Jays bounce back TORONTO lCPi Baseball can be simple game and it also can be very unpredictable One day team can be embar rassed and the next be in total command Or as Toronto catcher Rick Cerone put it Yesterday was over and today was new day Cerone drove in five runs with tworun homer double and basesloaded walk as the Blue Jays trounced California on Sunday after being whip ped 242 by the Angels in an American League game Satur day It was one of those things Cerone said of Saturdays em barassment Everybodys been in that situation but wasnt surprised we came back to win today What was surprising for the 22619 fans was that Toronto beat California ace Nolan Ryan 1310 Rookie righthander Butch Edge got the win his second in three decisions with twohit relief help from Tom Buskey over the last 223 innings However Ryan looked like he Watson tor Hall PINEHURST NC APi Tom Watson had the title again in the Ilall of Fame Golf tour nament secured in sudden death playoff against Johnny Miller He also had crisp twoword evaluation of the man hed beaten in one of the most dramatic tournaments of the year Hes backtlt There seemed little question about it Johnny Miller is in decdback He didnt say so himSclf But his play through the towering pines that line the fairways on this famed course in the Carolina sandhill country left little doubt about it The man who has suffered with con siderablc grace and no com plaints through one of the most mysterious and perplex ing slumps in golf history came very close to ending threeyear nonwinning string And it took the games most productive performer to beat him Somebody has to lose these things Miller said Sunday after bogey on the second hole of suddendeath playoff deprived him of the victory that would have been quite possibly the most important of his strange career And Toms pretty tough guy Hes the toughest man in the game at this point The victory which came as successful defence of the title he won last year was his fifth of the year and virtually assured Watson of third consecutive player of theyeartitle The 545000 first prize pushed his alreadyrecord winnings for the year to dinyiiig 8447630 HAD THE LEAD Miller nonwinner since the British Open in 1976 opened the humid final round with oiiesliokc lead and led or was tied at one time or another by Watson Keith Fergus and Dan ny Edwards Fergus and Edwards each finished bogeybogey however and dropped out of the picture Fergus was third at 71274 and Edwards fourth at 71275 Miller was 70272 12 under par and Watson 60272 The drama came at the end Watson playing in front of Miller niadc par on the 181h Miller needed only par on the was still struggling to get back the form he had before strain ing muscle in his pitching arm in late July Going into the game he had leagueleading 178 strikeouts but registered just one Strikeout in the five in nings he worked IIAS TWO IIOMERS Also after allowing just eight home runs in 168 innings he was tagged for two solo homers by John Mayberry besides Cerones homer Edge gave up just five hits and struck out four and walked seven batters He held the ma jor leagues leading RBI pro ducer at 118 Don Baylor hitless in five trips to the plate with walk But that wasnt the case Saturday when Baylor drove in eight runs with grand slam home run threerun homer and runscoring double Baylors grand slam came in the first inning off Balor Moore 35 when the Angels built up an 80 lead before the Blue Jays could even come to bat Baylors eight RBI tied California record for most RBI in game set in 1961 and his to take Angels RICK ERONE five RBIs total of 118 broke the previous high of 115 set in 1967 by Bobby Bonds The 24 runs was the most California had ever scored in game and the Angels had 26 hits also the most ever in game It also was the most runs ever scored against Toronto outplaysMiller of Fling tile Tom Watson from Kansas City Kan leans into his putt on the l4th green during Sundays final round of the Colgate Hall of Fame Golf Classic played at the Pinehurst Country Club Watson won the tournament for the second straight year and the $45000 first prize AP Laserphoto 18th to win it but hooked his drive deep into the woods and took the bogey that set up the playoff The first extra hole went to pars 0n the second Watson reach ed the green and Miller flew his approach with seveniron over the green into difficult position He had to chip into bank then missed 12 foot putt Watson got down in two for the triumph West holds on to win national title ST JOHNS Nfld ltli Stacey West her own worst enemy down the home stretch of the Canadian womens amateur golf championship Saturday got break and recovered to win her first iia tional title West 21 of Ihoriiliill Unl had started the final round of the 72holc tournament five strokes ahead of Denise Lavigiic of Montreal who even tually finished second and Louise Aiigclillo who lost playoff for third to licryll Mc onnell of Toronto That lead increased to six and seven strokes rcspccliuly after nine holes in the cool in dy weather But things started to heat up on the final iiiiic holes West whose powerful woods and long iron shots carried her to three national junior titles in 1974 1976 and 1077 suddenly lost her touch Lavigne 24 could not capitalize on Wests mistakes and remained niiic strokes off the pace after 15 holes But Angelillo who Friday set course record 68 had run up string of pairs to move to within two strokes of the lead as she teed off on the par four 16th Then West got her break Angelillo 26 hit into the woods about 165 yards from the green Her ball landed on path which winds through the trees and she had choice of going for the green or sacrific ing stroke by punching it onto the fairway She elected to go for the green but slammed the ball off tree deeper into the woods Wests threesome was waved through and Angelillo went on to record disastrous nine IIIICD HOLES West knew Angelillo was in trouble and although she bogied LEE TREVINO Dallas Texas Winner Conodion Open 1070 preViOuS Open and British Open Winner lifetime earnings over 31810 000 16 she ended with backtoback birdies salvaged final round 74 for 72hole total of 294 TOMTWATSON Kansas City MlSSOUfi Winner TOurnomenr of Champions Byron Nelson Clossc Heritage Clossc Leading money Winner in 1070 Lifetime earnings Over bl 200 000 abafls ï¬xtemational Eolfblassic 6318 examiner Monday August 27 1979 scoreboard baseball AMERICAN LEAULE East lPcl GBL Baltimore 63 43 659 Milwaukee 79 52 603 Boston 76 51598 72 New York 69 57 548 14 Detroit 69 61 531 16 Cleveland 66 64 506 19 Toronto 41 68 318 41m West California 71 59546 Minnesota 67 60 528 Kansas City 68 61 527 Texas 62 68 477 Chicago 56 73 434 iia Seattle 55 76 420 16 Oakland 90 313 30 Sunday Results Toronto California Cleveland Oakland Kansas City Boston Baltimore 124 Chicago 73 Detroit 49 Seattle 38 New York at Minnesota ppd rain Milwaukee Texas Saturday Results California 24 Toronto Seattle Detroit Kansas City 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72 Barry Sweeney No 38 Lane Mace No77 Street Stock Dave Lawrence No 11 Ken Cole No Ron Scarlett No 17 MiniStock Ern Houghton No 41 Cart Peacock N0 Dave McNight No 16 transactions BASEBALL American League New York Yankees sign first baseman George Scott FOOTBALL NFL Cincinnati Bengals place wide receiver Dennis Law on the re tired list New York lianls announce the resignation of offensive line coach Dick Scesniak Bill Austin as assistant coach St Louis ardiuals announce retirement of running back Jim Otis Detroit Iions sign quarter back Scott Hunter and offensive lineman Don Morrison appoint world cup MONTREAL CPI Final team standings at the World Cup of Ath letics with points awarded on an B765432l basis Men Points United States 119 Europe 112 East Germany 108 Soviet Union 102 Americas 98 Africa 84 Oceania 58 Asia 36 omen East Germany 105 Sowet Union 97 Europe 96 United States 75 Americas 67 Oceania 46 Africa 29 ASia 25 1977 winners East Germany men Europe women 7261322 GEORGE KNUDSON Winnipeg Manitoba Winner of the 1078 Shrine rOurnomenr Proom Ontario Open 1978 FOrmer Winner Phoenix Open Tucson Open orhers Always in contention August 27th to Sept 2nd NATIONAL GOLF CLUB WOODBRIDGE ONT Daily and weekly posses still available from all DASS ticket agencies pro shops or all golf clubs Of ihe National Golf Club Woodbndgel Cosmos By THE CANADIAN PRESS knew we had to score the first goal in both the regulation game and the minigame New York Cosmos star Giorgio Chinaglia said Sunday night after almost singlehandedly eliminating Tulsa Rou hnecks The Cosmos defeat Tulsa in the regulation game of their North American Soccer League conference semifinal to even the series at 11 and then down ed the Roughnecks 31 in the deciding minigame They now advance to showdown with Vancouver Whitecaps for the National Conference title Hampered by groin injury earlier in the playoffs Chinaglia set up Dennis Tueart with neat pass for the Cosmos first goal in the regula tion game at 1330 After Tueart had assed to Marinho at 5625 fort second goal head ball Chinaglia clinched the regulation verdict with tapin from Tueart in the 74th minute That tied the series the Roughnecks having defeated the Cosmos 34 at Tulsa in the opening game Chinaglia said that once the 30minute minigame got under way he was asking for the ballagain BEATS OLD TEAMMATE At 556 of extra session scored in the overtime minigame against Rutherford NJ Sunday night Cosmos we the minigame 3I At left are Roughnecks goo liinte David Nish AP Laserphoto Vladislav Bogicevic slipped the ball to Chinaglia to the left of Tulsa goalkeeper Jack Brand who was traded by the Iosmos to the Roughnecks midway through the regular season He faked Brand left and put the ball into the far corner EvertLloyd over Austin MAHWAH NJ AP Chris Evert Lloyd lost the first set and was down in the second before staging comeback for victory Sunday over teen er Tracy Austin in the finals the $75000 Womens Tennis Cup at Ramapo College Lloyd who was down break in the second set at 24 won 10 of the last 11 final games for 67 64 61 victory as Austin the high school junior who turn ed pro last fall tired in match that lasted two hours 19 minutes in the 32degrec Celsius heat The victory was worth 614000 to the favorite while Austin seeded No settled for $7000 prize Taiwan takes Little League WILLIAMSPORT Pa AP Although Dai HanChao pit ched nohitter and struck out 17 Taiwan needed two extra in nings Saturday to defeat the pintsized kids of Campbell Calif 21 for the Little League World Series baseball cham pionship It was the seventh title in nine seasons for the welldrilled regimented Taiwan team Sundays victory was Lloyds final tuneup for the US Open Championships that start Tucs day In their last meeting Austin ended Lloyds streak at 125 wins on clay courts at the Italian Open In that match was down in the third set but had the guts and strength to come back Austin recalled This time had the guts but no energy Lloyd started quickly by breaking Austin in the first game and then ran up 41 lead But the 16yearold fought back to 44 and then lost the ninth game on pair of unforc ederrors PONY BAUER $5 68 Dunlop St ï¬flllllillltl Lloyd who is after record breaking fifth straight title in the US Open had set point in the 10th game allowing Austin Till5 rinho celebrate after Chinaglia Tulsa Roughnecks at East the regulation lie Jack Brand and defender game 30 and The Whitecaps earned shot at the defending league cham pions with pair of 10 wins Saturday night to break back after three deuces The players held serve to force the tie breaker which Austin won 72 CUSTOM INSTALLATION OF ANY MAKE CAR STEREO OR CB BY PROFESSIONAL INSTALLERS WITH YEARS EXPERIENCE Authorized Dealer for Craig Audiovox 46 DUNLOP ST WEST UNIT BARRIE ONT LAM 454 GARY AITKEN 705 7374873 PUMA CONVERSE OO limit coupon per pair of shoes Coupon expires Aug 31 BAUER Mill off with coupon on than brand names PUMA TRETRON PRORE 7263200 CONVERSE 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