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IARREEXAMINEK ILFJDAY AUGUST 1081 B03 YARD oi Trail British Columbia concentrates hard as he clears bar dur mens pole vault Saturday during lin at weekend at the PanAmor iran Games The woslerners leap earned him third place and bronze medal ior Can ada GP Wirephobo iroin AP IJerome Quits Expo Track Meet VINNIPEG iCPtIlarry Je mm at Vancouver has quit the Europe vs track meet in dispnle over ex pnnses Bob Bell of Montreal an nouncing the team ieh will rcprrzsent the Americas in the meet in Montreal Wednesday and Tnursdny disclosed Sunday that Jerome will not take parL We contracted to fly the ath letes lrom Winnipeg to Mont rcnl leaving it up to the Pan Amnriran people who brought them here to get them all the wny home Jerome wanted to go home few days and leit here day He wanted us to fly him to Montreal from Vancou ver and back again We said no di This is going to be bienni We couldnt establish vprecedcnt like that mcet and Another Canadian dropout is Don Domnnskyoi Port Arthur OnL who strained hamstring pinscle during PanAAm compe ti ion The Americans squad will number 65 athletes including nine Canadians Bill Crothcrs Markham 0nL and Brian McLaren Winnipeg 888 me tres George Pucc Toronto discus Ross MacKenzie Stone wall Man 1600metre relay lrene Piotrowski Vancouver 100mo1re run Susan Nigh Markham Dnt high jump McCredie Brampton Ont and Maureen Dowds Win nipeg shot put Carol Martin Thornldu Onts discus REPELLENTS DONT LAST Most commercial insect re pellean last from one to five hours PANAMERICAN by THE consoled nncss VINNIPEG CWCanada won 13 iirstplace gold medals 37 secondplace silver and 43 thirdaplacc bronco at the filth PanAmerican Gaines Follow ing is the complete list oi Cana dian medal Winners GOLD Track and Field Harry em in Vancouvm mens 100 metres Nancy McCrcdie Brampton 0nt womens shot puL Andy Boycbuk Oshawa Ont wmarathon Swimming Elaine Tanner Vancouver womens milmetre backstroke Miss lanner womens 200 mctre backstroke Ralph Hutton Ocean Falls BC mens 200ltmctre backst rake Judo Michael Johnson Hamilton Ont1ig heavyweight Doug gers Vancouver un limited Shooting All Mayor Kitchener Ont individual English match rifle Gymnastics McDonnell Toronto womens uneven bars Cycling Marcel Roy Lac Megantic Que lsokilometre individual road race Equestrian James Day King Ont indi iidual jumping SILVER Track and Field Dave Ellis Toronto metres Carol Martin Thornbiil Ont womens discim Jennifer Wingerson Meldrum Toronto penmthloii Bill Crothers Markhnrn Ont enr 800 metres Felix Cappelts Midland Ont 50kilometre walk Susan Nigh Markham Ont womens high jump IV Milmetre rela Judy Dollimore Toronto Janet ilfaddin Winnipeg Arlene McLaughlin and Irene Piotrows ki Vancouver Bob Raitis Toronto Pole Vault Mens Loonmetre relay lloss MacKcnzie Stonewall Ma Brian MacLaren Winnipeg Bot McIarcnVict0ria BC 18000 Swimming Marion Lay Vancouver womens loometre ireestyle bibs Lay womens ZWmdrs freestyle Miss Tanner womens 100 metre butterfly Tom Anisoo Montreal mens 200ltmetre butterfly Hutton Mens ismmetre rreesiyie tt freestyle Hutton mens 1500metre freestyle Mens Wm tr freestyle relay Hutton Ron Jacks Van couver Sandy Gilchrist Ocean Falls BC Bob Kasting Leth bildge Alta Womens milmoire Ireestyle relay Sandra Dowlar London Ont Angela Couyilan lington Ont Mia Tann no Lay Mens loomun medley relay Jim Show Toronto bill New Westminster BC Jacks Gilchrist Womens Milmetre medley relay Miss Donna Bapnun Montreal Marilyn Gov son Parry Sound Ont Miss Lay Mens EDDm freestyle mens 400metre relay Gilchrist Jacks Kast ing Hutton Diving Beverly Boys Pickering Ont woriiens lumetre plat iarm Judo Patrick Bolger Duttnn Ont featherweight Doug Ragefs Vancouver heavyweight Wrestling Bay Longbeed Moose Jaw lightweight Bob Chambreanlt Montreal heavyweight Welghllliilfll Paul Bjornason New West mlnsler BC middle heavy weight Gymnastics Womens team SuzannaClow tier St itierese rte Blainvllle Que Marilyn Miriaker To ronto Sandra ilartley North Vancouver Susan McDonnell Torosnto Glenna Sebastyen Saskatoon Diane Massc Mont real shunting Gerry Ouelleite Windsor 0nt individual threeposition ritle lcam lhrccpositio Canddicins Produce 25 Pan+Am Records WINNIYEG CH1110 ililb PanAmerican Games are over and the analysis In total to work lacking toward the 1868 Sum mer Olymka in tlrxico