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Show J C Thf Sjll I uu akp Trd 'I Imi l?'i imniu' la Orioles Bump Firates For 0 Series Lead 1-- Continupd front Page ( and when he finally did get a throw off to Tun Foil at soeond, it sailed into left field allowing two runs to score "The ball was so wet I couldn't get a good grip on it." Garner said "It was like throwing a bar of soap " DeCmces then capped the inning by drilling a long home run into the left field stands It was the biggest first inning ever in the first game of a World Senes and DeCmces became the 15th player to hit a home run in his first World Senes at bat Tm happy the ball I hit out of the ballpark won the game for us," said DeCinees I'm not happy w ith what happened on the field Thats not me " Before the game, DeCmces was selected to catch the first ball thrown out by former Oriole star Brooks Robinson Robinson, also a third baseman, told DeCmces to "go get em " "I told hint I just w anted to make sure T continue said DeCmces in your footsteps, The Orioles came dose to scoring more runs in the first inning After Billy Smith singled sharply to right Kison wa replaced by left hander Jim Rooker, who was nearly sabotaged by Foil when the shortstop threw w ilctly past first hase try mg to double off Smith after snanng a line drive by Rick Dempsey However, Rooker got out of the jam by retiring Flanagan on a groundnut Offense Comes to End Oddly, that was the last bit of offense the Orioles could muster Rooker, Enrique Romo, Don Robinson and Grant Jackson combined to hold them to three hits over the final eight innings The Pirates began pecking away at Flanagan the fourth when they put together singles by Foil and Parker and an infield out by Stargell to score a run and trim their deficit to They blew a chance in the fifth when Gamer doubled and was left stranded at 1 V, -- Associated Press Laserohoto DeCinees tries, blit to no avail. Baltimores Doug DeCinees slides hard into Pittsburgh's Phil to break Garner trying double play. Garner made the throw to retire Billy Smith. a up eft IT. AH Series Facts Srvfi Sent TffW EOT Attend W Met attrmor EtMjrgfc 000 000 0 Tuesday's Gam Pittsburgh at Baiimora oJ 'ihsburgh ftt.mora 000 ram , Ofo G OOx 5 4 I! S 6 "' v Pittsburgh ocassary Tuesday, Oct U t Baltimore. IX Wednesday, Oct pm, IT fttsbmgh at Baitimote, S pm, JO INCtssary JJJSperts Transactions BASKETBALL Hgtfenat Basbetbati Asaactahon BOSTON CELTICS Released Kevin Btgoom. Ricfcv Marsh and Wayne Kreidow JHICAGO BULLS Waived Rickev Wit yard, and Randy Avers, forward IDEM STATE Released RRiORS Danny Sahsbery, yard and John Douglas guard NDIANA PACERS Released Wayne Boston JJ? 6 P m. John Bennett vs winner of Stan Smediev Muo Marsden mecn jotvi Moore g Ratch Marsh 40 pm Terry Chatwm vs Harvey k. Wednes- 'Central Hockey League M 2 8 0 10 0 18 0 8 0 0 0 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 lilt Lk DU Frt Worth Oklahoma Tutsa City 0 Wednesday's Results nnat 0 0 0 0 0 Louis at Colorado Penguins $ 4, Jets 2 0 0 Winnipeg 2 2 Bench Wm 17 02 Third Period-- 3, Pittsburgh Ferguson 2 10 33 4, Winni (Lon sherry Klndrachuk), peg Lukowich (Marsh. Melrose), 13 24 S, Winnipeg. Sullivan I (Lukowich, Sifr berg) 15)56 6 Pittsburgh, Kindrachuk 19 50 Penalties Smith Win (Cariyie) 6 Anderson, Pit, U 38, Ferguson, Pit 19 J9 Shots on 6 715-2- 8 goat Winnipeg Miiien A 32 Smith