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Morgan bounces back helps sink the Dodgers By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Joe Morgan spent bad week out of Cincinnati Reds lineup and made Los Angeles Dodgers pay for it Back in action despite linger ing back spasms Morgan hurt the Dodgers with threerun homer as the Reds took 90 decision Friday night in the opener of their fourgame series at Cincinnatis River front Stadium You cant sit around on this club theyll drive you crazy said Morgan In Los Angeles let couple of balls go through my legs The next day Pete Rose and Tony Perez put waste basket in front of my locker The Dodgers are the team that Morgan loves to hateand loves to hit as well Its more fun to play Los Angeles Dodgers he says Some games are like World Series Friday nights game was virtual World Series for rookie Pat Zachry too He tamed the Dodgers on five hits had so much adrenalin had to calm myself down said Zachry The energy was there It was just matter of whether the ability was EXPOS LOSE Elsewhere in the National League Philadelphia Phillies beat Montreai Expos 103 St Louis Cardinals blanked New York Mets 60 and San Fran csco Giants stopped San Diego Padres 50 Two games were rained outPittsburgh at Chi ago and Houston at Atlanta George Foster also slammed threerun homer as Cincinnati pounded Don Sutton and Mike Marshall for 12 hits The vic tory moved the Reds to within one game of the Dodgers in the West Division Morgan keyed fourrun fir st inning off Sutton 45 with his homer and added triple off Marshall Zachry 24yearold righthander who was 19th round draft choice in 1970 raised his record to 40 and low red his teamleading earned run average to 116 It was his second victory over Sutton in 11 days The Reds jolted Marshall for four runs in the seventh three on Fosters eighth homer of the year Johnny Bench emerged from hitting slump with three hits including solo homer in the first Dave Cash and Mike Schmidt each drove in two runs and Ron Reed pitched five innings of ef fective relief as Philadelphia beat Montreal for its 14th vic tory in its last 17 games Reed came in with two on in the fifth retired three batters in row and went on to earn his third victory by allowing two hits striking out one and walking none CRAWFORD STARS Willie Crawfords grand slam and tworuii homer by Bake McBride backed threehit performance by John Curtis and powered St Louis over New York Curtis who pitched onehitter against San Diego in 1974 hurled hitless ball until Dave Kingman stroked ground single to left leading off the seventh Two outs later ROy Staiger lined single to left but Curtis protected his shutout by getting Mike Phillips to ground to first base Curtis 34 was backed by the two homers an unusual feat for the Cardinals who have only hit two homers at home in St Louis this season McBride leading the National League in batting at the start of the game followed Lou Brocks infield single in the third with his homer to right It was the sec ond homer of the year for Me Bride who was two for five Friday night and now is hitting 365 John Montefusco hurled threehitter to pitch San Fran cisco over San Diego Texas hurler thankful they moved fences back By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Texas Rangers pitcher Jim Umbarger was well aware that his eighthit 40 triumph over Minnesota Twins in an Ameri can League baseball game Fri day night could just as easily have been an 11gthit 43 squea ker Three balls they hit would have been out of here last year said the Texas left Iiander properly thankful to the men who moved the fences back at Bloomingtons Metro politan Stadium during the off season had some help The help came from num ber of Rangers players Jeff Burroughs hit threerun first iniiiiig home run to give Ume barger all the runs he needed then the Texas defence took over to help their pitcher record the teams third consecutive victory Elsewhere in the American League Oakland As blasted Giicago White Sox 110 Kansas City Royals blanked California Angels 30 New York Yankees snapped Ron LeFIores hitting SPORTS ATAGLAN CE KIIARIAMOV INJLREI MOSCOW AFPI Valery Kharlariiov one of the Soviet Liiions top ice hockey for wards suffered broken ankles car crash the Soviet news agency Tass said Friday Doc tors said the 28year0Id Central Red Army club player may be fit to play again in two months SETS DISCLS MARK ROME API Silvano Sim eon an Italian discus thrower who two years ago underwent rare heart surgery to keep com pctiiig set national record at 213 feet seven inches during track and field meet Thursday Simeon 30 is scheduled to com pete in the Olympic Games at Montreal NIIIEI RY llS BUDAPEST Reuteri Can ada was defeated 43 by the United States and 1113 by Hun gory at an international water polo tournament Friday George Gross of Toronto Rick Pugliese of Hamilton and Gabor sepregi of Quebec City scored for Canada against the US Paul Potticr Steven Hart and Leslie Machan all of Mori treal scored against Hungary DATES SET FORT MCMURRAY Alta Pi The first Tar Sands In Antonio Inoki Japanese professional wrestler gets foot kick to the jaw during training session at his Tokyo gym Friday iiioki is vitational Canadian Tour nament of Champions will be held Aug2529 Des Dwyer president of Miskanaw Golf Hub announced Friday He said agreement has been reached with the Canadian Professional Golfers Association to hold the tourna ment in Fort McMurray lo cated in the centre of the Ath abasca oil sands Canadian winners of past and present provincial opens will be corn pcting for purse of $17500 he said TtiERS SOLD PHILADELPHIA AP Owner Irv Kosloff sold Phila delphia 76ers of the National Basketball Association on Fri day to Eugene Dixon one of the 10 wealthiest men in the Philadelphia region REACHSEMIPINAL DUESSELDORF West Ger many IAP Top seeds Bjorn Borg of Sweden and Manuel Orantes of Spain reached the semifinals Friday in the $60000 International Grand Prix tennis tournament Borg defeated South Africas Byron Bertram 64 74 and Orantes smoothly eliminated Borgs countryman Kjell Johansson 62643 preparing for his match with world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali to be held in Tokyo June 25 lrioki is concentrating on streak at 30 games while down ing Detroit Tigers 95 Balti more Orioles topped Boston Red Sox 41 and the Cleveland Milwaukee game was rained out LUEHBER LOSES IT Burroughs home run was preceded by Harrahs run scor ing single off Steve Luebber Minnesota managed threat in the fourth until Grieve wiped Kusick out at the plate then put runners at first and second with one out in the eighth before Urn barger fanned Dan Ford and Kusick to get out of trouble Phil Garner Sal Bando Billy Williams and Ken McMullen hit home runs to back Stan Bah mens sixhit pitching and lead the As over the White Sox The Royals George Brett had single and triple to avenge his brother Kens loss of no hitter to the Angels earlier in the week My brother told me to get em for him said Brett whose brother Ken pitches for the White Sox GOES IIITLESS New York manager Billy Martin seemed more dis appointed that LeFIores streak had been ended than did the Detroit centre fielder who went 0for4 against Vd figueroa and Tippy Martinez in the Yankees victory was rooting for him Hes such good kid said Martin But LeFlore asked How am be disappointed Youre either gonna get hit or not just didnt get hit Ill just go art there and see if can get me tomorrow Home runs by Mickey Rivers Ihurman Munson Chris Cham bliss and Roy White powered the New York triumph Wayne Garland turned in ninehitter in rare start again st the Red Sox getting run in the opening inning and three more in the fifth CAL IT TRAINING strengthening his jaw that Ali says is that of pelican meaning broad and long AP Wirephoto DETROIT TIGERS Ron LeFlore who presently has 30 game hitting streak signs autographs on base balls Friday afternoon prior to batting practice before the scheduled game with New York Yankees APPhoto BASEBALL RECORD American League East IPctGHl New York 24 14 632 Baltimore 21 18 538 Boston 18 20 474 Cleveland 18 20 474 Milwaukee 15 18 455 62 DetrOit 15 22 405 8s West Kansas City 24 14 632 Texas 24 15 615 Chicago 19 111 511 42 Minnesota 19 20 487 Oakland 19 24 442 California 16 29 356 11 Fridays Results Texas Minnesota New York DetrOit Baltimore Boston Oakland 11 Chicago Kansas City California 00 Cleveland at Milwaukee ppd rain Todays Probable Pitchers Cleveland lEckersley 32 at Milwaukee tTravers 421 New York IEIIis 472 at De troit tRoberls 331 Texas llerry 441 at nesota Hughes 051 Chicago IForster 11 at Oak land tBosmaii 0l Kansas City lRusby 11 and Fitzinorris sit at California rhfririgi 1A1 and Hassler 02gt Minr Baltimore Palmer Boston Wise 23 Sundays Games Cleveland at Milwaukee New York at Detroit Baltimore at Boston Texas at Minnesota Kansas City at California Chicago at Oakland Mondays Games Kansas City at Oakland Baltimore at Cleveland California at Minnesota Texas at Chicago Milwaukee at Detroit New York at Boston 55 at By THE CANADIAN PRESS National League East LPc URI Philadelphia 27 10 730 Pittsburgh 23 17 575 57 New York 23 523 Chicago 18 22 450 10 Montreal 16 21 432 11 St Louis Ill 25 419 12 Wriit Los Angeles 27 16 628 Cincinnati 25 16 610 San Diego 21 21 500 57 Houston 28 26 409 Atlanta 16 26 31H 10 San Fraiictsco I7 28 378 ll Fridays Results Philadelphia 10 Montreal St Lonis New York Cincmnati Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Chicago ppd rain Houston at Atlanta ppd rain San Francisco San Diego Todays Probable Pltchcrs Los Angeles Rhoden 3oi at Cincinnati Billingham 53 Pittsburgh tKison 33 at Chi cago tBonham 22l Houston Cosgrove r31 at At lanta Morel 10 Montreal Carrithers 12 at Philadelphia Christensen 5ii St Louis Forsch 01 at New York Lolich 26t San Francisco Dresslcr 111 at San Diego tIreisleben 10 Sundays Games Los Angeles at Cincinnati Houston at Atlanta Montreal at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Chicago San Francisco at San Diego Mondays Games Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Lou1s