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the exprnlner Monday July 1979 No gold annoys swim coach SAN JUAN CP Canada didnt do as well as hoped at the PanAmerican Games swimming pool and mens head coach Dave Johnson of Edmonton has slew of reasons population national pride the United States college swim season and the pressure of being expected to excel Games hassle ends happily SAN JUAN CP In scene reminiscent of the 1972 Olympics PanAmerican Games track and field officials disqualified an American long jumper Saturday when he showed up three minutes late for the qualifying round of the event But unlike the Munich in cident which cost two top US sprinters their chance for medal this one ended happily An appeal jury reinstated 18 yearold arl Lewis and he wound up with bronze The Americans argued suc cessfully that the official start list had not included prelimi nary round and that they had only learned of it accidentally 45 minutes before the scheduled time from Canadian team of ficial Furthermore the Americans noted the qualifying com petition had been cancelled be catise four other jumpers had been scratched from the origi nal entry list of its The 11 sur vivors including Lewis were one under the maximum eli gible to proceed to the final Im really annoyed that we didnt get mens gold medal at this competition and think that if you talk to the boys ev ery single one of them feels the same way Johnson said Sun day night after swimming com petition ended Canada won one gold by Anne Gagnon of Beauport Que in the womens zoometre breaststroke There were 12 sil ver medals six by the men and six by the women and 15 bronze seven by the men and eight by women swimmers We should be and are ca pable of winning Johnson said They are tougher in this sense Johnson noted of the 18 athletes who took 28 of the 29 gold medals in swimming They have to compete much harder to get on the team In Canada the depth of the program is coming and on the mens side in particular its very very strong But its not so strong that it pushes you to worldrecord time Theyre not supermen and neither are we but if we want to beat them we have to come to this meet fully prepared and think in many instances we were less than fully prepared Johnson said Canadians at tending school in the US may suffer at the hands of American coaches who consciously or not favor US athletes in read ying their charges for world competition He said Graham Smith of Ed monton who won two silver medals here in the 200 indi vidual medley and the 4x100 medley relay and one bronze in the 100 breaststroke is an example Smith who attends the Uni versity of California at Berke Iey saw his world record in the 200 IM broken by Jesse Vasallo Puerto Rican who now swims out of Mission Vieio Calif raceway HAHHN ltEY SAT Ill l979 llllSl DN IE MILE 8130 MOON FLASIIER 1400 IIASE AlARRlTllERS LEUER DOMINION TIME lil ALSO ROIIRIE LINER SIIADYHILI IIAI TIME FOR IIONNY HAND GRENADE NO EXACIOR SECOND DN TROT MILE 3154i BIONR IIETTY 320 IIESTER HARM At 10 II 30 All 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TRIAtTOR ll paid fit 54 Gord Singleton of Niagara Falls Ont heads into turn at the velodrome in mens cycling at Pan American games on Saturday Singleton won the gold medal CP Laserphoto Cycle coach sees all medals but one SAN JUAN CPI If anyone can be pleased and disap pointed at the same time George Trattner has found way The Canadian Armed Forces pilot from Dartmouth NS who manages Canadas cycling team at the PanAmerican Games found some comfort in his compromising position Sat urday Heavilylavored Gord Single ton of Niagara Falls Ont had just won his second gold medal of the Games at the veledrome in Coamo Claude Laiiglois of Montreal collected gold Friday Aith medal performances in four of five races the Canadian cyclist entered this year for the first time in the PanAm Games theres been multiple harvest of medals for Canadians Should Irat tiier have reason to be dis appointed Our sights were set on gold in the team iptirstiiti event said Trattner We picked up medal in absolutely everything but In five events so far we have four medals The only one we missed out on was the team pursuit For that reason were quite disappointed but other wise were overjoyed While the 22yearltold Single ton who trains out of the St Catharines 0nt cycling club of Canadian head coach Norm Shell was expected to take the sprint crown nobody expected it would be by such wide mar gin He just walked away from the other riders said Trattner NOIOITULARI If anybody was surprised by his gold medal in the 1000 time rial kilo race earlier in the week Singleton banished any hought that he was caught off guard Ive ridden few good kilo racesi in my career he said This year it was really click ing together COLELLA DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC Complete Denture Services 7264721 149A DUNLOP ST CARRIE MEMBER DENTU RIST SOCIETY KERNS SEMIANNUAI 25 OFF REGULAR PRICE Ladies Engagement Rings Matching Diamond Wedding Rings Ladies Gents Diamond Wedding Bands Also Gents Diamond Rings WISERN J€W€lRY BARBIE SHOPPING PLAZA 165 WELLINGTON ST WEST BARRIE JonesKonihowski gold favorite in pentarhlon despite iniury SAN JUAN Tli Despite slight hamstring injury Diane JonessKonihowski is favored to defend her PanAmerican Games pentathloii title today and give Canada its first gold medal in track and field The credentials of the 28 yearold Edmonton broadcaster are impressive She turned in the worlds best iwrtorinancc iii the eVent last year at the om nIoanalth Games in her home town With Winning score of 467 Iler chief rival Jani Frederick ol the United States has xrsonal best of 46km For the gold starved ana diaii track team victory cant come too soon They emerged Club rowing idea gets games boost SAN JUAN tCPi The club concept for rowing squads to represent Canada abroad re ceived shot in the arm Sunday but thejury will be out for some time despite success at the PanAmerican Games The Canadian crews rowed to victory in two of the five events they qualified for the finals and picked up secondplace silvers in the other three races Veteran Brian Dick and Tim Storm both of the St Cath High Street proposed site plan rezoning concerns and opinions ABSO BLUE st 3416 rkli =tmg The Barrie Planning Board will be holding Public Meeting on July IO I979 at 700 PM in the Council Chambers of City Hall to discuss the proposed Site Plan for the Seeder Proiect located west of Baylield Street north of Dunlop Street West and east of Planning Board requests public input and discussion on the Interested persons are invited to attend or write to express their 525 LOGAN AVENUE TORONTO ONTARIO arines Ont Rowing fltil won the pairs Without cox while Vic toria cliibniates lat Walter and Bruce Ford were winners ol the double sculls In addition lhil Monckton of the Ridley Grads Rt in St Catharines showed hes chant pioiiship material by finishing second to highlyregarded Rob erto lbarra of Argentina with veteran Olympian Jim Diet of the United States third in single sculls Jones SecretaryTreasurer Barrie Planning Board PRINTS LTD 1116 4610364 from the weekend WHI one sil ver medal and tour bronze in 12 events While the track competition was not as lopsided as the swimming in which the linilcd States won 28 of 29 races the Americans pimped into an early lead with seven Victories three of them sweeps to two apiece for Cuba and Mexico and one for Brazil IKS FAR LN FRONT Overall Illl US won 72 of the 150 gold medals awarded in the first week of the Games Cuba bad and Canada was distant third with I7 Six of those were won during the weekend pair by gym nasts Monica Goermann of Winnipeg and Sherry llawco of Cambridge Ont in womens IN THE SUN AT THE optional exercises two in row ing and one each in cycling and weightlifting Tl re were some dis appointments along the way Ihil Olsen ot Nanainio ll who had done well in US col lege meets this spring failed to win medal in the mens jave Iiii finishing fourth SKATING FOR HOCKEY P0 WER SKA TING SCHOOL AUG ISTO SEPT NIGHTLY DUNLOP ARENA REGISTRATION FORMS AT 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