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8The Barrie Examiner Friday July 23 1976 WHEEL Olympics future in jeopardy By ED HARPER Chay After great opening ceremony the Olym ic Games got under way and there have been many outstan ing rts eats by the participating athletes believe that we Cana ians should enjoy as much of this great sports spectacle as possible because we may be seeing the last Olympic Games for many years to come With more than 30 countries withdrawing from the games it has affected more than half of the 21 Olympic sports with boxing soccer and field hockey most seriously affected Louis Chantigny the Olympic press chief claims that lost revenue from ticket sales to date is more than $300000 and that conces sionaires have lost more than $1million Will things be better in 1980 believe that they will be worse because in 1980 more of the larger countries will withdraw when Israel may be banned from the games the future of the games looks to be in jeopardy THROWN OUT As if political troubles were not enough to take the glamor away from the Olympics Russian by the name of Boris Onischenko threetime world champion pentathlon com petitor was thrown out of the games on Mon for cheating The epee he was using was found to be rigged in such way that when he activated it hit was recorded on the electric scoring device without his epee actually touehing an ponent The question that pops into everyones min is how long has he been using this device and how many championships has he wonwithit It has been stated by officials that it was possible that Onischenkos coaches were aware of the rigged device and that they may be as much to blame as him To make things even worse the British opponent when the Russian was caught was Jeremy Fox longtime close friend Fox was stunned over the event and could hardly believe that his friend was capable of using rigged epee against him PERFECT SCORES On the brighter side of Olympic competition we have seen the outstanding performance of l4yearold Romanian girl Nadia Comaneci who has recorded five perfect scores in gym nastics in fewer number of day One good performance for Canada was Shannon Smith of Vancouver winning the bronze medal in the 400meter free style and she is expected to do even better in the 800metcr freestyle Even as am writing this column Nancy Garapick of Halifax has just won bronze medal in the loometer back stroke and there may be further medals for Canada before this column is published on Friday ur Canadian athletes may not win many medals during the Olympics but there are many who will give their sup porters thrill by coming up with an outstanding effort DISAPPOINTEI personally was very disappointed in the effort of Jocelyn Lovell of anada in the LOGOmeter cycling time trial He has been preparing for this event for the past four years and had ridden the distance faster several times before and was ex pected to win medal in this event But people are like animals and are unpredictable It could be that Jocelyn was not feeling his best on Tuesday Those who know him feel badly as he can do far better than the ride he gave in Montreal The 1000 meters is one of the events that Jeff Maiich young cycling prospect from Barrie will be concentrating on during the next couple of years in preparation for the Com monwealth Games in Edmonton Jeff has the making of champion and if the pressures are not too much for him he could bring lot of glory to Barrie in the near future Maiich is outstanding at the 4000 meter individual pursuit race also and has beaten few of Canadas best at this distance If the Olympic Games should continue in 1980 dont be sur prised if Barrie is represented and remember told you so Busy weekend for Ivy Rangers Ivy Rangers who up to datc have won 13 games and lost two are still in second spot in the North Dufferiii baseball league south division Mansfield ubs are three points ahead but two games ahead of Rangers hav mg played 17 games to date Saturday night at 645 the ubs visit the Raiigers dia iiiond for the first of two league games between the clubs victory by Ivy and SIR cessful doubleheader with Allisloii Sunday at Ivy could move the Rangers into first spot North meet in gist years 3o South win in the Sinicoe Baseball League allrstar game at tollingwood was that divisions first in four tries Theyll be trying to make it two