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the examiner Thursday July 121979 Americans set recor SAN JUAN CP Three PanAmerican Games records were set at Sixto Escobar Sta dium Wednesday and fourth was blown away by following wind All three Games marks be longed to United States athletes as the Americans claimed five of the six gold medals awarded in track and field and five of seven overall Stakes Colts coming The Ontario Sire Stakes for threeyearold pacing colts and geldings comes to Barrie Raceway Saturday The Provinces best sophomore pacers will battle for share of the $18181 purse in their first start since they raced at Goderich July Local entries include Kawar tha Needle Moon Flasher and Seton Billyall regular cam paigners at the Barrie track All three won their last starts Another highlight will be the appearance of Jack Stollars fine cold Arrochar Mist trained by Barrie horseman Kent Baker The grey colt sold for $64th as yearling Larry Walker has entered Devons Scout who ran the mile in two minutes four seconds at Goderich and finish ed in 200 25ths at Greenwood earlier that week The three divisions of the stake will be the third fifth and seventh races in the usual 10 race program Tractors lose to Molson ro Partridge Tractor Ser vice scored five runs in the fourth inning Wednesday but lost to Molsons 109 in Barrie and District Recreational Fastball League play at Mile Morrision Park In the other game of the night Georgian Sports defeated Simcoe Hotel 94 Two errors in the fifth inning allowed Molsons to score the winning run Molsons led off the first inn ing with four runs on singles by Bill Dennis Gerald Borbo Jim Borbo Brian MacKaar and Barry Kell Dennis kept up the pace with double to lead off the second inning and scored along with Gerald Borbo to make it 472 after two innings Molsons other runs came in the third fourth and fifth inti ings Jim Borbo started for Molsons but Brian Simpson was the winner in relief Ed Iiotrowski took the loss forro Gord Spencer hit WOTIIII home rim for Molsons in the third inning following triple by Kell GEORGIAN SIMtUICt Murray Lees tworun hoiner in the second inning proved the gamerwinning hit for Georgian Sports over Simcoe llotel Terry Minkin reached base on an error and scored later to start Georgian rally Lees drove in Don Partridge who singled to put the winning run on base Georgian scored again in the fourth and twice more in the fifth innings to This Renaldo Nehemiah who took the world record for the 110 metre hurdles away from Cu ban Alejandro Casanas early this year beat him again Wednesday in 1320 seconds That was well off the young sters world mark of 13 flat but shattered the Games standard of 134 which had stood since 1967 The other records were set in field events as Mac Wilkins hurled the discus 6330 metres and Franklin Jacobs cleared the bar at 226 metres in the high jump Both 100metre champion Evelyn Ashford of the US and the surprising Angela Taylor of Toronto surpassed American Chandra Cheeseboroughs four yearold Games mark of 2277 in the 20tmetre final but fol Anna Storey of Army Navy Air Force left lets fly with pitch against Complete Car Wash Hustlers in the Barrie and District Ladies Softball League lowing wind wiped out their achievement Ashford was clocked in 2224 and Taylor in 2274 PROTEST DENIED The wind blew in other quar ters as Mexican officials ap pealed unsuccessfully on behalf of bronze medallist Rodolfo Go mez that Americans Matt Cen trowitz and Herbert Lindsay who finished ahead of him in allstar the 5000 metres had interfered with his progress Gomez dis sociated himself from the pro test The Brazilians had better luck persuading track officials to lift their disqualification of Delmo da Silva for straying from his lane in qualifying heat of the 400 metres But the reprieved runner failed to sur vive the semifinals game at Shear Park Wednesday Linda Watson of ANAF right takes off for third base on her way to scoring one of four runs in the third in Queens Hotel dedges stars And Alberto uantorena who had troubles enough staying with the leaders in the 400 after being upset in the BOOmetre fi nal two days earlier found him self confronted at trackside by vehement Cuban exile anxious to air her views on the way Fidel Castro was running the country When the shouting subsided the Americans were on too of the gold medal standings with 90 to Cubas 51 and Canadas 20 DOUBLE FOR LEONARD The Cubans picked up their only gold of the day in the mens 200 metres as Silvio Leonard matched Ashfords sprint double Argentina ended the Cuban winning streak in fencing as Mario Debrella won the individuai epcc title Toronto highjumper Milt Ot ning as the allstairs shut out Hustlers 60 Queens Hotel won the division allstar game 32 