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Tanner set for battle with Borg LONDON tAPt Playing Bjorn Borg in the Wimbledon final holds no terrors for big Roscoe Tanner If didnt think could win there would be no point in going on court Tanner said Thurs day after beating Pat Dupre 76 63 in the semifinals Borg breezed by Jimmy Con nors 62 63 62 to advance to his fourth consecutive final He has won the final every time hes reached it and on Satur day he could become the first man to wm four in row since Anthony Wilding completed his streak in 1913 Today Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert Lloyd will bat tle for the womens title Navratilova is the defending Editor David Fuller7266537 Colts executive meets Monday to choose coach By DAVID FLLLER Of The Examiner Barrie Colts will have new coach Monday Harry Hadden president of the Junior hockey club said Thursday Although the official an nouncement is scheduled for GARY MACMILLAN coach candidate Monday at Tyndale Park Beach pm School 3254191 for league expenses player membership team toumament Aug 112 Park and Painswick Park 503 beginning at pm Toronto securit Now got it signed him from Los An Maple Leafs another agent In the end Detroit Festivities begin at pm at the club house in the park located off Hwy 11 on Big Bay Point Rd Guests are asked to bring their own canoes and supplies Iceskaters meet Tuesday Area iceskating clubs kick off summer regional skating program Thursday at the Wasaga Stars Arena in Wasaga Anyone 18 years or older is invited to attend the first skate of the season which continues on the second Thursday of August and September from to 10 pm Area club presidents Paul Gleason Stroud Eileen Dodd Creemore Jim Hughes Collingwoodt join the Stayner and Meaford clubs in promoting the program which stresses friendship among the different clubs Elvstrom to sail Geneva Park One of the most famous dinghy sailors in the world is com ing to Orillias Geneva Park for demonstration by the On tario Sailing Association OSA Tuesday Paul Elvstrom fourtime Olympic gold medal winner from Denmark will conduct race coaching demonstration with the Ontario Finn team after press reception at 130 The Danish consulate and the OSA plan adinnerreception open to the public beginning at 630 pm Tickets are $15 For more information phone the Geneva Park Sailing Lacrosse skaters get rolling Lacrosse players take the floor on rollerskates Monday for the Barrie Minor Lacrosse Associations annual Skatea thon at the Roundabout Roller Rink Skaters are members of the BMLA trying to raise money Skateathon organizer Millet Salter says the fundraising event is the major effort of the year for the more than 200 lnnisfil league plans tournament In place of the annual Summerfest fastball tournament of ficials of the lnnisfil Mens Fastball League will hold 24 Games are scheduled for both diamonds at lnnisfil Beach Orillia Oldtimers return to 50$ Orillia Oldtimcrs hockey club is sponsoring 505 Fever dance at the Orillia Community Centre July 14 Tickets are $4 person and are available at all CC Pant shops Prosser Sports and Sam The Record Man Orillia Myron and the Deltones will entertain with music of the Barrie teams enter round two Barrie minor bantams will meet North York Cosmos Saturday in the second round of Ontario Cup soccer play in Sunday Barries Junior Bs meet Guelph Royals pm at Eastview followed by Barrie Peewees against Torontos St Andrews at pm in their Ontario Cup secondround games Nedomansky signs for IS years DETROIT AP When Vaclav Nedomansky fled the Czechoslovakian national hockey team in 1974 for the lure of the North American professional game he was looking for Nedomansky 35 leading scorer last season with Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League signed 15year con Eract with the Wings the club announced Thursday Big Ned had become free agent June Under terms of unique contract the Wings would not have been com pensated with player from another team if that team had The agreement with the Wings will give him lifetime se curity said Alan Eagleson Nedomanskys agent Once his playing days are over hell take frontoffice job most likely scouting Wings general manager Ted Lindsay said The nocompensation clause in the previous combined with Nedomanskys excellent year geles Kings Washington Capitals Toronto and New York Rangers said Bill Waters it was between New York or press conference Tuesday Hadden said executive members will choose from among three candidates Mon day at special meeting dont know who the new coach is Hadden said