in arrow iii Sundays ltith annual game at Midland The nine inning game has in starting time and in the event of rain would be rescheduled for Monday at 15 Five Midland players will be with the North team They are tiigiiac Gary llaiiicliii Rob Dyiiicnt Wayne Rutherford and Ken Fox Others include Rick lcr thur Terry tiowan Paul Walker and Jun Ilalliday of treciiiorc Barry tockliurn Jerry Adams Ietcr Koehli and Added interest in Saturdays game is the rivalry that developed last season when Ivy downed Mansfield four games to three to win the league cham pioiiship lwo undefeated pitchers Davc Little of the Cubs and Ed Patton of the Rangers will like ly be the opposing iiiouiidsiiicii for Saturdays gaiiic Sundays game is scheduled to start at 1pm Al Elliott con tiiiiics to lead the Ivy batters as well as the league with Henry Sander closing in PAM JOHNS l9 of Weston enjoys one moment of sa tisfaction during rather dismal final round of the On tario Ladies Amateur ham pioiiship 17 was putt on the eighth hole Thursday Johns set new competitive course record Wednesday with wit blazing threeunderpar round of 70 Johns was one stroke in front of Marlene Streit heading into the final 18holes of the 54hole cham pionship disastrous final nine moved Johns out of con tention Examiner Photo and dumps ottawa 114 and Diivcln pounced on Nottawa pitching early in the game for 1M triumph in one of two Barrie and District Mar jor League Fastball League games last night and scored five runs in the lllSl inning otl six hits to take commanding lead Drive In added another run iii the third one in the fourth thcii scaled the game with fourrun outburst in the filth inning Brian Wiesc slammed solo homer in the fifth to trigger the rally Larry Iowcll crashed No min homer in the seventh for Nottawa Other Electric rims came in the fourth and sixth in iiiiigs Leo Koopnians was the winn ing pitcher with seveirhittcr and smashed 16 hits off pair of Nottawa hiirlcrs Pitching duel ends in draw oOps Kcii Payne and Iiiiisiiigs Rill McNabh staged pitching duel Thursday which resulted in 00 draw in the opener of the oath teams Lorne Wingrove of Itrillia Gary Sproulc Bill talvcrt Bill Phillips and Don Westbrmkc of tollmgwood Randy McDonald Eriiic Fraser and Doug Kcaiis of Rarric The pace setting Ivy Leafs hay StVtlt players on the South line up incluldiiig Don Shannon Tom Arnold icoigc Ellis Monte Elliott Allcii Ellis Doii hlchlastcr and Bill Patton Anothcr Ivy eligible Rob Ruriis league batting chain pioii and Il last year IS lllltlll£llllt Other South nominees are Iirry llalbcrt Brian Itrooks and Willy tiaulcy ot lllliilt Scott Rcitic ltllllh lic Donald and Dan 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in South in Ps go gt Mm nww in 12 teams in tourney lwcln tcaiiis iic scheduled to participate in thc Siiiicoc iouiity Rural Fastball League tourimniciii to be held Saturday at Eton ilc ball diiiiioiiii lcaiiis from llilS area and Ioroiito are slated to play iii the touriiaiiicnz litili shifts at to tt Christies beat Kirks It was 99 for Christies IGA against Kirk Kids in Barrie lmor baseball league game junior division this week Stephen art hit home run and three triples for Christies Derrick Carmichael hit three triples and Paul Miller and traig French also hit triples tephcii tidogiii hit home min The Christie tciin record to ditc 1S two wins thicc losses and two tics Barrie and District Major Fastball League doii bleheader at Queens Park layne gave up only one hit that second inning single to Brian tiiffcii whilc McNabb had the oOp batters hit safely Iayiic struck out seven in the sewninning game with McNabb four of the 26 hitters to face him Iiiicsiiig had two players reach as far as third base while oOp neier got past second CAN BE RENEWED Wood is the only renewable inustrial raw material MARLENE SfIfREIT COMES FROM BEHIND TO Wl Marlene Stewart Streit is much more than just one helluva golfer Shes legend in amateur sports and Thursday the 42yearold golfer from Fon thill Ont wrote another entry into the history books with her 10th winning of the Ontario Ladies Amateur golf champion ship Streit recorded eight wins in the ladies amateur up to 1972 She won the title in 1974 and did not compete last year Streit member of the Lookout Point Golf and Country Club showed the style of champion by charging back after being down five strokes