16 - THE CITIZEN, Prince George - Monday, April 18, 1977 'S W EEKEND Karate visitors Expos help Phillies flounder MONTREAL (CP) - It may dropped four of five gamesdouble and single by BobBrown to end the eighth. He winners be hard to believe, but to Montreal this season afterBoone. retired the side in order in the Phillies are deepgoing 15-3 against Montreal in Boone went all the way toninth to record his first win in Top karate competitors in the East Division basement1976, said the Expos have beenthird when Del Unser’s throwa Montreal uniform. from out-of-town won most of baseball’s .more aggressive at the plate went to the backstop andSaturday, Bill Atkinson of events, but Prince George The Phillies, lastyear’s East in the early going this season.Rogers jammed his shoulderChatham, Ont., recorded his showed well at the interior pennant winners, left the“ Any club that swings like when diving to try to block thefirst in the major leagues B.C. championships at the Olympic Stadium on Sundaythat is dangerous,” he said. ball. Expos’ Dick as belted his sec­ Prince George Senior Sec­ with a 1-6 won-loss record fol­‘‘They aren’t swinging at two Williams said he would have aond homer of the season in the ondary School Saturday. lowing a 2-1 defeat at the hands better idea on the seriousnesssixth to help rookie Women were the only many bad pitches.” of the . Satur­ of Rogers’ injury today. lefthander Gerald Hannahs to competitors from the Edin­ day, the Expos edged the Phils Expos’ Ellis Valentine was the triumph. burgh Karate Club of 4-3. the big swinger Sunday, Rogers was replaced by During the weekend, the Prince George to take Sunday, the Phillies man­smashing a 2-1 pitch from lefthander Will McEnaney andExpos drew 105,068 for their first place in an event. aged just three hits against reliever Gene Garber over the the former Cincinnati Redthree games, an average of Judith Guest, Theresa and W ill left-field wall for his third struck out pinch-hitter Ollie35,022. Hamilton and Lori Peters McEnaney, with Rogers retir­home of the season and his finished first, second and ing the first 14 men he facedsecond in three games against third in the women’s brown before Jerry Martin’s two-outPhiladelphia. and black belt kumite com­ bloop single in the fifth inning.Standing at home plate, petition. ‘‘Greg Luzinski is swinging Valentine watched the ball Tom Seaver hot; Kumite is the fighting the bat all right and Garry clear the fence and then trotted style of karate, while kata is Maddox is swinging okay,” around the bases to a standing form. said Phils’ manager Dannyovation from the 29,115 fans. Evelyn Angele of Prince Ozark in trying to explain the‘‘I thought it was going to goone-hits Chicago George won the women’s team’s problems. ‘‘But Mad­ foul,” said Valentine. “ I was white and colored belt com­ standing at home plate trying by Associated Press ers to a 2-0 victory over New dox just isn’t getting any hits. York Yankees. The Yanks petition, with Dianne Labbe “ might be the to guide it. It stayed fair.” Tom Seaver fired the fifth of Vancouver second and A by Andre Dawsonone-hitter of his career Sun­have lost five of six and scored only one who is not swinging just 22 runs in their eight Dianne de la Chevrotierre the bat like he normally can.and Dave Cash’s run-scoringday, pitching of Kitimat third. single provided Montreal withto a 6-0 National Leaguegames this season. Charlie I think the rest of the guys are, Moore tripled home one run for In the junior kumite but they are not hitting the balla 1-0 lead in the third withbaseball victory over Chicago category, Lome Lenardon Philadelphia tying the score inCubs. the Brewers and Robin Yount sharp.” homered for the other. of Trail took first, Eugene Ozark, whose Phillies havethe eighth on ’s It was the second consecu­ Bienias of Kitimat second tive shutout for Seaver, 3-0, In other American League and Roy Sanders of Trail and the 41st of his career. Hegames, Rod Carew’s bases- third. struck out six and walked four.loaded highlighted a Jim Rodferd of Van­ The only for the Cubs cameseven-run second inning that couver won the men’s white in the fifth inning when Stevecarried to a belt kumite class. W h i t e S o x t e s t Ontiveros’s single fell just in10-2 victory over Oakland A’s, Paul