Page t0, The Herald, Friday, May 18, 1979

Serfect game

umpire

to: speak at dinner

Shale:

There'll be a baseball
umpire. behind one plate
when-the B.C, Sports Hall of
Fame & Museum holds its
pea rors of Cham-

fe: Msy 2rd, 1979, at the
Hotel Vancouver.

He's Tom Gorman, now
retired after 25 years of
calling ’em as he sees 'em
belind National League
Blates, and he will be on of
-thetheadline speakers at this

yeat's banquet.

As in years past the pur-
pose of the Annual Banquet
of Champions is to Induct
new Honoured Members Into
the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame
& Museum. The banquet is
also the major fund raising
activity for the Hall of Fame,
a non-profit society.

However, there is a fun
side to the Banquet of
Champions and this is where
Gorman, among others,

_ comes in. He will join a full

slate of excellent head table
speakers all of whom
guarantee a highly en-
tertalning evening.

‘ Gorman has a North
American-wide reputation
as an after-dinner speaker
and no doubt with 25 years
experience occupying

baseball's traditional hot-

spot-home plate-he'll have
more than a funny tale or
two to tell.

During his long career,
Gorman -had many
highlights including wm-
piring five All Star and five
World Series games, He was

or

S behind the plate when Don
Larsen pitched hia perfect
no-hitter in the 1956 World
Series,
7 §©6©Gorman will be joined at
the Banquet of Champions
fm head table by John Wooden,
fee for many years coach of the
| highly successful U.C.L.A,
Bruins Basketball Team
where he coached such great
players as Kareem Abdui
Jabbar, Bill Walton and Gail
™ Goodrich. Wooden is also a
™ reknown after dinner
speaker. .

RAKE LAWN EARLY.
fe 6 Lawns should be raked
fa lightly early in the spring, as

™ soon as the ground is dry
enough to walk on.

PHILLIES WIN A WILD

CHICAGO (AP) —
Mike Schmidt's second
homerun of the game — a
two-out solo blast in the
10th inning — led Phila-
delphia Phillies to a wild
23-22 victory over Chicago
Cubs Ina longball slugfest
that tied a major league.
home run record,

Dave Kingman blasted

three homers and
knocked in six runs. Bill
Buckner had 8 grand
alam homer for the Cubs
and knocked in seven
runs, There .were 11
homers and 50 hits in the
game, one shy of the

’ major league mark for

hits. Chicago had six
homers and Philadelphia

five,

The run total by both
teams fell four shy of the
major leaguerecord of 48,
ironically set

y
Philadelphia and Chicago |

on Aug. 25, 1922, Chicago
won that game 26-23.

St. Louis Cardinals hold
the modern National
League record for most
runs in a game by one
team with 28 against
Philadelphia on July
§,1928, The alltime record
by a major league team

for runs in a game is 36,

scored by Chicago
againat Louisville on June
20, 1897. :

The home run binge
tied a record held by
many teams, most
recently the total of 11
made tha Cubs and
Cincinnati Reds on July
28, 1977.

A total of 36 players
were used in Thursday's
game, including 11 pit-
chers as Chicago stormed
back from a 21-9 deficit in
the top of the fifth inning. .

The | Cubs — finally
managed to tie the game

22-22 witha threerun rally. |

in the eighth inning on
RBI singles by Bill

' Buckner, Jerry Martin

and Barry Foote,

Schmidt's earlier’
homer was a three-run
blast, as were homers by
Philadelphia teammates
Bob Boone and Gary
Maddox. Starting
Philadelphia pitcher
Randy Lerch also hom-
ered for the winners.

Steve Ontiveros and
Martin hit the other
Chicago homers. - :

The Phillies struck for
seven runs in the top of

’

’ have Chicago. come back

‘-a double by Boone, who

the - first on three-run -
homers by Schmidt and .
Boone and a solo shot by
Lerch. — Lerch“
knocked out ini the bottom
of the firat when the Cuba
scored six'runs, three on
the ‘first af Kingman's -

home runs, '° ;

Philadelphia came up
with eight runs in ‘the
third. Maddox started the
inning with a double and
closed it with his three-
run homer. Philadelphia
added two more in the
fourth for a 17-6 lead, but
the Cubs came back with
three in the fourth on a’
tworun homer by
Kingman followed by a
solo homer by ‘Ontiveros,

Philadelphia scored
four in the fifth only to

with seven in:the bottom
of the fifth with Buckner
hitting his grand slam
and Martin following with
a tworun homer to cut
the lead to 21-19,

of

‘The Phillies’ added a
run in the seventh on a
triple by Greg Gross and

drove in five’ of Phila-
delphia's runs.,

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Tuesday, May 22,

Pleasure boatin happens to ;
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since each pertains to animpor-

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‘PITTSBURGH (AP) —.
Willie Stargell's two-run
homer - his second of the
game — powered Pittsburgh
Pirates, to a 65. National.
League victory ‘over New
“York Mets on Thursday.

