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uMfi 10 tho oxamlnor Saturday July 30 1977 Brewers roar back to defeat Jays 73 By DENNIS PASSA TORONTO CP Theres nothing like dose of Toronto Blue Jays to cure what ails you Milwaukee Brewers found out Friday night The Brewers who had lost five of their last six games scored six runs in the fourth in ning to overcome 30 deficit and defeat the Blue Jays 73 handing the expansion club its eighth consecutive American League loss We got some key hits when they counted said Milwaukee manager Alex Grammas It wasnt much different from lot of games that we didnt win The Blue Jays who havent won game since they beat De troit in the first game of dou bleheader on the Sunday before the allstar break took an early 30 lead on Sam Ewings twoI run homer in the second inning and Otto Velezs solo shot in the third his 14th of the year But the Brewers who had managed one hit off Jesse Jef ferson through the first three innings sent 10 men to the plate in the fourth Cecil Cooper Don Money Jim Wynn and Sal Bando star ted the inning with four con secutive singles with Bandos single knocking in the first two Milwaukee runs Jefferson got Jamie Quirk and Len Sakata on fly balls to left field but catcher Larry Ha ney sin led to right The ball bounce on the artificial turf and bounded high over the head of Velez who received an error on the play JEFFERSON REPLACED With Haney on third and two more runs in Toronto manager Roy Hartsfield replaced Jeffer son with Tom Murphy making his first relief appearance since being acquired from Boston Red Sox earlier in the week Von Joshua greeted Murphy with blast over the rightfield fence giving the Brewers their fifth and sixth runs of the in nings Robin Yount followed with single but Cooper bat ting for the second time in the inning grounded out to second to end the rally The Brewers got their final run in the seventh inning on Moneys solo homer his mm of the season Moose Haas 77 who re placed scheduled starter Bill Travers when Travers devel oped sore elbow and was taken out of the rotation got the victory The loss went to Jefferson611 Hartsfield was at loss for words following his teams lat est defeat before 14303 Exhibi tion Stadium spectators On Thursday night Jerry Garvin allowed just four Texas hits and the Blue Jays iiao 11 but the Rangers came out on top 30 wish knew what the prob lem was the Toronto skipper said We dont get threerun lead too often then we go and lose the game EWING HOMERS In the Blue Jays second Al Woods led off with walk and Ewing the designated hitter followed with blast over the rightfield fence The runs ended the Blue Jays scoreless inning streak at 20 The Jays lost 140 in the first game of the twogame series with the Rangers The Jays lost the services of Roy Howell in the first inning when the third baseman twisted his ankle when he trip ped over the bag at third Howell had walked and moved to third on Ron Fairlys single and tripped over the bag when he was making the turn to home Hartsfield said following the game that xrays for broken bones proved negative but ad ded the Howell will be out four to five days Velez came into the game at that point in the first pinch running for Howell before mov ing to right field in the second inning Howell was replaced by Doug Rader who moved over from first and Ron Fairly the starting right fielder took ovei at first White Sox pad lead with win over Royals By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Alan Bannister figured it was the noisiest crowd he had ever heard at Comiskey Park Fans numbered 45919Chicagos largest home crowd in three yearsand the White Sox short stop was nervous was tight in the first in ning said Bannister whose throwing error in that inning led to three unearned runs think we all were because we were so high for this series We want to win them all But he made up for the mis take in the seventh when he hit tworun single that capped fourrun rally and gave the White Sox an 118 victory Fri day night over Kansas City Royals The win gave the White Sox 42game cushion over the Roy als in the West Division Bannisters wild throw in the first inning allowed Hal McRae to score and after two were out John Mayberry hit two run homer his 16th of the sea son to put the Royals ahead 30 Chicago rallied for six runs in the thirdChet Lemons homer drove in two and Richie Zisk doubled home pairbut Kan sas City tied it 66 in the fifth on George Bretts threerun homer Two innings later the Royals took an 86 lead on McRaes single and basesloaded walk to Joe Zdeb Dave Hamilton 23 the third Chicago pitcher got the vic tory while Mark Littell 54 the third of four Kansas City pit chers took the loss In other games New York Yankees blanked Oakland As 40 Baltimore Orioles nipped Seattle Mariners 54 Boston Red Sox edged California An gels 05 in 10 innings Detroit Tigers beat Texas Rangers 13 Minnesota Twins downed Cleveland Indians 31 and Milwaukee Brewers defeated Toronto Blue Jays 73 Yankces4A50 Rookie lefthander Ron Guidry 85 pitched nohit ball until the fifth inning and