NL
ROUNDUP
Cage
loss
UDINE
Italy
AP
A
Canadian
national
team
lost
87
68
to
Italy
in
the
last
game
of
the
Udine
international
basketball
tournament
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
night
Italy
won
the
three
day
contest
The
Italians
led
45
36
at
halftime
The
game
ended
a
monthlong
tour
of
Europe
by
the
Canadians
who
have
pre
previously
¬
viously
played
in
Prague
Warsaw
Barcelona
and
Brus
Brussels
¬
sels
The
European
teams
were
training
for
the
conti
continental
¬
nental
championships
in
Bar
Barcelona
¬
celona
Sept
28
Oct
7
Betuzzi
time
fastest
Chalking
up
fastest
time
of
day
in
Sundays
P
and
J
Gymkhana
Mark
Betuzzi
took
another
step
in
his
bid
to
win
the
Prince
George
Auto
Sports
Clubs
1973
competi
competition
¬
tion
championship
Betuzzi
driving
his
Datsun
510
extremely
smoothly
beat
the
last
run
all
out
attempt
of
Tom
Nixon
by
two
tenths
of
a
second
Winning
first
in
B
class
as
well
as
fastest
time
Betuzzis
drive
a
one
minute
84
seconds
run
Nixon
in
the
Black
Ugly
Racing
Partners
MGB
took
second
in
B
class
with
a
last
run
of
1861
Partner
Julian
LHeureux
was
unable
to
put
together
a
good
last
run
on
a
course
drying
out
from
morn
morning
¬
ing
rain
and
ended
up
fourth
Marvin
Rotar
in
his
wide
track
Datsun
510
turned
in
a
11281
run
to
take
third
in
B
class
from
LHeureux
by
a
fraction
of
a
second
Third
fastest
of
the
day
and
first
in
E
class
was
Don
Schmoks
front
wheel
drive
Renault
R12
Smock
with
a
11184
time
beat
second-in-class
John
Rodall
by
124
seconds
Rodall
drove
a
Fiat
128
Dave
Kay
took
third
in
E
class
in
his
Mazda
1200
He
lapped
a
11366
less
than
58
seconds
behind
Rodall
Womens
class
was
a
close
race
between
Gail
Joy
in
her
Jensen
Healy
and
Bonnie
Zettle
in
Dave
Allins
Mazda
RX2
Mrs
Joy
with
a
11556
beat
Mrs
Zettle
by
less
than
4
seconds
Both
competing
in
C
class
cars
Mrs
Joy
was
1001
per
cent
as
fast
as
fastest
as
class
Mrs
Zettl
1005
per
cent
as
fast
Third
in
womens
was
Janet
McGregor
in
her
B
class
Opel
GT
She
turned
a
11273
run
which
was
106
per
cent
as
fast
as
fastest
in
class
Sole
male
entrant
in
C
class
was
Dave
Allin
who
turned
in
a
11543
for
his
first-in-class
dash
plaque
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Five
team
race
grows
tighter
The
Canadian
Press
Introducing
a
new
dance
step
for
those
whacky
won
derful
folks
in
baseballs
National
League
East
called
the
Title
Tap
Out
You
take
one
step
forward
and
then
two
backwards
That
kind
of
treadmill
pace
I
This
also
I
happened
I
AA
V
Praise
earned
CARDIFF
Wales
CP
-University
of
British
Colum
Columbia
¬
bia
Thunderbirds
wrapped
up
the
Welsh
end
of
their
cur
current
¬
rent
British
Rugby
Union
tour
during
the
weekend
hav
having
¬
ing
registered
two
wins
a
tie
and
one
defeat
Even
in
their
16
0
defeat
by
Neath
the
Canadians
won
praise
in
the
Guardian
news
newspaper
¬
paper
which
said
If
they
are
any
indication
of
the
emergent
force
in
Canadian
rugby
then
we
in
the
British
isles
have
some
hard
times
ahead
In
subsequent
games
the
