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12 the examiner Monday Aprll17 197a scoreboard baseball lh THE tADIAN PRESS American League East lPct GBI Detroit 750 Milwaukee 667 Boston 625 New York 500 Baltimore 333 312 Cleveland 2th 32 Toronto 250 West Kansas City 857 alifornia 667 Oakland 667 Chicago 500 Minnesota ti 462 It Seattle 308 Texas 250 42 Sunday Results Detrmt Toronto New York Chicago Boston it Texas California Oakland Kansas ity Cleveland Baltimore 72 Milwaukee Seattle it Minnesota 52 Saturday Results Detroit Toronto It Baltimore Milwaukee New York Chicago Boston 12 Texas Minnesota Seattle Kansas City leveland alifornia at lllln Todays Prohable Chicago Stone Htr at Fidrych 24 130 pm Oakland Lanford 0vi at Min nesota pm Milwaukee lStein 04 at Bos ton ltTorre7 lflt pm Kansas City iura not at To roiito Jefferson Ht pm Texas thtatlack Hr at land iWaits not 733 pm Baltimore IFlanagan oZI at New York Hunter oil pm alifornia Tanana 2ll at Seattle iHoneycutt llll pm Pitchers CkVt 1035 Tuesday Games hieago at Detron Texas at Cleveland Oakland ppd Detrdit Thormodsgard 215 Baltimore at New York Milwaukee at Boston Oakland at Minnesota Kansas City at Toronto California at Seattle National League East PetGlll Philadelphia 571 St Louis 556 Chicago 556 New York 500 Montreal 500 Pittsburgh 333 West Los Angeles 750 Cincinnati 700 San Francisco 625 Houston 400 San Diego 286 Atlanta 141 Sunday Results Montreal New York Chicago Pittsurgh St Louis Philadelphia Houston Cincinnati has Angeles Atlanta San Francisco ti San Diego Saturday Results Montreal New York It Pittsburgh 13 Chicago to Philadelphia St Louis Houston Cincinnati Atlanta at Los Angeles ppd rain San Francisco at San Diego ppd raiii Todays Probable Pitchers Atlanta Hannah 00I at sari Francisco Kncpper 0m 405 prn Philadelphia llonborg 01 at Pittsburgh itandelaria HI 733 pm New York iEspinosa 01 at St LoUis Falcone oo 833 pm incinnati iBonham out at Los Angeles lRau 101 840 pm Tuesday Games Montreal at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at St Lows Houston at San Diego Cincinnati at Los Angeles Atlanta at San Francisco world cup 4Pl The sched 1978 world hockey lltAGlE ule for the championship Wed April West Germany vs Thu 26Sweden vs Soviet Union April EliCanada vs Finland West Germany vs So Il tnion US vs Sweden Fri April zitFinland vs rechoslovakia East Germany vs anada Sat April 291echoslovakia vs West Germany Sweden vs Fast Germany Sun April vs Finland Mon May intSoviet lnion Canada vs lEast Germany vs SOVlOl lfnion west Ger many vs Canada Tue May 2lS vs lech oslovakia Finland vs Sweden Wed May ItLS vs West Germany Finland vs East Germany Thu May iet tnion tanzidzi Fri May SWest vs Finland 4Sweden vs So zerhoslovakia vs Germany East Germany vs Sat May GSoiet Man vs Czechoslovakia anada vs Sweden Sun May 7dfil Germany vs East Germany Finland vs lS Mon May Nzechoslovakia vs Sweden Soviet Lnion vs Canada The top four teams will play in the championship round rohin the bottom four in the consolation roundrobin as fol lows We tav 9S vs it Wed May 104 vs VS It Thu May Il5 vs vs it Fri May 12 vs vs Sat May I37 vs vs Sun May 141 vs vs Games that will be televised on the TV and TVA networks Sun April 30 Canada vs US 330 pm Eastern time Sat May 6anada vs Swev dai 230 pm Mon May xanada vs So viet Union 530 pm Fri May lZPIayoff 530 pm Sun May Hhampionship game noon Canadas exhibition schedule Tue April litanada Sweden at Goteborg wha SlNlllY Birmingham at Winnipeg Birminghamllenderson Thu April 20anada Sweden at Goteborg Sat Apiil 22am1da zechoslovakias team at Prague Mon April 24aiiada is Czechoslovakias team at Prague EdmontonMacDonald New EnglandRogers McKenrii Mark Howe arlson Oaks IWWWMWWMWt Barry Jaeckel from Pacific Palisades Calif watches his liftoff from trap on the 76th hole which he saved par on during the final round of the $80000 Tallahassee Open Jaeckel won the tourney on the lst hole of sudden death playoff with Bruce Lietzke by paring the hole and double bogeylng the hole AP Laserphoto Barry Jaeckel needs playoff to secure Tallahassee Open TALLAHASSEE Fla AP Barry Jaeckel recorded his first Professional Golfers Association tour victory by defeating Bruce Lietzke on the first hole of suddendeath playoff Sunday in the 10th annual Tallahassee Open Jaeckel 29 1972 French Open champion parred the 378yard parfour No to edge out Lietzke who had double bo gey on the hole after hitting bunker and blasting out some 30 feet away from the pin then threeputting Jaeckel whose best finish this year was fourth in Los Angeles moved into tie for round in the morning suffered abogey Jaeckel shot rounds of 7067 715 for 15underpar 201 over the 7124yard par72 Killearn Golf and Country Club course to gain the playoff the second in two years in the tournament Last year Ed Sneeddefeated Lon Hinkle on the first playoff hole The victory was worth more than the $16000 first prize to Jaeckel who had won $18603 going into the tournament be cause he now is exempt from qualifying for one year and will play in the 1979 Masters and Tournament of Champions kit Mihnl it Iin ei ome ilcli inniip1gm Queer niormtsl Bauer the lead on the last hole of regw TWO rounds were played Sun hrysk Quehee He be Iesuk Hiilinke suiiivan Cloutier HoustonMcLeod lation by shootingabirdie while 33 cause the scheduled Edmonton at siw England tanray liacroix Taylor Lietzko leader after the third opener was rained out Thur r1 Pr vmc It could solve better chance for everyone 55 could mak you ona TAX FREE Illi Pig sday by