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Whitecaps win third in arow.

By GRANT KERR
VANCOUVER (CP)-— A
firsthalf goal by Steve
Kember and the alert
goalkeeping of Bruce
Grobbelaar gave Vancouver
Whitecaps a 1-0 victory over
Edmorton Drillers in a
North American Soccer
. League game Wednesday
- night which had its bizarre
moments,
Kember scored in the 19th
minute on a deflection off his
‘shoulder and Grobbelaar
recorded his fifth shutout in
nine games as Vancouver
won its third straight under
the direction of manager-
coach Tony Waiters.
The Whitecaps, defending
- Soccer Bowl champions, did
it the hard way, however,
after two strange develop-
ments in the second half.
- First, veteran midfielder
Alan Ball stalked off the field
in a fit of rage with 26

minutes left, apparently
upset at his ineffective play.
Less than two minutes later
fullback Bobby Lenarduzzi
was given a red-card ejec-
tion by. referee Gordon
Atrowsmith with 23:39 left.
The Whitecaps played the.
rest of thegamea manshort, :
but packed the defence and
actually had the best scoring
chances the rest of the game. .
Vancouver, 8-8, remains in
third place in the Western
Division of the National
Conference, nine points back
of Les Angeles Aztecs.-
Edmonton, 7-8, dropped 25
points behind leading -
California Surf in the
Western Division of the
American Conference.

‘The Whitecaps’. Ray .

Hankin said after the game
that “the breaks are starting
to come for me, I’m getting
more confident and 1 feel I

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‘can do much better i in future
games. iby

He said the enthusiastic
crowd helped him and an in-
crease in production will
“depend. on how the ball runs
for me."

Lenarduzzi said the red
card was not warranted for
his collision ' with -Ed-
monton’s Klaus Heinlein
because “he was tugging at
my sleeve, 1 got a piece of
the ball and didn't kick him
hard.” .

“7 couldn't believe the, red

card, J. was stunned more-

than ‘anyone,” he added. “It

was done out of frustration -

and certainly - wasn't on

purpose, °
“The momentum . has

started to build since Tony’

NATIONAL NCGNFERENCE.

Eastern Division
L F ABP Pts
New York 11 4 43 24% «99
Toronto 78.23 2622 64
Wes hing §9 5S ng 3
Rochester 4 7 18 2314 -&
Central Division
Tuba 95 ww 7
Atinn 69R2 9 55
Dallas 5B W2416 4
Atlants 5 9 7301 4
jestern Divis .
Seattle: 6 2 34219
Los Ang 9 5 23 1820 74
Vancouver 6 8 20 2017 65
Portland 41 i 2 15 9

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‘ Eastern Division
ABP Pt

‘Fort Laud % re are

S. Diego 4 7

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lancouver man
. Los Angeles 2 P ae %
Fart Lauderdale 4 San Jose 1
Detroit 5 Dallas 3
Callfornia 5 San ‘Diego 1
Seattle 3 Houston 1- .
Friday ‘Game
' Tampa Bay at Rochester -

(Waiters) returned and our’
only problems now. will be
the suspensions.” :

The Whitecaps now have
won three times since
Waiters elected to replace
Bob McNab as coach. The
teams play a rematch
Sunday in Edmonton. -

Vancouver faces some
manpower problems in their
next three home games as*
Hankin, '.Kenyon and
Lenarduzzi all face one-,
Bame suspensions. Only one’
player ‘will. sit. “out each
game. ,

On the positive: ‘side,
worldelass sweeper: -Rudi
Krol is expected to rejoin the’.

“Whitecaps next- Wednesday ©

in ‘Washington . ‘against: the.
Diplomats. . .

In other games, ‘Fort
Lauderdale beat San Jose 4-
1, Los Angeles edged —

Philadelphia 2-1, Detroit —
‘dumped Dallas 5-1, Cali-

fornia upended San Diego 5-1 -
and Seattle defeated Houston "
3-2.
Strikers 4 Earthqu akes 0
Gerd Mueller scored two-
goals as Fort Lauderdale
shut out San Jose to improve

‘its record to 11-6 and regain

the lead in the American
Conference Bast. The loss
snapped a three-game
winning streak for San Jose,
5-10.

