VANCOUVER (CP)
Vancouver . Whitecaps put
their famed crossing game
‘ to work in near-perfect

fashion Saturday night as

they methodically trounced
_ New York +1. in a North
American Soccer League

game In which the score flat-
tered the Cosmos. '
The Whitecaps ~ used

numerous crosses off the

Hy |THE ASSOCIATED
RESS

Montreal Expos pasted six
Houston pitchers for 24 hits
and five home runs Sunday
and breezed home with a 19-3
victory in the hattle of
National League baseball
divieionat leaders: °

: Five of those Montreal hits
were home runs, two by vet-
éran Tony Perez, who drove
infour runs to pace the East
Division frontrunners. The
Fixpoa pulled ahead 2-0 in the

first ining, then broke loose |

for six runs'in both the third

afd fourth innings to take a

i441 lead. |

The ‘highlight of . the
Montreal fourth was con-
secutive home runs by
erez, Gary Carter and Ellis
alentine,. Larry Parrish
had the other home-run for
Mentreal, while Art Howe hit

A solo shot for the Astros, ..

leaders of the West Division.

‘Houston starter Joe
Niekro, 10-3,,.t00k the loss
which. ended his nine-game
winning streak. Dan
Schatzeder, 2-1, combined

with relievers David Palmer
and -Rudy May to hold the
Astros to eight hits,

Elsewhére Sunday, New
York Mets and Atlanta
Braves were tied 1-1. when
their contest — delayed a
‘total of two hours by rain —
was suspended by a travel
curfew... Philadelphia
Phillies -downed Cincinnati
Reds 9-3 with a six-run
eighth, Chicago Cubs beat.
San Diego Padres 8-5, Pitt-
sburgh Piratea stifled Los
Angeles Dodgers 5-1 and San‘
Francisco Glants topped. St.
Louis Cardinals 7-4,

On Saturday, San Fran- -
elsco beat St: Louis 6-1, New |

York blanked Atlanta 2-0;
Montreal downed Houston 4-
2, Philadelphia edged Cin-
cinnali 4-3, Pittsburgh
whipped Los Angeles 6-3 and
Chicago dumped San Diego

rior to the Mets-Braves.
game, the teams, had agreed”

not to begin an inning after 6

pm. EDT, so New. York,

could make ‘plane con-

nections to begin a = trip

PEN NANT
RACES .

Spee ry

ae AMERICAN LEAGUE

an NATIONAL LEAG
WoL #e¢. GBL East
- Baltimore an 4) — WoL Pct. GBL
Baston - 38 24 613 «2%: «Montreal RLY 43 —
Milwaukee % 20 S45 6% St. Louls 12 26 «652 2~«C«
* New York HW 23 & Pritadelphia a4 29 540 31%
Cleveland a2 31 W506 9 Pittsburgh N26 $25 ale
Detrolt 29 «WB OD Chicago 3 29 8 SK
Toronto au ‘d& .3N3 22 New York a 33 43] 10
Calltornin a 2 aor Hauaton 3-29 «47 —
Texas “ws, iit Cincinnatt 15 29 w We
Minnesota. 39> ne e- San. Francisco 9 3... Q
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aklend: W 47 288 20%2 Sunds Results

- Sunday Reowvits
Toronta 10 Cakland 9
“Detroit 8 California 4
. Seottia é Cleveland 5
Baltimore &@ Minnesota §
Milwaukee § Kaneas city 3
Texaa 6 New York 3
Chicago 6 Bosion 1

'  §aturday Rasults
Toronta 1 Oakland 2
Callfornia 4 Detroit 2
Milwaukee 3 Kansas City 2
Cleveland 4 Seattle 3
Boston 31 Chicago 5
New York 3 Texes 2
Baltimore at Minnesota, ppd.,

rain.

: Tonight's Games
Daetrol? at Bosion
Seitimare a Cleveland
Seattle at Chicago
Texas at california
Kansas City at Oakland

Tugidsy Games

roll at Boston N
Baltimore at Cleveland N
Toronto at New Work N
Seattle at Chicago N
Minnesote at Milwaukee N
Texas at California N
Kaness City at Oakland N.

min ne pllchars in sane
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* AMERICAN LaAGUE
Defra! {Wilcox 5-4) at Boston
(Renko §:2), 7 0pm
Baitlmore (Me ragor 1-2) at
, Cleveland “Garland 3-7), 7

pM.. . .
Seattle (Parrott 4-2) at Chl. -

cago. (Baumgarten §-3), 8:30

Pros {Jenkins 7:3) at Call
fornia (Ryan: 8-3), 10: a
Kansas City (Gure 5) at

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“Philadelphia ul Inge 68) at
ataute th tule 9-5), 7:35

Cincinnati (Bonkem %. ) Mer

Montreal (Rogers 4), nas

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Te Cavin’ (Rarwch $5) 9 bent
Diego’ Lagnes "EA, 1 Bin,

Sy THE CANADIAN PRESS :

Montreal 19
Phitadelphia ¥ © , Sincionati 3
Atlanta | New ¥
wet after 6 Tring, travel

