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By THE CANADIAN PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE East LPct GBL Philadelphia 71 617 Pittsburgh 69 49 585 Chicago 64 51 557 St Louis 85 52 558 Montreal 53 84 453 19 New York 47 08 409 24 Welt Los Angeles 71 46 607 Cincinnati 59 58 504 12 Houston 55 63 466 16 San Francisco 54 65 454 18 San Diego 53 68 438 20 Atlanta 41 74 357 29 Sunday Results Philadelphia 104 Chicago 22 Pittsburgh New York Montreal St Louis San Francisco 63 Cincinnati 19 Houston San Diego Los Angeles Atlanta Saturday Results Philadelphia 10 Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh New York St Louis Montreal Los Angeles 11 Atlanta Todays Probable Pitchers Houston Richard 119 at At lanta Capra 28 730 pm San Diego Jones 58 at Cin cinnati Billingham 89 pm New York Swan 87 at St LouisDenny74830 San Francisco alicki 99 at Los Angeles Rhoden 137 1030 pm Only games scheduled Tuesday Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at Montreal Houston at Atlanta San Diego at Cincinnati New York at St Louis San Francisco at Los Angelcs American 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at St Catharines Denver 15 St Louis Kansas City 23 Pittsburgh 21 New England 38 Green Bay Minnesota 34 Cleveland 33 Seattle 23 Dallas 17 San Diego 32 San Francisco 13 Chicago 20 Oakland 13 Los Angclcs 20 Philadelphia shire 462 for declared Not tinghamshire 35 for no wicket At Wellinghorough North amptonshire 179 all out Middle sex 18 for At Edgbaston Warwuckshire 329 for declared Leicester shirc 45 for At Worcester Worcestershire 279 all out Yorkshire 37 for At Taunton Somerset 92 all out Essex 248 for division championship Los Angeles Dallas first game home andhome diViSlOn championship SATURDAY Rochester Toronto first game homeandhone division championship Unerring putter gives Daniel win CINCINNATI AP Beth Daniel turned to an unerring putter in the clutch Saturday to win her second national womens amateur golf cham pionship in three years with and victory over Cathy Sherk of Fonthill Ont The 20yearold Daniel from Charleston SC ended the scheduled 36hole battle with l4foot par putt on the 35th hole at Cincinnati Country Club Daniel the 1975 champion said she escaped bad case of the nerves to foil Sherks bid to become the eighth rookie in his tory to win the championship was nervous wreck on 35foot putt is the winner HAUPPAUGE NY AP Debbie Austin sank 35foot utt for birdie three on the inal hole Sunday for 71 fourround total of 279 and twostroke victory in the the $100000 Long is and Charity golf tournament The 29year old native of One ida NY winless in nine pre vious years on the Ladies Pro fessional Golf Association tour posted her fourth victory this season She earned first prize of $15000 the second 18 said Daniel who succeeds Donna Horton White as the champion wanted it so badly My putter just got hot That was the key Daniel oneputted four times in ninehole stretch in the af ternoon round for decisions She also onepotted the 33rd hole for par three that gave her 3up lead with three holes remaining Sherk who has finished sec ond three times in the Ontario amateur then scored spec tacular eagletwo on the 352 yard 34th hole Her 130yard ap proach shot took two bounces and dropped into the hole cut ting the margin to 2up with two holesleft Both finalists missed the 35th green in two but Daniel sank her key putt to end the match Don Jamieson 10 Westlook Alta battles Ron Schaefer of oquitlam for the ball during water polo event at the Canada Summer Games Canada Summer Games Saturday defeated Alberta Tti and won the bronze Photo Ontario out in front ST JOHNS Nfld CP The 1977 Canada Summer Games are running true to form with Ontario Quebec British Columbia and Alberta once again taking the lions share of the gold But experts see an ini provement in the calibre of ath letes from the other provinces And although Ontario leads at the halfway mark with 23 of the 59 golds awarded to date it is by no means assured of regaining the overall Games title from British Columbia Ontario Won four of the eight sports in the first week track and field field hockey water polo and water skiing and tied with BC for team honors in sailing BC took first plaice in base ball and tennis and Quebec won in archery But in team standings On tarios total 72 points is only 35 higher than Bfs 685 and Quebec isnt far behind with 65 Nova Scotia which placed sixth in the 1973 Games in Burnaby BC is fourth with fol lowed by Albcrta with 45 New foundland and New Brunswick with 325 each Manitoba 205 Prince Edward island Yu k0115 and Northwest Territories Gold harvest by Williams In the goldmedal sweep stakes Quebec has won 14 British Columbia 11 Alberta eight Saskatchewan two and New Brunswick one This week 