. pening game of the Stanley ~.
dina:

“Mike Bossy! 5 goal: at 1: Ba
overtime ‘early “Sunday...
ring hag given: ‘the.
i Hees ura open ns Game,”

and:

au Les

MONTREAL (CP) —

- Lee, the’ Montreal Exes

7 left-hander, . wasn’t around ©

‘. to. watch his mates: drop

their: ith: stralght baseball
game Stinday, a 5-4 National ..

League decision to Los
. Angeles Dodgers. .

‘But -he- had: also missed

= Mat ‘of, a 108 loss to: the”
Dorgers on Saturday,’ After

2 learning prior to the game .

the “Expos had. dropped

ct intidlder’ Rodney Scott from —
_ the roster, he ripped up. his ©

~ uniform ‘and left. iti’ the: -

rattien of - “Manager: Jim

. rT eat ton pub near the’

stadium ‘and returned in ihe
th: inning,! in) what

sneer 0 over the treatment
of goaltender: Richard:
. Brodeur. by. New. Yor

‘four-hour...

"careful. nen re

- forwards.

261 obviously retaliatory. mr:
“after Brodeur had’ been.

“phere. wits a lof. of.

jtooking and. Holding" last

night,” aid ,- -felanders |

foalie: Billy Smith, “That's ‘8
their. style, we: Just ‘haye: te “a

“get used to-it,, marae
“When . they” ran. “me,
they’ be better be very, very.

aa a

waived

him:
release. oe
Lee left-the stadium long

before. the Expos’ suc-.
cumbed to the eight-hit
‘pitching of Los ‘Angeles left- -
_ hander Fernando Valen-'

his unconditional 7

e

- guela, 4-3,,and @ three-run, -

. fifth-inning home= run ‘by.
“Pedro Guerrero that rallied
the Dodgers from a. $l

déficit,

-The loss left the, Expos

with a'12413 won-lost record,

and an even ‘more sur’

prising 4-7 mark at Olympic -.
Stadium, where they have.

~ been virtually unbeatable in
recent ‘years.

' “TL. seems. ‘while | other

‘Kéetiefal Manager

John McHale described as

"no condition to-pitch.”

Before” the Expos game

Suijday, the club fined Lee

” the’ ‘equivalent of one. day’s

; .pay -and $5,000,
. ‘requested Waivers: ‘to. give” .

- Jegms

‘and.

~ lagging,” ‘said Fanning,

” clubs are cashing in an their. .

“It's been _ happening 80.
often, (2
“Today, (AL) Oliver:

‘doubles and Carter hits a
smash té centre. It was one

ot the hardest balis 8 hit all .

_atick, then we'll. Tun hin.
over,” anid Williams. “He's.

dof regulation time, an

decked by Islanders Duane
Sylter «and. Bab. Nystrom
“Tf Smith hits us with bi

the guy. tht blarts wall the.

trouble."’. wth

nith

day, but’ it’s an out.” bys

That was not the case with ‘
. Guerrero, however;.
jumped on- the first pitch:

He’.

from Burris and drove. it.
into the left-field bleachers,
‘scoring Dusty Baker, who -.
had doubled, and Rick
Monday, who had walked,

“ahead -of. him. - Baker's
-. double drove in’ Steve Sax _

for his 10th” RBI in. -three
gantes..
The runs were enough for

Valenzuela,. who walked’

four batters and-struck out
four,-and developed what*
has become his usual blister
-on the middle’ finger of his
throwing hand.

nemesis was Eepos short- °

stop Chris’. ‘Speier, who -
and.
cracked a bases- loaded ©

walked, singled

triple in the fourth to give .”
Montreal a 3-1 lead.

_ Speier' s hit was the only |

one _ the Expos produced

"Sixers clubbed in first NBA

‘BOSTON . (AP) - the
«Sight . of, ‘one of thé best
“hn: professional

a basketball playing like one
. ofthe worst-was enough to

‘ Move'a grown man to tears,

“"Youery and you laugh,’
‘sald: ‘Philadelphia coach

; - By. Cuntiingheen ‘after
~~ watching! his: ‘76ers --an-

. nifiilated, 121-81, by Boston,

one Celtics in the opening game
ee) ee
National -

“the. best-of-seyen.
‘Basketball

: Association Eastern * Con-

“ference championship: “I'm -

_laughiffy -now because 1

»-erledon the court and got all

ee the tears out there. .

“We didn’t lo anything in

_ any phase of our game, and

they were outstanding.”
Commented — Celtics

Cedric Maxwell: “I think

“you have. to give all the

_ credit to us’, "today. I any

think they: made too m
fitioveps! - “it0q pied

“Wedid everything well: ta 7

unexpected”

roasiVE RIE Robey’ uae

The 40-point matgin was.

‘the widest of any Celtics
‘playoff. win and_ arly 76ers
' Playoff loss, sw

Boston's biggest previous.

winning Playoffemargin wag .