Lex: Schoenmaker ' and
Tefilio Cubillas also scored.
Dutch goalkeeper Jan van
Ververen, acquired

Tuesday, hdd four saves in
his firs. game in a Strikers’
uniform.”

Azteca 2 Fury 1.

Centre forward Louis Fer-
nando’s 1lith geal of the.
season gave Los Angeles its
third straight win. : The
Brazilian booted the

_ deciding goal- unassisted
. from. 30

metres past. ,
Philadelphia goalkeeper Bob
Rigby into the right corner of
the net at 27:15 of the first
half.

-The Fury had opened the

scoring on’ a geal by Fran:
O’Brien but Los Angeles tied
the game on a goal by
midfielder Leo Van Veen.
Philadelphia dominated the
second. half, but could not
score against - Aztec
goalkeeper Alfredo Anheilo.
Express 5 Tornado 1
Sam Oates scored his sixth
and seventh goals of the year
and Don Nardiello tallied a
goal and three assists as
Detroit snapped a twogame
‘ losing streak. Nardiello's.
goal came 25 seconds into the *

_, contest, -ateam recotd and

“ four’ seconds. off the. NASL.
maths! “

“Pato Margetie rand: Gary
‘Bannister also scored for the’
‘home team in front of 9,698
spectators in Pontiac, Mich.
Detroit now has a 6-9 record,
while Dallas is 5-8.

Surt 5 Sockers 1

Laurie. Abrahams. scored
three goals as California de-
feated San Diego in
Anaheim, ‘Calif. California,

Astoli in
” By VICTOR DABBY |
MONTREAL ‘4. 4CP)

Astoli of Italy squeeked into

this weekend's final of the ”

Red Leaf soccer tournament

following a 3-2 win over

Nancy - of , France at -the

Olympic stadium Wednes..

day,

Astoli wilt play Glasgow
Rangers of Scotland at Sun-
day’s match in Hamilton,
Ont; The winner-of the round-:
robin: tournament gets the,
$100,000 first prize.”

Astoli began the scoring in-
Wednesday night's game
with a breakaway goal by
‘team captain Adeli Moro
during a cautious first half. .

-Moro's géal” tuted. r:)
defensive game into’ a
spirited offensive match that
saw strong attacks by both -
sides with quick, short

the leader. in the American

Conference - Wést Division,
overcame an early: San

_ Diego lead. of 1-0. despite
being cutshot by the Sockers
18-9, The Surf. have a 98°

record, San Diego 7-4,
After Jose’ Neto of the

Sockers scored in. the 17th
-minute, ‘Abrahanis scored -
‘the first of his goals at 21:33.

Jim Hinch of the Surf scored
what proved to be the game

winner at 93:51.-Craig.Allen |
Also" scored for. -Callfornia,

".Sounders.2 Hurricane 2°

‘--In_ Seattle,’ ‘Joh. ‘Ryan.
Scored ‘two: goals. as: the- [ig
-., Sounders’ ‘imiproved. their. Bim
record:.to 15-2.. Tan. Bridge ..
also scored for Seattle...

- Houston made.a comeback: -

in the last 11 minutes, when
Ruben: Morales and Mike
Bakic beat Seattle
goalkeeper Jack Brand: In
the: last ‘minute. of ‘play,
Seattle centreback ‘Bruce

Rioch deflected a Bakic shot .

‘off- the line to aave the: vic-
tory... F

a
final
_ _ passes, dominating play.’

Astoli Soon. scored its --
second and: third goals in’

quick succession: with: tallles

by Pietro Anastasiand Carlo:
Trevisanello clinching the ..
‘game for the spirited Italian

side.

But Nancy would not give -

up, as Carlo Curbello headed"

_.in. a picture-perfect goal off a *
followed 4

penalty, shot,
Minutes later by team-mate
Francisca Rubio who booted
in the ball after a scramble
-in front of the Italian goal.
" Nancy. kept up its attack
until the final minute of play, --
to the delight of 14.852 fans.
‘Earlier in the evening, .