Quinn of Kitim at front of EdJohn Mayberry’ssolo homer in was second and Ron Strat­ Kranepool. the eighth inning lifted Kansas ton of Prince Rupert third. Seaver’s gem wasn’t the City Royals to a 6-5 victory Prince George made a c o m i n g o n r o a d only fine pitching performanceover , and home strong showing in the men’s of the day. Jim Palmer and runs by Lee Stanton and Dan colored belt kumite class. CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago ran of the Toronto startingRoss Grimsley of Baltimore, Meyer helped Seattle Marin­ Merle Sinoski finished White Sox, who find them­corps. “ No, I ’m not hurting.Reggie Cleveland of Boston, aers to a 11-7 triumph over second and Cameron selves in firs t place in theI’m just battling to get into thenative of Swift Current, Sask.,California Angels. McMurray third. of Chicago White , will groove. I had the same trouble In other National League Ron Kamada of Van­ soon discover their real worth Sox, Bill Travers of in one stretch last year and games, Bake McBride’s bunt couver won the event. as they play 19 of their next 22 and Pat Zachry of Cincinnati then all of a sudden I started single capped a three-run Kitimat swept the men’s also had outstanding efforts. games on the road. throwing strikes again.” surge in the fifth inning that brown belt kumite class ‘‘You have to play half your Palmer allowed just three Manager Roy Hartsfield, carried St. Louis Cardinals with John Klie, Fernando games on the road anyway, so singles in pitching the Orioles whose expansion Blue Jays past 4-3, Correia and Manuel Leite it doesn’ t m atter when you past Texas 5-0 in the opener of came to town with a 5-2 record Ellis Valentine’s third home taking first, second and play them,” said Sox managerand left at 5-5, said: “ Singer their . It was his third. 44th career shutout and secondrun of the season in the eighth Bob Lemon. “ Nobodyis wandering around. He inning gave Montreal Expos a The black belt men’s ku­ expected us to win. But our in a row. In the second game, hasn’t gotten it together yet. 2-1 triumph over Philadelphia mite finals produced some pitching is coming around, and Grimsley gave up only six hits He’s not the Singer we know, Phillies, Rod Gilbreath’s run- excitement when eighth if we get the pitching, we’ll be in hurling the Orioles to a 6-1 but he’s a good competitor and scoring double in the eighth dan black belt Tatsuo all right.” he’ll get it back.” triumph. Suzuki stepped in as re­ The Sox got the pitching Cleveland pitched a four-lifted over Hartsfield, like anyone else, 5-4 and Ron feree. again Sunday when theydoesn’t like losing, but neitherh itter as the Red Sox beat Prince George fighters whipped ‘’do 4-2 I expect perfectionCleveland Indians 4-1 in their Jim Hamilton, Dwayne to run their winning streakbecause to you can’t get it.” first game. Cleveland put the (Mouse) Thompson, Niven five games as Ken Brett and “ All I ask is that the players game away by retiring the last Cowden and John Hallam Ball crowds Citizen Photoby Douk W e lle r Bruce Dal Canton combinedgive on me all they have, and I ’m 11 men in a row. lost their first fights. a four-hitter. convinced that they are. We In the second game, Fred Randy Burt of Kitim at, background, uses chito-ryu against Trail’s Ken Corrigan, break record However, they bounced Brett allowed the Blue Jays got off to a good start and thenKendall’s homer in the fourth back to give strong perfor­ who is using wado-ryu, in the kum ite division of the interior B.C. karate cham p­ two hits and turned over a 4-0 inning snapped a 5-5 tie andNEW YORK (AP) - we lose three straight here.” Attendance at the 26 home mances, as Hamilton won ionship Saturday. Burt defeated the form er Prince George resident and went on lead to Dal Canton after six “ We had only three hits yes­helped the Indians to a 10-5 vic­ five fights to finish second, to finish third. . tory. openers for major league terday (Saturday) and four baseball teams averaged a Thompson won three and Dal Canton was knicked fortoday (Sunday), but we were entries, Rick White and Travers scattered seven hits record 39,595, figures released Hallam and Cliff Stead each Bruce Russell was the Heather Ranee of a bunt single by Pedro Garcia in the ball game both days.” in pitching Milwaukee