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Lestewsrnoto by Pret Loiderbonk ANOTHER CHANCE Carlton thanks Giants SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Bubbling with the siasm of a rookie, 21-year veteran Steven Carlton gave his first interview in eight years, talked about possibly pitching until he’s 50 and League Cy Young award thanked the San Francisco winner and 10 ‘ime all-star Giants for giving him the said he believed he could still chance be a winner and help the “He must have thanked me Giants capture the NL West 10 times for bringing him title. over here,” Giants manager ‘I've been throwing every Roger Craig said. day,” Carlton said. “My arm “Here he is, a Hall of Fame is sound.” pitcher, and he was really HOLDS NEWS excited, like a young rookie, CONFERENCE coming here today Carlton, 41, said he “would game” after the Philadelphia Phillies released him last week if he felt his pitching problems couldn't’ be cor rected But the four-time National enthu Carlton, who will start today against St. Louis, He said he lifted his ban on talking publicly because, He received a standing “You can't make a move like ovation from the crowd of this and not talk to the 18,971 when he was intro. media.” duced just before the Giants Asked if he'll feel emotion batted in the first inning. al when he eventually faces He came out of the dugout, Philadelphia, after spending took off his cap and waved to 14 seasons with the team, the crowd. A moment later, Carlton said, “I try to take rookie Randy Kutcher hit a the emotion out of the game.” homer that paced the Giants “It only adds to losing. not to a 61 victory and boosted to winning. I am a science their first-place lead to 1'2 type pitcher.” games. Carlton will receive his Carlton said it had been 10 $1.1-million salary from Phil years since he held a news adelphia the rest of this sea holding a news conference Friday Navratilova captures fifth straight crown LONDON (AP) — Miroslav Navratilova spotted a problem with his tennis playing daughter's serve while hing her on tel with the serve revitalized, the father was at miablodes 's Centre Court to 7 “The difference was she just served so well,” Mandlikova said. “She was a little bit luckier in the first set, that's why she won the tiebreaker.” Ater almost two weeks filled with sunshine and warm watch her capture yet another title and fulfil his pr “My dad was predicting that I was going to lose the French Open, so they didn't go there, and he knew I was going to win here,” Martina Navratilova said after capturing a record-tying fifth consecutive women's singles crown and her seventh overall at the All England Club. Her 7-6, 6-3 victory over Hana Mandlikova of Czechoslo- vakia was watched by her mother, father and sister — the first time in four years all four members of the family have been together. And the champion has been quick to point out how her father helped solve a problem. “I just wasn't tossing the ball high enough on my serve,” she said. “He saw it while hing me on dawned with heavy rain. ‘The clouds broke in time for the women’s championship but closed in again and officials had to suspend play in the middle of the first set of the men’s doubles championship pitting Joakim Nystrom and Mats Wilander of Sweden against Peter Fleming and Gary D~nnelly of the United States. The match — along with the women's doubles and mixed doubles finals — will be decided today when top-seeded Ivan Lend! of Czechoslovakia and defending champion Boris Becker of West Germany meet for the men's title. “That's really all it took.” Then there are the predictions. UNCANNY FORECASTS “He said from now on he'll write it down, seal it in an envelope and let me read it after the tournament,” Navratilova said. “My mother doesn't even want him to tell her what he thinks because he's been dead accurate. “He's been predicting my double faults, he's been predicting when I break serve. Uncanny, really.” After shaking off her early match nervousness, Na’ her d power serve to victory and a page in the Wimbledon record book. She became only the second woman to win five straight championships at the All England Club, tying the mark set by the Suzanne Lenglen of France from 1919 through 1923. It also was her seventh triumph at the world’s premier grass court tournament, tying her with Briton Dorothea Lambert Chambers and one behind American Helen Wills Moody. “They give us a little silver replica of the plate,” Navra- tilova said of the Challenge Trophy awarded the champion. “I have them on my mantlepiece in my bedroom, all lined up. “I want a set of eight.” FEISTY OPPOSITION The victory by the Czechslovakian-born Navratilova against Mandlikova didn't come easily. She was severely tested and was forced to play her best tennis, the type of game that has made Navratilova No. 1-ranked in the world and enabled her to win the championship without losing a set Stieda ma conference, and joked, “Par don me if I make any son. The