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Pirates captain Willie Stargell hits the home run with two on in the ilth inning in Cincinnati Tues day night to break 22 tie and give his team 52 victory over the Reds The win gives the Pirates Redskin seniors earn first win one game lead in the best of five series for the National League Championship Catcher is Johnny Bench Plate umpire is John Kibler AP Laser photo defeating lnnisdale by five Central Senior Redskins Girls basketball team has been look ing for its first win of the season for couple of weeks now Tuesday they found it when they defeated lnnisdale Senior Girls 3934 in Georgian Bay Secondary School Athletic Association Girls basketball game at lnnisdale lnnisdale took 1918 lead after the first half helped by Jutras who scored 12 of her teams points But in the second half Central came back from 2520 deficit to lead 3530 In nisdale closed to within two but Central held on for the will It was nice to win said Central coach Doug Eaves But we still didnt play that well Jennifer rvine led Redskins scorers with 12 points eight in the first half Bev McCarthy added 11 points SCORES iii High scorer for lnnisdale was Jutras with 18 points Jutras is one of three girls on the team that were instigators of form ing senior team when the school was in its first year of operation While the team did poorly last season it appears that this seasons team has im proved Halloway added 11 points for lnnisdale In the junior game lnnisdale pounded Central 5832 led by Karen DOrsay with 16 points DOrsay scored eight points in the first half and four more in the third and fourth quarters In the first quarter lnnisdale took 221 lead Central managed to score four points in the second quarter leaving In nisdale with 325 lead at the half In the third quarter Central hit for eight while lnnisdale netted 15 The lnnisdale coach Marie Sawick in her first year coaching took out her best players in the fourth quarter Central came back and scored 19 points in the final frame Marg Mulder and Sue OBrien each added 12 points in lnnisdales win Cheryl Reynolds who was moved up to junior from midget because juniors needed more players proved that the move was the right one as she hit on some good outside shots and added 11 points for lnnisdale Cathy Connellan was Cen trals leading scorer netting 10 points In the midget game Central defeated lnnisdale 2116 despite the attempts of lnnisdale to tie the game Central took 156 lead at the half largely due to the play of Glenda Applegate who scored six points in the half and dominated the boards at both ends of the court Ap plegate suffered an injury late in the first half and was out for the rest of the game In the third quarter In nisdale narrowed the score to 1511 Neither team showed much offense in the final North Collegiates midget goalie kicks in vain at the ball going by but to no avail Eastviews Al McLellan l9 scored his second goal of the game on the play to give Eastview 4l lead Eastview won the game 42 Examiner Photo Strong Eastview second half spells victory over Vikings astview Wildcat Midgets kept their hopes of defendlng the Georgian Bay Secondary School Athletic Association Midget Soccer title they won last year by defeating North Collegiate Midget Vikings +2 Tuesday in game at North The two teams played to am tie in the first half David Jupp scored for Eastview while Rob Jones netted Norths first goal In the second half Eastview put heavy pressure on the North goalie and finally Al McLennan put Eastview ahead 21 on breakaway goal Eastviews Jupp scored his cond goal to give Wildcats twogoal cushion and RICLCH nans second goal virtually put the game out of reach for North Kevin Rollston scored the second North goal very late in the second half Wildcats have won two and lost one game up to date They lost their first game against Bradford 41 because didnt have goalie they NO REGllAR GOALHI We didnt have our regular goalie and Bradford took ad vantage of that situation said Wildcats coach Terry Waterhouse who coached the team to the GBSSA title last season Now well have to hope that someone beats Brad ford Were looking forward to playing them again Last season Waterhouse wouldnt have had to worry about Bradford losing because more than just the first place finisher went on to the playoffs This season however only the first team moves into the playoffs to represent zones two and three combined Waterhouse would like to see the midget age moved up year currently players 15 and under play midget which means that most kids are only eligible one year As result Waterhouse got only two players back from last years titlists But the kids are pretty good players before they arrive at high school said Waterhouse Because the Barrie area leagues are so active in soccer many of the kids have played in those leagues before coming to high school Waterhouse believes that soc cer although still second fiddle to football is gaining ground