Brew­ won two. lone Prince George entry to Langeley was first in the Kotado Tanaka, second andin the eighth and a two-run by the office of the baseball All of the Prince George place in the top three, as hewomen’s group. third. homer by Doug Ault in the commissioner showed Sunday. black belts except Hamil­ was second in the junior The highlight of the com­ninth to spoil the shutout. The Last year’s average Lorna Taylor of Van­ petition was a kenbu kata attendance for 24 home ton received accreditation class. couver was second and Val­ was Ault’s fourth. SECOND GUESSING Thursday and performed Brad Jensen and Eugene demonstration by Suzuki. Brett departed because of an openers was 37,075. Seattle erie Scott of Langley was The demonstration re­ Mariners and Toronto Blue well, considering their lack Biewias of Kitimat finished third. ache in his left elbow. of experience. first and third. constructed the atmos­ ‘‘I felt the twinge in the first Jays, where there was a sellout Bill of Prince Jim Redfern, Shigeru Tom Janes of Prince phere of the battle of inning,’ ’ said Brett. “ I had crowd of more than 44,000, are Rupert won the competitionOhama anci John Starrett ofRupert took the men’sKawanajima in Japan dur­ good stuff, but it felt as if I was Umps walk off the additions to major league brown belt class. and Randy Burt of Kitimat Vancouver swept the men’s ing the 16th century. stretching something, maybe ATLANTA (AP) — The umpiring crew working Sun­baseball this season. was third. white belt class. Steve Toplak of Kitimat During the demonstra­ a tendon. I could have finishedday’ s Houston Astros-Atlanta Braves baseball game Total attendance for 26 home openers was 1,029,476, com­ The Kitimat A team won John Lam of Prince was second and Bruce tion, Suzuki split a thickup, but I didn’t want to keepwalked off the field during the fourth inning, protesting the Robinson of Vancouver pared to last year’s 889,796 for the team competition, withRupert won the men’s col­ pine board without break­stretching it and cause a seri­ showing of a close play on the stadium ’s electronic third. 24 games. Prince George A second ored belt class, with Ron ing the flow of the kata. ous problem.” scoreboard. Randy Burt of Kitim at Five of the home opener and Vancouver B third. Yamada of Vancouver sec­ Suzuki is the highest The umpires stayed off the field for about a minute, but won the black belt class, Losing pitcher B ill Singer crowds were opening-day City competitors didn’t ond and K itim a t’s Alan ranked active wado-ryu returned after Bill Lucas, Atlanta’s director of player per­ fair as well in the kata. Twcedie third. with a pair of Vancouverperson in the world. appeared to have a more seri­ records for the clubs involved: ous problem and left the game sonnel, spoke to them in the dugout. Seattle, which previously had The National League crew consisted of Terry Tata, Ed after three innings. He allowed a major league team, 57,762; only one hit, but he walkedSudol, Dick Stello and Bruce Froemming. The controversy came when Bob Watson scored on a passed ball, andMontreal Expos, who moved to five, and the Sox turned the the new Olympic Stadim from walks into three runs on sac­ Biff Pocoroba’s throw to pitcher made it a close play at the plate. Jarry Park, 57,592; Milwaukee Calgary leading Hurry Kings 2-1 rifice flies by Richie Zisk in the Brewers, 55,120; San Diego first inning and Royle Stillman Braves owner Ted Turner requested that fans stop bo­ The Calgary Trojans havewestern final to the Thompson,Last year Calgary lost here, Embrun, Ont., Panthers. Padres, 46,375, and California and Jorge Orta in the third. oing after the replay was shown, but when they refused, the taken a 2-1 lead in the best-of-Man, Hawks, who lost thethen the Mohawks went on to Angels, 34,654. The attendance The western champion goes‘‘My delivery is all fouled up, umpires left the field. five B.C.-Alberta intermediate Canadian title to the Moncton,beat Thompson, before losingeast this year for the national at Seattle, Montreal and Mil- N.B., Bears. the Canadian final 3-2 in the and I don’t know what I m waukee were all-time records, hockey championship. final, April 29 to May 3. doing, said Singer, the vete- ...... 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