with relief help from Sparky Lyle held Oakland to five hits in the Yankees victory Cliff Johnson homered in the sixth off losing pitcher Pablo Torrealba 32 and Graig Net tles clouted his 24th homer of the season off reliever Doug Bair in the eighth Orioles Mariners Lee May hit his 16th home Niekro run of the season tworun shot in the top of the ninth to pace the Orioles Eddie Murray led off the ninth with walk off loser Mike Kekich 52 and May hit the next pitch into the left field seats American League Red Sox Angels Bernie Carbo led off the 10th inning with home run for the Red Sox and Bill Campbell 10 picked up the win in relief With 17 saves Campbell now has been directly involved in 27 of Bostons 56 victories pitches Braves to win By THE ASSOCIATE PRESS Phil Niekros knuckleball was dancing in the dark dont know what its going to do when throw it said the Atlanta pitcher Neither did the hitters Friday night and as result the Braves had 53 victory over Pittsburgh Pirates in National League baseball game Its as good game as Ive baseball record American League Elsi lPct GBI Baltimorc 58 43 574 Boston 56 43 566 New York 56 45 554 Detmit 46 53 465 11 Milwaukee 45 56 446 13 leveland 43 54 443 13 Toronto 34 65 343 232 West Chicago so 37 619 Kansas Tity 55 41 573 hitters Ry THE CANADIAN PRESS Airrilcnn League AB If Irt 383 78147 184 376 71 128 1140 402 65 129 Itll 824 50103 318 35046110 314 33155103 311 374 57 116 310 868 52 IN 310 327 46 101 309 McRae Kansas Jackson New York arew Min Bostock Min Rice an Singleton Bat Bailor Tor Zisk hi Cowens KC Munson Garr tii Doubles City 32 31 Trtplnrtarew 14 Rice 11 Home runr Rice 27 Scott Boston 25 Run batted in IIISIQ Min nesota 87 Thompson Detroit Zisk each 73 Stolen bun Patek Kansas City 32 Remy California 31 Pltchln dcclslons WBird Kansas City 81 889 Johnson Minnesota 113 786 SlrlkcoutIRyan California 252 Tanana California 156 National League All Pct Parker Pflh 412 70 140 340 Stennett Pgh 372 45 124 333 Morales Chi 346 43 115 332 Luzinski Pha 1139 56 112 330 Simmons SI 326 95 107 328 Grilley Cin 388 78 126 325 Foster Cin 387 77 123 318 Templeton SL 394 64 125 317 Mumphrcy SL 244 42 77 316 Robinson Pgh 279 41 so 315 DoublesParker Pittsburgh 84 Cromcrtie Montreal 31 TrlpluTempleton St Louis to Mumphrey St Louis Cruz Houston Almon San Diego each Home JunFoster 32 Schmidt Philadelphia 27 RIIII batted IIFoster CinA clnnati 97 Gay Lon Angelel Garvey Los Angeles each 83 Staten bunTaverns Pitts burgh SS Richards San Diego 33 Pitching declllonnTe kulve Pittsburgh 91 900 Ran Los Angeles 122 357 StrikeoutsP Niekro At lanta 1581 Rogers Montreal 133 Minnesota 57 45 559 52 Texas 52 45 516 California 47 51 480 13 Seattle 45 60 429 19 Oakland 42 58 420 192 Friday Results Minnesota Cleveland Milwaukee Toronto Chicago 11 Kansas City Detroit 13 Texas New York Oakland Boston talifornia Baltimore Seattle Todays Probable Pitchers Minnesota Goltl 12761 at Cleveland Bibby 97 pm Kansas fin Splittorff 85 at Chicago Barrios 10ti 15 pm New York iGuilctt 973 at Oakland tllluo 1011 430 pm Milwaukee Haas 6171 at T0 ronto Ilcmanc1yk 89t 730 in Detroit tSykes 27111 at Texas Ellis Sfi= 35 pm Baltimore iGrimsley 951 at Seattle Pole 67 1035 pm Boston iTiant 67i at talifor nia iRyan 1491 1035 pm Sunday Games Minnesota at Cleveland Milwaukee at Toronto Kansas City at hicngn Boston at Californiaiia York at Oakland Baltimore at Seattle Detroit at Texas cw seen him pitch said Pitts burgh manager huck Tanner He was complete pitcher fielding the oickoffs thc strikeouts he did all National League Niekro did little bit of ev erything to help beat the Pi rates He had eight assists three in picking runners off base made potent and had perfect sacrifice bunt that set up tworun triplt by Jerry Roystcr in the fifth inning He even threw in something extra during his nights work four strikeouts iii an inning It happened in the sixth lIc fan ned the first two batters beforc Al Olivcr doubled Rennie Sten nett then struck out but reached base on passed ball by cat cher Biff Pocoroba bcforc Omar Moreno became the four th victim of the inning IJlscwhcrc in the Notional League inciiiiiati Reds edged St Louis Cardinals 65 in the opener of doubleheader before losing the second game 103 Los Aiigclcs Dodgers beat Montreal Expos 41 in game called in the seventh inning be cause of rain Houston Astros nipped hicago ubs Hi San Francisco Giants blanked Philadelphia Phillics 7A0 and New York Mcts topped San Diego Padres 41 TOTAL ABSTAINERS 65 ABSTAIN INSURANCE ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH FOR HOUSE INSURANCE $72 YEARLY BUYS ALL OF THIS $40000 Home 34000 Garage Carport $20000 Contents it $20000 Theft Coverage SI 500 Theft away from promises tSBDOO Extra Expense 5100000 Liability PLUS at no extra cost Credit Card Endorsement Glass Coverage Trees Shrubs SSOO Medical Payments When your Insurance comes due stop in to see us or call Mdllory Insurance Agency Ltd 45 Collier St Barrie 7286100 This pitcher is no slouch Marilyn Barr pitchcr for West Bend of the Barrie and District Ladies Softball League sends pitch