severe storm that hit the Florida Panhandle CANADIAN LED EARLY Canadian rookie Jim Nelford of Burnaby BC the leader of the first two days birdied the first hole in the last round Jae ckel bogeyed the first and then birdied the second to remain even after four holes Wadkins boyeged the ninth to make the turn at 15 under par one stroke in front of Nelf vLietzke and six over Jaeckel Leafs face Islanders Hobs against Wings Iiy GLENN UIJI llie nniidliin Press Montreal Yiinndiens me more tbnn ii littli bit wotlttll nboiil their best of seven Notional llmkiy Lengthdunner liniil llll nr iigiiinst Del roil lted Wings which grtn lllltltl wny tonight Detroit only hits to think bmk to our lllhl grime tJlll Monlrenl conch Seolly ltownniii They beat lift nnd that hir toiiieiiiisoiiielhiiig in tliiii lllllltlh when they plny in Weve got to iiiiienilwr that weve worked hind all your to finish first to get all the lioine gniiii ndvnnttiwi and wo have to remember how wedid It The Itid Wings have been working pretty hard to get when they are would hch preferred to han phile in from that had iiliiyoff like us For three consecutive years lllt nnndicn wrie inntrhed against the winners of the weak Sinythi Divmion and had llllll troublekiimkiiigofl their opponents Now they are up itfiiilllbl team which has to have soiiii iiioiiicnliiiii illltl defeating At liinln lltlltltS in twosliaiglit games in thr ltllllllllilly round In the other quarter final openers Toronto Maple Leafs Visit New York islanders lloston ltruins play host lotfliicngo ltlrick Hawks and Philadelphia llyers entertain ltiiflulo Sabres who are fresh from defeating New York Rangers Saturday night in thcdeeiding grime of their best of three preliminary round WUN FUIlIt llie Tanndiens finished against Detroit this season with the lted Wings shutout last Sunday ending 23 game win less streak against Montreal Montreal is healthy and rested after their week off lieft Bulls keepfighting but Jets keep winning ByllllICANADlAN PRESS Birmingham Bulls appear le termined never to reform The most penalized team in the World Hockey Associations regular season with record 177 minutes despite numerous player suspensions and fines the Bulls are continuing their rampage through the playoffs Now the penalties are prov ing even more costly with nine powerplay goals and one pen allyshot goal scored against them in two games But still they promise more mayhem dont know if the penalties really did cost us the hockey game Bulls coach Glen Son mor said after his team lost 83 to Winnipeg Jets Sunday night Were trying to eliminate the silly type of penalty but were not going to stop going after them physically In fact well intensify it at home The Jets scored four power play goals in their win Sunday night and took 24 lead in the bestofseven quarterfinal series which continues in Bir mingham on Wednesday The Jets had scored five powerplay goals and penalty goal in Fri daysSJS opening victory Two other WHA playoff penalties that series And 25 diques 43 after overtime rob matches Sunday were not with out some violence total of 30 were whistled at Springfield Mass where New England Whalers beat Edmon ton ilcrs 41 for 20 lead in penalties were called at Houston where the Aeros beat Quebec Nor All WEEK wmgrr ltnb Gniney who has not played for 22 days because of badly bruised shoulder Will be back tonight Ken liryrlrn who has played every Montreal playoff game Wlllll active With thi elub is likely to make his 82nd playoff Mort Wllllt it is crowded that Jimmy Rutherford who blanked lll Tiiiindnns on the final day of the season will likely start for Detroit The Leafs who usrd hustle and muscle to knock off Los An gelii KHth in two straight in the irrliminarics are going to have to do more of thr sainc if lhry ave hope of upsetting the lilnnders Its not question of trying to physically intimidate them lxviiutr thr lslanders are too big and strong for that said loiontn comh ltogcr Neilson What well try to do is cut down their room to manoeuvre lhi Islanders who took the Patrick Division crown away from Philadelphia took three of four games from the Leafs this wagon beating loronto at Maple Leaf Gardens in their last meeting of thc yrar March 22 The ltrums who were upset by Chicago in the 1975 prelimi nary round hope to be able to maintain their recent mastery of the Black Hawks Boston took three of four games this season and outscored Chicago PM but seven of those goals came in 7n triumph March 215 toston coach on Cherry said he will start lton Grahame refugee from the World Hockey Associations Houston Aeros in goal against the Hawks whilc Bob Pulford will go with Tonv Esprxsilo hero of the 1975 upset lhr Sabres were never much against the Flyers in Phila dclphia until this season when they won once and tied once The Sabres also took both games played in Buffalo outscoring the Flycrs 145 Philadelphia was hard pressed by Colorado but still eliminated the Rockies in two games in the preliminaries and have the extra two days rest Theyre phySical team but weve beaten them three of four times this season said Craig Ramsay who scored his first goal of incplayoffs in the victory over the angers The anadiensltcd Wings game will be televised on the CBC national network while the LeafsIslanders clash is set for the CBC southern Ontario hookup After games tonight and Wednesday the series shift venues for games three and four Friday and Sunday One of the games set for Friday will be shifted to Saturday 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