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scoreboard Kansas City at Chicago New York at Milwaukee American League East Lupu 63L Seattle at Oakland Boston 47 35 573 Minnesota at California Baltimore 48 37 565 National League New York 48 37 585 East Cleveland 39 41 488 LPct GBL Milwaukee 39 45 464 Chica 52 31 627 Detroit 37 46 446 1012 Phila elphia 47 86 566 Toronto 31 52 373 16s Pittsburgh 46 38 548 675 West St Louis 46 40 535 Chicago 49 33 598 Montreal 38 45 458 14 Minnesota 47 38 553 New York 33 51 393 19 Kansas City 45 37 549 West Texas 42 41 500 7v Los Angeles 56 30 651 California 39 42 4111 94 Cincinnati 46 36 561 Oakland 35 4a 422 14 San Francisco 38 48 448 17 Seattle 37 51 420 15 Houston 38 48 442 18 Sunday Results San Diego 38 51 427 18 Detroit Chica Atlanta 30 55 353 251 Toronto Cleve and Sunday Results Baltimore New York Pittsburgh 512 Philadelphia Minnesota 15 Seattle Kansas City Oakland Boston 87 Milwaukee 53 Texas California Saturday Results Milwaukee Boston Cleveland Toronto Baltimore New York Oakland Kansas City Seattle Minnesota Texas California Chicago Detroit Todays Probable Pitchers Boston Stanley 53 at Cleve 10 New York Montreal St Louis 83 Chicago 34 Houston Cincinnati San Francisco 512 Atlanta 25 San Diego 75 Los Angeles 54 Saturday Results St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Montreal San Francisco Atlanta Cincinnati Houston San Diego Los Angeles Todays Probable Pitchers land Bibb 85 730 pm Pittsburgh Forster 22 at New Yor Torre 87 at Bal Montreal Bahnsen 32 730 timore Flana an 58 730 pm pm Toronto Wills 23 at Detroit Cincinnati Norman 93 at Roberts 48 pm Houston Richard 76 830 pm Kansas City Hassler 52 at San Francisco Knepper 23 Chicago Barrios 83 830 pm at San Diego Shirley 69 10 Seattle Montague 56 at pm Oakland Norris 26 1080 pm Tuesday Games Minnesota Redfern 24 at Pittsburgh at Montreal California Tanana 126 1030 St Louis at Philadelphia pm Chicago at New York Tuesday Games Atlanta at Cincinnati Boston at Cleveland Toronto at Detroit rtop 10 By r111 CANADIANPRESS 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579 Stratford St Thomas London 11 550 115 Cambridge Guelph Brantford 12 11 522 Kitchener London Hamilton 11 12 478 Tonights Game Guelph 10 11 476 Brantford at Stratford fastball By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ontario League Saturday Results Newmarket Brampton Belleville 10 Burlington 02 LWnL Hamilton Kitchener Oshawa 2317 5135 Sunday Results Newmarket 24 14 10 25 Kitchener Burlington Brampton 27 915 21 Hamilton 20 Belleviile 00 Beileville 25 617 214 Brampton 110 St Catharines West 12 Hamilton 2415 35 Oshawa Newmarket St Catharines 231110 24 Tuesdars Game Kitchener 24 10 13 21 Burlington at Oshawa Burlington 22 15 I4 lplO soccer Western Division By THE CANADIAN PRESS NASL Minnesota 12 31 21 30 102 Anal1c Conreren Vancouver 10 30 26 28 68 Nanhern Dhulon Seattle 23 21 23 77 Portland 811 28 29 28 76 SL Louis lo 25 25 25 55 Six points award for victory Rochester 28 32 27 75 One bonus point awarded for Toronto 12 25 34 24 72 each goal scored up to max Chiugo 713 24 34 21 63 imum of three per team per Connecticut 15 19 4717 35 Eastern Division snndly 95 Seattle New York Dallas Rochester Toronto Chicago Saturday Results St Louis Connecticut Tampa Bay Las Vegas Los Angeles Washington San Jose Minnesota Todays Game Hawaii at Vancouver Tuesday Matches San Jose at Fort Laudera dale New York 12 46 33 41 113 Fort Lauderdale 12 30 22 29 101 Tampa Bay 10 42 34 35 95 Washington 11 21 26 21 69 PACIFIC CONFERENCE Southern Division Dallas 14 43 29 40 124 Los Angeles 13 49 32 43 121 San Jose 10 10 28 35 27 87 Las Vegas 10 26 26 25 85 Hawaii ll 31 40 30 B4 golf TURNBERRY Scotland AP Final scores and moneywin nings of top 20 and ties in the 106th British Open golf chain pionship that ended Saturday on the 6875yard par70 Alisa OTTAWA CP Top 20 tics and money winnings after Sun days final round of the Cana dian Professional Golfers Asso ciation