Stargell, who hit a solo
shot to highlight a two-run
fourth, blasted his” game-
winning homer after Bill
Robinson drew a two-out
-walk. The homer was
Stargell’s seventh of the
year.

The drive into the right :

field seats at Three Rivers

Harrah is hot ., |

- CLEVELAND (AP) —
Cleveland Indians pounded
- four home runs, including a
pair of tworun shots by Toby
Harrah, to give Mike Paxton
an 8-3 victory over Tcranto
Blue Jaya Thursday.
_ Paxton, 3-2, gained the vic-
tory as he gave up nine hits
in his second complete game
the season.
‘The Indians reached Mark
Lemongello, 1-5, for a pair of
three-run innings.

Andre Thornton tied the -

game at 1-1 with a homer
leading off the second.
»Harrah reached base on a

bunt single and Dave.

Rosello, filling in at second
base for injured Duane

OAKLAND, Calif,.(AP) —

ow riding” aboard your boat. -jead Chicago White Sox over
This is the practice of allowing ine reeling Oakland A’aS-lin

sengers to ride on the an American League

baseball game Thursday.

have scored only nine runs in
the losing streak.

Of course, “bow-rider" boats Claudel] Washington drove
with recessed cockpits and in Chicago's first two runs

safety rails are another matter. with a two-out single in the
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1979.

/\, ROUNDUP

| Pirates down Mets

The loss was the A’a in

tie Expos

eandslow sr LouIs (AP) — Tony the ninth inning, lifting

Stadium, imade qa winner of
Kent, Tekulve,.24, and a
loser ‘of Jesge, Grosco, 1-2.

_ Earlier, Lee Mazzilli’s

RB] girigle in the New York
seventh snapped a tie to

: provide the Mets with a 5-4
lead. 7
. The Mets ‘had trailed 4-1 -

going Into the fifth before
starting their comeback.
One. run scored on Alex

Trevino’s RBI single, and in”

the sixth; four straight
singles by Frank Taveras,
Mazzilli, Richie Hebner and
Willie Montanez drove intwo
more to tie the game at 4-4..

Kulper, made it 3-1 with a fly
bail homer that barely
cleared the left-field fence.
Toronto tied the game with
single ruris in the third and
fifth but Cleveland went on
top to stay in the sixth, Paul
Dade led off the Cleveland
sixth with a single and ‘stole
second, Asinglaby Thornton
moved Dade to third and he
came home with ‘the .go-
ahead run on’a sacrifice fly
by Jim Norris. ve
Harrah followed with a
line drive into the left-fleld
seats, Harrah added his
fourth homer of the season,
this one off Tom Buskey, in
the elghth to cap the
Cleveland scoring. note

A’s lose another

third inning. The A’s trailed
2-0.until Jeff Newman led off
the bottom of the seventh
with his fifth homer of the
season, |

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The first hit off Kravec, 3-
3, was a single by Jim Essian
the third inning, Kravec
won his third straight game
and has allowed only seven
hits in those three starts.
Proly came in to pitch in the
eighth and held the - A’s
hitless. So

Opie a
See

Montreal Expos to a 2-2 tie
with the St, Louls Cardinals
ina game suspended after 10
innings by agreement of both
baseball clubs Thursday.
Solaita's homer, his first of
the season, came off St,
Louls right-hander Silvio
Martinez, who three innings -

' earlier surrendered the firat
_ run scored by Montreal in 28

inning.
Dodgers
losers

ATLANTA (AP) -- Harry
Bonnell's two-run homer in
the sixth inning led Atlanta
Braves to a 63 National
League victory over Los
Angeles. Dodgers on Thur-
sday night, giving knuck-

~ teballer Phil Niekro his 2018t

career victory. .
Bonnell's homer over the
left field fence off rellever
Charlie Hough, 01, came
just after the Dodgers made
their first error in 12 games
when Bill Russell booted a

grounder by Glenn Hubbard. '
The Braves added another -
‘run later in the inning with

the help of a second error, as
Pepe Frias, on a sacrifice
try, reached first safely

NOTICE

In observance of Victoria Day, Monday, May 21, 1979, the
“following change In retase pickup is introduced.

barbage sormally collected on Monday wil be picked up on

The sanitary landfill will ba closed tv all vehicles
on Monday, May 21, 1979.

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