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by shortstop web fearglue in the who the math tn man ado PW Mauis Nick Owens single 11mm him in The 54 vich kept him emit alive in the Series Tamionus of the Barrie and £10 Mens intermediate MEXICO CITY Reuters ilore than 1200 cooks from most parts of the world will cater for the varied appetites of athletes competing In the Olym pic Games in October They will prepare 30000 meals daily in six diffcrcotrrcs inuranls with dishes varying from hamburgers to Swedish smorgasbord ltalian spaghetti Russian herring and Chinese noodles fiie extraordinary culinary pinalloo will start Sept 12 when the athletes bequ arriving Ylft training For the next 50 days the cooks will offer no dif ent dishes at each meal One hundred women dieti pigns and ii chemists have been hircd to make sure the food whi contain the right amount or gnnurishment One health inspector in each of the six dining rooms will keep wary eye on food count £55 As part bl the health precau tious all cooks waiters and helpers were ordered to shave Smilh the Nick Owen had Universal 44 lead in at the eighth inning with trl singled and the game ball League The team has Univeroair starting pitcher who win to coopl two Pete Lang gave two runs Plan Mmvaengus or Mexico City oil moustacbaa trim their hair and cut their fingernails Hotel owner Cesar Balsa in charge at the gastronomicai welfare at Olympic athletes saideach of the six dining rooms containing 729 tables and 3600 chairs would be allotted to one of the worlds six epicurean regions There wil be Latin dining room for ltallans Spaniards and Portuguese Saxon dining room for the Englishspeaking world and West European din lng room for athletes from France Switzerland Belgium The Netherlands rk Sweden and Finland The East European dining room will serve athletes tram East Germany Russia Poland llomnnla Yugoslavia Austria and Lzcchoslovakia The fifth dining room wfll servc Asianand African coun tries and the sixth dining room called the international Room will provide mixture The price of days bed and meals for each athlete will be Nationals ace Defensive Gdps WINNIPEG GP The lure of professional contracts and other interests have cut deeply into theraaks of Canadas Win based national hockey Bu coach Jackie McLeod is not disheartened Were going to lac the ex Kience but well make up for in hustle McLeod said hicsday while discussing the largestever rookie camp now in full swing This is the best camp we havecver bad They all turned up in good shape From the camp of so young hopefuls Meleod must find about nine replacements for rimse lost since last year The camp whi opened Sept at St Johnsdtavenscourt school for boys in suburban Fort Garry will produce 20 to 15 players who then will attend the regular training camp which opens Sept 15 il Returning for another year are forwardJcansCusson Fran Huck Ted Hargreaves Bitl Macmillan Herb Finder Ray Cndieux andMorris Molt Ma Lend said Gerry Finder may also return At the blueline where the largest gap has been created Terry OMalley andGary Begg It will be back Wayne Stephenson be in goal again him an avenues tMcLeod said Steve ltlonteith ll be finishing University in tawa this year and besides zglhaying iorthe 0ttawabased ationals whenever possible he ijll remain available to the western team He probably will taken on at least one orthe hibitian tours overseas Defenceman John Ferguson and winger Carri Allison wiLh Iran Ottawa team last year are It attending the Winnipeg rookie zcamn Those who have left include goalie Kan Broderick torwards assault Olive Min zYastski Boa tuindrews Bos Howard Wa hlaender Min ater Oak no 54 13s 2139 45s 73 no 2115 453 61 129 255 512 70 145 for so 133 293 421 as us an 491 is no 281 400 43 112 aao 457591131110 Chicago tornia 10 AB ll HPct hrian Harper Danny OShea Gary Dineen and Roger Bour bonals and deiencemen Paul Cpmlln Barry Mackenzie Brian Glennie and Marshall Johnston If surprise to the Nationals was the appearance of Jim Prit chardrietenceman with Winnilt peg Jets oi the Western Canada Junior League last season Prlt chard drafted by Montreal Can adians this year told McLeod he has decided to finish his high school education before turning pro itch will make his deci sion on what players will be in vited to the reguiar training camp when he holds rookie in trasquad game Sept Mailie Grads Bidding For Eastern Nets OTTAWA tCPl are mer players with Toronto ari boros of the DNA Juni league are among51rookles trying for places wit Canadas eastern national hockeyfcluh The newcomers began twos day workouls duringthe week end under coach Red Bownass Theyll be joined by overs from last year another few days Enwnass sai the club 11 he so percent improved ove last year and that etetgans will have to tight to had their yobs is winger Richie Bayes second highest in the OHA league last year Others are Tom 1Martin Doug Acomb Steve King andierry Caitrey Dennis Dupere Sirgoal scor er withKitchener of the OHA last season