‘Coach Pat. Riley of Los
Angeles Lakers is a dif-
ficult man to satisfy,

“We've only ac-
complished one thing,
we've held service," Riley

Said Tuesday night after
the Lakers whipped Dallas
_ Mavericks 117-101 to take a

.

’. Western”
semifinal playoff series.”

20° ‘lead: in a- Natiohel
Basketball. . Association

‘”: Conference

“Now we have to go down

‘there (to Dallas) and get at

least | one game, that's
what" we're. hoping for.”
Earvin (Magic) Johnson

scored 27 points and had 11

assists to lead the: Lakers,

who blew open a cldse ~
. fame at the start of the
’ second half and went on to ~
. defeated New Jersey Nets

win easily.
The best-of-seven series

Moves to Dallas for the

third and, fourth games

NBA’ playoffs.

Friday night and Sunday
_ afternoon,

respectively.
In the only other NBA.

playoff . game Tuesday

night, Milwaukee Bucks

99-84 to even their Eastern
Conference semifinal vat
one game apiece.

The Lakers held a 55-50
halftime fead before ex-
ploding at the beginning of
the third quarter, ‘scoring
the first 14 points of the
period in Jess than , four
minutes to go ahead 69-50.
The Mavericks weren't
closer than 19 points after

- Giants: lose heart in. San Francisco

‘After a disastrous road
‘trip, San bfrancisea Giants
aren't finding home 30
- sweet, either.

. Playing at Candlestick
Park, the Giants lost 3-2 to

Log Angeles Dodgers in M
innings Tuesday night. It
was the second -con-
secutive defeat. at home
and ninth straight overall,

a record for the National

. League baseball team. in

their 26-year history in San.
Francisco.

In other National League
action it was New York
Mels 6 Chicago Cubs 1,

: John big on winning

Veteranlett: hander |

Tommy John toyed with a
no-hitter through six in-
‘nings .Tuesday night in
pitching California Angels
to.a 4-1 American League
baseball victory over
Oakland A’s and winning
his 250th game.
"If you had told me when
‘1 graduated high school in
1961 that I'd have 250 wins,
1 would have said you're
silly,’ said John. “I’m
fortunate that the goad
Lord gave me a good arm
and put me on good clubs.”
-~In other American
League games it was
Detroit Tigers 11 Boston
Red; Sox 2, Baltimore
Orioles 3 Cleveland
Indians 0, Chicago , White
Sox 7 New York Yankees 5,
Kansas City Royals 3
Milwaukee Brewers - 0,
Seattle Mariners 11
Minnesota’ Twins a,
Toronto Blue Jays 10
Texas’ Rangers 4 in the
first
doubleheader, while Texas
took the nightcap 4-1.
Jonn, who has never
thrown a no-hitter In his 20
years in the major leagues,
was..in command until
Davey Lopes singled
sharply to left in the
saventh inning. ;
The left-hander, who will
tum! 41 later this month,
gave up another hit in the

diahth,...insing.aiibefore —

leaying. the game because,
of a sore arch.

Joe Morgan, who had led
off. seventh by reaching
second on 2 two-base
throwing error by firet
baseman Rod Carew, took
third on Lopes's hit and
eventually scored on
Carney Lansford’s:
fielder’'s choice grounder
to erase the shutout.

California scored in the
fourth when, with Fred
Lynn and Doug DeCinces

on base, right-hander Mike |

Warren hit Brian Downing
and Bobby Grich with
. pitches to force in the run.
Gary Pettis walked in the
fifth and stole second
before scoring on Carew’s
single to make it 2-0. -
Bobby Grich’s. solo
homer made it 3-0 in the
sixth.
Blue Jays 10-1 Rangers 4-4
Curt Wilkerson’s two-run
single and Gary Ward's
home run rallied Texas
over Toronto in the
nightcap to give the
Rangers a split of their
Toronto doubleheader. In
the opener, Willie Upshaw
drove In two runs and the
Jays capitalized on six
Texas errors to score
seven Unearned runs.
Tigers 11 Red Sox 2
Barbaro Garbey drove in
four runs with three hits
and Chet Lemon hit two
home runs to lead the
Tigers over Boston in
Detroit, The victory im-
proved the Tigers’ major
league-leading record to

game of a

19-2, Ot
Mariners 11 ‘Twins 8

Jack Perconte’s seventh-
inning run-scoring double
broke open an B-8 game as
the Marinera topped
Minnesota at Seattle.
Orioles 3 Indians 6