Canadians
defeated
Brid
Bridgend
¬
gend
12
11
and
Tenby
29
6
while
tying
Tredegar
6
6
More
games
are
scheduled
in
England
Canada
beaten
PARMA
Italy
CP
Japan
captured
the
Intercontinen
Intercontinental
¬
tal
Baseball
Cup
Saturday
night
with
a
1
0
10th
inning
triumph
over
Canada
The
Japanese
squad
finished
the
tourney
with
a
record
of
six
wins
and
one
loss
The
United
States
Puerto
Rico
and
Canada
tied
for
second
with
5
2
records
Japans
only
run
came
on
a
Canadian
error
in
the
10th
inning
Canada
out
hitthe
Japanese
75
has
created
a
five
team
scramble
for
the
division
title
with
St
Louis
Cardinals
hold
holding
¬
ing
the
lead
only
because
theyre
the
only
team
in
this
silly
division
able
to
play
500
baseball
Barely
500
but
in
this
division
thats
good
enough
The
Cardinals
dropped
their
third
straight
game
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
bowing
to
Chicago
Cubs
5
4
But
they
remained
on
top
of
the
division
because
Pittsburgh
Pirates
managed
to
blow
a
sixrun
lead
and
lose
to
Philadelphia
Phillies
8
7
Meanwhile
the
suddenly
hot
New
York
Mets
tightened
things
up
even
more
beating
Montreal
Expos
3
0
Elsewhere
in
the
league
Sunday
Houston
Astros
edged
San
Francisco
Giants
5
4
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
ended
their
ninegame
losing
streak
beating
San
Diego
Padres
5
3
and
Cincinnati
swept
a
doubleheader
with
Atlanta
Braves
taking
the
first
game
14
6
and
winning
the
second
7
0
On
Saturday
San
Diego
defeated
Los
Angeles
9
6
Chicago
dropped
St
Louis
3
1
Houston
out
slugged
San
Francisco
9
7
Atlanta
shaded
Cincinnati
3
2
and
Pittsburgh
beat
Philadelphia
5
3
and
Montreal
beat
New
York
3
1
As
a
result
of
the
Title
TapOut
the
Cards
are
still
first
despite
a
three
game
los
losing
¬
ing
streak
and
a
mediocre
record
of
72
71
Pittsburgh
is
second
one
game
out
Montreal
is
third
2i
behind
while
Chicago
and
New
York
are
tied
for
fourth
a
mere
three
games
behind
Its
a
great
race
for
the
fans
the
players
and
the
wri
writers
¬
ters
said
Mets
manager
Yogi
Berra
But
Ill
tell
you
this
is
hell
on
the
managers
Were
getting
into
the
ulcers
stretch
Its
going
down
to
the
last
three
games
of
the
season
for
a
lot
of
teams
said
Pittsburgh
manager
Danny
Murtaugh
This
race
cant
get
much
closer
observed
Cardinal
manager
Red
Schoendienst
Rick
Monday
ripped
a
pair
of
home
runs
and
Billy
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
tagged
his
19th
of
the
season
snapping
an
eighth
inning
tie
and
lifting
the
Chicago
Cubs
to
a
5
4
victory
over
St
Louis
Pittsburgh
blew
an
early
7
1
lead
and
bowed
to
Philadelphia
8
7
on
Willie
Montanez
ninth
inning
home
run
Montreal
errors
by
second
baseman
Ron
Hunt
and
short
shortstop
¬
stop
Tim
Foli
gave
the
Mets
a
pair
of
unearned
runs
in
the
fifth
inning
of
their
3
0
win
Cincinnati
stretched
its
West
lead
to
three
games
over
the
Dodgers
George
Foster
drove
in
five
runs
in
their
opening
win
Joe
Morgan
had
two
homers
and
Foster
Ken
Griffey
and
Johnny
Bench
one
each
for
the
Reds
in
the
twin
bill