City the quorum they are Isking include How did hoada do in the PanAme What does her por ionnance indicate tor the iu Lure Are on improvng Canada UP llaiust 0M oi the toughest pierall teams the United Stslu harms put in gethsr made her best showing ever in the PanAmerican Gums The US Is Inspected swept the games with 128 gold med als as sewndplsce rivers and 44 bronres ior total oi n7 kinda won 12 golds 31 sil rsrsndnbronraioratotslni 91 Brazil was third with 28 met alt11 gold 10 silver and iive bronze Canadians broke or equalled 73 Games rooms and 20 Carla dlan native records in rack and field total pl 22 athletes broke or equalled their personal Mt times Elaine Tanner 16 oi Vancou ver broke the world word ior the loomoxie backstroke then did it again She also broke the world record in the Zoometre backstroke to pick up two gold medals plus three silvers She finished lourth in her remaining two events and bmke live Cn nadian records and tied sixth EWIMMERS EXCEL The Canadian swimmer broke or equalled 17 Games re cords and lowered as Canadian native mrks Fifty one best performances were towed or equalled Ralph button 19 of Ocean Falls BC votuan believed Games marks in three events and smashed Canadian marks MEDAL TELLY WIN CHFinal medal standing at the filth PanAmerican Games July is Aug 170 events 120 44 ll 37 43 ll 10 United States Canada Brazil Argentina Cuba Mexico TrinidadTobago Venerniln Colombia Puerto Rico Chile Peru Uruguay Panama Ecuador Bermuda Barbados Guyana One extra gold and two extra bronle awarded in gymnastics no silver or bronze awarded in equestrian th team event six extra br pHHoMnNgu= osnuppnufiznmuggnt ooocaaHMHHuUwm awarded in iudo and nine extra bronze in boxing GAMES Oucllette Bob Oheyne Vancou ver George Marsh lloron Rudy Schulze Waterloo Ont Tum English match rlfl Gil Bea St Catharina 0n Alf Mayer Kitchener Ont Jim Hennek Camp Borden Ont Beverly Pinney Web sters Corners BC Teuin centre fire pistol James Lockham Winnipeg Ih Jules Sobrian Ornemee Ont JobnClifiord Mynarskl Park Alta Dave Coles Bolton Ont Rowing Coxed Fours Canada fourth in iiual Cored PIirs Canada won silver medal Single Sculls Gaudo Saunders Hamilton fourth and last in final Conical Fours Canada won silver medal Eights Canada won silver medal Double Sculls Doug Clark and Leif Got iredsen Toronto won silver medal Womens Basketball Canada defeated Mexico won bronze medal Trlck and Field Mens Oilmetre Relay Canada vi silver medal Mens moo Metres Dave Bailey Toronto won bronze medaland Bay Hasweu Edmonton finished sixth Womens litmetre Hurdles Jenny Wingeison vMeldruin Toronto eighth Marathon Andy Boycbuk Oshawa won gold medal Dave Ellis To ronto dropped not alter 20 miles Womells 800 Metres Abigail Huffman Tor won third place bronze medal RobertaPiccol Toronto was iourth Mens ionmniraneisy Canada finished seventh Womens Shot Put Nancy McCredle Brampton won gold medal Mens Basketball Panama 77 Puerto Rico 71 MenI Basketball Cuba 73 Argentina 71 3United States iii Mexico 74 Womens Boskcthll Canada 51 Mexico 43 Baseball US Cuba ille US wins bestoidluce final 81 51 tn liveail to six racu its won one gold and in silver medals But was acumen Ao gale Couglilsn ii at Burling ioo Ont and swimming in her iirst international more who caught the isncy oi the lens Sis dived in lots times and came out with one silver and tires tuonzs medals broke three Games records and so meshed onelnonew event And set two Canadian native marks 2de Smith 11 of Emma ton not win any medals but be broke the Canadian ne dve mIrtr over 200 metres in the individual medley and ex seededhis but previous hm It 400 metres in the same event Josh liondry of St lambelt Que tintsth seventh in the tooliumpwithabmmdoiiv led V4 inchbut no Canadian girl beioro had ever cleared more than 20 feet SPIRITED SUB Bob Mch olVlctorla cams to the Games as hur dles but finkhtd third in the Mixture evuit ELI mounds Canadian native record He took over from injured but of Port Arthur Out in the Moomare sadly and helped Canada liniih no bad in time thll eclipsed both the PanAm and native records These wasno question Can sda nwld place on behind the US squad The question is how well they will do to Olympic competition Igainst the lime Americans plus behest mm tbs rest of thewodd There were is world records not in the Games which ended Sunday and our were equalled