1500 newly arrived athletes compete in canoeing cycling diving lacrosse shooting soccer womens softball and swim ming WON FOLR HOLDS The first week of competition produced flock of multiple medalwinners in track and field notably Dcsai Williams 18 of Toronto who won his four th gold when he came in as lastminute entry on Ontarios 4x400mctrc relay team on Sat urday Primarily sprinter Williams had previously won the 100 and 200 metres and had anchored the winning team in the 4x100 relay Andrea Wachter of Kit chener Ont won the 400metrc hurdles to go with her golds in the 100 hurdles and 4x100 relay Mikc Forgravc of Barrie won his third gold as member of the 400 relay team after helping Ontario to victory in the 100 and winning the iii dividual 400 metres Patrick Fogarly of St 111 lziirc Que won the llmctrc hurdles to go with gold in the long jump and silver as member of the Quebec team in the 4x100 relay Sara Neil of Vancouver who earlier had won the womens 800 metres took the 1500 Cathy Chrusch of Calgary picked up pair of golds on Saturday winning the 200 met res and running the anchor on Albertas winning 4x100 relay team which set Canadian jun ior record of 4635 Other mem bers of the team were Lori Chaki of Lethbridge and Kim Wilkinson and Teresa More both of Calgary WON IN WALK Other old medallists in track an field on Saturday were Sylvie Fortin of Dolbeau Que in the 3000metre walk Celine Chartrand of Laval Que in the womens javelin Bob Reindl of Saskatoon in the 800 metres Jill Ross of London Ont in the pentathlon Peter Butler of Calgary in the 5000 metres Mike Clarkc of Toronto in the discus and Serge Lenicc of Laval Quc in the high jump Ontario won the water polo title on goal average after firi ishing in tie with Quebec Both had six wins and tie in earns berth on track team ST JOHNS Nfld CP Desai Williams winner of four gold medals in track and field at the Canada Summer Games heads the list of athletes named to the Canadian team which will compete against Japanese and US athletes next weekend in Berkeley Calif Williams an 18yearold To ronto student won the 100 and 200 metres and was member of Ontarios winning 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams Others named to the mens team Sunday by Cecil Smith chairman of junior develop ment for the Canadian Track and Field Association are Runners Andre Bzirricrc Medal winners ST JOHNS Nfld Medal winners at the Canada Summer Games Saturday TRACK AND FIELD Womens 3000metrc walk Gold Sylvie Fortin Dolbcau Que silver Jzicinthc Thebcrgc Dolbeau bronze Gail Gislason Edmonton Womens javelin Gold Celine Chartrand Laval Que silver Shelley Thoen Viscount Sask bronze Becky Sjare RedDeerAlta Womens 200 metres Gold Cathy ChruschCalgary silver Angela Bailey Mississauga 0nt bronze Cindy Moore Mississauga Womens 100metrc hurdles Gold Andrea Wachtcr Kit chener Ont silverCarric Mc Carthy Vancouver bronze Mary KellylToronto Womens 1500 metres Gold Sara Neil Vancouver silver Ulla HansenVictoria bronze Diane CameronMississauga Womens 4x100nietre relay Gold Alberta Lori Chaki Lethbridge Kim Wilkinson Calgary Teresa MoreCalgary Cathy Chrusch Calgary silver Ontario Angela Bailey Mississauga Cindy Moore Mississauga Claudia Topatich Oakville Janette Wood Oakvillc bronze British Columbia Theresa Lenardon Trail Judy Tobacco Victoria Col leen Gibson Abbotsford Joanne CoxRogers Courtenay Pentathlon Gold Jill Ross London Ont silver Chantal Brisebois Roscmere Que bronze Ann Crump Van couver BARRIE DENTURE CLINIC COLELLA DT Complete Denture Service 7264721 I49A Dunlop St Member Denturist Society of Ontario Barrie Mens 100nietrc hurdles Gold Patrick Fogarty St Hilairc Que silver Doug Bat tershill Calgary bronze Bill Sicgmzin Suult Ste Marie Ont Mens 800 metres Gold Bob Rcindl Saskatoon silver Tom Lobsingcr Waterloo Ont bronze Don ilcughaii Toronto Mens 5000 metres Gold Peter Butler Calgary silver Steve llouslcy Toronto bronze Robert Cook Winnipeg Mens discus Gold Mikc Clarke Toronto silver Yves Vaillancourl Laval Que bronze Don Staller Van couvcr Mens Iliin jump Gold Serge Lcmcv Laval silver Philip Wells Kincardinc Ont bronze Pete Denabussis Saskatoon Mens fxltltlmetrc relay Gold Ontario Desai Williams Toronto Doug Hinds Mississauga Larry Thomas Toronto Mike Forgravc Bar rie St Guillaume Que Randy Scaly St ilubcrt Que Doug iiinds Toronto Bob Reindl Saskatoon Don iicughun Toronto Tom Lobsingcr Kit chencr Ont and Rob Evans Calgary llurdlcrs Brian ilcnschcll Vancouver and Lloyd Guss Vancouver highjumper Phil Wells Toronto pole vaultcrs Mark Bradley Toronto and Dave Stccn Burnaby sliol putters Martino atalznio and Peter Rummcr of Toronto discus thrower Mike Clarke Toronto hammer throwers IIHIOltl Willers Vancouver and Catalano and javelin throwers inslo Babits Oliver BC and Ted