heading into the final nine holes of the 54hole championship at the Barrie Golf and County Club She remained poised after ragged first nineholes to shoot twounderpar 36 on the back side for an 18hole total of 75 and 221 for the three rounds of competition One stroke back at 222 was another Fonthill golfer Cathy Sherk while defending chamlt pion Sue Wickware 0f Thornhill finished with 223 Pam Johns of Weston es tablished new competitive course record at the Barrie Country Club Wednesday with blazing threeunder par round of 70 The record setting 18 holes jumped the 19yearold Miss Johns into the second round lead of the championship heading into yesterdays final round Johns fell apart on the back nine to finish the day with sixoverpar 79 which moved her into fourth place with 54 hole total of 224 Mrs Streit member of the Royal Canadian Golf Hall of Fame said she played rather raggedly on the front nine She finished the front nine ourover with bogeys on the first third fifth and eighth holes to move four strokes behind Cathy Sherk who blazed through the firsthalf of the day with one underpar 36one stroke behind day with oneunderpar 36 Johns bogeyed six of the final nine holes to move out of con tention Streits charge began with birdie putt on the 12th and another on 16 Missed putts on the 11th 13th and 14th hole with birdie on 16 left Sherk one stroke better than Streit After the tournament Streit was to comment on the fine play of the two golfers she toured the final round with yesterday Cathy made one had shot all day Streit remembered but it was to cost Sherk the chain pionship Sherks tee shots had been consistently true She had been hitting the ball well until the 17th when she sliced one off the fairway and iii the rough Her second shot failed to thread small opening throuin two huge pines blocking her ex it to the green It hit branch and bounced back It yards from herinitialattciiipt The missed shot triggered double bogey and change in leaders 16 to compo to in championship The top 16 low gross finishers at the Ontario Ladies Amateur golf championship will compete at the second match play cham pioiiship at the Isliiigton Golf ClubJuly27to28 Wednesdays and Thursdays final rounds at the Barrie Coun try Club were the last two test rounds for the players coni peting for place on the inter provincial team Maddy Tannahill of Penetaiig and Nancy Chrysler of Coll ingwood are alternates for the Isliiigton tournament Top 16 golfers of the Ontario Amateur championship after Thursdays final round are Marlene Streit Fonthill 74 72 75 221 Cathy Sherk Foothill 7t 76 75 212 Sue Wickwarc Thornhill 73 76 74 223 Pam Johns Weston 75 70 79 224 JaneKirkpatrickTor 717887 231 Stacey West Thornhill 74 76 82 232 Liz Ferrier Mississ 79 80 75 234 Pam MacKay Ashburn 77 81 78 236 Lil Hoffman Thornhill 78 77 82 217 Heather Hueston Toronto 88 7A 77 230 Karin Mundinqer Thornhill 79 82 79 240 Lil Ruttan Unionville 75 79 87 Carol McKnight St Marys 7° 83 80 24 Sheila Humphrey Ynornliill Bl El 8t 24 Chrryll Gibb inqsville 67 84 77 743 Ann Hanley Windsor 82 244 Fourteam selection for Canadian Amateur Cathy Sherk of Fronthill Sue Wickware of Thornhill Liz Fer rier of Mississauga and Pam Johns of Weston make up the interprovincia team which will be competing at the Tana diaii Amateur championship in Prince Albert Sask Aug 717 The fourmember team was selected after the final round Thursday at the Ontario Ladies Amateur golf championship at the Iiarrie ountry Iub Ontario winner Marlene Streit 0f Fonthill does not plan to attend the aiiadiaii chain pionship an event she has won many times since her first victory as 17ycarrold in 1931 Streit will be competing ill the United States Amateur an event she has won once Streit finished the four rounds prior to the teams selection with 52 points Slicrk was second with 43 and llolt iiiaii third at 39 Feiricr had it with Johns picking iipitl points To hold talks on Games plans Winter might seem like long way off but the Greater Huronia Sports ouncil is leavr mg nothing to chance in initial planning for the lluronia Winter Games meeting to discuss initial proposals for the big event is to be held Monday July 26 at ti pm in the County Administration Centre Mid hurst Executive members of illSt are asked to attend at 730 in on that date for brief 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