PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Wednesday May 25, 1977

Series goes to wire

Jets clobber

WINNIPEG (CP) —
Winnipeg Jets scored a
record 12 goals Tuesday
night to whip Quebec
Nordiques 12-3 and force a
seventh game in the World
Hockey Association
championship.

A noisy two-minute
standing ovation at the
beginning of the game sent
the Jets out flying and it
took just one minute and 29

seconds before Hull put
them on the scoreboard. n

With Cloutier off for inter-
ferrence, Winnipes
defenceman Mike For
knocked J. C. Tremblay off
the puck at centre ice and
sent Ulf Nilsson and Hull
away. ‘Nilsson made_ the
perfect pass for Hull to

ect into the net.

But Cloutier came out of

the penalty box and

redeemed himself with ‘his
12th and 13th goals of the
playoffs to tie a WHA record
and put Quebec ahead 2-1.

Cloutier cut across in
front of the net and rifled a
shot along the ice behind
Winnipeg goaltender Joe
Daley at 3:02, He then
redirected Tardif's pass on
a three-man break at 4:28.

The Jets came back with
three straight goals and that

drove the capacity crowd of
10,-59 into a frenzy.
Labraaten deflected Peter
Sullivan’s goalmouth pass
at 9:17 and the Jeta then,
victimized Tremblay for the
next two goals at 12:00 and
13:47. Nilsson knocked the
veteran defenceman off the
puck and Hedberg went in
against John Bernier.
Bernier stopped the initial
shot but the puck dropped

behind him and Hedberg
picked it up and easily beat
the startled Richard
Brodeur.

Fran Huck then got the

ck in the corner, fed it to

ler who made a return
pass. Huck slid the puck
etween a defenceman's
legs to Guindon who beat
Brodeur from  pointblank

range.
e goal came seconds

after Brodeur had made a
brilliant save on Guindon on
a breakaway.

But with both teams
playin wide. open of-
ensively, both Brodeur and
Daley often found them-
selves at the mercy of op-
posing forwards,

The Nordique’s line of
Tardif, Cloutier and Chris

Bordeleau put on tremen- |

dous pressure and with

Ryan fans 12 Tigers in Angel win —

Nolan Ryan struck out 12
and held Detrolt to just
three hits Tuesday night as
California Angels edged the
Tigers 2-1 in an American
League baseball game.

It was the 75th time Ryan
has struck out 10 or more, an
American League record. It
also was the fire-balling

right-hander’s 100th AL
vietory against 62 defeats.

California’s two runs
came in the second as
singles by Joa Rudi, Bobby
Bonds and Ron Jackson
brought home one ruin.
Bonds scored on a sacrifice
fly by Bobby Grich.n

A squeeze bunt by Frank

Duffy scored Andre Thorn-
ton with the He-breaking run
and Cleveland Indians went
on to post a 7-5 victory over
Seattle Mariners: It was
Cleveland’s third win in a
row. .

Gralg Nettles and Carlos
May slammed consecutive
home runs to touch off a

Former boxing champ
charged with murder

NEWCASTLE, N.B. (CP)
— Yvon Durelle, former
Canadian and Sritish
Empire light heavyweight
bozing champion, was
charged today with second-
degree ‘murder in the
shooting death Friday of

Albin Poirier, 32, of Baie
Ste, Anne, Durelle's home
town.
Durelle, who decked
Archie Moore several times
in a  wellremembered
Montreal fight in the 1950s,
which the Baie Ste. Anne

Coalition formed

NEW YORK (AP) — A
coalition of 15 organizations
will make the first combined
effort to end all United
States athletic competitions
with South Africa.

The group has taken the
name of the American Co-
ordinating Committee for
Equality in Sport and
Society (ACCESS) and will
be comprised of political,
religious, civil rights and
sports organizations which

plan:to “hammer away at:

the issue’? of racial
separatism in South Africa,
a spokesman said.

South Africa has been
barred from the last three
Olympic Games, soccer's
World Cup and several other
international competitions,
but wag reinstated In Davis
Cup tennis play and is
scheduled to play in the

Federation Cup tennis —

tournament next month at
Eastbourne, England. :

fishermen went on to lose,

-was silent during his six-

minute appearance in
provincial court before
Judge A..P. TracyGould.

Durelle retired from
boxing torun a restaurant in
Bale Ste, Anne, a northern
New Brunswick village.

Polrier’s body was found
ina car in the village Friday
night. Police said he had
been shot five times.

Durelle, wearing a
checked sports coat and
brown pants, was escorted
into court by two RCMP
officers. He was ordered
held in jail until a ball
hearing Friday before Mr.
Justice Henry E. Ryan of
the New Brunswick
Supreme Court.

A preliminary hearing on
‘the charge was schedule

- Sune 15, : _

Sick tennis player
survives clay courts

PARIS (AP) — Harold
Solomon came back from
illness Tuesday and sur-
vived his first match in the
French Open _ tennis
championships on the gruel-
ling slow clay courts of the
Roland Garros Stadium.

The little star from
Pompano Beach, Fia.,
defeated John Feaver, a
lanky Englishman, 6-3, 6-4,
3-6, 6-2.

Solomon reached the final

of the tournament last year.:

His illness, which baffled

Not guilty |
say Dolphins

MIAM{ .AP}) -- Don
Reese and Randy Crowder
of Miami Dolphins entered
not guilty pleas Tuesday to
charges of selling more than
@ pound of cocaine to Miami
undercover police agents
last | month. ‘

‘Circuit Court Judge
Joseph Durant set a ten-
tative June 27 trial date for
the 0 eee Foothall
League players.

Recse and Crowder
released on bail an
suspended from the team,
did not appear in court.
Their pleas were entered by
lawyer Barry Garber. |

e two are charged with
sale and possession of
cocaine, and conspiracy to

sell the illegal drug. n
‘Police said the two were
arrested May 4 in a Miami
motel by two Miami
plainclothesmen after the

a rampage,

meeting was set up by
airline stewardess Camille
Richardson, 23.
Richardson pleaded no
contest toe conspiracy
charges last weekend and
was placed on probation
providing she testifies
against the two athletes.
Tn an unrelated case, 200-
ound Dolphina tackle
arryl Carlton entered a no
contest plea Tuesday to an
aggravated assault charge.
e was charged with
beating up a cocktail lounge
security guard Jan. 21.
Polite said Carlton went on
striking
Leonard Bryant, 41, an
amashing furniture before
leaving the lounge ard being
involved in a five-car flery

crash,

Carlton will be sentenced
Friday when he appears
before Judge Paul Baker.

Vernon man wins -
hang-gliding title

VERNON, B.C. (CP) —
Lew Neilson of Vernon
placed first in the open class
of the first Canadian
national hang-gliding
championships, ‘held in this
interior town during the
weekend,

The event featured mainly
British Columbia entries
and winners, About 125

people from across Canada.

participated,
Les Ainsworth of Victoria
was sesond in the open

class, followed by Miles
‘Hopkins of Kelowna, B.C.

Doug Banner of Nanaimo,
B.C. finished first in the
standard glider class with
Cam Wilson of Kasto, B.C, in
second and Lioyd Matthews
of Victoria third.

In the fixed-wing class,
Jeff Blake of Vancouver was
first followed by Gordon
Savage of Kelowna and
Craig Peterson of Van-
couver.

the doctors, prevented him’
from touching a racket for
three weeks, and he ad-
mitted the two-hour match
against Feaver drained his.
energy.

“T could have done with a
jong rest after the second
set, I was that tired,”
Solomon said. ‘‘Now I shall
have a day off before the.

next round, and I hope I.

shail get back into the swing
of tournament play.”

The French  cham-
pionships are not the best
form of recuperation after
illness. Matches follow the
traditional five-set formula,
and the long rallies on the
slow surface are a challenge
even to the fittest,

Dr. Renee Richards, the
trans-sexual player who
once competed in the men’s
singles at Forest Hills, N.Y.,
withdrew from the women’s

. event-after being given the

results of one more sex test.
Richards failed an
Olympicstyle chromosomes
test ‘before the Italian
championships in Rome,
and was told she must un-
dergo another examination
in Paris.
Tournament officials did
not.make the results of the
test public but merely said
the findings had been sent to
Richards by the hospital,
and she had withdrawn,
Clearly, she had failed the

test again.
Tlie Nastase of Romania,
one of the likeliest

challengers for the title in a
depleted field, defeated Lito
Alvarez of Argentina 7-6, 6-
3, 62 before a big crowd on
the centre court.