Ex aminer Photo by David fuller Hustlers no match for league stars omplete mobile Wash Hustlers proved no match for the collected talent of the Bar rie and District Ladies Softball League Wednesday Last years league pennant winners and playoff chain pioiis the Hustlers lost 60 to the leagues division allstars at Shear Park In the division allstar game Queens Hotel edged the division allastars 32 Anna Storey of Army Navy Air Force handled the Hustlers batting lineup well before giv ing way to Sue Leighton of Ivy The pair gave up four hits three of them in the seventh in ning Patti Purces Hustlers stalwart hurler allowed six runs on six hits Sharon McMaster doubled in the first inning and scored the winning run on Brenda Vaseys attempt to reach first after passed ball The allstars scored four more runs in the third inning on double by Linda Watson scor ing Brenda Vasey and triple by Brenda Columbus who scored on hit by Linda Watson before crossing the plate herself McMaster scored her second run of the game to lead of the rally Trician Downey scored for the allstars in the fourth inning to make it 60 QUEENS ALLSTARS Janice Clarks run in the top of the seventh inning won the game for Queens Hotel Queens and the division allstars scored once each in the first inning and were tied 22 after the fourth inning Janice Clark pitched for Queens earning the win Betty Stevenson started for the all stars until Shirley McKeever took over Members of the division allstar team were Anna Storey Brenda Vasey Linda Watson and Laurie McFayden of Army Navy Air Force Sue Leighton Lyn Handy Sharon McMaster and Linda Hodgkin son of Ivy Judy Lutes Brenda Columbus Tricia Downey and coach John Brown of Elmvale Player was manager In the division Betty Stevenson and Barb Blogg ap peared for the Kilmar Oldtimers Shirlev McKecver and Nancy Collins played for and Super Discount and Barb Bell and Brenda Amos joined Debbie Amos representing Bar rie Glass and Mirror Rhonda Rawson joined teammates Madelaine and Diane McLeod from the Cooper Tool Group Sue Reevie played for Steven son McCluskey Insurance Coach of the division club was Ted Shier and the manager was Della May Maher leads BOMSAs JellcoFirenze tight Maher Shoes leads the Barrie ptimist Minor Soccer Associa tions Atom division but the real battle is between Jellco Jellybeans and the Fircnze Restaurant for second place The two teams fought to tie leaving lellco with one gleamage on horses By HELEN MASON What do you do with the horse you feel is too old to stand heavy riding What if you become unable to ride and dont want your favorite mount in home where he might receive indifferent care In England there are equine retirement homes where horse lovers can keep that superanimated pony the pen sioned hunter or any horse thats too old to work full day Many owners say The horse has given his time and loyalty to them now its our turn It is this concern for horses that prompted the opening of the Ontario Humane Society Shelter Farm on Hwy 11 south of Newmarket Of course many owners trade in their old horse for younger model put him out to pasture to fend for himself or sell him to meat dealer But for the others the real horse lovers their pet has been family hobby and beloved friend as well as companion and they are unwilling to let him fall into the hands of horse traders or see him waste away on sparse pasture Its to thses people the ntario Humane Sticiety offers the services of its Shelter Farm In early 1978 Don Hcpworth the societys chief inspector him for meat moved his family onto the farm They refenced and renovated until the official opening on Oct that year Family helps run shelter The farm is now run by Don Hepworth who has the British Horse Society Advanced Instructors Certification His 197 yearold daughter Kate is the chief groom His wife takes care of public relations and lends sympathetic ear to the bereaved owners who use the pet Cemetery on the grounds Since its opening the shelter has taken in large herd of cattle and complete zoo But its the horses ponies and donkey that are the main attraction Mrs llepworth says the farm provides service to older people who cant ride any longer or who are too busy to ridei but dont want to destroy then beloved mount or sell point margin over Firenze for second place Mike Rusiewicz scored twice for Firenze with teammate Sean Tomliiison scoring the other goal Frankie Chimienti Brian Haley and Randy Collett scored goal each for the Jelly omes for horses Many boarding establishemenls charge extra fees for special services injections straw instead of shavings as bedding etc needed by some aged horses At the Shelter Farm these are all included in the $120 month boarding fee Horses are also groomed and let out daily The farm now