atsois in camp iEllD£RS SiflkiouisMcDowcfl new land 246 McLain 230 National League AI Pct 516 Bi 178 345 469 49 158337 506 66 164 324 has or too 311 428 69128 299 16 515 49153 197 439 41 149 291 Rose Cin AlouPit Johnson Cin Aloe All McCoVey SF Flood StL Slauhilous Millan Ailr Jones NY Beckett Chi 580 169 191 NunsBeckett Chicago Brock Louisaz wiUrepoit Sept 10 Leading the exMarlie group Liafifll 195 its gotta can on sacri fioe their to third on another wild pitchBob French gafned first on catching error by first baseman Jack Miller and Hodg son rcored French came home on Brian Shanahona sibgie to left field Univeml picked up hit to the bottom of the fifthpan in field single but that wine the one until the top of the only eighth whenOuens trlgia brought Ernie Miller across as plate and Owen scored on och chingcrrpr by the first baseman Hodgson almost won the game for himself in the ninth when he hit home run with Ralph Smith on first Thar tied It up but Own 600 hitting in the game broil in the winning run SOFTBALL neuron am n1 Seven SerniFlnnls scores Lakoview Woods BA scores Newmnrket impEastman Future Games Tonight Newmarket at lm EastmanQueenr Parit tn MERMEDIATE Best of Seven Semifinals scn1cs 21 11 lg Universal COOp to innings Future Game ThgrigsayCoDp at Universal SERIES Borden Yanch Last Night Yanch at Borden ppd rain Future Gamer Thursday Yanch at Borden 800 Walton asks Pres Help TORONTO CPt Centre Mike Walton at Toronto Maple Leafs has asked president Clar ence Campbell of the National Hockeyleague to mediate his salary dispute with the Leafs Walton Jogoal scorer last season is reported to want about$15000 The ZdAyeurold forward earneda basic salary of about $13000last season but received bonuses when he reached 15 no 25 andatr goals to bring his salary to about Managercoach Punch lmlach of the Mapleleafs has told Walton he will not be allowed to report tothe teams tr ning camp at Peterbornugh until has slgned About 711 players will report at Peterborough Sept mainder of bitinvited He tlmlach asked me not to corn until Ive signed Walton said ii an intervlquluesday NEW ENTERPRISE Wallon made his comments duringa luncheon to announce the to ation of the Bobby Orr and Mike Walton Summer Sports Cam near Orillia Bob Haggerh former Leaf trai who resigned in July is presi dent otlbe camp fMidhuist sen RefillStars Midhurst 196d regular sched ule champions of th espra JuniorVSoithail League Will take up the best or the rest Friday cvening Thepnpular circuits annual all stargameis slat Mills Park start diately following the al star clash The era lal champi from Mldhurstwarmed up for their battlegwlth these1ect squadot leagdevoppo friendly lathe bolls ta tons Flos Lior the coming scasnnx Barre Yacht Clubsailfng racc DON vhlclNTYRE hcad groundskeeper at the ONE stadiums playing field that ing today The Canadian Na ional Exhibition grandstand show Sea To Seu had madc the worst mess of the stadiums playing held that hlclntyrc had ever had He said there was no way the flaws 02m Multiplex 3mm mm ho iwnmrwnwm discounted meet Ottawa mm atom in dnin torloddag an Football ham Co rcnce game Coecb Joe Zaieskliold new science 15 liliilVILY DAMAGED field could he in good shape for the CFL game between Toronto Argonauts and Handle ton Tiger Cats slated for this Sunday CF erephoto Barrie Flyers of the Ollft Scu lor AT announced today the signing of their clcvcnth He is Nick Holmes last years captain of North York Ranger of the Metro Junior league it is not the us ual procedure to sign player untried in Senior company said team manager Jim short but Holmes comes to the Fly players nrs highly rceommendcd by John McMillanand Rink Mi Cloclrlin lhe two rGuelph veter whoth also agreed to Harrie thisyuhr Holmes originally was scbed ulcd to move up to Kitchener Rnngers of the Junior one this season but because of the revs sioniu the junior age rule he is now ovcrage He has two or three projlryouls waiting but his decision to complete his Sianunilor tirade 13 prompted himto ac ccthhe Barrio oller Holmes in tough left winger 59 good 170 lbwho had 21 goals and 17 assists last for North1ork he owns today also issued this reminder Training chmp is by invitationonly itnyoneaeelr ing tryout must getlnlouch wlthgdim Shortat 1251145 be year TORONTO CF What does quarterback do when he finds all his receivers covered the line bending and short ton of carnivorous hcei hearing down in the lilastcrn Football Oon lerence he runs and well enough to rank hiw among the top in rushing backs 0f the four firststring quar terbacks in the East only Jne Zuger of Hamilton TigerACais didnt makethe list Buss of Ottawa ltough Riders has pceledout 11 times for lzoyards and an aver age gain at 115 yardsthe best rushing average of anyone in the conference Wally Gables of Toronto Argo naulshas rolled out 26 times for yords an Shyard aver rolll liainsoi Miintreal Tuitionshone Winoer ptMondays Ba ifi Evans and John Anders receivr ed the1RJ Barre trophy and tray in recognition of their vic