have
produced
50
runs
over
the
same
span
10
runs
a
game
The
Pirates
had
their
hot
bats
working
again
Monday
night-
all
except
the
hottest
one
which
belongs
to
Willie
Stargell
the
major
league
leader
with
28
ho
mers
and
70
runs
batted
in
Stargell
was
hltless
but
the
other
Bucs
collected
15
hits
and
ripped
St
Louis
Cardinals
115
Elsewhere
in
the
National
L
ea
g
u
e
New
York
Mets
trimmed
Philadelphia
Phillies
3
1
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
downed
Chicago
Cubs
6
4
San
tJlego
Padres
slugged
San
Fran
Cisco
Giants
6
2
Cincinnati
Reds
swept
a
doubleheader
from
Montreal
Expos
4
3
and
54
and
Houston
Astros
took
a
pair
from
Atlanta
Braves
6
5
and
6
4
The
Pirates
got
started
fast
against
St
Louis
bunching
five
runs
In
the
first
Inning
three
of
them
on
Manny
Sangulllens
bases
loaded
triple
That
was
Sangulllens
only
hit
and
every
other
Pittsburgh
batter
except
Stargell
had
at
least
two
with
Jose
Pagan
collecting
three
Joe
Torre
had
three
hits
in
eluding
his
11th
homer
for
St
Louis
Increasing
his
National
League
leading
batting
average
to
373
The
victory
kept
Pittsburgh
four
games
ahead
of
New
York
in
the
East
Division
The
Mets
Baseball
standings
American
League
East
W
L
Pet
GBL
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
New
York
Washington
Oakland
Kansas
City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New
York
Chicago
St
Louis
45
26
634
41
31
560
4
11
41
32
562
5
34
30
466
12
34
41
453
13
26
46
361
10
12
West
50
24
676
37
33
520
11
36
30
480
14
12
34
44
436
18
30
40
420
18
28
41
406
10
12
National
League
East
W
L
Pet
40
27
645
GBL
43
20
507
4
37
36
507
10
12
30
38
506
10
12
Phlladel
30
44
405
18
Montreal
20
43
403
18
West
San
Fran
40
28
636
-
Los
Angeles
43
33
566
5
12
Houston
37
38
403
11
Cincinnati
35
43
440
14
12
Atlanta
36
45
444
15
San
Diego
27
50
351
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canoe
race
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and
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Schwartz
right
and
Phil
Staniland
background
put
together
a
fibreglas
canoe
as
part
of
the
building
program
of
the
British
Columbia
Canoe
Racing
Associations
Northwest
Brigade
Canoe
Club
The
building
program
provides
a
cheap
easy
start
for
anyone
interested
in
getting
into
one
of
the
Pirate
bats
hot
1
By
AttotlaUd
Prat
I
whipped
Philadelphia
spoiling
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ti
ih
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Rick
Wises
first
start
since
last
the
National
Leagues
Fast
Di
P98
nohltter
Tommle
vision
have
surrendered
35
runs
in
the
last
five
games
an
aver
age
or
seven
a
game
But
the
lively
Pittsburgh
bats
Agee
led
off
with
a
single
In
the
first
inning
against
wise
Agee
had
four
hits
inclua
lng
a
homer
but
It
was
Ken
Boswells
two
run
single
in
the
eighth
Inning
that
sank
the
Phil
lies
Cedenos
hitting
rallied
Hous
ton
fiom
a
3
0
deficit
after
the
Astros
had
held
off
a
late
At
lanta
rally
to
take
the
opener
behind
Don
Wilson
Don
Gullett
won
his
ninth
for
the
Reds
who
took
a
pair
from
Montreal
Gullett
got
late
help
from
Clay
Carroll
to
nail
down
the
first
game
win
with
George
Foster
and
Lee
May
contribut
contributing
¬
ing
home
runs
May
also
homered
in
the
nightcap
and
the
Reds
com
pleted
their
sweep
scoring
the
winning
run
on
Johnny
Benchs
nlnth
lnnlng
single
May
opened
the
decisive
ninth
with
a
single
and
then
pinch
runner
Buddy
Bradford
stole
second
and
reached
third
when
Ron
Hunt
let
the
catchers
throw
get
past
him
for
an
error
Then
Benchs
hit
won
It
Willie
Crawford
and
Wes
Par
ker
drove
in
two
runs
apiece
as
Los
Angeles
downed
Chicago
and
chopped
a
game
off
San
Franciscos
West
Division
lead
The
Dodgers
who
have
won
13
of
their
last
18
now
trail
the
Giants
by
5i
games
