|. a fight-interrupted" National |. {
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~ Clint Marshall :

. Haight: 61" Welght:. 195
Bats: Right Throws: Right

‘Now. entering ils fourth year with the club, Skeena
Molson: Kings pitcher Clint Marshall Is looking to get
back on: the-champlonship trall this season. ‘The:
Kings’ second place finish in last year's Sr. ‘A‘s-
represented one of the few times In Clint’s. fastball

_ career thatthe club ha was playing for did not come
out on top'in It’s league or province.

Going as far. back as his minor softball days In |
Alberta when his teams won tive’ consecutive
_ provincial championships at various age levels, it
‘becomes fairly obvious that Clint ts not accustomed .

" tolosing. Also included in his string of championships.
ére an Alberta Junior title In 1975 (his club finished -
second In the Canadians that year), a senior A title In
1978 with Fort. McMurray, and of course Provincial.

a ard Western Canadian Senior ‘B’ championships with
ii F thé Kings In 1980 and 1981. :

: As:-well’ os many team successes, Clint’s list of
Individual achlevernents is equally Impressive. 1975." |

-AStarzout

_ 1978-Ali Star = plichar

Serles of Fastball.

ryote top |unineuptteher. In Canadian finaly :t97%6-Alle-1;
tleldersIt-Western AMalor. Frastbal Senguer:

champlonships, 1979- All: Star outflelder. at the ‘World

One. would. think that after spanding hundreds of
hours over elght months of tha year practising and
. playing fastball Clint might be looking for a little time
“off from the sporting world.over the winter months, -
‘but not so;:.he-is‘also the Referes-in Chief. for the,
Terrace Minor Hockey Assoclation, no part time [ob
- iteelf. In. his spare time, whenever that Is, he enjoys
both’ ° ‘cross-country - and. downhill .
.Champlonship experience is an tinportant ingredient .
to bullding a winning tearm, and“és ,lon

Marshall Is a Molson King that ts one Ingredient the
club. is not likely ta run short of, ;

in . Alberta. A

akling.’
ig as Clirt

| Stats and Standings

-NATLONAL. -LEAGU 5

‘fast - Division

wh Pet. OGL
Phitadeipnto 16 9 640 —
Montreal “ 4 11.560 2
St. Louls 13 =12:«.520 3
Pittsburgh 90 19) A006
Chicogo “Y W dat. 64
New York. * 8 18 308. 84

; “jest” ivi .
' Lag Angeles - at. 8 Ftd
, Atlanta ga6 70 30 8 la e

‘ Cincinneth’. 14.16.4677, ©
* Sen . Diego. VE 16 46? 7
Sen. Franclaco 13 16 san 8
418 438 o%

=. Houston ° on

: Tostdey Reavite” ,
Philddelphia 2 Cincionetl t
Allante 4 Montreal 2:

Houston § New York 4 (1 in-

* nlnge)

San Diego 4 Pittsburgh: 1
Chicago 3 tos Angeles 2
St. tovle 8 San Francisca 4
Today's. Games,
Montreal et Atlanta ~~

_ Philsdelphia at Cincinnat.
- New York at Houston N .
cock. Tureday., Gamage cngeea

Philadelphia at | Chicago

" Log Angeles at San” Diego
‘New York at Pitteburgh N-
San

|.) Montreal at $f. Louls

-AB ROH Pet.

Kennedy, sD Hb 10 4.369
Henarick,.: St. ap 14 32 *, 380
Schmidt, Pha Ol 27-29 358
Flannery., §D. 46°10 07) 354,
Dawson,” ‘Mtl eid Sa 347
Bench, Cin. 108 4 37 aD
- Hubbard, ‘Att a 14 30 044
Cromartie, Mtl 45° 7 22.338
- Crdz, How | wt \ # 333.
' Murphy, . Atl 94 3

' Diego.

vecky, Sean Diego, -$-,°:033, 2.77. -

BE Guerrero,

Allante at ‘Houston N

Doubles: Ray, Pittsburan,.”
DVAWSON, Montreal, 8 Bench,
Cinclanattis @ «Kennedy,

1 . ,

‘Triples “Morano, '
Dawson, Montreal, 3:.
Louls, 3) Rained, Montreal, 4.
Home reas; Aurphy,, Atlanta,
Schmidt, Philadelphia, 7) Mor:
ner, Atlanta, 7, -

‘Runt bltted In: “Kennedy, Son
Diego, 287 Murphy, Atlante, - 25.