129-95 over St. Louis on
April 2, 1961, in the opener of

- the charaplonship ‘series a

: * The: Spurs. can play better,
as evidenced by their 47.9

per. cent*-field goal per-
- formance: dnd 66.7 percent
‘effort from the free throw
' | line.-'The Lakers hit on 55

_ free throw tries.

per cent of their floor Shots,
and. 77.3 per cent: of thetr

aa

.However, the Spurs were,

in contention f for much of,

the game. Mike . ‘Bratz
missed a layup -with 40 *
seconds to go. that would

have drawn them to within

four points.. The Lakers.

‘scored the final five points

to secure the victory. /
. ‘Abdul-Jabbar wasn’t the

_-only Laker’ to” turn in an

outstanding: offengjye |

/ performance. ‘Norm’ Nixon

: ‘Sockers, Strikers win

‘San Diego Sockers and

Fort : Lauderdale, Strikers
» ‘gontinued ’ on” the ‘winning
-trail in the North American .

League, ‘while defending -
'. Men

7 Sunday for r the fi fifth time in >

ee ax | games.

{pass from Kaz Deyna ‘with:

a 11 minutes left as San Diego

: nipped the Sting: 2-1° in
' | Chicago. It was the Sockers'

. fifth, win in six ganies ‘this
. Beaggn and kept them. atop -
” the Western | Division with 3B.

~ points..7

- Strikers 2 Sounders 1
°’in the ‘only -other game |
Sunday, | Fort” Lauderdale.

~ Strikers scored a 2-1'victory -

Over, Séatile + Souitders;

od

“Brian Kidd rolled | a35-yard

"‘ghot .past goalkeeper". ‘Paul
: 69

wi Saturday, Rk

oo scored his frat'tws'gbals‘of

. omer. Whitdeapa. ba SL.
“yictory* over : Edmonton -'

Drillers. Vancouver, with a

“second. in’'the Western |
: Division while Edmonton, 2
3 is" in last place: ‘with, i.
2 Points

. Mohtreal Mahie detested .-
' Portland’ Timbers 2-1 on a
goal: ‘by. Andrew: Parkinson.

= “Roughnecks a2. |
Jean Willrich converted a ee

vy ‘Hankin:

4: record: and:25 points, “is,

_ Montreal evened its ‘record z

to 3, putting it third i in. the.
stern Division, -

won. by. ‘the: Celties, Al.

Philadelphia's biggest -
playoff loss “ was 466-12) .

against Milwaukee | on
March 30, 1970,

The unexpected spark -

turning the Rame ante an
- wag

‘Robey ‘came in with
Boston leading 33-24 and

10:07: left in’ -the’ second °

quarter. He played the rest
of: the ‘period, scoring 15
. points and lifting the Celtics

to a 62-45 halftime lead. The”

Ters never came ‘clase
after thaé. :
Philadelphia’ s- top yo

- scored a personal playolt

* career-high 31 .points and
Bob McAdoo scored 21.

George © Gervin,. “who

averaged 32.3 points. ‘per -
game’ during the’ regular’ -
season, made only three of:

_ his 13 field goal attempts for’

the Spurs in’ the first’ half,
but he,scored 26 paints after

- the intermissionfor a game- :

"high 34 points, .

in other Saturday games, .

san Jose Earthquakes
defeated Jacksonville Tea
beal

Cosmos ‘Tulsa

ie ad se aa

20 and New York’

Lb

16-3 in the final 3:55 of the

- first half to turn. a 49-47

’ deficit Into a 63-53 ad-

vantage at the intermission:

’ The Spurs got as close as
three points at 80-77 midway

through the third period”
before the Lakers ran off -
° eight ‘straight ‘points to give -

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Canueks ‘ansoclate. couch.
:. Roger Neilson’ downplayed —
: the’ situation, - “bit

; Vancouver will run at
| i the. Islanders: continue. to -

ated

“centres,
‘and Caldwell “Jones, each -
had three fouls for most of |

i

ring ie
: ‘a mrelght pevot game,

-perhaps - his: poor 1

with. & mas -in scoring _

position: They. failed to: -

_ drive in’ ‘a run in eight other
“ehances, making starter -
Ray Burris ‘a loser for,-the

_ Sixth time in as many *

-decigions.

The Kxpos send ‘Charlie

Lea; 1-1, against Rich Gale, %

 12,.in the opener of a three- °
‘game series against San
Francisco ‘Giants - tonight.

In other National League

games. Sunday, it was New:

York Mets 6, San Francisco .

‘Giants 5; Chicago Cubs 6,

Houston .Astros 3; Pitt-

-sburgh Pirates 6, Cincinnati
Reds 3; San Diego Padres 6,

- Philadelphia-Philties: 0;-and““y4jnnesota ho

Ailanta Braves 3 St. Louis
Cardinals’ 6.. .

On Saturday. ae

‘Angeles 10, Montreal 3;
‘Chicago °3, Houston 2; San
Francisco:8, New York. 3;
St. Louis fA Atlanta wi

semi- i-final

Darry! Dawkins

the “second period, :and
third-stringer Earl:Cureton
played the final six minutes.’