Pittsburgh 8,752 Rangers 6, Leafs 3 New Yort Rangers 2 0 4 6 Toronto 2 9 Toronto Kirton I (But First Period ter) 9 54 2 New York Don Maloney I 13 M 3, Toronto lEsoosito, Vadnats) I 14 58 W'luams 4 (Sittter Hofttam) New York Johnstone (Tkacruk) 19 53 Penalties None Second Period None Penalties Ander son Tor 9 09 Sullivan NYR 9 59 Third Penod 5, New York Vickers 6 14 6. New Yor iMarois) Hedberg I 7 25 7 Toronto EHts lAnder (Nilssoni 7 49 8, New YorX Esposon Boschman) 16 41 9 New Murdoch) sito (Marots York Ndsson (Vickers) 19 39 Penal ties Marois. NYR 14 18 Shots on goal New York 6614 21 Toronto 6612 25 Goalies New York Thomas Toronto, 13 Paimateer A 4, Kings 4 Third Penod 5 Los Angeles Tavfor (Dionne Simmer) 2 46 6 Los Ange'es Halward (Dionne Simmer) 3 SC 7 De- 2 (Foitgno Sobchuk), troit Thompson I Mahovlich Detroit 12 18 0, Larson). 19 36 Penalties (Nedomansky Joiv Del, 3 30 Halward LA 4 42 Hoo- 9 58 Lessard kins, LA double mirxx LA served by Goduo 19 36 Shots on goal Detroit 6610 24 Los 25 Angeles Goalies Detroit Rutherford Los Ange- - -4 9 2 Pittsbur First Period None Pmaities-Grave- s, Wn 3 19 B.adon Pit 10 10 Second Period -Pittsburgh. Malone (Lee Anderson), 2 06 2 Pittsburgh, Fer Lessard I Penalties-Smit3 45 h, Win, let, guson I 54 54 Schuft Hughes, Pit. Pit, 3 04 Maione Pit, 6 46. Schutt, Pit, 14 55, Pittsburgh 27 17 35 35 p m 9 35 p m I Game Detroit at Vancouver ii 05 p m Friday A -- j 9,211 Black Hawks 4, Oilers 2 2 8 8 2 Edmanton 3 4 Cfecagp First Period Chicago Marks (Mi kite Korotl), H26 2 Chicago Preston (Rusk o ski Bordeleau), 2 43 3. Edmonton. Lowe I (Caiighen, Gretzky), 9 49 4. Edmonton Hunter I (Weir Lumiev) U 53 5, Chicago. Marks 2 (Ruskowski, 19 55 Penalties Ruskowski Murray) Cht 5 05 Maonuson, Chi 5 19 Gretzky, Edm 5 19 Fox, Chi, 5 19 Ruskowski Weir Chi. 9 09 Edm 10 13 Fogohn 11 U Edm 1) 14 Cht Ruskowski, Marks CtH 11 58 Dricoil, Edm, 17 33 Second Penod 6 Chicago Murray 15 36 Penalties Prk (Wilson) Edm. U 30 Campbell Edm, 14 35 Third Period None Penalties Wilson Chi 6 31. Ruskowski, Chi. II 00 Price Edm )6 4), Lowe, Edm, minor many 17 48 Muivev Chi minor ma tor 17 48 Ruskowski Chi 17 48 Fogoim, Edm mi 17 48 nor game misconduct 14 7 tl 32 Shots on goal Edmonton 27 Cmca9o 11 Goa les Edmonton, Dryden Chicago Esposito A 10 138 19 recent surveys (June 1979), over a thousand people saw three unidentified 1 9" diagonal and three unidentified 25" diagonal color TV pictures side by side. They were asked to pick the one with the best overall picture. ..and they In two Womens Volleyball USUdef Wyoming 168 165 16 485 College Golf 7 Ringers def Grat Sets 12 124 Dnks det Cnckes i? 7 Boomers de Six Packs 12 3 12 9 EASdef 5'xPark 12 2 12 3 12 r rfodanaoOMS 0 Cnc tOntv game bchedufeci St Games Bonneville 31 Granger 2 Skyline 32 Skv View 14 Olympus 10 Webers Alta 18 Roy 6 Bngnton23 Clearfield 0 Lavton 26 HiHcres! 10 Orem 28 Grande 6 Cottonwood 35 Kearns 0 Bmgham 13 Eas 10 Ben Lomond 19 Toouie 6 West 23 Looan 7 Bountiful 24 Davis 23 Highland 20 Murray Cyprus 14 SouthS View moot ?i Ogden $ Woods Cross U Boa Elder Judge 63 G'dntsviites Morgan 21 Bear River 17 Beaver 16 Lent 6 pm Hartferd at Minnesota Penalties At! 1 1 2 4 Detroit 1 1 2 4 Los Angeles First Period I lOS Angeles Simmer I 1? 