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WP Extra hole birdie works for Harrison TORONTO CP When the final round of the Ontario ama teur golf tournament began Friday Jim Harrison was to settle for one of the four spots on the provinces Willi don Cup team oronto golfer clinched spot on the team with final round 68 then sank 20foot tt on the fifth extra hole for is to win the provincial amateur title Harrisons final round gave him 72hole total of 292 put tin him in threeway tie with Mealia of Toronto and Bob Andrews of Sarnia Mealia had to settle for run nerup for the third year in row ter settling for par on the523yard fifth He lost to Kit cheners Gary Cowan by four strokes last year and by one stroke in 1974 Andrews was eliminated when he bogeyed the parthree second hole Harrison Mealia and Ander son are members of the Willing don team along with Robert Street of Bolton who defeated secondround leader Jerry An derson of Toronto in sudden ttlheath playoff for the final ber TRYING FOR TEAM was just shooting to make the team although thought 66 or 66 might win the title said Harrison business ad ministration student at the Uni versity of Florida who won the Tap 20 TORONTO CP Top 20 scores and ties after the fourth round of the Ontario amateur all tournament xwon sud endeath playoff xHarrison Tor 224615492 Mealia Tor 21775292 Andrews Sarnia 223611292 Street Bolton 22370293 Anderson Tor 22073293 Roberts London 22470A294 Marseilles Unvllle 22143494 Weslock Burln 22371294 Dolan Tor 2237i294 Colwoll Kin ston 22372295 Brant Klein urg 22075295 Spittle NiFalls 21877w295 Fellinger NFals 22442296 Kern Miss 22275297 Phillips Jns Pt 2207112911 1974 Canadian junior title Victory slipped from Mealias grasp when he took at double b0 ey on the par five 17th then geyed the par four 18th He had led after the third round with 217 total and had par 35 on the front nine Friday Mealia 21 went fourover par with 40 on the back to dro into tie with Andrews an Harrison who roared into contention with 33 on the front nine then came home in 35 Harrison said he was sur prised to catch Mealia after shooting 77 in the first round and 78 the second day Winner of the Toronto Star Trophy he said he will try to qualify for the US amateur af ter the Canadian amateur next month in Victoria The Willingdon Cup interprovincial competition is part of the Cana dian amateur tournament Street who carded ninehole scores Friday of 35 and 35 on th 6441yard Cedar Brae Golf and Country Club layout eliminated Anderson when he sank 45foot putt for birdie three on the first extra hole ONE SHOT BAK One shot behind Anderson and Street were Nick Weslock of Burlington an eighttime Ontario amateur winner and twotime winner Kelly Roberts of London Tied with them were Jim Dolan of Toronto and raig Marseilles of Unionville golfers Doig Scafortli 225 74 209 Williams Woodliridgc 2211 72 31111 Ervasti London 227 71 11110 Berdock Tor 2211 71 111111 Westlake ioiithill 220775 301 Study Milton 225172 11111 Van Vliel London 227 74 1101 Brewer Whitcvalc 229 72 1101 Kimura Tor 2110 71 310 Billynrd l1i1ihlll 2211711 1112 Forsythe Kingsvillc 210 71 Pease London 221174 ziozi Short Foothill 227 77 1114 McCiiliiil Forest 2211775 1114 Houlihan Sarniii 227 77 11114 Kates SSMaric 229770 105 Thrasher Sarniri 211075 105 Horvath Windsor 2261111 too Top seeds continue on at Ontario Tennis Open ST CATHARINES Ont CP seeded Jonathon Smith of Br tain defeated Ger man Cuberos of Columbia 36 68 to advance to the semi finals today in the Ontario Open tennis tournament In other mens quarterfinals Friday secondseeded Lars Elvstrom of Denmark defeated Wayne Cowley of Australia 63 76 with tiebreaker in the last set Fourthseeded Dale Power defeated Dave Brown both of Toronto 83 82 in the last mens quarterfi nal Harry Fritz of San Diego Calif defeated Richard Leg endreof Quebec 62 61 SPORTS PUT ON WAIVERS VERO BEACH Fla AP Joe Gilliam controversial black uarterback of New Orleans ints has been put on waivers for breaking rules coach Hank Stram said Friday Gilliam former Tennessee State layer was picked up for $100 is year from Pittsburgh Steelers He still faces court appearance in Nashville Tenn where he is charged with possession of cocaine carrying weapon and reckless driving Play resumes today with Smith meeting Fritz and Elvst rom playing Power In the womens singles quar terfinals topseeded Susan Stone of Vancouver had little trouble with Della Lubin of To ronto defeating her 61 61 Thirdseeded Kym Ruddell of Australia defeated Vera Komar of Cambridge Ont 62 60 Unseeded Vicky Beggs of Florida defeated Lianne Mar quez of San Diego 62 60 and Barb Brankovska of Toronto beat Kathy Morton of Toronto 63 62 in semifinal contests Stone will play Beggs and Ruddell will meet Brankovska SHORTS SALES ENDED NEW YORK 1AP1 New York Giants said Friday they have ended their seasonticket sale for the 1976 National Foot ball League season their first at Giants Stadium in Rutherford NJ said it has received more or ders than can be handled The stadium has seating capacity of 76500 all but about 500001 which will be season tickets East The team BASEBALL RECORD THE CANADIAN PRESS Alorlcnn League East Pet 1111 Non York 53 831 Baltimore 42 42 5011 11 Detroit 40 41 494 ill Boston 41 43 4811 12 Cleveland 39 42 4111 121 Milwaukee 34 4a 425 17 West Kansas City so 12 6311 Taxas 44 41 5111 9w Oakland 44 43 506 10h Minnesota 40 45 471 131 Chicago 19 45 484 14 California as 54 391 2111 Fridays Results Konaas City 54 Boston Baltimore California Detroit Oakland 11 Cleveland Minnesota