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got the bronze Vancouver fiitli rnissn WORKERS played big role in yestcrdays Pon American Games track and told events but they lulled to win any medals Broom Canada Practise WINNle GP Canadas rowing team is so dcadset on heating the favored Americans in the Pan American Games that it hurts lro oarsmen have been in lured so ter in gruelling twice daily wor it ts and coach Wayne Pretty winces every lime somcooe mentions the powerlul US entry The Americans arestrong sure But apect well linish ahead of them Well be 11 in lust about everything The 31 your old Vancou MEDill TilLLY VlNNlPEG CF Medal standings at the PanAmerican Games Gold Silv Br 38 47 32 27 30 13 United States Cnnada Brazil Argentina Mexico Cuba TrinidadTobago Colombia Chile Pucrto Rico Venezuela Ecuador Panama Uruguay Peru Barbados Guyana Neth Antilles ti Extra gold and two extra bronze awarded in gymnastics no silver or bronze in threeday equestrian our extra bronze awarded in judo cacoOOoivnuawwbm HHOHNNMNMNmH PllNllM GAMES REVIEW Judo Light heavyweight Mike Johnson Hamilton Ont won lirst place gold medal Diving Mens 10ltrnetre tower Larry Folinsbee Vancouver lourth Bob Eaton Toronto eighth in iinaL Swimming Mens 400 metre medley rc lay Canada won silver Baseball Canada lost to United States Mens Basketball Canada lost to Brazil Womens Volleyball Canada lost to Cuba and Can ada inishcd sixth in Sixteam roundrobin Judo Middleweight Gordon Bottle Toronto won thirdplace hronzermedaL Track and Field Mens discus George Puce Toronto won bronco Ain Roost Toronto eighth Mens Nilmetre hurdles Bob McLaren Victoria Mens 200 metres Don Domansky Port Arthur second and fourth in heats qualified for final Harry Jer ome Vancouver fourth and thifd in beats qualified for li na Mens 800 metres Bill Crothers Markham sec ond in heat qualified tor final Bria Macharen Winnipeg won heat qualified for linal Womens lell metres Janet ltiaddin Winnipeg ioiirth in SEmiinals qualified Irene Piotrowski Vancouver third in semifinals qualified Triple innii Bill Greenough llalilax last in sixeman field Decathlon Dave Dorman Smiths Falls fourth and Sieve SpencerE ter in reventsoi decathlon We ens Javelin Judy éhlgren Vancouver nnn bronzemedal Beryl Rod riguez StLambe dnma sixth HOUSTON Tex tAPiOwn pushing is not on the list ot competitive sports at Winni peg However the men work ed quickly and citieiently to clear the running surlaco alter Rowers Hard verites stubborn optimism car ries to the crew which worked until dusk Tuesday The three day competition opens Thursday with Canada and the us meet ing hearton in the opening heat of the eight oars Pretty expects to have his Zi mnn team ready for theopening test against the Americans Claus Sjogren 22 and Brian British ol students missed some workouts alter aul lcring minor injuries US coach Harry Parker says the Canadians will be tough in the eights and in our ours with rough opposition lrom Argentina in the pair oars without can in addition to winningall its cup races this year theUS Harvard crew climaxed the regV ulnr sensnn with asmashing win over arch toe Yale the litth Parker victory in live re gattas with the Yale Winning gold here will be little bigger thrill than heat ing Yale said Parker with James Dictz who won the world youth singles titles in llatzenhurg Germany last weekend arrived Tuesday to join his US mates The oarsmen will compete on the live iiimetre lanes over unique coursethe wide 570 Winnipeg against spring flood ing on the Red River The floodway normally is kept dry but fllticinls didnt drain it alter the spring run oil this year to provide aman made course for the Games LEWmetre ruster Ralph Hutton Ocean Falls EC won secondplace silver Sandy Gilchrist Ocean Fails sixth Welvlcns ZflDmetre medley Marilyn Corson Parry Sound won bronze Soccer Canada lost to Mexico in semima Boxing Light Welterweight Dick in Vancouver won lirstround bout Light mlddlewdght Donate Faduano Montreal vnn tirstraund bout Mens Volleyball Consolation Round Argen tina deieated Puerto Rico 1715 1549 915 154 Soceer Mexico Canada Mens Basketball Brazll 97 Canada 72 Baseball United States 14 Canada Cuba Puerto Rico Womens Volleyball Peiu deEeatedMexico 153 54154 Can Water Polo United States Cuba Fencing Mens individual tolls Perter Eakonyi Vancouver fifth in linal Manlred vonMos titz Chamberville Ont elimin aied in semifinal Womens Volleyball United States defeated Brazil isr 15h isiz Mens basketball Championship roundrobin United States 