cares for seven horses four ponies and donkey ranging in age from the eightyearold donkey to Herbie 20yearold pony left to die by his former owners and rescued by the society First pensioner best known resident Happy the 16yearold first pensioner is the bestknown Carol Holman moved Happy to the farm after she retired she wanted him to live his last years in peace and quiet Ms Holman visited Happy regularily to read him the dai ly paper The pair frequently ate lunch together It was in Happys stall that Miss Holman became ill just before Christmas When Ms Holman died in January Happy was donated to the Humane Society which plans to use him for educational purposes Its important for school children to be taugh look after animals and how to behave around them says Mrs Hepworth She encourages children to visit the farm Theres an old school portable there The Society hopes to use as classroom Can an arthritic horse or one with breathing problems be healthy enough to use for instruction The Hepworths have found that couple of tablespoons of cider vinegar fed twice daily in the grain ration relives some of the discomfort of arthritis Ms Hepworth saw the pottasium in cider vinegar also stops the horse from chewing than replacing stalls The family also adds two tablespoons of corn syrup to the feed to improve the horses coat beans In other atom division games Maher trounced Laffin Pilgram 70 and Plumbing beat Wismer Insurance 42 and Buns Master Bakery defeated the Ys Men 31 Robbie Martin and Mike how to wood and its lot cheaper Sturgeon led the scoring parade for the entire division with three goals each in Mahers 70 win David Gouther scored the other goal Jeff Reynolds Rob Porter Sam Maltese and Chris Peckham scored once each in and Ms win over Wismer Mar ta Harradine and David Martin scored for Wismer Buns Master left all the scor ing to Andy Stock in its win over the Ys Men The single Ys Men goal came from Richard Bailey MOSQUITO Giovanni and Perri showed why its numberone in the BOM SAs Mosquito division romping over Captan Kens 60 In other division games New Lowell edged the Optimists 32 Rotary Club bear Garner Con struction 31 Whelan Insurance defeated the Civitan Club 51 TORONTO CP Quarter back Gerry Dattilio of Montreal Alouettes said Wednesday he would have applied for Ameri can citizenship while in college had he known the effect of the Canadian Football Leagues designatedimport rule on Canadian quarterbacks Dattilio the only active Canadian quarterback in the CFL was testifying at an Ontario Human Rights Com mission hearing into allegations by Jamie Bone that he was discriminated against by Hamilton TigerCats the coach Tom Dimitroff and general manager Bob Shaw Bone 23 from the University of Western Ontario says he was cut by the Ticats last year be cause of the rule Under the rule if team has two American quarterbacks they are allowed to alternate BARBIE OPTIMIST MINOR SOCCER ASSOC BARRIE ONTARIO and the Free Methodist club shut out Pollar Construction 30 SQUIRTS Cholkan Realty held on to its onepoint lead over second place Downtown Centre beating Cooke Cartage 60 Chris Stoner scored four goals for the leagueleaders Shawn Hudson and Greg Forde scored once each In other squirt division Dattilio knocks CFL import rule during the game If one quar terback is Canadian however the team must designate one American player as substi tute The man the substitute re places cannot reenter the game Dattilio said that as rookie in 1975 he was not given chance to compete against Americans Jimmy Jones and Sonny Wade for the quarter back job with the Alouettes 0N RESERVE LIST was put on the injury re serve list so the team could keep me around to learn other positions in case of injury But was cut after nine games After leaving Montreal Dat tilio who attended University of Northern Colorado finished the 1975 season with Toronto Argonauts He was used as defensive back and did not try out as quarterback games Downtown Centre edg ed the Kiwanis Cluh 32 Ital Fashions crushed Victoria and Grey Trust 72 Palermo Rail ing beat the Kinsmen 50 and II Verstraten shut out Allan Cook Construction Brian Hendry scored twice for Downtown Centre and Michael Crawford added the single goal Goalscorers for the Kiwanis were not available Gabriel Batsone scored three goals for Ital Fashions in the 72 rout of winless Victoria and Grey Trust Other Ital goals were scored by Jason Cadera Mike Aikcns and Brian Duncan Taylor McAleer and Alex Valermo scored two goals each for Palermo Railing in the 50 shut out of the Kinsmen Tony Garland scored the other goal lan Clyde of Ottawa misses with punch 09 code during their Pan American Games bou Mercado won the bout tey won bronze medal and just missed silver as he and Ben Fields both cleared 