Joe
Morgan
ended
an
0-for-17
slump
with
a
three
run
homer
for
the
Dodgers
stopp
stopping
¬
ing
their
losing
streakat
nine
games
Lee
May
boomed
a
three
run
homer
in
the
eighth
inn
inning
¬
ing
climaxing
a
four
run
Astro
rally
that
wiped
out
a
3
1
San
Francisco
lead
The
Pirates
are
at
Chicago
this
afternoon
Tonight
the
Giants
are
at
Atlanta
and
the
Astros
at
San
Diego
Gals
golf
tee
times
Its
any
three
clubs
day
Tuesday
in
morning
womens
golf
at
the
Prince
George
Golf
and
Country
Club
Dot
Beasley
was
last
weeks
medallist
winner
with
Ev
Carling
the
runner
up
Tuesdays
play
begins
at
930
am
with
a
shotgun
start
Following
is
the
draw
1st
tee
Dot
Engstrom
Nan
Briggs
Margaret
Mor
Morgan
¬
gan
2nd
tee
Alic
Guthrie
Bil
lie
Hill
Pat
Yorston
3rd
tee
Vi
Calyniuk
Ger
maine
Charles
Marion
Hack
worth
4th
tee
Ev
Carling
Phyl
Phyllis
¬
lis
Parker
Rusty
Dallke
5th
tee
Pat
McLennan
Muriel
Whitwham
Joyce
Rota
6th
tee
Nancy
Young
Rose
Broznitsky
Connie
Goudy
Big
victory
LINCOLN
Neb
AP
-Quarterback
Steve
Runty
after
two
seasons
in
reserve
drew
his
first
starting
assign
assignment
¬
ment
Saturday
and
teamed
with
sophomore
back
Tony
Davis
to
propel
Nebraska
to
a
40
13
victory
over
UCLA
in
the
seasons
first
matchup
of
top
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UNITED
GOALTENDER
Geatano
Mauro
makes
a
save
on
a
high
shot
from
a
Spartans
player
during
Sundays
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Association
action
at
Rotary
Stadium
Three
Labatts
defenders
from
left
Otto
Riech
Lino
Nadelin
and
Dave
Riech
stand
by
to
clear
a
potential
loose
ball
United
won
AS
TIME
RUNNING
OUT
Labatts
United
has
opened
a
nine
point
lead
over
its
nearest
competition
in
the
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Association
standings
with
just
three
weekends
of
reg
regular
¬
ular
play
left
The
undefeated
United
team
outscored
Spartans
4
1
in
one
of
three
games
played
at
Rotary
Stadium
Sunday
In
a
costest
played
in
Quesnel
Forbes
Construction
of
that
city
blasted
a
shorthanded
Northwood
Kickers
club
11
1
First
half
goals
by
Joe
Mauro
and
Walter
Hanik
and
second
half
markers
by
Harold
Hackers
and
Lino
Nade
Nadelin
¬
lin
pushed
Labatts
past
Spartans
Chris
Apostolou
fired
Spartans
only
goal
just
before
the
end
of
the
first
half
Acme
Electric
Canadians
moved
to
within
two
points
of
second
placed
Fort
Fraser
with
a
5
2
win
over
Mac
Mackenzie
¬
kenzie
BC
Forest
Products
Acme
got
off
to
a
3
0
lead
on
goals
by
Rick
Benningshof
Dwight
McFarland
and
Bryan
Weaver
before
Don
George
put
Mackenzie
on
the
scoresheet
at
40
minutes
Marcel
Skusek
scored
twice
in
the
second
half
for
the
winners
while
Tony
Mayor
tallied
for
Mackenzie
Fort
Fraser
and
International
Shakeys
played
to
a
2
2
draw
Milos
Rauljic
put
Shakeys
in
front
early
but
two
quick
goals
by
Tony
Lino
and
Billy
Kelly
gave
Fort
Fraser
a
2
1
halftime
lead
Angelo
Nadelin
evened
the
score
at
the
65
minute
mark
NORTON
PREDICTS
WIN
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Calif
AP
