fly new rawq mamasa maywmwgnm wart yawn flflrrrf WlNNllEG icPl hie rec lrd book is rspidiy becoming tiltle at PanAm poet with one my to go athletes ti the Canadian swimming championship have patedio Mords Elaine Tanner oi Winnipeg es tablished oae oi three Csasdisn marks Friday adding to the one the rel Wednesdsy in the 100 metre backstroke 1he17yesrold Incouier 4° tire lopped twofenths at sec ond off her previous record in the 200mctre individual medley by clocking 3313 Glen Finch of Winnipeg rel alive oldtlrncr at the meet at 21 upset the coholder of the pro vious Csnadisa record iutho iwmetre lrcestyls and knocked onetenth of second oaths mirkwlthhls Bob Railing of uthbridge and Sandy Gilcbiist of Ocean Falls BC hold the previous rccordol sea Gilchrist didnt Tiger Meoain Masters comm tn tbetlnei did ï¬nishing flvetehthsot hv awlinaim belt ed the er tamer Canadian record to the mens mm individual mod ley with George Smith of mantis coming out ahead in 11 Gilchrist who bald the old snark at 61 ilniabecl second taunts No club reco usth basting vmday in the relay races The Cardinal Swim Club to Wionlm scored in metre medley relay with corn blned time oi 4410 shsvloz 71 seconds all the previous cord set by the Canadian Dolphin swim Club hliss TillM AnheWIllmI Arleoelienderson and Wendy Beddm lorin the Winnipeg team MEDLEY MARK BET The University settlement Aquatic lab of Toronto set the In thoJoo lie other race was run without the girl who halide the Canadien rec for the dittanm MIrion injured wisest der Huntley ntï¬t Indg didnt make an appearance at the pool FridayThe int not be edserious Despite the loss sun Lay good race was staged between Angela Densities of ninltngtoa Oat and hits Tuinu Miss Coughlsa edged the bachtrokatspodalistzhxflhrre tenthsoi secondmth win ning time of Tom Arusoo of Points Claire Que uptured the metre butterfly inland and Jeanne Warren of Vancouver won the womens butterfly in min Sensation LOnbxorg at run Amman mm As last years Cy Young Award winner and the latest victim of Denny Mahala Jim Lonbcrg knows what its like when everything goes right and wrong Hes in sfantastlc groove said Looborg stunhe and has too Red Sox lostto Metals and Detroit 40 Friday night Once you get in groove like that everything seems to go right The Detroit righthaader showed what lonborg meant in the sixth inning when Lonborg beat out hit Mike Andrews singled and the runners reached second and third with none out on wild plckoil attempt hie Latn leading only 20 at the time then struck outDaltoa Jones Carl Ysstrzemski and Kenliarrelson to getoirtolthe lam and the game was his Last year Donhorg was per tornling such lasts en route to nadirecord that sent the Red Sox to the pennant By ABSOGMTED PRESS Milt Pappas whose hobby bowling ï¬nally knocked th pinauoat lrom under St Louis Cardinals But it took relief by Claude Raymond or St Jean Que to spare him from ninth lnning grief Pappas nowin his third Na tional League season had coo5 record against the Cardinals be fore linally turning the tables on thcmuFriday night in Atlantas lg hander had held the Cards to two hits going into the ninth when he ran into tro Then with two on and out Raymond came on to get Johnny Edwards and nail down Pappas ninth victory against ltaineiossess San Francisco topped Phtla delphialai Pittsburgh trounced Los Angeles Cincinnati clubbedychicago Cubs 117 and Houston outlastsd New York hints 31 in 12 innings in other National League action Pappns who pitched nine dyears in the American League with Baltimore got all the of lensive help he needed when Joe Torre slammed threerun homer in th llth FLOOD REPLIES St Louis got its run to the lourth when Girl Flood reached base on an error stole second and scored an Orlando Cepedas tattle San sco ca ll three runs in the ninth for its victory over Philsddphia The tilst scorcdon single an gt error and iotceuutan the anthar twonnnnn Hunts duble inni gave Los Angclesv 13icadovel Pittsburgh an setuprlJon Drys dalafs 14th victoryA walk tour anglesone by Drysdaleaad rror produced the thr runs The tworun homer turned out be Cincinnatisbig against Chicago Pitch Maioaey Mack Jones 54 471 zone 54 462 cm Wlttsburtlh Philadelphia $7 455 om New Ydrlri Oakland Now its hlclillnl yplf The victory his seventh straight and 25th of the season widened De troits first place lead to eight games over Baltimore which dropped beiore Minnesota in other games Lou John sons baseloaded hit in the 12th lifted Cleveland by Chicago White sax so Roy Whites run scoriog double in the sixth in ning seat New York Yankees past Oakland 21 and Washhig ton scored iour unearned runs tor 11 victory ova Calilornla NINE STRIKEOUTS thling his and complete game and sixth shutout McLah yielded seven hits struck out nine and walked one lonborg gave only two hits in seven innings but they were Dick hchuliiiel double and Al Kalines seventh homer in the third inning Lonborg also hit out Preehia three