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Englands Tony Jacklin blasts from sand trap Fri day during secondround action in Labatts inter national golf tournament in Woodbridge Ont lOl over Bellmore After Fridays round Jacklin was tied for second place three strokes behind leader and fellow countryman Peter Townsend CP Photo Transmission advances with win Mister defeated Bellmore 101 Friday straight games in Midhurst to take an Ontario Amateur Softball Association vances to another On target is on target and in range during her match Evonne Goolagong Cawley against Rayni Fox of Miami Beach Fla Championships at Mister Transmission now ad series week Transmission batters pound ed out 15 hits and forced Friday in the US Open Tennis New York Evonne took the match 62 63 AP Photo Antiques strengthen lead by trouncing Chinguacousy Barrie Treasure Chest Anti ques strengthened their hold on first place in the North York Girls Softball League when they defeated Chingaucousy 112 Thursday Barries record is now 18 wins and three losses They have one game remaining and need only tie to assure them of first place Glenfield is in second STU StiT Cincinnati Houston spot with one more loss than Antiques Even if Barrie should lose their last game sudden death game against Glenfield would be necessary to decide first place in the league Barrie had 15 hits against Chingaucousy Cheryl LeBlanc was the winning pitcher holding Chingaucousy to three hits and striking out four batlt scoreboard II III FIM oik hansas it ml Oakland Detroit Iittsliiiigli TH 11 3131 FLdlf llll Atriumat 5i aTi liilill tnitagii TI iill 3t ti Si lains Ttl III 331 PIIIIIIIIIII iii ti 12 Ne aik 41133 ters The score was tied 22 at the end of the first inning Antiques scored two runs in the bottom of the fourth inning five in the fifth inning and two more in the sixth inning to take the game Kelly Grantham led Barrie at the plate with triple and two singles Carrie Tuckey hit tri ple and Juanita Hanney hit two singles and double Huston ti Toms it Minnesota 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win They jumped to 10 lead after the first inning increasing it to 40 after two innings Bellmore scored their lone run in the fourth inning to narrow the margin to 41 but Mister Transmission scored twice in the fifth to stretch the lead and added four runs in the seventh inning Ron Giffen pitched com plete game for the winners striking out 11 Bellmore batters and giving up only six hits hired by Habs MONTREAL CP Toe Blake former player and coach with Montreal Canadiens has been ap pointed vicepresident of he National Hockey League club the team announced Friday As coach from 1955 to 1968 he directed the team to eight Stanley Cup victories in 13 seasons including record five playoff cham pionships in row from 1956 to 1960 Meanwhile Canadiens still have not named head coach for the 197980 season after the resignation of Scotty Bowman in June to become director of hockey operations general manage and head coach of Buffal Sabres series lO Vala Contracting of Barrie edged Newmarket 65 Thursday night to take onegame lead in the best of three game semi final York Simcoeplayoff series Brad McClocklin and Danny Bemish paced Vala Contracting with three hits each The Barrie club climbed back to take the game after losing 51 Robbie McAleer pitched sixhitter in going the distance on the mound for Vala Contrac ting The second game of the series will be played Wednesday in Barrie Marss new TBall champions Marss Mechanical are the 1979 South division Tball champions Marss downed Buns Master 3327 in the final game of the Barrie Minor Baseball Associa tion Tball playoffs The game was close match featuring strong defensive infielding by both teams The score was after the first inning In the second inn ing Marss scored 10 runs helped by home runs from Sean Dowling and Geoff Bertram to tke 111 lead In the third inn ing Jeff Green hit grand slam homer to bring in four runs for Marss Buns Master hitters also had good game Robbie Norris was outstanding at the plate hitting three home runsaone each in the first three innings Robin and Trevor DeSilguy hit home runs for Marss in the fourth inning Trevino stays close yomlmmm11m7 British golferon top WOODBRIDGE Ont CP Im just happy didnt break leg out there said Lee Tre Vino It can jump up and grab you real quick said defending champion Lanny Wadkins They were commenting on the 6975yard National Golf Club course demanding layout that has plagued most of the competitors in the $100000 Labatts International tour nament Only Peter Townsend of Eng land member of the Profes sional Golfers Association tour in the United States for three years had kind words about the course which features small greens that have been shaking up most of the players in the 72 hole tournament The veteran led after 36 holes with 140 total two under par and three better than firstround leader Lee Trevino Dave Barr of Kelowna BC Bob Rose of Hamilton and Tony Jacklin of England It was perfect today said the 32yearold Townsend who won the Colombian Open the Zambian Open Moroccan Grand Prix and Barranquilla Open in 1978 Townsend who shot twoun derpar 69 Thursday to share second place with Jim Nelford of Burnaby BC and Rose be geyed his first two holes Fri dayr evino with 67 Thursday in the quest for the first prize of $20000 had all sorts of trouble in the second round and fin ished at iveover 76 The threetime winner of the Canadian Open scored birdies on his last four holes Thursday for his 67 Friday