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Barrie Examiner, 18 Oct 1968, p. 11

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andhedllainanlmthebuiiqh 11 Fourwrldrecordawrrehro hen at the Gameevmnday Five Olvrrvit new Inth lino wernintbebooknoi diewnddouuuhidr arealaotilmur TbeltuulaarAmer lean and Hungarian won more than ball at be goid medaia awarded And the Russians picked up whopping can point to move dose to the leading Americans lathe unoiiideltteam auraing based on tbetraditional 1N4 izrma rd lor rat pa ea hill the v5 led Russia 155 to 133 in points But the Russian had more medals row The us was well ahead in gold pro ttiwtion with nine to ve nova mo nmrn limury Poland and East Germany all won gold medals the Hungarian takinga pair and flock of silver and bronze to move into third place Canada eolrldnt win point as be approacheaktha linlsh lineto win the immeter high and Roger Gittbw ol Trinidad and idiaio who limited iiflh Abby Hoffman ol Tomato adlt vanded to todaya semifinals in the womena 800 met alter in pindnxeeeond behind niadelene Manning oi the United State in heat Thursday CDT ABBY OFF Abby saidriie was cut oil by another runner about hallway throuzhtino eeeond lap 1hera la absolutely no reason lor Mano hurdlea in the Olympic gamer tbdayutar Wirephoto wan churn mnrrrunsnrv madnnrvnmnp Womenl roo metres Abigail Hoirman Toronto second in boat qualified for semifinal Womena 200 metres Irene Piotrmvslri Vancouver tilt in heat llailed to qualify Mens loll lump Michel Charland Montreal did not reach required 25 incl inches failed to quality Mens 400 metre Ross MacKenzi Stonewall Man fourth round he telghth in semifinals elimin 50 kilometre walk CarlHeinz Merschenr Toronto ninth Felix Capella Midland 0nt was not in the twin 5000 metresrlinh Finlay TO Nntb filth in field oi 12 Womena tiltmetre medley relay Elaine Tanner West Vancouver and Winnipeg Anne Walton Winnipeg Janna War Vancouver and Marion nrrnerlyVancouver filth did notqualiiy Menl flitmetro freestyle Creiay Glen Finch Winnipeg Ralph llutton onean Fails GoorgeSrrrith Edmonton and Sandy Gilchrist 0cean Fails second in heat seventh in final BOXING finaner Henry on suffered thirdround Ling igh Marvin Arneaou Winnipeg lost decision natod nowrNa NEIL Single Lsculla Roger lacksoh Toronto lift in aemllinai heat teliminatedi crchNG irmmetro individual tirne trialx Jocelyn lovell Toronto seventh mnong 32 entries wnasmm nanlamwelght ireeaty Herb singermanl Montreal won open match By iBli WelterweighLiIeoatyi Heiiel Edmonton wonopcning match by all gt Light heavyweight freestyle Edwardi Millard King City Ont losLdeoisinn in opening match Heavyweight mrnyre Harry Geris London Ont lost by full nopenlngmowh Middleweight lreeatylerJiob at Charrnrerot Montreal lost decision in opening match wnmrrrmmd nght heavyweight Piem can Montreal ll ileld nonmm 55Iiflile Stanley Leihal To ronto seventh in lourth at seven races iltir overall Green Toronto liith in lointi racenxth overall Fin Paul Henderson Tomo minowCrwAdiust an $1007 iWellelrovnyou our otter ro Flying Dutchman Roger an in fourth race 18th over ll star Bruce Kirhy Outage 15th in fmrrth race 17th over itragon Stephen Vancouver sixth in fourth race fifth ov all strummarrow mm my oumman oriow prrirr5cosr cost shoei directfrom the Case pinrirl ANYiSTYiE or 7lFAilM muons Mndei noisily 7n no mo Viriclnded in nrirrr know cm wipe fnusr nlr Anniversary Sale and we are cdahratinga aucceeslui year with thin lantaaiio ma om runs on oqroaanar ruvanonvoavamanm here National Football hem naem ironwvsflra Na it war