tlmcsenabling the 11 gers catcher to tie the major league record Papastinqu Bests cardinals handyman Whitfield and Doc Cardenas each hit tworun shot The Cubs got tworun homers irom Randy llundley and Ernie Bob romontes twoout tworun double in thalzth gave Houston its victory in game tw1ce delayed by rain the sec ond time between thstop and hottoaszol the1lth for one hour and three minutes gt Houston had tied the score with JimWynnstwoout homer in the ninth Mnunnarsi homer oi the sessooiiathé sev fntli lnnin gayaitha illts ea Mississauga leads en semiiiaal so Ontario Senior Owen Sound Brantford 2i Brantlordleads eslof easternlmnl Friday it Washington Califomla Baltimore Mlonrsd Chicago elaod llm KIat mined Baltimore Is be doubled in three runs in the second inning and tiien pitched out of repeated trouble striking out 12 and scattering nine hits to even his record at Minnesotas Tony Ollva also took over the league hailing lead with three hits for 347 average while teammate Rod Csrew went hltlcss ind tell to Johnsons lnfieldhlt tor Clovel land came with one not alter the White Sox tied the score in the ninth on Pete Wards two out tworun homer his 11th Tom Tresh gave New York 11 tie with his 10th homer in the third lnnlngsnd White won itafter Jake Gibbs singled and Mickey Mantle walked against Jim Nasher An crrorrby Winston Lions in the moth inning opened the way or two Washington runs maiy of the riteleg even Cai theitstin one on wild pitch and the other on Bernie Allens hit and errors byllm Fragnstand Torn Satriaao led to Del Unscrs sac rillce fly and Ken MoMullens runscoring hit in the fourth Tuiy General Whips llilhnia on ma nssocrnrcn Pnnse Nawflork had to winto stay in contention in the Atlantic Di vision ol the North American Soccer League and Warren Ar chibald saw to it that the Gener als did The iinysrmvAmnibais blasted three goals and assisted on nother as the Generals whipped lirstplaceAtlanta 11 Friday niflst The Generals in third place willildapoiuts and only five art 11 has six games lelt Washington is second with 145 points and ï¬ve games remain ng Archibaldigava New York 11 halftime tie with his lirst score alter 36 minutes and put the Generals ahead to stay alter 34 minutes of thersecond scs slongtila added anasslstlour minutes laterand wrapped up scoring with two minutes to NW In other games St Louis nipped Dallas 141 and Cleveland ramped over Detroit +1 St Longs Casey Frankiewicz minutes to edge the withinsoven points of ivisio leader Kansas Amancio Cl sgoal an in the first hold put Cleveland ahead to stay andspoiied Detroits debut or new coach AndrcyNage Cleveland incr sed its Lakes Division oedtorla ointsov Chlcs snoiirsnnicrs chums soon Coosmu an Sale and Boston Celtics to Ballantine andSons Brewing Co oi New warlr on 33 000000 was announced Friday atia news nouncemeot fwas jade join byMaryin Kratter hutgoing Resident of the NationalBas kethai llib nd Batisntsne oflic mutant maps SHEDIAC NB WC Jlowle Rich the onlyrace nadian snip champiohships here lleca Th day and is ies gin Pollock oi Handlt when first ilhtiralay place third Fri day and has the second best mtmmur 1N he Vancouiicr to till 1234 innstie 1900 10 per in case verythe nine 01106 amcs only goaL auraWWW errwe r0 Wm rs minimum earnsoar ALGUII iv in JANE rescues mum to scan of Tomato during Ca Eartlinwicz won handily or wrcz of Hamiremck Mich retroas ball lrom Mra Beni nadlan Open Tennis champlann ships lnloronlo Friday Miss 51 CP Witephntol Fla an fridI India misting Gail1S Finals In Open Plan TORONTO GP lndlha Ram Kristioan has disposed of as many ranked tennis players with flick at his right wrist as Manuel Santana has beaten with his wicked lorehand smash Buththe iiiyearald native of Madras missed his chanceto improve his 05 wonlost record against the wily Spaniard this week when Santana was unable to delend his Canadian open title because oi Davis Cup matchesinClevcland We played live times and each match was very good and very interesting Krlsh said Friday nighL Perhaps next time it turn to win Krishnan put his touch game to good use Friday in the mans singles semiï¬nals to ov erpower tourihsceded Marcello bars of Mexico 75 sawmills now meets the winner olthe match between Mike Eclkin oi Vancouver and Torhen Ulrich of Denmark which was scheduled to start at pm Ellfl today in the Sunday afternoon lioal guess im the kind of play er who plays his points intelli gently and doesnt expend too much energy doing it Kristin also said usually get oil to strong start but Marcello was playing the same type of game was and didnt lsuowwhatto do about it until was behind it love in the tirst set It was fortunate that two playing well hecausehc is good player iie said it doesnt matter who he faces the ï¬nal bccasus 1Czeclis capture Parachute Honors sons Airstris not Czechoslovakia Friday won the targ team finished 16th and the women 92h individual placings in thc tar get jumping from 1000 