Meanwhile
San
Diego
knocked
off
San
Francisco
with
Clay
Klrby
beating
Juan
Marl
chal
Race
officials
are
expecting
a
I
This
years
race
will
be
run
on
last
year
That
stretch
from
total
field
of
12
canoes
double
a
different
course
than
the
upper
Salmon
Valley
to
the
Hudson
Bay
last
years
entry
of
six
I
stretch
of
the
Fraser
River
used
Slough
has
been
blocked
up-
fastest
growing
sports
in
the
area
One
of
these
canoes
can
be
built
for
about
100
about
half
the
cost
of
a
commercially
built
craft
The
club
has
racing
programs
and
family
outings
to
suit
the
tastes
of
white
water
enthusiasts
and
just
plain
fun
paddlers
Whole
lot
of
action
but
who
will
win
it
By
Associated
Pratt
The
Detroit
Baltimore
base
baseball
¬
ball
game
Monday
night
had
al
almost
¬
most
everything
Al
Kallnes
five
hits
a
pine
tar
hunt
and
the
drama
of
a
ninth
Inning
rally
But
there
was
no
ending
A
Baltimore
city
curfew
ended
the
game
after
13
Innings
with
the
teams
deadlocked
4
4
The
game
will
resume
at
the
start
of
the
14th
tonight
before
the
regularly
scheduled
contest
In
games
that
ended
Boston
Red
Sox
walloped
Washington
Senators
10
4
Oakland
Athletics
tripped
Minnesota
Twins
6
4
Kansas
City
Royals
blanked
California
Angels
3
0
Milwau
kee
Brewers
beat
Chicago
White
Sox
7
4
and
Cleveland
Indians
swept
a
doubleheader
from
New
York
Yankees
3
0
and
5
2
The
Detroit
Baltimore
affair
was
great
while
it
lasted
even
when
the
Tigers
and
Mickey
Lollch
appeared
en
route
to
an
easy
victory
with
a
4
0
lead
built
on
two
run
homers
by
Bill
Freehan
and
Kallne
First
there
was
Kallne
the
aging
great
who
put
on
a
hitting
show
with
his
homer
a
single
and
a
double
before
adding
a
single
and
a
double
in
extra
In
Innings
¬
nings
Then
there
was
the
search
for
the
missing
pine
tar
The
Ori
Orioles
¬
oles
claimed
that
Lollch
was
using
pine
tar
which
is
illegal
Umpire
Bill
Kunkel
frisked
the
pitcher
his
hands
his
cap
his
clothing
But
came
up
empty
handed
Lollch
breezed
into
the
ninth
with
a
two
hitter
before
the
Ori
Orioles
¬
oles
broke
loose
with
two
walks
and
a
double
to
load
the
bases
and
Frank
Robinsons
long
fly
for
one
run
Then
up
stepped
Brooks
Rob
Robinson
¬
inson
with
two
out
0
2
the
count
and
brought
the
partisan
crowd
to
its
feet
with
a
tying
blast
over
the
left
field
wall
Lollch
settled
down
and
stopped
the
Orioles
the
rest
of
the
way
but
it
was
too
late
Just
after
midnight
No
Inning
can
start
after
1150
pm
EDT
in
Baltimore
Doug
Griffin
hit
his
first
major
league
homer
for
Boston
in
the
third
but
later
Injured
his
back
His
replacement
John
Kennedy
tied
the
game
in
the
seventh
with
his
first
homer
of
the
season
and
squeezed
in
the
second
run
in
a
decisive
seven
run
eighth
Oakland
remained
11
games
ahead
in
the
West
as
Chuck
Dobson
kept
his
record
perfect
at
6
0
with
relief
help
in
the
final
three
innings
The
Athlet
Athletics
¬
ics
survived
two
run
homers
by
Rich
Reese
and
Tony
Oliva
to
win
their
11th
game
in
14
tries
SUZUKI
BUILT
To
take
on
the
country
From
50cc
to
500cc
SUZUKJJ
1153
-4th
Ave
through
several
decades
at
its
pre-all-star
game
banquet
Mon
day
night
All
five
received
plaques
from
association
president
Greg
Flndlay
of
British
Columbia
Lions
Honored
were
broadcasters
Jack
Wells
of
Winnipeg
and
Rheaume
Rocky
N
Rosnpos
of
Montreal
for
careers
In
foot
ball
broadcasting
reaching
back
in
the
case
of
Wells
for
almost
30
years
Also
honored
were
retired
CFL
official
Seymour
Wilson
of
Hamilton
Lt
Col
St
Clair
Sainty
Holland
of
Montreal
and
Montrealer
Hap
Holland
Lee
tops
NEW
YORK
AP
-
Lee
Trevlno
remains
the
top
money
winner
on
the
professional
golf
tour
despite
a
34th
place
finish
in
Sundays
Cleveland
Open
The
Professional
Golfers
As
Association
¬
sociation
tournament
players
di
vision
announced
Monday
that
Trevlno