in the high schools He says that the trend towards soccer is there and that more and more kids are coming out for the teams each year He also believes that the calibre of soc cer in the high schools is definitely improving In the other midget soccer game Tuesday Banting defeated lnnisdale quarter each netting just four points Donna Winterick scored nine points to lead Central The win gives Central 31 record for the season fires CINCINNATI AP Willie Stargell says he has given out nearly 6000 gold stars to his teammates for gamewinning hits or outstanding plays but he declined to give himself one Tuesday night for his threerun homer which won the opening game of baseballs National League final Stargells shot to deep right Minesing No reSt forslugger Pirates win on centFe field in the 11thifinTng carried Pittsburgh Pirates to 52 victory over Cincinnati Reds and gave the Pirates the early edge in their bestoffive series Those stars cost about 25 cents apiece Stargell said ex plaining wh he wouldnt award himsel one At the rate Im giving them out theyre going to bankrupt me midgets close to croWn The Minesing Midgets have advanced to the allOntario fastball title eliminating Nilerton in three games in the semifinal Minesing won the third and deciding game 43 against Fullerton and will now face Wellington in the final Mines ing had won the first game of the semifinal 43 but Fullerton came back to force deciding game by taking the second 41 In the third game Minesing went up to bat in the ninth inn ing with the score tied at three Kenny led off the ninth by smacking triple and he scored on groundout by Maw Minesing had jumped ahead in 20 in the game by scoring in pm Orillia at Barrie school midget Sports Calendar WEDNESDAY Hockey termediate hockey league exhibition THURSDAY Volleyball pm Borden vs Eastview at lnnisdale Stayner vs Ban ting at Bradford Boys high school Soccer 230 pm Bradford at Midland Senior high school pm Bradford at lnnisdale Banting at Eastview High Basketball 230 pm Eastview at Bradford Collingwood at Banting Girls high school midget junior senior the fourth and fifth innings Dale Giffen blasted home run in the fourth and Wenthead scored in the fifth after leading off with single Fullerton wiped out the lead by scoring three times in the sixth inning Four singles in the frame did the damage Minesing tied the score at three in the seventh inning Rob McLean walked to lead off and later found his way home to notch the score McLean was the winning pit cher for Minesing as he went the full nine innings He allow ed six hits while striking out 17 batters In seven of the nine in nings McLean had at least two strikeouts Flyers Dunlop Arena In North defeated in boys volleyball defeated North Seniors two games to one in Georgian Bay Secondary Stayner Seniors School Athletic Association boys volleyball match at Stayner Tuesday In midget action North came Herzog no reasons given KANSAS CITY Mo AP By refusing to say why he fired Whitey Herzog the most suc cessful and popular manager in the 11year history of Kansas City Royals Joe Burke does two things both bad He invites speculation and wild rumor How dark and hide ous could Herzogs sins have been Surely no manager who wins 410 games and three divi sion championships in years while building immense popu larity among players fans and media could be released on whim Or could he Thats bad thing No For Burkes sake the Royals better not waste any time regaining the American League West title they just yielded by three games to Cali fornia Angels If they dont win next year it will be commonly accepted that Herzog was fired because owner Ewing Kauftman just didnt like him Should attend ance plummet general man ager Burke comes off as bun gling milquetoast Herzog in the meantime will no doubt be holding down good job with good organ lzatlon somewhere His record as manager and as front office executive with New York Mets is excellent accept full resposibility for the decision Burke said Tues day adding that only time mll tell whether was right or wrong WONT DISCUSS IT know the fans will disagree because they dont know the reasons why did it And the reasons will not discuss Player and fan reaction Tues WHITEY HERZOG coming to Jays day was swift The ticket office said within an hour 44 persons called to cancel season tickets Several players including all stars Darrell Porter and George Brett bitterly denounced the move and called it terrible mistake Brett recalled two years ago when the townspeople of subur ban Independence M0 where Herzog has made his home since 1959 staged Whitey Her zog appreciation day remember Kauftman said that day As long as Im the owner Whitey will be my man ager Brett said Then the first year we lose hes gone dont think he got fired because of being bad manager think he got fired because theres conflict between him and Burke or between him and the owner dont think you can find manager as good as Whitey Orr will assist TORONTO CP