Stolen: basds: Lacy, Pitts.
burgh, ‘3S¢° Milner, Cincinnatl,
12; Moreno, Houston, 12.

Pitching {3 decisions}: Pere,
Atlanta, 3-0, 1.000, 3,427. Stew:
art, Loe Angeles; 3-0,:- 1,00,
1.54) “Behenne, Atiante, 3-0,
1.000, 1.66;° “Monge, .- PAIda:
deiphia, 3-0, 1.000, 5.04) Rogers,
Montreal, 5-1, .09,: 2.48: Dra:

Phila:
Pitts:

Strikeouts: = Carlton,
detphla, Tu Me Willams,
burgh- 46.

Savas: Howe, Loe Afgeles, rm
Hume, Cincinnall 5.

Francisco at ¢incinnatl A -

San ..

“Hoditen, 44"
Green, $1

. blar,
Loe. Angates, 71

- 108s:

Caudill, Seattle, &

AMERICANS LaaAGua:

East Divison :
' WoL Bet. GBL
Boston 16 1 692 —
Baltimore ct 16 12 S57)
Torenio * 1412 538
. Allwaukee ~ W412 5 1M
Cleveland 15 13 $36 1%
New York 1318 .464° 3
* Detroit. eee |
on West’ Divisien a
. Californie: Wiz 5 —
Texas 3513 505 1%
Kansas City - 13 12-.520 2
Oakland 141d 500 24
Chicago 12: 14-462 3
“Minnesota V2 18 400. 5
Seattle 11 30 344

- Tuesday Results
Ostroit.4 Oakland 3

* Cleveland 4° Kansas cliy +1

‘ Baltimore 13 ‘Seattle 2
California & Boston 5
Texes 4 New York 2 .
Milwaukee 4 Minnesota 1,
Teday’s- Games-~

Minnesota at Milwaukee ::
Oaklend at Detroit”
Keness City at Cl nland 7

28t Bo$ton
Texat at ad York,
Toronto ‘bt. Chi

: raday, Games -
Otter erste 3 ns
Toronto at Cleveland u-
Boston, a Aillwaukee |

: aw |
: Carew, cal 10319, 49 «47d
Bratt RG OED 35, 487
- Beniquez, Cat . 71-15 27 ed
“Thoratony"Cle 92° 1638380
* Shalby,. Bal... $5 10 20-364
_ Botwa; “Bos” 361 -
Yount 362°
McRae, Kan

cal: 4s 9
“McBride, Chet arith 1b 20y{-a8t-

Gauhbes:.

3 bechleert)
Minhesof:

Télites: Wilson, :

Brit, canans, city:

te; ' 0
Detratt, 4

Griffin, "toronté: “ReEVans;| Dee

fon, 37. Hernde

Clavel

Heme “ren va aCinces,” _ Cait, .
fordta; 97° Bhatt,’ Kanda City; a.
Rune: ‘ws-:Bratt,
City, 6)" Kittie,
Ward, Mianevotey 241.

and, Pare in ‘al *

Chicago, 261

- Rica,

2b.
Steten ere ‘chur, Seattle,

“211 Wison, Kansas City, 14

Pitching (3 dectaleaa):‘ Fiana-.
gan; -Baltimore, 5-0," 1,008, 3.90)
Slaton, “Mibweukee: ne. “1,000,
-Mofttit. © 3-0):
Aponte, Bontdn, ° ‘2-0, 1.008; 0,753
Petry, Detroit, 30, 1.000, 2.35. .

Sirixeowta: Blyleven, . Cleve:
hand,” 43;;- Set _Teranto,
Morris, Batroi; -

Seves:, "Stanley,
‘Quisenberry. Kangas City. 7:

ool | ee toy
~.