91 Cuba 71 Mexico so Puerto Rico so Aigentina 75 Panama 65 iWomens basketball Brazil 59 United States 54 nousrou EYES N111 ersv oillouston Astros of base halls National thepperationml Houston Apol los in the Central Hockey League Ray Hoflieinz president of the Houston Sports Associa tion said his association is look ing ahead to expansion of the McDaniel 19 both University at out cox while he expects some 00000tlklloodway built to protect sudden shower The ease ol cleaning is one the ad vantages of the new rubber ized track CP ttirephnlo item AP 570 Hours WINNIPEG tCP Alllitlike Johnson wanted was drink oi water The uyearold Hamilton lire man had been gulping plots at it all through the tight heavy weight judo tournament at the Pan American Garner Tuesday night When he received his gold model the lirst ever taken in judo by Canadian it didnt ease his thirst Frank Haloshita ot Toronto referee in chiel oi the com petition and Canadas liveliest advocate ol the sport handed the stocky 187 pounder his medal Then reverting to his role as manager coach at the Canadian team he husded the new champion owuy lrom re porters nod autograph seekers towards the nearest loucct Cannda had beenknnckiog or the door since the judo compelt lttion began Monday Fat Bol ger at Dulton Ont took sec ondpiece silver medal in the lightweight class Heavyweight Doug Rogers ot Vancouver lost close decision in hislast bout tor another silver Firstj Cana Gordon Bottle leyearold Toronto middleweight kept the medal string unbroken cnrller Tuesday by getting third piaee bronze Then Johnson took over the victory was lilting ell lavored Litter Eliminated Fast VINNIPEG tCPl Canadian team oiticiols were unhappy but resigned Tuesday over the elh minatlon Mondaysol Bah San tavy oi Snmia in preliminary round oi the weightlitting com petitioni Saolavy was eliminated when the judges ruled he tailed in complete one litt out oi three attempts at the press the lirst mu ton day in which Canada readied its highest medal total in the PunArm With our days oi competition lelt Canadian had stood on the rostrum 65 timestulle more than in the 1916 Games in Sao Paulo Bra Ll ltalph Hutton of Ocean Falls BC picked up his tilth silver at the Gama tor drssing Alike Burton ot the United States to the 1500 metro lreestylc last individual event ot the rigbt day swim program Another silver was earned by our ol Huttons teammates ltm Show at Toronto Bill hia hony oi New Westminster 50 Ronn Jacks at Vancouver amt Sandy Gilchrist oi ccan Full tor finishing as oil to the US in the 400 medley relay it was the liltli mcdul tor Gil christ who has too silver and of the id delcmine three bronze Huttons victory the winner He was one or the lirst elly minntcd in his class middle hcavywcight though team olti clots had expectedhim to come close to the top in the event in the zoo backstroke Monday night brought his total to stir ELAINE BUSY Elnlne Tanner sworn strong third leg in the women we Koib bettered world marks in lreestyle relay and brought her personal ads total to live two gold nd threosilver with Canadas ecood place finish The mighty mouse trom Van couver shuttered world records in both backstroke events then again broke her own lOtHnetre mark in the opening leg or the too medley relay in which Canada finished second to the LES Seventeen year old George Spitz won five gold swimming medals and broke world records in hot butterfly events Claudia the 200 and 400 individual med ley and Debbie Meyer an in credible it year old carved great chunks but at the world standards in the ttltl and 800 ircutyle in all thellS took id at the 29 gold medals in swimming swept all our in diving and bet tercd listed world records 11 times ADD TRACK MURELS The Americans also grabbed pretty well everything that wasnt nailed down in track and ticld Tuesday winning all our CATALOGUE NUMBERS iowiia77s2pcsr19wiain row 73777 pc set All width DW 73m the 54 width dian Judo Gold BY Hamilton Entry tinnls ll Iiake and placing lee 0nd in three The only track trial or the day was the twmeira hurdles won by Ron Whitney in 501 seconds In the miners were slowed by brisk winds Bob McLaren oi titlenn no makuytho Impression NOW ONLY 25° at the coin operated CAR WASH TWO LOCATION TO SERVE You BARRiE PLAZA aunrou AVE 8998 Heres why isyOur best bungleverl League said Tixcsdayithrv are nailing over NHL to include Houston VDVAILY 900 530 reiniv anon 345 PM PHONE 126131 neuter sun Expensive irnported 100 rayon damask 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