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8The Barrie Examiner Friday July I976 Keep politics out of Olympics By ED HARPER Chay As time grows near to start our ic Games more goubles loom as threat to spoil what cgul be the greatest ing that ever happened to Canada This time it is politics the anadian Government refuses to let Taiwans athletes compete under theflagof the Re blic of China Lord Killamn presi ent of the International Olympic Com mitteesays that Montreal would not have been awarded the games if the question of nations had come up at the time Mon treal made its bid for the Olympics He accused the Canadian Government of setting precedent that could endager the future of the games When Montreal bid for the games there was no question of entries The 100 was guaranteed that permits would be available to all countries that wished to compete He said the ICC was guaranteed that all conditions would be met and that Prime Minister Trudeau sent the 100 letter confirming theguarantee He said he was not aware of Canadas position until May 28 when IOC member Jim Worral from Canada telephoned him with the news of the govemments stand The Canadian External Affairs Office claims that the LDC was aware of the situation for the last year IN SUPPORT Apparently most international sports federations have made it known that they are in support of the LDC and that all na tions should be able to partici ate in the Olympics They felt that politics should be le tout orsports Canadians have done all in their power to ruin the Olympics The workers were constantly on strike demanding unreasonable wages that was nothing short of blackmail But when they knew that the Games could be taken away from Canada and that there would then be no need for the buildings thus putting them permanently out of job on the Olympic site they dug in and completed the job But by that time some sec tors of the labor force were drawing as much as one thousand dollars per week Pretty ridiculous Inferior work was done on some of the buildings and jobs had to be repeated because of faulty work Many accidents hap pened and sabotage too which caused delays There were payoffs to various people and some contractors were actually robbing the City of Montreal For the life of me cant understand how good Canadian could jeopardize the future reputation of his country for greed It wouldnt even happen in country like Russia Now read that the clerks and cashiers of publiclyowned liquor stores are going to strike during the month the Olym ics are on get more disgusted with the goingscn in Montrea each day REVIEWING STAND Our Canadian athletes cant very well march proudly past the reviewing stand at our Canadian Olympic Games when they are representing people who think more of politics than the re uta tion of the country people who would sabotage wor on buildings to delay construction for their own greed people who would cheat rob and pay people off in order to line their own pockets Is this what our Canadian athletes have been training for the past year or more If it is then say lets forget the Olympics there are many intermational sports events each Slessor and Periard Juniors of the Barrie and District Senior Softball League team shown here will be conr peting in the Ontario Associa at Griinsby Ont this weekend Winner of the threeday tournament which starts today will have the opportunity of representing Ontario in the Junior Mens WILL COMPETE IN GRIMSBY TOURNAMENT tioii Junior Mens Elimina tion Tournament being held Canadian Championships slated for Nelson Miramichi NB on August 1215 The Barrio team is scheduled to play its first game Saturday against St Paul Champion sbii and consolation gamma wil be played Sunday Ivy setting for baseball tournament The first Ivy Rangers bid tournament re scheduled because of rain last he held this Saturday at Ivy The touriia baseball weekend will Beeton anucks Leafs listoii namciit with seven teams tak ing part The teams are Ivy Bechives Al of the South Simcoe Baseball league and follows Lisle 10 am Rangers vs Leafs 1130 am Alliston vs pm Beeton vs New Lowell At 230 ncrs of games one and tWo will Lowell game at pm Orillia Majors drew the bye in the opening round and will play the wmncr ol the Becton New Lowell game at pm pm the win ment starts at 111 am and goes on until the championship game at pm It is straight knockout tour Lisle Ivy Rangers and New Lowell of the North Duffcrin baseball league Schedule for the games is as 12th victory meet Orillia Majors drew bye in the opening round and will play the winner of the Beeton New The championship 1S worth $75 and the runnerup prize is $50 year for our Candian athletes in countries where they will be appreciated and where sports help to cement good relationships