"Paul: Clark’s headed for the Pan-American Wheelchair Games in

Halifax today, to [oln 600 other wheelchair athletes in a week-long

_ athletic meet that starts August 21. Clark will be competing in six

* events, the 100 and 200 metre sprints and the 400 metre, 800 metre,
1500"'metre and 3000 metre races, and feels confident of
‘placing highly in the 400 and 1500 metres atleast. This isClark’s . “
second trip to an.International competition, his first being in 1980
st the Disabled Olympics in Holland, where his best placing was
eighth in the 400 metre final. 15 other athletes from B.C. will be

competing at the games, Including Murray Brown, who was In

. Terrace earlier this year as part of. the wheelchair basketball
- faam that gave an exhibition match, and-Rick Hansen, who will

also be playing basketball. The Hallfax meet winds up August 2.

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"starting: San “Diego

AS

“1D toss to bie -receiver-
Dwight Scales. Also scoring»:

| _~ / Luther siagsed, twaloithas aro refused toi payviis nian s!f38 San. Diego- were James.
down papses Monday, night ;..: dues lag. seasony. was

- Stadium booed loudly.

to coal at 8

but Is" ‘being | challenged, ‘in
. the. courts,: Rozelle said.
oan Rozelle also -aaid . the

Union =
“bargaining matters,”

. the NEL doesnot have to

‘as San Diego Chargers held’.

off Chieago Bears 28-27. in‘:
Football.

the National.
League . preseason ‘opener.
for both teams..; -

Prior. ta the. "game:
members of the teams met

‘at midfield to shake hinds

ina show of NFL Players -
Association solidarity aga
reaction. to stalled contract
talks..with the league
owners. The crowd of 49,337
at San Diego Jack Murphy

The ‘National: -Football -
League will have -a player”
strike if legislation’ giving
the NEL a limited antitrust
exemption is enacted by
Congréss, says Ed Garvey, |

the player union’s exesative

director.

NFL comtimisaioner Pete.
Rozelle’ says he can’t un-
derstand Garvey's
reasoning.

It .was. the latest dif-"
ference in the: continuing:
battle between NFL's.
management and. the

Players association.

Rozelle ‘testified Monday -

before the Senate Judiciary - .

Committee in favor of the
legislation,

profesnicgs

may nafs! ae
unit

The’ : measure : also
Proyides for. the “member
teamsito shard: equally: in
televidion’ tévéntiés,” Which
is alréady done in the NFL

legislation “has no negative
effect. hatsover on. player
- OF: .- callective

However, Garvey said:
“TE the bill: enacted; then

‘deal with. the Players, a"

.He aid the NFL cannot
ow “unilaterally impose
sw the players,

union accepts

‘ among several players who

remained:on the sidelines

during: the handshaking.
Luther took over for Fouts

ae alter. the. Chargers. drove 75
yards in seven plays for.a --
touchdown on: their first .

" possession to take a.7-0 lead.
Fouts sat out the remainder
of the game after com-

‘ pleting all four of his passes °

for 64 yards.

Luther fired a yard

scoring -pass.to tight~end

Bric Seivers and an 18-yard

| Players ‘strike. closer

“WASHINGTON (AP) —-

them. ' under collective
_bargaining. Hf ‘this passes,
they no longer will need a
collective.
agreement, (If that - hap-
pens), there‘ definitely 1 will
be a_strike.” _

Garvey also said the NFL

_ 4s: using the: issue of the

Raiders moving to Los.

Angeles “as a smokescreen:
antitrust .
exemption over revenues

to gain an

‘for. cable television.

_ “You'd have to’be blind

Not to see that the NEL vill

be going ‘to ‘pay TV after

~1988, " "he said.

sponsored &

is far ahead of Its ume,

tempt.

bargaining.

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_ his most requested: songs. and telling his. humorous a
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‘Brooks on a four-yard run .

and ‘running. ‘back Ricky ~

Bell on a one-yard plunge.
The ‘Bears, down %-7—
entering the fourth quarter, :
-scored three touchdowns in |
the final 7:29 to- make it’
close. Rookie Steve Veith
missed d -conversion at-
after Chicago's
second TD of the final
period to cost his club a
chance at sending the:
contest into overtime,

Rookie Dennis, Genity
‘raced #4 yards with a punt
return in the second quarter

for Chicago's first touch: -
. down. Rookie quarterback -

Jim McMahon ignited the

‘ Bears’ comback with an’

elght-yard scoring pass to
wide receiver © Duke-
Ferguson midway through,
the fourth quarter, making .
it 20-14, Le

The Bears got thieie final
two. touchdowns just 21.
seconds apart.’ Calvin
Thomas plunged « three

yards to make it 28-20 with |

2:38 remaining and

linebacker Bruce Herron °
recovered a fumble by San
Diego's. Rob Preston and
ran it seven yards for a TD.
with 2:17. to fo.

Angels 8A 4
'Wilfong hit homers and Tim

a8 -Califormia moved back

i Kanshs City ‘Royals
‘started, oa

doubleheader with Blue. and
- Black, . but. they ended it -

New York Yankees. ;

_Funs and four Yankee: pit:

_ chers held the Royals ta 10

hits as.New York swept the

2-0 and 4-3,

pitching from ‘Vida Blue In.

and Mike Armstrong gave
New York bine hits In the |
nighteap. ;

“In other games, “Toronto
Blue Jays nipped Cleveland
Indians 2-1, Chicago White
Sox beat Texas Rangers 6-1,
Detroit Tigers edged Seattle
Mariners 3-1, California
Angels whipped. Oakland

ripped E Baltimore Orioles 9-_

Yankees Dave Righetti -
and Rudy May started while’ -

games,

Righetti gave up’ ‘all four
Royal hita in the opener,
while May surrendered five
hits and two runs‘in ‘the
second game, including Don
Slaught's home run...

