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Hudson Gardner wha standings THE ll IRIISS ll Winnipeg 18 18 10 cw England 13 it Quebec 27 21 Indianapolis 1H 2R Houston Birmingham 10 31 wha leaders Ry TillI NIIV PRESS World Hockey Association scoring leaders after Tuesdays game an Kearns Rangers lkaczuk lur loch ickers luguay Hickey llanta at St Louis ilanta Lalonde ail St llltll Feilcrkli Lbs iigcles at aneouier it Edmonton 12 21 Cincinnati 20 23 Tuesday Result Indianapolis Birmingham Tonights Games Winnipeg at Indianapolis Edmonton at Houston Quebec at New England Bernier Que Webster NE Hedberg ng Nilsson ng Ftorek Cin Vpg Tardif Quebec ng it Howe NE ttn l2 Nilsson Hull Letlui iunior iniurio lajor Kingston 30 4510 Eniiiis lll0fl It Windsor 71 19 lit London 77 511R Hamilton so 4311 Kitchener 45 17 III lorono II it 121 Falls El 47 To lidcn Iliiision till 64 IT 3816 Hitaua Icterhorn iii Oshawa 30 5910 Sudbury 42 59 Marie 56 71 Tuesday Results Hamilton Kitchener Ottawa Kingston LondonToronto postponed Thursday iamrs Kingston at Sault Ste Marie Niagara Falls at Windsor Oshawa at Peterborough Frazier returns to NY Cleveland beats Nicks Walt Frazier came home to Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night It was only visit but Clydeand his admir ing fansmade it night to re member The reception tonight was dynamitel got goose pim pies Frazier said of the 11 minute standing ovation he re ceived from the sellout crowd of 19694 during the player in troductions before the National Basketball Association contest The ovation was repeated when Frazier made trium phant exit in the closing sec onds of Cleveland Cavaliers 117112 overtime victory over New York Knicks WAYNE REHKOPH WATERIOO ONTARIO HAS WON $15000 FILIPPINA RIZZO WINDSOR ONTARIO HAS WON $15000 Players pile up at the Cleveland Barons goal duringfirst period play against the New York Rangers Defending the goal successfully is Cleveland goalie Gilles Meloche and Fred Ahem is on the ground in the middle The Rangers offence consisted of Phil lIsposito far right New York led at the end of the first period 20 AP Photot Blues get first point Kings fall to Canucks By SCOTT ABBOTT The Canadian Press tie its said is like kissing your sister If thats true St Louis Blues just may be the longlost broth ers of Raquel Welch The Blues who saw Eric Vail score for Atlanta Flames at 850 of the third period to pro duce 22 National Hockey League tie Tuesday night were happy enough with the out come coming as it did after six consecutive seasonopening losses think the bubble burst tonight even if we only got tie said Blues centre Bernie Federko who scored both his teams goals in the first period atSt Louis Everyone was talking it up after the game In other games we would come into the locker room and everyone was embar rassed to say anything They seemed to dress as fast as pos sible and leave In other NHL action Colorado Rockies rebounded from threegoal deficit to tie Boston Bruins 44 Vancouver Canucks got pair of power play goals to beat Los Angeles Kings 31 and goalie Wayne Thomas turned in the shutout as New York Rangers downed Cleveland Barons 50 The only World Hockey Asso ciation game had Indianapolis Racers edging Birmingham Bulls 54 SHORT OF RECORD The Blues sixgame losing string was one short of the club record but Vail said the Flames suspected they were in for hard time We knew wed have to play well against team that hadnt won game and they kept us in our end pretty well especially early in the game Vail said It seemed that we ended lot of our opponents losing streaks on the road last year Vail intercepted pass from St Louis defenccman Rod Sell ing and fired 25foot shot past goalie Ed Staniowski to com plement firstperiod Atlanta goal by Bobby Lalondc Dan Bouchard was in the nets for the Flames The point they earned moved the Blues one ahead of last placc Minnesota North Stars in the Smythe Division while the Flames with 213 mark are STILL BE ON SONIA HETTLER TORONTO ONTARIO HAS WON $15000 MRS DOROTHY FERGUSON TORONTO ONTARIO HAS WON $15000 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Wednesday Oct 26 1977 Lasorda is top manager NEW YORK AP Tom Lasorda head cheerleader of baseballs Sunshine Boys was named National League base balls manager of the year today The Vibrant Lasorda won the award as easy as his Los Ange les Dodgers took the National League pennant this season scoring landslide victory over seven competitors Lasorda who preached love and togetherness while leading the Dodgers to the pennant in his rookie year collected 338 votes from panel of sports writers and broadcasters polled by The Associated Press Herman Franks of San Francisco Giants Lasordas closest competitor trailed with 39 votes Dann Ozark whose Philadelphia Phillies won the East title be ore losing to the 3Dzodgers in the league playoff finished third in the voting with Others getting votes were Bill Virdon Houston Astros Vern Rapp St Louis Cardinals Sparky Anderson Cincinnati Reds each and Alvin Dark San Diego Padres Chuck Tan ner Pittsburgh Pirates each