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least fans happy when Schmidt misses By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Houstons baseball fans didnt have much to cheer about but at least they had something to toast And free beer to toast it with The Astros officials as promotional stunt offered free beer to everyone in the park if slugger Mike Schmidt of Philadelphia Phillies struck out when the clock was man even minute during Friday nights National Leaguegame Schmidt obliged in the fifth inning as the clock struck 842 sending hordes of thir sty fans from among the 14264 in attendance scurrying towards the beer stands Everyone was yelling and scceaming said Schmidt It was kind of nice It pum ped me up guess it was good for baseball everybody got beer Was Schmidt flattered that the Astros had singled him out dont know if its com pliment when they pick you as the most likely to strike out he said As it turned out the fans werent the only ones who got something for nothing The Phillies got five unearned runs and 51 victory to remain alone at the top of the National League East Elsewhere in the National League Los Angeles Dodgers shaded Pittsburgh Pirates St Louis Cardinals beat San Francisco Giants 31 Cincinnati Reds downed New York Mets 51 and San Diego Padres defeated Chicago Cubs 74 The Montreal at Atlanta game was postponed because of rain STRETCH STREAK Larry Christensen 31 lim ited Houston to eight hits as the Phillies ran their winning streak on the road to eight games Los Angeles managed four hits off lefty John Candelaria but two of them went over the wall solo homer by Bill Russell in the sixth and two run shot by Steve Yeager in Jackson starts Orioles rally By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Reggie Jackson swallowed Catfish Hunter hook line and sinker My sinker was rising and Reggie made it rise some more said the righthander after grooving one for the Baltimore slugger Jackson drilled Hunter pitch into the right field seats for tworun homer starting the Orioles to 62 victory over New York Yankees in American League baseball play Friday night Jackson and Hunter of course were teammates with the As in Oaklands salad days few seasons ago Since splitting up Hunter has handled Jackson pretty well until Friday night that IS was 4for16 something like that said Jackson of his efforts against the 1974 Cy Young award winner Tonight hit low fastball think hit good pitch You know you earned your home run when you hit it off one of the best pitchers in baseball possibly the best INDIANS WIN In other American League games Boston Red Sox beat Milwaukee Brewers 21 Cleveland Indians stopped Detroit Tigers 63 Kansas City Royals walloped Chicago White Sox 71 Minnesota Twins topped California Angels 64 and Texas Rangers nipped the As 43 in winnings Baltimore hammered Hun ter for four runs on six con secutive hits in the first in ning Elrod Hendricks slam med tworun homer in the sixth to cap the Orioles scoring The win was Baltimores fourth in row putting the Orioles at the 500 mark and leaving them and half games behind firstplace New York in the American Leagues East Division Winner Ross Grimsley 12 was reached for nine hits before he was relieved by Grant Jackson in the eighth Cecil Cooper drove in the tjebreaking run with long triple in the fifth inning as Boston edged Milwaukee Dick Pole making his first start of the season and reliever Jim Willoughby com bined to check Milwaukee on six hits as the Red Sox posted their third consecutive vic tory after 10game losing streak STARTED FAST Rico Carty drove in three runs and George Hendrick two to lead Cleveland over Detroit The Indians jamped on Joe Coleman for two runs in the first and two in the third to send the Tiger starter toan early shower Ron LeFlore collected three singles for the Tigers to extend his hitting streak to 17 games BASEBALL RECORD By THE CANADle PRESS National League East Pct iBl Philadelphia 17 680 New York 19 12 613 Pittsburgh 16 11 593 St Louis 13 17 433 6+ Chicago 13 18 419 Montreal 