he hasnt been picked yet Always tighttipped about their plans until made official the Colts began search for new coach when former coach Howard Forbes left the team May 30 over disagreement with the coaching committee Gary MacMillan player coach with the Barrie Flyers of the Canadian International Hockey League last season is rumored to be the man who will guide the former MidOntario championship club for the 197980 season but MacMillan said he had not yet been told he had thejob put my name in to the ex ecutive but they havent told me yet MacMillan said They said they would phone me Monday Jim Short named Colts manager early May set the press conference for pm Tuesday after tour of thc Molsons plant in Barrie ment to offers champion Lloyd who won Wimbledon in 1974 and 1076 beat Martina two weeks ago at Eastbourne Observers dont give Tanner much of chance against Borg but that could work to his ad vantage There may be little pressure on him going for his fourth win and there is not much pressure on me tanner said It doesnt worry me that am not given lot of chance It is what do on court that matters GREATilNSIONORS Borg has won most of their previous encounters but Tan ner lid beat the Swede in the ITS Pro Indoor In Philadelphia 18 months ago Canadian gymnasts win team gold medal The Canadian womens gymnastic team won gold medal for team performance at PanAmerican Games in San Juan on Thursday From left front row are Monica Goermann Elfie Schlegel Borg was superlative in dispatching onnors Tanner and his coach Dennis Ralston watched part of the match Borg is playing awfully well said Tanner Guys have tried all sorts of things against him but nothing has really worked Borg wins lot of points with his service It is deceptive Even when getting it back you have to think about his next shot Tanner never appeared to be in the slightest danger of losing to Dupre ranked No 28 in the US He didnt drop his serve in the match although he had little trouble with his first serve But Dupre served well too blacing seven aces And Tanner Sherry Hawco back row Diana Carnegie Ellen Stewart and Shannon Fleming They are shown wearing gold medals on victory stand CP Laser photo sports shorts Cuban Iifters victory Canoe club plans regatta barbecue Barrie Canoe Club will hold barbecue and minLregatta changes PanAm picture SAN JUAN CP Two Cu ban weightlifters produced total lifts that exceeded the combined weight of all eight members of the Canadian synchronized swimming team Thursday and changed the entire complexion of the Pan American Games Flywcight Fernando Casamayor and bantamwcight Daniel Nunez accepted three gold medals apiece for their days work Unlike other in ternational competitions the PanAms reward the top performer in the snatch and jerk categories as well as the overall winner of each weight class Going into Thursdays events the Cubans had been fourth in the gold medal standings far behind the United States and trailing Canada and Argentina But sweep of the eight remaining weightlifting classes would put them into position to challenge the Americans for the lead WIN DUET TITLE Meanwhile the Canadian synchronized swimmers who Angus wins it both ways earned their second gold Thurs day when solo champion Helen Vanderburg and Kelly Kryczka of Calgary won the duct title hoped to overhaul the US in the team event for third triumph But that would only panam games offset the bag of single Cuban lifter Cubas male gymnasts were also poisod for mass assault on the medals table today as they competed for six titles in optional exercises after wrapp ing up the team and individual allround championships Wednesday Canada had good day in womens gymnastics winning the team event and getting gold and bronze medals from Monica Goermann of Winnipeg and Elfic Schlegel of Toronto But the women have only four golds to try for when they end their competition Saturday Meanwhile the Americans were still far out in front with 34 gold medals to Cubas 11 Canadas nine and six for the fourthplace Argentines US SWINIMERS WIN Despite their six weightlif ting golds and another won bxolds and another won bxrto ionzalcs in the mens in dividual foil uba was unable to gain on the Americans who swept all six swimming events and picked up gold with Tom Petersons victory in the 10000 nietrc roller skating race Bantamweight Luis Sliinohara and super heavyweight Oswaldo Simoes won the last two judo classes to give Brazil its third and fourth gold medals of the Games The final of the 4000metre individual pursuit cycling com petition between Claude Lang lois