with the nations of the world Something has been lost from the excitement that the Cana dian Olympic Games should bring to the sportsman or sport swoman of Canada Maybe the athletes from all over the world can recover the spirit of these games but they have very large job mending the damage that stubborn government and lot of greedy people have done to our Canadian Olympic Games Jones well rested for allstar game CHICAGO AP Randy Jones of San Diego Padres who is on schedule to become the National Leagues first 30 game winner should be well rested for baseballs allstar game think his arm might be little tired and wont use him before the allestar game Tues day unless its in relief and the game is in the balance said San Diego manager John Mc Namara after Jones beat Chicago ubs 63 Thursday think 16 wins is enough work for half season said Jones whose record is 1673 Id like to start the allrstar game Jones who allowed the Cubs only seven hits and was in trouble only twice is the winni ngest pitcher in National League history at an allstar break The major league mark is 17 wins set by Vida Blue of Oak land As in the 1971 American League season To catch Blue Jones would have to start Sunday in Phila delphia on only two days rest and McNamara said he wont allowit Thursdays win came one game past the halfway mark in the season for the Padres and makes Jones 26yearold southpaw the first potential 30 game winner in the National League since Dizzy Dean 307 for Lows Cardinals 42 years ago Three qualify for Games fivemember contingent of the Huronia Striders track and field club placed well at this weeks Western Region League meet held at Kitchners Centen nial stadium Denise Cadeau placed first in the womens javelin and Leslie Black was first in the womens Boonitrs event Both girls turned in close to personal bests in these events Dave Poser competing for the first time in the lstltmtr stepplechase placed second in time of 507 while teammates Gord Collins and Kori Skinner maintained the pace with first in the javelin and pole vault respectively Denise Cadeau Dave Poser and Kori Skinner qualified for the Ontario Games to be held in Ottawa on the Labor Day weekend by their performances at this meet Next weeks meet will be held in Mississauga on July 14 and will host the following events Track 100 400 S00mctrcs with the triple jump and shot piit scheduled for the field Eight birdies help golfer take lead MOLINF Ill iAPl Inhcr aided Fiiy Zocllcr carded eighi consecutive birdies on the back time en route to course record tilt and held it one stroke lead over vctcrnn George cher after lhursdays first round of thc Slooiioo Qlllltl iticstlpcn golf tonurnniiiciit Zocllcr 34 who turned pro in 1974 and has won less lhzin in Sports transactions THE CANADIAN PRESS BASKETBALL NBA lhocnh Suns signed guard Ron Lee FOOTBALL FL Winnipeg Blue Bombers dropped rookie Canadian difcii sivc end iary Anderson and dcfcnswc end Willie ullars defensive back Terry Buss of fciisive guard Rick Druchcl and quarterback Smith all rookie imports NFL Atlanta Falcons released dc fetisive tackle Chuck Walker Baltimore toils signed line man Bill Dooliii and running back Walt Hartford Kansas lty hieh an nounced retirement of dtftll Sive back Kerry Reardon Minnesota Vikings Signed de tensive end James White and wide receiver Sammy White New Orleans Saints Signed kicker punter Bob urriir guard Dick Enderle defensive back Pat Gibbs and defensiii tackle Jody Medford an nounced failure of offensive tackle tier Palmer and difcn sivi back Thomas Draki to pass team physical San Diego Chargers waived liiicbackcrs larcncc Sandiis and Ralph Turri guard Joe lu Rusu defensive IIltl Pat Rich tirdsuii defensive back Scott Sandirs ind kickers itiiblii Matthews liii Maiioii iiid lohnSuhvan St Louis tardliials an nooiicid retirement of ininr tertiack Dennis Show signed quarterback Bill Donckcrs Tampa Ban Burcanicr waned defensive backs Bifi Ilurrcil and Pete Roiiii IllKKF Hl Buffalo Sabres signed right Barrie Raceway entries sAttiRDAY 005 but an FIRSTIMV llk Md TUMM ATKINS limit RIIEKSIIII NI Nil Vidh ll SUtlAlJITT 1333 GoldeiiScanip Brendon Goldenlmn Annehid NameHun Hughes KHIQRRN Ifill TRUNIA kmu SIIlUND Pane Me In ll IJR HAIU Faii 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PuE Re JUNANGEL MaiArthur 1MAPELWAY STORM SJODALE LINER Jeffries $Armbro Newer Crown oZurroGrIuan Lee Hanst Hal Jones TENTH Pace Mlle use t4immy Guam Kmmdy sMIMI TIME Jones lIOPAZ TOBBY Hughes IWil LOR Flocaie Im hrey sArgyel Flash rowe rJohnston Scrnnnagi 60ur rotecior Aruindi Vet BeeClay Powell winger itcnc Rotart Detroit Red ings signed toi word Fred iilliains from So Nilllltlll Blades of tcxtiii inr lilu Hiiikiy lclglli to l1l yctll contract ll ailgiiry IDU signed goalie tiary