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" the. next thi'es REASONS.

“Darryl Sittler ig adamant 3!
ng a member

‘per — bit leave him:to rot in
“2. limbo on. the sidelines. ©,

2° Sittler laughs at the threat
“i gs he laughs at owner
~- Harold: Ballard -who’ called

affection or ~ ialerated for ;
asininity. Ballard ndw comes =":
across as’a boor and Lap.
none ‘peark. he's'become.a puppet

- Capiaie: was the ringleader.

Imlach’ found it “highly

* ~ unusual". that in this day and
age of hockey; seven or eight
“iplayers -from London could

has to be that w way. y. You nave
to have. discllpline to: be,

successful, Some! “had ton
direct the team; good or bad.’ ..-
“i the players are going to:

oe "personal aa

vendcita “ on
linlach's
“ Sittler says he u play. next

year.
: ‘“iinlach vows tie won't:

“contract eperifities that he |s
‘hired tu play hockey.
Another. twist in the

“ImlachSittler confrontation

came to light Thureday.

_ of Toronte:Maple Leafs for. .

tec

7 his: ‘salary: of ‘about $200,000

“him. ‘a? -cancer ° to

the :

te throw. the’ spitballs: of-
“venom Imiach wets for him. ° .”

= COroUs cannot: be view: with. 2 “+ Mery: strongly that Sittlet,. a5, :

"- witid: up’ with the Leafs. °

. the t team, not the Players, It

do the directing then: Fm in

become something akin to 2.

1 have’a’ no-trade con-. | organization Jast week." _ - There was a‘perlod when” “Something like that was the wrong business. Could: attraction with Malson's

"rat and'L-intend to honor. -Sittler, like many'of us who "© you could. side Bit Imlach, : * possible inthe. days of pro ~ _Youlell your bos how torug: end, the legal battle lines. ~ stars fastball team, which
ae sit Sittler gajd ‘ona Toronto: pose questions to Ballard on. ~<.: accept hisargument that the” ~  sponsorahip, bytitstruckme his newspaper? | *Well;." the . ‘have’ already been iirawn. = has.: raised more’, than
open: line:radio ‘show Wed- occasion, ‘has ‘Idng> ‘viewed co Leafa-were. diseased. by -a —..’ as Sunugual . that “so. many ‘players arén’t going: to: tell. <2 'Sittler’s - ” agent, Alan © * $200,000" -. for... - various
“nesday: ght, - Harold as ajoveable buffoon,” "tack .of player “alscipiine * - grom London — Sittler’s old. me how to run my. hockey “" Eagleson, feels. Imlach — children's charities the past

“Punch Imlach ds equally“. -.aman'who deliberately says’. ~ which,’ he claimed, stemmed. . ‘junior days — would wind up team, who.should play and” * doesn’t have a legal leg to - four years

\_deternitned Sittler will never - . dledsln things “to rouse, =" > from; “weak: management: ; ‘here on:a losing: hockey — who shouldn't. ‘AnkMr, Sit." ,, stand on in his efforts | tobar’ ‘indach rch has determined he

_ ‘play for. the Leafs again. He.” sleeping * eekey ‘players: ‘which allowed"-the playera, - . team,’’ Imlach said. “Tean't.  fler is ‘nol going ta. tell me, Situer from training camp” doesn't want his Leafs taking ©
_> Vows. -he he ‘will render: his’: from their ‘Jéthargic “ways.." ~ stich..asSitelér, “to : impose -: °- day. it Was a ‘clique because I wha L cari play, ond 1 can't ‘this fall. "part in regulated faatball
. former captain nano. -. and to sell tickejs.at:Maple —-_- thei’ influence of the hockey . don't kriow. that. play." oo, ; : "ye checked Darryl’s | games unless they. are
_ Brata coma ‘fall ‘when he- Leaf Gardens on bebalf of a) .-. operation : \.° “Whatever it was washeré.- ae ‘:\- ¢ontract with two other properly covered by in-
pends “out: ‘invitations to the - . hockey team, -whicti:doesn't © «>. Imlach “giaimed, when he. _whenIgothere. [knowthere | “W's not a, ‘question of eitab  Jawyers and it's their'opinion,’ =~ surance. Specifically, he
Leafs" training camp... -. deserve watching. took over’ the hockey’... wagno discipline. Too.many . lishing discipline with the - | the ‘Leafs would bein | wants the players’ contracts.