10 16 385 7+ West LOS Angeles 19 11 633 Cincinnati 17 11 607 San Diego IS 14 517 Houston 15 16 464 San Francisco 10 20 333 Atlanta l9 32l Fridays Results San Diego Chicago Montreal at Atlanta ppd rain Los Angeles Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York St Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Houston Todays Probable Pitchers Los Angeles Rau 41 at Pittsburgh Medich 23 215 pm San Diego Strom 31 at Chi cago Frailing 11 215 pm New York Seaver 41 at Cin cinnati Alcala 10 530 pm Montreal Warthen 03 and Kirby 02 at Atlanta Ruthven 34 and Morton 04 605 pm San Francisco Caldwell 04 or Minton 03 at St Louis Denny 12 pm Philadelphia Lonborg 40 at Houston Dierker 43 835 pm Sundays Games New York at Cincinnati Was Angeles at Pittsburgh Montreal at Atlanta San Diego at Chicago San Francisco at St Louis Philadelphia at Houston Mondays Games Pittsburgh at St Louis N5 Atlanta at Ilouston Cincinnati at Los Angeles San Diego at San Francisco American League East VI Pet GHI New York 16 640 Detroit 12 II 522 Baltimore 13 13 500 Milwaukee 10 11 476 Cleveland 12 14 462 Boston 15 375 West Texas 18 692 Kansas City 15 625 Oakland l4 I4 500 Minnesota l2 12 500 4+ Chicago 14 364 California 11 20 355 Fridays Results Boston Milwaukee Baltimore New York Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Chicago Minnesota California Texas Oakland Todays Probable Pitchers Milwaukee Colborn 23 at Boston Jenkins 15 pm Baltimore Cuellar 12 at New York Figueroa 22 pm Cleveland Dobyon 33 at De troit Fidrych 00 215 pm Texas Briles 31 at Oakland Mitvhell lI 430 pm Minnesota Blyleven 22 and Redfern 00 at California Ross and Monge 10 pm Chicago Gossage 12 at Kan sas City Splittorfl 23 830 pm Sundays Games Texas at Oakland Minnesota at California Chicago at Kansas City Cleveland at Detroit Baltimore at New York Milwaukee at Boston Mondays Games Texas at Kansas City Oakland at Minnesota California at Chicago Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland Milwaukee at Baltimore the eighth It was the Dodgers 16th triumph in their last 18 games Ron Fairlys tworun single in the sixth inning snapped scoreless tie and helped St Louis to its fourth Win in row Lynn McGlothen 43 beat John Montefusco 42 Derrel Thomas singled in the only run for San Francisco which has dropped 15 of its last 18 outings Johnny Bench returning to action after sitting out week with sprained knee hit tworun homer and sacrifice fly for Cincinnati in its win over New York Jack Billingham 42 bested Mickey Lolich 24 with fourhitter Lolich was the victim of three Met errors two by third baseman Wayne Garrett and three unearned runs Ted Kubiak drove in three runs with triple and single and Dave Winfield collected three singles for San Diego in its win over Chicago top 10 lsy THE ANvllN PRESS National League AB II Pct Rose cm 117 28 47 402 Russell LA 69 10 26 377 McBride SL 96 I3 35 365 Crawford SL 8210 29 354 Morgan Ciii 86 23 30 349 Cabell llou 103 13 35 340 Cardenal hi 127 18 43 339 Oliver Pgh 71 It 23 IIIIH Monday hi 125 32 42 336 Cedeno Hou 9917 33 333 Home runs Kingnirin New York 14 Schmidt 13 Runs batted in ngman 33 Schmidt 27 Pitching Decisionsl Lon borg Philadelphia 40 1000 Koosman New York Seaver New York Rooker Pittsburgh Rau Los Angeles Strom San Diego each 41 800 Chimos win volleyball championship VICTORIA CP Van couver Chimos were over powering Friday as they went after their fourth straight Canadian junior womens volleyball title They were unbeaten in four games and led Pool in the preliminary round robin of the 12team tournament being played at the Univer sity of Victoria The Chimos didnt lose set as they thumped Fredericton Juniors 151 152 Scar borough Saints 151 153 University of Calgary Din nies 154 156 and Winnipeg Juniors 153 152 In junior mens play Onion Patch of Ottawa and Manitoba Bandits were the only unbeaten teams after roundrobin play Both led their pools with 40 records The defending champion mions downed Scarborough Ont Kings 157 1511 Springfield NS Sabres 15 13 1510 Victoria 815 15 12 155 and Yorjton