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TERRACE-KITIMAT

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SPORTS.

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Lethbridge Little Leaguers
move into Canadian finals

LETHERIDGE, Alta.
(CP) — Lethbridge Lakeside
advanced to the final of the
Canadian little league
baseball championships with

~ @6-3 victory over Lethbridge

Norcrest. Thursday.

Norcrest, the Prairle
champions, had needed a
win to force e& four-team
playoff Friday. The
champlonship game will be.
played Saturday.

In Thursday's other game,
Quebec edged the Maritimes
3-2 to earn a Berth in a
suddendeath playoff Friday
against British Columbia for
the right to meet Lakeside
for the national title.

B.C., represented by Van-
couver, and Quebec, repre-
sented by Sherbrooke, both
finished with 3-2 records.
Norcrest and the Maritimes,
represented by Saint John,
N.z3., both at 23, were
eliminated.

Lakeside finished the
roundrobin tournament with

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Bay, the Ontario entry with a
1-4 record, was the firat team
to be eliminated.

In the Lakeside-Norerest
contest, the winners scored
five times in the second
inning on just two hits and
three Norereat errors.

Glen Oliver went all the
way for Lakeside, He
allowed seven hits, struck
out two and walked three.

Paul Bohnert had the loss,
giving up nine hits while
walking two and fanning

ive,

Greg Boras paced the
Lakeside attack with a home
run and a single. Kevin
Virginillo added two singles.

Bruce Harvie had a triple
and single for Norcrest.

Quebec, meanwhile,

" scored what proved to be the

winning run in the bottom of
the fourth inning against the
Maritimes. Quebec got a
double off the bat of right
fielder Marco Guillemette to
open the inning. He ad-
anced to third on a passed
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ball and scored ona sacrifice
fly by Francois Desbiens.
Jacques Gagne, with relief
help from ‘Sylvain Cloutier,
was the winner, He tossed a
five-hitter, striking out eight.
Scott Chaddwick was the
loser. He went four innings
and gave up all three Quebec
runs. Mike Royal finished

the game for the Maritimes.
Jean Bois had a double and
two singles for Quebec. Dave
Maguire managed two
singles for the Maritimes.
Saturday's wiriner will

represent Canada in the little |

league world series in
Williamsport, Pa., next
week. .

P I ates st
Pittsburgh extended its inning to defeat Atlante
firstptace lead in the raves 64. :
National League East Tovg Fiynn opened the
Division to four games inning with a double but was

Thureday night as Omar
Moreno’s two-run single
sparked a three-run fourth
inning and helped the
Pirates, defeat San Diego
Padres 54. .

It extended Pittsburgh’s
winning streak to six games
and moved them ,another
half-game ahead of runner:
up Montreal Expos, who
were idle. ;

Gene Tenace hit a two-run
homer in the first inning ol
. the baseball game off Pitt:
sburgh starter Bruce Kison.

However, the Pirates
scored an unearned ‘run in

the bottom of the first off |

Gaylord Perry, 10-10, whe
also yielded the three Pitt
sburgh runs in the fourth.

In . another Nationa)
League game, Alex Trevine
singled to deliver the tie.
‘breaking run. and Joe)
Youngblood added a tworuin
double as New York Mets
scored five runs in the eighth

thrown owt .at thirdwhen
pinch-hitter Gil Flores
bunted back to the mound.
Frank Taveras followed with
a bunt single, thea Trevino
seored Flores with his hit to
centre. Taveras also scored
on the play when outflelder

Barry Bonnell’s throw was
wild. . ; .

Lee Mazzilli walked and
John Stearns reached on a
fielder's choice when pitcher
Phil Niekro, 15-16, fieldéd hla
‘bunt and threw too late to get
Trevino at. the plate,
Yourigblood's two-run louble
followed.” .

_ Steve Garveytdrove a two-
Tun singleup the with
two out in the 15th fring,
giving Los Angeles Dodge:
a 42 victory over St. Louis
Cardinals for a sweep ol
their three-game series.

