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Four rinks are colead in Canadian mixed curling Montreal Expos Sam Nejias is carried from the field on stretcher after he appar ently twisted an ankle while running to first base in the sixth inning of the exhibition game with Detroit in Lake lend Fla Monday Team mate Jose Morales 34 is helping with the stretcher AP Photo TigersKemp on road back with home run in 65 win By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS It all fell apart for Steve Kemp on Aug 29 1976 and put ting it back together has not been easy But Kemp continues to make strides along the road back the latest 10thinning home run that gave Detroit Tigers 65 exhibition baseball victory over Montreal Expos on Morr day Ive felt pressure from all over says Kemp 22year old outfielder who is trying to come back from torn ankle ligaments which cost him the final month of the 1976 season Kemp sixfoot 185pound lefthander was considered the brightest pro prospect in the US in 1975 when he was belting home runs as collegiate allAmerican at Southern al The Tigers made him the first pick in the January 1976 draft Kemps early efforts lived up to his billirigv289 in 73 games at Montgomery of the Southern League then stun rung 386 with 11 homers and 38 runs batted in in 52 games at Evansville of the American Association Ile tore his ankle on Aug 29 undergoing surgery the next day HOMERS OFF KERRIGAN Kemp didnt hurt hischances of sticking with the Tigers when he stroked Joe Kerrigans first pitch in the bottom of the 10th inning over the fence for the winning run against Montreal Kemp has now driven in 11 runs in nine games this spring Meanwhile Jim Wohlford drove in three runs and Von Joshua homered to lead Milwaukee Brewers past Seattle New York Mets gave the crowd smile as they ex changed pleasantries with HALIFAX CP Four teams who had shared second place going into Mondays roun ds at the Canadian mixed curling championships emerged as the coleaders Mon day night Harold Tanasichuk of Mani toba Bob Woods of Ontario John Fortier of Prince Edward Island and Garnet Campbell of Saksatchewan shared marks after four rounds All four entered play Monday with one win and one loss trail ing defending champion Tony Eberts of British Columbia and Alan Darragh of Nova Scotia who had been 24 after Sundays action the Dominican Navy hand at exhibition game in Santiago Both these teams lost twice Monday and joined Richard Belyea of new Brunswick Bill Groselle of Northern Ontario and Guill Ouellette of Quebec with 22 marks In fourthround action Mon day it was PEI BC On tario Quebec New Bruns wick Northwest Territories Saskatchewan Nova Scotia Manitoba Alberta Northern Ontario Newfoundland Thirdround results were New Brunswick Northern On tario Saskatchewan Albeta Manitoba Newfoundland PEI 12 NWT Ontario BC and Quebec Nova Scotia Mariners 103 The expansion Mariners have allowed nearly run an inning giving up 101 in 107 13 innings todate Jim Colborn pitched his second consecutive scoreless five inning stint as Kansas City Royals routed Chicago White Sox 142 tworun single by Gene Tcnace highlighted fourrun eighth inning that carried San Diego Padres past Chicago Cubs 42 First baseman Doug Ault belted two home runs to lead Io ronto Blue Jays over New York Mets 51 Enos abell and Jose Gonzalez had three hits and scored three runs apiece as Houston Astros defeated Cincinnati Beds 108 CLEVELAND STRONG Dennis Wallings tworun triple in the eighth inning gave Oakland As 75 victory over San Francisco Reggie levtL land native of Swift Current Sask worked six innings and Bernie Carbo stroked homer and two singles as Boston Red Sox beat St Louis 116 Bruce Bochte slammed two home runs and Danny Briggs one as California Angels routed Cleveland Indians 123 Ron Blomberg doubled home the tying run in the seventh inning and drove in the winner with sacrifice fly in the eighth as New York Yankees edged Los Angeles Dodgers 4tl Fernando Gonzalezs 1thinning single drove in the go ahead run and Pittsburgh Pirates went on to beat Phila delphia Phillies 63 in the first of twogame exhibition series for the benefit of the Roberto lcrnente Sports ity in San Juan Puerto Rico Jim Palmer pitched the first six inning and their Dyar Miller snd Randy Miller finished up combining on four hitter as Baltimore Orioles beat Minnesota Twins 44 with the Los Angeles Dod gers From left Randy Tate should have finished it off in the 10th end Fortier said in an interview shortly after his draw to the eightfoot ring in the 11th and extra end gave his PEI rink its fourthround win over BC HAD CHANCE Fortier had chance in the loth to end the match but had too much takeout weight His rock pushed BC rock back to the fourfoot ring where it pushed PEI rock