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Pittsburgh Fans Fan While Dodgers Burn By MURRAY Press Sports ang SO Pitsbursh's fans fanned the Pirates past Los Angoics Dedg- ers, but Juan Maricnai en- joyed anything but a breeze against New York Mets. Some 31,000 spectators were] Pires. on hand with their. paper fans a The fans who came to watch the Pirates play received free fans as they entered the park.|at fortn ning fier Roberto Gl mente cones first basé on Jim Lefehvre's error. = t- 4&en sateaaaa Wien Sveiyous 8 Rae Sete: started waving the fans, the Dodgers complained to the um- And while the umpires waited for the breeze to stop, the game was delayed 'for five minutes. for four runs, One of Marichal's problems, on the other hand, was that the me 't do oy -- trailed 1-0. until Third Time Not So Lucky For Winnipeg's Bombers WINNIPEG (CP)--Third time was far from prog for Win-| Ro: nipeg Blue Bombers Wednesday night in a Canadian Football League interlocking game they lost 4-2 to Montreal Alouettes. Dick Wozney, just recovered from an injury, fumbled the third punt he got his hands on afd brief moments later, with 96 seconds left to play, Peter Kempf hit the target with his third field goal attempt for Montreal. Billy James Doss, Montreal guard getting his baptism in Canadian football, pounced on Wozney's fumble at the Winni- peg 25-yard line. The recovery allowed Kempf, who had to settle for a single on a wide field goal try early in the fourth quarter, to collect all Montreal's points for the sec- ond consecutive match. He did it last Week in a 16-8 sweep past Hamilton Tiger-Cats, who now have Alouettes beside them in second place in the Eastern Conference. A wet field created by heavy Montreal defence guided by -- Lalonde, George Kinney Jim Walter were the in- struments of Winnipeg's second defeat in six outings, stalling them as co-holders. of first place in the Western Conference with Saskatchewan Roughrid- ers, The absence through injury of six Winnipeg regulars -- Phil Minnick, Cornell Piper, Farrell Funston, Norm Rauhaus, Billy Cooper and Ernie Pitts -- my o had something to do wi Grant Med su ed that both clubs offence. mabe fed ry iio rush ih ing and 96 passing on 14 first downs; Montreal 41 passing and 184 rushing on 13 first down There were the odd exciting moments for 20,510 fans--Dave wines ground - cones for 93 r} pares remore and Don Lisbon churning out 86 and 64 yards for Montreal--but action was primarily of the Ron Hunt in the ninth inning. & seventh inning bese didn't ahéad until the nin "T felt something pull," Mari chal said after the game. but I hope it's noth+ hi we 75 and Atla te ee ae ted St. Louis Car: bet hiey dtove if the first two runs of the game for thé Pirates with a two-out single. Clemente and Startell then sin led across the other two runs, Dodgers rallied for their three runs in the sixth on Wil- lie Davis' homer. JOINS SMALL GROUP In joining teammate Gaylord Perry Los Angeles' Sandy Kou-+ fax and Minnesota's Jim Kaat in thé 20-Victory 'circle, Mari- = limited the Mets to four|f ts. The Giants won the game in the ninth after Willie Mays led off with a triple. One out later, Jit Hart lofted a fly to Cleon Jones in shallow centre field. Mays held at third as Jones' throw went to the plate, but the Giant star then sped home as catcher Jerry Grote fired the ball into left field, trying to nail him at third. Rich Allen collected four hits, including a two-run homer in the first inning. For the Phil- lies John Callison, Bill White and Cookie Rojas also drove in two funs each as Chris Sho: h-| gained his on victory against ht defea' ill Hands Dlafked Cincin- $.|nati through six innings, but the Reds exploded for their eighth straight victory on Gordy Cole- man's three-run homer in the seventh and Aft Shamsky's pinch - hit, three-run homer in the eighth. Joe Torte, Rico Carty and Mack Jones hit homers in At ee. -slide aw concen- the 35-yard lines. lanta's triumph. problem "fee the ace § hander was the backs "IE Nagle Early Leader For World Golf Title f= his ul Gerge Ont,, shot att By TOM REEDY Bet ug nd a The slope - fi |e slope, - siouldered Aue dilcrinned @ little and $814,|7804 seasite course We 1 renin still a iong way w; Sat'e the cool way of Australia, pera! ny aay ure in eon 4 golf ote ae hi vat in the JUAN MARICHAL ; hamen, worth "the. 'tormer sells' ct Filly Sets World Mark In Winning Hambletonian DU QUOIN, Ill. (AP) -- The Filly Kerry Way put the big boys in their place in the Ham- bletonian Wednesday. The big, strong daughter of famed Star's Pride, sire of the last three winners of the his- toric classic for three- year-old trotters, won in straight mile heats Wednesday and set a world record. Kerry Way became the 11th filly in the Hambletonian's 41- year history to win the trophy and the first since Emily's Pridé in 1958. Kerry Way, owned by Gaines- way Farm of Lexington, Ky., sped the two opening heats in 1:58 4-5 and 1:59 3-5 for a com: bined time of 3:58 2-5-a world record for three-year-old trot ting fillies on a mile track. It erased the old mark of rt 4-5 by Elaine Rodney at Lexing: ton in 1960. Ervin, a native of Pekin, Ill., captuted his second Hambletonian in 15 appearances and now has 101 drives of two thinutes or lower. POLARIS SECOND Polaris, the Yonkers Futurity winner reined by George Sholty finished second in both heats, being defeated by 3-4 length in the first and a neck in the sec- ond in a thrilling stretch battle that brought some 23,000 fans to their feet, There were 40,000 inside the fi » and cho fae = could find room stands ean the race Malet bletonian A ag A $122, fourth largest. boosted her two« by $60,044 to $207,186 Polaris collected second money of Patrick Digennaro and Anthony Lecesse of Scottsville, N.Y. Shatter Way, at unofficial odds of 25 to 1 for the betless race, 'was a surprising pen after a 4-3 finish, The horse was shipped. from Sweden for the event and earned $14,410 he owner Kurt Hellberg of Mel- lerud, Sweden. Fourth place, worth Hype! went' to Carlisle with $7 and fifth money of $6,004 went to Armbro Gazelle, 6-4, owned Max J. Webster of Brantfo: Ont., and driven by Bob Silli- phast of Rapid City, Man. 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