14 — The Prince George Citizen — Friday, July 7,1989 The numbers game j | What's Happening AMERICAN LEAGUE San Franasco (LaCoss 3-5) at Si 1950-National 43,14 Inn. SPRUCE CITY MEN LONDON (AP) - How the seeded round-def. Krisbne Radford, 38,6-3,6- TOOAY Heather Park m best-of-toree Junior THURSDAY E n t DMtion Lous (DeLeon SO) 1951-National, 8-3 W L F A P players a rt Canarians fared Thursday 3 Third round-def. Nicole Provis, 68, 7 • Northern Skyeline mued softball zone cnampionsnip lor Babe Rum SOFTBALL W L PcL GBL AB R H PcL 1952-National, 3-2, 5 Inn., rain Western Seatxiard 13 3 99 56 26 at the 55.3-miMon Wimbledon tennis 6-3. Fourth round-def. Hana Mandiko- tournament begins at various dia­ baseball Second game at 2 Third Spruce City men Batemore 47 35 .573 - Gwym, SO 336 51 119 .354 1953-National 5-1 Fred Wats 12 4101 42 24 tournament (seedings in parentheses): va (14), 6-3, 6-2. Quarter-finals-def monds game Sunday at 11 a m (it necessa Seaboard 6 Coti Mts P„; t New York 42 41 .506 5VS Larkn, Cm 303 45 106 .350 1954-Amtrican, 11-9 Lad Construction 10 4 75 59 20 MEN Gretchen Magets, 6-1, 6-2. Semlfinals- 730 • Stray Cats vs W D West ano 00 Seaooard 7 Maiffline-MTR 5 Boston 39 41 .488 7 Clark, SF 304 55 101 .332 1955-National 6-5,12 Inn. College Hts Pub 8 8 57 56 16 def. Catarina UndqvisL 78 (78), 6-2. Barry s Video No 2 vs MTR-Controls 7 30 p m • Kicx Donng begins at Con- Men's iJo-pttch Milwaukee 40 44 .476 8 Butler, SF 296 49 88 .297 1958-National 7-3 MarimeJVTR 5 It 66 93 8 Third Round Champknship—vs. Steffi Graf (1). at in Pnnce George Mixed Recreation naugnt Youth Centre Steamer s 4 Papason 3 PG MJtcuftural 3 11 64 72 6 PG Ue 12 Coachs Corner t Cleveland 39 43 .476 8 Guerrero, StL 280 29 63 .296 1957—American, 6-5 Peter Doohan a rt Laurie Warder STE-ADELE, Cue. (CP) - Results Softball Stoney Creek Tigers 2 12 39124 4 Senior women Toronto 39 45 .464 9 Ralnts, Mtt 255 45 75 .294 1958—American, 4-3 (12), Australia, del Jakob Hlasek, Swit­ Thursday from the third leg of the 8 - Simon Fraser Inn Selects vs Prince SUNDAY SENIOR WOMEN Masters 11 Norgate 2 Detroit 31 51 .378 16 Mitchel. SF 297 55 86 .290 1959—National, 84 zer!- art, and John McEnroe (5), U.S., $50,000 Canadian Airlines Circuit men's George rep team in the opening game 8 a m - Baseball resumes W L F A P Karoiat 16 Bencher Midgets 0 n W WYtSWn Smith, S I 280 41 81 .289 1959-American, 83 3-6, 64, 4-6, 24, retired. tennis tournament at Hotel Le Chantecl of the Coachs Comer Spruceiander 8 - Softball resumes A-B tmai al 2 Karotat Angels 12 4 108 52 22 Merchant men Randolph, LA 302 35 87 .288 1960-National 83 Quarter-finals er (seedngs In parentheses): men s baseball tournament at Monty p m championship game ar 4 (it nec­ Oakland 51 34 .600 - Bencher Logging 10 4 76 43 20 Geo Coulling 10 Slaton Enter 0 California 49 33 .596 '/* Johnson. NY 283 54 81 .286 1960-National, 64) Rick Leach and Jim Pugh (1), U.S., Gabnel Field. essary) Howat Ins. to 6 99 86 20 SVfGLES Pumpnouse Pub 11 Partie Sound 8 Kansas City 46 37 .554 4 Runs — RThompson, San 1961—National, 84,10 inn. del. Darren Cahill and Mark Kraizmann SATURDAY 9 - Mixed soltbali continues B Division Masters to 6 98 58 20 Second Round Women's skxpitch Texas 45 38 .542 5 Francisco, 59; Mitchell, San 1961—Tied 1-1, rain (9), Australia, 3-6, 7-5, 46, 6-1, 6-3. 8 a.m. • Mixed softball resumes final at 3 p m at Bud Bargy Memorial Norgate Auto Body 9 7 71 77 18 Jimmy Arias (1), U.S., def. Marcus Fred Walls 8 Laugor 4 Mtonesota 41 43 488 9Uz Francisco, 55; WClark, San 1962-National 81 Bencher Mdgets 5 10 91 143 10 Ken Flach a rt Robert Seguso (2), U.S., 8:30 - Baseball resumes A semi-lmais Field A Division final at 5 p m at Ken- Naewie, West Germany, 64, 7-5. Jean- Analog 17 AC-CoorsO Seattle 40 43 .482 10 Francisco. 55. 1962-American, 94 Bruces Excav 0 15 52 125 0 del. Pieter Aldrich a rt Danie Visser at 6 p.m a rt 8 30 worth Field Francois Mattkeu, Verdun, Que., def. Mixed softball Chicago 32 53 .376 19 RBI - Mitchell San Francis­ 1963-National, 83 (10), South Africa, 6-7 (5-7), 6-3, 6-2, 7- 9 - Time tnals begin lor the Central In­ 9 • Time trials begm lor bracket orag MERCHANT MEN Woody Hunt (3), U.S., 78 (78), 6-1. MTR Controls 13 Citizen 10 Thursday Results co, 76; WClark, San Frandsco, 60. 