Biiiiiilcy from But faliiSabrisottliciil StNt Hit Sl Boston linutiiiiiii had conch Hilbert ogclsiiigir resign The Four Ball Best Ball golf tournament held this eek at the Barrie Golf and Country Club finished with Marge ooo on the golf tour this year lied tour record with his string of cigh birdies on the lltltklllllltll105305tlltlUtlk wood oiinliy tluli course Bob Goiilby set ths mark in the 19rd St Itiilillliltptll Bunchcd II US were Mike Mc tiilloiigh litllt Frank nrlton illit and Bob Dickson Joe lorlcr liar Mctord and Rex 411dwvil were tit till Delinding champion Roger Mollliic comi in at two under par ti it score posted by other players The 1974 Quad titics tilhst Dave Stockton iiiiiiiioiigiiiiicplayciszittix Hi lhc iniii field To had lli piii scorcs loxl oi the tour pros arc in die British Open hilt Mallbic sold iic Illilttl here because as defending champion had ltslllllfilllllll but more than Illill lici nos wanted to Inltbic sci the previous cour record il tH in the final round you ago He started that round scicii tlilkts Dtllllltl iciidtl Dmc lllihtiliclgcl but look ihclitlcby one stroke tolhy and Shirl Macdoiiald the Hlllltfi with 65 Fin lshing second in the ltiiiole ourniimciil was the Ittlln if for Overhead Barrie Overhead Door of the minor lacrosse pee wee league travelled to Alliston this week to claim their 12th victory with only one loss to date in league games Billy Iloare netted four goals and one assist As did Steve Mills Steve Brouillard got three goals while Jim Green side got one assist for Barrie Alliston markers were Richard Surowiak with five Andy Thomas with two Rob Morris with one and an assist Sean Whelan with one and Joe McKeown with an assist The game was hardfought with 62 minutes in penalties Barrie picking up 17 minutes leaving 15 minutes to Alliston which included one misconduct to John Hacket Overhead Door next meet Sadlon Motors at Eastvicw on July 12 at 800 pm Convicted of assault SIIRGICON FALLS int itli Gregory Stewart Downy 21 junior hockey player from Garson Ont was convicted in provincial court lhursday of assaulting refr crcc in ii game last March He was fined $150 The charge was reduced from assault causing bodily harm by iigieeiiient between the Crown and defence lawyer Thomas Downy was charged after Northern Ontario Hockey Assor cintion Junior game March 25 between tapreol Hawks and West Nipissinglouettes Referee Hector Valndc of North Bay was struck in the face by Downy He had surgery last week to rebuild his nose Sturgeon Falls is about an miles west of North Bay tlr FOUR BALL BEST BALL WINNERS Gladys Jansen and Ruth ur me With 66 Above Gloria Smith centre presents the Mansfield and Dennian Gen Big 0ro tourney this weekend The Oro Ladies Softball League will be hosting their third annual softball tourna ment this weekend July 1011 at the Adult Occupational Cen treEdgar Twelve teams are scheduled to compete in the twoday tour nament with play starting at am Saturday and Sunday Championship and consolation games will start at 430 pm Sunday Five Oro teams Shanty Bay Edgar Hawkestone United Lumber and Knelson Water Wells will be joined by teams from Craighurst Grenfel Elmvale Ivy Barrie and Ossossane Beach The first six scheduled games of the tourney are as follows Saturday am Hawkestone vs Craighurst 1015 Shanty Bay vs West Bend 1130 United Lumber vs Grenfell 1245 Edgar vs Ossossane Beach pm Knelson Water Wells vs Penetang 315 Elmvale vs Ivy Refreshments will be pro vided at the tournament and draw will be held Sunday Majors make it 43 in intercounty tilt By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ty Crawfords single in the eighth inning drove in the win ning run to give London Majors 43 win over Hamilton Cardie nals in an InterCounty Major Baseball League game Thurs day In other games Toronto Maple Leafs downed St Thomas Elgins 11lt7 Kitchener Waterloo Panthers edged Guelph Forums 54 and Cam bridge Terriers defeated Brant ford Red Sox 54 Play resumes tonight with Cambridge at London At Hamilton Arden Eddie who singled to lead off the eighth for London went to sec ond on passed ball then scored on Crawfords drive down the first base line Winning pitcher Sam Smith fanned 12 batters allowing 10 hits Ron Buist took the loss The Majors scored three runs in the second inning and the Cardinals had run in the first and two more in the seventh ADDEDA TRIPLE Randy Mercer had double eral trophy to inncrs Marge and Shirl is ildd and Ruth look on Examiner Photm and two singles for London Crawford had three singles and Barry Fuller added triple Jim Moffatt had triple and two singles to pace Hamilton Chuck Beaudoin had three hits In St Thomas home runs by Roman Kniginyzky Marty Chapman Brian Benton and Brian Walters powered To rontos 12hit attack Doug Grundy who