Phillies fielder got the word andhammered yet another RBI nun yï¬iI cad4 hwy MONTREAL CP Centre fielder Garry Maddox of Phila delphia Phillies was swinging hot bat Monday night when word came that his wife had Just iven birth to seven poun fiveounce boy Maddox received the news in the top of the eighth inning Mo ments later he strode to the plate at Jarry Park lashed out at pitch and drove in his third run as the Phillies defeated Montreal Expos 62 in Na tional League baseball game really wasnt sure had driven in run said Maddox dont know what was think ing about just then The baby wasnt due until sometime around the 24th or 25th of July If she his wife hadnt given birth by then the doctor was going to induce la bor so that could be home when the baby was born Maddox was having good night even before he got the news In the second inning he tripled home one run and scored another In the sixth he hit basesloaded sacrifice fly that scored Greg Luzinski and then he got his RBI single in the eighth Lust after being told of the birt Third baseman Mike Schmidt helped the cause with his let home run of the season solo shot in the sixth that just man aged to clear the rightfield fen ce Veteran catcher Tim Mc Carver drove in the other two runs for the Phillies The victory coupled with Pit tsburghs victory over Chicago Cubs Monday night permitted AliForeman rematch touted for Monte Carlo MONTE CARLO AP Ital ian matchmaker Rudolfo Sab batini hopes to stage heavy weight championship rematch between champion Muhammad Ali and exchamp George Fore man herein 1977 This taxfree municipality hosted the Carlos MonzonRod rigo Valdes middleweight bout promoted by Sabbatini last Sat urday and the matchmaker said talks have already begun between Prince Ranier and closedcircuit television com pany for an AliForeman bout The figures involved are im mense said Sabbatini Mon te Carlos big strength is that there are no taxes on any thingreceipts boxers purses TV rights etc Sabbatini said he thought the fight if held in Monte Carlo could attract live audience of perhaps 15000 fans drawn from southern France and northern Italy Of course Ali first must get past Ken Norton He will defend the title against Norton in Yan OTTAWA CP The Cana dian Olympic volleyball teams with Taylor of Calgary as the mens captain and Betty Baxter of Brooks Alta the womens captain were an nounced Monday Other members of the mens team are Ed Alexiuk Garth Pischke Don Michalski and John Paulsen all of Winnipeg Pierre Belanger Magog Que Larry Plenert and Greg Russell of Vancouver Bruno Prasil Montreal Eli Romanchych Calgary Kerry Klostermann London Ont and Tom Gra hamComoxBC The only Easterner on the womens team is Regyna Ar monas of Belleville Ont Others from the West are Carole Bishop Barbara Dalton Mary Dempster Kathy Girvan Debbie Heeps Anne Ireland and Patty Olson all of Van couver Connie Lebrun and Claire Lloyd of Winnipeg and Audrey Vandervelden Bur nabyBC Bill Neville is coach of the Braves stay for While BUFFALO AP National Basketball Association teams agreed in federal court Monday to refrain indefinitely from tak ing any action that would move Buffalo Braves out of the city The agreement apparently allows more time for deal to be worked out between Braves owner Paul Snyder and group of Buffalo investors who are trLingtgbuy the franchise Home Comfort Y0ur new Texaco kee Stadium New York Sept 28 That is the Champions next ring date following his 15round draw with wrestler Antonio In oki in Tokyo Saturday Some boxing people frowned on that exhibition and the World Boxing Council took official ac tion withdrawing an honorary designation it presented to Ali last year Ali was named Boxer of the Year by the WBC and although it was uncertain whether the champion ever received tro phy to go with it the boxing body said Monday it was re tracting the award Calling the Inoki match ri diculous WBC President Jose Sulaiman chided Ali We be lieve that hes acting with abso lute disrespect for the sport to which he owes so much We strongly request him to stop all acts that bring him and the sport so much disrepute The Tokyo exhibition was farce and we have to tell the public what we think Olympic volleyballers mens team Dennis Nord is the assistant coach and Bob Harri son manager Koreanborn Moo Park is the womens coach Jim Bjerring assistant and Myrna Empey manager The womens team will move into the Olympic Village July and the men July E3 IOI DunlopW COMPASS BURNER SERVICE lo 84 New lovoll Qmorlo the Phillies to maintain 91 game lead over the Pirates Four Philadelphia runs came against Montreal starter Steve Rogers 25 making his first start since breaking bone in the little finger of his pitching hand May 25 Rogers worked six innings before giving way to Don Carrithers The other two Philadelphia runs were scored against Steve Dunning the third Montreal pitcher The Expos got two runs in the sixth on singles by Pepe Mang ual and Jose Morales and Pete Mackanins double Steve Carlton the former Cy Young Award winner went the distance for the Phillies He allowed seven hits walked two and struck out eight BASEBALL RECORD By THE ANADIAN PRESS National League East lPctGBl Philadelphia 49 20 710 Pittsburgh 39 29 574 New York 38 37 507 14 St Louis 31 4043719 Chicago 80 41 423 20 Montreal 24 42 364 23 West Cincinnati 45 28 616 Los Angeles 41 33 554 41 San Diego 88 35 521 Atlanta 33 40 452 12 Houston 33 40 452 12 San Francisco 30 46 395 16 Mondays Results Houston San Francisco New York St Louis Philadelphia Montreal Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati San Diego Los Angeles Atlanta Todays Probable Pitchers Chicago Renko 23 at Pitts burgh andelaria 64 735 pm St Louis Falconc 56 at New York Lolich 39 805 pm Philadelphia Kaat 82 at Montreal Stanhouse 541 805 pm Cincrnnati Nolan 74 at San Diego Freislebcn 62 10 pm Atlanta Moret 31 at Los Angeles John 44 1030 pm Houston Dierker 67 at San Francisco Barr 65 11 pm Wednesdays Games Houston at San Francisco Philadelphia at Montreal St Louis at New York hicago at Pittsburgh Atlanta at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Diego American League East lcliBI New York 43 25 632 Cleveland 35 33 515 Baltimore 34 35 493 Detroit 33 35 485 10 Boston 112 15 478 10 Milwaukee 25 40 1185 10 West Kansas City 42 27 609 Texas 39 29 574 Oakland 35 37 480 Chicago 33 35 485 Minnesota 83117 471 Taliforiiia 29 45 392 15 Mondays Results Boston 12 Baltimore Cleveland Milwaukee Detrort New York Minnesota Kansas City Texas It Oakland Todays Probable Pitchers Baltimore uellar 47 at Boston Wise 54 730 in Milwaukee Travers 875 at Icveland Brown 02 730 pm New York Ellis 84 at De troit iawford 021 in Kansas ity Fitzmorris 84 at Minnesota lillll 75 in California llasslcr 0ir tit hicago iossage or p111 Oakland Abbott 12 at Texas Barr 13 905 in Wednesdays iaines Baltimore at Boston New York at Detrolf alifornia at liitago Kansas ily at Minnesota Oakland at Texas Tigers snap streak by taking Yanks 51 DETROIT AP Rusty Staub and 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