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‘Reds outpower Atlanta 15-13 |

By THE CANADIAN
PRESS

George Foster broke a tie
with a two-run single in the
eighth inning and Dave Con-
cepcion followed with a
grand slam home run
Wednesday night, powering
Cincinnati Re to a 1513
National League baseball
vietory over . Atlanta

Braves.

Pete Rose had four hits
including a homer, an
drove in four runs as the

Reds battered six Atlanta
pitchers for 15 hits. Johnny

ench and Ken Griffey also
homered, giving the Reds 10

home runs in the three- _

game series.

In other National League
action pinch-hitter
Fernando Gonzalez’s three-
run homer off relief ace Al
Hrabosky led Pittsburgh
Pirates to. an 11-8 victory
over St. Louis Cardinals. -

Greg Gross’s first major
league homer, ‘a three-run

Teams from Kitimat
and Prince Rupert will
visit Terrace at the end
of this month for the
first annual Skeena
Hotel Invitational
Rugby Tournament.

The three teams,
which may be joined b d by
Prince George,
battle July 30, 31, and

Aug. 1 for’
championship trophy
donated by Norm

. Rugby tournament '

Zloklikoyits’
Hotel.

Gaves will begin each
day at 2p.m. on the

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Saturday night's

competition will be
followed by a getting
acquainted party an
the tournament will be
capped Sunday with a
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shot in the sixth inning, led
Chicago Cubs to a comeback
re victory over Montreal

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erry Martin's bases-

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MeCarver produced three
sixth-inning runs and
enabled Philadelphia
Phillles to beat New York
Mets 5-3, extending their
winning ‘streak to seven
games. The loss was the
seventh in a row for the
Mets, who managed only
two hits,
BALTIMORE WINS

In the American League,
Mike Flanagan pitched a
sixhitter and Ken singleton
slugged his 10th home run of
the season, leading
Baltimore to a 2-0 victory
over Detroit Tigers as. the
surging Orioles won their
seventh consecutive game.

Carl Yastrzemski and

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apiece, as Boston Red Sox
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Tom Johnson his 10th
victory of the season and
innesota Twins toa
43 victory over California.

Angels.
Juan Beni vez stole home
in the sixth inning and

blasted a solo homer in the

seventh, leading’ Texas

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

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Rangers toa 4-3 vietory over
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George Brelt’s pinch-hit
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ninth scored Frank White
from second base and gave
Kansas City Royals a come-
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THE HERALO, Thursday, July 7, 1977, PAGE 5

a “ _# meg : Fae Bon
Goggle-eyed gasper
When 11 year old Jeff Deters surfaced atone vision, The pool is open to public swimming
end of the Terrace pool yesterday, he was from 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. every day of the

only half sure of where he was going. |

week and from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesdays,

Goggles keep the water out of his eyes: Thursdays and Fridays.
alright, but the fog piays havoc with his

TOO EXPENSIVE

- Tour needs revamp —

OTTAWA (CP) — The

professional golf tour in
Canada needs overhauling
because .the players are
finding it too expensive and
it is not turning out the

- calibre of competitors the

country should produce, Bob
Panasiuk said Wednesday.
Panasiuk said the existin
circuit. of regional an
rovincial tournaments is
urting golf. Several

regional tournaments along

with the Canadian Open and
the Canadian Professional
Golfers Association
championship would be
preferable., ..:
‘Panasi uk,

said the championship was
elevated to the status it
deserves by a purse in-
crease to $50,000 from
$35,000 two years ago.

two- time +4 ~
winner of the CPGA title,

But many of the: other
tournaments have small
purses which have not been
increased to
inflation, he said.

“Golfers need a chance to
make some - money,”
Panasiuk said in an
interview the day before

play started for “ne 1977

GA championship. n

Panasiuk is one of 170
golfers shooting for the
$10,000 first prize. He came

second in. the Quebec Open.

and ‘placed fourth in the
Ontario and Atlantic opens
this year. He won. the

championship in.1972 and «;

etm definitely going to
win a tournament this
year,” he said. “‘If I don’t
win ‘this one, I'll have to
bear down and win another
one,””

match

The 72-hoie championship,
sponsored oy Ladatt
Breweries of Canada, is

being played ‘at Ottawa's.
Hylands Golf Club. Several
players reported the par-72
course in good shape al-
though the greens were
slow,

rat 36 holes toda
, the field will be oat
pth ow 70 and ties for the
final 36 holes. .

Panasiuk said that Dave
Barr, 25, of Kelowna,. B.C. is
favored ‘to win the title this
year: Barr won the Quebec

Open and other competitors
suid he has leoked’ ‘sharp all
year.

Panasiuk said if mare
companies
interested in Spee E be
i ro circuit, p t be
oubled “and we'd tent a
good golfing season.”

could be

_ Cedar Kings 5th
in Barrier tourney

By PISTOL PETE

The Skeena Cedar
Kings Fastball Club
travelled to Barrier for
the July weekend and

~ came 5Sth-in the 12 team
tournament, which
looked a lot like the Pre
B.C. . Championships.

In their first game on
Friday afternoon, the
Rings defeated the

"R.B.M. Homes club
feom Burnaby 3-2 in a
battle to the last inning.
The next day they had
the 8 a.m. draw and
were narrowly beaten .2-
1 by Royal Towers of
New Westminister in a

ame that was called in

e 6th inning after the

- 1% hour time limit had
run out. *
Later on that
afternoon at 2:00 they
met the Barrier Motor
Inn squad and knocked
them out of the tourney
witha 3-1 score. Sunday
morning, again the
Kings had to be on the
field at 8 a.m. to take on
the Rutland Rovers, In
a hard fought game the
Cedar Kings found
’ themselves down 2-0 in
the bottom of the 7th
with 2 out and 1 man on
bake. Ziegler stepped
mn Ziegler steppe
into the batters box and
cranked the very first
pitch out of the park
sending the game into

extra innings.

This left coach Pete
Peterson's Club taking
the. field with no
pitcher's left, which he
admitted later. in -3
candid interview was a
’ boo-boo on his‘part. _

The Kings gave up 4
runs in the 8th inning
with Norm Zloklikovits .
on the mound and just
couldn’t come back so
the final score ended up
.62 for Rutland. The
Kings ace hurler, Glen
Coffey put on a fine
show on the weekend
pitching in all 4 games

ut the club couldn’t put
enough hits together to
help him out.

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