Pittsburgh 5 Los Angeles 1
Chicago 8 San Diego 5
San Frencisco 7 st Louls ro
Saturday Resvits
San Francisco 6 S#. Louls 1
New York 2 Atfania 0
Montreal 4 Houston 2
Philadelphia 4 Cincinnatl 2-
Plitsburgh 4 Los Angeles 3
Chicago 5-San Olego 2
Tonight's Games
Philedelphia at Atlanta
Cincinnati at Montreal
Chicago st Los Angeles .
New York at Houston
St. Louls at San Diego
Tuesday Games
Clacinnatl at Montreat N
« Philadelphia at Atianta N
New York at Houston N
St. Louls at San Ditgo N
Chicago at Los Angeles N
N Pittaburgh’ at Sen Francisco

Top io
RATIONAL GRAgue

R OW Pet.

Brock, StL 153 23 55 .359
Murphy, Atl 141-26 49 348
Wintleid, SD 260 41 BF .324
Rose, Pha 24634 84 341
Hencrick, StL «=: 208 M71 340
Faster, Cin 210 4 -7t. 338
Magzilli, NY. 22034 T3388
Hernandez, StL 288 45 61 .327
Templeton, StL 246 34 79 .32]
Knight, Cin 231 2? 73 318

Doubles: Rose, Philadelphia,
2ty Parrish, Montreal, 19; Maz-
ai, New York, 19: Reltr, St.
Louts, 1

res Tem Istan, St. Louls,

cBride, Philadelphig, 7)
Sott, St, Louis, 7). Wintlatd,
San Diego, 7.

Home. runs: Kingman, Chi-
cago, 23; Schmidt, Philadelphia,
18s Lopes, Los Angeles, 16.

_ Runs batted In: Wintield, San
gieeo. 55; Kingman, Chicago,

Stolen bases: Moreno,

Pitts.
» burgh. 26; Scott, St, Louis, ad}

North, San Francisco, 24,
Pliching (7 deca tena)

Le.
Coss, Cincinnati, 8-0, 1

Niakro, Houston, 109, 76, 3.00,
. Strikecuts: Richard, Houston, '
11: Carton, Phitecelphia, 76. ,

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in Houston, The contest will
be resumed In the top ofthe
ninth inning Aug. 27. Gary

Matthews’s fifth-inning.

homer tled thegame for the
Braves after John Stearns’
bunt single dellvered the
Mets’ run in the fourth,

Bob Boore's two-run
double was the highlight of
the . eighthinning
Philadelphia burat which
snapped a 3-3 tie. Cincinnati
had Plied it in the seventh on
Ray Knight's second homer
of the season.

. Dave Kingman drove In
two run3 with his league-
leading 28rd homer and

Expos blast | Houston 19- 3

pitcher Mike Krukow added

a two-run double as the Cubs.
rode a.six-ruvi first inning to -

their fifth consecutive vie-
‘tory,

‘Ed Whitson and Kent
Tekulve combined ona two-

’. Hitter and Tim Foll drove in.
three. runs: to carry Pitt-"

sburgh past Los Angeles. Bill
Madlock snapped a 4-4 tie
with an RBI single in the
eighth and Willie McCovey
added a two-run single to lift
San Francisco over St.
Louis.

inthe American League on
Sunday, Detroit Tigers beat

California Angels 8-4 to give

-and New York defeated.

“Carl Valentine to humiliate

for the second time in three
years before a sellout crowd

Empire Stadium,
Vancouver dominated the

manager Sparky Anderson #ame from the start — just

his first victory with the

of mere than 32,500 at §

as they did in 1877 when the ff

team, Toronto Blue Jays
outlasted Oakland A’s 10-9,
Seattle Mariners . edged
Cieveland Indians 6-5,
Chicago White Sox bested
Boston Red Sox 61,
Baltimore Orioles downed

SOCCER
SCORES

Minnesota Twins 85 and
Milwaukee Brewers got past
Kansas City Royals 5-3.
Saturday action saw
California beat Detroit 4-2,
Milwaukee edge Kansas City
3-2, Toronto shade Oakland
3-2, Cleveland down Seattle
4-3, Boaton blast Chicago 11-5

By THE CANADIAN PRESS
SATURDAY.

ue
Chicago 3 Philadelphia 1
Fort Lauderdale? San Jose |
Dallas 2 Minnesota 0

Seattle 3 Memphis 1
California 5 Atlanta |

Texas 3-2. Vancouver 4 New York 1

The Herald, Monday, June 18, 1970, Page A

Whitecaps took a 4-0 lead and

eventually won 5-3 — and

hall through agpreasve by
ough aggressive

on defence and playbook

passing on attack.

“We were aggressive
tonight and we took the play
to them," said coach Tony
Waiters of the Whitecaps.

wings by Willie Johnston and (Rim
the poorly-prepared Coamos a,

ous Whitecaps take NY 4-1

“We went right at them with
our power game and
didn't have the answers.”

Kevin Hector, with his 12th
of the season, Jon Sammels,
Valentine and Derek Possee
scored for the Whitecaps, 1)
5, who’ broke a two-game
losing atreak with their
highest scoring spree of the
Beason.

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