the US broke and equalled three but in many cases they wens weed to these records by Canadian athletes Outside oi Miss Tanners three wodrl roc ard pesimnaoces the only Ca nadian to come close was All Mayer oi Kitchener OnL who shot 598 om oi 800 in English match riile companion to equal the record 11 Dave Boyd the US sq in 1968 Near before had Canada won medals in PaoAmcilcsn Swimmers Paoe Record Breakers MG fifteen world records were broken and tour were equalled It the 1867 PanAmerican Games with the swimmers doing most ot the smashing Elaine Tanner at Vancouver led the recordbreaking in swimming lowering both the womens 100 and zonmeire backstroke marks and doing it twice at the 108 distance The United States team broke in and equalled three world marks in lemming Debblu Meyer and Claudia Kolb eacb crnekcd iwo worldstandards Thirteen world records were broken in swimming onenin velghtlliiing and one in shoob log Two were equalled in track and iield in shooting Ali Mayer oi Kitchener 0nt equalled the world mark in the individual English match rlile LOWER ltlARlI PENDING In only one swimming event where record was broken is there lower pending mark the mens 400mm irccstyic The same goes for one track tt mens 4Dometrc relay Where world mark was equalled Following is the list at world records broken and equalled swimming Womens 100meire hicklt rokc Miss Tanner 1071 in iirst leg at 400 medley relay and 1013 in 100 backstroke iinal previous record i174 by Ann Fairlie South Africa July 13 I966 Womens ZOOmetre hackst roke Miss Tanner 2210 pre vious record 12284 by Karen Muir South Africa Aug 18 1906 Womens loomeirn medley relay US 4800 Kendis Moore Katie Ball Ellie Daniel Wendy Fordyee previous rec ord into by us in Tokyo Olympics Oct 18 1964 Womens zoomeue individual medley Miss Kalb 2251 pre vious rceord 2218 by Miss Kalb Aug 11 1955 pendiogrec bid by Miss Knlb at set July lVomenI women freestyle Miss Meyer 9229 previous record 82309 by Sharon Pinner nan US Sept 25 1964 pend ing record 9353 by Miss Meyer July Womens Iometre freestyle Miss Meyer 4316 previous record 42380 by Martha Ran dall US Aug 26 1966 Womens 180metrs breastst roke Kaila Ball US 42143 previous record 1151 by Cal ina Prozumcnshikova Russia July 17 1966 and tied by Miss Ball Julyra Womens Amulet lndlvldnal medley Miss Kelli SE09 pro vlous record 514 by Donna do Varona US Aug it 1864 pending record l117 by Miss Kalb July Mens zooms butterfly Mark Spitz 05 1064 pre vious record by Kevin Berry Australia in Tokyo Oct 15 195 Mens WinchI troutyis relay Ken Walsh US Ict ioumetre record oi 526 in iirst 12s previous record 519 by Alain Gottvalles France Sept 196 and lied by Steve Clark US in Tokyo Oct 11 1964 Mens zoomete freestyle Don Schollander US 15011 previous record 1563 by Schol lander Aug 19 1966 Mens 400motrs lrmtyle Gregory Charlton US 4101 previous record mm by Frank Viegand East Germany Aug 23 196 pending record 408 by Spi July Mens 1001112 butterfly Spitz sci previous record 570 by Luis Nicolao Argentina April 27 1962 pending record 55 by Spitz July is shooting English match rifle learn Bruce Meredith ltbody Narn berg Gary Anderson and Dave Ross oi US scored 2378 pre ggiis record 1378 by US in IEnglisb mItcb rifle intone Mayer scored 598 equal ling previous world mark by Dave Boyd ot US in 1965 Threbposilion rim tndivld Margaret Thompson US tied vnrld record ior kneeling position with score at 191 WEfgbtllltlng Middleweight Russ Knlpp oi the US in on extra tilt hoisted 364 pounds in the press to wipe out his previous mark at 3488 in 1963 Thai Ind field Mens 400 metrelz Lee Evans US equalled world record oi its held Jointly by our others Mens isometre relay Earl iiicCullocb Jerry Bright Ron Copeland and Willie Turner US equalled the record oi 390 by US quartet in 1964 pending record 389 by French national team July 12 EUROPES SAILOES LEAD MONTREAL CWEuropean teams non the iirst two races Monday in the weck1ong world et sailing championships being held on the St Lawrence River Britains Rmxbpume Sailing Club won the opening race and the second went to the Warsaw team Two Montreal girls Cathy Cirke and Eliza hath White of the Hudson Yacht Club were runnersup in the sscnnd race hallowed by Robert and Doug MacDonald who rep resent tbe Clearwater Bay Yacht Club on Lake of the woods in Ontario unison True Life Adventures Oiasi