‘bit.
: Sanderson wasn’t'so lucky.
-‘MecMurtry/a rookie right: .

: pander; had: Atlanta ‘fans:

“thinking | nonhitter before: &

|| ‘Sanderson.-
_ Feplays |
“hi Jeate Washingtén landed
, | punch before being pulled
“pway as both’. _ benches

_Blay

Astron 8 Mote 4

reliever

are Te.

Kernan, *
Bos: - |.

1,000; 0.00; ¢

43;

Boston, Fy

hints cal
"< without being tagged ‘for a:
Montreal's - Scott.

* ylelding
Carter's twoout: dotble in.
.. Braves beat the Expos 4:2 in
League

~ made abad pitch to Csiter. | .
’ “T made a mistake pitch’

| and he hit it.”

sSeasbunaaneegegary
the seventh. [nning’ ae the A

Hue

Carter's . diuble- off. the -=

centre-field . wall ‘barely
eluded Brett Butler's grasp.
McMurtry, who pitched. aut:
of  - first-inning - trouble -
_ caused by a.walk and an

- error’ and. then.-retired 20. -

straight batters” before
Carter’ shit . left the dame in
£ eighth * after.
surrenderhie two runs” on
three more hits.
a other. NL games, ‘it
.” Philadelphia - 3,
- Cincinaath 1; San Diego 4,
Pittsburgh 1; Chicago : 3, Los
‘Angeles 2; St, Louis 8, ‘San |

Francisco 4; and Houston 5, —
_ New. York 4, in 11 innings. |

' Atlanta’s ballpark, known -

-aS.8 paradise for slugfests,

Wad. the scene of areal.‘
- brawl in the. sixth ‘inning

when Claudell. Washington

| charged. to: the mound after
a brushback ° Bitch from,

Television
appeared to-

. emptied. ;

Washington,’ who . had
|. homered in the first inning,
‘Wes - ejected - while
Sanderson stayed in. the,
‘game...

‘Last week, in a game in,
Montreal, -- “Washington
spiked Sanderson during a
at first’ . base.
Sanderson received six:
‘stitches and missed his next -

m4 Starbsjesi: ary i a Lo tH yh”
nok: achéduled: ‘I

Phillies. ¥ Rets.dii vy.
- Tony Perez. and. Steve
Carlton. of Philadelphia.
Phillies were the’ones that —
-.got— standing ovations in
‘Cincinnati's |
Stadium. ~~

Perez, whio helped lead.
the - Reds. to consecutive
World’ Series, triumphs . in
the 1970s, tripled in. two.
- firet-inning - runs’ after
getting a. warm greeting. |

Carlton became only-ihe”
third pltcher in history to-
reach the. 3,500-strikeout
. plateau. He fanned seven,
” running his major : league-
_ leading total -to 70° this

aun and his lifetime
to 8504. Only
Houston’ Nolan Ryan

(3,521) and Walter Johnson
(3,508) have fanned more.
‘Carlton allowed five: hits

* is improging kis record te &-

Denny.” Walling’s bases-
- loaded single with one out in
“the bottom of the 11th inning

. was: ‘the -difference. Mets ©
Nek Allen,

“struggling with problems on
the field and off, took the
logs arid fell to 0-4. "

‘Phil it Garaer ripe in two

loging records, - checked .
~ New York on one hit in 41-3
innings of scoreless relief |

.SOre
: California’ 8 ninth inning ~
‘with a pinch double and

Travets, “showed - Tuesday °
they still have something to

“baseball,

Tansna,.- trying «
overcome three-ecnavcutive

- offer: * aad League...

Tuesday night: and- was
credited with the viétory as ©

Texas Rangers weleated the®

Yankees 42,

relief appearances without .
allowing. a ren, . while =
yielding only: fiwé hits,

’ Travers, who had pitched °

“923. innings for California

sine he signed 4 free-agent
contract following hia 1980
Bseabon - with . Milwaukee,
pitched’ for the first. time.

