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JEWELLERY: Pandants, bracelets Nate 4 As sar rests 14 } LAMPS AND PICTURES: J va 144 4 va 1.44 five years: The | Czechoslovakian-born left-hander, 26, -with a classic grass-court game, had: been favored to’ win. In doing'so, she claimed a prize of $67,812 « and was halfway towards’ a’> record bonus of $1 million of-)'. fered by Playtex if she wins, the U.S. Open in September. -& The crowd. around’ the centre court at, the. All- long-time favorite hera ‘who has won Wimbledon three. “times herself and is married to John’ Lloyd,..a British Davis Cup player. In the second set of a « high-quality but fluctuating match, Lloyd was on top. She’~ was a service break up in the final ‘set, 'too,bit; then. the ’: match suddenly ' swung: to’ Navratilova’s favor again. ° Alter pulling out:to a 2-1 advantage, Lloyd never wor another game. Barbara Jordan. and “Anne Smith, 6-4, 6-1in the women's ‘B. doubles. MADRID (cr) — Poland expects to win one for the man. in.. the.. street, while Northern Ireland ‘dreams its > impossible * dreams : in the second “round of, the ; 12th:, World Cup soccer tourna- ment. Poland is favored over, the So'viet Union in a showdown -for-the Group A qualifying + slot when the countries meet today in Barcelona. Northern Ireland, the only unseeded team left, ‘is the’ underdog against arevived French tem in a Group D match here’ today, in a’ game ‘the cBC network: will televise’ at -9 - a.m.. PDT. . No games were scheduled | ‘ Saturday. y France and: Poland ‘each, can move up with a draw, while their oppenents| have to aid for_a-victory. Northern «Ireland, which has done well to get this far, can afford to take thances. “Why not?”. says: striker Billy Hamilton, who scored both goals in a 2-2 tie with Austria on Thursday. “We've everything to gain and noth- ing really to lose. “It is the correct frame of mind, in which to approach ‘ such a game.” The last two, qualifying slots will be decided Monday. Brazil and Italy face off for one in Barcelona, while Eng-" vision network ¥ live feed besinr PDT, ‘McEnroe hammered un- seeded ‘fellow-American Tim, Mayotte’ 6-8; 6-1, 6-2, while Connors crushed Mark Ed- Hopes or Australia C4) 6-8, provide a at. 6.a.m. ‘crisp volleys: t the net,; was -matched. against; oneof the “world's *: wiliest>;-baseliners, the contrast in styles creat- ing a fascinating. match. “Lloyd could do little right .in the first set, however. Her ng. shots inissed the ‘lines'and her Jobs were long. The initial set was over in 21 minutes -and-then Navratil. : ‘ova got a quick service.break. ‘in.the. second. It threatened 1 be one'of the fastest finals ut. Lloyd: changed tactics backhands to break through in the second set for 5-8, and continued her winning steak by serying ‘out at love to level the match at one set all. She ‘continued. to pass Navratilova at the net in the‘ final set to break Navratilo- va's serve] and grab a ‘2-1 lead. But then Lloyd reached a dead end and it was all Navratilova after that. “Someone is going to. have to play awfully well to beat me in‘the U.S. Open,”: said ‘Navratilova, who, has. now” won 64 of the 65 matches she has played in 1982. “Ihave always-wanted to be known ‘as one of the greatest players of all time, and maybe this is my big: chance.” All of the traditions of the» - ‘ zdey fas™the women’ Englist ‘say, ‘w: ed.. The ‘players entered the court.with their arms full: of : flowers. ©The. Duchess ' “ Kent, cousin by marriage ‘of went to: the ;nex. more, + forcing: the play and. begin-; ‘ning ‘to hit vith! more cont ‘World World Cup soccer, land, needs a solid. Hee here | over .Spain, which: al- ready has been eliminated. An. English loss. or. .draw would. put West. Germany into. the final four. and’ runnerup: curtisied: to- gether: to. the: royalty.” yhen regards as: the most impor- tant match‘in the 102-year- old