out of the rings leaving Everts and open draw for two and 55 tie Woods broke 22 deadlock by scoring five in the fifth end of his match with Quebec and Flgers lose final game 75 against Selects in Moscow MOSCOW CP Torontos Don Mills Flyers lost the final game of their Soviet tour 75 to Moscow Selects before ca Wings player to have surgery DETROIT AP Detroit Red Wings defenccman Terry Harper will undergo knee sur gery next Monday in Ann Ar bor Mich to repair torn liga ment in his left knee the Na tional Hockey League team an nounced Monday pacity crowd of 5at the Cen tral Red Army Sports Palace on Monday night The contest was marred by brawl with 26 seconds left in the game involving four Flyers and four Soviet players Flyers Canadian midget hockey champions completed the Moscow leg of their 17day exhibition tourof the Soviet Un ion and Czechoslovakia with two wins and tie against one loss Scoring two goals each for Don Mills against the Selects were centre Steve Bernier and left winger Paul Marshall De fenceman John Campbell had Flyers other goal Left winger Vladin Kharla mov paced the Soviets with thrce goals The brawl started when Don Mills defenceman Larry Whit tle tangled with Selects Vacheslav Maximov Both players dropped their sticks an started swinging Centre Igor Boitsov joined the alter cation and Flyers Greg Scarlett then moved in to keep the numbers even 11 Bruce Borsclair and coach Donny Sommers Photo BIS remarked that once you grab fiveender in 22 game its like money from home Tanasichuk was down by three after the first end with Al beras Don Sutton who finished play Monday at 13 but he got those back in the second and then stole one in the fourth to go ahead Ive had my troubles trying to get my draw weight Tan asichuk said in an interview Its not the ice its me Ive either been too light or too heavy trying to make the four foot Saskatchewans Campbell world mens champion several times said he thought things are going pretty well after jumping to the top of the stand ings with the others We played poorly in the first game he said of firstround 116 whip ing from Ontario Sunday ut today we played better and better For second consecutive gear Lafleur step closer to MONTREAL CP Right winger Guy Lafleur of Mon treal Canadiens scored goal and had three assists in We games last week and moved closer to the National Hockey League scoring championship for the second consecutive year gt Lafleur had 51 goals and assists for 124 points through 73 games before Montreals date with the Bruins in Boston Mon day night Marcel Dionne of Los Angeles Kings was distant second with 107 points on 43 goals and 64 as sists in 73 games Last year Lafleur won the scoring crown with 125 points Montreal left winger Steve Shutt Lafleur Iinemate was third with 55 goals tops in the league and 41 assists for 96 ints Then came centre Gil ert Perreault of Buffalo Sabres with 37 oals SCORING LEA ERS Excluding games Monday night Bowman Cherry agree By THE CANADIAN PRESS Scotty Bowman and Don Cherry differ on number of subjects but quickly agree when Guy Lafleurs name is mentioned That Lafleur goal was the killer Boston coach Cherry said after the Montreal left winger scored his 52nd of the season to lead the Canadiens to 51 win over the Bruins in National Hockey League game Monday night We were comi 1g on 31 and thought that we could pop in another one and make it inter esting Cherry said Bowman coach of the Cana diens agreed with Cherrys as sessment Guys goal gave us breath ing room They were coming back It could have been 32 and we might have been in trouble Lafleurs goal gave him at least one point in his last 22 games tying the NHL record Cloutier favorite TORONTO CP With the World Hockey Association scor ing race all but locked up by Quebec Nordiques Real Cloutier much of the interest now centres on the runnerup spot The Nordiques have eight games to play and the fleet winger has 125 points including 60 goalssecond in the league in that department to Anders Hedberg of Winnipeg Jets Hedberg with 63 goals has 112 points while Robbie Ftorek the ace UnitedStatesborn cen tre with Phoenix Roadrunners is just three points behind the Jets winger Scoring leaders Pts Pim CloutierQ 60 65 125 28 Hedbergng 63 49 112 46 Ftorek PM 42 67 109 84 BordtauQ 32 75 107 34 for consecutive scoring games set by Bronco Horvath of the Bruins in 19591960 BARONS BEAT LEAFS In the only other game Mon day night Cleveland Barons whipped Toronto Maple Leafs 72 dont think they outplayed us in the first two periods Cherry said But when they wanted to control the game in the third period they sure con trolled it The closechecking in race Nilssonng 34 71 105 85 TarditQ 47 56 103 63 Leduc cm 46 52 98 76 Lacroix SD 27 66 93 70 Stoghtn Cin 44 47 91 35 