23 2 Detroit Labraaten I (Ha'ward) 18 25 Penalties-Goid(Miner Nedomanskvl LA 46 Mulhern. LA, 8 33 Lar son Dei 10 46 Second Period 3 Los Angeles 5rrme 4 2 10 Detroit 2 (Haiward Dionne' Thompson I (Fohgno Huber) 5 31 Pn aities Joiv Del 7 36 Simmer LA 9 24 10 U Del double minor Mahovlich Del Rumerford served bv Potomch h 8 05 tits Russell 6 Atlanta Murdoch Red Wings Detruit LO Angeles Hartford Afontreal WtWwsday's Games New York Rangers 6 Toronto 3 Atlanta 5 Quebec 3 Pittsburgh 4 Winnipeg 2 Chicago 4, Edmonton 2 Detroit 4. Los Ange'es 4 tie Thursday's Games o m Winnipeg at Boston 7 Washington at Buffalo 8 05 o m Atian'a at Montreal 8 06 p m fenv York Islanders at Philadelphia REGION SIX American Forte 2f SpringviHe7 Cedar Citv 21 Cartn13 Pavson 19 Dixie I Provo 40 Soamth Fork 26 Pleasant Grove ii Timpview2 REGION EIGHT MiMardSO MantiO Delta 22 North Sanpete 0 7 Emery 17 Grand Richfield 43 Juab 6 San Juan 37 South $ever 3 REGION TEN Duchesne 6 EastCarbonO Altamoot 13 Green River 6 REGION ELEVEN Park City 34 North Summit 77 South Summit 31 Dtgwav 27 REGION TWELVE North Sevier 0 Hurricane 6 4fie folfowing schedule is for the Quarter tmw found of the Sait Lake City Souash Championships Thursday at the Deseret Birmmghtm Norm Division Pittsburgh REGION TEN Mootiteiio55 Whitehorv 0 Wednesday's Results Squash Schedule GF 0 Wales Conference Adams D'vtsion Tuesday's Results 6 Judge 6 Jovce Allan-LoBestemeyer. looeie def Elitabeth McConnell Melinda Andrea Nelson Megan Lfo, Judge puferson Murray def Arlmda 643 . Shepant Tooefe 62, nmoeg Boston BuHaio Minnesota Quebec tor onto Prep Grid Scores Doubles 8 yr 000 000 000 Houston at Boston 7 X p m Nw York at Atlanta 7 35 pm Cleveland at New Jersey 9 05 o m Philadelphia at Washington I OS p m Indiana at Detroit 8 06 d m Milwaukee et Knsas City 8 35 p m Gotten State at Pnoenix 10 35 p m Utah et Portland II pm Los Angeles at San Dtego, 11 30 p m ieanie Ervin, Ph Vimouver W Fndar i Games Girls Tennis T Fmrwntnn 000 o Central Dtvwon ooc 0 0 Atlar'e 000 0 0 Cleveland 0 0 0 Detroit ooo 0 0 H0U50T 0 0 0 Indiana 0 0 Sen Antomo Western Conference MtAvest Divtsten 0 0 Chicago 0 9 Denver 0 0 Kansas City 0 0 Milwaukee 0 0 Utah Pacific Division 0 0 Seattle 0 0 preniji 0 0 (os Angeles 0 0 Portland 0 0 San Dego 0 0 Golden State Regular Season Ovens The following results are from the feegon Seven High Scnooi Grts Tennis Tournament WeOfesday at Murray High w Team Scores Murrey 13, Judge 9, 3. Taeefe 7 4 Cyprus-JordaGngfe Melame Baifey, Murray def Stacie Barbara Schoaers, Judge 6ncKson Murray def Anne Watson Judge Stanm Kitchens, Murray, oet 6L L 0 Washington Rtf W Smythe Division lotus St u 3 MensPiav to The foittwing results are from the Wiiiiem H Tuckw Intercohegiatt Golf Toumamemt m Atbuoueroue New Mexico meet After Two days ot the Team results- -) BY U 592 2 UCLA 609 3 New Mexico 611 4 Air Force 617, 5 Color aoo6'8 Indwiduais-BobBYU bv Clampett 147 143 Curt BYU Davd DeSant 148 Mickey Vaao Bvrym New Mem.o oClA 149 Mike Putnam New Mexico 49 Dale. Mrs. Terry Hardman, No 8, With Monte Forest s Terry Mi Kune, Christensen and Craig picked Sytvania Superset 2 to 1 over each of the others. The peoples choice is dear. You dont have to he the llan Jazz Reaches Player Limit biggest, to have the best picture. pressing and trapping defense If someone had come along and made that attractive a deal for Deane, we would have thought about that too With the knowledge that Layden can still scan other teams' cut lists for players and can also still trade, Deane wasnt about to feel