219 metres but the American was placed higher because of fewer missed jumps Flyweight boxer Ian Clyde of Gatineau Que hit the canvas twice against Alberto Mercado of Puerto Rico but received bronze medal for his pains as he lost unanimous decision in his semifinal bout arts Editor David Fuller7266537 ds for six gold medals The Quebec pair of Nicole Marois and Helen Pelletier reached the final of the womens doubles of the touma ment to preserve Canadas last chance for gold medal in the sport Wendy Barlow of Vic toria and Josef Brabenec of Vancouver lost their mixed doubles semifinal but still had chance for bronze Slessor outhits lowly Elmvale League leaders Slessor and Periard Insurance cruised to 61 win over Elmvale Mer chants Wednesday in Barrie and District Senior Softball League play at Queens Park Slessor pounded in four runs in the fourth inning to keep the Elmvale club at the bottom of the league two games behind fourthplace Beatrice Foods In the other game of the night the Intermediate Leagues Clarkson Hotel took 20 lead in the sixth inning and appeared ready to end losing streak in fine style against Warminster of the Senior League in an interlocking game but the seniors replied with threerun effort to win 32 Graham Giffen started fourrun rally by Slessor that overwhelmed Elmvale in the fourth inning Giffen drove in designated hitter Rick Saunders to make it 20 before Dave Raycraft hit threerun shot scoring Barry Neely Giffen and catcher Bill Thurlow Raycraft was thrown out attempting to take second base Doug Sheddens triple in the second inning set up Saunders for Slessors first run of the game Shedden singled in the fifth inning scoring Neil Parker for the last run Slessor pitcher Henry Arts held Elmvale batters Doug Mc Cann Paul Archer and Tim McGinnis to one hit each for the wm Greg Giffen allowed 12 hits in taking the loss WARMINSIER3 CLARKSON Joe Mathieson Brian Harris and Bruce Burnett each drive in run in the sixth inning as Warminster defeated Clarkson Hote JIM MacDONALI one RBI Bruce Teskey tripled setting up Mathiesons RBI on an er ror ruining Clarkson pitcher Les Cormans shut out Bob Shodden walked and stole se cond setting up Brian Harris who hit triple for his RBI Burnett drove Harris home on single with two out that scored the winning run and chased Corman from the mound in favor of Fred Fritz Designatedhitter Jim McDonald and firstbaseman Ron Millar drove in Clarksons two runs in the sixth inning but Barry Benner and Dan Massarato both his flyouts cut ting short the rally Joe Mathieson earned the win for Warminster giving up six his Corman allowed all six hits by Warminster The win moved Warminster three points ahead of third place Church Homes in the league standings Clyde loses at PanAm Games ainst Puerto Ricos Alberto Mer Wednesday night in San Juan CP Photo DAVE RAYCRAFT sparks rally sports calendar THURSDAY Baseball pm Orillia Jrs at Newmarket South Simcoe Baseball League Fastball pm Mr Transmission at Starr Elec tric 830 pm Bayfield Furniture at Clarkson Hotel Queens Park Barrie and District Intermediate Fastball League pm Canplas Ind at Fisher Stoves 830 pm Giffen Farm at Clifton Hotel MacMorrtson Park Barrie and District Recreational Fastball League Lacrosse pm Orillia at Barrie Peewees Eastview arena Huronia Lacrosse League pm Barrie Midgets at Huntsville HLL Softball pm Church Homes at Warminster Barrie and District Senior Softball League pm Queens Hotel vs Ivy 830 pm Cooper vs BGM Shear Park Barrie and District Ladies Softball League 830 pm Treasure Chest Antiques Juveniles at North Bendale Scarborough North York Girls Softball League FRIDAY Baseball 30 pm Wrights Snowploughing vs Slarlite Pools Greenfield Barrie Minor Baseball Association Tball division 630 pm Bell Canada vs Starr Elec tric Hillcrest School BMBA Tyke divi ston pm Graham Ford vs Mr Transmis sion Steele St School and Paving vs and Bs Big Boy Riverwood BMBA Peewee division 630 pm Leavitts Drywall and Insula tion vs Biltrite Cash and Carry Eastview BMBA Bantam division Slow lltch Kolmar Kosmos vs Hill Pauls Veterans Slowball 615 pm Union St League Rotary leading Barrie Rotary Peewecs took over first place in the Huronia Lacrosse League Wednesday With 96 conquest of league leaders Huntsville Gerry Price scored twice to lead the Barrie squad with other goals by Greg Salter Nolan Keogh Richie Webster Mark DAmbrosio Willie Miller David Slomka and Craig Celestie The Rotary squad plays host at the annual Barrie Minor Lacrosse Assocpitions Peewee tournament Saturday Kitchener comes to town for the first game at8am HAMBURG WINS TAEGU South Korea AP Hamburg SV of the West Ger man First Division defeated the South Korean nationals Wednesday nightjn the second game of its threegame exhibi tion soccer tour