championship Knudson Toronto 277 310000 course Shushack Bay 278 $7500 Watson us 263 317000 Hamilton Toronto 2110 35000 Nicklaus US 269 513600 Giroux Que 281 $3500 41 Green US 279 510200 Kna Woodbridge 281 33500 Trevino US 280 $8500 Pltc ford Nassau 282 81800 Burns US 281 57215 Norman Gillord 282 31800 Crenshaw US 281 87215 Rose Hamilton 282 $18m Palmer us 232 86376 Panasiuk Windsor 283 5900 ii Floyd US 233 35950 Maue Hamilton 233 5900 Hayes US 284 $4887 Barr Kclowna 283 3900 Horton Britain 284 64887 Klatt Edmonton 284 6900 Miller US 284 84887 Homcnuik Dauphin 286 $600 Schroeder US 284 84887 Garner Woodbridge 287 8560 Clark Britain 286 83740 Bo cr Que 287 5560 Thomson Australia 286 63740 Pi laski Toronto 287 $560 Ballesteros Spain 287 82280 Wakeham Duncan 290 8480 Butler Britain 287 82280 Fulton Toronto 290 $480 Cole Africa 287 82280 Bradshaw Concord 290 $480 Marsh Australia 287 82280 Bevington Ridgeway Patel US 287 $2280 290 S480 Shearer Australia 287 82260 Cox Vancouver 290 $480 minor league baseball By THE CANADIAN PRESS SUNDAY International Charleston Richmond 2nd game ppd rain Rochester Toledo Syracuse Columbus Tidewater Pawtucket American Association New Orleans Evansville Omaha 13 Wichita Denver Iowa Indianapolis Oklahoma ity Pacific oast Albuquerque San Jose Tacoma 12 Phoenix Spokane 12 Tucson Eastern Quebec Reading Bristol Waterbury West Haven Holyokc TroisRivieres Jersey SATURDAY International Charleston Richmond Toledo Rochester Columbus Syracuse CONVERTIBLE POOLS 1976 16 32 Pool Kit with cantilever coping ONE ONLY $1400 Call Ray Campbell 4873443 Guthrie No toll on George Knudson of Toronto hugs the Labatt Trophy close Sunday after shooting finishing round 68 for 77holc total of 277 to win the Canadian Professional Golfers Association championship and $10000 firstplace money CP Photo Knudson finding CPGA titles just bit harder to come by OTTAWA CP George Knudson of Toronto won his fif th Canadian Professional Golfers Association champion ship Sunday with fight one stroke margin and said it made him realize times had changed He told reporters after receiving the Labatt Cup and $10000 winners share of $50000 in prize money that back in the 19605 it was possible to come from back in the pack on the final day to win Now you have to set num ber and go out and shoot it he said You cant think about the others Im trying to play the course with as few shots as possible In past years it was possible to make comefrombchind charges but he calibre of pro fessional golfers has improved too much to permit such dra matics anymore he said Mark Shushack of Thunder Bay Ont earned $7500 for his second place finish at 278 one stroke behind Knudson who had rounds of 69 68 72 and 68 ¢Gar Hamilton of Toronto the leader after three rounds in ished third at 280 to win $5000 Phil Giroux of Repentigny Que and Scott Knapp of Wood brirgzz Ont shared fourth spot to earn $3500 each SIIARE FIFTH SPOT There was threeway tie for fifth with Bob Rose of Ham ilton Moe Norman of Gilford Ont celebrating his 47th birth day and Gary Pitchford of Nassau the Bahamasall win ning $1800 When the final round Started under clear skies and hot tem peratures that attracted 53000 spectators to the Hylands Golf Club course Kiwisoi was tied for second place He and Rose were seven under par two strokes behind Hamilton Shushack 26 was tied for fifthfour strokes be hind the leaders By the 15th hole Rose had fallen back and Knudson real ized Hamilton had run into dif ficulty However Shushack had picked up six strokes to catch Knudson at llaunderpar knew then we were in twohorse race Knudson said But Shushack bogied the lsth and Knudson shot par for one stroke lead that held up for the final three holes Knudson said Shushack sur rised him on the lsth by using is putter to hit onto the green after he had been chipping well all day in similar situatiions That shot went past the hole resulting in the bogie Shushack said the lsth hole was the turning point in the game but