overly secure about the news Wednesday evening But he was happy enough to have made the final 11. "Right now. its kind of just a fantasy," said the former L'te "I dont think itll set in for a couple of days So Deane will join former teammate Jeff Judkins in the NBA, but again he felt a little guarded "1 hope Im on the team at the end of the year That's the biggest thing " Lee had been informed after Wednesday's practice at Westminster College that he had been 4 guard who is known peddled to the Hawks A for his hustling play, the popular Lee had been traded to the J a u last J anuary from Phoenix Obviously not surprised by the trade, he was still his smiling self after he heard the news "I knew it was coming," said Lee "That's the business After you've bpen traded once, the second tune is nothing I had my bags packed " By Lex Hemphill Tribune Sports Writer After a month of funous trading and cutting, the Utah Jazz Wednesday got doun to an roster (for its season opener Friday night in Portland Jazz will include only w . The first roster of the 1979-8- 0 Jvo players who were on the roster Mhen the team's vjnove from New Orleans to Salt Lake was made Official last June 8 Pete Maravich and James Hardy . " The rest of the Jazz team 'put together by General Manager Frank Lay den and Coach (Tom Nissalie includes four ((players acquired m trades tAdrian Dantlev, Bernard iKing. John Gianelli and Robert Smith!, three acquired as free agents (Allan Bristow, (JBeu Poquette, and Duik and two rookies (Paul 'Llawkins and Greg Deane) VZ The Jazz made several "moves Wednesday to get down MS players to 11 First, Utah traded veteran draft Ijjiiaed Ron Lee to Atlanta for seiond-rounm 198i and 1981 Then the team placed 'picks ((eenter-forwar- d Carl Kilpatrick on the miured reserve waived and Marty Byrnes, Arvid Kramer, and Jjst JN Boykm - Deane, a fourth-roundraft pick from Utah, and d choice from Northern Illinois, bawkMM, a have ancceeded where higher-ptckeplayers failed r&isicaHy, Deane won the job as Maravnh's back up ftom Iae, and Dawkins beat out Byrnes lor a reserve -- -- -- d "Atlanta was a playoff team ast year 1 like Hubie (Huhie Brown, the Hawks coach) And I like their style of ball The I,ee trade was the second deal in two days for the Jazz On Tuesday, Layden had gotten Smith from Denver for a third-roun- d draft choice in 1980 and a second-rounpick in 1981 Smith reported to practice Wednesday and seemed happy with his new situation "I was a little down when I heard about the trade, but then I heard what a young team they have here and how they re going to run, and I thought this might be a good place for me," said Smith, a Nevada Las Vegas product who is entering his third NBA season d ldth-roun- d d HMcuwed pale. "W teX Deane did a good job. and also Atlanta k a good deal ior Lee," said Nissalke their Atlanta could be an ideal team for Lee wh o Weir Que 3 58 Second Period 2 Atlanta Nilsson 6 09 3 Atlanta fChoumardl Boidrev (Nilsson Plettl 16 17 a Atlanta Plett la 35 Penaiie (Nilsson RacrtakaMio) Hoaanson Que 4 )8 Clement AM 18 04 i Cloutier Third Period S Quebec 9 si 6 Queoei Oou (Tardri Lacroix) 10 55 I At ana tier 2 (Bernier Tardif) II 27 8 Quebec Vail Clou (Chouinard 19 3 Peoaihes tier 3(Tard't tacroi 7 03 7 01 AM Plett Hooanson Que 9 09 ATI AM 8 27 Russell Murdoch Ftorpfc Que 9 09 BcxKtvard AM (served bv Uemeni) 9 3? Lenviere Que (6 