iawinski Silllllil Ont Named to the womens ttillll are Runners Angela Bailey and Cindy Moore of Mississauga Ont Chantal Dcsoriscrs Rose mere Que Cathy Chrusch Kim Jeffery and Diane Cum cron all of Calgary Janette Wood Oakville Ont Bcv Brit ton Melfort Sask Sara Ncil Vancouver hurdlcrs Andrea Wachter Kitchener Ont and Chantal Brisebois Roscnicrc high jumpers Maggie Woods Toronto and loAnnc MilClCOtI Ottawa long jumpers Theresa Lernardon Trail BC and Marie Dcseries Montreal shol putters Ann Graingcr Calgary and Bonnie Kindrat TISdilIt Sask discus thrower Betty An derson Calgary and 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Barlow of Vic toriu in womens singles and Nina Bland of Victoriu and Su zanne Matthews of West Van couvcr in womens doubles Don Marlin of Vancouver 31yearold yacht designer won the gold in thc quarterton soil ing competition Team standings ST JOHNS Nfld Ii zimidu innits czini standings after completion of eight of 10 events Hlltl skiing archery water polo baseball field hockey tennis sailing and track and field Points Ontario 72 British Columbia 085 Quebec 05 Nova Scotiu 455 Manitoba Albcrlu 42 Newfoundland 32 New Brunswick 325 Saskatchewan 295 Prince Edward Island 18 Yukon Norlliwtsl lirrili rics 10 points awarded to team that places first in sport for second for third for fourth ii for fifth for six th for seventh ii lor eighth 25 for ninth for loth 3101 lllliund lOl 121li Medal standings ST JOHNS lld li hIWlill standing illltl lllt lVlll lily of COIIIjMlllltlll Saturday 51 the Canada Suinnicr titlllltS Stlcvciilsconiplclcd iold Sih Bronze llllllllO 2B 17 ill Quebec 14 10 12 BT 11 ll 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ANCASTILR Onllwltli Top 31 and ties alter lhc final round of the 72holc zinridian zimiileur golf championship at the 1751 yard par70 Hamilton iolf and ountry Club Spittlc Frills Ont 211 09 279 Nelford Bby 201375 281 Alonon Guad Mex 21270 7282 Mast Id Luns Mich21t71 287 Weslock Burl Ont 218 it 287 Alexander Edin 21870 288 Cooke Dorinn Que 21672 288 ltoxburgh Vcr 21278 288 owun Kit iil 21772 289 Maclnlyrt llfx 21575 290 Starchuk llfx 21972 291 Batten Orv Que 217 74 291 Kciiii Erie lti 21075 291 Fclliiigcr Ni Frills 21775 292 fillers Wtsl Ohio 222 70 292 Siilcruwf Iich 217 70 2911 lreinbliiy lriicy Qui 224 292 Anderson Inwd 1111221 73 294 Brown Millitllk 11221711 294 Loflus ulgary 22272 294 Syc Toronto 219 76 293 Andrch Sar On 2237 293 Lccuyti Eiliii 213 81 290 Brewer Whitvl 1111222 74 291i IIilllllS BcrvL 22371 298 Short Fonlhill 222 T4 291 Billyard Fonlhill 22275 2117 Archamhault Laval 22473 297 Smith Akron Ohio 22472 297 iray ailgzii 70 207 Loulit Hamilton 227 70 297 Steelers pounded 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Spittle rallies to win Canadian amateur title Clowning about the draw he has picked up from the guys hang around with at Ohio State Spittlc said he didnt really feel secure with his vic tory margin until he was leav ing the 18th tee in the group ahead of Nelford heard as we were walking down that he Nelford was in some trouble hit it in the trees couple 01 times FINISIIEI IN SECOND Nelford 22 who had been aiming to become the first player to win three successive Canadian amateurs in 70 years bogeyed the 17th to fall two shots behind Spittlc and finish ed in second place with 281 total Nelford led by four shots heading into the final day but blew himself out of the chain pionship when he bogeyed three of his first nine holes and iii ished with 75 Rafael Alarcon the 19yeur old Mexican champion who lost the 1976 title to Nelford in sud den death closed with 70 for 282 and third place Vetera Nick Weslock sup plied clue to Nelfords inability to cope with the pressures The kid was just too tired said Weslock the 59yearold Burlington Ont golfer who has won the tournament four times and this time finished tied for fourth at 287 with Bob Masc of East Lansing Mich All the guy has done since GOLF TIPS he came cast is play golf said Weslock if hed come back to Glen Abbey the Canadian Open site with me last night and taken whirlpool path Id stack him up against anybody out there today ALEXANDER CLOSE One stroke behind Weslock and Mase were Edmonton vet eran Keith Alexander who won in 1960 Graham Cooke of Do rion Que and Vancouvers Doug Roxburgh twotimc winner 1972 1974 Alexander finished with 70 Cooke 11 72 and Roxburgli ii 76 Gary Cowan of Kitchener Ont the winner in 1902 was alone at 289 after finishing at 72 Graham Macintyrc of Bali fax closed with 75 for 200 Spittlc said following his vic tory hc didnt panic after Nel fords rccord round Thursday when he found himself seven shots back just tccd up on the third day and tried to play steady the way had been and hope fora few 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