Lasorda longtime member of the Dodger organization in heri ted the managers job upon the retirement of the Walter Al ston last year DISTINCT CONTRAST The change was noticably dramatic both in terms of man Tom Reed wins curling final EDMONTON CP tough doubletakeout with his final stone carried Alberta champion Tom Reed and his St Albert rink to an exciting 74 victory over Ron Northcott of Calgary on TueSday night in the final of the $50000 World Open Curling Tournament of Champions Victory was worth $20000 split among Reed third Kevin Byrne second Tony Rankel and lead Bob McGuire Nor thcotts rink which included third Jack McFarlane second Don Nelson and lead Terry Paulson shared $8000 The $50000 tournament the most lucrative in curling will continue next year organizer Darwin Daviduk said after the competition Reed entered the last end with threerock lead but Nor thcott had three counters guarded when Reed prepared for his first shot He rubbed guard in front of the house and Northcott promptly put fourth into the rings The Situation left Reed an easy hit to cut Northcott to three and force an extra end but Reed went for the whole works with his double and made it easily knew when let it go that it would be close said Reed wasnt upset when my first shot hit the guard because gidnt care whether moved that one or the back one in the ousc Northcott made no excuses They deserved to win he said was too careful on couple of shots thats all His biggest miss came on the ninth end when trying for two he was an inch light and left Reed one It was the second important win over Northcott this year for Reed He defeated the Calgary veteran lasts ring to win the provincial title and advance to the Cana ian curling championships for the second time Northcott who holds five provincial titles three Canadian titles and two world championships nipped Reed 64 to win the Section semifinal berth Reed bounced back to sur vive in Section The Calgary rink went undefeated through eight victories while Reed lost his first two and was one rock from elimina tion in his third game when Doug Hilton of Edmonton missed an open takeout on the last end limk fit ON SALE ltlll 71 EmirRTE 547 50 550 20 gr agerial rsonality and artistic accomplishment flam boyant roewheeling character with repertoire of oneline jokes Lasorda was distinct contrast to Alstons quiet meditative ways Lasordas reaction to getting the job Sept 29 1976 was typical of things to come Ive got this terrible weight problem he said cant weight to get started Lasorda continued to bombard his Dodgers and reporters alike with similar quotes all through the 1977 season At one point during the year when he truly had weight problem the whimsical Lasorda quipped Im on seafood diet eat everything see Then when there was threat of rain for one World Series game in New York Lasorda said without blinking Were equipped to play in the rain After all we have Penguin on our team Lasordas reference of course was to third baseman Ron Cey the powerhi tting third baseman so named because of his pi geontoed walk Lyle is first reliever to win Cy Young Award NEW YORK AP Sparky Lyle of New York Yankees who has never started game in 11 major league baseball seasons became the first American League relief pitcher to win the Cy Young Award In balloting released Tuesday by the Baseball Writers Association of America Lyle picked up 5612 points to top Jim Palmer of Baltimore Orioles previous threetime winner who had 48 points Strikeout king Nolan Ryan of California Angels finished third with 46 points followed by Dennis Leonard of Kansas City Royals who had 45 The lefthanded Lyle whose 201 career saves are major league record received nine firstplace votes three for sec 0nd and 212 votes for third place That gave him his total of 5612 points under the system which awards five points for first three for second and one for third Lyle 33 led the Yankees to the AL East Division title for the second straight year with 135 record 26 saves and leagueleading 217 earnedrun average His victories in the fourth and fifth games of the AL playoffs against Kansas City sent the Yankees into the World Series where he picked up the openinggame victory againstLos Angeles Dodgers The only other bullpen ace to win Cy Young Award was Mike Marshall who won the National Leagues trophy while pitching for Los Angeles in 1974 Lyle whose special and al most exclusive pitch is hard slider has two years left on threeyear contract He holds the alltime record for pure relief performer with 621 ap pearances Earl Weaver captures manager of year title BALTIMORE AP Earl Weaver who led Baltimore Ori oles to 97 victories and sur prising secondplace Eastern Division tie behind baseballs World Series champion New York Yankees was named American League Manager of the Year Tuesday in landslide vote Weaver received 248 votes in poll of writers and broad casters conducted by The Asso Other Great Firestone Values SNOW BITER FRONT DISC Town Country SUPRBELT INSTALLED AT NO EXTRA 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