history of the Irish Foot- ball ‘Association. ARGENTINIANS LEAVE _ Meanwhile, : Diego . Mara- “dons, the midfield’ star of chain- with. no problem, whatso- ever,” said Polish coach An- toni :Piechniczek. “We.. are ‘now thinking ‘of our oppon- ents in the” semifinal, Prob- ably‘ Bri eee allowed that the Soviets “could ‘probably play better than,in their poor | 1-0 win over Belgium, but not they are not good enough to: beat,us.” ‘The Soviets are. looking to regain. their opening-night form, when they. gave: Brazil its hardest match but lost 2-1.: Michel Platini, the midfield. star for France, returns to the Frnch lineup although his team. hardly needs. more punch in midfield. The trio of Bernard Genghini, Alain Gir- esse and Jean Tigana turned in.an excellent performance in France's 1-0 victory over Austria last Monday. _— Bill” Bingham, ‘open without Pat Jennings, . the., veteran ‘of 95. inter- ‘national: matches who has been under treatment for a groin strain. Bingham will take no chances in what he ‘Northern’ -Ireland’s manager, expects to- pions, prepared to-leave for home Saturday carrying a burden of: bitter disappoint- ment. For. Maradona, ‘the finals ended four minutes. early when he was sent. off in a heated climax to the second- round’ match: against Brazil on: Friday. . The Brazilians won 3-1. and. Argentina's four-year reign as champion was over. Maradona’s . ejec- tion came. after he thrust a boot, ‘studs first, into. -Braz- ilian player Batista's groin. As Maradona walked from the pitch; he‘crossed himself and fought back tears. It was the saddest World Cup exit since a July day in 1966 when Pele, the great Brazilian, was - forced out of: the . finals in England .by”a ‘series’ of wounding - -fouls. “1 recognize publicly that my expulsion was totally jus- tified,” “Maradona said. “My tackle was very hard. “My leg just went. r am sorry. Brazil was'a better team. We losi to the future world champions.” Oakland downs Texas OAKLAND, CALIF. (AP) — °Mike Heath, . Mickey Kluttsyand Dwayne Murphy delivered RBI, singles in a three-run‘ fifth inning’ and Rick Langford pitched‘a five- hitter Saturday to give Oak- land A’s.a come-from-behind 5-8 victory over: Texas: that ended the Rangers’ winning streak. his 76th theft of the season in his 80th game. By compar-, - ison, Lou Brock of St. Louis ‘Cardinals stole his 76th in the 110th\game when he set the major league record of 118 in the final run‘of the-inning. Texas took a 8-1 lead with runs in each of the first three innings: Buddy. Bell: hit his ninth homer'in the first and, after Oakland tied it 1-1 on Johnson's: RBI gounder, the -Rangors scored an dunearned Fun in’ the’second. The victory was only Oak-: * land's second in tho last.14 home games as Langford, 19, pitched his American League ° leading 10th complete game. He retired the final 19. bat- ters. In the decisive fifth, Ric- key! ‘Renderson led off with a bunt single and stole second, with the A's trailing 3-2, Henderson‘ scored - on) Mi phy’s single. After Cliff Jo! son ‘walked, ‘Klutts single Murphy. home and Steve Co- mer ‘replaced ‘Texas starter Rick: Honeycutt, 4-8...Heath ‘singled Johnson‘acroas with Johnny Grubbs led off with a'single,:moved to third'on a single’ and ‘a - double: play, *:\ grounder: and: scored’ when shortstop Fred: « Stanley's hrow on, Mark -Wagner's, grounder bounced past first baseman Joe Rudi: for an error. : In the third, Billy Sample doubled and scored on Dave Hoatetler's single. OUT. . . Terr night in Ci Rain washed out'thiree of the 12 games scheduled in’ the: Castlegar Men’s Com- x merelal Softball: League i this\ week, but it didn't © dampen the Play of. the? ‘the Cubs had ‘their bes -week of. ‘the seagon, postin; ‘two wins :against..a sing) loss. On the other. end ‘of: the scale, Pass Creek t of ae The Cubs ~ started “the, week" off witha 5-2: win’ over Pass Creek Tuesday. : Both®. teams’ managed “10 hits. The Cubs, with -D. Ward on the mound, took an early 20 lead in the fourth inning when Hoek- : ley doubled and D. Ward followed up with a single. Ken: Gorkoff* then ‘sacri- “ficed “Ward into’ scoring Position _ and ‘ Novak cracked another ‘single to score the second run. Pass Cresk came back for its only run in the op of the fifth when bruno Tas- sone reached first on a fielders’ choice and scored on singles by B. Nazaroff and E. Plotnikoff. The Cubs’ ‘wrapped the game up in their half of the fit Teak ‘and Ward went two for three to lead the Cubs at the. plate, while ,. Rassone sparked the Pass Creek club with two hits in 8-2:win over Texaco; Wed-— nesday ‘night, He slamt Hughes of can O'Keefe is put out by Cubs catcher | Men's Fastball League ac- Cubs go on. winning ae Trenacd, while Martin, D. Ward, Novak, and Gorkoff Picked up hits for the Cubs. The Cubs only loss of the |: : week ¢ came at the hands of the Carling O'Keefe Thurs- ‘day. They: drop] the” match 10-0 in six ‘innings, a8 OKeefe pounded out ui oe In_ other games i week Labatts shows signs . cof returning to its ‘old form : ar é tlon. O'Keefe beat Cubs 10- Waterstreet each’ connec: ' ted for.two hits in four‘at': ‘bats: for Labatts. -/ jIn. the. game against Carling ‘O'Keefe, Labatts ”: fell behind 1-0 in the ‘first inning when Terry Hughes reached on ‘an-error, | was. sacrificed ‘to. second; and scroed on a. single by: Gord: Semenoff. But Labatts went up on _ top in the third when they “countered with'three Tuna (=! \d‘then clipped “Slern fonddy” Carling OKeefe:5-3 Tues- a triple in the first inning’ and-a single in the second.: The Cubs scored three * runs in the second when K. ‘Novak tripled to lead off, scored another run in the fifth and three more in the . sixth before Texaco finally got on the scoreboard in the bottom’ of the sixth. Belanger’ handled .. the mound chores for the Cubs and held |‘Texaco:to just: * day ina rain-sh af. ~ three hits. George Plot-. , nikoff. was rapped: for six’ hits by the Cubs. and took the loss, | Terry -Halisheff, Pat Fearick and Jerry. Scheup- -., fer got the three singles for fair. - Al Potapoff was on the mound ‘for the. Juniors match and pitched a four hitter for the. winners. Roger Essery took the “loss, giving up nine hits. Labatts scored two runs in the first inning, four in the second, two more in the fifth. and wrapped it up with four runs in the sixth. The ‘Juniors countered with two.runs in the sec- : ond,’ another ‘two Pass | runs’ in ‘the third ‘inning. « Celgar scored two runs in| “the opening. inning, two. p more in the second and an- ~~ other in the fifth inning. Finally, Thrums ' edged. :: Northwest .Homes: 3-2 Wednesday behind Ron | Drazdoff's \ nine-hit’*pitch- ing. Frank Loukinoff led the winners with three hits : appearances. ; Wayne Kuzak went two for four. Lyle Stoochnow sparked the Northwest attack with two hits in as many at bats. Northwest. scored both ‘i runs in the’ fifth and only” lost the game in the sev- |: enth when Drazdoff led off with a double for Thrums and ‘scored on a. single by Kuzak.--Wayne Abletkolf./; took the ‘loss. The Valley Juniors for feited their Tuesday game to Pass Creek. a Sting beat Drillers CHICAGO (AP) — Gor- don: Hill scored twice on‘ penalty kicks to lead Chi-\; cago Sting to a 3-2 North American Soccer League. victory Saturday over. Ed- ~ monton Drillers. It was the firat time this, season that the Sting man- aged: to win consecutive games in the league. Hill's first penalty kick at 165:38,, was awarded when Pato Margetic's for-:. . ward pass sprang Charlie: + Fajkus open in the penalty. area. He was fouled by . goalie Peter Mellor; who; curred’ when Bamonton defender Bernie. James- tripped ‘Chicago's. Arno. Steffenhagen’ as he. was. about to shoot. i The victory improved... the Sting. record to 6-12." and 64 points in the East-: sn Division: