Lawn 4P ii IVWQ InIM Swim relay team nabs Canada first silver MONTREAL CP Five more world records in swim ming the first Canadian silver medal and triumph by the British team in the gruelling modern pentathlon marked the fifth day of competition in the 21st Olympic Games The Soviet team somewhat upstaged to date by the East German and American record smashers harvested three gold medals and burgeoning crop of rhubarb Already hurt by the dis qualification of pentathlete Boris nischenko for doctoring his epce with an electronic de vice that registered noti existent hits the Russians were embroiled with Olympic of ficials in two further incidents There was better news for the Russians on the gymnastics floor where tiny Nelli Kim split the honors with Romanias Nadia Tomaneci in the four ap paratus finals each claiming two championships And Russia enjoyed its second sweep in two days as Viktor Krovopouskov led two other Soviet fencers to medals in individual sabre MGR ORDS FALL Meanwhile the Olympic pool scene of the first Russian sweep in the womens 200metre breaststroke returned to non inal as live world records fell and the golds were shared by East German girls and Ameri Ill IIIIII Ilannclorc Anke lowered the World mark in her heat of the 100 metre breaststroke and did it again later in the semifinals US foursome that wasnt considered good enough to swim in the final owned the world mark in the lxlotlrmetrc medley relay fora few hours af ltl the morning heats until the tiiststringers took over and smashed it again in the eve ning Their credentials were flaw less Backstroker John Naber breaststroker John llenckcn butterfly specialist Matt Vogel and lreestylcr Jim Mon tgomery had already earned at least one gold medal apiece and all but Vogel had broken world records in their events The race ended the medal drought for Canadas male swimmers as Steve Pickell of Vancouver Graham Smith of Edmonton Clay Evans of Hunt ington Beach Calif and Gary MacDonald of Mission BC took the silver The winning time of three minutes 422 seconds and the Canadian clocking of 34594 were both under the 4728 per formance of the American heat winners The previous mark also set by US foursome wasaz4816 In the womens events the evening belonged to Kornelia Ender who ran her goldmedal total to four with victories in the loometre butterfly and 200 freestyle equalling world record in the former and break ing one in the latter all in less than half an hour In the mens 400 freestyle Brian Goodell of the US made it two in row with world record clocking 0f 35193 to go with the world mark he set in the 1500 freestyle earlier in the week The Canadians had finalists but no medalwinners in all three individual events com pleted Thursday but were unable to get past the semifi nals in the 100 breaststroke JUST MISSED BRONZE Gail Amundrud of Vancouver came closest to medal in the 200 freestyle She was third be hind Ender and Shirley Baba shoff of the US as she turned for home but faded back to fifth place conceding the bronze to Enith Brigitha of the Nether lands Following reports of Rus sian attempt to fix the outcome of Olympic diving the intei= national swimming federation said late Thursday night it has set up system to guard againr st corrupt judging of diving events The governing body for aquatic sports known as FINA announced an undefined system of checks after special meeting to look into the reports Tom Gompf manager of the US divingteam and judge at the 1972 Olympics was quoted earlier charging tinnamed So viet diving officials of proposing pointswapping dea between American and Russian diving judges that would have helped Soviet springboard star Irina Kalinina and American springboarder Phil Boggs DENIES STATEMENT Gompf later denied he had said there was pointsswapp ing proposal Boggs won the gold medal in the event Wednesday night but Kalinina wound up seventh be hind gold medallist Jennie Chandler of the United States in the womens final Tuesday Both Boggs and Kalinina are world champions FINA issued statement sayr ing that further explanations must be made by the individual who made the statement be cause the information is in sufficient at this time to make ruling The federation added that it has set up checks on their judges to guard against prcjr udicial judging It did not de scribe the checks GR SlatDONALD of Mis sioii takes good look at his newly acquired Qlym Medal winners in By TIIE tNDl IRIISS SWIMMING Mens txloometre medley relay Gold lfnited States tJolm Naber John llenckcn Matt Vogel Jim Montgotiicty 34322 World record Silver atiada iStcve Pickcll West Vancomcr Graham Smith Edmonton lay Evans anadian living in KS Gary MacDonald Mission 343 EH Brone West Germany lKlaus Stciiibacli Walter Kitsch Michael Rrans Peter Nocke ll 4729 Mens thMiietIe frecsty lc Gold Brian Goodell lnited States 33193 World record Silver Tim Shaw lnitcd States 332 34 Brone Vladimir Rnskatov USS 3335 Tti omcns loometre butterfly Gold Kornelia Ender East Germany ltitllit Equals world record Silver Andrea Pollack East HOW CANADA FARED By THE CANADIAN PRESS SIMTIIN Mens tltltimetrc medley rc lay tanada Steve Pickell West Vancouver Graham Smith lltlmotltoll lay Evans incoiiver Gary MacDonald Mission won heat and silver medal omciis loometre breastst roke Rohiii orsigluL Beacon fltltl Que won heat and four th in semifinal eliminated Lisa Borsholt Vancouver second iti heat and eighth in tllll tinal eliminated Joann Baker Thunder Bay tint third tlt heat and seventh in semi final eliminated omcns loometre but terfly Wendy Qunk Iointc laire Que Sllll in filial omciis Mittmetre freestyle Gail Amundrud est Vancouver won heat and fifth in final Debbie tlarkc lhiiiidir Bay Hill second in heat eliminated Anne Jardin lointc tliirc Que third in heateliminated Iens totHnetrc freestyle Stephen Badger innipcg sec ond iii heat iiid eighth in final Tom ltlItltl Thunder Bay tint third lIl heat eliminated Bil Sawcliuk Thunder Bay Hill second in heat 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first of three rounds llarry Willsic Montreal 46th ttied with live otherst Paul Laportc Laval Quc 32nd tied with one other Rapidvfire pistol Jules So briaii Unieniec Qnt tied for 25th among 48 Steve Kelly tit tawa tied for 32nd after first round Running game target first round Daniel Nadcau Quebec City 25th of 27 GRIItURtï¬l RFSIIG Light flyweight Mitch Kawasaki Montreal lost third round match Bantamweight Doug Yeats Montreal lost by tall in third round eliminated llllG Finn Santord Riley Toronto loth in fourth race of sevenracc program ltitli er all t7 tolm Park and Jay tross Toronto lourth in tourtli racettth er all Tornado lirry mle nona tint uid lichael de la Roche Kingston tint eighth IIl lourth race eighth oi er Soliiig Tempest Flying Dut chuian Fourth iniccs post poned due to lack ot ind TICR PM tanada defeated Australia tllliS SKI TR tanada lost tot IFS II NDB Il tanada lost to test many tlIlZS ll DR ll tinidi lost to lliitigai FIFI DIRK kr tiiiidi lost to India iil RENT NEW CAR 9E5 flAY 795 Friday to Monday cage TILDEN am cut 34 BAVHELO Si WW 7370800 Jir it Brone Viiiilv liiiteilStatesd til omens Gothitictrc licesty lc Bottlioll ioltl Korticlia lCiidct East Germany Sit Lit World record Silcr Shirley llilltdSlltill lnitedStiitcs ot 1311 Bronc Ennh Biigitha the Netherlands 3ol rltl lll lens Springboard Gold Philip Boggs linted States but 32 points Siher Franco ltaly 37o tl Broiilc Aleksandr Kosinkov fut 24 ti loooiiiclic liidiy idiial Pursuit Gold Gregor Braun West Germany mins 47 til secs Silyer Ilcrnian Ionstccn the cthcrlands Al in 72 Broni Thomas lluschke East Germany in il SlltS onici pparatus Ilorsc ault Gold Nelli ltt ttoo points tagnotto Kim SS pic silver medal after the anadiati quartet of Stephen Picknell left Graham Smith lay Evans and Mac Donald took second in the ay mens itotrmetre medley relay lhursday ttl pliotoi Thursdays Olympic events Silver arola Donibeck East Germany Ludmila loiirischcui lSSR ltltlfio lltl lnevcii Bars Gold Nadia toinaiieci mania no no Silicr lcodora ltigureanu ltoiiiania