of Montreal and Fernando Vera of Chile was postponed and other outdoor events in cluding the opening day of yachting were disrupted when violent thunderstorms hit luerto Rico in midmorning At the PanAm pool the faces of the US gold medallists were beginning to look familiar Tracy aulkins picked up her third in the womens 400metre individual medley Jill Sterkel the womens 100 butterfly win ner and Steve Luiidquist who took the mens 200 breast stroke had also been there before Bronze for Schlegel SAN JUAN tCP At the Commonwealth Games in Ed monton year ago Elfie Schle gel was the top performer in womens gymnastics But at the PanAmerican Games she had to settle for bronze medal in the allround competition The 16yearold Toronto youngster was in line for at least silver after the com pulsory exercises when she stood second behind Monica Goermann of Winnipeg the eventual gold medallist But Thursdav was not her day broke him only twice at 53 in the first set and 53 in the third They were even in games in the middle set but Tanner won the ticbreaker 73 Borg in contrast devastated Connors He lost his service just once 77 at the start of the third set winning only two points in the first two games Cbnada still chasing SAN JUAN CP Canada spent Thursday night at the PanAmerican Games pool in familiar pursuit chasing United States swimmers But to add degree of nov elty Canadians were chasing others as well namely three Brazilians an Argentine C0 lombian and Virgin Islander who finished ahead of them in various races George Nagy of Toronto and Bill Sawchuk of Thunder Bay Ont salvaged part of the pro gram by taking the silver and bronze medals in the ZOOmetre butterfly last race of the night Craig Beardsley of the US won it in two minutes 049 sec onds with Nagy second in 20215 and Sawchuk third in 20293 That brought the count for the night to one silver and four bronzes Ball dance Saturday Fastball players fans and friends are invited to dance at the Barrie Armouries during the annual Barrie and District Leagues tournament July 14 Doors open at 830 pm Ad mission is $2 person Tournament organizers will also hold beer garden starting at noon HENRY ARTS wins another Slessor belts Warminster Slessor and Periard In surance brought their hot bats to Warminster Thursday and scored seven runs in the first in ning to win the Barrie and District Senior Softball League game115 Bill Thurlow belted onerun homer to leadoff the game and almost everyone in the lineup hit double chasing War minsters Carl Edwards from the mound iii the first inning in favor of Joe Mathieson Henry Arts won for Slessor Doug Keans hit four times in five trips to the plate Gerry Raycraft went two for four as Slessor belted 15 hits to War minsters seven Floor crew dumps Starr 50 Barrie Floor and Wall pitcher Jim Angus won it both ways Thursday against Starr Elec tric Angus earned 50 win in the Barrie and District In termediate Fastball League game at Queens Park batting in the winning run along with two more and gave up only four hits In the other league game of the night Barrie CoOp defeated Clarkson Hotel 73 Angus hit tworun double in the first inning scoring Bob Mallion and Pete Bertram for BYC sails to trophy Barrie Yacht Club crews dominated the annual Barrie Lagoon City Yacht Club race held recently Rod Raikes of Barrie led the BYC entries in Shark finishing second Ross of Lagoon City won the 27mile race the only nonBYC crew to finish in the top 10 positions on the first leg to Lagoon City Terry Waterhouse finished third in Shark with Barrics Jim Kotras placing fourth Kotras won the Alt Haughton award for the overall best time on the two legs of the race He finished third in the return race the winning run He singled in the fourth driving in Floor and Walls fourth run of the game Darryl McKenzie drove in Angus for Floors third run in the first inning Steve Chappcl hit worm homer in the fourth for Floors fifth run Alex Smith started for Starr but left the mound making way for reliever Dan Duffy The pair gave up 10 hits to Floor and Wall batters OPOI LARKSON Leo Koopmans onerun single in the third inning drove home reward from Lagoon City in Tanzer Frank Van Der Ileyden of Barrie won the return leg and the Ifweda trophy in and 25 Frank Tekenburg placed se cond in Shark The Ifweda trophy is donated by Dr John Zcrny of the BYC Tckenburg placed second overall followed by Harris Steele in Grampion 26 Sandy Hodgson spokesman for the BYC said large entry made for hectic start but once underway the crews en joyed an exhilerating sail in the winning run for pitcher