HE vur KNOW THAT WE FEM WAS TH Elenas HlVDEN HA2ARV5 FOR YDUNG IO GUVI Games competitive in boxing mns basketball cycling or ludon PROMOTE DREAM luaudim oi boat the per iormsnceI went the Hub Games were In mitstaoding miss at the boxoilice Gama bad lore hosts ticket sale ol 00000 bit the tidal ilgmeprobably wit be twice that Baseball drew almost 10000 ior competition equal to about dass ball swimming Ind diving had good crowds throuidioutecllouts the last iivs days and drew more than 50000 lans paraded mitside the 83000000 PanAm pool with signs begging ior tickets An estimated 25000 watched track and field some drew 18000 tor the slexicoBcrrnuda final alone 000 watdied Carr ada play inidad and Tobago in the iicld hock9y semifinals Canada dropped in gymnas tics but picked up in attracting In the 1963 Games paced by wondrous Willie Weber Allis ton Ont Canadians won it gymnastics medals This time site picked up onea gold by Susan McDonnell oi Toronto in unevm bars Miss McDonnell won silver in floor exercises in om at Sao Paulo Brazil ln shooting the count was one gold tour silver and bronze ior Canada compared to the 1903 total of no gold our silver and two bronze It was dramatic Gama Braril battled Canadaon the basis of gold medals won throughout for second place Jim Day at King 0nt on Ca nadian Club was tiad with Net son Pessao Filho oi Brazil up on the snowewhite Gran Gusto in equestrian jumping Alta their rideoil they wore still tied on points so the oili cials turned to the clock Day had done the course in 337 sec onds Filbo had taken 398 Canada won the final gold medaland second place in the medal standingsby 11 sec onds Then the PanAm torch was turned oil flags iurled and packed awayto be opened in 1811 when the sixth PanAmeri can Games go in Call Colom bia McCredie Happy Over Short Toss WiNNlPEG l0 PlNancy hlcCredie suddenly realized Saturday it was time to quit thinking about records gt The laughing girl from Brampton Ont who dieted 50 pounds off her 50 frame short ly before the Games had one throw left in PanAmerican Gaines shotput competition All couldlthink of out there was breaking my own Canadian record and than realized wasnt ahead and had to think about winning delayed my arm longer and hung over the back at the circle and when let that win ning throw go thought ior sure it was over 52 ML liar Canadian Open and na tive record is 52bit The win ning throw went 40932 have never been so pleased with 48foot throw she said BARE FEET Nancy has been competing in track and field since sheran in bare feet during her first year in high school She turned down an invitation to the 1962 British Empire Games in Perth because her words ielt she wasnt ready Six months later at the 1963 Pan American Games in Brazil she won both shot put and discus law months before the 1964 Olympia in Tokyo she had car oilago removed trom her leit knee so came seventh in shot put and sailed to quality in the discus in 1966 at the Britsh Empire Games in Jamaicaysho was third in the shot She decided 00 cut down to something like her present 142 pounds after the 1964 Olympics decided shortly after that girl didnt have to be on horse to compete rind its strength not weight Cubs Continue In Tailspin By ED SCHUYLER JR Associated Preul SportI Writer The hopes oi Chicago tans that ttieb team would end its losing greats went up with Cub ninthinning rally Then they went down Igain with the sun The Cubs lost their seventh straight game in to Pittsburgh Pirates in the first game of doubleheader Monday at Wrig lcy Fieldwhere the only light available is the nutuml kind And they were losing the sec and game an when they milled tor tie in thebottom of the ninth inning But neither team could store again and the game was called because oi darkness utter 14 innings The individual records count but the game will have to re played as part oi doublehead Wednesday in the only other scheduled National League ganm both at night lion llunts single sparked lo Angelo Dodgers past firmplace St Louis Cardi rials and Phiadeiphia Phi Senators By IItL DOCK Associated Press Sports Writer Joe llardy the mythical hm who led Washington Scuaton lrom oblivion to lhiI American League pennnnl In bestsell log book ten years sous would have popped hll buttons with pride over on llodgcs club today The Senator got threehit tcr ironi Phil Ortega Monday