nowhasearned165860
with
759
added
from
the
Cleve
land
tournament
Jack
Nicklaus
who
was
idle
last
week
remained
In
second
place
with
161213
Gary
Player
who
also
passed
up
Cleveland
ranks
third
119165
river
by
log
booms
sotheupper
leg
of
the
race
has
been
shifted
to
the
Nechako
River
The
race
will
start
from
the
Miworth
area
of
the
Nechako
and
end
at
the
Hudson
Bay
Slough
near
Fort
George
Park
the
same
fin
finish
¬
ish
site
as
the
Northern
Hardware
Isle
Pierre
Canoe
Race
This
is
about
20
miles
over
fairly
smooth
but
fast
water
half
the
distance
of
last
years
race
Starting
time
for
the
race
is
noon
Thursday
The
Miworth
starting
area
is
on
the
North
Ne
Nechako
¬
chako
Road
and
signs
will
be
posted
to
guide
spectators
The
race
is
expected
to
take
about
an
hour
and
a
half
Canoes
usuplly
entered
In
the
race
are
17
or
18
footers
of
com
commercial
¬
mercial
manufacture
but
of
officials
¬
ficials
are
authorizing
any
craft
that
will
meet
specified
race
standards
This
is
designated
to
leave
the
way
open
to
people
tak
taking
¬
ing
advantage
of
the
BC
Canoe
Racing
Clubs
building
program
In
Prince
George
where
club
members
are
helped
to
make
their
own
fibreglass
canoes
at
low
cost
Club
members
will
celebrate
the
event
later
in
the
evening
with
a
club
welner
roast
For
more
information
on
the
race
or
the
club
call
Dave
Sar
rlzan
064
7318
or
Dick
Rose
brugh
564
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ers
Association
honored
five
men
connected
with
the
game
Treated
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Allstar
offensive
lineman
KenSugarman
of
British
Columbia
Lions
is
in
hospital
In
Vancouver
for
treat
treatment
¬
ment
of
an
unknown
ailment
Sugarman
was
taken
suddenly
ill
after
practice
Saturday
at
the
clubs
Western
Conference
foot
football
¬
ball
training
camp
and
doctors
ordered
him
to
bed
immediately
Doctors
say
tests
will
be
made
to
determine
the
exact
nature
of
the
ailment
It
was
initially
described
as
a
type
of
virus
Guy
gets
Orr
words
WOODBRIDGE
Ont
CP
Bobby
Orr
had
four
little
words
for
Guy
Lefleur
when
the
two
met
this
weekend
at
the
annual
National
Hockey
League
Play
ers
Association
golf
tourna
ment
Get
a
good
lawyer
said
orr
the
Boston
Bruin
defence
man
considered
by
many
ex
perts
the
outstanding
player
In
the
game
to
Lefleur
junior
scoring
sensation
of
the
Memo
rial
Cup
champon
Quebec
Rem
parts
Lefleur
picked
In
the
recent
NHL
draft
by
Montreal
cana
dlens
scored
more
than
130
goals
with
Quebec
last
season
and
is
currently
negotiating
a
with
contract
with
the
Stanley
Cup
champion
Canadiens
Muhammad
not
bitter
CHICAGO
AP
-
Muham
Muhammad
¬
mad
All
upheld
by
the
Supreme
Court
In
his
conscientious
objec
objection
¬
tion
to
the
draft
says
he
is
not
bitter
toward
the
men
who
stripped
him
of
his
world
heavy
heavyweight
¬
weight
boxing
title
All
29
formerly
known
as
Casslus
Clay
was
deprived
of
the
title
when
he
refused
to
take
that
one
step
forward
to
mili
military
¬
tary
Induction
In
1967
He
was
later
convicted
of
draft
evasion
But
the
Supreme
Court
over
turned
the
conviction
Monday
because
of
his
Muslim
religious
beliefs
I
cant
be
mad
because
they
did
what
they
thought
was
right
he
said
of
the
loss
of
his
crown
I
got
to
ask
them
to
re
respect
¬
spect
the
rights
to
my
beliefs
But
If
Im
going
to
ask
that
then
I
got
to
respect
the
rights
to
their
beliefs
There
wasnt
no
bitterness
he
told
newsmen
after
hearing
the
decision
All
is
in
Chicago
training
for
his
Houston
fight
July
26
with
Jimmy
Ellis
his
former
sparring
partner
He
said
he
was
told
of
the
Su
Supreme
¬
preme
Court
decision
by
the
owner
of
a
grocery
store
on
the
South
Side
where
he
had
stopped
to
buy
an
orange
I
was
walking
to
my
car
and
this
feUow
ran
out
to
me
with
tears
In
his
eyes
All
said
He
grabbed