SobchukCin 40 48 88 32 Napier Bir 54 33 So 24 Dudley Cin 36 46 82 87 BernierQ 37 44 81 94 Keon NE 25 59 84 IO Webster NE 33 44 77 42 Sullivan ng 28 49 77 16 Lndstrmng 41 35 76 28 Rogers NE 21 54 75 10 Hall PM 36 37 73 30 Noris SD 26 47 73 30 Rskwski Hou 21 52 73 131 Mosie goalscoring feat still unbroken in 25 years WINNIPEG Twenty five years ago Wednesday on March 23 1952 Billy Mosienko established goalscoring record that has withstood the challenges of time expansion curved sticks and the efforts of some of hockcys most ex plosive scorers One of hockcys top scorers himself Mosienko carried his spot in the record books by scoring three goals in 21 sec onds The goals sent hicago Black Hawks to 73 victory over New York Rangers That night brings back fond memories Mosienko recalls from his home in the north end of Winnipeg where he grew up Its something that hap period But you didnt realize it it happened so darn fast didnt even know it was record until teammate Jim rny Peters told me after the third goal Mosic he said go get that puck thats record It seems like its all did that night was retrieve packs from the net Mosienko retrieved all three pucks because the first two rep resented his 29th and 110th goals of the season feat not com mon in the days of preex pansion llis threogoal feat now start ds as one of hockcys most un touchable records perhaps the one that survives where all oth ers fall At age 55 Mosienko has ad led few pounds around the middle and has thinning grey hair But he still retains that strong stocky build that en abled him to survive 14 years of punishment in the National Hockey League Small by professional hockey standards at fivefootcight 160 pounds Mosienkos size was never factor mainly because of his skating lie was joy to watch when he combined his smoothskating style with tree mendous speed and excellent stickhandling Mosienko played 711 regular season games in the NHL scor ing 258 goals and 300 points When he left the NIIL he stood seventh among career goalsco rers He Won the Lady Byng lro phy in 194445 was twice named to the second allstar team be hind Maurice Richard and also shared the record for most as sists in period four Five years after retiring he became at age 43 the youngest player elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame His desire to succeed resulted in number of injuries During his NHL career he had his nose broken three times his check broken two teeth knocked out IlI ankle ligaments torn Saskatchewan BC lead womens curling PEACE RIVER Alta Pr Saskatchewan and British olumbia defeated Quebec and Ontario respectively Monday in Iiflhrround action to move to the lead of the Canadian senior womens curling championship with 41 records Moose laws Millie Binncr dumped Rita Proulx of Quebec City 106 Earlier in the day she beat Vi Pikes Grand Falls Nfld rink 1H Burnabys Vi lapclla kept pace with 83 win in the fifth round over ntarios Shirley Keelcywher first loss of the tournament In fourthround action lapclla edged Beverly Reber of Whitehorse represen ting YukonNorthwest Territories 108 Newfoundland handed Alber Denies claim on NHL merger SAN DIEGO AP Bill MacFarland president of the World Hockey Association has denied claim that four WHA teams are preparing for merger with the National Hockey League and that two more will be picked Bobby Hull left winger with Winnipeg Jets said last week he is confident the WHA will merge with the NHL by June 27 of this year MacFarland said at league meeting Monday that he knows of no such situation He said the WIIA will exist as separate league next year with at least nine franchises and possibly 11 ta its second loss in the tourna ment with 96 fifthround win Pike hung on and forced Ed montons Iladie Manley to missed last rock SCORED TWO Winnipegs Lorraine Bloomer scored tw0 in the eighth and ninth to clinch 105 win over Joyce Myers of Halifax In battle of winless rinks Reber took 97 decision from Charlottetowns Doris MacDo nald Ncw Brunswicks Doreen Blair had the fifthround bye In other fourthround action lirederictons Blair scored four in the ninth to upset Proulx 115 Keeley of Kingston counted three in the eighth and four in the ninth for 134 win over Nova Scot ias Myers Edrnontons Manley scored consistently and easily through out her gamc en route to 122 drubbing of MacDonalds Prin ce Edward Island rink Manitobas Bloomer had the ourthround bye Play continues today with the sixth and seventh rounds twice in each knee toes frac tured and shoulder separated and then fractured PLAYED WIIII BENTLEYS Mosienko was teamed with the Bentley brothers Max and Doug to form the Pony Line one of hockeys most remem bered and successful units But while Mosienko sat out his ankle injury Max was traded along with Cy Thomas to To