to ttoo Brone Marta Hungary 1973 Balance Beam Ro Ilgervari Gold Nadia onianccr lilttfit Silver tllga Korbut SR 19723 Brone leodora lingureaiiu Romania lei Too liloor Eeicises Gold lcli Kim NHL0 Silver Ludmila lourischeva SSR lfllilï¬ Brone Nadia Romania 19751 MGDERN IICNIAIIILUN lndi idiial Gold Janus Iyciak Peciak Poland Sfizopoints Silver Pa vcl 5487 ITS tomancci Lcdiie Brone laii Bartu tech oslovakia 34 Team Gold Britain tAdrian Parker Robert Nightingale Jeremy Fox 1533 Silver Mchoslovakia tJan Bartu Bolitiiiiil Starnovsky liri Adam t3tit Brone Hungary lTamas Kancsal Tibor Maracsko SI vetislav Sacisi lojtfiti MUNIRILAL ttIi Bishop Dolcgiewic of Montreal tan adas top sliol ptitter in lym pic trials withdrew from the event Thursday because of nagging injury to his throwing hand Team mate Bruce Piriiic said Dolegicwicz however would compete in the discus event be cause there is no strain on the wrist in that event Dolegicwicz has had elbow and wrist problems all year said Pirnie and an attempt to freee the wrist with painkill ing drug lhursrlay didnt work GWET THAT DODGE famil room Infro llti itI I2 burst cit ill ippointxziqztt lllltll iltll Sleek conitortahlc intcriors itli all the roommcss you could isL lv li titti wristz th hinch lhc itii lx ltiii cycn ut toiittitioir me yours tot the ordering reat Pickins at our Dodge Plymouth ealers FIIStING Mens Sabre Gold iktor Krovopouskov lSSR tIW Silver Vladimir Nazlyniov lSS Bronze Viktor Sidiak lS SR 12 WIIIGIIIIlFIING Middleweight Gold Yordan Mitkov lilll garia 333 kilos t71tTpoundsi Silver Yartan Militsyan IRS SR ititokilos Bronc Peter Weiizel East Germany 327 kilos DAKAR tReutcri Presi dent Leopold Setighoi of Se negal lhursday defended his countrys decision not to join the African boycott of the Olympics Games and vowed that Senegal would compete even if all other African coun tries pulled out We think politics should be talked about in the United Na tions At the Olympic Games one should talk sport Loss string ends Morton gets Win By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS After 88 victories in the major leagues youd think that another one more or less wouldnt matter to Carl Mor ton But it did Thursday nightflit was his first of the 1976 season Before Atlantas 71 victory Riders Argos triumph ByTERRYONEILL anadian Press Staff Writer Head coach al Murphy of the British olumbia Lions used just one word to sum tip his teams 358 thrashing at the hands of Saskatchewan Rough riders Thursday night sickeir ing The powerful Rougliriders rolled up 320 halftime ad vantage on their way to an easy win in what was the season opener for both Western Foot ball League clubs In another Canadian Football League game quarterback huck Ealey piloted Toronto Argonauts to 2216 win over his former teammates the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in seasonopeiiiiig action for those two teams In Winnipeg play was gener ally unexciting until both teams came alive in the fourth quar ter when the Argonauts 12Al lead was threatened early as Steve Baird capped short drive following an interception with touchdown ruti Toronto caine back quickly though with backup quarter back Matthew Reed tossing 48yard pass to Al heruk Ealey threw touchdown strike to AI Bloomingdale in the second quarter while chon Andrusyshyn converted both touchdowns and added pair of field goals and two singles Bomber scoring was rounded out by Gord Pattersons 15yard touchdown reception from Ralph Brock Bernie Ruoffs 56 yard single and convert atid twopoint convet on pass from Harry Knight to Patterson over Montreal Expos Morton had lost eight consecutive games dating back to 1971 His 07 record this season was sit uation quite foreign to Morton reliable starter used to win ning in double figures each sea son The victory was so sweet that Morton dismissed fiery pain that made his arm tighten up and forced him to leave tlfltl six innings The muscle spasm isnt any thing really be said Im sure will be back out 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