Giants will pay him about $30,000, or about half have walked away from the threw for 10 minutes before mistakes.” the minimum salary Hi Arrow By RON NORMAN Editor The see-saw battle for top spot in the Castlegar Commercial Fastball League continued this week with Hi Arrow Arms moving past Labatts into second place Checkers Pub still holds down first place with 15 wins in 18 games for 30 points. That's two points better than Hi Arrow, which has 14 wins and six losses for 28 points. However, the Pub team has two games in hand Checkers also has a game in hand on Labatts, which dropped both its games this week Labatts has 12 wins and six losses for 26 points. The Valley Juniors and Salmo have eight points and two points, respectively. to round out the five team league Guiseppe Muto of Salmo is still the top hitter with a 500 average (22 for 44). Checkers’ Clay Liber is second with a .486 average (17 for 35), while Hi Arrow's Lee Belanger sports a .419 average (26 for 62) A number of new faces showed up antong the top 10 hitters this week. including Checkers’ Gary Fleming whose torrid pace has him fifth place with a .372 average Rob Gretchen remains unbeaten among pitchers with a perfect 7-0, win-loss record. Lawrence Halisheff has six wins against only a single loss, while Pete Evdokimoff suffered only his third loss of the season this eek to run his mark to 10 wins in 13 decisions. For a complete statistics see Weekend Wrap-up. page B2. In a rain-shortened schedule this week Hi Arrow’s pitchers didn't allow a single run in two games The hotel squad shut out the valley Juniors 3-0 on Canada Day after blanking Labatts 2.0 Monday night wins two Chief Mercer picked up the win in the Junior game. throwing a sparkling two-hitter. Only one player reached second base Hal Hesketh provided the offensive punch for Hi Arrow with two hits in three appearances, including @ run batted in. Hesketh also scored two runs Cam Siokro took the loss, hurling a five-hitter Meanwhile, Lawrence Halisheff throttled the hot-hitting Labatts team on just four hits to help his team win 2-0 Monday Pete Evdokimoff held Hi Arrow to six hits. Three of those hits came in the top of the seventh when Hi Arrow broke a scoreless tie to push across two runs. Hi Arrow scored its runs with two out and Ron Bartsoff on second base. Kelly Keraiff reached on an error, then Halisheff helped his own cause with a single That was followed by Belanger’s single of the game. Finally, Eli Soukeroff picked up the win in Checkers 4-3 win over Labatts Thursday allowing just five hits. Wayne Kuzyk and Frank Loukianoff each had a pair of hits for Labatts. his second hit Perry Hyson suffered the loss, giving up seven hits. including a first inning two-run homer to Clay Liber Liber and Gary Fleming each pounded out a pair of hits for Checkers. Labatts started things off in the first inning with a pair of runs, but Liber tied it up in the bottom of the inning Labatts went up by one run when Kuzyk scored in the third inning, but Checkers went ahead to stay with two runs in the fourth inning ST-QUENTIN-EN YVELINE, France (CP) — Alex Stieda made history in the Tour de France cycling race Saturday when he be- came the first ever Canadian to hold the yellow jersey of leader before later yielding to Frenchman Thierry Marie Stieda, 25, in his first Tour de France, put his name into the record books after the morning leg from Nanterre to Seeaux, which he led for most of the 85 kilometres when he won three of the morning's five intermediate sprints. But six hours later when the 21 teams competed in the afternoon time trial, Marie overcame the 25-year-old Co quitlam, B.C., cyclists's eight second lead. Marie's team, Systeme U, won the 56km team time trail by 38 seconds to unseat the Canadian from the top spot In the morning stage on the outskirts of Paris, Stieda shocked the 210-man field when he broke away for 52 kilometres and grabbed 36 seconds worth of time bo nuses. But his splendid victory was short-lived as Thierry 23, got excellent support in the 56-km team trial Satur day afternoon. The French man’s overall time was three hours 14 minutes 32 seconds two seconds up on coma triot Dominique Gaigne and three seconds clear of two time winner Laurent Fignon of France. HINAULT FAR BACK The day before Thierry won the opening prologue time trial of the 4,100-km 24-day race. Five-time win ner Bernard Hinault of France was in 29th place after the second stage, 1:57 back, followed by Greg Lemond of the United States. But it was a day frought with emotions for Stieda. In the afternoon team time trial he faded badly and ended up four minutes behind his team, giving up the coveted race leader's jersey. “I just died,” said Stieda. “I can’t feel my legs. “This morning I worked pretty hard and I had nothing left this afternoon.” Stieda’s U.S. team, Seven Eleven, was more than six minutes slower than Marie's team, and did not make the top half of the finishing order. The U.S. squad was fur ther