ronto for five players dont know what hap pened whether they panicked or what but it was very bad move he says now It didnt do the team any good It came after what Mosienko considers perhaps his only re gret in hockey other than fail ing to win the Stanley Cup The trade broke up the Pony Line threesome Mosienko compares to the Bobby Hull Anders Hedberg Ulf Nilsson line that Winnipg Jets have for med to terrorize World Hockey Association opponents We all had good speed and threw the puck around lot made it work for us be ex plained Much in the same way that Hull Hedberg and Nilsson do Thats why its such pleasure to watch them Three share lead in Legion curling NEW GLASGOW NS CP Dave Simpson of British Co lumbia George Kjenner of Al berta and John Morrison of Sas katchewan each won two games Monday to share the early lead in the annual Royal Canadian Legion curling cham pionship Nova Scotia New Brunswick Ontario and Quebec each had records Prince Edward Island Newfoundland and Manitoba were winless at 02 edged Earl Jesse of Nova Scotia 54 in the opening round and defeated Art Love of PEI 72 in the afternoon draw Alberta the defending cham pion defeated PEI 102 in the irst draw and turned back Ray Machan of Manitoba 84 in the afternoon Saskatchewan dominated Jack Myrden of Newfoundland 93 in the opening round then defeated Brock Tulackhouse of Quebec last years runnerup 643 Manitoba lost its first game when the rink dropped 76 de cision on an extra end to Cliff Black of New Brunswick In the only other games of the day Vince Gallipeau of Ontario lost to Quebec 64 in the morn ing and then buried New foundland 104 in the afternoon Friend You Can Trust If you drive small car you know how difficult it is to get reliable service Why not try the small car specialists at Simcoe Dotson Small cars are our business and well do the job correctly the first time smcog 549 Bayfield St Just callus anytime 24 hrs day and say you re looking for friend 7370254 The Barrie Examiner Tuesday March 22 1977 Plrn Lallour Mtl 73124 20 Dionno LA 43 64 l07 I2 Shutt Mll 55 41 96 2B Porrouult Bill 37 53 90 30 Young Mln 27 61 BB 56 Moclolch Fire 44 41 85 42 McDonald Tor 42 42 84 69 Slltlor Tor 33 49 82 87 Ratollo Sol 30 52 B2 18 McNob Bot 36 45 El ll Exposito NYR 34 44 79 40 Clarke Pho 24 54 78 67 on Gay Canadiens allowed Boston just three shots in the final period to preserve the lead and snap an llgame Boston unbeaten streak The loss left Boston two points behind Buffalo Sabres in the race for first place in the Adams Division Mario Tremblay Larry Rob inson and Guy Lapointe scored firstperiod goals for the Cana diens before Earl Anderson got the Bruins on the board with 33 seconds left in the period Lafleur and Doug Risebrough scored in the second period be fore the Canadiens went into their defensive shell in the final period At Toronto the Barons took 20 firstperiod lead their cruised to victory with little op position from the lacklustre Leafs FAULTY ON DEFENCE Although the Leafs outshot Cleveland 3735 they were often guilty of leaving goaltender Mike Palmateer with little pro tection from Cleveland shooters AI MaeAdam and Dennis Ma ruk scored two goals each to pace the Barons to victory while Jim Neilson Dave Gard ner and Brent Meeke added single goals Lanny McDonald with his 43rd of the season and Dave Williams replied for Toronto We didnt have good night Leafs coach Red Kelly said We werent physical and didnt play the game we should have played Some guys tend to feel they can get fancy against certain teams and they cant Part of the problem on de fence was the absence of rookie Randy Carlyle who was out with virus He was replaced by Bob Neely former defen ceman who has played mostly on the forwardline this season Scoring title Roblnuon Mtl I8 59 77 4I Solmlng Tor I2 65 77 42 Turnbull Tor 22 53 75 60 Gorlng LA 27 47 74 Polomnnt Colo 37 36 73 B2 Chorron Wall 33 40 73 IO Lyslok All 25 48 52 Lamolro Mtl 34 38 72 IO Gllbert NYR 24 40 72 40 Williams LA 22 37 69 l2 Potvin NYI 21 4B 69 95 Lapolnto MlI 47 68 SI Robert But 30 37 67 44 GOALKEEPING RECORDS Emptynet goals bracketed Excluding gamcl Monday night GPGA SOAvg Dryden 3035113 228 Larocque 1345 51 228 Mtl 438010511220 Resch 2417 93 226 Smith 1909 80 251 NYI 4380175 6240 Stphnsn 1002 40 240 Inness 210 257 Parent 3168145 271 Phil 43801968208 Edwards 1120 45 241 Djardins 2871126 3263 Sauve 124 387 Smith 265 19 430 But 4380I995273 Gilbert 1920 92 0288 Cheevers 2340116 297 Pettie 60 300 305 43202142227 Vachon 3699164 288 Simmons 180 13 433 Edwards 501 39 407 LA 4389289299 Wilson 2627129 295 Herron 1620 80 1296 Laxton 253 26 617 Pgh II 450023883l7 Myre 2132115 316 Bouchard 2258129 1343 Atl 4440 248 4332 Grant 920 45 1293 Belanger 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