John Zeigler president of the National Hockey League is expected to announce Thursday the appointment of former defensive star Bobby Orr as special assistant in charge of league promotion and marketing Bobby is very excited about the new job because he always wanted to keep his hand in the game in some capacity says an unnamed NHL executive source quoted in todays edition of The Globe and Mail He is high profile and it works both ways His acquisi tion is major one as far as the league is concerned Zeigler is expected to make the announcement at sched uled news conference in New York We have press conference in New York on Thursday but dont ask me what its about Zeigler said Orr 31 was recent inductee into the Hockey Hall of Fame after an outstanding career as defenceman with Boston Bruins before knee problems forced him out of the game He won eight consecutive Norris trophies as the NHLs best defenceman In 657 games Orr accumulated 645 points in cluding 270 goals Orr played nine years for Boston before signing with Chi cago Black Hawks as free agent in 1976 He became Chi cagos assistant general man ager after retiring but left the Black Hawks at the end of last season to work for Standard Brands Ltd out on top 21 North won the first game 159 lost the next 1513 and then came back to win the third game 157 North midgets then took on Barries St Josephs midgets but lost 155 and 1614 North midgets record now stands at five wins and two losses Central had winning day on the volleyball court as all three teams midget junior and senior won their matches against Base Borden at Borden Seniors took Borden 155 1510 Juniors dropped the first game to Borden 1614 but then swept the next two 154 158 Midgets won both their games 1510 The Reds were to send rookie Frank Pastore to the mound in this afternoons second game against Jim Bibby of the Pi rates Stargell as usual was expected to be at first base batting cleanup for Pittsburgh Pirates manager Chuck Tan ner usually lets the 38yearold Stargell take the day off follow ing night game but that wont be the casein the championship series Sta ells going to play the rest of way Tannner said Hes the most valuable player in the league in my opinion HOMERS OFF HUME Stargells homer came off loser Tom Hume after Tim Foli and Dave Parker had singled to open the 11th inning If hadnt done It somebody else would have Stargell said The Pirates scored twwc in the third inning as Phil tamer hit leadoff homer to right Angels face Bal JIM FREGOSI BALTIMORE AP California Angels with their pitching staff strengthened and armed with scouting report that even describes the frenzied Baltimore crowds face the favored Orioles with renewed confidence tonight in the open ing game of the American League baseball final We just got our pitching back to where it was when we left spring training California manager Jim Fregosi said prior to the start of the bestof five series The second game is slated for Memorial Stadium on Thurs day afternoon and the series then shifts to Anaheim Calif for the remainder of the series beginning with the third game Friday night Fregosi said Nolan Ryan Dave Frost and Frank Tanana who will start the first three games in that order missed about 60 starts during the regular season for the West Division champions We lost about 30 games when we scored five runs or more and six when we scored at least 10 runs Fregosi said 13 tho oxamlnor Wodmday Oct 1079 long field and Omar Moreno tn scoring on Folis sacrifice fly Morenos speed he was the League leader in stolen bases this season with 77 induced right fielder Dave Collins to try to make shoestring catch of his sinking liner But the ball bounced in front of Collins and skidded past him for triple Our game plan was to keep Moreno off the bases Collins said gambled on the la and it hurt us but dont thin it cost us the ball game did the same thing four in nings later on ball Dave Parker hit and made good play on it The Reds got those two runs back in the fourth inning when Dave Concepcion led off with single and George Foster fol lowed with towering home run into the second deck in left centre field Cincinnati starter Tom Seaver allowed just two more pitchers timores We scored more than 100 more runs than the Orioles but they kept their pitching intact all year HAD PROBLEMS T00 But Baltimore had trouble with its starters too Scott McGregor was out for month and Jim Palmer the firstgame starter missed about 14 starts because of various elbow shoulder and back ailments The Orioles held com manding 93 edge over the Angels in the season series Californias potent attack is led by Don Baylor former Baltimore outfielder who drove in 139 runs while hitting 36 home runs Bobby Grich former Orioles infielder and Dan Ford each had 101 RBIs In bit of surprise Weaver bypassed 23game winner Mike ball singles before leavmg the game for inch hitter NICE ED RUN Tom felt he could go on but it was the last half of the eighth inning and we