relieved Virgil Moore in the second in ning took the win The Toronto pair gave up 11 hits walked nine and struck out 15 Rod Nicholson the third St Thomas pitcher of the game was tagged with the loss St Thomas pitchers walked three and struck out SIX Walters led Toronto scoring with the homer and double Chapman and Heaton each also had single Ray Tilley had three singles for St Thomas Bob McQuiggan and Bill Bradley added two singles each Playing at home Dan Kupels triple off the right cen trefield fence With two men out in the eighth inning lifted the leagueleading Panthers to their 14th win in 18 starts Kupetss hit his second ex trabase hit of the game scored Bob McKillop who smgled ear lier iii the inning Kupets had runscoring double when the Panthers assumed mo lead in thefirst inning goals scored in minutes BY THE CANADIAN PRESS Hamilton Bengals scored six goals in the final five minutes to come from behind and beat Kitchener Braves 1816 in an Ontario lacrosse Assocmtion Junior game Thursday In other games Thursday Rexdale Warriors posted 20 is victory over Oshawa Legion Gaels and Peterbomugh Gray Munriis beat takeshore Maple Leafs 2112 In Hamilton Wayne Stringer and Rob Bourns had three goals each for the Bengals Brion McLiiughn Bob Wickham and Cain Sinclair had two goals each Davi Stanga Dan Gismonif Randy DaVis BrUce Morgan Gary Morrison and Kenn Rushton scored one each Rick Bailey scored three for Kitchener and Barry Rooy mans Mike ODonoghue Jeff Zinken and John Mctrcti added two goals each Sam SIOUIOS Iiiii Abbott Kim Ziiikeii Dan II Fotopolus and Blake Alto each hiid one goal 496 Novices Win at lacrosse Barrie Protfolor Novices defeated East Gwillimbury 152 in Huronia Minor Lacrosse Assmiation IIMLAJ action last night The Novices Shayne Carson accounted for nine goals and three assists Shane Smith one goal two assists David Slomka two goals one assist Sean MmIhersuin three goals and Gerry Iiloii two assists The game market excellent passing and team effort by the Barrie side In other action Barric Wool worth downed Orn 111 in HMLA tykediVision game last night Scoring for 1he Barric side Were Willie Miller with six goals Stu Hunter With three Russ Liind Willi one and Mark Owens With one Oros lone goal was scored by Michael Bonnie MITl1lIl Morrow in the Bar rit iii1 robbed the Oro club on mwrnl HIiitllnfl to hold their to on goal Good fore checking by Ted Johnslone Jake Henry and Mark Irmns kept the OM lyluz frustrated mi Woolworth eiltilr the hall llffl and again Aarons for arrw were citdich 1o ftd lohriitorie itirk ltolrit and Kirk Gillespie Danin IIHHIIH assisted on the Om marker OM and lit Bertram of the tonic Minor Lacrosse Assuma tion met in bardchecking game won by the lamr 74 lotb teams passed and checked well throughout the game and the L4 Bertram side had slight edge in HDOOllrlg ac curacy During the game each team received one misconduct penalty and several minors Cowan to boycott golf events TORONTO iCPi Gary Iowan one of Canadas top amateur golfers said Thursday he will boycott national ama teur golf events this year be cause the he did not obtain an exemption for the Canadian Open at the Essex Golf Club in Windsor Ont July 2225 The 36yearold Kitchener Ont native said that of 20 ex emptions the Royal Canadian Golf Association RCGAi has for the event 12 have been given to Canadian professionals and he has been told by the RCGA he will have to qualify They iRCGAi still have eight to give out as they see fit he said Off my record should get one Cowan has won the Canadian amateur title once the United States amateur twice and is fivetime winner of the Ontario amateur The RtGA decision not to give me an exemption for the Canadian Open is bush he said in an interview Wins award at raceway Doug Brown seems to be keeping up his winning streak after taking the award for Driver of the Month for June here at Barrie Raceway Wednesday he reined five of his horses to victory to set new record for most wins in an even ing This included an exciting dead heat in the ninth in which Noble Tag John Brown up and Chief Command with Doug Brown in the sulky crossed the Wllt as team in 1025 The sloppy track condition didnt put damper on the fourrhorse field vying for the thousanddollar purse in Wednesdays Features Prefer red at the raceway Doc Lind say held the lead for most of the mile in his usual style orin to have Sterling Kingtime With Michalc Harris aboard come on in the stretch for the Victory Stcrhng Kingtime owned by Sunnidalc Racing Stable of New Lowell paced the mile in 06 275 Doc Lindsay finished second and Lindys Thyatira took show nioncy RENT NEW CAR $732 l795 Friday to Monday Plus Mileage $avu mo Chow at TIEDEN RENT CAR 3418AYHEID ST be 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