Jerry Martin drove infour
rune with his 16th home run,
a double and a single,
leading an extra-base hil
barrage which carried
Chicago Cubs to a 144 vie:

TRANSACTIONS

BASEBALL
Amarican League
€alitornin Angely place ov.

flelder Joe Rudi on the 15-day.

disabled tat.

National League
Chicago Cubs place
Ken Holtzman on
abled iat; recall plicher George
Riley from Wichita of the

licher

' American Association,

Zorn has found his niche

SEATTLE (AP) — With
hia strong position on
religion and his rise from a
free agent to fame and
fortume as quarterback of
Seattle Seahawks, Jim Zorn
has been dubbed the Magic
Christian.

-That sobriquet might
offend people who aren't
aware of Zorn’s tenacious
posture on religion, but it fita
him perfectly.

As a National Football
League quarterback, Zorn
has achieved star status and

TERRACE/KITIMAT

DAILY HERALD

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] he abet
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76 Let
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year contract despite
small-college career that
attracted little professional
attention.

As a human being, he has
achieved . peace and
tranquility through faith in
God and Jesus Christ, and
he’s eager to take his
message to the public.

Zorn is 26, young by
professional football
quarterbacking standards.
Hesays he has been a devout
Christian sincehe was a high
echool senior at Cerritos,

When he signs autographs, °

his name is followed by a
biblical citation, ;

The lefthander from Cal
Poly Pomona via Whilttler,
Calif., concedes he may
offend people who believe
that religion should be
separate from sports or who
feel religion should be a
private matter.

“jt might offend some
people,” Zorn conceded. “In
fact, some people might feel.
real funny inside about it be-
cause talking about it makes
them _ think. - .

“Some people might think
it's a private thing. That's
mi but I don’t feel God is a

vate. person.

.“T think being a Christian
has been too private for too
long. It’s been so private in
80 many, people’s lives that
you don’t even know they’re
Christian.”

Zorn also said he didn’t

.think he offended anyone-of

? ”” another religion by talking

Fellowship of Christian

about Christianity.

“What people other than
Christians believe is up to
them,” he says. “If the
Jewish people are excited
about who they have going
for them, then so be it.”

Zorn belongs toa the

Athletes.

he 21-day dis--

- quarterback Fred

Houston Astres-place pitcher
Bart Roberge on the 2)-day cis-
soled jist: purchase the con-
tract of pitcher Peter Ladd
from Columbus of the Southern

BASKETBALL
NBA

Portiand Trall Mazers name + Chi

Bucky Buckwalter assistant
coach. ,

FOOTBALL

NE

Green Bay Packers walve
centres: Dave Kraayaveld and
Greg Krepatek. '

Los Angeles Rams (ire execu-
tive vice-president Steve Rose-
nélcom and name Don Kloster-
man at his replacement,

Minnesota = Vikings = claim
safety Tim Baylor on waivers
from Baltimore Colts: place
running back Jerry Latin and
dafansive back Nelaon Munsey
on walvers. .

New Engiand Patriots relesse
running back Randy Love,

New Orleans faints trace
punter Tom Blanchard = to
Tampa Bay Buccasneers for an
undisci drait choice; walve
punter Bo Adkisson.

New Yerk Glants waive’ de:
fonsive back Kelth Jenkins, de-
fensive end Steve Br id

Threadgitl, defensive and Wille
Lee and defensive tackle Jet

Weston.
Seattle Seshawiks sign run-
ning back Michael Moore,
Washington Redekins acquire
Mortenson:
walve quarterback Gary Val-
buena.

HOCKEY
be

Edmonton Oilers .announce -

the retirement of forward
Plerre Gulte; invite centre
Gord Stafford, left winger Dean

Magee and defenceman Mike.

Boyd to thelr rookle camp,

Les Angeles Kings trade lett .

winger Tommy Willams to ft.
Leuls @lues; acquire doten-
ceman Barry Gibbs trom New
York (nlandars.

Weahington Capltats sign

goaliender Wayne Stephenson,

Red coral was a symbol of
immortality to the ancient
Greeks.

tory over San Francisco Gi:

ants.. ;
Eleven of Chicago's 17 hits

were for extra bases in
eluding nine doubles in
support of Lynn McGlothen,
10-8, while Bob Knepper, 8-8,
took the loss. .

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off Mike Proly, 1-5. -
Lynn alamnied a solo
homer into the right-field

bleachers in the second and | -
Butch Hobson hit his 2ist of ~

the year in the sixth, giving -

Boston 17 homers in the last

Todd Cruz drave in two _ !™ Zames.

Kansas City runs with a
sacrifice fly and a homer,

and Baltimore mistakes led extended hishitting streak to“

to two more as the Royals
defeated the Orioles 4-2 In an
American League game.

Cruz, a .205hitter with nine
previous runs batted in this
season, hit a sacrifice fly in
the second inning and llned
his second homer of the

Martinez, 14-0.

Bob Watson drove in four
runs with his 150th career
homer and .a single, and
American League leader
Fred Lynn belted his 35th
home run as Boston Red Sox
beat Chicage White Sox 7-5.

Watson hit a two-run shot,
his 11th of the season, to te
the game 44 in the fourth
inning. In the fifth, he

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eal away |

singled hore the lead runs \

le

, whose homer was

his ninth in the last 12 games,

18, Carl Yastrzemaki added

two singles to move within 17 |
— hits of the 3,000 mark.

Ken Landreaux sin led '
scored the

home one rim and
other in Minnesota’s

sixth Inning and Geoff
beat New York for the in

” geagon in the sixth off Dennis __ time this season as the

downed the Yankees 5&1.

..Gorman Thomas do
home two runs in a three-

Milwaukee firat inning and —

Lary Sorensen scattered

eight hits, leading the .

Brewers to a 4-} victory over
dumping © Rangers.
The defeat was the fifth in
a row for the Rangers, who
‘pre $22 alice the all-star
break.

RACES

PENNANT

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mast

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Montres 6a 5) «S57 4
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Philadelphia 6) 57 508° 9Vs
St. Louls ow 58.508 94
New York 34 4) bY
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Houston 70 8). a79 —
Cincinaatl 6 56 581 ae
San Francisco 57 64 4717 ¥
Lop Angeles 55 65 458 1444
San Diego 53 4) 434 174
Ailanta a7 74 8 0
Thureday Results

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Chicago 14 San Francisco 4
Pittaburgh 5 San Olego 4
New York 6 Atlanta 3
Los Angeles 4 S?. Loule 2°

Today’s Games
San Diego at Chicago
Atlanta at Montreal N
Los Angeles at Pittsburgh N
New York at Cincinnati N
San Francisco at St, Louis N
Philadelphia at Houston N

. ‘Saturday Games +
San Glego at Chicaga

New York at Cincinnatl N
Allanta af Montreal N '
Loa Angeles at Plitsourch N
San Franciaco at St. Louls N
Philadelphia at Houston N

AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Baltimore ne wi— .
Boaton 7444027 4
Milwaukee = =7) 50 58? Oa
New York ae 54 542 14
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Cleveland a} 59 0a 18
Toronto M42 7
. West _
California, | 4.34 384 —
Minnesote 85+ 520 3
Kansan City & 38 7 de
Texas aa .m 7...
_ Chicago . 3 0 442 1% >:
Seattia QO av -
Oakland Os me 3
Thursday Results
ton 7 Chicago
Kansas City 4 Baltimore 2
Minnesota 5 New York 1
Allwaukea 4 Texas 1
Tonight's Games
Chicago at Boston
Kaneas City at Baltimore
AAlpnesote at New York
Texas at Milwaukee
Toronto at California
Cleveland at Caktand
Detroit at Seattle i
- , Saturdey Gamat ALY
Chicago at Boston: ;

Cleveland at Oakland

AAlnnesote at New York
Texas at Milwaukee N
Toronto at Callfornla N
Oetralt at Seattja N

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Gabriel, © 6000%
Lumaden, H 245°34%.
Organ, O14 4208
Maicalf, T 710001
Marler, H 1tyoan
Pettersen, H 20007
Naima, O 200191
Stenerson, © 20001
Aynstey, H 270 080%

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