night and blanked Minnesota Twins 50 for their third straight victory and ninth in the last 12 games It left them at the magic 508 marka plateau seldom reamed by the porch nial also runs Washington has soared into sixth place in the standings Just seven games nii Chicagos iirstplace pace They have won 21 ol the last 20 games and it this keeps up it could mean congressional investigation In the only other American League games played Monday Baltimore Orioles Gene Bra bender blanked Cleveland In Nicklaus won Despite Hurts CHICAGO APiJaek Nick laus shook bit the clients at an ear infection to win the $102000 Western open gall tournament Sunday with closing 351469 ior 274 total 18 under par Doug Sanders wcntrover par on the last invo holes for 3735 72 finish ior 276 and second place The US open champion be came the iirst goiteriln win $188008 or more in live sea sons lt was his first Western Open triumph adding to his list at victories covering all mnjor events But Nicklaus his ear blocked up under doctors treatment nearly blew it when he went over par ontbe final hole it was only Sandcrs collapse that openedthe door hate to win tournament this way said the blond bomber alter the 23rd victory oi his career Winning this way lecls like coming in the back door SANDERS MOVES gt Sanders spending hours on the practice tee Silbis wick ring to break ump tat lids lett him without tourney title Since early spring had moved into tie with Nicklaus at illunder after dropping 10 and tbrebfimt birdie putts on the 65th and both holes Sanders came to the 205yard 7m still in under and knowing that Nicklaus finished at under Then he blew the last two holes CORRALING FISH In Southeast Asia iish are caught by driving them into corral oi stakes onvlha ocean bed ties trounced San Francisco Giam IO Pittsburghs Dennis Ribant the iorrner llamfllon tunior Red Wing hockey player had no hittur ttnough semi innings It Ctikago but lion Sumo broke it up With his 23rd homer leading all the eighth The Cubs than chased ltibant when John Sie phenIon and Ernia Banks opened the ninth with singles Don Kashiger advanced the runners with sacrifice oil re liever Al hicBeon and Lee Thomas brought in run with groundnut Juan Pizarro then took over tor McBran and Billy Williams greeted him with single on pitch tying the game Manny Sanguilien home two Pittsburgh runs to the second inning and A1 Lu plow who collected six hits for the day singled home mother in the eighth The Pirati used no ninibin ning rally to win the iirst game Don Clendenon clindied it with tworun homer Soar To Sixth Slot dians be on fourhlltcr and California Angels ripped New York Yankees 84 scoring seven runs in the eighth inning KcancMutlcn smashed his 13th homc runol the season and Paul Casanova drove in two runs with mining double as the Senators jumped into an early lead RETIRES 13 STRAIGHT Ortega running his record to 95 retired thelirst 13 batters he inced beiore Bob Allisons drive tell all liank Allens glove for iiithinning double But this big righthandcr al lowed just two other singles and wt in control all Lho way Brabendcr recalled by Balti more from Rochester oi the ln tcrnalional League July 21 was just as strong He pitched bit less ball until the sixth littlth and finished with tourbitter against the lndians Brabonder strudr out lza season high for the pitchinger Oriolesand got brilliant field ing supportJram centre fielder Paul Blair Blair ran far to his left for Vic Davalilios iirstinning liner and then crashed into the tencn grabbing Duke sims fly ball in the seventh Sam Bowcns tworun homer leaturéd fourrun seventhln ning that won it tor the Orioles The Angels explodedior seven runs in the eighth inning on six singles walk and an error wiping out 41 New York lead lour straight singles by Jose Cardenal Don Mincher Jim Fregosi and Bobb Knoop iol lowing leadolf walk by pinch hitter Bob Taylor tied the score The Rick lleiehardl and Bubba Morton each trove in pair of runs with the iiiih and sixth hits oi the inning for Cali lornia Mickey Mantle smashed his 20th home run of the year tor the Yankees who tumbled back into the American League cel ar lilies hot dog status Crests ilna Is deliciously medium diy iEdtsble wine made tram Frehrli hybrid pipes grown in Niagara AT BERTRAM R05 Your Cash in on The Savings 10 OFF on Castro carry Items hummus siui hairpins