Mazzilli followed " Willie
Randolph's double in ‘the

sixth with his’ sixth home’

run of the season, ©
’ In the nightcap, Piniella

and Winfield‘ had’ solo .

homers, while Winfleld's

‘baseball:

black and blue = thanks io — a
- Lee Mazzilli, Lou Piniélla”
and Dave Winfield hit home ~

American League twi-night. |
doubleheader Monday night ©

The Royals had four hit

the opener, while Bud Black:

A’s 8-4 and Boston Red Sox -

Rich Gossage saved both”:

before Dennis Lamp
t ne

qahiGINNAY ca

‘Reds with an’ 11th-inning
pinch single, then repeated

his- desire’ to escape. from -

thie last-place. club. -

really don’t fit in here.
' “Cincinnati ‘has a, youth .

.. Movement on, and Idon't fii"":

: in their plans. T hope some

team thinks that I can help

them,”
’ Vail hit .a ball

loaded to give the Reds a 3-2
victory over the Astros in

baseball *
_ Monday night,

The Reds, trailing. Los
" Angeles by 221% games in -
the NL/West, have gone with ‘.
their rookie outfielders,“

’ génerally limiting Vail’s |. -

“duties to pinch hitting

Duane Walker, one of the |
‘ rookie outfielders, was a
- one-man offence until Vail's
game-winning hit. Facing

:' Nolan Ryan in the first .

inning, Walker swatted his -
third home run of the
season. His next trip to the

~ plate, he hit another homer.
the |
power, T just got my bat out —

“Ryan supplied

_ “T'm pretty confused with .
this year,” said Vail, “I

past -
Houston third baseman Ray... -
Knight with. the bases -

the’ only National League .-
game. played.

Yankees wtp Royals in\

wa es 8 ‘

“The White Sox alsa'scored, _
on. RBI .alngles by Steve.”

: ~ Kempen and Vance | Lawa anda”

a =; anit ind contact, " "Walker
‘Gneinnati outfielder’: Mike ©
- Vail. won a game for the

sald, =*.-
Houston ted the ame in.

"the eighth when Tony: Scott -
fed off with his first home
run of the season. Denny -
‘Walling singled one. out
later and Reds starter ‘Bob -
‘Shirley was -replaced by.

Brad Lesley. Lesley retired

Dickie Thon before balking _

Walling to “second base,
Terry Puhl

‘centre. .
“Reds manager : Russ
Nixon praised rookie.

‘Lesley, who gave up just ©
oy, who gave up -ched the 11 tang, got the

one hit in 2'2-3 innings,
“It always gets hairy ‘for

him in the eighth,” Nixon

said. “It did tonight.
“Brad Lesley. did another

‘i

Ree

HEART
FUND —

delivered.

Walling with a single” to

bunt by ot wtin

- Fexas scored en PA arg?

RBI a single, ;

: ‘thing’ is-he' always vores ©
“strikes, He: doesn't’ get In-
-timidated: by the hitters,
and, in fact, he intiiidates,
them.” _ 1

In the ith inning, * Cesar
Cedeno led off with a walk -

balk by loser Dave Smith, 1-
4. Paul Householder
-Saerificed. Cedeno to third. |
and Wayne Krenchicki and
Alex Trevino. then. were
walked intentionally to load |
the bases for Vall: .:

*. sii Kern, 2-5. who pit-

victory.

; ee emt

Tom Burgmeier, : ry

“last $1-9 innings.”

Baltimore's

had a solo shot,

Dwight Evans hit bis 20th

. homer for Boston. .
‘Tigers 3 Mariners 1

Chet Lemon cracked a
and moved to second on a. 80lo: homer and scored.

another run as Detroit
defeated Seattle,

Jack Morris, 14-11, struck
out three and walked one.

Alan Trammell’s RBI.
doubled gave the Tigers a 1-—

0 lead in the second and

Lemon hit his 10th homer:
two innings later seein

Sn'a double.

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isingle made it 4-0 in Ane '
_ Seventh. tue

UL. “Washington “h had al.

single and Hal‘ McRae
followed. with a two-run
homer off Lyan McGlothen,
becoming the first 100-RBI

Blue Jays 2 Indians 1
“Jim . Gott. and Joey;
McLaughlin combined ona
five-hitter and pirich-runner
Al‘ Woods.. scored: the. win-

‘ning run while teammate 7”

.-Damaio Garcia.was.caught
ina -rundown as. Toronto
defeated Cleveland. ;

‘Cleveland scored ‘in the
‘seventh on Alan Bannister’s
_RBI grounder, -

‘Fred Lynn. and . Rob

Foli knocked in three runs

into first place | in the AL
West.

Geoff Zahn, 13-5, allowed
‘eight hits over 7 1-3 innings
to get. the victory, while
Dave Goltz earned his
secosave.

‘Joe Rudi hit his. fourth: |
homer bf the season for the {

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singles from Tony Armas
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