Sask 15 1513 Manitoba beat BC Olym pics 157 159 Phoenix of Ed monton 1614 1315 1512 Guelph Ont Oaks 1614 1510 and Westbrooke Nova Blues of Nova Scotia 152 156 Chuck Ealey right of the Toronto Argonauts shows his skill during practice session Thursday night in Toronto Ealey will lead the Canadian Stars against EALEY OUT fix their National Football League counterparts Fri day night at the Canadian National Exhibition Sta dium in Toronto The game is the culmination of Pro LIMBERING UP Week in Toronto and in volves Athletes in Action group of Canadian and Na tional Football League players dedicated to hris tianliving llliotm Flyers deep in hole facing 40 elimination PHILADELPHIA CP There are two Stanley Cup pennants hanging from the rafters of the Spectrum but it is going to take miracle for Philadelphia Flyers to win their third consecutive National Hockey League playoff championship All the Flyers have to do is win four games in row from Montreal Canadiens starting with Sunday nights fourth game If they dont the NHLs activities for the year will be over and the Canadiens will have their 19th Stanley Cup cham pionship Montreals three con secutive wins in the bestof seven final have all been by onegoal margin although it could have been lot worse had goaltender Wayne Stephenson of the Flyers not been sharp in all three up pcaranccs Look we were up 30 on the Islanders and we let up for little bit in the fourth game and they beat us said Montreal left winger Steve Shutt There is no way we can go out there Sunday and skate around We cant be winning the game by just cruising around You know they are always saying thc Flyers arc hatchet men and they cant go out and play They can They have provun it In the other series they played against Boston they settled Trevino holds lead of 8200 000 tourney FORT WORTH Tex AP Lee Trevino confidently seeking his first victory ever in his native Texas stopped just short Friday of making victory prediction The way Im playing now its gonna be awful hard for them to keep me from win ning on Sunday Trevino said after blazing finish for sixunderpar 64 which gave Ali makes promise of dance to Win MUNICH AP Muham mad Ali arrived here Friday and promised he would be svelte ornery and ready to dance for his title defence May 24 against Richard Dunn of Britain whom Ali dubbed fiankenstein Richard Dunn he said of theEuropean champion is saying that Im fat and slow and old But is he gonna be surprised expect to be dan cing the whole way Ill shock the world be dancing just like did 15 years ago People think that Im at the end of the trail but are they gonna be surprised TRACK AND FIELD Ali explained away his fit ful 15round decision over Jimmy Youngin Landover Md last month by saying preoccupations outside the ring took too much of his energy and left him over weight lve told the world Im the greatest fighter of all time and Ill prove it here Ill be better and faster People shouldnt be misled by what they saw Ali said his weight 230 pounds for Young is down to 221 and that he expected to weigh in for the fight at about 214 Jones heads list of award winners TORONTO CP Diane Jones of Saskatoon heads the list of award winners an nounced Friday as the Cana dian Track and Field Associ ation began its threeday an nual meetings Jones in Austria to com pete in an international track meet on the weekend was named Canadas top track and field competitor male female and winner of the Jack Davies Trophy She also won the Fred Tees Memorial Troph as the leading track an field athlete enrolled in Canadian university The outstanding pentathon performer was gold medallist at the Pan American Games in Mexico City last fall scoring Canadian record 4673 points and was ranked fourth in the world in 1975 Other award winners an nounced by the CTFA were Bishop Dolegiewicz of Montreal the FNA Rowell Trophy as the top field per former Debbie Brill of Victoria the Cal Bricker Memorial Trophy as the outstanding fompetitor iii jumping even Joyce Yakubowich of Victoria the Phil Edwards Memorial Trophy as top