needed one run said Cincinnati manager John McNamara We had Tom Hume who has done thejob for us all year John Candelaria started for Pittsburgh but left after seven innings because his side started bothering him Tanner used five pitchers altogether with reliever Grant Jackson getting the victory and Don Robinson the save McNamara said the Reds have the character to come back from the loss and beat Pittsburgh in its home park This ball club has got to show somebody something coming from 10 games behind on July to win the Western Ilvision McNamara said ready best Flanagan as his firstgame starter and opted for Palmer the threetime Cy Young Award winner who posted 104 record in 1979 Fregosi nominated Ryan ltr 14 who has lost his last six deci sions to Baltimore and has 513 lifetime mark against the Orioles At practice Tuesday Fregosi revealed that his scouting report on the Orioles included section on the record crowds which many observers thought played major role in helping the team to its first division ti tle in five years guy with full beard and white hat will have 52000 peo ple spelling out Orioles the whole game the report said It will be wild and en thusiastic crowd sobe ready Furlanos secret weapon knocks Lapointe out MONTREAL CP Nicky Furlano saved his secret weapon until the sixth round but no could argue with its ef fectiveness He kept his right hand tuck ed under his chin and didnt use it until he knocked him out said trainer Tray Travis after Furlano defended his Canadian lightweight boxing title Tues day night by scoring sixth round technical knockout against Montreals Jean La pointe Walpole foul shot wins for Grizzlies Glen Walpole dropped foul shot 12 seconds from the final buzzer to give Georgian College Grizzlies 4544 victory over Orillias CC Panthers in the Simcoe county Intermediate Mens Basketball Leagues first game of the season The Grizzlies came back in the second half to take the vic tory The Panthers led 2118 at the end of the first half Walpole was the leading scorer for Georgian as he pumped home 22 points Tarek Ghannam helped the cause with 11 points John Thompson led the Pan ther shooters neting 17 points with Jim Taylor scoring 12 Banting Memorial High School Juniors Bill English 22 eludes Eastview Wildcat Juniors tackler Dan Matthews 52 as he cuts back inside following The Central Colle iate senior football Redkins ept their perfect record intact by routing Collingwood 300 in action yesterday Four different players cross ed the goalline to account for the Central majors Tim Gleason Rob Tikkala Phil Fowler and Ken Weatherill all scored TDs Iwo converts by Kevin Laplante safety by Rob Hall and twopoint con vert by Fowler accounted for the rest of the Central scoring Gleason was the leading rusher for Central in the well balanced attack Central coach Dave Garland said that rover Hall and linebacker John Eras were both stalwarts on defense THREE WINS Central now has record of three wins and no losses and have yet to be seriously challenged Collingwood gained little revenge in the junior ame win ning158 Collingw led 94 at the half with run back of punt for major accounting for most of the scoring Bill Hoare ran in major for Central in the second half and also added twopomt convert However Collingwood also had touchdown in the second half sewing up their victory It was an excellentlyplayed junior game with ony three penalties being called At Eastview the host senior club lost tough 1514 en counter to Banting HAD BIG LEAD Banting led 1+0 at the half but the tough EastVlew squad the blocking of David Guitard 52 English scored one touchdown in his teams 261 victory over Eastview Examiner photo by Cathy Heather Central keeps perfect record in promoting NHL Eastview edged by Banting fought back and goalline stand in the final quarter deprived them of victory Glen Docherty the best runner of the day and Matt Gariepy ran in majors for Eastview John Haok caught twopoint convert Willy Grews and Joe Cuchan ni scored majors for Banting Steve Theriault had two con verts Tom MacDonalds punt for single proved to be the dif ference The junior match proved to be no contest with Banting tak ing an easy 21 victory Fred Hamilton Bill English Brian Hutterer and Jim Wallace all scored majors for the winners Hutterer so added twopoint convert single by punter Dave Brownmg accounted for all the Eastview scoring North Coll iate Junior Vik ings dropped eir second game of the season when they lost 2314 to Stayner in Georgian Bay Secondary School Athletic Association junior mens foot ball game Tuesday at Stayner The score was tied 66 at the half Dean Edwards Vikings slotback scored the major for North In the second half Stayner exploded to take the ame from North North 500 just one touchdown on run by half back Ian Llewllyn Chris Tom pkinson had the two point con verSlon Its rookie season for us said North coach Bruce Powell Weve on got four players back from ast year so were really starting over