Bill Edgerton Barrie CoOp defeated Clarkson 73 CoOp scored twice in the first and third innings to subdue the spunky Clarkson crew who scored once in the second third and fourth innings Leo Corman took the loss for Clarkson lasting five innings before stepping down to reliever Ron Dwinnell The pair gave up only five hits but wat ched their defence commit three errors including two in the seventh inning resulting in run batted in by designated hitter Bob Thompson CoOp stranded seven men on base Clarkson put four men on never to cross the plate RECORD BROKEN OSLO Norway tlteuteri Britains Sebastian oe smashed the twoyearold 800 metres world record of Cuban ace Alberto Juantorena with brilliant run Thursday at an in ternational athletics meeting 09 the Britiin Sixtmctres record holder clocked one min ute 4233 seconds SELLS ESTRNT MONTREAL iCIt Emile tButcht Bouchard onetime IIontreal anadicns defen ccman has sold his popular Montreal restaurant to three Europeans It was time for me to get out Bouchard 59 said Ive been in business 32 years and with Pierre this hockey playing soni off to Washington Ive lost my successor liliiiiit BILL EDGERTON oOp winner JIM ANGUS floors Starr Hurons bomb Beaches Barrie Juvenile Hurnos hold onepoint lead over Oshawa Green Gaels in the Lakeshore Lacrosse League standings following 164 win over Toron to Beaches Wednesday at Kew Beach arena Barrie has won three lost one and tied two games Leading the Barrie scoring parade against rough but in effective Toronto squad was Danny Roberts with three goals and four assists Five other Hurons figured in the scoring Warren Won three goals one assist Jacques Mireault four goals one assist Rob Steven son one goal one assist Dar rell Nutt one goal one assist and Scott Torrie one goal Assisting on Barrie goals were Terry Keogh two Ron Lambert one Mark Mireault two Dan Moir two Greg Larkin one and Ken McGowan one Next game for the Barrie club IS pm Tuesday against Whitby at Eastvicw arena Todd Kluwak tended goal for Barrie the examiner Friday July 1919 bicycle paraphernalia Association several other sports longest roar entertain the cyclists in the 52 arts whggl Great rally cycling success By ED HARPER Chay The Great Canadian Bicycle Rally took place last weekend at Woodstock Ont The weather was bad for the three days of the rally but it didnt stop more than 700 bicy cle riders from having terrific time It was an honour for me to be invited to this great sports event with riders from all over the world participating The third annual gathering of the bicycle clans the rally is uni que event involving whole families and promoting all aspects of cycling Families and individuals cycled to Woodstock some rode hundreds of miles proving many people are rediscovering their physical potential and in tegrating cycling into their lifestyle The weekend started off Saturday with mass ride through Woodstock and picture taking Riders then had choice of three different tours and given detailed map with nots on the areas and local landmarks The tours varied in distance from 24 to 60 miles One was 40 miles Paraphernalia display sight to see Many things relating to cycling were on display at the Southside Park pavillion such as helmets lights and other safety devices jewelry in the form of bicycles and lots of There photographs of both racing and touring on display as well as everal slide shows presented by the Ontario Cycling It was pleasure to meet several old friends from the cycling world over the weekend especially Nora Young one of Canadas greatest allround athletes in the 1930s All round Canadian Bicycle Champion for many years she was also known for her talents in basketball baseball and Sunday was busy day for the tour riders and for those who wanted to escape the rain there was free premier showing of the cycling movie Breaking Away Saturday square dance took place in the Pavilion to the music of local band and although most dancers seemed to have trouble following the caller they sure had lot of fun Tall tales contest entertained Sunday evening the Pavilion was the place to be once again for some extremely funny entertainment the Na tional Tall Tale Championships What whoppers they told too Following the contest was the North American Roaring Championship to find the person with the loudest and tip of the hat must go to the organizers of this rally my old pal Tom Parry of the Ontario Cycling Association and Jean Ross resident of Woodstock They did fantastic job even with the weather against them Most cyclists camped at the park and the variety of