1964-National 74 W L F A P 5. John Fitzgerald, Australia, and Anders terior Motor Sports Association drag racing at NCRP Racing ar 2 p m Jeff Cathrall (4), U.S., def. Jose Ayala, Fred Walls 9 Coasl Power Tram 4 Toronto 4 Baltimore 1 HRs — TGwym, San Diego, 1966-National, 85 George Coulling 14 4 133 48 28 Jarryd (3), Sweden, del. Greg Van racing event at North Central Raceway 10 - Highland Ridge Run leg ol tne Mexico, 16, 64, 6-3. Andrew Sznajder Harvey s Muffler 22 Smdar 9 New York 6 Detroit 5 (11 inn) 119; Larkin, Cincinnati, 106. 1966-National, 2-1,10 inn. Pame Sound 14 5 121 73 28 Emburgh, U.S., a rt Simon Yout, Aus­ Park. Racing at 2 p m. Sun Lie road race senes begins ar Shoppers 15 JJs Pub 13 (6), Toronto, def. Dirk Hortian, Wes) Boston 5 Milwaukee 4 Doubles — Wiksch, Montreal 1967-National, 2-1,15 inn. BX Pub 10 8 106 81 20 tralia, 7-6 (7-5), 64, 64. Javier Frana, 10 - Intermediate C zone men s sottPali 2415 Ridgeview Roaa Yeuowhead Inn 13 Reed Stenhouse 7 Germany, 6-1, 76 (9-7). Martin Black­ Oakland 3 Kansas City 1 25; Guerrero, SL Louis, 24. 1968-National, 1-0 P.G. Multi 10 9 114 80 20 Argentina, a rt Leonardo Lavalte, Mexi­ championship begins at Spruce City 1 p m - Coach s Comer Barbarians vs BASEBALL man, U.S., def. Mark Greenan, Cam­ Texas 3 California 0 Triples — RThompson, San 1969-National 83 Diamond-Tatxx 9 8 97 96 18 co, del. Peter Doohan and Laurie Ward­ StadHim. Pnnce George Gnats in Central Interior Babe Ruth bridge, OnL, 64. 6-1. Wi* Often, West Seattle 7 Minnesota 5 Francisco, 8; Roberts, San 1970-National. 64,12 Inn. Six Mile Lake 8 10 94 94 16 er (12), Australia, 7-6 (7-0), 7-6 (7-0), 3- 10 • The Pnnce George Citizen All Rugby Union play at Connaught Fed Senior Germany, del. Sebastien Lareau, Bou- Game* Today Diego, 7. 1971-American, 64 “ umphouse Pub 8 10 74 94 16 6,6-3. Stars meet the Quesnel All Stars at 1 30 - Koops Purden to Pnnce George Championship Slaton Ent 0 19 40 200 0 cherville, Cue., 26, 64, 6-2. Craig Toronto (Flanagan 48) at Detroit Horns runs — Mitchell, San Francis­ 1972-National, 43.10 inn. WOMEN cycling race begins at the Purden Lake Howat Insur 7 Ritchie Bros 5' Campbell, U.S., def. Daniel Nestor, (Gibson 2-4) co, 28; HJohnson, New York, 22. 1978—National, 7-1 MIXED RECREATION Singles Store Thornhill, OnL, 46, 64, 76 (7-4). Mark New York (McCuHets 3-3) at Boston Stolen bases — Coleman, Si 1974-National 7-2 A Division Semifinals 4:30 - Sunland Subaru vs Coach s m Kefi, U.S., del. Martin Dionne, Rimouski, (Clemens 8-6) Louis, 38; Young, Houston, 31. 1975-National, 83 W L P Steffi Graf (1), West Germany, del. Football second game ol best-ol-three Pnnce Fred Walls and Son 11 5 22 Cue., 6-7 (3-7), 6-2, 6-1. Baltimore (Harrssch 0-1) at Milwaukee Pitching (7 decisions) — 1976-National, 7-1 Chris Evert (4). U.S., 6-2, 6-1. Martina George women s sto-prtcn quarter-final f G o l P | P.G. Bookkeeping 10 3 20 (August 6-7) DsMartlnsz, Montreal, 9-1, BOO, 1977-National 7-5 Navratitova (2), U.S., del. Calanna Yeliowhead Inn 7 8 14 TORONTO (CP) - Helen Kelesi. Ihe CFL Chicago (Dotson 2-5) at Kan­ 283; Darwin, Houston, 8-2, .800, 1978-National, 7-3 lindqvist Sweden, 7-6 (7-5), 6-2. OUT OF TOWN Reed Stenhouse 7 8 14 reigning Canadian womens tennis Exhibition CROMWELL Conn iAPi - leaoers sas City (Leach 1-2) 222; Reuschei, San Francisco, 1979-National 7-6 Pine Valley 6 6 12 champion trom Thornhill, Ont. confirmed Final - Cory Watts and Darlene Ohiemann m and Canadians alter me fiisi rourw Cleveland (Farre) 4-9) at Seattle 12-3, . 800, 2.12. 1960-National, 42 Quarter-finals Northern Skyeline 5 8 10 Thursday her entry in the $100,000 Sun Eastern Division Saskatoon tor the Canadian lunor Ttvsaay ol me PGA s 5800 000 Canon (Johnson 3-1) Strikeouts — DeLeon, Si 1981-National 84 Larissa Savchenko a rt Natalia Zvere­ Coast Power Tram 3 11 6 Lite Nationals in Mississauga.