at Montreal San Diego at Atlanta Cincrnnati at Houston San Francisco at Los Angeles Absence of Janet Guthrie won hurt Indy attendance INDIANAPOLIS AP The absence of Janet Guthrie who was continually mobbed by curious race fans during two weeks of practice for the In dianapolis 500 is not likely to art down attendance at Sun days 60th running of the richest auto race The ticket sale is better than its been for three or four years and we will sell every seat we have in every grand stand said Tony Hulman who has owned the Indianapolis Mo tor Speedway for 30 of his 75 years By longstanding practice the Speedway never announces total attendance for the Memorial Day race But Hulman has said there are 265000 permanent seats in grandstands circling the 21 mile track and room for another 100000 or so in the in field where seating on the grass is on firstcome basis Miss Guthrie 38 the first woman ever to enter the Indy Its Suns City alright but Celtics have lead PHOENIX AP The city it Phoenix has been declared Suns City for the next week but the local fans will have little to celebrate if their team doesnt snap out of its lethargy against Boston Celtics in the National Basketball Association chamv pionship series Phoenix Mayor Margaret llancc proclaimed the name change at city council meet ing Friday shortly before she griwted the Suns upon their ar rival from Boston where they fell behind 20 in the bestof seven series Games three and four are scheduled here Sunday and Wednesday night fiance and an estimated 2000 fans were at Phoenix Municipal Stadiumhome of Phoenix Gi ants of the baseballs Pacific Coast Leaguewfor pep rally following the teams cross country flight from Boston where the Celtics had beaten them 9887 and 10590 DACIHONIIDENT Coach John MacLeod spoke briefly at the rally pointing out that although the SUns were in an unfavorable position against the Celtics they hoped to HEiioERsoNs SADDLERY the llritliii Inter featuring Custom hand sewn tack and repairs to all tack and harness mile south of Barrie on Hwy No Ii at Painswick 7372982 come away With the world championship The Suns are worried most about fourgame sweep Only three times in the 30 year history of the NBA have teams suffered the ignominy of losing four consecutive games in the championship series The Celtics were the first to be on the winning side in such series beating Minneapolis La kers 40 in 1959 Then Mil waukee Bucks swept Baltimore Bullets in 1971 and Golden State Warriors beat Washington Bul letsBaltimores successor last year in four games BARRIE HOLIDAY cc CAR Presents To You UN WHEELS Fully equipped with all modern conveniences RESERVE norm BARRIE DRIVEACAR $0 was unable to get her Vol lstedt racer up to qualifying in the two weekends of qualifications Instead she may be driving in Sundays World 600 stock car race at Charlotte NC where she also is trying to become the first woman entrant GAVE COMPLIMENT And the acknowledged No superstar of championship rac ingAd Foytgave Miss Guthrie the highest com giment by letting her take his ckup Coyote out for test run to prove she was capable of handling quality machine Foyt is out to do some prov ing himself Its been 10 years since Foyt last won here decade of frus tration in trying to become the first driver ever to win four In dy championships He was the USAC national driving champion for record sixth time last yearnobody else has won it more than three timesand he captured the other two USAC 500mile races at Ontario Calif and Pocono Pa Johnny Rutherford who qualified at 188957 miles per hour will start Sundays race in the ole position on the inside the ront row spot occupied by Foyt the past two years DRIVEA Tg Jv 43 Essa Rd 7266474 EDMONTON CP Rival coaches Ray Jauch and Marv Levy agreed Friday night that players in tonights Canadian Football League allstar game are ready to do some hitting but they offered no assurances they would hit the players they were aiming at Both predicted high scoring wideopen game with an adequate supply of mistakes but they to news conference the game is likely to make up in excitement whatit lacks in finesse Levy head coach of Montreal Alouettes of the Eastern Con ference who lost to Jauchs Ed monton Eskimos in the Grey 01p final last season said the Eastern players did some mild hitting during one workout and Jauch said the Western squad hadnt been involved in contact Were about at the stage team would be after week or so of regular workouts Jauch said Theyre ready to hit but wouldnt try and say everybody is in full game condition Theyre ready for scrim mage but maybe thats all Levy went step further and said the Eastern squad prob The Barrie Examiner Saturday Max 29 197613 High score Wide open ably could not improve at this stage without some contact just hope they hit the right people EXPECTS MISTAKES Jauch said he expects the mistakes to be the most visible an offence We might have few fumbles on things as rou tine as the centre exchange with the 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