-Muhammad
Alis
era
of
pre
predominance
¬
dominance
in
the
world
of
heavyweight
boxing
faces
its
most
critical
test
tonight
when
Ken
Norton
could
end
it
all
for
the
former
champ
champion
¬
ion
Im
in
condition
but
I
dont
feel
too
playful
declared
a
scowling
Ali
at
the
Sunday
weigh
in
when
he
scaled
212
compared
to
205
for
the
San
Diego
fighter
who
beat
him
and
broke
his
jaw
last
March
31
Ali
proved
he
had
been
training
dilligently
by
weigh
weighing
¬
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three
pounds
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than
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when
he
lost
in
15
rounds
to
Joe
Frazier
in
their
title
battle
Til
win
the
31-year-old
former
champ
declared
I
cant
call
a
round
but
it
cant
go
the
distance
I
didnt
train
for
our
first
fight
but
I
trained
for
this
one
The
man
who
once
quoted
poetry
and
joked
about
oppo
opponents
¬
nents
was
quiet
as
he
approached
the
12
round
re
rematch
¬
match
with
Norton
at
the
Forum
It
means
big
money
this
time
but
not
that
much
in
the
future
if
Ali
should
lose
again
to
the
29-year-old
ex
marine
Weiskopf
tops
year
by
beating
Nicklaus
AKRON
Ohio
AP
This
was
very
much
a
per
personal
¬
sonal
goal
for
me
Tom
Weis
Weiskopf
¬
kopf
said
after
pulling
away
from
Jack
Nicklaus
Sunday
for
a
victory
in
the
prestige
laden
World
Series
of
Golf
Ive
had
such
a
tremend
tremendous
¬
ous
year
and
it
meant
so
much
to
me
to
beat
Jack
who
is
the
greatest
player
in
the
game
Weve
never
really
played
head
to
head
and
this
is
more
a
match
play
type
thing
I
really
wanted
to
beat
him
I
think
thats
why
I
won
But
Weiskopf
who
was
making
his
first
appearance
in
this
elite
event
that
brings
together
the
winners
of
pro
golfs
four
major
cham
championshipsthe
¬
pionshipsthe
American
and
British
Opens
the
Mas
ters
and
PGA
wasnt
trying
to
compare
himself
with
Nicklaus
I
dont
think
you
can
do
that
Hes
won
14
major
cham
championships
¬
pionships
Ive
won
one
Hes
won
how
many
tournaments
all
together
Then
he
paused
and
flashed
a
big
grin
But
Im
working
on
it
Maybe
they
can
compare
us
when
were
both
retired
Weiskopf
broke
out
of
a
tie
with
Nicklaus
through
the
final
round
of
the
two
day
36
hole
match
Sunday
and
won
the
50000
first
prize
with
a
final
round
66
and
a
137
total
three
under
par
on
the
7180
yard
Firestone
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In
two
other
games
played
Acme
Electric
Canadians
dumped
Mackenzie
BC
Forest
Products
5
2
and
Fort
Fraser
and
International
Shakeys
tied
at
2
2
Forbes
Construction
swamped
Northwood
11
1
in
a
game
played
in
Quesnel
Labatts
United
9
points
up
An
eight
man
Northwood
team
travelled
to
Quesnel
and
was
soundly
thrashed
by
the
Forbes
Construction
club
It
was
the
second
second
straight
win
for
Quesnel
over
Northwood
on
home
ground
Quesnel
got
off
to
a
fast
4
0
lead
before
Guy
Smith
answered
with
Northwoods
only
goal
but
it
was
all
Forbes
after
that
Jim
and
Sandy
Cunningham
scored
three
times
each
for
the