tents crammed into few acres of ground was unbelievable Many people played musical instruments or sang songs to park and in the pavilion It was an enjoyable weekend and Im glad was part of the Great Canadian Bicycle Rally were many cycling Annual fastball draw announced Thirtytwo teams will com pete in two divisions for more than $880 in prize money in the annual Barrie and District Fastball tournament July 1315 Tournament organizers releaed the draw for the first round schedule Thursday show ing 16 teams in the Recrea tional team division and 16 in the Intermediate division Games start Friday at Queens Mac Morrison and Shear Parks In the Intermediate division all six teams from the Barrie and District Intermediate League will compete for $225 first prize Saturday am Barrie CoOp meets Milton Spud Kings at Shear Park Clarkson Hotel plays Newmarket Sports and Cycle at Queens Park and Mr Transmission faces Oak Ridge at Mac Morrison Park Bayfield Furniture is pitted against Richmond Hills Lake Wilcox 10 15 at Queens Park Barrie Floor and Wall meets Torontos Cumba Arrows 1130 at Shear Park while Starr Elec tric plays Richmond Hills Piz za Press at Queens Park Other teams scheduled to play in the opening round are Bailey River against Thomhill at Mac Morrison Park and Port Elgin versus Richmond Hills Linera Sound at Shear Park Both games are set for 1015 am Seven teams from the Barrie and District Recreational League are entered in the recreational division which begins with twotripleheaders Friday Georgian ports meets Midhurst Seniors pm Friday at Mac Morrison Park while Fisher Stoves plays Ontario Provincial Police Barrie Detachment at Queens Park BOSTON AP New Sinden HAD WINNING RECORD him get the Boston job Bruins get Creighton and uptempo plans Creighton hasgone from the frying pan to the fire of frustra tion in the National Hockey League After four years of failing to get past the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs with his Atlanta Flames Creighton 45 now will run the Bruins who for the past three seasons have failed to get by Montreal Canadiens losing two finals and semifinal to the eventual Stanley Cup winners The success of Don Cherry makes it very difficult job Creighton said Thursday of the man he replaces after being officially named Bruins coach In five seasons under the voluble Cherry the Bruins finished first four times and second once in the NHL Adams Division but never took the Cup He quit the job after the season because of dispute over money and player control with general manager Harry Creighton was fired by Atlanta this spring after compiling winning record and making four playoff appearances dur ing 4l seasons He had been rumored as leading candidate ever since Cherry left to coach Colorado Rockies and his selection was reported last week Sinden said Creightons analysis of the Canadiens helped They do things at tempo greater than any other team in the league Creighton said of Montreal adding he will try to get the Bruins to do everything iittle bit quicker Aside from his emphasis on uptempo play he said he may not need to make any major changes Creighton will do just fine if he doesnt question what hes told and he doesnt care about what players the team brings up from the minors said Cherry in telephone in terview from his Andover home Creighton indicated he will be happy to let Sinden and other club officials make personnel decisions Simcoe Hotel takes on Legion Stingers 815 at Mac Morrison Park while Barrie Merchants face Orillia OHagan at Queens Park Clifton Hotel is pitted against Cookstown 930 at Mac Mor rison Park while Canplas In dustries plays Jack Wall Realty at Queens Park Saturday at Mac Morrison Park Molsons meets Orangevilles Penalty Box 11 30 am followed by General Tire of Barrie against London 1245 pm All games will be five innings with one hour time limit ex cept championship games which will be seven innings Finals in the Intermediate division are set for 630 and 830 pm at Queens Park Recrea tional division finals take place starting at pm at Queens and 515 pm at Mac Morrison Park CMW blanks ANAF Complete Mobile Wash walk ed away with 15 win over Army Navy Air Force in Bar rie and District Ladies softball league action Thursday night at Shear Park Patti Purves chalked up the win for Mobile Wash limiting the opposition to just five hits wile posting the shutout Brenda Vasey took the loss for Army Navy Air Force Holly White doubled in the first inning with the bases load ed That was all Complete Mobile Wash needed for the win Boston Bruins coach Fred Irvu g4