Chico Milwaukee Now ork Texas Todays Probable Pitchers Boston Tisnt 1061 at Kansas City Hasalor 051 California 1Tanana 06 at Baltimore May 661 so Oakland Norris 2721 at 111 troit Ruble 351 in Milwaukee 1Colborn 51111 at Chicago Gouge 571 Clovoland Waits 1141 at him nosota 160 781 in New York tEllis 1041 at Texas tPorry 0171 05 iii Sundays lanirs Oakland It DEtroit California at Baltimore Milwaukee at Chicago Clovaland at Minnesota Boston at Kansas City New York at 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Slill Villic Hortons ruii scoring ziiyllt in the hiitlnm of thc lllli iilt rclict iit liollic llilltl ciiiid Hun liliiiria ho lcd oil the inning with an infield lllLll with llctriiits winning run li1itplittnrtt 1111i hurlcd 11 llircchutci 111 Kansas itys tilltillliil iictory and F117 niotris ll l111il11tkttl in piiihiiii duct with Bostons Hick iw i1tll tiychittcr 111 cmnplcic lhc ltiiixils lt ill liiisnll lwii run doubles in Buck liit11cx 111 1hr opener and Join l1111 lil thc second 1111111 111111 1dcd illt punch luiimks ltolziiisun had three llll hiding 1worun lilth 111111111 lmmcr 1w lc1d litilftl iii th suc tgtt iiumi Vaync Harland with ltlltl hclp in the 311111 1111111 llitit lillti ran his lttHlIl ltl ll Milan than it struck out eight liut ilkc1l 11nd garc llitllll1l 1111ii innings lids its Wctry Barrie The Barrie Examiner Saturday July 17 1976 Good and bad breaks for Canada boxers MONTREAL CP Canada got some good and bad breaks in the Fridays draw for boxing competition at the Olympic Games but one thing seems certainPanAmerican Games gold medallist Chris Clarke of Halifax should have no trouble in his opening match in the lightwelterweight division The 19yearold fighter whose record is 71 wins and five losses was drawn against Lasse Fri man of Finland in Thursdays preliminary competition Theres no doubt well win that one said Canadian boxing team manager Rudy Bianco of Vancouver Chris is one of our best hopes although hes in tough big class with 42 MONTREAL AFP For the first time in the Olym ics field hockey will be playe on an artificial surface when In dia the former champions and Argentina face off in the opening match of the Games on Sunday lt will also he the first time that 12 instead of the usual 16 nations will be represented sore point with Rene Frank iii ternational federation president These inovations are bound to be reflected in the 40 matches of the 13day tournament wind ing up with the finalJuly 30 All matches will be played in the 18000seat Molson Stadium On hot days the artificial surv face is heavily hosed down for bearable surface temperature The reduction in the number of participating countries has lop off the weaker learns an with the exception of fan fighters The Canadian with the tough est ening bout is Roger For tin of Montreal lightheavy weight who had the misfortune to be drawn against Anatoly Klimanov of the Soviet Union in Monday fight They tell me Klimanov is real good but Roger is strong and if he can get few punches in there he could pull it out Bianco said Others with tough opponents are Michael Prevost of St llu bert Que lightmid dleweighi who opposes Vasile Didea of Romania 011 Thursday and Bryan Gibson of Montreal who faces Bernd Wittenburg of East Germany on Monday in Only 12 of16 nations open Games field hockey ada automatically qualified as host the cream of world field hockey from the 73 countries at filiated to the international fed iration are here for one of the tightest tournaments since the game first appeared on the Olympic program in London in l908 Tanada won the silver medal in the 1975 PanAmerican Games Pakistan top seeded in pool as the Asian champions 1972 Munich Olympic finalists and with 45 international matches in the last three years limps in to its match against 10th seeded Belgium on the opening day with two injured players in each pool each team plays the others with two points for win and one for draw in the semifinals to he played on July 29 pool winner plays pool runnerup and pool winner plays pool runner up middleweight bout CHANCES GOOD Bianco figured light flyweight Sid McKnight of Prince George BC should survive his firstround match Monday against Byong Uk Li of North Korea He said McKnight is in good shape and strong barel having made the 106 poun weight imit He admitted he knew little about the Zambians one of whom lan Clyde of Montreal meets Tuesday but notedthey lack the reputation of such other African countries as Uganda and Ghana Electronic timer testing athletes MONTREAL CP 777 The clock is the enemy of all ath letes seeking world and Olym pic records in elapsedstime evean at the Games that open today and in the case of track events the clock has split second edge Electronic timing had been introduced to the Federation ln ternationale de Natation Ama teur for swimming coni petitions in time to be the dominant system at the 1972 Olympics in Munich but track athletes still have not been fully exposed to the system And therein lies the clocks split second edge because elec tronic times are in fact slower duslrlol Pork 3254424 uni pm McCauley Tractor Equipment Sales Farm industrial Sales Parts and Ser vice Proprietor Ron McCauley Hwy No ll South of Orilllo it tho in Open tum530 pm Mon to Fri Set than manually recorded ones Tom Friel of Los Altos Calif representative of the Swiss Timing Corp through which the Omega and Longincs companies provide timing systems for most major sports events including the Olympics explained why 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