08 Lacroix Que 19 50 5hots on goal Atlanta Mi 6 24 Quebec 128 15 35 Bouchard Goalies Atiana Quebec Hogosla A Iti 3s0 ? I nor ado Philadelphia UTAH JAZZ Traded Ron Lee guard to Bte Atlanta HawAs tor secono-roundraft pc ks m 1990, 1961, and future considera Indianapolis Cincinnati Houston 0 Pts ChKogo Pvt L rd guard teTrev Saves del Peter Morse day h quarterfinal action 4 Times EOT Atlantic Oivtvoft BUCKS-Wai- ved .MILWAUKEE Sam BPdtti and Derrick Mayes guards NEW YORK KNiCKS Waived Glen Gon and John Rudd forwards gttefc e PHILADELPHIA 76ERS Waived Brett tTmmen center PHOENIX SUNS Plared Bayard For hfet center on the iriureo reserve list SAN ANTONIO SPURS Placed Syives-feeNorris center, on the tn lured reserve 0 SSa&M) Period First IS t, I I Qurtec NY NY AH Fiangn Friday's Game t Pittsburgh 8 JO P m eftattlmore Saturday's Game Gttimor at Pittsburgh p m Sunday s Game Mkgttimor at Pittsburgh 4 30 pmu if Atlanta Ranqers islanders Philadelphia Washington American League shares in L 0 W 96 WS NBA Standings tOson f $ share 5329 JOS T 0 DeCinees goofed again a moment later when he unified pun h hitter Lee Lacy's grounder, but Flanagan escaped bv getting Moreno to fly out to ( enter land High Bouncer DeCmces almost allowed the Pirates to tie the si me in the eighth when he lost a high bouncer by Gamer in the lights After Stargell had led off the inning with his first World Series homer, Flanagan retired the next two batters before Gamer bounced a Rennie Sten-nethall off DeCmces glove Pmch-hitte- r to for right, sending Robinson, singled batting Garner to third But Flanagan caught Moreno looking at a third strike to end the inning Pittsburgh giit one final chance in the ninth Parker singled with one out and, after being trapped off first base by Flanagan, was safe at second when he kicked the ball out of shortstop Belangers glore Parker moved to third on a groundout but Flanagan ended the game by getting the dangerous Stargell on a pop to Belanger m short left field It had appeared early Wednesday morning that there was no chance the game would be played Twenty-twconsecutive hours of steady rain and snow turned the Memorial Stadium outfield into a soggy mess, but the rain subsided in and the grounds crew did some remarkable work m getting the field into playing condition. 3 N'ordiques 5, Atlanta Times EOT Campbell Conference Paine Division All a Pittsburgh club share Baltimore ctub share ; Rumo 5) Poofcgr (1) ft Paonsor t6) Jacfcsor (8) ana Nicosia I W Ffofiagar and Demosev HRs Pittsburgh Star L Kison pH (I) Baltimore DeCmces 0) Thursday t Gan PPtsburgh (BMeven 13 5) at Baltimore 30 m fPWmer 64) $645 Commissioner Player oool Naional and Game Watiiwsttav ax receipt Flames NHL Standings Gome One J5 single to left two-mi- l June, 1979 Color TV Picture Survey Tribune Scoreboard Series Glance 5--1. seiond base but they got Flanagan in trouble immediately m the sixth when Parker and Bill Robinson stroked consecutive singles with none out fter striking out Stargell and getting Bill Madlock to fly out to right, Flanagan appeared to be out of (rouble when tookie Steve Nicosia bounced an easy grounder to the left of DeCmces The third baseman booted the ball, however to load the bases, and Garner took advantage of the error by drilling a GTE Marketing Services, Survey results available upon request. 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