Nastase looked subdued
and uncertain in the first set
and was taken to six-all ina
tiebreaker before winning
it. But then he found his
rhythm and was an easy
winner.

-Ameriean victors in-
cluded Tom Gullikson andn-
Trey Waltke. Gullikson beat
Britain's Robin Drysdale 7-
6, 6-4, 0-6, 6-3,

Waltke had a _ tough
workout before overcoming

Gianni Ocleppo, the Italian -

No. 8-ranked player, 6-3, 5-7,
7-6, 6-2: ;

. General manager

four-run rally that, lifted
New York Yankees to a 6-5 -
victory over Boston Red
Sox. George Scott homered
for Boston as loser Luis
Tiant, 2-4, failed to gain his
100th victory as a member
of the Red Sox.

Jim Palmer struck out a
season-high 12 batters,

AMERICAN LEAGUE

ABR H Pct.
Ballor Tor WW6 21 40 377
Carew Min 158 27 58 .367
Washngtn Tex 11811 41 347
Burleson Bsn 148 20 50 .998
PaKelly Bal 9213 31 .337
AWoods Tor 237 43 333
Chalk Cal 126 12 42 333
Munson NY 148 27. 49.331
Horton Tex 106 16 35 .330
Singleton Bal 9415 31 .330

Home Runs—Zisk, Chicago,
12; Gross, Oakland, 11.

Runs Baited In—Rudi, Call-
fornia, 38; Hisle, Minnesota, 36,

Pitching {5 decisions}—Tan-
ana, California, 7-1, 875; Gar-
vin, Toronto, Alexander, Texas,
6-1, 857.

Doubles—Lemon, Chicago, 13;
McRae, Kansas City, 12.

Triples—Randolph, New
York, Carew, Minnesota 5;
Rice, Boston, Moore, Mil-
waukee, Remy, California, 4.

* Stoten Bases—Remy, Callfor-

‘nia, 18; Patek, Kansas City, 15.

Lions send
Guthrie

allowing seven  hits—
including three by Don
Money—and Ken Singleton
homered to give Baltimore

‘ Orioles a 2-1 victory over
Brewers. .

Milwaukee
Milwaukee's lone run came
on a home run by Money.
A five-run fifth inning,
sperked by Hector Cruz’s

National League

ABR H Pet.
Trillo, Chi 124 23 48 .387
Parker, Pgh 155 28 58 .374
Johnson, Hin 91 18 33 .383
Matthews, Afl 105 23 37 .352.
Simmons, StL 127 24 44 .346
Valentine, Mtl 129 19 44 .341
Kranepool, NY 102 13° 34:.333
Smith, LA Wal 34 43 .328
Griffey, Cin. 154.30 50 .325
DeJesus, Chi 145 30 47 .324

Home Runs—Cey, Lis Ange-
les, 13; Smith, Los Angeles, 11.

Runs Batted In-—Cey, 42;
Winfield, San Diego, 39.

Pitching (5 decisions)—Can-
defarla, Pittsburgh, Denny, St.
Louis, 6-0, 1.000; Rau, Los An-
geles, 5-0, 1.000.

Doubies—Cromartie, Mon-
treal, 15; Luzinskt, Phila-
delphia, Reitz, St. Louis, Rose,
Cincinnat, Yeager, Los Angeles,
13.

Triples—AImon, San Diego, 5;
Brack, St. Louls, Winfield, 4,

Stoten Bases— Taveras, Pitts-
burgh, 19; Cedeno, Houston, 17.

VANCOUVER (CP) s
Bo
Ackles of the British
Columbia Lions today an-
nounced that a trade has
been completed with the
Montreal Alouettes sending
quarterback Eric Guthrie. to
Montreal for Canadian
defensive back Glenn
Leach.

Leach played the last six
games of the 1976 season for
Montreal after having been
drafted in the fourth round
of the Canadian Football
League drafts. He is 22
years old, §-foot-ll and
weighs 185 pounds. He at-
tended Wilfred Laurier
Universality at Waterloo, Ont.

Guthrie has been with the
Lions for five years, is 30
years old, and started as
quarterback for the flrat.
elght gamea last season. He
is 6-foot-1 and weighs 200
pounds.

Jockey
blameless
in mishap

NEW YORK (AP) —
Seattle Slew's jockey, Jean
Cruguet, was exonerated of
any blame Tuesday in the
disqualification on Monday
of his mount in the Shuvee
Handicap at Belmont Park.

Secret Lanvin, ridden by
Cruguet, was set back from
first to third for interference
in the deep stretch on
Monday.

The stewards’ decision not
to suspend the French
jockey ept clear the way.
or his ride in the Belmont
Stakes June 11 aboard
Seattle Slew, winner of the
Ketucky Derby and
Preakness.

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tworun triple, helped St.
Louis Cardinals hand
Philadelphia Phillles an 8-5
National League defeat.
Petcher Bob Forsch, who
has lost once, became the
first seven-game winner in
the NL. Greg Luzinski drove
in all five Philadelphia runs
with a single and a pair of
two-run homers.

Chris Speier scored from
second on a pinch single by
Jose Morales in the 13th
inning as Montreal Expos
edged Chicago Cubs 5-4.
Barry Foote slammed a
two-out homer in the eighth
for Montreal to knot the
game at 4-4. After Chicago
pitcher’ Rick Reuschel
missed the ball on a suicide
squeeze attempt, he
followed with his second
major league home run.

Pittsburgh Pirates took a
5-2 triumph over New York
Mets behind the combined
pitching of Jerry Reuss and
Terry Forster, Al Oliver's
homer sparked a three-run
fourth Inning by the Pirates
as Pittsburgh snapped a
string of 19 scoreless innings
by leser Jon Matlack when It
took a 1-0 lead in the second.

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les Nordiques 12-3

Daley on his back after
making three initial saves,
Bordeleau scored at 16:35.

The goal kept Quebec
close but Winnipeg took
almost total control in the

second period to score four.

unanswered goals. Hull,
Sullivan, Ford and Guindon
scored to give Winnipeg an
8-3 margin golng into the
final period.

The final game of the best: ,

ofseven series will be played
in Quebec Thursday night.
Quebec had a chance to
win their first championship
with a victory Tuesday and
held a 2-1 lead early in the
first period. But the Jets,
defending champions,
moved into a 4-3 lead by the
end of the period and then
demolished Quebec -with
four unanswered goals in
each of the last two periods.
The previous -playoff
record was 10 goals scored
by Houston Aeros in a 10-1
win over Winnipeg in 1974.
Bobby Hull scored three
goals for Winnipeg while
Anders Hedberg, Bobby
Guindon and Peter Sullivan
each added a pair. Singles
were scored by Dan Labr-
aaten, Mike Ford and Willy
Lindstrom. —-
Real Cloutier scored twice
for Quebee and Chris
Bordeleau got the other.

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CALGARY: (CP) —
About 75,-000 three-inch
trout will be released in
Rocky Mountain lakes this
summer. The fingerlings,
property of Parks Canada,
will go into lakes at Jasper,
Banff, Kootenay, Waterton
Lakes and Mount
Revelstoke National Parks.
Many of them will be
marked to determine the
extent of trout reproduction.

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Swimming

TOKYO (AFP) — The
third world swimming
championships will be held
in West Berlin in August -
next year, with 500 com-
petitors from more than 50
countries participating.
They were approved at the
second session Tuesday of
the threeday 1977 In-
ternational Amateur
Swimming Federation
(FINA) meeting. oe

Olympics —

TEHERAN (Reuter) —
Iran has changed its mind
about bidding for the 1984
Olympic Games and will not
be submitting. a formal.
applicatitn later this year,
informed sources said
Tuesday.

Boycott -°

CANBERRA (Reuter)
— An Australian aborigine
leader called Tuesday {for a
boycott of the 1982 Com-
monwealth Games _ in
Brisbane because of what he
said were the Queensland
State government’s racist

- policies. Joe McGinnis,

president of the Federel
Council for. the Ad-.
vancement of Aborigines
and Torres Strait Islanders,
said the boycott would be

rt of a national and in-
ernational campaign
against Queensland prod-
ucts.

Tennis

PARIS (AP) — Dr. Renee
Richards, the . transsexual
tennis player seeking to play
in her ‘first major tour-
nament, withdrew Tuesday
from the French Open.
without further explanation
after undergoing a sex test,

Tournament director,
Pierre Darmon said that the
California resident had
received the results of the
examination, but thathe did
not know them,

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