he had nothing but praise for the 41yearold Knud son who has been hero of sor ts for Shushack CANT PLAY HIM Knudson is the finest player Canada has ever had Shu shack said You cant play him you have to play your self 60fooi purr starts charge by Watson to Open title TURNBERRY Scotland AP Tom Watson will not forget Ca CannyAbe lzith hold on Tunlberrys Alisa golf cour se That was where he rolled 1n 60foot putt from well off the green to the amazed cheers of the 20005trong gallcry and started the charge that won him his sccond British open golf title It has to be the most impor tant shot of the toumamcnt for me Watson said Maybe it was the most important shot of my life Watsons incredible putt got him level with Jack Nickile in their headtohcad ducl as runa way leaders in the title race Saturdaysjust as it seemed thc old master might be ready to pull away Two holes later an other birdle at the 500yard 17th the hole the locals call the Lang thlngrput him ill the lead Watson and his Scottish cod die Alfic Fyldcs kept up run ning conversation as he hung on to Nicklaus in the historic duclmc of the most cxciting battles Scottish golf fans had ever seen If you could make this one sir Fyldcs said as Watson studicd his long putt from off the 15th green dont belicvc he really thought could makc it but did Watson said At thc 181h Nicklaus had to sink 60footcr to keep his hopes alive Alfie hes going 10 hole this one Watson told his caddie Weve just got to milkc out lit tle orlc RDWD RDARS Nearly 20000 persons roared as Nicklallss putt went in Wai Ask us aboutyou Come and tell us what youre looking for in job Tell us what you are today and what you want to be tomorrow Ask us if we can offer opportunities and challenges to match your needs No obligations on either side Well be glad to talk And we may haveljust what youre looking for But youll never know until you ask Visit our Mobile Recruiting Unit Canada Manpower Centre BARRIE THURSDAY 714 21 28 JULY 1977 1000 300 pm THE CANADIAN son then had to hole his putt from two feet to bc champion and he coolly went through with thcjol The hcildtohead duel had gone on through the last two days of the tournament In those two rounds Watson shot total of 130 and Nicklaus made 131 Watsons finaliound 65 gave him 12undcrltpar fourround total of 268 while Nicklaus fin ished with 269 Both shattered the tournament record llubcri Grccn US champion finished third strokes behind Nicklaus Open 10 BLACK DRIVER OMIIZTES JOHANNESBURG South Af rica CP The first black rally driver to compete in major South African motoring event will drive in the Total Economy Run later this year the examiner Monday July 11 1071 Robinson cui byOfiawa CFL teams irim rosters Bill Robinson once hailed as the successor to Russ Jackson as the greatest Canadian uarterback ever was cut by Ottawa Rough Riders on Satur ay as Canadian Football League teams reduced their rosters to the 33man limit spokesman for the Eastern Football Conference team said that among other considerations Robinsons age was the main factor in releasing the 76yearold signal caller before the regular season gets under way Tuesday Hes two years older than our other quarterbacks and Just hasnt picked up as fast the spokesman said Robinson who starred with St Marys University and the University of Western Ontario in college ball had played in the shadow of two highpriced imports Americans Tom Cle ments and Condredge Holloway since he joined the Riders in 1975 He has seen limited action in his two years with the club completing four of nine passes for 33 yards last season Jackson who finished his CFL in 1961 by leading the Rough Riders to Grey Cup victory got back into foot ball as head coach of Toronto Argonauts in 1975 but was fired at the end of last season and replaced by Leo Cahill The deadline for the reduction of rosters originally was set for Friday but after Wednesdays ArgonautsRou Riders exhibition game was postponed to the next day heavy rain and lightning