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years.

But the Mets, who had to come from a 2-0 deficit to
tie this best-of-seven series once before, tied it for a
second time with the help of three consecutive two-out

Schiraldi.

in Bob Stanley.

singles in the 10th that chased Boston reliever Calvin

Schiraldi got the first two outs of the 10th on fly
balls, bringing up Gary Carter, who singled to left.
Pinch-hitter Kevin Mitchell, a rookie, followed with
single to centre that sent Carter to second. Ray knight,
whose seventh-inning error cost the Mets a run, then hit
a looping single to centre that scored Carter and sent
Mitchell to third.

‘That was all for Schiraldi, a former Met, and brought

Stanley threw a wild pitch that allowed Mitchell to

score the tying run as Knight went to second. Knight
scored all the way from second when Mookie Wilson's
dribbler drown the first-base line went between the
hobbling Buckner’s legs for an error.

That made the Mets only the third team in World
Series history to be three outs from elimination and
escape. Joining the 1912 Red Sox and last year’s Kansas
City Royals.

Henderson's home run came on an 0-1 count against
= Aguilera, the fourth Mets pitcher, and led off the
10th.

It was Henderson's two-strike, two-out homer in

eries down to one game

NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Mets rallied
three times-and pushed the World Series to a decisive
seventh game Saturday night when they scored three
runs in the 10th inning, with the tie-breaking run scoring
on Bill Buckner’s error, to beat the Boston Red Sox 6-5.

Dave Henderson homered in Boston's two-run 10th
inning and the Red Sox took a 5-3 lead that looked like it
would send them to their first World Series title in 68

games in place of the injured Tony
made much of the opportunity. The RBI was
the series and he also homered in Boston's Game

unearned run after an error by third baseman Knight.

ERT BS

By RON NORMAN
Editor

Warren McDonald's goal with
just one second left to play lifted
Rossland Warriors to an 87 win
over the Castlegar Rebels Friday
night in Kootenay International
Jumor Hockey League action at the

SE SN RETO

Community Complex

The loss was just the second for
the Rebels in nine games

McDonald's goal capped an in
credible comeback by the Warriors
which saw them score twice in the
final minute

Martin Jensen had tied the game
7-7 ona power play goal with just 16
seconds left to play with Rebel
Kevin Koorbatoff in the penalty box
for tripping

The Rebels had taken the early
lead in what turned out to be a
penalty-filled contest when Walter
Sheloff beat Rossland goalie Mike

SCRAMBLE . . . Castlegar Rebe! Done Jackson (12)
fights for puck in scramble in front of Rossland 7
Warrior goaltender Mike McNally Friday night at

Warriors edge Rebels

MeNally just three minutes into the
game. Colin Carew picked up the
assist

Rossland tied the game at the
six-minute mark, but the Rebels re-
gained the lead at 7:32 when Rick
Viens scored the first of his two
markers. Dane Jackson was cred
ited with the assist.

A minute later Dean Sjodin
notched his first of two goals on the
night, with help from Perry Caputo
and goaltender Nick Colvin

But the Rebels gave up one more
goal before the first period closed,
giving them a slim 3-2 heading into
the second frame.

Rossland wasted little time tying
the game in the second period. Just
36 seconds into the period Greg
Jacobsen beat Colvin.

But Castlegar went back on top
with two straight power play goals

the first by Andrew Zibin un

the Community Complex. Rebels dropped game 8-

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assisted at 8:27 and the second by
Caputo at 9:37. Jackson and Dave
Terhune grabbed the assists

The Rebels went up 6-3 on a goal
by Viens from Sjodin and Sheloff
But then the roof caved in

Rossland scored two goals within
a minute and 10 seconds to head into
the dressing room down only 6-5 at
the end of 40 minutes of play

The third period remained score
less until the 13:17 mark when
Rossland finally got the equalizer to
knot the game at six goals

Then Sjodin scored what looked
like the winner at 17:26. with help
from Darcy Martini and Adrian
Markin. But the goal didn’t stand up
as Rossland managed two
the final minute to pull
vietory

More than 300 people
for the game

turned out

STOPS CANADIENS

Soetart sensational

MONTREAL (CP) — Guy Carbonneau’s second goal of
the game early in the third period earned the Montreal
Canadiens a 3-3 tie with the New York Rangers in NHL
action Saturday night.

Chris Nilan started the play when he dug the puck out
of the corner and dumped it back to the Rangers’ blueline.

Canadiens defenceman Mike Lalor then lobbed the puck
towards the Rangers’ net, which Carbonneau batted into the
lower right corner at 5:28. His goal ruined a steady effort by
New York goaltender Doug Soeteart, who in making his first
start against his former teammates stopped 33 shots.

Shayne Corson also scored for Montreal on a play set up
by Carbonneau.

Canadiens goaltender Patrick Roy, who faced 31 shots,
looked shakey on goals by Rangers’ Larry Melnyk, Mark
Osborne and Lucien DeBlois.

Soetaert, a former Canadien who signed with New York
as a free agent in the off-season, was the difference.
Montreal dominated the game but Soetaert couldn't be
beaten.

DETROIT 3 ST. LOUIS 1

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Petr Klima scored twice and Steve
Yzerman added a clinching goal with 9:50 left, leading the
Detroit Red Wings to a 3-1 triumph over St. Louis and
giving former Blues coach Jacques Demers his first win as
an opposition coach in the Arena.

Klima’s goals came in the first period, backing Glen
Hanlon's goaltending.

Preceding Yzerman's goal, Blues left winger Gino
Cavallini rebounded Doug Wickenheiser's blocked shot past
Hanlon to reduce the Red Wings 2-0 margin.

Yzerman scored his fifth goal of the year and fourth in
as many games two minutes after Cavallini.

QUEBEC 4 TORONTO 3

QUEBEC (CP) — Robert Picard’s third goal of the
season capped a final period comeback by Quebec and lifted
the Nordiques to a 4-8 victory over Toronto Maple Leafs.

Paul Gillis found Picard wide open in the crease to the
left of Toronto netminder Ken Wregget and the Nordiques
defenceman made no mistake, firing the puck into the top of
the net at 12:54 of the third period.

Toronto went into the third period with a 3-2 lead but
Dale Hunter tied the game for Quebec at 3:13 when he
picked up the rebound off a slapshot from the point by David
Shaw and slid the puck past Wregget for his third goal of the
season.

CAPITALS 2 DEVILS 1

LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Larry Murhphy’s fifth goal of
the season snapped a 1-1 tie midway through the third
period and lifted the Washington Capitals to a 2-1 victory
over the New Jersey Devils

Maple Leafs
clobber

Bob Gould scored Washington's other goal. Pat Verbeek
seored for the Devils.

The victory, Washington's ninth straight over the
Devils, gives the Capitals a four-game unbeaten streak,
3-0-1, and moves them to the .500 mark, 4-4-1, for the first
time this season.

Murphy, the top scorer among defencemen at the
beginning of play Saturday, came deep inte the offensive
zone to get a pass from Mike Gartner. Murphy put a
10-footer past Devils goaltender Alain Chevrier at 8:21 of
the third period, to give the Capitals the win.

WHALERS 3 SABRES 2

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Ray Ferraro's two goals led
the Hartford Whalers to a 32 victory over the Buffalo
Sabres and a sweep of their home-and-home set.

Dave Babych scored Hartford's other goal, while Dave
Andreychuk and Mike Hartman scored for Buffalo, which
has lost three in a row and is off to the worst start in the
franchise's 17-year history (1-7-2).

Buffalo goaltender Jacques Cloutier battled through
most of a two-man advantage by Hartford before Ferraro
tipped a shot by Babych to give the Whalers a 1-0 advantage
5:19 into the second period.

Five minutes later, the Whalers broke in on a 2-on-1 and
centre Dean Evason fed Babych, who scored his first goal of
the season from close range.

PENGUINS 4 FLYERS 2

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Doug Bodger scored two goals
as the Pittsburgh Penguins ended Philadelphia's six-game
winning streak with a 4-2 victory over the Piyers.

Mario Lemieux and Bob Errey also scored for the
Penguins, who ended a 0-10-1 streak against the Flyers with
their first triumph over Philadelphia since Dee. 21, 1984.
Derrick Smith and Brian Propp scored for the Flyers, who
had snapped Pittsburgh's seven-game season-opening
winning streak with a 5-3 victory in Philadelphia last
Thursday night. The NHL record for victories at the start of
the season is eight by Toronto in 1934 and Buffalo in 1975.

ISLANDERS 4 KINGS 3

UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Brent Sutter scored his
sixth goal of the season at 1:44 of the third period to snap a
3-3 tie and give the New York Islanders a 43 victory over
the Los Angeles Kings.

Gord Dineen, Mike Bossy and Mikko Makela also scored
for New York. Morris Lukowich scored twice and Sean
McKenna once for the Kings.

Bossy, bothered by a lower back strain that sidelined
him for four games, stripped the puck from Dave Williams in
the Los Angeles zone and passed to Sutter, who fired a
25-foot shot from the slot to beat Kings goaltender Bob
Janecyk to the stick side.

Boggs bogged down
in ill-timed slump

Walker hattrick sparks win

By CasNews Staff

Dan Walker scored on three occas
sions Thursday night to lift Sandman
Castlegar
Recreational

Inn to a 10-2 win over
Knights in
Hockey League play

In a game Tuesday, George Roberts
scored the winning goal as Castlegar
Playboys edged Woodland Park Shell
3-2

Castlegar

In Thursday's game, Sandman Inn
led 4-1 after the first period on goals by
Walker, Kevin Kirby, Bill Cheveldave
and Lyle Stoushnow. Assists came
from Walker and Dan Markin with two
each, and Vince Antignani with one

Chief Mercer scored for the Knights
with the assist going to Wayne Kin
akin.

Castlegar Rebels goalie Steve Voy
kin, doing the netminding duties for

Sandman Inn, shut out the Knights in
the second period while his team
scored three more goals for a 7-1 lead

Goals came from Al Isackson, Kirby
and Markin. Bill Cheveldave was
credited with two assists while Walker
and John Obetkoff picked up singles

In the final frame, Sandman Inn
added three more goals before the
Knights scored their final goal of the
game

Walker scored twice for Sandman
and Obetkoff added one. Pat Farkas
and Vince Antignani got the assists.

Wayne Kinakin scored for the
Knights with Mercer and Martin San
ders assisting.

In Tuesday's game, most of the
action came in the first period. George
Roberts of the Playboys opened the
scoring, then Doug Makortoff replied

for Shell with a goal before the Play
boys got two more, from Lawrence
Halisheff and Roberts, to take a 3-1
lead in the second period

The second period was sc:
Makortoff scored the only
final period for Shell, making
the Playboys

Assists in the game came from Bill
Nazaroff for the Playboys with two
and Mitch Quadvlieg. Terry Halisheff
and Randy Martin with singles.

Craig Wilson, Pete Moroso, Kelly
Keraiff and Rick Shukin were credited
with assists for Woodland Park Shell

In games today, Checkers/Mallards
plays Woodland Park Shell at 12:30
p.m. and Castlegar Playboys takes on
Castlegar Knights at 9:30 p.m. Both
games will be played in the Community
Complex.

Smokies

By The Canadian Press

Speed and youth proved no match
for out-of shape plodders Friday as the
Nelson Maple Leafs bombed the Trail
Smoke Eaters 12-3 in the Western
International Hockey League.

The defending league champion
Leafs, 2-0, only had two forward lines
but the rookie-laden club easily
handled the full-strength Smokies who
now have lost their first three games of
the season.

In the other WIHL game Friday, the
Kimberley Dynamiters and the Elk
Valley Blazers played to a 3-3 overtime
tie

In Nelson, rookies Trevor Tigar,
Sheldon Sabad and Randy Maxwell
along with veteran Brian Burley each
scored two goals. Maxwell also added
five assists

The speed of our team really shows
against a team like Trail,” said Tigar,
who joined the Leafs this year along
with linemate Sabad from Abbotsford
of the B.C. Junior Hockey League

That's the difference. They just wore
down. We've got a much younger
bunch of guys than them.”

Leroy Huestis, David Palmer and
Darryl St. Denis scored for the
out-gunned Smoke Eaters.

“The first two periods we didn’t play
any positional hockey at all,

Trail coach Roy Casler

NEW YORK (AP) Wade Boggs,
the best batter in baseball this season,
is bogged down lately

It's a feeling many top hitters have
known at this time of year

From Ty Cobb to Ted Williams to Gil
Hodges, the spotlight of the World
Series has often glaring
slumps — often made more prominent
by their team's loss

“I'm hitting the ball hard.” Boggs
said. “I just picked the World Series to
go through a bad streak

Boggs, who led the majors with a
357 average. is stuck at .227 on a 5-for
22 performance through five games. He
was below that until getting two hits
Thursday night. one of them on a line
drive directly at second baseman Tim
Teufel, who allowed the ball to bounce
off his ankle

So far in the series. Bc a
three-time American League batting
champion, has been better with his
glove at third bas«

Red Sox first baseman Bill Buckner
can commiserate with Boggs. Buckner
who bats third in the Boston lineup, is
at .174 and has hit safely ir
of 10 tries with runners in scoring
position

Mets first baseman Keith Hernan
dez, a career .300 hitter, 1s at .222

New York outfielder Darryl Straw
berry is mired at the same figure. 4 for
18. Strawberry does not have a hit with
runners on base, and has struck out six
times.

While Boggs, Buckner

produced

ust one out

Hernandez

and Strawberry struggle to break out
before it's too late, they are merely the
latest in a long line of stars who have
found hard times in October

Cobb, whose .367 career average is
the highest ever, was a bust in his first
postseason series, held to just .200 in
1907 as his Detroit team lost to the
Chicago Cubs

Williams, considered by some the
greatest hitter of all-time, also could do
no better than .200 in his only World
Series appearance in 1946, when
Boston lost in seven games to St. Louis.

Perhaps the greatest flop in Series
history came in 1952. Hodges, Brook
lyn’s steady first baseman, went hitless
in 21 at-bats as the New York Yankees
downed the Dodgers in seven games.

And the pattern keeps continuing

Eddie Murray. one of the most con
sistent players now in baseball, batted
only .154 as Baltimore Orioles lost the
1979 World Series in seven games to
Pittsburgh Pirates.

Last year, it was Tommy Herr's turn
to share the same disappointment in
the World Series. After batting .302
with 110 runs batted in during the
regular season for St. Louis, he hit .154
and did not drive in a run during the
Cardinals’ seven game loss to Kansas
City Royals.

Dave Winfield. the New York
Yankees outfielder often criticized for
not producing under pressure, had just
one hit in 2 s in his only World
Series appearan a loss to Les
Angeles Dodgers in 1981