ the league,

Loftier goals are on the *

made by the other top
feams in what many

Milwaukee Brewers:

Only the Yankees (91-

satisfied, ‘with the: tear...
“We ‘need. .

left-hander ‘Bryan Clark

- reliever. He is the lone

in’ his “first big. league

’ pitch, the knuckle-curve,

penatit, the Jays have to

burt-him as much as
anything else. A good

Baltimore, and finished

to to play every day thig

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