A six-hitter by Mike
Boddicker, who recorded
his first victory of the
season, ’ extended
Baltimore's ° winning
streak to six as the Orioles
won at home. - Cleveland
tight fielder George
Vukovich figured in all
three - Baltimore runs,
failing to make a diving
catch in the second and
dropping a fly ball after a

collision with second

baseman Tony Bernazard —

in the fourth.
White Sox 7 Yankees 5
Jerry Dybzinski drove in

three runs as Chicago

posted its third
secutive victory.

con-

Royals 3 Brewers 0
Larry Gura, 4-0, and Dan
Quisenberry teamed up on
a five-hitter as the visiting
Kansas City -Royals

Philadelphia’ Phillies - 7
Montreal Expos 4, St..
Louis Cardionale 10 Pitt-
sburgh Pirates 5, .San
Diego Padres 3° Atlanta
Braves 2, and Cincinnati
Reds 2, Houston Astros 1.

Steve Sax broke a 1-1 tie
with a two-run triple with
two out in the 11th inning
‘for the Dodgers’ winning
runs.

The .Dodgers, who have
won nine of their last 10:
games, opened the 11th
with Dave Anderson’s two-
out single off Gary Lavelle,

_— 1-1, Mike Scioscia followed
with a single,

sending
Anderson to second, and
Sax got the game-winning:

hit ona 2-1 pitch from .

Lavelle.

stopped Milwaukee,. The ~

game's first batter, Darryl
Motley, scored the only run
Kansas Citys needed,
reaching on an error and

Orel Hershiser, 2-0, the
Dodgers’ third pitcher,
gave up a run-scoring
single to Scot Thompson in

crossing the plate on Pat the bottom of the 11th

Sheridan’s single.

TORONTO (CP) — A
deal with Detroit Red
Wings of the National
Hockey League would
have _— given Vaclav
Nedomansky 20-year
pension benefits of $14,250
a year when he reached
age 50, an Ontario
Supreme Court judge was
told Tuesday.

But because the contract
waa... never; ; signed,
Nedomanshy. will wecebve
$5,250 under the. standard
NHL pension plan, said
player agent Bill Watters.

The unsigned contract
algo would have given the
hockey player $1.25 million
over five years plus a 10-
year job with the club as a
scout or hockey consultant
when he retired from
playing, Watters said.

Nedomansky, 40and now
unemployed, is suing his
former agent, Alan
Eagleson, owner of Sports
Management Ltd, for
more than $1 million in lost
benefits, claiming
negligence and breach of
contract.

Nedomansky,
defected from
Czechoslovakia. in 1974,
eventually signed a $1.4-
million, five-year contract
with the Red Wings more
than a year after the
original deal was an-
nounced, His lawsuit says,
however, the long-term
benefits of the contract
were not as lucrative.
The trial continues.

who

- TORONTO
Violence in © Canadian
hockey should be a
national disgrace, says a
retired university hockey
coach.

Leslie Prince, who ‘led
McMaster Marlins to five
provincial: titles in seven
years as coach, also told an
Ontario NDP committee
on injuries in amateur
hockey that violence in

(cP) —.

spawned by televised
National Hockey League

before’ Carlos Diaz came
on post his first save of the

eS e030.

Sport Shorts.

Phillies 7 Expos 4

Sixto Lezcano, starting
in place of ailing left
fielder Glenn Wilson, hit
two home runs and-
double and drove in five
runs to-lead eee,

