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WM otho examiner Monday August 20 1979 CoacEegliave Bone to pick over Human Rights decision HAMILTON CP Coaches and general managers across the Canadian Football League reacted with dismay after lear ning Canadian uarterback Jamie Bone won is Ontario Human Rights Commission Else against Hamilton Tiger ts Bone 23 was star quarter back with UniverSity of Western Ontario Mustangs for four years before being cut fmm the Hamilton roster in 1973 without playing in game Bone contended the Ticats discriminated against him because he was Canadian arterback handicap under glILs designated import rule which allows 14 import players plus one designated import If team has two import quarterbacks it is allowed to alternate them during game But if one quarterback is Cana dian the team must designate me import as substitute The man the substitute replaces cannot reenter the game On Friday Commission chairman John McCamus agreed with Bones contention and ordered Hamilton to pay Bone $10000 give him another chance to make the team this year and invite him to the 1980 training camp The decision is absurd said Jack Gotta Calgary Stampeder general manager coach dont know all the cir cumstances but would im agine that he wasnt good enough to make the team If he plays he stays and if hes not good enough hes let go George Brancato Ottawa Rough Rider coach said he was shocked by the decision He said Hamilton must appeal it just cant see the court do Antiques sixth at Ontarios Barrie Treasure Chest Anti ques started off well but ran in to trouble in the second round of the AIIOntario Grand Cham pionships and wound up inishing sixth in the province Barrie met Coburg who won the championship when they defeated North Bendale 50 in the final in secondround game and lost 21 on con troversial call by the umpire Barrie defeated Bridgdon 61 in the fist round Antiques had nine hits and Cherly LeBlanc was the winning pitcher Darlene Ellis hit home run and Diane Foster and Sue Flegel each hit triples In the second game against Coburg Coburg took 20 lead after the third inning Barrie scored one run in the fifth inn ing and had the tying run called out at the plate Barrie coach Steve Neely felt the call was very unfair and stated that it was sickening that we had to lose that way In their final game Barrie suffered 92 loss to Riverside Antiques next league game is Tuesday at 830 when they meet Amesbury at MacMor rison Park Canadian eight gold medalists MOSCOW Reuter The Canadian womens eight broke the Eastern bloc stranglehold on gold medals today at the junior rowing championships with first in the final race of the womens program The Canadian eight com posite crew from several cities in southern Ontario rowed at surprisingly high stroke rate of 43 in the early going when they established substantial lead In the last 100 metres the Soviet Union made up con RedSox shutout Hanover Barrie Red Sox took one game lead in their bestofthree 08A Senior playoff series when they defeated Hanover 50 Sunday in Hanover Kevin Beaupre was the winn ing pitcher for Barrie and Paul Goheen and Bob Hepburn back ed him up at the plate Both Goheen and Hepburn hit doubles Then next game in the series is Saturay at 1230 at the Eastview Diamond Juniors bow to Mr Mr Transmission defeated Meaford Juniors 60 in the se cond game of the OASA Junior playoffs and swept their best ofthree series two games to none Mr Transmission scored one run in the first and three runs in the second inning to take the lead They added two more in the third inning Larry Murphy hit home run and triple for Mr Transmis sion Dave McMaster hit two triples James McNabb hit two doubles and John McNabb was the winning pitcher Pools takes Tball title Starlight Pools finished first in the TBall north division with record of six wins three losses and tie in the regular season Starlight then defeated Chrissa Bakery 2648 and Bar rie Burger 2914 to win the playoffs and the league cham pionship pdfis calendar MONDAY Baseball III Barrie Minor Baseball Association Bantam division playoffs Eutview Fastball pm Starr Electric vs Hayfield hir nlture Queens Park OASA Int AA playoffs Series tied pan Canplas Industries vs 03 timlsts Rm pm Barrie Merchants vs Simcoe Hotel Mac Morrison park Barrie and District Recreational Fastball kl Softball MI pm Slesor and Perianl In stirnee vs Tomato Shane Construction Queens Park Ontario Amateur Softball Association Senior playoffs TUESDAY Soccer 63 pm Downtown Centre VS Victima and Grey Trust Johnson Sl Allan Cook vs Ital Fashions Maple Grove Wer Cholkan Real Estate vs Kiwanis Club Codnngton Palermo Railing vs Henry Ventralen Ins Radio Shack Kinsmen vs Coolie Cartage RIVEtttmd Barrie Optimist Minor Soccer Assocralion Smirl division pm Civrlans vs Garner onsl Steel St Park Pollar Comt Vs Rotary Club Maple Grove Upper Giovanni and 957i vs Whelan Ins Assilumck Op timist Club vs Free Methodist Painswick New Lowell vs Captain Kens New Lowell BOMSA Mosquito division siderable time but was edged out at the finish by the Cana dians East Germany was third Canadas winning time was 30678 The Soviet Union was second in 30706 and East Ger many was third in 30900 West Germany was fourth and Bulgaria was fifth HAS THREE GOLDS East Germany has won three gold medals so far at the cham pionships Romania and Bulgaria have won one medal as has Canada The womens eight compris ed stroke Christine Cybulski of Woodstock Sandra Vanhelvert of Port Colborne Eileen Griepsma of St Anns Silvia Wetzl of Cornwall and Jane Tregunnon Marianne Romak Yvonne Schertzing Lucianna Zucco and cox Heather Bobb ing all of St Catharines In other womens finals East Germany won the womens four with cox in 32785 Canada finished eight in 34486 The East Germans also won the double sculls in 32396 Canada finished eighth in 34147 Romania won the pair without cox in 33823 Canada was 10th in 35093 Bulgaria won the single sculls in 34515 and Canada was 10th in 35543 East Germany also won the fours without cox which had no Canadian entry In the mens finals the Soviet Union won the four with cox in 43722 and Canada was ninth in 45515 West Germany won the pair without cox in 45898 with Canada 12th in 51677 ing that Brancato said Its bad for the league Hamilton shouldnt just bail out of this one They have to appeal Bob Geary Montreal Alouette general manager said that as the decision stands the CFL teams will be forced into situation where football talent will no longer be the sole criterion determining whether to release or keep player Blue Bomber general manager said the fiveday trial would be problem but he felt the $10000 the court ordered Hamilton to pay Bone was dif ficult to accept Its also pretty difficult to legislate somebody into train ing camp Lunsford said That infringes on the freedom of the football club If hes cut the first day or the first month he can turn around and say he didnt get fair shot because he was Canadian This opens real can of worms think the 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