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10 the oxamlnor Monday Jun 27 1917 sports shorts National team members picked WINNIPEG CP Twelve girls only two of them 18 yearolds have been named to the national junior womens basketball team Coach Vic Pruden of the University of Winnipeg said he purposely avoided selecting many older girls for the team Essentially our role with the junior national team is developmental one he explained Im trying to groom as many of these girls as possible for the senior national team Thats why so many of these girls are so young full team of 19yearolds would be more competitive but it wouldnt give us any chance to work with them With the youngsters we have now it gives us chance to develop them into the best basketball players they can be Those named to the team are Sheila Brennan 17 Regina Sharon Douglas 17 Regina Yvette Milner 17 Winnipeg Joyce Stewart 17 Charlotte town Wendy Verrecchia 17 Montreal Luanne Hebb 18 Prince Rupert BC Janis Packevich 17 Calgary Jane Favali 17 Kamloops BC Bev Smith 17 Salmon Arm BC Karen Dinse 17 Winnipeg Lucy Butz 18 Winnipeg and Marie MacDonald 16 Welland Ont The team completes training here this week and will play an exhibition game Thursday with the Manitoba allstars before leaving for its first taste of international competition in Squaw Valley Calif Former NBA commissioner dies STAMFORD Conn AP Walter Kennedy who presided over the National Basketball Associations growth into major league in the 19605 died of cancer aged 64 his eldest son David said Sunday night Kennedy who called himself man for my time during his 12 years as commissioner of the major pro basketball league said his retirement in 1975 ended the days of strong commissioner Kennedy held unprecedented powers under 1971 decision of the NBA club owners who voted him the power to make unappealable decisions on situations not covered by league bylaws and the constitution and to fix penalty for violation of rules that carried no specific penalties Officials looking at theft of more LOUISVILLE Ky AP Federal and state authorities were investigating Sunday the theft of mare in foal to TripleCrown winner Secretariat from farm near Paris 3Panfreluche 10yearold mare valued at about $500000 is owned by JeanLouis Levesque of Montreal Bob Pence an FBI official here said the mare apparently was stolen from field at Claiborne Farm between pm and 630 pm EDT Saturday Pence said the FBI considers the horses disappearance major theft but added it knows of no motive He said the FBI entered the case on the assumption that Fanfreluche had been transported out of the state Toronto Croatia ties London ll By TIIE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Croatia and London City played to 11 tie in firstdivision play in the National Soccer League on Sunday Playing at home Ibor Arslanovic scored for Croatia Gert Charly Dorfel got the London goal In other firstdivision play Toronto Falcons with goal from Kazimirez Golen tied Buffalo Blazers 11 Emmanuel Kulu scored for the visiting Blazers Montreal Stars blanked Bradford Marshlanders 70 in Bradford Quebec wins junior tennis title VANCOUVER CP The Western Indoor Tennis Club of Richmond BC defeated the Montcalm Tennis Club of Que bec City four matches to two Saturday to win the Canadian junior tennis club championship Will Geddes and Mark Roberts of Western won boys sin gles matches Geddes defeated Louis Despres of Montcalm 50 and 61 while Roberts beat Jacques Desjardins 52 36 Aird paces win with goals By THE CANADIAN PRESS Stu Aird scored five goals and assisted on seven others Saturday pacing Mississauga Builders to 158 win over Elora Mohawks in Ontario Lacrosse Association Junior play In the other game Saturda Doug Cullins also scored five goals to lift Windsor Warloc to an 188 win over St Cath arines Legionnaires Play resumes tonight with Mississauga at Oshawa Watson wins fourth pro tourney OAK BROOK Ill AP With stroke of luck Tom Watson overcame blundering and putting problems to win the Western Open and cap ture his fourth tournament of the 1977 pro golf tour Sunday He admitted he played poorly on the hole that clin ched his onestroke victory over Johnny Miller and Wally Armstrong Heading into the 17th hole the Masters champion held oneshot lead over Miller and Armstrong Ahead of him was tough parfour hole with pair of sand traps and trees on the left side of the fairway lie aimed for the bunkers intending the ball to fade to the right and the middle of the fairway It didiit Playing