games.
But John Gardner, Baseball boll
president of the se
Metropolitan Toronto a
Hockey League, said a few standings
isolated incidents are + AMERICAN LEAGUE
coloring the overall pic- WEEE artey, 00! rere wy
ture, He cited statistics. Trammil, Det" at 23 33 497
thered by hi AMERICAN LEAGUE Garcla, Tor 11 18 39.3%
gather y his group asi Division Upshaw, Tor 7 377
indicating most hockey w 4 Pet.GBL Engie, Min =, 48 (9 18375
injuries result from ac- Ostrolt ob 2 AU or GBely Tore 5, 95.12 26388
erean Toronto . ark ‘oan * aH UR
cidents; ve) fee to cleveland <4 aperasis00 tai 2 ROR eo 14 28 380
‘ARMREST imore WSIS. ASB, 92 Ripken, BHP! 90 23 31 ad
Mi ee ° Coopar, Mil 70 0°24 343
. Boston ‘ a o We Runs batted in: Kingman,
New York 14 364 12 oakland, 26: Murray, Baltl-
(Ansar ons West pivision mora, 23.
. California 14 11 4593 — © Geybles: Boone, California,
: Oakland M41 .58 110; Belly Toronta, 5.

Seattle 13 1 542 12 “triples: Law, Chicago, 3
casas City 911 450 3% sheridan, Kansaa Clty, 43 10
BASEBALL Minnesota WW 14 ddd 4 tied with twa,

National Leagua’ “Chicago 39 13 409-42 ome runs: Kingman, Oak:
Ailanta Bravescptionplichar Ken = Texas 9 15 375 5% and, 10; Ripken, Baltimore, &.

Dayley to Richmond: of the
internatianal League: relnstate
pitcher Pascual Parez to the active
raster from the restricted Ilat? place
third baseman Bob Horner on
VWeday disabled Ust retroactive to

Aprii 28,

> Ginclanatl Reda send cutflelder

Paul Householder to Wichita of the
American Association.
Philadaiphia Phiilles recall pit-

cher Marty 8ystrom trom Parttand |
of

the Pacific Coast League; piace
catcher Bo Diaz on the 15-day
disabied

mL

FOOTBALL
CFL

Toronto Argonauts sign offensive
fInemen Nell Fraser and Peter
Langford.

Winnipeg Blue @ombers sign wide
recelvers Gilbert Smith, AMdichaal
Elerms and Hercules Stancil, and
running back Waddall Kelly.

NFL

Butfalo Bis name Pete Carroll
defensive secondary coach; name
line
coach Oon Lawrence defensive co-
ordinator. .

New Orleans Saints extend the
contract of head coach Bum Phillips
for
three years, ,
USFL

Pittsburgh Maulers trade wide
receiver Shawn Potts to Chicage
Blitz :
for an unspacified 1985 draft choice,
HOCKEY
NHL.

Philadetphia Flyers
goaltender Darren Jensen.

Pittsburgh Penguins acquire
defenceman Moe Mantha from
Winnipeg = Jets
completing s trade that sant
defenceman Randy Carlyle to the
Jets,

SOCCER
WASL

Toronto Blizzard sign striker John

Paskin.

Tuestay Masuits
Toronto 10-1 Texas 4-4
Oetrolt 11 Boston 2
Baltimore 3 Cleveland 0
Chicasa 7 New York 5
Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 0
California 4 Oakland 1
‘Seatie 11 Minnesota 8

-Taday’s Games
Cleveland at @alilmore
Boston at Detroll N
Texas at Toronto N -
New York at Chicago N
Kansas City at Milwaukee N
Gaktand at California N
Minnesota at Seettia N

_ .Thureday Games
Boston at Datrait
Kansas City at Milwaukee
Minnesota at Seattle N

NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
WoL Pet. GBL
New York a8 61? —
Chicago 12°93 71 (1
Poitadelphla 12: 9 71 4
Montreal ¥2041 «$22 2
St. Louls 12:12 608 WM
Pittsburgh 7 14 333 6
Wast Olvition
Los Angeles 1 oa 492 —
San Diego: 16 8 .667 1
Cincinnatl Wo 43,.458 6
Atlania p12 09 7
Houston BS 48 Ble
San Francisco 7 17 .292 10

Tuesdsy Resuits
New York @ Chicago 7
- Philadelphia 7? Montreal 4
5t. Louls 10 Pittsburrgh §
San Glego 2 Atlanta 2
Cincinneti 2 Houston 1
Los Angeles 3. San Francisco
2 (1 Innings)
Today's Games
Los Angeles at Sam Francisco
San Olego at Atlanta N
Chicago al New ‘York N
Montreal at Philadelphia MN
St. Louls at, Pittsburgh N
Houston af Cincinnat! N
Thursday Games
Hausten at Cincinnatl
San Dlego at Atlanta N

aver visiting Montreal. ;
Mets 9 Cubs,1

Keith Hernandez's two-
Tun homer. keyed a seven-
run sixth inning, leading
New York over Chicago
behind Dwight Gooden's
strong pitching at Shea
Stadium. Gooden, 2-1, a 19-
year-old rookie, struck out
10and ylelded just four hits
and and five walks in seven
innings. —
Cardinals 10 Pirates 5

Tommy Herr had four
hits, three runs-batted-in

‘and two stolen bases to

lead a 16-hit attack as St.
Louis erushed Pittsburgh

at Three Rivers Stadium, .

-dedling the Pirates their
fourth consecutive loss,
Padres 3 Braves 2_

In Atlanta, Eric Show, 4-

1, yielded four hits over 62-

3 innings and Kevin

McReynolds keyed a three-.

run fourth inning with a go-
ahead double, leading San
Diego over the Braves. ©
Reds 2 Astros].

In Cincinnati, Dave
Parker's single over a
drawn-in infield scored
pinch-runner Tom Lawless
with one out in the ninth to
send the Reda to their fifth
straight victory.

Stolen bases: Garels, To-
rante, 13; Gufler, Clevelend, 137
Bematard, Cleveland, 11.

Pliching {3 decistens):
are tled with 4.000. .

Strikeouts: Blyleven, Cleve-
jand, 36; Moore, Seattle, 317
Witt, Califorata, 31. .

Saves: Quisenberry,
City, 77 Caudill, Oaktand, §.

. NATIONAL LEAGUE
@ ABR # Pct.

Gwynn, 5D 7 Wo 44
Ray, Pgh 7.58 8 7
Moldonado, LA 47) JF WT .342
Lefebvre, Pha ° 62 @ 22 355
Raines, Mil a8 1d 4d) 382
Strawbry, NY 37 Wd 27 351
Francons, Mil 72.6 «25 aT
Little, Mil a4 ld 28.30
Scloscla, LA 42 § 6.333
Herr, StL 76 u 25.327
Templetn, SO nm 26 329
Runs batted in: care, Mor.
areal, 23; Marshall, Los Ang:
eles, 22.
Doubles; Davis, San. .Fran-

claco, 0: Carter, Montreal, @;
Littte, Mortreal, 7; Strawberry,
New York, 7.

Tripies: McGee, St. Louls, 4;
Foley, Cincinnati, 3.

Home, runs: Marshall, Los
Angeles, 7: Washington, At-
lenta, 7) Brock, Los Angeles, 5;
McReynolds, San Diego, 5;
Murphy, Atlanta, §; Straw:
perry, Now York, 43; Wallach,
Montraal, 5.

Stolen bases: Samuel, Phila-
detphia, 45; Redus, Cincinnati,

* aivehing (3 dacisians): Honey-
cutt, Los Anqeles, 4-0, 1,000,
van, Hawkins, San Diego, 3-0,
Hudson, Phita-
1,000, 3.84; Pena,
800, 1.41)

O00, 4,85;
deiphia, 3-0,
Los Angeles, 41,
Shows San. lego, 43, .800,' 1.69;
Lea, ‘Montreal, 4-1, 30, 263;
Smith, ‘Montreal, 41, 000, 2.18.

Strikeouts: Ayan, Houston,
39; Valenzuela, ‘Los Angeles, 34.
Saved; Gossage, San Olego,
8; Sutter, St. Louis, 4.

About 25 5 riders turned out + Sunday afternoon at Ominéca
parking lot td partlelpate in the Terrace Roadrunners

React Ts

motorcycle Gymkhana, Thec course was designed to test
the riders skills in handling his bike on the road.

that. .

. “It was the beginning of
the third quarter that we
made the run,” Riley said.
“Tt was a great run and it

-was keyed by the defence

and the
execution.”

Dallas coach Dick Motta
gave credit to the Lakers.

“We're a step up from
where we belong at this.
time and we're definitely a
little over our head here,”
he said. “To beat L.A,, you
must function on all eight
cylinders.”

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
added 22 paints and pulled
down 10 rebounds for the
Lakers. Both he and
Johnson left the game for

offensive

_ ‘The’ Harald, Wednesday, May 2, 1984, Page's

oach not satisfied with playoff wins

‘good with 4:31 remaining,
Four other Los Angeles
players scored in double
figures.

Rolando Blackman led
the Mavericks with 27
points, Jay Vincent and
Mark Aguirre added 15 and
14 points, respectively, for
Dallas.

Bucks 98, Nets 94

Centre Bob Lanier

scored 10 clutch points in

-the fourth period and led

Milwaukee past New
Jersey.
Alter New Jersey scored

six straight points to cut

. Milwaukee's lead to 82-81

with 4:59 leit in the game,
Lanier sank four straight
free throws to give the

Bucks an 86-81 advantage
less than one minute later.
After Lanier sank two
free throws for a 96-90 lead,
the Nets got consecutive
baskets from Buck
Williams and Otis Bird-
song to trail only 96-94 with
38 seconds to go. But
Junior Bridgeman sank
two free throws 26 seconds
later to clinch the win.
Sidney Moncrief topped
the Bucks with 28 points,
followed by Lanier with 24
and Bridgeman with 18.
Williams scored 21
points. for New Jersey,
while Micheal Ray
Richardson had 17 and
Gminski and Darryl
Dawkins had 10 each.

Caledonia badminton
club fares well

The Caledonia bad-
minton club attended a
major tournament in
Prince George last
weekend and came away
with some major victories.

Coach Bob Cooper. said

he was extremely pleased

with” the weekend. The

performance put on by his
¢elub and the high calibre of
the tournament and its
organization were very
impressive. Cooper said
tournament organizer
Gary Peacock should be
congratulated for the fine

job he and his staff did.

Fitness week

* OTTAWA (CP) — “Plug

in to participate,” says
Fitness Canada. “Don't
just think about it — do it.”

While raising the general
fitness level of Canadians
is the broad objective of
the federal organization,
the specific aim is the
second national physical
activity week set for May
19-21,

Last year, when no one
really knew what to expect
in the way of public ac-
eeptance of the mass
participation project,
more than six million
peorle became involved
under the direction of more
than 200,000 volunteers.

“This year. we are set-
ting ours’ sights even
higher,’ Says' a Fitness
Canada news letter. “‘We
ure aiming at 10 million
participants, more
volunteers. and greater

public awareness of the
values of physical ac-
tivity.”

Organizers have been
working for months setting
up events, displays and

‘contests starting with a

Parliament Hill = ex-
travaganza May 13 —
Mother’s Day — the
highlight of which is the
10th annual National
Capital Marathon, which
this year is doubling as the
Olympic Games qualifying
event. .

Former governor
general Roland Michener
and Jacqueline Gareau of
St-Bruno, Que., twice
Boston Marathon winner

Caledonia team resulta from Kelly
Road Badminton taurnament held in
Prince George April 27-29th

GIRLS* SINGLES

B flighi—

Tina Smith - Is?

Karry Paulls - ard

Diane Moorehouse « ard

C flight @

Arlene Renaud - Ist .

GIRLS DOUBLES

C flight.

Diane Moorehouse—Kerry Poulls -
Ist

BOYS’ SINGLES

B fight -

Doug Steele - Ind
Kevin Patterson - ird
Andy Holiman - ard

BOYS' COUBLES
A flight -
Kevin Patterson—Daoug Steele - ird

8 filght -

Dwayne Renshaw—Andy Hoffman -
and :

MIXED OOUBLES

C flignt -

Doug Steele—Tina Smith - tst
Diane Moorehause—Fernando

Ancradl (Kitwanga) - 3rd

‘and.Canada's top woman. -<*"
over the 42-2-kKllometrea;: ©<-

distance, will be cn the Hill
as co-chairmen of the Run
Canada kickoff sponsored
by the Canadian Track and
Field Association.

Terrace Minor Hockey ‘Association |
Annual General Meeting
Thursday, May 3 at 8pm

Room 204

Northwest Community: College

Agenda includes Election of officers
_ for 1984. 85

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