he started Expos come back on Scotts hit MONTREAL CP Rodney Scott missing from the starting lineup because of cold bug making the rounds of the Expos clubhouse slapped runscor ing single in the 10th inning Fri day night to lift Montreal to an 87 victory over Cincinnati snapping an eightgame Na tional League baseball winning streak by the Reds Its good comefrombe hind win all the way said Expos manager Dick Williams whose secondplace club re mained three games behind Pittsburgh Pirates in the East Division We didnt quit We battled back That was very big one for us We gave them quite few runs and still came back to Win Larry Parrish whose bat has been an inspiration to the team of late led off the 10th against Cincinnati reliever Tom Hume 97 with double After ap pearing to score the winning run Parrish was sent back to second and Jim Mason declared out because he had run outside the baseline on the way to first base on an infield grounder It was left to Scott the darkhorse who took Dave Cashs second base job in spring training and has kept it throughout this season before yielding his starting role this week to deliver the key base hit GOT LUCKY just got lucky guess said Scott who pinch hit for winner Woody Fryman 35 Fryman was the fifth Mon treal pitcher following Dan Schatzeder Stan Bahnsen Rudy May and Elias Sosa Hume succeeded starter Fred Norman and Mario Soto for the Reds Andre Dawson drove in four runs with fielders choice tWt run home run and triple to account for half the Expos runs Warren Cromartie hit his eighth homer of the season leading off the seventh inning against Soto Cash had runscoring double and Gary Carter sacrifice fly for the other Montreal runs Meanwhile the Expos an nounced they have reacquired infielder Ken Macha from Den ver Bears of the Class AAA American Association Montreal Expos Dave Cash slides into home to score Montreals first run of the game as Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench waits for the late infield throw in the first inning of game in Montreal Friday Cash came home from third on fielders choice hit by Expos Andre Dawson Kusick powers Jays to extra inning win TORONTO CP Craig Kusick is used to coming off the bench in whatever capacity To ronto manager Roy Hartsfield deems necessary Last Saturday the burly Mil waukee native first base man by trade made his ma jorleague pitching debut after California Angels had raked the Blue Jays pitching staff for 22 runs over the first six innings The game ended 242 but Kus ick gave up just two runs on three hits over the final 323 in nings But on Friday Kusick was back doing what he enjoys most Safe at home hitting home runs His 11th inning shot over the centrefield fence off 10 pitch from Byron McLaughlin 65 rallied Toronto to 54 American Leaague victory over Seattle Mariners and snapped the Blue Jays threegame losing streak That opportunity to pitch was the biggest thrill of my life but my job is to deliver runs and it sure felt good to see that ball had the legs to make it out said Kusick who entered the game to open the ninth in ning Ironically John Mayberry the man he indirectly replaced Baltimore Orioles Doug DeCinces races across home plate to score as Minnesota Twins catcher Butch Wynegar waits for the throw from left fielder Dave Edwards DeCinces scored from se cond base on single by Gary Rocnicke on the fourth inning play AP Photo had accounted for the other four Toronto runs with three run homer in thefourth and runscoring single in the eighth forcing the game into extra in nings JJ Cannon pinch ran for Mayberry in the eighth with Kusick then taking over at first It was lucky Kusick said of his fifth home run of the sea son and second since being pur chased by the Blue Jays in mid July from Minnesota Twins Theres such fine line in volved You get centimetre less wood on the bat and the ballstaysinthe parkl Yankees Royals Tommy John won his 18th game of the season with eighth iniiirig help from Rich Gossage and Reggie Jackson drove in four runs with his 22nd homer and single Jacksons tworun homer capped threerun first inning from the 10th tee and finished his first nine holes with four bo geys and birdie for three over 38 He wound up the afternoon with doublebogey six on the 425yard ninth hole Seventyfour players with score of 161 or better gualified for the final two roun of the toumamentin which the Cana dian PGA championship is also st stake None of the golfers broke par in the sunny warm weather of the US Dan Halldorson 6f Shilo Man George Knudson of Toronto and Townsend man aged evenpar 7ls Roseshotanintheseoond round to go with an opening 69 and Jacklin had 73 after col lecting birdies on three of his five five holes Wadkins was four strokes off the ce with 144 total while Ne 0rd with 76 in the second round and Tom Watson of the US were at 145 Paul Kennedy of Bram ton Ont was alone at Friday Five of them Barr 146 two tter than Ben Kern of defending champion Wadkins woodbridge and Baldovino Dassu of Italy iigumem Can Pontiacs stop Majors By BILL CURRAN Can Orillia Junior Pontiacs go all the way and win the South Simcoe baseball league title That is key question currently receiving attention from followers of the county circuit as teams prepare for the final series to decide the 1979 championship It will be an allOrillia series as the youngsters try to stop the defending champion Majors winners over Newmarket Hawks in the league semifinals In battling their way to the finalsthe young Pontiacs have been the surprise team of the season