his second shot from hard dirt lie in the rough he made fine recovery as the ball landed on the rear fringe of the green leavmg lfrfool putt lshoy wins equestrian event CALEDON nt Mark lshoy ol Maple mt won the overall Eastern Canada threeday equestrian evriit Sunday by taking first place in the stadium jumping event lshoy riding LEsprit collected penalty points in Sundays jumping event to finish With three day total of 8195 penalty points Danielle Bergcron of Montreal riding Gold Iatch was second overall with 1075 penalty points and third in the jiiin ping with 1175 points John Saunders of London Ont riding Hudson was thiin overall with 1249 penalty points anti second in Sunday event Wth 105 points TOM WATSON Rugby title is won by BC MONTREAL CII British Columbia won the Canadian junior rugby title for the second year in row Sunday with convincing n12 victory over Ontario in the championship played at MacDonald College BALTIMORE AP The winning and losing pitchers both said they didnt want to alk with the press Winner Pete Vuckovich finally relen ed but loser Jim Palmer kept his word You guys make me ner vous Vuckovich said after and his second complete game in the major leagues After awhile he was hard to turn off Palmer threetime C31 Young Award winner who has won 20 or more games in six of the last seven seasons was in different position has won only one game since May 28 and now has an 88 record Everything considered it was not surprising that Palmer chose to remain silent Nor was it an upset when Vuckovich gave in to questioners and took his Kelly and an intentional one out walk Kelly the only Oriole not to strike out grounded out in the third after Ken Singleton reached on twoout error and reached third on single by Murray In the eighth Murray took third strike Toronto manager Roy Hartsfield said Vuckovich probably would go back to the bullpen after starter Bill Singer recovers from shoulder injury dont care Vuckovich said All want is the ball You cant improve unless ped the throw while covering first Bob Bailor former Oriole who went eight for 16 in the series opened the eighth with single and scored on twoout single by Ron Fairly Bailor was sacrificed to he struck out 12 pitched The Baltimore ace nor bows you work want to improve following twoout double by second by Dave McKay who Toronto Blue Jays to 20 mally cooperative and ar SUPER BASEBALL have good time pick up Singleton became the batter with 12 American League baseball ticulate apparently The guys played some some greenbacks along the Doug Rader scored the fir count after Roy Howell hurt showered even before the game ended and was ready to leave as reporters arrived in the clubhouse He refused to talk Palmer an overwhelming winner except for three seasons when he was injured st Toronto run in the fifth in ning when he singled and moved around the bases on two sacrifice bunts and an in field grounder by Hector Torres John Scott was safe on the first bunt when second baseman Billy Smith drop super baseball Vuckovich told the first wave of repor ters Alan Ashby called heckuva game he had the hitters rocking back and for th all day hope we continue to improve and thats all have to say victory Sunday over Baltimore Orioles and raised his lifetime major league record to 1011 But the 24yearold right way and live happily ever after Vuckovich fanned the first three batters he faced and then struck out three more in the second as the Orioles loaded the bases on singles by Eddie Murray and Pat his hand while checking his swing Toronto catcher Ashby also had to leave the game in the ninth after foul tip rein jured the little finger on his right hand Xrays are scheduled for Ashby today The Blue Jays have won three of their last 15 games and all the victories have been against the Orioles Twins outlast White Sox in wideopen ball game By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It was the kind of game that could have caused the electronic scoreboard to blow fuse Glenn Adams knocked in eight runs for Minnesota Twins record Rod Carew batted in six runs and scored five as he had four hits to raise his batting average to 403 and Chicago White Sox blasted four home runs But they still lost the game They went at it like couple of street fighters who came out swinging and they never stopped said White Sox manager Bob Lemon after his club had dropped 1912 decision to the Twins before Minnesota regularseason record crowd of 46963 It was good game for fan appeal and concessions but it might kill manager