tory The presentations were in la byMr and MrsBarre at Hie Yachlfllub Th nning boat which ol lowe course around the bay was snipe There wasa fair breeze at the start andrain fell before the finish Su nd place was worl ya shar charge or John Fitzpatlt ricKand wife with Kurt Born as crew There was dead lineal third vith Gilles Buuchcr ckson for crew oatsbeingsignus boats competed at for 694 with 494 to Alaucttes has taken flight to times so iarthis year for 152 ards and 95 averageW iiams has rushed for two touch downs Gahler and Jackson one each Jackson Gahler and Zuger all have reached the Loonyard pla loan in the passing department Jackson hascnmpleted 66 of 105 for 1294 yards and compl percentage at 6211 Gabler been good on 70 of 121 for 1090 yards and 569 percentage Zuger has clicked on 65 out of 120 or1007 yards and 542 percentagef Williams has hit on about at ards and 927 per cent Gahlur has been the mo stingy in th erceptions pariment allowing only four seven each for Jackson and Zuger and six for Williams Zuger in the latest olfict EFC statistics has edged out Dave Mann ofToronto in punt ingi Eooh has kicked 47 times but Zuger hasvaa yards more Lhaniiiaun and loads in livers 473 Copeland nr Toronto is best at returningpuntsZa for 176 yards for 7a ardaver Washington of Ottawa leads the kickoffreturn speci alistswith 331 yards on eight carries for 415 averag One othis runs yards for touchdow ill mons of ltToronto eads theipass receivers the in 25 for 323 ds and versge Whit Tucker of Ottaw conti nod to ead the EFC scoring within toluchdowns nitutal oisip nts low ng Tuckcr stun Vgsbut not veryclosely TommyJoe Coffey Hamil on Suther forecamp opens on Sept mac sighed12cents Among Top Mann Toront kickers The leadc Toronto ColfeyH ilton Tucker Coffey Sulherin Fleming Washington Baker Lewis human crj ram football players recentlyfcut ms inthe Unhedetates 33 2YEAR DIPLOMA PROGRAMS Medical Secretari IEleetrenic Interior Desrg lYEAR CERTIFICAT General Secret ial in Arts confereocc Nesde night he is mmamflegzlgn contain 11 we quarter nnd Rusr Jackson and use beefedup Ottawa running tack iodby fullback Bo Scott Otherwise we would not on hereWald Zelcskl Th Bombers managedlonly anemia in live start add are in last place in the West Howevar they apply two points behind mirthplace British Columbia Lloni and three behind third place Edmonton Eskimos The Riders can jump into first place in the East with win They now are tied for Uietop spot wfth Toronto Argonauts Each club has six pointi Zakski said rookie quarter back John Schneider is improv ing with every game and that the University of Toledo gradu ate can be expected to carry the ball more with each game But first the Bombers wanted him to stayln the pocket aod look for hlssecondary receivers before taking off on his own RACE 18 TIGHT Zulcskl said the Bombers can make the playoffs but deelioel to say how may gain thought they had to win Wertern Conference was light one and mud depended on cir cumstances Meanwhile the Riders looked for the return of fullback Lacrosse Hobs Bounce etrort ontreal Canadians scored live goals in theilrst period went on to def Detroit Olymr picsslsalo in National La crossejAssoclation eastern ntreal led 51 after the first pe and us after the second The an ad outshot Olympics 1589 Ken Crawford Bria Th son and Jim Rlebar on each scored twicelor Montreal 31 gle goals came from Brian earne Wayne Thompson Terry Davis Ken Thom so Joe Hora John Dale and Gard Keats tTom Coalin and Gaylord Pow esrea hscored twicerfor the Olympic with Jim lllnksoJ Nellhrrnstr ngBob llaw Wally Thorns Dave Hall and Bill Squiresad the othersj he do aaHesald the raceioylhe Tuesday and and more oftendve duty from rookie Vic to out no threat in their mental at to Scott returns to ectloolloni ht otter being placed on the lolury list tie hurt ghee In the opening game against Hamilton TigerCats and the Rider have not been ableto mount much Li running attack since Even though he has mlsml three gables Scott ranks as 0t tawaa second best bailcarrier Jackson lslopa with in yards seven better then Scotti The Riders picked up George Stetterofldontreel Atouolteo on waivers last week and are grooming him to ml in for Washington on defensive That would leevatberpeedy Washington free for fulltlma duty onollensive Tonightgame will be car ried on the full 7W network alerting at pm em Finals Berth For Fennel Fenneils corners tinice1 cu ford lartrilght tomnve into the South Sirncoe softhnh league finals against Ihewin her or the Leiroy Bradford series gt The Fennella victory gave them the semi lord Friday it Theriinalrarc ated in start next Monday night September 9laud will be best or sevan ser eta Softballflgagda Moonstone last night The draw leaves head 32 in series for the league rhiwSevonuiigame for Elmvale Thursday 9th600 l7th600 900 ZionMmor1H0ckey no December 31 years old to ore ECAFA Hockey bostd years old befo Legi gtMinc THERE WILL on BARRIE 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