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VANCOUVER Canada’s challenge for the 1983 America’s Cup sailing race is alive and thriving in Palmetto, Fla,.

The challenge has 22 husky young Canadians working on a rigorous daily routine ‘in- volving biking, jogging ard the. sailing of two 12-metre yachts, Intrepid and Clipper.

Jeffry Brock, retired from Canada’s navy, is working to bring the Canadian \ effort to- gether. He now has'the help

of Steve Tupper of Vancou: : ver — formerly Canada’s ‘na-

tional sailing coach — who is

in charge of crew training.

Tupper is in Vancouver for

a week's break and this Fri-

day will participate in West”

Vancouver Yacht ‘Club's Southern Straits race. Fred Schueddekopp, ano-

ther of the crew contenders;:~ is home for the week's break |

and will also sail in’ the 192-

nautical-mile Southern’

Straits.

Schueddekopp said both”

Clipper and. Intrepid are ra- cing steadily and are évenly matched, Intrepid came with a sail inventory of about: 60 sails and Clipper has more than. enough for training. Both yachts will go to New-

port, R.L, in May to train-at - the site of the Septeniber :

1988 America’s Cup finals: Intrepid will not return to Florida for winter training

because the Canadian chal. * which is :

lenger, Crusader designed by Bruce Kirby -— will be ready by then.’ Cru-

“sader should be completed by

an Ontario builder. by the end : of July,

Kirby has been in Palmetto to view the training and said}

he is happy with progress on.”

the Canadian challenge,

* So far, sailing in the waters near St. Petersburg and Tampa has been in 10. to

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‘League East is ‘a perfect

example of the baseball credo that it's easier to fire a man- ager. than’ to get rid of 25

rain: er8. ott and Garry Maddon \in

berger, of New York Mets and Lee Elia of Chicago Cubs.’

a) Fanning took over Mon-

treal Expos only last Septem- ber, but led’ them to the div- ision title,

The Expos are a veteran. ballelub, ‘but still a relatively young one, and Fanning sees them'as strengthened from a maturity standpoint alone.

is'the limit ‘for catcher Gary Carter, centre fielder ‘Andre

a on “could essa relief pitcher in

The i infield of first Dpaseman

baseman Rodney Scott, shortstop Chris Speier. and third baseman Larry Parrish

. returns, with rookie Wallace

Johnson and veteran’ Frank Taveras pushing. Scott and Speier, respectively. Right field is the only open position,

tation is: solid with Steve

~ Rogers, Ray Buriis} Bill Gul-

Kekson and Scott Sanderson, and ‘could be: exceptional if

* David Palmer is over his arm miseries. : St. Louis Cardinals had the :

best overall record in the NL East, but the midseason play- ers’ strike kept them out of

the playoffs : because “they .

didn’t win_either half of the shortened split season.

“I believe we can do it over

162 games. in.:1982," says

Whitey, Herzog, who, begins.

his third-year as both man-

‘ager and general: manager.

“I'm satisfied with our team.

“We have ‘young, aggres-- aive’ players who: want : to “play. We have good hitting, ’ ‘and. we proved |

‘speed last season that just having

Bruce Sutter around ‘makes’

all the difference fn the world in’ pitching.” .

Herzog got. rid ot shortstop

Garey ‘Templeton, who didn't

play — at least not in

Bt Louis. Ozzie: Smith was

from ..San.’ Diego

acquired Padres for Templeton. Her-. > gog calls the quartet of Smith

at’ shortstop,. first. baseman Keith: Hernandez, «second ‘baseman | Tomriy Herr and . third

Thi Hendrick, if right, newcomer Lonnie:Smith in‘ centre and several, Lying: for, left. Cat- cher Darrell Porter will han-

itching’ “eludes ‘Bob “Forsch, Joaquin Andujar, John Martin, Steve ».::

Mora and Andy Rincon, with ‘Sutter in the bullpen.

