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per. Chris Cain breathes a sigh of | relief a
Humphries Tuesday.

ST. LOUIS (AP)'—At 43,
-Phil Niekro is’ the ‘star, pit-

Braves, are| pinning their’
hopes on him for,a National

, first: baseman Kejth Herttan-

dez* of. St.’ Louis Cardinals‘!
prior ‘to the 12:16 p.m? PDT
opener today. of ‘th

five NL championship series.

penalty-filled Be
Hockey, League’ game’ sin

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Darrel, Pederson, ' Dale Bris:
.eoe,, Rob Kivell and Dwaine
;Jurrett (also: scored.’ Craig
‘Angus ‘scored, two’ for
nfond while Michael Mareetta

gai st Stanl

Gene Garber, enjoying his; not, the spot y
beat season, had 80 saves for ; by ‘rookie
Atlanta,; while. rookie, Steve Harper
is “ Bedrosian: had.

i he: hard-hitting - “third: 43

b Hasenien s swung Seely: io the
tting i

“The ‘elanders, on a four-game'yoad trip to start the
season, were without head coach Al'Arbour, who flew back

‘3: to Ontario earlier. in the day. after the death of his-father.

¢ Canucks traded goals 80 seconds apart mid-way through
ithe | first: peri , down the. sluggish:
. sm to onk is

it coach Lorne Henning bandied ithe. tub froca

‘ Ansistai
behind the bench...
‘After Mi Basse of the Islanders and Lars Lindgren of .

: “We had some good chanced in the. third period, but we:
just; couldn't capitalize,” said Henning. “We: didn't have
enough guys going. They bottled our offence up early and we.

just didn’t’ get: untracked.”,--

<is“We wanted it badly,” said Brodeur, who preserved’ the

‘win with several outstanding saves in'the third period. “If

you.can kick off the season beating. the best team in ‘the,
league that means, a lot to us,”
:Vancouver:coach Roger. Nielson ‘said ‘he, was sure the’

y ‘controversial Gradin- goal went in, Told that the replays.’

*,'geemed to indicate: otherwise, he’ said: *
7 "Well, we ‘deserved to win anywi

pulling around the little netminder, Bourne had the
off the’ end of his stick hile gaping: ita wide-open!

‘ANAHEDA, CALIF. (AP)

a The first game of the'Cal-
S| fornia-Milwaukee alugtest

‘baseball's “American League.

championship ‘series belongs

Bale and ‘the An-

e fly in the ey inning,

}) tripled : honie? pair in the ©

tage.
“We'll go out’ ‘there again
and have 64,000 people in the:
atands and ‘the only thing

Vancouver, which plays 14 of its first 21 games on the a

road,'is:in Los Angeles jones ‘to face the Kings,

none out in the fourth inning

noee
Baylor, who had: 98 runs;

batted’ in this’ season ‘anda
league-high 21 ‘winning RBIs,

said he's. a different hitter ‘

with men on base.

“It's obvious I’ don't con-
centrate when there’ aren't
men on base, but. when there
are, doa lot more thinking,”
‘sal

on Aug. 81; said:he;was ex-
tremely’: happy with is’ sit
rocan

Fred Lynn, who had three reacted:

hits, including a solo homer

run, ‘said of Baylor: “Don's
been driving in runs for us in

clutch ’ situations “all year |

Jong we rely. heavily. on:

it can stop t momentum’ is’.

‘best-of-five series with Tom- :

> my*John, 14-12 ‘during :the
season, going. the:

5 : He ‘settled down after al-
; lowing a two-run. homer to
Gorman Thomas in: the, sec-

ond inning and another Bre-”.

wer run in the third. John al-
lowed ‘seven | hits ‘and’ was
- Dever in serious trouble after
ithe third...) ;.
LASTS THREE INNINGS
‘Brewers starter Mike
‘ Caldwell, 17-18,)igave “up
seven hits and ‘six ‘runs, five *
, earned, before giving way to
Jim Slaton with one on and |

* migers’ goalie Mark Frank
gov faced 83 shots in net while
any-.- Ross McKay faced 41 for the

coach’ Wranglers.. Medicine Hat
the took seven n of 12 minor penal-
> ties.

»:In addition to Chernomaz’s

ttle contest, Ken Clement
had three goals for the Cou-
gars -in the - penalty-filled
game. Rookies Mark»: Mc-
ll; Leary and Fabian Joseph
added two each in the game
before almost 2,000 fans.

fluid buildup for several sea-
sons, : from: Dawson's: right

went similar surgery for. re-
? moval ofa bone spur from his
right foot. :
Tomlin, added to the Ex-
4 pos 40-man “roster in Sep-
tember, had surgery to re-
pair a partially torn coun
in his left knee. i

ae or’ nevertheless said
John's pitching against the

and 1-1 “against the Brewers.

Canadian boxer.

By GRANT'REER :
BRISBANE (CP) —

Heavyweight boxer Willie”
DeWit of Calgary lived up to’.

his reputation as a puncher to:
be. feared today when che

2:45 of the first round in the
over-81-kilo division.

“I felt good ‘about it: be-.’
cause my defence was. work-~

ing and I wasn't getting hit,”
said the 200-pound Canadian.
“I saw ‘the openings, my.
punches were landing and I"
knew he was going to go
pretty quick.”

DeWit, a native of Grande
Prairie, Alta., had: the: lon;

, est wait of any boxer at the

Games. There were ‘only
seven countries entered in
the heavyweight class: and
deWit drew the bye into the
semifinals. He had a bronze
medal without throwing a
_ punch.

Now he fights either Har-
old Hylton of,:England. or.
Mohammed Abdellah Kent of :

Kenya for ’the~ gold. medal:

y-
USED LEFT HOOK.

DeWit, two inches shorter
than the 6-foot-5 Tanzanian,
worked the body of ‘his ‘op-
ponent with left hooks. He fi-
nally brought ‘down Isan-
gura’s guard and landed a
solid left hook. two minutes
into the fight. °

The Tanzanian took’ two '. rs

standing eight counts before
his coach: rescued . the, 82-
year-old fighter.

"1 knew he,was hurt when.

WILLIE SEwit :

Tlanded the left hook,” said
DeWit. “I looked at the clock :
and saw that there was time
left to finish the job.

.“They were smart to throw,
inthe towel. I iced him pretty,
quick, which was a surprise
because I expected a tougher
fight.”

Before the Games, DeWit:
said: he: expected to meet.
Terence’ Archer, an experi-
enced Australian heavy-
weight, but’ Archer was
knocked out in the first round
by‘Isangura in the quarter-

“USED TO WAITING ©

DeWit, 21, is the North
American amateur champion
in the heavyweight class. He
said the long wait before his
first fight didn't bother him.

“T'm used to it. I've done it
before .-in - tournaments.
Heavyweights have. always >
got to wait, it seems... :;

“I've trained hard to-keep
my weight down. I feel good
about the situation ‘here. I
came for the gold and I
intend to take it home.”