home during recent Icagiic game The ladies league now casts an eye towards the playoff scene with PctcrRciiio Ilustlcrs still the undisputed leaders Bair by the way was selected to play in this weeks allstar gaiiic Exiiiiiincr Photo Littleknown amateur leading Manitoba Open By JOHN Kt ROBANIK WINNIPEG Pi little known Winnipeg amateur out shot anadas best touring pro fessionals Friday to grab the firstround lead of the Manitoba Open golf championship While most of the top pros struggled to stay oven with Rossmcres well manicured parrot layout amateur Dave Hill conquered the 608ftyard coursc with threeunderpar 66 The 27yearold lawyer play ing in only his second tourna ment this year combined his normal long hitting game with an unusuallyaceuratc putter to shoot nines of 3333 That was par on the front nine and three under on the back side hit my first drive up around the corner and got bir die on the first hole said Hill That was very important because usually take bogey on the opening holc With his confidence building the thrceetimc Manitoba junior champion hit 14 grocns in rogu lation and oncputtcd six grccns He took only two hogcys both on the front nine whcrc narrow welletrccd fairways lciiiand Upsets mark tennis play TORONTO 111 Upsets marked quarterfinal play in thc anadiaii under21 tennis championships Friday that were forced indoors by rain at thc Icnnis cntrc on thc York lliiivcisit camps Tilden rents big choice of trucks for moving mer chandise or furniture By the day week or month at very economical rates TIEDEN 341 chfield St 7370800 Featurlng Chevrolots and other llno trucks remcly accurate shooting EXPECTEDCHALLENGE Hill was among the early for ishcrs and he admitted he didnt anticipate his score stan ding up to the professionals But as others finished it be came evident that he would one ter todays second round of the $15000 tournament with the lead The field of more than 110 will be cut after todays round with the low 60 scores and ties going into Sundays final 18 holes seeking the $3000 top prize Two shots back of Hill are three of the top Canadian pro fcssionals Dan Talbot of Be loiel Que Ioliii Morgan of ice toria and Dave Barr of Van couver all tied at 68 Another strokc back is Winnie peg amateur Terry llashimoto and professionals Randy Brckke of Winnipeg Mikc Ford of Tuckahoe NI Dick ar mody of Ioway alif Ray Ihompson of Philadelphia Tim Mctiitclieon of Kitchcncr Oiit Iat Donncll of Windsor Ont and Roger Klatt of Edmonton The top 12 wcrc the only golf ers to shoot cvcn or under par dcspitc the ideal playing condir tioiis casy pin placements and 21 mar pctfcctly prcparcd courr so of replacement WHEN YOU FIRST BOUGHT INSURANCE IT PROBABLY COVERED YOUR ENTIRE HOME DOES IT NOW Inflation has pumped up the value of your home Yesterdays insurance policy might not cover todays cost hats why its best to find out about our special inflation 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settlement Toronto Globe and Mail says involves three categories of players Negotiation nominees or WHA players who have never played in the NHL or were never drafted by NHL clubs WILL HAVE RIGHTS For example should forward Anders Hedbergs contract with the WHA Winnipeg Jets lapse Toronto Maple Leafs who own Hedbergs NHL rights will have prior negotiation ri ts Should the Leafs sign berg they would not have to compensate the Jets Unsigned draft choices who defected from the NHL and signed with the WHA This de mand is retroactive through the 1977 amateur draft and covers two areas first if the WHA signs player selected in the 1977 ama teur draft who was also picked in similar round of the NHL draft the WHA will com pensate the NHL with draft pick in 1978 Second player such Bir minghams Mark Napier who has played in the WHA and only to NHL demands became eligible for the NHL draft this year would be treated differently Montreal Canadiens drafted Napier in June and under the NHLs new player rights could sign with Montreal when his contract ex pires next season The Cana diens would not owe the Bulls any compensation However if the Bulls reno giate Napiers contract Mon treal will collect firstround draft choice as compensation SOME MAY RETURN Established defected play ers such as Bobby Hull of the Jets and Marc Tardif of Quebec Nordiques who jumped leagues could return to their original clubs at the expiry of their WHA contracts without compensation In addition the NHL imposed May 1977cutoff on the WHA regarding renewed contracts Any contract signed since then will not be honored by the NHL Even Superman will be impressed We cant guarantee Superman will be there but if he comes hell be impressed Celebrity Superstars 77 is the first annual competitions being held Monday August at pm at Centennial Park during Kem penfest Weekend There will be six teams entered in the most daring and death defying competitions youve ever seen The teams include The Examiner the superstars pictured above CKBB CKVR CHAY Barrie City Council and The Banner Come out and have some fun at Kempenfest the examiner serving Barrie and Stmcoe County