-“SImnlach says he hag no in-’ A loveable: buffoon: .. “operation last’ summer that players trying to: run the . . Leafs any longer Now the -* violation ‘of. the contract if -

‘ tentlons” ‘of f tavitin Sittler to’ ~~ No longer,Any:many who’ -” the players virtuallyran the” "" show:, Well as-long as I'm relationship between Imnl ch "Darryl was not allowed.to Imlach, -. apparently,
pamp'— that he'll pay him = would ‘call’ another -can- . ~ hockey club and suspected’ ” here,-I’m the one who’ll run == and Sittler, In particular, | " attend thetraining camp and - reine to bend: on his in-
" aigtence someone @ pay.

“Jn the end, the courts may
\. have'to decide and to that

play.” Eagleson. ‘sald, “His :

. Sitder has. been the star

By The Canadian Press

When he was. with Atlanta
Braves,, Eddie - ‘Solomon
earned the reputation. of a
hard-luck pitcher. oo

Now that “he’s with * ‘Bit:

, sburgh Pirates,: nothing’ s

changed. -
* “It seemed like I was still,
playing ‘with. the. Braves,”

tough 2-2 decision to Atlanta
in the opener of a twinight.
National League.’
doubleheader - wee

ri Braves alge won, ‘the,
nighteap, 5-4 Mgt bio:
~ Dodgers 8 Expos 73

’ Bill Russell nit a Tun:

homer ’ ‘to ke
seventh itt Ose eid dak

"Angeles came from behind to .

edge: ‘Montreal.’

 Rhe Expos ‘bullt a.7-2 lead
after six innings for starter
Steve Rogers, who left the

" game with’ a tender elbow.’

Stan Balhnsen took over and, .
after walking two batters in
the seventh, gave upa homer
to Russell.:.» -
- Elias Sosa - replaced
Bahnsen and gave up a walk

and a single, t9-plagb
Jay Sinaia ‘Rud pi nactin be

into a. fordeout a8 pinch- -

runner” Derrel’ Thomas _ hits and retiring the final 18

scored to get the Dodgers
within a rum at 7-6. Succes-
sive aligles by Dave Lopes,

Reggie Smith and. Steve .

Garvey Produced two more

Ron LeFlore hit two hone
cuns for Montreal, driving | in
three‘runs.

: Glants 8 Mets5
sin Clark -belied four
les and scored three runs
to lead San Francisco over

. New York.’

Cubs 7 Reds’0

Jerry Martin. hit a grand
slam homer and Dennis
Lamp. and Bruce Sutter

. Toronto's -
_BWeep.
‘Kansas City the only team in:

seine ae

- of Larry Gura, who tled New

York's Tommy John at nine

‘victories, most in the league. .

The vielory, coupled with
doubleheader -
of: Chicago,’ ‘made

thesAL: West above .500 and

hiked the ‘Royals’. lead to ale."
* gamés over-the White Sox. ©
sald Solomon after losing: a... .

Orloles 3 A's 2

inning: after .Ken Singleton

- singled and took second on a
“wild | pitch, “Singleton also

singled’ to’ Ignite a: tworun |
a inning.’ Mike Flanagan
anes seven hits in -pit-
Iumoré A to es fourth
andecttive ‘victor

ys 5-3 White te 1 _

Bie Whitt hit a solo home
‘yun, his first of the year, an
John Mayberry and . Otto
Velez delivered. RBI singles: .
to help Jack Kucek, just, up.
from -the- minors,: ‘win ‘the:
nighteap. Mayberry’s: hit”
gave him. a club record 17-"_

. game hitting strealc.