In other American League games Sunday Cleveland Indians defeated Detroit Tigers 52 in the opener while Detroit won the nightcap 52 Toronto Blue Jays blanked Baltimore Orioles 20 Cleveland and Detroit split doubleheader the Indians tak ing the opener behind home runs by Buddy Bell and Paul Dade and the Tigers the second game as Ben Oglivie and Milt May each drove in run in the bottom of the ninth inning Pitcher Pete Vuckovich struck out 12 and gave up only six hits as he outduclcd Baltimores Jim Palmer and posted the fir stevcr shutout for Toronto The Blue Jays scored an unearned run in the fifth and Ron Fairly singled home run in the eighth Roy White scored on Paul Blairs single in the ninth inning to lift New York past Boston sweeping the threegame series with the AL East Division leaders INFIELD DRAWN IN Boston had tied the game in the top of the ninth when Tommy Helms singled in two runs and Steve Dillard came home on an infield out But the Yankees loaded the bases in the bottom of New York Yankees edgBd BOStO 39d 50X 54 and MllWaUkee the inning and Blair slapped single through the drawnin Red Brewers downed Seattle Mariners 86 Kansas City Royals and sex infield Oakland As split pair Oakland winning the opener 73 and grandslam home run by Cecil Cooper with two out in the the Royals the nightcap 93 and California Angels swept pair ninth inning lifted Milwaukee to its comefrombehind victory from Texas Rangers by identical 43 scores the firstgame vic tory coming in 11 innings JAYS DROP PAIR On Saturday Baltimore swept pair from Toronto by scores of 52 and 31 New York dumped Boston 51 Chicago whipped Minnesota 51 Detroit defeated Cleveland 64 California edged Texas 52 Kansas City beat Oakland 54 and Seattle tripped Milwaukee 83 Adams smashed grandslam homer doubled in two runs and chased in single runs with single and sacrifice fly Carew homered doubled and singled twice as the Twins set club record with the 19 runs The victory also allowed Minnesota to regain first place by over Seattle Mike Caldwell 10 got the victory and Enrique Romo 55 the loss both in relief GOLF TIPS eyaossteede CPGA Professional Presented by Horseshoe Valley Resort one game over the White Sox in the AL West SHOT Lamar Johnson Eric Soderholm Jim Essian and Chet Heres another one of those Lemon homcrcdfortheWhite Sox stroke savers Performed properly it is extremely ef Toronto team is fastest GIMLI Man tCPi The T0 ronto team of Klaus Byztek and Rudi Bartling won the Molyslip Enduro automobile race here Sunday by completing 168 laps in the alloted three hours The two men driving Por sche Carrera took home $1 000 for their efforts The total distance covered on the 13mile oval track was 218 miles and the teams average speed was about 70 mph TRAVEL SERVICE 40 Prostars in Barrie tonight Iack Valiquette second basement for the Molson Prostars strokes the first homer of the season for his side during recent game against the Hockey Stars of Buffalo Valiquettc will join team mates Darryl Sittler Brian Glennie Wayne Thomas Ian Turnball Bob Nec Iy Jim McKenny all of the Toronto Maple Leafs along with Colorados Doug Iaycll and Vancouvers tarry Monahan of the Vancouver anucks tonight in Barrie for an exhibi tion game against an allstar team of the Barrie and District Softball League lame time is pm at Queens Park Canada picks up I3 medals at international track meet THE HAGUE Netherlands JPi Canada Won 13 med alsincluding golds to Boris Chambul of Toronto Debbie Brill of Victoria and Margaret Stride of St Catharines lot to highlight weekend action at the Sparta international track and field meet The weekend events at tracted several hundred athletes from 13 European countries and marked one of Canadas best performances in an international meet Canada won five silver medals two of them Sunday and took home five bronze three of them on Sunday Brill won the high jump Sun day with jump of 19 metres while Stride look the womens 400 metres in time of 5310 seconds Chambul won the discus event on Saturday with loss of 6016 metres beating Julian Morrison of Cuba who won with 6000 trill won jumpofl at 185 metres against Olympic com petitor Cornelia Iopa ol Ro mania Brill who injured her ankle on an earlier attempt barely missed at 1590 metres when her trailing leg hit the bar FEIT GREAI felt just great and was cer tain Would jump at least 190 Brill said But then Ihurt my ankle and became little hesitant Stides winning time in the 400 was one of her best in the event Christine Warden of Britain was second