Jesus, possibly: George .Vuk-

“ ovich in: right : field,” Mike

Krukow on the

mound,’ and Ud racer 404 8Kd Monge

the. bullpen. |: The ‘strong point is! outfield — Gary Mat

centre. Pete ‘Rose ‘at Manny Trillo at second and a

two-time most valuable play- ,er. | award . winner,” Mike

Schmidt, at ‘third. /) ‘Krukow joins Steve Cark. ton, Dick Ruthven and Larry Christenson .in ‘the, starting rotation. : Sparky. Lyle, Tog: McGraw, : Mike“. Proly,’ Ron Reed and Warren Brusstar

_ will be tn the! bullpen with The manager says the sky «|

Tanner,’ in’ his. sev-- enth season in Pittsburgh, is -

othe: dean’ of : division: “Bian:

to. join’ starters: Jim’ Bibby, Rick ‘Rhoden ‘and: newly. a¢-

quired Tom. Griffin. Kent '8°°S-. -/ Tekulve, Enrique Romo'and.

Rod Scurry“head the’ relief

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baseball 1982

National League East American League

Bat sccond baso and short- hes

stop are tossups — veterans Tom Veryzer and Bob Bailor,

3 ‘Jackson are in the same div-

ision ‘again, ‘Martin ‘as man- ager (of Oakland:' A's’ and

‘Jackson inthe outfield. for

alifornia’ ‘Angels. That

should’ mean plenty of base-:

"ball excitement. ‘and’ -fire- ‘works, <in’. the ‘American

perhaps both — may’ be : dealth for pitching help.” ‘The Cubs’ outlook could be

subtitled ' The’, Philadelphia: fn Story with all the ex-Phillies : : around.’ Besides ‘Green ‘sind

Elia, they include shortstop. ; Larry’ Bows,’ catcher-third baseman’’ Keith © :Moreland, rookie infieldere Ryne Sand-

Mazzilli'or Joo) Youngblood tetas Meaty

“The 1982 season was both ‘a good one. and bad one for

+ His ‘hopes tae on infiel- ders, ‘Larry Parish — ac- quired ‘this week from Mon- treal_ Expos’ — and Buddy Bell. and catcher: Jim Sund-

berg, a six-time God! Glove’

winner. “\:

; Manager Dick ‘Howser is starting | his ‘first full season in Kansas City, byt the Roy- als have'the same old look.

Unlike the Royals, Seattle

Mariners will field plenty of.

;new) faces.“Jim Essian pro-

'Good vides solid catching and Todd

‘Western Division champion- ‘ship, bad due. to’ the unfor- tunate player. strike: + “We came so close, but our playoff’ oa to’ the Yankees red

berg’, and’ Pitcher’: Dickie“:

Noles, in first baseman Bill Buckn

‘right, fielder: Leon ‘Durham, :

: left fielder. Steve Henderson,

catcher Jody Davis and sec-.

ond. baseman Bump ‘Wills,

acquired: ‘from “Texas \Ran-:

‘The other. spots are up for. grabs.: Much depends, on how « ‘much “veteran free agents Pobiied Jenkins (a {Starter from fh Ont.)

locked up, but the rest of the infield is a question: mark. The Pirates are counting on Dale Berra at. short and rookie Johnny Ray. at second, -with Jason Thompson, Willie

‘and Bill Campbell (a reliever) have left. The best of the rest

are Doug Bird, Ken Kravec, Randy. Martz,

None: won more than nine eames a year ago. Phil-

Stargell,: Willie: and Bill Robinson ‘all in the. picture at first.

Dave Parker in’ right, ‘Omar Moreno in centre and’.

the ‘Mike ‘Easler-Lee’ Lacy platoon in left are outfield

fixtures’ Catcher’ Tonh.Pena

hit 800 as a 1981 rookie. The’ Mets,’‘never.. before known for their: punch,: ex- pect, to field a: solid-hitting squad — “‘eatcher "John . Stearns, Dave Kingman at ‘first, Hubie’ Brooks at third, plus an outfield of George « Foster, Mookie Wilson and Ellis Valentine. Foster, ac- quired from Cincinnati Reds, FA regarded the best hitter in the club's 21-; year history,

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adelphia, St. Louls,.” Cae

York, F

Lee Smith, | Dick ‘Tidrow and Al Ripley.

‘The Cubs have some talent ot

Mike/Heath: and Jeff New- man ‘provide’ solid: catching’ and Cliff Johnson will be the main ‘designated hitter.

