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MADRID. ee he’ ‘24leountry World cp”
» pMADRI “Brazil ‘and’
“defending ‘champion

Argentina’ appear» headed.
” for an early: showdown in

them and poeslbly both.

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_ CHANGE OF.
OPERATING HOURS

Please be advised that “the: Municipal
operations will be changing to summer .
working hours, as follows: ’

1. The Municipal Office}. 3215 Eby St. “

will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.,

commencing July 5, 1982 until September
3 1982.

2, The Public .Works Building, -5003..
Graham Ave:, will be open from 7:00 a.rn.

~ to 3:30 p.m., commencing June 24, 1982 y
until September 3, 1982,

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Clerk-Administrator

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» Sogcer’.. tournament: "— a ° round berths filled, it now.is: °
“match, that: would ‘destroy - “certain no more than one of
- the title: ‘ambitions of one of | the South Ameriean soccer. -
giants can reach’ ‘the |.
-semifinala.: .-
Only an unlikely tieor loss
» Against twice-beaten El.
_ Salvador in its last opening- .

round .match: tonight in
“Alicante will keep -Argen-
tina from advancing to the

- second round. .
Buta victory: by Argen-

tina will give it, no better
‘than the second qualifying
spot fromm Group 3. Belgium
clinched the group's first

’ berth Tuesday. night by
“f- tying Hungary 1-1 in Elette.-

Hungary will advance to
the second round
Salvador beats or | ttes
Argentina.

The Soviet ‘Union ad:
vanced rom Group 6witha

.22 tie against Scotland In *
”- Malaga on Tuesday, but'the

result ensured Brazil's
place as the _group’s top
qualifier.

While thé Soviets and

Belgians serambled into the’

; With live of the 12 second. i's

if El

“with ties, Polaid advanced
vIn style, beating Pern o.

tt Argentinia advances, to

“must face Brazil and the..
“Group 1 runer “uP
probably’ — Italy. «.
Cameroon, * “whieh: ‘play
. today to see who moves on,
‘in a second-round playoff in
Barcelona. Only one of
those three will go to the.
semifinals.

The Brazilians . sin play’.

tonight —.a meaningless
match .in “Seville. against
New. Zealand, .which has
already been eliminated.

‘Although -an Argentina-
Brazil clash would not came -
until early July, Argentine
coach Cesar. Menotti is
- already thinking about it.
“We came here not to avoid -
any rival, but to show why
we won the world cham-
pionship’ in 1978. "

Brazil and’ England had
already reached the second

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Ab Malaga, Joe Jordan's ws

‘15-minute ~-gomt "gave

Scotland the early lead, but -
. the Russians went ahead on.
goals by captain Alexandre...

Chivadze in the 60th minute
and Ramaz Shengelia; with
five minutes remaining.

Captain Graham Souness

tied it with. three minutes

left.

‘

Shengelia’s important

goal followed a collision In
the Scottish backfield.

‘Central defenders -Alan

‘Hansen and Willie -Miller’
collided’ and Shengelia .

. Taced into the opening’ to

beat
Rough. .

Goalkeeper Alan

- AtLa Coruna, Poland and

- Peru were scoreless ' at

‘ halftime, However,

Zbigniew: Boniek, Wlod-’
zimierz Smolarek, Grzegorz

bate,
}Wlozimiers ‘Ciolek
a “goal pach in-tie second half |
7 “pccount. for. “Poland's”
- Gaillerna ta Fiosa: had a
Peru's ‘goal with: elght.
minutes left.

_ goalkeeper,

- editor: ‘

don Schaffer

pacares Bunto!: san
scored a.

At ‘Bene, nalgien’s
SUCCESS Was tempered by an
injury -to- captain Eric

Gereta, expected to be out of-
. action fora. week. after:

suffering a concussion in a
collision with his own
Jean-Marie
Plaff.

Platt and Lido Coeck also :
have shoulder injuries.

” Alex - Czerniatynsku’s
7ith-minute goal offset one

* by Hungary’ ‘a Jozsef Varga
in the ath minute.

’

"The second round -of the

World Cup finals begins .
Morday. The 12 qualifiers

_ Will be split. inte. four. sec-
- tlons, with-each team
; playing each of its sectional

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“vale once, AY games will.
be played, either here'or in .
Barcelona, with play ending °
July. ‘6. The Rret-place

teams from: each “sogllon.. .
“advance to: semifinals. duly aa
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Madrid.

ontreal, Vancouver

oo different shows.

{ Montreal and: “Vancoliver™
staged vastly’ different
scenes in Canadian Football
League | exhibition: play
Tuesday nights Only 7,665.
Spectators. showed up to

. watch ‘Montreal Concordes .
lose their third game’ ina:

row, 26-13 to Ottawa Hough
' Riders, while a respectable
crowd of . -19,468 were
overwhelmed by: a 43-39
: B.C. Lions’ victory over
Saskatchewan Roughriders,

‘Rapp was: pleased with .
the play of wingback Ricky
Ellis, who caught two touch- -
down passes, Including 4 35-.
yarder from rookie. quar-
terback John Fourcade, in
B.C.’s first» win in three
exhibition, games.

Coach Joe Faragalll said
his Roughriders “were not
as prepared as we'd like to

- be’: with just three days

oo between games. .

Ellis grabbed'a four-yard

= touchdown pass. from, Joe
" Paopao with one second left
in the first half, then made a
‘spectacular over-the-sh-

ona. perfect throw by

” Foureade.
“The Lions, losers of their

~ opening two starts, also got

2] touchdowns from’ wide
«: receiver John. Panbkratz,
"ona. six-yard “pass from.

- Paopao,

fwlback “John

7 Henry White on a one- yard.

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‘Pakpaghiy thnplatéd’ ‘the °

B.C, scoring with 13 points —
on five converts, two field’.
~- goals and two singles.

“The Roughriders, who

had: won “their first: two
7 games, scored two touch-
‘downs In the last 19 seconds .
“ef the game to “make the
“scare respectable.
“Wingback Joey ~ Walters”
“7°. caught touchdown passes of
2b. 0 and 34 yards from rookie
“yp quarterback Joe Adams:
-" Jate in the game against an

oulder reception in the third:

injury-riddied B.C,

secondary, The victory may =~
have ‘been costly for the -

Lions, who lost defensive
backs Kerry Parker and
Tony Proudfoot with in:
juries. . .
. The Roughriders: also, Kot
touchdowns from wingback

Chris DeFrance-on ‘a 13-

yard. pags from« John Hul-
nagel, Dwight Edwards ona.
o6-yard kickoff return and

‘reserve fullback John

MeCarquindale on a three-

, yard pass from Adams:.© .”

Rookie Dave. Ridgway
added five points on two
converts and a field goal for

Saskatchewan, with wide
‘receivers Emanuel Tolbert

and Edwards completing
the scoring with two-point
conversions on passes: from
Adams.
* In. Montreal,
quarterback. Chris Hiaac
came off the bench to toss
one touchdown pass and set
up another major score with
a 26-yard run as the Rough
Riders earned thelr’ first
win in three exhibition
games, ~

The Concordes appeared
headed for their first-ever
victory as they led 13-6 at
halftime. But Ifsaac,. who.
replaced starter Jordan

rookie :

Case at the start of the —

second half, quickly
dispelled. any such: notions:
setting up a two-yard TD
plunge by Derrek Peels and

ahhibling on 8s 10-yard - touch-
vdown paadrlthrKelviniKirk.

‘5 Thowe twotouchdowns-gut
. the Rough Riders in front:
20-13 -with kicker Gerry
Organ adding two tleld
goals — of 33 and 41 yards —

‘in ‘the fqurth quarter. vo
Montreal had taken. the _

lead on two Don Sweet field

goals of 35 and 31 yards, and” - °

a.. four-yard . touchdown .

reception by Mike Robingon ;

from quarterback ‘Ken
Johnson. Organ had early
field goais from 44 and 5

: yards out.

Stats and

Standings.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
i ‘WoL Pct. GEL

. 4 95421
Milwaukee - a7 29 -.36l 4
Gstroil 34°20 «5560 ata

~ Baithmare ' 94 20 53h 6
Cleveland 32°32 «5008
Mew 4York _, 30 32478 Pe
-Toronjo .-~ a1 458 VE,

oo 2 ‘Weat) Division ~
California 40 28 08 —
_ Kansas: City 3327 585

: Chicago | 18 26 05761.