the date was moved to Saturday Robinson wasnt the only big name released as Montreal Alouettes dum veteran guard Dave Braggins who ex pected to start is ninth CFL season in the teams opener at Ottawa next Wednesday on Friday The Florida State graduate who started his career with the Rough Riders was CFL allstar twice and was the Eastern nominee for linemanoftheyeal honors in 1975 General manager Bob Geary said he tried to trade the vet eran import but there were no takers Calgary was my last hope Geary said feel very very sad about the whole thing because Dave is super player and super individual Other cuts to reach the 33man limit EASTERN CONFERENCE Montreal Alouettes cut guard Dave Braggins wide receiver Bob Gaddis and running back Joe Colvey placed defensive end Junior Ah You running back Les Strayhorn quarterback Mark Johnson offensive tackle Max Huber and linebacker Craig Thomson on the injured list and traded lineman Pierre Gelinas to BC Lions for seeondmund draft choice in 1978 and cornerback Phil Price to Saskat chewan Roughriders for future considerations Ottawa Rough Riders cut quarterback Bill Robinson wide receiver Moody Jckson linebackers Jim Pratt Chuck Strickland and Paul Morris and running back Scott Crawford and placed defensive tackle Ken Moore and defen sive back LJ Clayton on the injured list Toronto Argonauts put linebacker Richard Lewis on waiv ers and place defensive end Jim Corrigall defemive tackle Grannny Liggins defensive back Ike Thomas and line backer Tom Chandler running back Richard Homes and defensive back Andre Johnson on the injured list Hamilton TigerCats cut defensive back Kirk Defaiao and running back Lorne Hubic WESTERN CONFERENCE Winnipeg Blue Bombers cut offensive guard John Taylor quarterback Bill Bowerrnan defemive backs Jay Locey and Don Bowman linebacker Bill Ferguson offensive lineman Darryl Craig and wide receiver Mike Washington and placed defensive lineman Steve Sculiy offensive guard Chuck Liebrock and halfback Buddy Hardeman on the in jured list Saskatchewan Roughriders cut offensive tackles Tom Ter hart and Bon Woolf defensive back Abb Ansley fullback Morris Legrand quarterback Dave Williams ht end Roger Adams and linebacker John Glassford laced tig end Dave Haddon and defensive back Ken Mc hem on the injured list Calgary Stampeders cut running back Wayne Moseley linebacker Jim Teal defensive end Harry Gooden defen sive back Robin Harder wide receiver Bob Larose halfback Rolland Fuchs fullbacktight end Ted Powell and defensive tackle Jerry Guido and placed offensive tackle Llo Fair banks and defensive backMel Wilson on the injured ist Edmonton Eskimos cut fullback Steve Ferrughelli defen sive backs Wayne Johnson Dave Montagano and Roy Pain ter offensive lineman Kevin Grady quarterback Jesse Freitas and linebacker Charles Anthony and placed tight end Tyrone Walls on the injured list British Columbia Lions cut defensive end Mark Allemana offensive lineman Glenn Leonhard and wide receiver Leon Bright International regaffa Wood moves to top of ranking NOTTINGHAM England CP John Wood and Greg Smith of Mississauga Ont who had an impressive victory Saturday finished second Sun day in the mens Canadian canoe pairs 1000metre event at an international regatta Tamas Buday and Oszkar Frey of Hungary won Sundays event in three minutes 4387 seconds while Smith and Wood had clocking of 34581 to beat Alexander Rogov and Sergei Peirenko of the Soviet Union who finished ill 34704 1n Sundays other finals Mar tina Fischer and Marion Rosi ger of East Germany won the womens 500mctre kayak pairs Rudi Helm of East Ger many took the mens 1000 metre kayak singles Sergei Antipov of the Soviet Union fin ished first in the mens Cana dian canoe 1000metre singles event Hungary took the mens kayak fours at distance of 000 metres and Hungary won the gold medal in the mens Iiometre kayak pairs Sue Holloway of Ottawa won silver medal in the womens 6000metre kayak singles in time of 345724 Ann Turner of the United States was first in 344989 Wood silver medallist in the 500metrc singles at the Montreal Olympics and Smith moved to the top of the world rankings by winning Saturdays 500metrc Canadian canoe pairs racethe most difficult of the Silver Bombers lose tough one to Sieelers By THE CANADIAN PRESS Sudbury Spartans scored on their first play and went on to trounce North Bay TigcrCats 361 in their Northern Football Conference game on Saturday In other play Sauli Ste Marie Sieclers defeated Orillia Silver Bombers 1914 Play resumes Saturday when the TigerCats are at Orillia and the Spartans in Sault Ste Marie ne of the touchdowns in the Sudbury game came on 61+ yard passandrun from quar terback Eugcnc DOrazio to Gary Bennett thcr touchdowns were scored by rumling back ttavio DcBencdet who got two Mike Reid and Peter Jokinan Sudburys Al Nowoselsky caught Rick Petty of the Tiger Cats in the end zone for safetytouch early ill the fourth quarter CONCERTS TOUCHDOWNS Graziano Prcssacco suc ceeded on three of four con version tries North Bay which had trailed 3607 got its point into in the game when Mario Spinas at temptcd field goal went wide but counted for single In Sault Ste Marie the Steel ers dcfcatcd Orillia when defensive back Brent Snell in terccpied pass by Brad Mc Fadcr with five minutes left in PEASTW SUSNS CutOut letters Graphics Sheets Illuminated Signs Artwork Posters Billboards Printing Gold leaf etc etc 311 Tiffin St OUTDOOR ADVERTISING lTD Barrie 7289711 the game and ran 25 yards for touchdown Orillia had 1413 lead on McFader pass to John Allan and touchdown by Steve Har rington John Harrison con verted the Orillia touchdowns The Steelers got their other touchdowns on 12yard run by Rico Bruni and the 101yard run by Paul Linklater The winners other point came on convert by Jim Direnzo on Linklaters touchdown canoeing disciplines It was the only Westem success on the second day of the 16country re gatta EDGE POLAND The Canadians took advan tage of favorable tail winds to produce an astonishing late burst to edge Polands Jerzy Dunajski and Marek Wisla in Holme Pierrepont coure record of 14491 Buday and Frey Olympic bronze medallists were third This follows their win in Belgrade two weeks ago and they must be in contention for world championship medal in August said Canadian team manager David Findlay John Wood seems to be going even better in the pairs boat John Edwards of Carleton Montreal Place Canoe Club near Ottawa showed strong form with sec ondplace finish in the mens Canadian canoe singles over 10000 metres His time of 541809 was just over three seconds off the win ning pace set by Hungarian Tamas Wichman In other events Saturday the Soviet Union and East Ger many showed little has changed at the top of the worlds canoeing hierarchy The Soviet paddlers who col lected six out of the 11 golds in Montreal again monopolized the medals here with Vladimir Partinovitch producing an 1m pressive victory in fast 14716 over Olympic silver medallist Zoltan Sztanity in the mens SODmetre kayak singles athlete peniaihion winner LONDON Ont CP Alain Williams of Montreal won the Ontario modern pentathlon championship Sunday with 5131 points The events he won and the points scored are equestrian 1056 fencing 1078 pistol shooting 978 swimming 992 and crosscountry running 1027 Henry Reinhardt of London had perfect 1100 points in the equestrian event Gord Kubanek of Sarnia Oni was tops in shooting Jack Alexander of Sarnia was first in swimming and Dennis Foumier of Montreal led in crosscountry running The womens pentathlon was won by Nancy Absolon 15 of Strathroy Ont with 3666 poin ts Have Your FREE brake inspection Dont take chances Your life and someone elses may depend on your reflexes and your cars brakes We cant fix your reflexes but we can reline your brakes replace worn master cylinder and make sure that your brakes are working right Valid until Friday My 2m 1977 Paul Sadlon Motors 233 Bradford 51 Barrie 7261811