winners
while
Jim
Lund
netted
two
Tony
Car
reira
Gary
Schimpl
and
Pete
McCluskie
had
singles
Work
continues
on
the
league
clubhouse
at
Rotary
Stadium
A
work
party
is
scheduled
for
6
pm
Tuesday
Willing
hands
are
asked
to
bring
shovels
and
hammers
All
games
are
at
Rotary
Sunday
starting
at
11
am
with
Labatts
taking
on
Acme
1
pm
Fort
Fraser
faces
Quesnel
3
pm
Northwood
goes
against
Mackenzie
5
pm
Spartans
take
on
Shakeys
STANDINGS
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L
T
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Ga
Labatts
United
14
0
2
56
11
Fort
Fraser
9
5
3
52
36
Acme
Electric
9
8
1
41
43
Northwood
6
7
5
47
58
Spartans
5
8
5
33
43
Mackenzie
BCFP
6
9
2
30
51
Shakeys
6
11
1
27
24
Quesnel
Forbes
5
12
1
35
53
Ali
is
quieter
as
bout
nears
Promoter
Don
Fraser
estimated
a
crowd
of
14000
and
a
gate
of
600000
at
the
Forum
and
closed
circuit
television
could
bring
in
another
15
million
at
248
locations
in
the
United
States
and
Canada
plus
more
over
overseas
¬
seas
Bob
Arum
president
of
Top
Rank
Inc
of
New
York
fore
forecast
¬
cast
the
largest
closed
circuit
receipts
since
Ali
Frazier
If
the
fight
goes
one
round
five
rounds
10
rounds
or
12
Ill
win
maintained
Norton
whose
largest
purse
was
8000
before
he
met
Ali
the
first
time
He
has
a
200000
guarantee
this
time
while
the
ex
champ
gets
a
quarter
million
or
more
Norton
came
in
exactly
at
the
weight
he
had
predic
predicted
¬
ted
205
or
five
fewer
than
for
the
first
meeting
I
wanted
to
work
hard
and
I
didnt
have
too
much
excess
weight
so
I
had
to
work
twice
as
hard
as
before
to
get
to
205
he
said
quietly
Oddsmakers
have
installed
Ali
a
5
2
favorite
but
it
could
be
closer
at
fight
time
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PANAMA
Reuter
Panamas
world
feather
featherweight
¬
weight
and
lightweight
box
boxing
¬
ing
champions
Ernesto
Mar
Marcel
¬
cel
and
Roberto
Duran
respectively
retained
their
titles
here
Saturday
with
crushing
victories
over
Japanese
challengers
Marcel
scored
a
ninth
round
knock
out
over
Sigenatsu
Nemoto
and
Duran
pummelled
Ishimatsu
Susuki
to
defeat
when
the
referee
stopped
the
fight
in
the
10th
round
AL
ROUNDUP
No
predictions
from
Bird
boss
By
Canadian
Press
Earl
Weaver
can
be
loqua
cious
but
when
it
comes
to
talking
about
the
American
League
East
pennant
race
hes
cautious
Even
after
his
Baltimore
Orioles
split
a
doubleheader
with
Cleveland
Indians
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
for
a
5Vi
game
lead
Weaver
measured
remarks
The
Orioles
won
the
second
gameofthetwin
bill
13
4
after
losing
the
opener
0
4
while
second
place
Boston
Red
Sox
were
dropping
a
5
4
decision
to
Detroit
Tigers
I
am
a
firm
believer
that
the
ball
game
is
not
won
until
the
last
out
said
Weaver
In
Sundays
other
game3
Kansas
City
Royals
swept
California
Angels
9
5
and
6
3
Milwaukee
Brewers
whacked
New
York
Yankees
10
3
Chicago
White
Sox
turned
back
Minnesota
Twins
10
7
and
Texas
Rangers
clipped
Oakland
Athletics
5
3
Saturday
Minnesota
dropped
