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the examiner supray July 1919 Gagnon ends US pool monopoly SAN JUAN Ii Anne Gagnon of Beauport Que ended the hated States nio nopoly on PanAmerican Games swimming gold Friday night winning the 200mctre breaststroke in two minutes 35775 seconds Canadian and Games record Joanne Bedard of Ste Foy also in the Quebec City area won the silver medal in the event in 24022 to cap Canadas best night yet at the pool Earlier Graham Smith of Edmonton won silver in the 200 individual medley Cheryl Gibson of Edmonton took Silver in the 200 backstroke Wendy Quirk of Edmonton won bronze in the 400 freestyle and the mens 4x200 relay team comprising Graham Welbourn of Claresholm Alta Peter Szmidt of Pointe Claire Que Rob Baylis of Vancouver and Bill Sawchuk of Thunder Bay nt won bronze medal thought at last Canadas won gold medal said Gag Robertos Sportsmen battle to 22 deadlock Robertos Pizzaria and Italian Sportsmen battled to 22 tie dnesday in Barrie and District Recreational Soccer League play In other league games American Hotel edged Midland lndusmin 32 Dykstra trounced Leitz Midland 51 and Baxter nipped Harper Tire 32 John Bobbette and Roy Carter scored goal each for Robertos Paul Laking and Rick Rinaldi scored for Sport smen Dale Kennedy Wes Seeer and Terry Agnew scored goal each to lead American Hotel to baseball AMER CAN East LEAGlE IttGBI Baltimore 54 28 659 Boston in io 625 Milwaukee 47 is 366 New York iii JR 346 Detroit Cleveland ll 40 494 lIlV IT iii 16 Toronto 27 SH 318 28 West California 49 16 376 Texas 17 215 373 Minnesota 17 55th Kansas City 42 to 312 Chicago lti if 444 11 Seattle It 49 no 13 Oakland 24 62 279 25 Friday Results Toronto Texas Cleveland Minnesota Chicago Kansas City California Baltimore Seattle Boston Detroit 75 Milwaukw it New York 1l Oakland Jill Todays Probable Pitchers Minnesota iJackson ioi at Cleveland Paxton 441 Detroit tlndervinod 20 at Milwaukee IIAIIICIHII 173i New York Hood loi land IMorgan 02 Chicago iKravec 11 at Kati sas City tGura 3761 Toronto tlamaucryk 7ii at Texas lMallack 374 Baltimore i1 Martine 103i at California tlriist rill Boston FllICII 0in at Seattle Parrot tirlv Sundtn Games Minnesota at Cleveland Detroit at Milwaukee Chicago at Kansas City Baltimore at California New York at Oakland Toronto at Icas Boston at Seattle at Oak NTIONI East IctGBI Montreal iii 19 61 St Louis it lT 36 Pittsburgh 40 iti 32o iii Philadelphia 13 It 324 Chicago 3936 52o ii New York ill i3 loll 13 est Houston It on Cincinnati 43 10 518 San Francisco 10 41 492 12 San Diego iti 48 15 Ailanta l3 lilli 422 17 Los Angeles 30 403 114 lrlda Results Montreal ti Los Angeles Philadelphia San Framisco San Diego ti New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston Chicago St Louis 95 Atlanta 54 Todays Probable Pitchers San Diego iliAcquisto lfii it New York Ellis oiI Houston Williams and Niemann Hit at Chicago tHoItr man 56 and Lamp 3ii Pittsburgh tltoliinson 34 it Cincinnati iAltiskau Lti St Iours IMLIIIIIB 62 at Al lanta illriIolara lti Los Angeles illooton Tii a1 IliGl its win over lndusmin Paul Cox and Doug Kozy scored for lndusmin Steve and Mark Gariepy scored pair of goals each in Dykstras win over Leitz Midland Terry Mancini added goal to their four Don Foster scored the only Leitz goal Baxters Jan Schulwater scored twice in his teams vic tory over Harper Tire Costello scored Baxters other goal Lee Ellison scored the only goal for Harper non 20yearold conimu nicalions student at the Univer sity of Arizona Her victory snapped string of 19 gold medals for the 11S since SWllti ming finals began Monday night DETERMINED SWIMMER Coach Bill Rose of Vancouver said he had never seen swim mer so determined all day long the day of race She had set her timid on it and she was going to do it Gagnon in fact predicted week ago that she would wm the race Tracy Caulkins wasnt 111 it that was the big thing said Gagnon of the Nashville Tenn phenomenon 11 Tracy Iiad been in it it might have been different race better race maybe Patty Spees of the US won the bronze in 4079 Gagnons time was more than six seconds under her personal best in the event Jesse Vassallo the Ptierlo Bi canbom sensation who swims out of Mission Viejo Calif won the 200 individual medley for the US in world record time of 20329 eclipsing the mark Smith set at the world chain pionships at West Berlin last year of 20362 Smith finished second in 20586 and American Scott Spann was third in 20629 Saw scoreboard Montreal tRogers 85 San Francisco tMontefusco II at Philadelphia tMcGraw Sunday Games San Diego at New York Pittsburgh at Cincinnati San Francisco at Philadelphia Los Angeies at Montreal Houston at Chicago St LOUIS at Atlanta slow ball BARRIE AND DISTRICT SLOW PITCH lts Howards Heroes 11 White Partridge BP ilers Peter Robson Superior Propane Transmisston King Stroud Merchants Bill Leboeuf VETERANS SLOW BALL cNabaxmw 1116517 ANAF Barrte Kolmar ANAF Angus 441 Silver Fox Hill Socuil Land Auto Jeans Variety IIesulLs and Auto Body 10 Kolmar Kosmos MAJ11 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Toronto