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By | THE CANADIAN -

PRE RESS
Don Sutton. pitched a
Bele t ee ae ae
es, ers defeate
San Francisco Giants 7-0
Thursday. |
Sutton: had a_ no-hitter
until two out'in the eighth
inning when Mare Hill broke
it ‘up with a single to left.
e Dodgers’ right-
hander, winless in seven
starts since July
surrendered two walks in
the first inning, then retired
21 straight batters before
fit, up the Giants’ only

Dave Lopes and Reggie
Smith "amashed home runs
for ‘the Dodgers, supporting
‘the fifth one-hitter of Sut-
ton’s career.

- Elsewhere Thursday,
-redhot Boston Re Sox
defeated Milwaukee
Brewers $4 for their 17th
--vietory in the last 19 ames,
The victory widened
Sox’ American League Bast
lead to 344 games over idle

. Baltimore Orioles.

“Richie Hebner's grand
slam home run—his first in -
the major leagues—erased a
.%2 Montreal lead in the fifth
inning and. Philadelphia
Fillies ve went on to down the

itteburgh ‘Pirates
second in the Nati ional
League East, used long ball
Bibs. defeat
be 1, and Minnesota
Twins, in the thick ‘of. the
fourteam race in the
American League West,

eae Seattle Mariners 4
“George Scott drilled four
hits, uding a pair of two-

run singles, and scored

twice, leading Boston past

; ‘Mivaukee. j 07
. ':Ferguson - Jenkins,

was tagged for six hits and

four runs before aBrewers'

batter. was retired in the .

second inning, then gilowed
just three hits the rest of the
way. The veteran retired 16
ficcessive batters. during -
one. stretch:
SCOTT LEADS RALLY |
ang Kap te tal Eo

e e

overcome & 4-3 deficit in the
third. Singles by Steve
Dillard and Jim Rice and a
fielder’s choice fueled the

seh tes
Pittsburgh got home runs
from Al Oliver, Davel
Parker, Phil Garner and
Bill Robinson in outslugging
the Cubs.

Garner’s two-run ‘homer
came in the fifth when the ©
Pirates scored threetimes,
taking {he lead for good.

e right-hander Paul
eonaagard, backed by a
four-run first inning, pitched
Minnesota past Seattle with
an eightshitter,

Bostock and Butch Wynegar

another run scored on @
thra error by Seattle
left flelder Steve Braun,
Dennis Leonard hurled
fourhitter, leading Kansas
City Royals to 4 40 victory.
over Cleveland Indi
Mickey Rivers put "New
‘York ahead with a two-run
and in the.seventh inning |
scored what proved to
winning run on Lou
Sah 8 a. single as the
Yankees held off Detroit Tis

eck Ellis shackled
Toronto on. three hits and
Toby Harrah and Bump.
- Wills slammed home runs
Thursday night to keep
Texas Rangers in firat place,
in’ the American League
' West with an 8-0 victory
over the Blue Jays.

Protest
denied

ST. JOHN'S, Nad. (CP) — |

The. Canada Summer
Games jury on - Thursday
turned down a protest by the
Quebec team against the
system used. to determine
provincial point standings in
sailing at the 1977 Games.

‘Jury chairman ad.
MecLenshan of Fredericton
paki the jury could“not rule

i om-the protest because the

‘  .Caguda Games ‘ handbook
allows. he he go overning bodies
of indy: sports to devise

ae ‘own ‘method of

fam ab the Lheicen [Bud ‘McColl.

banding.

cago -

in ita big first inning and -

Ae

Klein of Terrace participates In the 12-

minute run at the B.C..
, Association summer. camp in Williams

Lake.

- Anna and Kathy Brewer are the two
Terrace residents taking part in the
volleyball camp which will he attended hy

Volleyball

BASKETBALL

Canadians win,
opening match

JOHN SHORT
r Soria, Bul aria (cP) —
@

‘Cana men’s

‘basketball team got solid

performances Thursday

"throu hout the firet half and
Canada managed a 36-36 tie
at the intermission.

Both men’s and women’s
volleyball teams lost in first-

om three players left from + round matches,

the 1976 Olympic team in a
71-43 triumph over Greece in
the first round of the World
Student Games. .

Centre Lars Hansen of
Coquitlam, B.C,, a‘student -
at University of.

"Washington, 1, paced | the

Canadians’ 24 points |
and. 13. Bie while *
_ Jamie Russell of Niagara —
Falls, Ont., had 13 ints
and Mike Visser of Sudbury
Ont.,.contributed eight.

Hansen, Russell and
Martin Riley of Winni

contributed to Canada
.fourth-place finish at the *

Montreal Olympics.

Riley had a series of turn-
overs but helped. the
Canadians through their few

‘tough moments with some

tenacious defensive play
and good ballhandling.
The men’s victory came

about. an hour before the .

_Canadian' women’s team
teok.a 76-64 whipping from

‘host Bulgaria.

A crowd at about ‘2,000
booed the Canadian ‘airs

The women’s team had an
‘outstanding first set.before

350 students and 82 coaches for the three
four-day sessions, whe
. Four top Japanese national coaches and’ ;
the former coach of the Bulgarian
national team are among those helping to |
guide the students towards a better”

_Amowledge of the game.

bowing 18-16 to Brazil, .

which won the next two sets
quickly. The men’s team
lost 2-0 to ‘Yugoslavia.
. Meanwhile, -the::.Soviet
Union picked up where it left
off in 1973 by winning the
men’s team gymnastics for
the first gol medal Thur-

adty.

The’ Soviet Union, which
‘collected 68 gold medals at
the last Games in Moscow
\ four years ago, finished
ahead of silver medallist
Japan in the first event of
the 1977 Games.

China, virtually. unknown:
on the gymnastics : scene and
competing in its first
Student ames, surprised
ear by f ishing

Canada placed 12th.

China also raised some.

ebrows by beating West

ermany, Y r62 in ‘the
op pening round of the |
women’s basketball round: .
robin tournament. "

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Sat

- Fastball finals

“The Skeena - Cedar Kings will
Houston this weekend to determine who
this ‘area in the B.C. Senior “3 Men's”

. Provincial Finals.

Eat —

‘There will be three games this Sunday afternoon ee at.
> Riverside Parked pane Sy and 5 p.m. Cost'is two ~

” dollars. This will et you
Come on out an

to all three games, '

cheer our team to the Labour Day

weekend finals in Kelowna.

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