forward dive hail tartar Ive never mind it More the way missed it The us team cl Mark Spitz Zn In Steve Reymh and Ken Walsh occurred the 400 mangle relay gold model with world record of 33 lluda war second and Australia third CanadasJ eoexeothpiace clog war Swrmm inn logiwem Gian oi Winni peg Ralph Hutton ol Ocean nun 56 George Smith Edrnontoaand Sandy Gildirist Ocean Fella They reached the that try coming second in their heat behind Rania and ahead oi Britain Chuvalo Mathis To Meet Dec NEW YORK AP Buster Methla or Grand Rapids Mich and Canadian heavyweight champion George Chuvan at Toronto victor on Sept 79 card in Madison Square Garden were matched Thursday or ggound bout in the Garden Mathla has last only one or 29 lilhta while Chuvan has an 143 record Mathil knocked out Jamel Woody while the Ca nadianJcnredan upset heck out victory over lleidcoa llan uel Rumor on lira Sept no pro Film BOMBERS RMGN COAOI WINNle CPD Winnipeg Blue Bombers nusday nn nounoad signing oi coach Joe Zalaaki to new twoyear mi tract He was on the tailended twoyear contract signed early in 196 when Bud Grant left to join Minnesota Vikings or the league plaint by ihelrneraatinaal Dimplecornmmeo regarding the conduct Enlih Itenho received the old medal for win runs the blachglaved iota thrill playing ol the Star Spa ed Banner and woraidenticainguta ton citing darnanda lor radl equality moran or the olym ic Committees board at no tentsJohn Sayre rower in the 1960 Olympics and Billy Hills the immmetn winner in rutwent to the Olympic Viiiaga alter midnight to tell Smith and Carlos to leave aialunent fro the Dimple Conunittee raid that any repetition at arch incl dentr by other members at the us taarncan onlybe considlt cred willful diaregardol Olympic principle that would warrant the imposition ol the severest penaltlea at the dim ol the us Olympic Commit mnmynmnara it expressed prolound re meta to the 1°C the Mexican Organizing Gnumiitee and to the people or Mexico or the dchourteay displayed by two members oi this team in depart Wt two ory me Iym pie Stadium Oct 15 The statement confirmed no not or these alh etea alao violate the but rtandarda ol rportn manship and good manner which are so highly regarded in the United States and thereto the two meninvolvedironui pended iortimith lrom the team and ordered to remove themselves irorn Village Thia antion iantahnainuthe belief such immature behavior is an isolated incident How ever it lurther investigation or srrbaeomient events do not bear out this view the entire matter EXAMINER wane ans room mm col exhibitionism the Olympic BEVERLY BOYS Can ada does lorward dive oi them meterboardal oompefl tlon open in Mexico Olympia lwimmingand diving Sty today AP Wirephotoil Nicklaus leading dlidddldtdildl li Sahara Tourney MS MAS Nev AP Jack Nicklaus and two leer re nvwned rivals led the way into the third round ol the £100000 Sahara Invitational today The winner the last two year had in emplllckiauarand Bill Collins and Dale Douglass all shot first round G15 iour stroke under par Tied at or were Juliua Borne Kermit Zarley and Joe Porter National Open champion Lee Trevinoa 70 deadlocked him with such pros as Chi Chi Rodri guez and Sixes George Archer one oi the top live mung winnera on tfileI togé waa 69 group leading money winner ol the year Billy Casper had to settle for The field or some 155 pro PHONE 7291114 EXAMINER WANTADS Vsrfmor our Hocrrvf tutu runs VS woousrocr IAIS at the BARRIE ARENK THIS SUNDAY 230 PM mscovrr THE WONDERFUL Worran orournoon uvmn Little Bitor 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