won bronze Womens individua1 Joan Mcdonald Toronto won bronze BASEBALL Canada lost 100 to US CYCLING Limometre individual pur suit Claude Langlois Montreal won gold medal Sprint Gord Singleton Niag ara Falls Ont qualified for semifinals Lottometres team pursuit Canada eliminated by Chile in first round DIVING Womens platform Linda Cuthbert Toronto won bronze medal Elizabeth Mackay Ste Foy Que fourth GYMNASTICS fcam Canada won Men Vault Warren Long Victoria won Silver Rings Pierre trcal won brane lommel horse Jean Cho quette Montreal won bronze SHOOTING Trap team bronze medal lndiiidual trap George Leary Gorrnley Ont fifth after two days SOFTBALL Canada defeated Puerto Rico so in mens division Canada defeated Pucrto Rico 10 in womens division SWIMMING Womens 20nietre breastst roke Anne Gagnoii Biauport Que won gold medal Joanne Bedard Ste loy Que won sil ver unitIts Zillbmetri back stroke hirl Gibson lIdmon ton won silver Suzanne Kwasny Thunder Bay lint finished fourth Womens 100metre Wendy Quirk Edmonton won bronze Anne Jardin lointe Claire Que finished fourth Mens ltllmetre indiyidual medley Graham Smith Ed monton won silver Bill Saw chuk Thunder Bay finished fourth Mens tvltlltmelre freestyle relay Canada iGrahaiii llel bourn Claresholm Alta Peter Szmidt Potnte Claire Rob Bay IIS Vancouver Sawchuki won bronle Mens 1500nietre freestyle Szmidt first in overall heats 156605 qualified for tinal Alex Baumann Sudiiury Ont fourth in overall heats 161092 qualified TENNIS Mens singles Josef Brabanec Jr ianv couver def Guillermo Cortl Argentina 61 672 Robert Bettauer Vancouver def Phillip linet Uruguay 641 61 Clavel Mon Canada on freeshle Alderman Word l3 Penotang St Tel 7284781 Wmv NIVERSITY AINTING Youve Heard About Us Professionally Trained Student Painters Student Prices Two Year Written Guaramee 51h Year of Operation COMPARE OUR RA TES FOR FREE ES TIMA TES 7370502 WA chuk finished fourth in 20751 WINS BACKSTROKE Linda lezek of Los Altos Ca lif won the 200 backstroke in 21607 atid Gibson was second in 1758 Libby Kinkead of the US finished third in 22019 and Suzanne Kwasny of lhun dcr Bay was fourth in 22379 Cynthia Woodhead of Riv erside Calif won her third gold medal in the 400 freestyle Ill 41056 like all the winning times Games record and Caulkins was second in 1613 Quirk was clocked in 1734 for her Itt111l and Aime laidin of Ioinle Claire finished fourth iti 42545 lhe US nicns relay team of Kris Kirshner Brian Goodell Dave Larson 111l Ambrose Gaines won the 4x200 in 73129 the 20th swimming gold for the US with Brazil second iii 73692 Canada which had the best lime in morning qualifying heats was third in71i927 Canada now has accumulated one gold nine silver and 11 lllll medals in swimming JOINSCAIIIALS LANDOVER Md lAPi National Hockey League scout Jack Button will join Washing ton Capitals to become the first director of player recruitment for the team the Capitals said Friday Womens singles Wendy Barlow Victoria def Janice Simms Virgin Islands 61 62 VOLLEYBALL Canada defeated Dominican Republic 10 in womens divi Sion WATER POLO Canada defeated McXico 7ii WIIIGIIIIIIIING Lightweight Jacques iias son La Sarre Que won Silver in snatch bronze in Jerk and bronze for total llll Featherweight Michel ler eler Laval Que won bronze in Jerk VACHTING Laser Terry Neilson To ronto placed first in opening race Eddy Martin Laval Que placed third 170 Tom iatthcws Toronto placed first to opening race Jerry Bolts Montreal placed third 111 ii Gil Iereiei Iointe Claire placed first 111 opening race Larry Mach nald Hamilton placed third bridge results VS BRIDGE CLI RESI LIS July l1979 Future Iasters Ni i1tlliStilTll Dorothy larouarsoii Russell Turner arol Graydon iuirgie lr inc Marie Saunders Shirley thkll IISlrEST Jackie McLachlui Marg Wilson Rita Haines leiei Karrys Sheila Vandtrheyden Marjorie Young Open tinnit Nl lltIHvSl it 111 lohiiilimlltiiiy Editionds Ralph Brand Joe rtighiii John Park Daiid Lewis EASTMESI nine Hersey Ella 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200m breast stroke CP Toronto diver wins bronze SAN JUAN iCli Linda Cuthbert of Toronto won bronze medal in the womens tower diving competition at the PanAmerican Games pool Fri day medal she said was much harder to win than the bronze she took at Mexico City four years ago Weinstein and Janet Ely Thor burn took the gold and silver medals Weinstein earned 40221 points from the judges and Thorburn who saw lead from the compulsory portion melt away during optional dives for the second time in the Games When Won the lJIOnlO settled for the silver with medal in the last PanAm 40036 Games my total on tower was Thorburn led the threemetre about 326 points noted Cuth springboard event after the berl 23yearold dental tech nician who scored 38646 this time United States divers Barb Méatherttén CTifeat cPumpg GE WEATHERTRON NORTll AMERICAS NO SELLING NEAT PUMP ONE SYSTEM HEATS COOLS DYKSTRA BROTHERS martich 7261 439 morning segment but was over lakeii for the gold by teammate Denise Christensen 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