in 5339 It was my first 400metre race this year so was pleased with my performance except for slight loss of con centration over the last 100 metres Stride said My im mediate goal now is to get my time under 53 seconds Patty Loveka of Vancouver was second in the womens 100 metre final running in 1175 seconds Linda Haglund of Swe den won the gold medal in 1150 Joyce Yakubowich of Van couver normally 400metre runner was sixth in the race She was using the shorter dis tance to improve her speed Canadas other silver medal list Sunday was Cole Doty of Toronto who finished second in the mens 100 metres in time of 1092 The race was won by Silvio Leonard of Cuba who finished in 1050 WAS TIIIRI Hugh Spooner of Toronto was third in 1107 Bob Martin of Paris Ont was second in the 100metre be its and Jim McAn drew of Toronto high jumper was fourth Joseph Alebelic of Yugoslavia won the mens 400 metres in 4685 seconds while Dacre Bowen of Calgary finished third in time of 4724 Leighton Hope of Toronto was sixth in 4854 McAndrew later finished third in the long jump with distance of 746 metres The dis tance was half metre off McAndrews best jump last winter on the American college circuit thcr medal winners Satur day besidcs Chambul were Greg Joy of Vancouver who finished second at 210 metres in the high jump Stride second in the womens 200 metres Lovcrock third in the same race Doty second in the mens 20 at 2086 and Bowen third in the same race with time of 2112 Cuba finishes in first place Mexican international meet MrleTfll Itltl lititler ol talgaiy and thaitlal litsiosiers of Ittpeiil igiiy Jut were named the outstanding male and female athletes Sun day al the conclusion ol the Mexican Youth Institute inter national track and field intcl Canada took six out of the 11 final events Sunday to place third in the hunt standings be hind Cuba and the United States with 137 pOIIllS uba finished with 152 points while the US had 1495 The Canadian women finished second over all with 64 points The Canadian mens team finished third with 73 Dcsrosiers won both the womens 100and 200mctre dashes and was member of the winning Canadian 4x100 metre relay team Butler broke meet and age group records in winning the 000 metre race Sunday iii 15 minutes 76 seconds and the 10000 metres Saturday PUBLIC WORKS PUBLIC NOTICE GARBAGE COLLECTION There will be no garbage collection and the sanitary landfill will be closed on FRIDAY JULY Ist I977 Residents whose normal collection day falls on the above date will have their garbage removed on their next regular collection The cooperation of all residents is appreciated Neil Fox CET Public Works Superintendent June I977 Dodgers split games with Reds By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS World Series in June Thats what Los Angeles Dodg ers players thought of the four game series they played with the Reds in Cincinnati during the weekend The top teams in baseballs National League West split their Sunday doubleheader the Reds capturing the opener 54 and the Dodgers rebounding to take the nightcap 93 That meant split of the series for the Dodgers who maintained an 12 game lead over the Reds It was just like the World Series said Los Angeles sec ond baseman Dave Lopes It was the four most important games weve played this year Dodgers manager Tom La sorda concurred with Lopes The whole series was ex citing it was the equal of any World Series said an ecstatic Lasorda after the Dodgers sec ond game triumph Elsewhere in the National League on Sunday Montreal Expos defeated Pittsburgh Pi rates 63 in the second game of doubleheader after dropping the opener 74 Chicago Cubs beat New York Mets 52 At lanta Braves dumped San Diego Padres 55 San Fran cisco Giants blanked Houston Astros 20 and Philadelphia Phillies shut out St Louis Car dinals 20 EXPOS TROUNCED On Saturday Pittsburgh trounced Montreal 102 Chicago edged New York 54 Cincinnati nipped Los Angeles 76 Atlanta downed San Diego 95 St Louis shaded Philadelphia 52 and Houston split with San Francisco taking the opener 41 but losing the nightcap to the Giants 41 Bombers whipped by Spartans 303 By THE CANADIAN PRESS Sudbury Spartans got two touchdowns from Andy Balson to defeat rillia 303 Saturday and replace the Silver Bombers in first place of the Northern Football Conference Sault Ste Marie Steelers blanked North Bay TigerCats 220 in the other game Satur day Play resumes Saturday with Sault Ste Marie at Orillia and Sudbury at North Bay 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