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D4 Akron Beacon Journal Sunday, January 20, 1 980 Added help sparks Force's victory AL'6 whousau MfMiMNM HON OfFOrS A NAwf HAM MICTION Al WFBtAHi PUSS. Throf Hm ml of January. Get a Oaig, Sanyo, or Motorola AM-FM 8-Track or Cassette, installation, 2 Motorola Coaxials for $150 DON'T PASS THIS DEAL! At MIMES, OWNER I 690-2241 171 1m Akron Astigarraga accounted for the third period scoring, connecting at 7:49 to give the Force a 7-4 lead. Tony Betts tallied for Buffalo at 12:10 of the fourth period before Barry closed out the scoring with only :42 remaining in the game. NOTEBOOK: All Force tickets for Friday's game at the Coliseum with the Philadelphia Fever are half price.

It is WMMS radio night. Buffalo returns next Sunday to meet the Force and it will be "Ball Day." All children under age 12 will receive a soccer baO. WUAB-TV Channel 43 will televise the Force's games with New York on Feb. 3 and Feb. 20.

Alan Hudson, who has not played since being injured in an exhibition game in Pittsburgh Nov. 25, is working out again and might return to the team as early as next weekend. SUMMIT SALVAGE SUMMIT SALVAGE SUMMIT SALVAGE garraga, to make it 2-1 with nine minutes to play in the period. THE REST of the period was rather quiet until Buffalo's Steve Klaassen scored unassisted with 2:29 to play to give the Stallions a 3-1 lead. That set the stage for the Force's five-goal barrage, four coming in a 5:42 span.

Sinclair got the first goal, assisted by Mike Barry, with only 47 seconds elapsed in the period. Then Clyde Best got his 14th of the season with 12:52 to play. Best was assisted by Schnettgoecke and scored from close range. Garcia got the next two, one at 10:51 on a rebound shot (Astigarraga assisted) and the second at 8:29 on a long shot from the left side. Schnettgoecke got the Force's final goal of the half with 4:55 to play.

It came on a head shot from close range and was assisted by Barry. Slobodan Jankovic kept Buffalo from being shut out in the period, scoring with 1:21 to play to make it 6-4. CLEVELAND outshot Buffalo 34-13 in the half, and played especially well in the second quarter with 23 shots on goal to Buffalo's five. By Larry Pantages Beacon Journal stiff writer The Cleveland Force got a lift from an injured player, a new player, and the second largest crowd of the season and defeated the Buffalo Stallions 8-5 Saturday night at the Coliseum. The injured player was forward Poli Garcia, who missed Friday night's Force loss to Pittsburgh because of a leg injury.

But Garcia was named star of the game against Buffalo after scoring three goals, giving him nine for the season. "We needed him and he did exceptionally well," said Force coach Eddie McCreadie, whose team is 5-9 for the season. THE NEW player was Ruben Astigarraga, an Argentinian, just acquired from Tulsa of the North American Soccer League. Astigarraga had two assists and a goal on a head shot to help Geve-land. "I was very pleased with him," McCreadie said.

"He's a good player and very skillful as you can see." Attendance was 4,644 and the crowd was rewarded not only with a Force victory but with a break at the concession stands. Beer and soft drinks were sold for five cents a cup. The promotion apparently caused only one small incident, as four fans were escorted out of their seats in the second half. Two of Cleveland's goals came on head shots and Buffalo was unable to capitalize on two occasions when the Force's Roy Sinclair was in the penalty box for infractions. McCreadie said those bits of good fortune were somewhat overdue.

"They say sometimes you make your own luck and we had some breaks tonight. I think it was about time." he said. AFTER BUFFALO (now 7 6) took a 3-1 lead. Cleveland came back with five consecutive goals and led 6-4 at halftime. Play was roughly even in the second half as Buffalo took 24 shots on goal to 21 for Cleveland.

For the game, Cleveland had 55 shots and Buffalo 37. Buffalo goalie Scott Manning, inserted in the second half, played especially well in holding the Force offense. Buffalo took a 2-0 lead in the first period as Iubo Petrovic and Joe Horvath scored goals only 33 seconds apart. Then Garcia got the first of his goals, with an assist from Asti- JANUARY PLYWOOD SALE SAumao $K40 $499 Used Plywood dirty rough edges 9000 for roof sheeting Zinc Cremate Treated Our Regular $6 sheet by riw burxfla fj SL. WINDOWS 1 SO wood doable hung 16 59.9 100 re, cjkui I44.9S 10-70x80 rea.

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126 Adam Henrv (SAAC) third round TKO over Jerry King (Fires); Chris White (PAC) split decision over Dan Sexton (Fires). 147-Omar Dawood (SAAC) split decision over Mark Sutto (Fires); Allen Perkins (Fires) spilt decision over Todd Crouse (Fires); Allen Perkins (Fires) second round TKO over Brian Crum (PBC). 160 Don Falter (PAC) won bv default over Ted Noble (East); Randy Scofield (SAAC) split decision over Ralph Hunter (Fires). Novice 135 Scott Arnott (SAAC) unanimous decision over Ken Lowe (East); Dan Winkler (SAAC) split dec. over Don Miller (Fires).

147 Bud Nelson (PAC) unanimous decision over Randy Szczotka (Fires); Tim Randolph (SAAC) unanimous decision over Don Marmaduke (PAC). 160 Glen Foshee (SAAC) split decision over Dave Holgren (Fires); Greg Cardis (SAAC) unanimous dec. over Jeff Humlsto (PAC). 175 Unlvester Sanders (Fires) unanimous decision over Jeff McDonald (Fires). Open 147 Lewis Jones (SAAC) unanimous decision over Arthur Torrev (Fires).

156 Alex Kelly (Fires) unanimous decision over Ron Young (Fires). 165 Jethro Richardson (Fires) unanimous decision over Rodney Richards (East). East-East Akron YMCA Fires-Firestone Park YMCA PBC-Portage Bovs Club PAC-Prock Athletic Club SAAC-South Akron Athletic Club The finals will be at 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26 at the Armory.

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