. Siice.May 5, 1981, following”
‘two shoulder operations. He ©

went five innings, allowing -

seven hita and ; five -ruis:~
' (only three eared) as the. -
‘Angels nipped ‘Boston Red

Sox 6-5. . ;
Elsewhere in the AL,

“Baltimore wallaped Seattle

12-2, Cleveland © downed

. Kansas City 41. Milwaukee —

defeated Minnesota 4-1 and
‘ Detrvit edged Cekland 43::

Chigdge:and:foveute wee: Dareedr ‘Hdriial etored for" |
ne ‘ the Flyergyirc: vi ake

ny hoe cdod

Texas managed. only four: -
hits,'but took adwantage of
two errors on plays. at the”

Riverfront plate by New ‘York catcher

Butch Wynegar to ‘score
three: unearned runs.
“ George Wright Ihad a. run- ©
scoring single arid Wayne

‘Tolleson hit a sacrifice fly, *
but Tanana was the hero of . -
the. night for: Temas.

~~ *"The: t tougher! thing is
getting the adrembline going -

“when the stupid phone.

rings,” said Tanatia,’ who

. had relieved only 12 times.in
283 | appearances before ‘this

season.-

Rod Carew, hobbling on
legs, led off

scoréd on a single by. Juan
Beniquez to give the Angels _.
their triumph over thé Red.

"Sox, Carew, the Aly batting

leader at .476, did not start

for the third game ina row -

because of knee and ankle

4

problems. - cet ee

But" he. duibied ior his
2,721th career ‘ad, ‘moving

him into a’ tie with Lou
Gehrig for 4th place among -

yun: eighth ay the. ‘Astros
‘ overcime’ a: ‘Wp. ‘New: "Yor!
- lead for the second  stralgh
a Bght.

Two veteran letchanders,
Frank Tanana and - Bill,

Sool ant tat a

‘baseball's all. time leaders,

‘for | another.’ Uittle-known
record. The: double was his:

“North York

we leads 2-0

- TORONTO (cP) — North -
York Rangers’ scored three .
“’manswered ‘goals id” the

“third period to-break a “6-5~
. defeat.

deadlock and
* Abbotsford Flyers 8-5 in. a

” Centenni Cu
Tanana has pitched 112-3 a Cup final: Series

innings’ this seveon in’ four

game Tuesday.
‘'The- victory gives “the

Rangers a 2-0:lead in the -
_ best-of-seven seties for the.
” national . championship of

Tier 2 junior hockey... .
- The Flyers, champions of.”
the British Columbia Junior‘.
Hockey League, led. 3-2 at
the end of a tight'first period
but the. teams ended. the
“second in a: 5-5 tie. :
“In the-third period, John
Ricketis, ‘Dave Newsom, -
_ with his second goal of the

‘game, and-Tom Van-Natter -

‘scored to’ give: the “Rangers
the victory.:

Don. McLaughlin. scored
, the other four. goals for the
' Ontario: ~ Junior | :
League. champions. : at

Rob. : Longfellow,..
Shibieky; Colin: Meissner, -
: “Dwight: rm +Mathison”: ‘ands!

The third game of the
series Ja~ ‘scheduled for
Thursday’. in suburban
North York. -

Mullins
quits:

- VANCOUVER: (CPXt —
Knee problems. are ending
the. 20-year .. basketball
coaching career of Peter —
Mullins at the University of °
BE. . ws

"Mullins, a rangy 1 native of
Australla,-
Thunderbir to —s two
national cha ionships' and
seyen Western Conference
tiles...

But his knee problems: are

making ° it: impossible to .

stand through the hours of
_ workouts. -

Mullins, known for teams .

which relied heavily on the
. fast break and sped the
tempo of -a game. by
frequently pressing the