in the area loop Even if we dont win out we have done much better than ex pected summed up an elated manager Mel St Onge who has guided the youngsters with the help of former pitching star Ron Johnston The last place finishers of year ago just squeezed into the playoffs by taking fourth place in the regular schedule But the major accomplishment was over taking the first place Alliston Canucks who were generally favored to win out When Bill Edgars team trounced them 172 in the nor few rated the Pontias much chance Alliston also won 82 while Pontiacs took their games by close scores mostly due to stellar itching by Gerry Wingrove Outfiel ers Chris Long and Al Fenton and infielder Ralph Dominelli were the clutch hitters chiefly responsible for giv ing Wingrove just enough runs to emerge on top in 32 53 and 42 triumphs to make the upset possible Veteran southpaw pitcher Brock Richardson was given special credit by Orillia coaches Gander Ross and Doug Howard for his endurance in pitching three splended ames in enabling the Majors to win out over thirdplace Haw As secondplacers in the schedule the Majors entered the series as favorites but were given close run by the battling Hawks all the way We were unlucky to lose said Hawks coach Bill Jay who conceded Richardsons pitching was main factor But he pointed out Dari Cooney hurled splendid ball for the Hawks too Newmarket lost one game by default when they arrived in Orillia with only eight players This was due to three young players including pitcher Bill Dunlop playin juvenile the same evening It was the break that efeated us lamentedJay HOME ADVANTAGE For finishing higher in the standing the Majors had the original advantage of three home games in the best of five series However they blew it and forced the deciding contest at Newmarkets fairgrounds by playing 77 draw in one home game The Majors lost the opener to Newmarket 73 and also dropped 21 decision when Cooney outhurled Richardson But Richardson came back the next evening with five hitter to post 51 triumph Brock gave up only six hits when Majors took the sixth game and the series in 54 extra inning victory in the deciding contet at Newmarket The clash of the two Orillia teams in the South Simcoe league final is not first Back in 1969 and 1971 these teams battled it out in the same finals The Juniors won it back in 1969 when they had Jerry Udell as pitching ace GOLD CHAMPIONSHIP AT BONAIRE Turning to golf Roy Copeland Andy Marshall and Larry Welsh are battling it out for the club championship at Bonaire course in Medonte township near Coldwater Welsh moved up by defeating former champion Ron Mon tgomery by one stroke in hardfought semifinal Al Arm strong and John Ellis are playing for the mens senior title In the Bonaire handicap6 John Ellis Mel Wells John Haines and Paul Morris have reached the semifinal round Winner of the annual Molson trophy tournament at Trehaven Dave Thompson is tuning up for the club cham pionship event for this Oro course later this month Thompson fired fine 77 score in winning the Molsons competition beating out 17yearold Tom Stewart and Larry McCarthy by one stroke Former cham ion Don Drever had an off day and finished sixth in the keen ycontested event Incidentally Stewart has also qualified for the club title competition Thompson was eliminated by Art Brennan in the club handica Flaherty Tony Fa semifinal Lynn Gammon Garnet mo and Cam Abemethy are also com eting Mary and Ruth Edwards are leading the womens sec tion Larry McCarthy won the longest drive competition at Trehaven by driving the ball nearly 300 yards sports calendar 08A SENIOR PLAYOFFS Second Round First game Whitby Barrie Second game Sept in Barrie 1230 pm MOLSONS INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNEY Competition Saturday Sunday at Barrie Country Club LABAITS LABOR DAY SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT GROUP ONE Saturday In Slessor vs Streetsville 130 pm York vs Adair Sports pm Bradford Queens Hotel vs tioburg dz CIIII anca 73 pan Guelph Ingrams vs Timmins pan Cambridge vs Newmarket Rays Whitby vs Grlmshy GROUP TWO nan Cmy Roy Toronto vs Georgian Sports Barrie no Village Caterers vs Warminster 103 Ill Wallace Tavern Toronto vs Mr Transmission Byes Keri Realty Cumba Arrows Huntsville Merchants Grimsby Tavan St Catharina Paris Elliot Lake Kltchenq Hulls hockey future still not setled WINNIPEG iCPi Bobby Hull apparently has two choices Either he plays for Winnipeg Jets during their in augural National Hockey League season or he stays re tired That was the word Friday from Jets general manager John Ferguson who said nego tiations with Chicago Black Hawks who want to reacquire Hull have broken off During the past four months we have had no change in the offer from Chicago manager Bob Pulford said Ferguson who added that possible deal with Hartford Whalers also has fallen through Each time that he Pulfordl has presented that same offer to us we have rejected it out BOBBY HULL two choices right as being both unreason able and totally unacceptable Ferguson did not provide de tails of the offer Until such time that Chicago changes their position and they or any other club offers fair and equal com pensation Bobby Hull will remainaWinnipnget Ferguson said Hull has been sent an invitation to the Jets trainin camp Hull has ex pres adesire to returntothe Hawks where he started his NHL career He has expressed an in terest in returning to the yme Ferguson said and it is hockeys loss if he should now choose to remain in retirement