track performer Tom Howard of Van couver the Fred Begley Memorial Trophy for top marathon runner and Kathy Doug of Van couver the Myrtle Cook Trophy as best competitor in the midget ageclass events Dolegiewicz was gold medal winner in the shot put at an international com petition in Montreal last sum mer and posted Canadian and Commonwealth records in the discus with throw of 6532 metres at Halostad Sweden last July Brill returning to serious competitive jumping in 1975 after an absence of about two years established Canadian record 189 metres in the womens high jump at Osloin July Yakubowich was Canadas only double gold medal win ner at the PanAm Games the womens 400 metres and running the an chor leg on the victorious 400 metre relay team Howard was fourthplace finisher in the Boston AA marathon in 1975 and had thirdplace bronze at the Pan Am Games Doug 15 was second in the high jump at the BC senior diampionships with leap of five feet eight inches him the secondround lead by one shot in the 3200000 Colonial Invitational golf tournament down and played hockey rind won NIIIZI IIOMII WIN But the Flyers have not been ablc to win against loii treal and if thcy do not wish to start their summer holidays few days earlier than originally planned they how to Win at home Sunday night They have never btzittii tIic rinridioiis in plziyoll gumc ill lilt Spectrum losing two in the I973 sciiiifinnl and thc oric lhursday night orich Ficd Slicro ol the Flyers said he is oiin worrying about the iicxl gamc have no right to think illOllI iiiy othcr gniiics Wc have no right to think about four Ivc never board of anyone winning four games in one day Just wait till the next grime dont think about anything else iztry Ioriihocfci the Flyers durable right wingcr said Its been long lllllt since we hrivc been in this position in the playoffs ORANGEVILLE ENTRIES Sunday May l6 FIRST RACE ONE MILE IROI CLMG 2WD Purse $500 Blue Time Byron Morrywood Mnlomr Pennington 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fightfilch game Wednesday night They can play tough they can play rough and they can play disciplined hockey Mthaii said of his team which although the most penalized in the WCIIL still led the league in scorng SCORESItLILIOAIS In their victory over the CFL tops NFL on try TORONTO Pi Defen sive halfback Wayne Tosh in tercepted pass thrown by piaiterback Thcry Bradsaw for touchrlown in sudden dcritli overtime Friday night to give the anadian Football League 2822 win over the National Football League in flag football game before 16000fans The game culminated pro wcck for Athlctcs in Action Iiristpriiigrotip Tosh it mcinbcr of Ottawa Rough Riders said the inter ttplltlll capped onc of the most thrilling wccks of my life Ilc was doubly cxcitcd because the intcrception was Slttll from Mel Illounl lrtidslinws teammate with thc Supcillowl champion Iit tsbiirgh Sicolcrs 20 MODEL 923 SLEEPS UP TO 7284061 Remparts the bruins were led by fourgoal per formance by Mark Lofthouse while Harold Phillipoff and Stan Smyl scored two goals apiece Clayton Pachal and Steve Clippingdale were the other New Westminster marksmen Val James Michel Frechette and Jean Savard scorer for the Remparts with all Quebec goals coming in the first period Lofthouse opened the scoring with only 14 seconds elapsed in the game when be tipped deflection past Gino Yanire in the Quebec goal But James and Frechette scored on Glen Hanlon of the Bruins to make it 21 by 355 of the period McLean yanked Hanlon and replaced him with Carey Walker at 405 but Walker was beaten by Savard 42 seconds later and McLean reverted to Hanlon The lat ter didnt give up another goal and was steady throughout the remainder of the contest took Hanlon out because wanted to talk to him McLean said He was very nervous and wanted to calm him down then the buck anywher IOI DUNLOP 51 VI MIRIE NURONTARIO ST Do Something About Next Years Income Tax Now IF YOU ARE 0A commission salesperson 0A contractor or subcontractor 0A transport 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