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Three each to rout Rangers ©

By The Associated Press
Dennis Leonard pitched a
three-hitter and Frank White
led a Kansas City power bar-
rage with a three-run homer
Thursday night as the

* Royals recorded an 840 rout

of Texas Rangers’ in
Anerican League baseball

_ play.

The Rangers, who have
three starting pitchers on the

Belmont

sidelines with injuries, gave
Jim Kern his first start in,

four years. But Kern allowed
White’s ‘homer in ‘the third
and: three other felievers
couldn’t stem the tide as
Kansas City collected 14 hits,
including two home runs, a
triple and two doubles.

Leonard, 5-5, gave up
singles: to Mickey Rivers in

may be

Preakness rerun

-NEW YORK (AP) The
filly Genuine Risk and the

" golt Codex, who many people
" fee] were too close together

at the top of the Preakness
stretch, will start side by
side Saturday in the 112th
Beimont Stakes at Belmont
Park.

Genuine Risk drew the
No.1 post in the field of 10
threeyear-olds and Codex
drew No.2.

Jacinto Vasquez, who was
aboard Kentucky Derby
winner Genuine Risk,
claimed foul against Codex
jockey Angel Codero for
intereference in the
Preakness on May 17. The
foul claim was disallowed
and the Maryland State
Racing Commission rejected
on Wednesdy, by a 3-1 vote,

an appeal against the.
_ stewards’ ruling made by

Mr, and Mrs. Bert Firestone,
owners of the filly.

Asked about the post posi-
tions, Cordero sald:

“I just hope they don’t fall

in love in the gate. If they .

ever get married, I hope they
call the kid Controversy.”
As for accusations of rough

- riding in the Preakness, Cor-

dero said: ‘I’ve been riding

the same way for 20 years.”

Nancy
wins on

home turf

MASON, Ohio (AP) —
Nancy ‘Lopez- -Melton,
playing on a course that
surrounds her condominium,
one-putted eight times en
route to a five-underpar 67
Thursday for the firstround
lead in the Ladies Profes-
sional Goli Association
championship.

Her 28-putt performance,
laced with five birdies, gave
the two-time LPGA player of
the year a two-shot lead in
the first major event of this
season for women.

"]> might know these
greens a little better than the
others," she said.

She lives with: husband,
Tim, alongside the 18th
falrway at the Nicklaus Golf
Centre Grizzly course.

“But it’s a different course
when you're under
pressure,’’ said Lopez-
Melton after her best

round of 1980. ''T
have a little different at-
titude than when I’m just
practising.’

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IN THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE OF ANNA
MARIE GERTRUDE :
NORMANDEAU, LATE OF
TERRACE, B.C.

Creditors and others
having claims against the
above estate are required to
send full particulars of such
claims to Cooperative Trust
Company of Canada, 1159 W.
Broadway, Box 34046,
Vancouver, 8.C., VéH 161,
on or before the 14th day of
July, 1980, after which date
the estete’s assets will be
distributed, having regard

only fo claims that have been.

received.

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COMPANY OF CANADA,
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LeRoy Jolley, trainer of |

Genuine Risk, said he did not
know if the Firestones will
earry their appeal of the
Preakness outcome to the

courts as their lawyer,.

Henry Lord, indicated
Wednesday.

Eight other three-year-old
colts and a gelding were en-
tered Thursday for the 144-
mile Belmont, the final race
in the Triple Crown They
are Rumbo, Super Moment,
Comptroller, gelding
Rockhill Native, Mexican
visitor Pikotazo, Tempe-
rence Hill, Bing and Joanie’s.
Chief.

Pikotazo and Bing were
made * supplementary
nominees at $5,-000 each.
Coastal was a supplemental
nominee last year when he
won and ruined Spectacular
Bid’s bid for the Triple
Crown,

Post time is about 6:40
p.m, EDT and the race will
be worth $298,700, with
$173,220 to the winner, The
filly will carry 121 pounds
and the others 126 each.

Genuine Risk, who will be
the first filly to run in all the
Triple Crown races, was
made the 4-1 early third
favorite behind Codex, 2-1,
and Rumbo, 5-2.

Genuine Risk finished
third behind Plugged Nickle

and Colonel Moran in the’

Wood Memorial, won the
Kentucky Derby by a length
over Rumbo, and was beaten
by 4% lengths by Codex in
the Preakness.

Her record for the year is
three wins, a second and a
third in five starts. As a two-
year-old, she was the winner
of all four starts.

Codex, owned by Mr. and
Mrs. James Binger's Tartan
Stable, has won four
straight, including the Santa
Anita and Hollywood der-
bies, and missed the Ken-
tucky Derby because Lukas

’ neglected to nominate him.

the third, Rusty ‘Staub in the
fourth and Al Oliver in the
ninth. He struck out seven
and walked two.

Amos Otis added a solo
homer in the fourth, George
Brett singled and scored on

. Willie Aikens’ double in the

fifth and Otis singled and
scored in the sixth before
Brett clouted a two-run
single in the eighth to
complete the runaway,

In the other games on an
abbreviated schedule,

Montreal Expos blanked
Chicago Cubs 2.0 and New
York Mets nipped St. Louis
Cardinals 2-1. The Toronto
Blue Jays-Minnesola Twins
game was rained out in
Bloomington, Minn.

Rowland Office hit’a two-
run, seventh-inning homer
and Scott Sanderson pitched
a six-hitter as the Expos shut
out the Cubs.

After Warren Cromartie

beat out a one-out bunt,

‘Office slammed. the first

* second,
Youngblood walked and Alex

pitch by starter Dennis
Lamp, 45, over the right-
field fence.

Mike Jorgensen’s bases-
loaded single in the ninth
inning drove in Steve Hen-

_ derson to give Craig Swan |

and the Mets their victory
over the Cardinals.
Henderson apened the
ninth with a single and stole
then Joel

Trevino beat out a bunt to
load. the bases.

Acklands

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Terrace, Downtowh Lions would like to thank the merchants: &
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the 2ND ANNUAL AUCTION a success. .

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Sandman Inn
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Scissor Cllp

Jorgensen lined a #4 pitch
off the wall in right field for a
single to make a winner of
Swan, 4-4.

George Hendrick gave the

Cardinals a.1-0 lead in. the -
sécond with his 11th home [|
run of the season, but New |.

York tied it in the second
when John Stearns tripled
and scored on an infield out

‘by Henderson.

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