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‘ustralia woh the other two team hooting: ‘events,

r Heuke and Alex Taransky-ca| uring the rapid fire |)

tol: ‘while ‘Jim Bilis'and Terry |
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| !Marie; Ont;,'and light welterweight George Mason of

* semi-final” round « with ‘five consecutive victories “in:
* > preliminary play and will face Australia Sunsay. while: | °
top-seeded England plays New Zealand.

» fourth with 276.,

‘Toronto, and Benoit Seguin placed ninth in the field of 18. |]. ;

Rod Gautreau of Saint Ji ohn; NB. the first Canadian’ i
“weightlifter to see action, missed a bronze medal by half a’

lift of'242.5 kilos hoisted’ by. Koon-siong Chua of: ‘Binga.

Canadian was: ju ‘'a-shade heavier than his opponent, ase

A ‘Commonwealth record lift of 287.5 kilos p gave ‘the
gold to. Dean Willey of England.

In the 67.6-kilo class, David Morgan | gave Wales its
first gold'of the Games with a Games record lift of: 295 |
kilos. Michel Pietraculpa of St. Hyacinthe, Que.; placed Hh

‘English veteran Chris Snode ‘easily won the men's is
springboard diving title, amassing 631.88 points to 592.08 i
for runner-up Stephen Foley of Australia. David Snively
of Montreal was fifth, one place ahead of John Nash: ‘of:

The Canadian boxing team remained undef ated. ins

Dawson City * eutpointed: opponents. from. Fit. a
knocked out his first‘ opponent Friday. i
/-The° Friday *:badminton team ‘advanced +to the.

here\;
1 ng victory, brought Cali-}
its second division title

AL Summplonship that starts.
Tuesday.

Brewers ‘11-8 Saturday and

', forged a tie in the American

Jim Palmer, 16-4; in the game
today. to ‘decide'the ‘division
champion.

beaten ‘the’: Brewers - five

Gene:Mauch in 23:
a major-league skip-

* “Noday,’ : Hamilton’. Tige:

Cats, hoping -Co reduce-To

day needing. either:a victory
i City, to

b)
Rand‘ topull even after fell’ and hea 4 13: innings be-
shind 4-1:in

straight in the last eight
days, pounded out .17/hits to
give them 45° for -th
‘three games'of the.

crowd of 47,231, watelied the

City:.to'a ‘Ba vietory over
‘Oakland | A’s and keep the :
Royi

. ball race Saturday.

The* victory. kept Califor:
‘nia’s magic. number at one.”
Ka <i

Willie Aikens led. off the. .

Royals eighth: with’ a single.;
ce. Davis:

White's sacrifice bunt. Jerry.
Martin then sacrificed the’

inners to secon ‘third,
Dave . Beard relieved Tom,

ed:base 18 consecutive:times ' *

on eight hits and. five
doubled to launch a fc
rally

and® finished ‘starter’ Doc
Medich, “12-15.. Al Bumbry
singled off reliever Moose
Haas to make it 6-4, ;
Third baseman Paul: Moli-
tor then just missed grabbing,
Glenn’ Gulliver’s' sacrifice
bunt in the air, bobbled the
ball and then threw wildly
past first and two unearned
runs seampered home.
Medich also balked.« run
home in the first following an
RBI double by Eddie Murray

‘and a run-scoring single ‘by

John ‘Lowenstei1.
Baltimore added four runs

in the eighth on Gary Reo-

\:Micke’s two-run singles and

The Angels took 820 'lead
in. the’: first: inning.’ Brian,
Bowning led off with « double
"and scored..on. a ‘single by
Carew. After Carew was out :
” atealing, Jackson belted: his’
88th homer.
The! Rangers.’

RBI singles by Dauer and
John Shelby.

? After falling behind for the -

third straight game, Mil-
waukee cameback to tie the
score 8-8 and chase starter
Scott McGregor.

“The, Brewers loaded the

» bases in the second on two

on;-Jim: Gantner's two-out
single.; Oglivie hit his 84th
rer, the 212th for Milwau-
kee this season, in the fourth,
‘After, Moore drew a one-

out. walk, Stewart came: in --!

‘and ‘faced: only one batter

’" his 19th of the year, ‘and they “

08; will keep | threatened, loading the bases
ifraona with’ none - out.’ But Hough
i] the

in ‘talk'to law- town until they
point. a progresses. feet BALTIMORE (AP). —

the National League West.

~The, regular season: énds
today. and if./a ‘divisional
playoff aati is’ necessary it
willbe in’ Los Angeles on
Monday: z

The Dodgers banged out’:
17 hits-and recorded their
season-high run total'as they
eliminated the third . place
Giants, who dropped’ 1. 1-

games’ behind: Atlanta. Boh

Welch, °16-11, pitched: five
innings of one-hit bageball for -.
the victory and Dave Ste-
wart finished up, earning his

lead, ‘starting with a six-run
outburst in the second inning
off Renie Martin, 7-10, ‘and

.reliever Al Holland. A‘ two-

run single . by.; Bill’ Russell’
‘opened the scoring and Lan-
dreaux. *; hit’ : his’, seventh
homer, a three-run ‘shot in
the big inning.

Cey hit his 28rd homer of
the season andthe 38rd of his =
career against the Giants‘in _
the third to make:it 7-0, and ~
Scloscia’ belted a three-run
homer in the fifth to make it

0-0.

*) Giants manager Frank
d his start-

* over the mi the rest of

the way. He is now 10-9.
,} ROYALS 5 OAKLAND 4
“KANSAS CITY, MO. (AP)
+=—cJohn Wathan drove. in
Rinch-runner Bombo Rivera
with the tying run and Cesar
Geronimo followed with a

Re- sacrifice ‘fly to lift Kansas

ing lineup at that point, and.

.Dodger. manager Tom Las-

orda decided’ to rest: Welch
for possible post-season ac. -
tion.

‘Dusty Baker’ and Steve. > *

Garvey drove in runs in: ithe: i
sixth.