. Glasenw: ‘Rangers battled

Botafogo of Braziy eye" |

The $350,000 tournament
was staged by the Canadian —
, Soccer League. .

a serlous,’”" '

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Ken isaacs of SKB Salvage and Nolan Beaudry

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as they haye a laugh during thelr
game: Tuesday - night: at Riverside Park In

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walloped ‘Oltawa..Rough:
Riders 25-13 in a Canadian:
Football. “League: exhibition

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will ever surface, After investigation, anyone
found receiving benefits to. which they are .
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Why better control
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Last year, Unemployment Insurance’
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jobs. This included overpayments to

people who took a new job while still
receiving UI benefits, but failed to report

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overpayments result. it may be an honest '
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The. defending: Gray Cup -
_champlons-chalked.up their:
décond consecutive’. victory :-
.of the exhibition season
before a sparse crowd of
17,231. Ottawa now has a loss
and a-tle In:two games.

‘Cutler. kicked: two of ‘his

‘line and added another from
‘the 39.

He also had singles of 18
and.28 yards’ and converted
touchdowns... i; by wide
receivers Maréo Cynear and
Brian, Kelly: ;

|Minor
baseball —

. wo. Terrace. “Minor:
Baseball. : , Association
‘Rames || owere, played
Wednesday: hight.

“beat: ‘Far-Ko
Construction 25-7 in the
Bronco. division. game,
while inthe Mosquito
division, Skoglund
‘Logging. defeated.

Terrace Co-op 19-3,

’ Friday night's game °
will seé’. Skoglund
Logging take on. Terrace
Drugs,..- while’. next.
Monday's;contest has-
Elks and. Far-Ko playing
again. oe
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. Scrub scores

At least six games were
played | in scrub. softball
action in Terrace. Wed:
iesday night. me

In the feature game of
the evening, Queensway
Naturals. came from.
behind in-the bottom of.
the seventh inning to take
a 12-11. win from the Daily |
Herald. .

In other games, Charlie
Brown Sox - continued
- their winning ways with a
12-3. win, over the. B.C.
Hydro Killer: Watts, Mac
“Attack beat the Smagh 22-

13, Finning. Treeler
dumped Old Remo
Dusters 16-15 and District
Dynamo beat Windmill
Winders . 13-8. TKO’s

opponents and scores
were unavailable.

field goals. from ‘the. 35-yard |.

_ elting

played as well, but their |

tough. again |

Rider's. Gerry . Organ
kicked a 35-yard field ‘goal
and was credited with two
singles on missed field goal

“attem ts of 49 yards. He also

‘punted ‘a. 51-yard. slngle and
converted running back Ron
Harris one-yard TD plunge
in the second quarter. . -
The teams were tied 11-11
: after an exciting first’ half
but Edmonton dominated the

‘rest. of the way.

Wilkinson, Edmonton's _
third quarterback -of the : :
night, salted the fame away ;
early in the fourth quarter :

with 2 yard touchdown : :
_-pass to

Ottawa, rar behind backup:
‘quarterback Charlie:
Weatherbie and newcomer:
Jordan Case; were:
frustrated througmout the:
second half by: ‘Edmonton’ B:
Solid defence.

Condredge Holloway, ote!
" tawa! 5 starting quarterback, :

‘saw limited action as did Ed-~
-monton starter Warren

Moon..

Both teams engineered ex-
second-quarter
scoring drives. .

Brian Broomell replaced
Moon midway through’ the
quarter and promptly

completed passes ta Kelly

for 10 and 44 yards.’

On second down from the
Riders’ ‘four-yard line Ot-
‘tawa blitzed, chasing

- Broomel] back to the 20-yard

line. ° But. Broomell’s
desperation pass into the end
zone found Cyncar for the
touchdown.

The Riders’. came right
back with Holloway hitling
new-found sensation slot-
back Steye Coury with a 66-
‘yard toss,

Holloway then hit tight end
Tony Gabriel for another 15.
yards before Harris punched
the bali over from the one-
yard line.

Both teams also ~squan-
dered good. scoring op-
portunities in. the opening
quarter.

Holloway. missed Coury
with a long pass over the
middle after the fleet-footed
rookle had given vetéran
Larry Highbaugh the’ slip,

- Arid Edmonton - blew its
opportunity. . to/_,Beore
following defensive back
Dale Potter's interception of
an errant, Holloway’ pass on
the Rider yard line,

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