The ‘starting’ sotind , with Steve McCatty, Mike* Norris, Matt Keough ‘and Rick Langford. The weak spots:are the bullpen, which could ‘be stronger’ with Dave Beard and Jeff Jones, and the infield, where Martin has no stars ‘and must: platoon at most: positions. i

Second: baseman Davey’

‘Lopes, acquired from, Los

Angeles Dodgers, should pro-—

vide some’ stolen bases and leadership. The latter is more

Wildcats ‘honored

Two - Castlegar athlet were, recently bobo at Northera” Michigan ° Unive neds hockey | Wildcats ban,

7 Bian Verigin was tabbed the senior award winner. The defenseman scored 14 goals and 88 ‘assists in his 144 games as a-Wildcat, ~~.

> Bruce Martin received the ‘beat forward award.

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‘The -Phillies underwent’ a. ~ major overhaul, starting with: ;

manager Dallas Green, who" . went, to thé Cubs as exe-

‘cutive ‘vice-president .; jand general . manager. Besides Corrales in the dugout, other new faces include sateher. Bo

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Manager Gene Mauch says California boasts’ a: potential all-star. at. each.‘infield: and outfield: spot. The list’ in- cludes‘ Rod: Carew: at first, ‘Bob

by. Grich ‘at second, Rick * |

pitching. is:

Cruz jhas been handed. the shortstop position, If Jim - Maler can handle first base, Bruce Bochte will: move. to left’ field. Second’ baseman Julio .Cruz’ and’ DH Richie Zisk are standouts. Prediction: California, Oakland, Kansas City, Chi.

Ba

~ Bob Lemon and Earl Wes:

ver are in their final

as managers of New. York -

Yankees and:Baltimore Ori- ples and Bobby Cox starts his first with Toronto Blue Jays. But the’ biggest news in baseball's American League East ‘Division this year is Reggie Jackson's - defection from New York to California.”

Despite the Yankees! World, Series loss, Lemon

was given one final year at’ '

the helm for his long-time loyalty. to owner. George Steinbrenner.

The owner bade Jackson farewell — whether it was a fond one remains open to dis-. cussion —. after acquiring’ Ken Griffey from Cincinnati. for right field. The rest of the outfield has Dave Winfield in left, Jerry Mumphrey in cen: tre. All ean fly and the Bronx

year we expected them to have.

“Thus, if most of our peo- ple have a normial year at the Plate for us, we think we are capable of winning the rug- ged Eastern Division.” .

For openers, the Brewers return relief sensation Rollie Fingers, who won the .AL most-valuable-player and Cy Young awards. The starters are Pete Vuckovich, Moose Haas, Mike Caldwell, Randy. Lerch and Bob McClure.

Catcher Ted Simmons has ‘had a. year to acclimate himself to AL pitchers. Paul

Molitor, who triggers the of- fence, has been ‘moved from °

the outfield to ‘third’ base, Joining Cecil. Cooper at first,

tre and‘Larry Hisle the DH.

Weaver , has "announced this’ will be:his swan song in the’ Baltimore’ dugout, :He

‘hopes’ to make it: ‘something <

‘to remember if the pitchers

—,Jim ‘Palmer; Mike. Flan-: agan, Dennis Martinez, Scott McGregor -:-— stay healthy:

and the home run power. re-

Verta to ita accustomed out- .

“With the Sabocionts:

gained. from last year’s: pen- “nant run, we're. going to; be competitive right to the end,”

promises manager, Sparky. i

Anderso:

The Tigers traded for out.” id

fielders: Chet. Lemon’

Larry ‘Herndon to proyide some handed hitting. Kirk Gibson,

‘Bombers have become Siete: 1 \ ugh

son in the outfield.

The catching is adequate but the pitching, like last year, is questionable, at best.

Texas Rangers - manager. Don Zimmer says he ‘doesn't

~ doany predicting, but added:

“I believe we are. going to be a@ pennant contender.”

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t. mean ‘thatthe Yankees are forgoing the long’ ball.”.:: Milwaukee. Brewers: had .the best overall record in the division last year, but lost a ik

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