slowed at one stage when Eric Heiden, the for mer Olympic champion speed skater, had a puncture is playing in both the women’s and mixed doubles finals and could become the first person to win three championships at a Grand Slam tournament since Billie Jean King in 1973. Against Mandlikova, Navratilova, who became an American citizen in 1981, won the toss and elected to receive serve. The tactic didn't work. , Maridlikova captured the first three games, breaking the defending —— in the second game. INNING OF THE END Finally, 14 beara into the mateh, Navratilova held her serve, but was forced to deuce before she did. It was the anes ot he See? although at the time it wasn't aie, wo little’ inte a: venous, Webesaiy. aii Navratilova won 7-1 after taking the first four points. The match was 43 minutes old, and the left-hander by now had shaken off er nervousness and had her game in top gear. “When she hit six winners off my first serve earlier on, I wasn't serving as hard, but I was still popping them pretty well,” Navratilova said. “You try to get into the flow of the match and she’s hitting winners all over the place.” her big serve working to, her precision, controlling the tempo and every point. Mandlikova was the last player to defeat Navratilova on grass in England, in the semifinals at Wimbledon im 1961. And she had a 6-5 lead in the first set Saturday before Navratilova foreed the tiebreak. It was to be her last lead in the match as Navratilova took the opéning game of the second set. es history ‘The disappointing after. proud to be Canadian. I did noon trial dropped Stieda out of the top-20. In the morning he grabbed 36 seconds in bonus time before being caught by a group of five riders, setting up a sprint for the finish, where he placed fifth in 1:58:42, behind winner Pol Verschuere of Belgium. EARLY EXCITEMENT “God it felt great,” Stieda said afterward. “It's incred. ible, that's all I can say “I'm proud to be here and what I could to just stay away for as long as I could. Stieda also won three other jerseys — the white for top rookie, the red for best sprinter, and the King of the Mountains jersey for best hill-climbing. It was also the first time a Canadian had ever won the latter two jerseys. Last year Steven Bauer of Fenwick, Ont., held the white jersey until late in the race. Jays win over Angels AMERICAN LEAGUE TORONTO (CP) — With Dave Stieb struggling through a miserable year, Jim Clancy has assummed the role of the stopper among Toronto Blue Jays pitchers. Clancy, the workhorse of the five starters, came up with another solid outing Saturday afternoon as he combined with reliever Tom Henke to limit the California Angels to two hits in Tor onto's 7-3 American League baseball victory “He pitched just great didn’t he.” Toronto manager Jimy Williams said of Claney. “His fastball must have been really moving.” “He's the guy we can always depend on to give us a good game and he did it again today,” said Garth lorg, who aided the offence with two two-out run-scoring singles. YANKEES 8 WHITE SOX 0 CHICAGO (AP) — Dennis Rasmussen pitehed a three hitter for his first major league shutout while Dan Pasqua, Mike Pagliarulo, Ron Hassey and Claudell Wash. ington homered, leading the New York Yankees to an 80 American League baseball vietory over the Chicago White Sox TWINS 7 ORIOLES 6 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Gary Gaetti's grand slam homer highlighted a five-run first inning. Kirby Puckett hit his first home run since May 28 and the Minnesota Twins went on to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 74 in American League baseball. INDIANS 10 ROYALS 5 CLEVELAND (AP) — Joe Carter hit two solo home runs and the Cleveland In. dians won their sixth con secutive American League baseball game, defeating Kansas City 105 as the Royals tied a club record with their eighth straight loss. MARINERS 9 RED SOX 5 BOSTON (AP) Danny Tartabull and Ken Phelps homered and Dave Hender. son broke a 33 tie with a two-run double in the seventh inning as the Seattle Mariners defeated Boston 9-5, beating the Red Sox for the first time this American League baseball season. NATIONAL LEAGUE EXPOS 12 BRAVES 5 ATLANTA (AP) — Tim Wallach went 4for4 with two home runs and Expos pitcher Bryn Smith- helped himself with a three-run shot, leading Montreal to a 12-5 National League baseball vic tory over the Atlanta Braves. COURTENAY. B.C (CP) Dan Dupuis of Genelle shot 71 Friday to finish with a 72-hole total two-under-par 282 to win the B.C. junior boy's golf Genelle golfer wins junior title ee Oy Dean Martin of Vernon was third at 296. Defending champion Barry Evans of Kelowna was tied for fourth at 297 wih Mark Kochan of Pitt P P Dupuis had rounds of 74 68, 69 and 71 Brian Wallace of Sidney was second, 12 strokes back at 292 in the competi tion for boys under 19 dows and Gordon Me Garva of Kelowna Jeff Kraemer of Van couver won the juvenile championship, for boys 16 and under, with a 72-hole total of 304