The Blue Jays - took the:
mn on’ eninth Bosetti's.

distance, pes Polat.
Chicago batters.

combined on an-eight-hitter © ; -

to lead. Chilcago past Cin-
cinnati. ~~
’ Astros.3 Cardinals 0° ;

> Jge Niekro pitched a six-
hitter to lead Houston over

St. Louis, °
Phillies § Padres 1-
Pinch-hitter
Moreland ‘belted a two-run

double in the ninth inning to-

anap a 1-1: tle and help
Philadelphia beat-San Diego
as hot-handed Steve Carlton
won his 12th victory of the
years

Boston Red Sox are back
where they think they belong
— near the “top of the
American League East
Division standings.

In moving up from sixth
place to second, Boston has
Fap repped at. least 10 hits: in

of its last 10 games. The
Red Sox.had 11 hits to beat
the Mariners 6-2, with centre
fleldex Fred Lynn driving in
three.runs with a homer and
a-single. :
Yankees § Angels 0

‘ Ron Guidry fired a slx-
hitter to break a personal

two-game losing streak and
Bobby Brown and Graig
Nettles homered as the
Yankees handed the Angels
their eighth consecutive set-
back.

Rangers 8 Brewers |

: Al Oliver blasted a three-
‘sun. homer and Bud
Harrelson drilled a rare
home run, a tworun shot, to
foack the six-tit pitching of
Doe Medich, who sent
Milwaukee tumbling to third
placa in the AL East, Ollver
‘singled a run home in the
third inning, then knocked in
three -with his ‘fifth-inning
homer, his seventh of the
seavon, Harrelson hit the

seventh homer of his 14-year
major league career, and his

first since 1977, i the sixth.
Royate 10 indians 2

- Jammie Quirk drove in three
funs.and Amos Otis two to
back the seven: hit pitching

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MONTREAL (CP) — It's
‘ the calm before thestarm for’
Sugar Ray Leonard and.-
‘Roberto Duran, dut the caim

. is shot necessarily an easy

“The ‘physical, preparation
is finished and it’s time ‘for’.

"= them. to ‘think about their

highly-atiticipated *.

§ ‘showdown. for Leonard's

World: Boxing Council -wel-

os terweight championship |

defence Friday night. :at
Olympic Stadium. =... .
‘WT just want to get in there
and get it over with, " ” said
Leonard, .
: “Leonard, ‘two mare days,
two"-more. days ~—- remeni-
ber,’ griarled Duran - Wed: '
nesday ‘when. -the - fighters.

- “showed up-to sign required
_. documents and ;be- “unof- : :
ficlally: weighed. » a ~~

- Leonard, - "stripped : to his Af

‘shorts, “weighedt -the - class.
- limit: of 147 pounds. Duran, -
pants - arid “shoes,

P weigh-in is at noon Friday.

*. Leonard did ‘not answer.

“Duran’s’ taunts . Wednesda:
But when Leonard blew
. he: '

remark to Leonard.

leaving,’ ped’ a
feet ‘and made a ‘slurring qt.

Leonard: finished | his stopping Ken ‘Buchanan. in
workouts Tuesday but Duran ~ - the 13th round June 26, 1972,
rredtiree .rounds. and: “Lrespected Duran when I ;
ped rope to conclude his . first saw him,” sald
shippes training Wednesday. _ Leonard.: ‘1 respectd’ his
“We worked harder for: determination. . 1:-res

Benitez’ (Leonard won the
tlle: by stopping Wilfréd

respec
him: But hold: a in awe? .

“Not at alls!”

Benitez in the 15th round last “F have no. respect : for
Nov. 30) because that was’ [eonard,’ seid Duran. “He
his first fight at 15 rounds,” - tales too much.””,

gald Dave Jacobs, a- Leonard.
trainer. “For this fight,
we "ve worked: longer.”’ woe

“He trained -as, hard for
Buchanan. but you, got to
reniember ~ that for
Buchanan he “didn’t” know’
_anything;"” .said Freddie. -
Brown, . a Duran trainer,

. Duran won the world light.
welght championship mY,

Duran ‘defended the light- ,

weight title 12 thmes before
" giving up the 135-pound class

title voluntarily ‘last-year to -

campaign asa welterweight,
Leonard became ~ a to

‘amateur, woa"a-gold medal

“at .the 1976 Olympics -and
“ went on: to earn &
“million while’: winning his

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