Chicago
6
2
New
York
walloped
Milwaukee
15
1
Detroit
beat
Boston
6
1
National
League
East
W
L
Pet
Gbl
St
Louis
72
71
503
Pitts
69
70
496
1
Montreal
69
73
486
2V4
NY
69
74
483
3
Chicago
68
73
482
3
Phila
64
79
448
8
West
Cincin
87
57
604
Los
Ang
84
60
583
3
San
Fran
80
61
567
5
Houston
73
72
503
14
Atlanta
69
76
476
18
San
Diego
52
90
366
34
Results
Sunday
Phila
8
Pitts
7
Cincin
14
7
Atlanta
6
0
New
York
3
Montreal
0
Chicago
5
St
Louis
4
Houston
5
San
Fran
4
Los
Angeles
5
San
Diego
3
Results
Saturday
Chicago
3
St
Louis
1
Houston
9
San
Fran
7
Atlanta
3
Cincinnati
2
Pitts
5
Phila
3
Montreal
3
New
York
1
San
Diego
9
Los
Ang
6
Ab
R
H
Pet
RoseC
603105
210348
Waon
II
535
92
170
318
Ceno
H
467
76
147
315
CaralC
456
74
142311
Perez
C
456
74
142
311
MaddoxSF
496
68
154310
Hunt
M
401
61
124
309
Singon
M
494
93
151
306
Wilams
C
505
66
154
305
Home
Runs
Stargell
Pittsburgh
39
Johnson
Atlanta
39
Bonds
San
Fran
Francisco
¬
cisco
38
Runs
Batted
In
Stargell
103
Bench
Cincinnati
100
Pitching
13
Decisions
Stone
New
York
10
3
769
Billingham
Cincinnati
17
8
680
Gullett
Cincinnati
17
8
680
3220
plus
tax
license
1111
Central
Strtct
California
swept
Kansas
City
9
6
and
43
Baltimore
defeated
Cleveland
6
1
and
Texas
edged
Oakland
4
3
The
Orioles
lost
the
ser
services
¬
vices
of
Elrod
Hendricks
one
of
their
three
catchers
when
he
fractured
his
ankle
sliding
horn
in
the
second
game
Despite
Baltimores
com
comfortable
¬
fortable
lead
Weaver
was
worried
about
how
his
teams
pitching
would
stand
up
in
the
September
stretch
run
We
can
use
someone
like
Gaylord
Perry
if
we
could
find
one
he
said
Bobby
Grich
had
four
hits
a
triple
double
and
two
singles
and
drovehome
five
runs
and
Boog
Powell
hit
a
three
run
homer
for
the
Orioles
in
their
win
Dave
Duncans
three
run
homer
gave
Cleveland
the
winning
margin
in
the
opener
Tony
Taylor
drove
in
two
runs
with
a
homer
and
a
sac
rifice
fly
and
Ike
Brown
hit
a
two
run
homer
to
help
the
Tigers
to
their
12th
win
in
14
games
this
year
Baseball
statistics
American
League
East
W
L
Pet
Gbl
Balti
82
58
586
Boston
78
65
545
5Vt
Detroit
76
68
528
8
N
Y
72
71
503
UK
Milkee
69
73
486
14
Cleve
62
84
425
23
West
Oak
82
60
577
f
Kan
City
78
64
549
A
Chic
72
71
503
10
Minn
68
73
482
13
Calif
64
75
460
16
Texas
50
91
355
31
Results
Sunday
Celve
6
4
Balti
4
13
Milkee
10
New
York
3
Detroit
5
Boston
4
Chicago
10
Minn
7
Kansas
City
9
6
Calif
5
3
Texas
5
Oakland
3
Restuls
Saturday
New
York
15
Milkee
1
Minnesota
6
Chicago
2
Detroit
6
Boston
1
Calif
9
4
Kan
City
6
3
Baltimore
6
Cleve
1
Texas
4
Oakland
3
Ab
R
H
Pet
Carew
M
511
84
176344
Horton
D
375
41
118
315
Murcer
NY
548
76
170
310
MayM
558
89
173310
Mson
nY
459
77
142
309
Otis
KC
537
86
162302
Ceda
B
503
50
150
298
Davis
B
490
49
145
296
Scott
M
528
84
156295
Jacon
O
516
96
152
295
Home
Runs
Jackson
31J
Fisk
Boston
26
Runs
Batted
In
Jackson
112
Mayberry
Kansas
City
93
Pitching
13
Decisions
Hunter
Oakland
18
4
818
McDaniel
New
York
12
3
800
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