*" Seattle «16 54 516 5
“Gakland | ..30 40 427 Ht
Texas | : 24°37 «393. 12¥2

‘V6 54.219 5

Fuerday  Reswits

“)' Senitte 6. Toronto: 3.
2 Boston 5. Detrolt 4
"-"Clevelénd a Baltimore 6

: “Milwaykee 3 New York 2”

~ Chileaga 4. Minnesots 5”
Texan @ Callloria O82!
Kansas: City 2. ‘Oakland:1 0°

Games Today

Kansas City .al, Oakland

7 ~ Datralt at Boston NO -
*Battimere at Cleveland N°

"New: York “at, Milwaukee Nl

CL) ainnesta. at Chicago. N_

Todas at Callfornia f-
oo Thursday Gamai
Baltimore. N
Clavelatd: at New ‘York: N

“" gakland- at Texas |
: Kansas - city -at Calttoria oe

Leese co AB, ae " ava:

” Mareen, cle’ 245 54 93 au
‘ Bonnell, ‘tor Neaae rT
_ Wissen, me: }
McRae,
Hebel, ry

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" Dewbles: ca ie ae. tts Kani " :

we “ehyr We; Cowens,~ Spatite, | 4

White, Kansas: Clty, 19."
Triples; Herndon, . Detroit,
_Witeon,. Karaes: Clty, 7, :

-Home: runs: Thornton, Cleva-

hy:

‘twas ‘patted: In:. McRae,
san City. §9, Thornton, Clevi-
“lend, a. of

Hander:
Pabeon

meee:
wm Wathan,

‘Stolen -

Milwauked, .
Kah

NATIONAL LRAGUE .

East Divison = =

- WoL Pct. Osh.
Sf. Louls 40-28 508 —
Mantreal’ ~ vow se 1
New York Mo NS OS
Philadephia 33 32 508 Sva
Plitsburgh 03). 47618
chicago 25 44 M2

. ,Weat Divinien ”

Atlanta . 26 oO
San Olego oe 1? 354 3
Los’ Angeles 36°33 522. Se

‘San Franclaco 30 3f-.435- ws
Houston . . 29-98 499 Te
Cincinnat! J) SP ab de

‘Tuesday. Results.

.- Montres! @ New ‘York: 3

“Ste. Louls. 3 Philadelphia’ 2°
Pittsburgh % ¢nicaga 2. .
_ Cingiinatl 7 San. Diego -§ |
Los Angeles 4 Aflanta }.-
. Hoution 2. Sen” Francisco 0°.

: “games. Tanisht
Montreal et New . York

“Toran at Seotile 2 Chieaga at Piitaburgh

San Olega at. Clacinnatl -

Los ‘Angaies at Atlante |

Sen Francltco-at Houston :
: (Philadelphia: at St. Louis”

“Thursday” Games. cans

Philadelphia at’ St. Louls
Montreas! at New ‘York A.
Sen Diego at. Gincinnatl Mw.
Los Angeles af | Atlanta..N:
“San Franciseg ° “at: Houston No

my

ve. spree AR. WAVE: |.

Qijver, Mtl |
Thompson, Poh. 224 42 °73-32%
“Francona, Mtl

Jones SO | at 45.70 0220
_Stearas,, WY GS ~ 29830 70318
Rey, Pan - , 75338-90316
ford, Sah, 174.849" ws
Ceteno, (Cla ia 21-87 ab:
‘Horner, Aj! enh) 4166 10
‘Pena, Pgh: ‘2 10 1 Os 310

‘2 Doubles:; y Sen Dlego,

fa ‘Lo, |

Potsu ston,” $:

G + Concepcion, ©
Claciigat!: errero, Los
Angelm,, &: sal ar. San: Oleg,
ai ip San ‘Diego a:
Lez 4,

Hae .rvge Murphy. Atlante,
als jew York. 17.

Diver, Montreal, 47:
i! moreno,

a ? - decisions}: 3.
Gutdry New. _ ee mitehine "Ny, weetavenn:
.9n2 “Vuckovich, Milwaukee, #- Forsch, St. Louls,” 80° 371

2, 018, 2.0: Barker, Clavetand,

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Strikeouts! “eanaister, Seattte,

. mm: Marker, Claveiand,’ 78 oo

In: Murphy, “Ab”
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377g
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Rogera Montreal, §-34.723, 1.00:

Sutton, Houston, 9-2, 299
Strikeouts: y Soto, = -Cin (ntiatl,
138; Carteton,, Philedelpht

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