me
and
hugged
me
and
shouted
Im
so
happy
for
you
youre
free
youre
free
I
just
heard
it
on
the
radio
All
admitted
the
legal
wran
wrangling
¬
gling
was
a
mental
hazard
for
four
years
but
he
said
he
didnt
regret
his
decision
I
dont
think
it
bothered
me
a
lot
but
you
have
to
live
with
It
he
said
If
you
do
some
thing
bad
rob
beat
somebody
up
unjustly
its
different
But
if
its
something
you
believe
In
with
your
whole
conscience
jou
got
to
believe
then
there
aint
no
punishment
Its
honorable
when
youre
standing
up
for
your
own
beliefs
He
said
I
already
did
my
celebrating
I
said
a
prayer
to
Allah
All
said
he
plans
two
more
fights
after
the
meeting
with
Ellis
before
a
hopedfor
re
rematch
¬
match
with
Joe
Frazler
who
defeated
All
in
a
title
bout
March
8
in
New
York
City
I
think
the
public
will
want
this
rematch
and
I
certainly
want
it
because
I
still
think
I
whipped
Frazier
All
said
Vbufe
milesahead
at
STORES
1
We
start
with
the
proven
strength
ol
Nylon
cord
We
coat
every
single
cord
under
tension
with
a
special
compound
ol
rubber
and
chemicals
This
ensures
that
the
cords
will
be
inseparably
bonded
together
No
one
else
combats
ply
separatit
so
effectively
THE
CITIZEN
Tuesday
June
29
1971
13
CFUs
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tonight
MONTREAL
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George
Springate
Montreal
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place
kicking
politician
esti
estimates
¬
mates
some
25000
fans
will
be
on
hand
for
tonights
second
an
annual
¬
nual
Canadian
Football
League
all
star
game
Springate
Liberal
member
for
the
Montrcal
Ste
Anne
rid
riding
¬
ing
In
the
Quebec
national
as
assembly
¬
sembly
and
a
field
goal
special
specialist
¬
ist
with
the
Grey
Cup
champi
champions
¬
ons
made
the
estimate
at
a
Monday
night
dinner
attended
by
nearly
1000
fans
Last
year
the
all
stars
de
defeated
¬
feated
the
then
Grey
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cham
champion
¬
pion
Ottawa
Rough
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35
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in
the
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That
contest
earned
33000
for
the
CFL
Players
Association
pen
pension
¬
sion
fund
and
Springate
hopes
to
top
that
mark
by
a
consider
considerable
¬
able
sum
tonight
The
cream
of
the
other
crL
teams
under
head
coach
Jim
Duncan
of
Calgary
Stampeders
hope
to
make
It
two
In
a
row
this
year
A
victory
would
be
revenge
of
sorts
for
Duncan
who
lost
the
national
champion
championship
¬
ship
last
fall
when
Sam
Etchev
errys
Alouettes
beat
the
West
Western
¬
ern
Football
Conference
cham
champions
¬
pions
in
the
Grey
Cup
game
Both
coaches
expressed
confi
dence
in
their
sides
at
the
15-
plate
dinner
and
took
turns
needling
one
another
The
game
will
be
carried
on
the
national
television
network
of
CTV
and
starts
at
8
pm
EDT
The
Montreal
area
will
be
blacked
out
on
television
cover-
age
Springate
chief
organizer
for
the
Montreal
end
of
the
opera
operation
¬
tion
tempered
his
optimism
on
the
attendance
with
a
depend
depending
¬
ing
on
the
weather
of
course
And
the
weather
forecast
ap
peared
to
be
the
only
possible
fly
In
the
ointment
The
over
overnight
¬
night
area
forecast
called
for
a
hot
and
humid
day
today
with
the
possibility
of
Intermittent
thunderstorms
by
game
time
While
the
weather
forecast
was
uncertain
Montreal
quart
quarterback
¬
erback
Sonny
Wade
was
more
decisive
Wade
predicted
the
Als
will
have
a
few
surprises
for
the
all
stars
quarterbacked
by
Ron
Lancaster
the
perennial
all
star
from
Saskatchewan
Roughrlders
Weve
had
a
better
camp
this
year
than
last
Wade
said
The
offence
seemed
to
go
bet
ter
light
from
the
start
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