1971. During that time, he -
coached. teams in the world ~
championships and the Pan-
Américan' Games.

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directed the -|

opposition, also —~-was~~-| ~
’ national coach | from 1989 to

tle Programme Care te Francais

L-Edvention en Francais

- Smith finished i up with three

= ae toning BS: eer

50th hit: in. his-107th time at--
bat in 1992, a record tied by -
‘Stan Musial in“1959.
‘Orioles 13° Mariners-2 2
Al Bumbry . ‘tripled with
‘the ‘baiges ° loaded in - the
fourth innin and Dan Ford
__ followed .with. a-home run,
* giving Baltimore a 7-0 lead.
. The Orioles also seored five. -

times'In'the eighth as:Ford --

batted in with a Bingle and \-
Gary Roenicke bad a: two: -
run- single to go ith an.
earlier sacrifice fly.
Indians 4 Royals 1 _

three hits, including a three-
run. double; to Support the
: five-hit pithing of ‘winner -
‘Len’ Barker and Neal:
Heaton. ‘Barker allowed - ;

four hits in éight innings. :

Brewers 4 Twins 1° .
'. Milwaukee's Ben Opglivie.
hit-a. single {nthe seventh,
Don Money ‘doubled to BCOTE ,
Oglivie ‘and, ©
intentional walk to Charlie"
Moore, Jim Gantner rapped
a. two-run triple. .

; Tigers 4 A's 3

eta,

Tae STE Me otra ore var
2° ae

pesmi homer ied a wea

Tek bod oe ty Oe tae ea

“sanpped a rr) tie’ — aa .
‘Cardinals: 8 Glants 4... ut
‘Darrell Porter. drilled. a.

uis’,” loaded jams in the fifth and-
ne: feveath ima to Re the.

after ° an.

‘Minor softball results
Bastend Supremes beat Vic Froese Trucking 10-8 in

ih’ “hit “in- ‘103 “pbbats: division play Tuesday night in the Terrace Minor Softball ”
~ Carew also has'a chance Jimmie Foxx collected: his _ Association. se

* In the Squirt division, Tunnel and. Rock beat All Seasons.
-12-9 and Westend Grocery heat Wade Contracting: 11-10,

"No pee wee. scores ‘were available.

King and Sons 7 and Midgets 4 New Quadra Travel 4, -

Park.

Mite -

'. In the Bantam-Midget division, it was Doc’ Cartage & R.. -

e.

~ Next minor. softball action is ® Thursdey, night at Agar 8 oa

| Wayside winner in “hest game”

i Wayside Grocery beat Shoppers. Drug Mart 9-7 in the best _
collected his third ‘run Pony division game of the season so far Tuesday night in a

: Terrace Minor Baseball Association action. —

’ The teams: played scoreless baseball for the first
innings and stayed close throughout the remaining at-
. until Wayside finally pulled ahead for the win.

four a
bats

Baseball tonight includes Overwaitea playing Credit:

J ullo ‘Franco collected . Union and Far-Ko Contracting meeting Elks in the Broncos

' division and. Tercace- Drugs meeting Terrace Co-op ‘and -
Totem. Gulf taking on Flaherty Trucking in the Mosquito _
. division. Bronéo game times are 6:30 p. m. and Mosquito

game times: ‘are B: 15 Pam. -at Agar Park. |

‘Legion: wins in Kitimat lacrosse

Association game played Tuesday night.

. Legion 250 beat Team 39-5 in-the only Kitimat Lacrosse ©. «

‘Legion had a:2-1 lead after one period and were | up 6-4

after two but pulled away in the third period to take
win, -

* Six; other players had singles, including Ted Guy, :

their .

* Brad Owen scored three’ times to lead the Legion offence. .

‘Dan:

Enos Cabell singled inthe’ - Minchin, Dave. Dugdale, Barry Oliver, John Wood and «

Detroit second and Beored -
on Alan Trammell’ ‘5 double.
Lou Whitaker doubled
Trammell home to give the -
‘Tigers a! ‘£0 lead ‘and: chase |

start since corning ‘off the |
disabled list. :

: Steven Ong. os
For Team 3 it was Kevin Graham, Steve Nelson,
Taylor, Jeff Sherstabetoff and Aaron Callihoo. —

Mike’ :

‘Thursday. night's lacrosse action has Johnson, Barclay’
and Scaife playing CASAW in the 5 p.m, tyke-novice game, ~

basta: a1 it : cd ma year 11
_ thea oP. m. nigel senior game, AL I garmes ax are at Tan

Majestic: ewellers playing Kitimat Bulldalt in the 6:45 B. fo.

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