Dawkins : ‘sald he was
hampered-by-a painful. leg:
and added‘he didn't know if

he would play in the second.

game , here: Wednesday

“night. He- broke the same.

leg during the season.
Boston pulled’ down 67

rebounds, two more. than ifs

‘regular-season "high, «and

held Philadelphia to just
-y 323 per cent: fi ie goal
: Shooting.

- Lakers erasing some bitter memories

them an: 1L-point | lead,
‘equalling ‘their largest —
. advantage of the game,

But the ‘Spurs, sparked by :
Gervin, got'as close: A6- five’ .
_Doints‘on three accasions in’

the fourth ‘quarter, the final

_time al: 118-113 with 2:50 go." "Jo
“Tt was 123-117 when Bratz —|-/". “~

missed his dayup.” ,
_ @

Ln, “The ‘Lakers went: ‘ahead to” The: Lakers ‘advanced. to

stay by ou Spurs
y by outscoring the Spurs’ -"_ pionship series with a four- -

' game. sweep of. ‘Phoenix
. Suns. 7

the conference cham:

The second game.in the —

st-of-seven Lakers-Spurs

“set will be played Tuesday. |.
The teams travel to San .

Antonio. for : games ‘Friday
‘and Saturday. ;

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Philadelphia 5, San, Diego 1, ,

~ and Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati a
2 in iy innings.’ .

“In american Leagie
games Sunday, it’ was:
Cleveland Indians — i,

. Oakland A’s2; Toronto Blue -
Jays 2, Kansas City Royals .

0; Boston Red Séx.1, Texas °

Rangets 9; ‘Milwaukee .

Brewers 6, Minnesota Twins
"2; Chicago White “Sox 4,
Detroit Tigers 3; California

“Angels 8, Baltimore Orioles’:
4and New York Yankees 3,

Seattle Mariners | 0.

Saturday. in the AL “jt.
was: Toronto 2,’ Kangas,.
City 1; Milwaukee 12,

Detfoit 4;. Cleveland 8,

. Oakland 5; Boston 2, Texas

1; California 7, Baltimore 2;

.. New York 3 Seattle 4,

a Cuts G Astros a
Jody Davis's _three: -run.

match

- Centre Robert Parish and

“Larry Bird scored 24 points
each for Boston, which led -
"by as Many as 48 points, 110- *

42, late in the game. Andrew

. Toney paced the 76ers. with
Bo

Boston ‘outscored
. Philadelphia, 22-7,
first seven minutes of the.

‘second quarter to grab a 52-_

31 lead, its: biggest. of the

first half. Robey and.Kevin |
. McHale: ‘had _ nine - points...

each in that spurt,

h
my ‘glove on the puck before.
“We. deserved to ‘win, but. re

efforts|s showing them’ that 2 ae

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the poet and, Atth-of the ©
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“pinging with a-sore_ knee,

stating ok

‘than’ athe’ sIslanders.

~ Mark ‘Allies the hter:

a Centre “Thomas ‘Gradin
; “scored d twice for ‘Vancouver, -

two “power-alay ve and: =
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drop fifth straight —

homier with two out, his first
.of the’ season, -led- Chicago

. over Houston.-Leon Durhant’.

doubled with one aut and
took third as Junior Ken-
_nedy grounded out.

Willie ‘Hernandez, 1-2,
gained’ ithe ictory in relief,
while . Randy * Moffitt, 0,

‘Jason, Thompson ex-

-tended his hittingstreak to’
WT games with his 10th.-
~ ‘homer, a two-run. hit in the -
‘third. inning, and Johnny ©
. Ray smashed four hits to

_ lead. Pittsburgh over Cin-
cinnati. :

_.Thompson's ‘hemer

st z I innings i in his fifth”

start of the “season. Winner
Don Robinson, 3-0, blanked”

the Reds on four hits for the --

first five innings, losing his

shutout wheri-Dan Driessen :
~hita homer, Kent Tekulve

came on in the seventh to
gain his third save.
Padres 6 Phillies 0 |
Unbeaten Tim ‘Lollar’
recorded his fourth victory |
‘pitching a four-hitter and
singling home a run as San. .
Diego halted Philadelphia’ ‘8
six-game winniag streak.
“Lollar struck out nine and
- walked none in ‘pitching his
‘Second shutout. of: the
Season. After giving up a
leadoff single to- opposing

- batters before. aving up ae
one-out single - to. Bob —
Dernier : im ‘the ninth.
Carlton, | stpuckout

“seven and. “walked one *

seven innings. ... _
Braves 3 Cardinals ¢

~

Bob Horner hit an RBI

single in the second Inning --

"and belted his ninth home

run. in’-the. aixth to power .
" Atlanta over St. Louls. ~~
‘Right-handers

Cowley,’ Preston Hanna,’

Garber combined on a

“th e@-hitter,. Hanna, 2-0,-

earned the victory it relief
of Cowley, who d in-
the fourth after pulling a

muscle - -behind . his right ~

“Chieago—7.— capped & fourrun rally’ off

’ Tom Seaver, 1-4, who lasted

pitcher Steve Carlton,

Lollar . retired 18. straight.

shoulder. Joaquin ‘Andujar,

+s, was the loner. ©

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