metres included Me LarryCostcllo of Lon don Out 30th sac Victor horghese Guelph Bath 929 Harold Cole Toronto 10 Woods Tn tnnto 26th i962 Audrey Borgbese Guelph 0th 5319 who his rconcentration ï¬lling Canadian mens glee and Ash PHONE mam blag beaten both Delirin and Ul Krishnsn scored toniy tour points in the first three games or the opening sctFriday nut provcdbe was too much tor La Krishnau and Premjlt Lali tcammatés on this years in disn Davis Cup squad later ad vanced to the armiiinais oi the mens doubles with 54 52 55 win over DonvFontana and John Swnnn both oi Toronto Lara and Jasjit Sing oi India won their quarterfinal match in dense log Hi 64 Hi 62 against Ulrich and Frank Tut vin of Toronto Fayellhban oi Windsor Ont was to getanothcr chance at reaches Earlirowics of llam tramck Illich at 130 pm EDT today in the womens sin gles liaal Friday Miss Bartkowicz who hasnt lost junior tournament since she was 11 crushed Benita Sean oi Toronto 5161 gt Miss Urbancoolcd down alter an erratic startto defeat on Salmons Stars For Spaniards CLEVELAND APt Manuel Santana national hero in his native Spain is the type of athv leis who has made father time give no 0n the far side of 30 santana holds Spains hops oi upsetting the United States in the Davis Cup interZone liiials He did hispart Friday inab sorbing Clark Gracbners power shots and turning them into thrcesetvictoiy The match smackcdol rc country ahead the Unich States came back to tie it 11 on tremendousdisplay of power shots and linesse as Arthur in straight sets The doubles competitionwas Ashe disposed at Juan Gisbert1 set lor today Neither teamth been carried out its country shcadJton points This will lead to thosbowdown Sunday whenGiaebner goes Alter the Spaniard had put his against Gisbcrt in opening sin aces Sautana the ï¬nale This theonlyfpla end King Size cigarette dree noun ol Montreal in the semiï¬nals llliss Urban No He Canada and seeded filth for the US on tinnals in Boston next week teams up with Vickihcmerol ancouver to dclend their womens doubles title in ï¬nals scheduled for later today They were to play junior ianc OHara and Vivienne Strong both ol Toronto who defeated Susan Euttof Vancouver and Benita Send of Toronto 04 Miss heroes and Miss Urban both members at this years Federation Cup team knocked out Miss Martin and loge Weber ol Toronto 46 so in the semi jlillillli linals Frlday Meanwhile Mrs Strong and her husband Laurie who repre sented England at Wimbledon in 1961 upset Keith Carpenter and Miss Earner 75 16 108 in the nilxeddoubles semiï¬nals Alas asses xGAllDEhS split between thdPrnteuionIi Gollera eletloarend thetouring pros sp psrentiy is fioIL muecutiva commltiee oi the PGA It special inee abolished roman tour asmeat committee and said it has named complete control oi the tour for all time GIrdner DickinsonJIck Nieklsus lrank Beard Iad Doug hord were player mem bers oi the tournament commit tee They assaulting the rebel plsyers who have set up srlvnl organisational towacts tour 01 their on starting next year There was no immedlIte com metal from Dickinson or Nick laus at Harrison NY where they are competing in the $259000 Westchester Golf Ciss si There was none either Mississauga Needs One Win nationoutcry goal by Rick Dudley at minutes and 10 seconds of the final pe riod gave Mississauga an Inn win over rBrImalea Excelslzra la the Ontario Lamsse Assocla tion Junior night Mississau seven sernilinals with the fourth game scheduled for Sun day alflit in Port Credit Al Gordonler and Biisn Wil son scored two goals sechfor Mississauga Other marksmea wercllan Russell Pat Dilier hcharthyBili McKenzie Peter Summerville and Barry Salovarra Dave Rudge tallied three tildes lor Bramaiea Gord Keats Dave Wilfong ad Ed leslricwicz collected tw goals each and Steve White added the er mmhmGIMceuasellarthe rivet organisation tentative nailed the international PM lax nu abolished because at the pisyers rejection ol snychance oi compromise ARBITRATION REFUSED Elhin laid the player had mlnded lull sad complete sun thorlly over the tour and reg fused to submit the question at arbitration iehLoizlasicamanseot ger Elbin laid no later than the start oi the Thunderbirdv Classic Aug in Clllton NJ lhe PGA president declared new tournament cammltteewili be emulated shortly Ind ii in de playerirepreseotatli inview oi the actions of ting player members of the tours ment committee termln any eiiorts to eompromll through the existing structure Elbin said in statement the executive committee had no Iii tsrnative but to assume rgspoq sibilitles tor the tour inasmuch as some tournii meat players have indicated considerable confusion over the course at recent events ill PGA will shortly send letter to each of the present tournil meat players advising them ot the purpose and effects of out decision and informing thonv thatthey will be given an op portunity to continue with the Fan on language haste DElENDS TITLE MONClDN NB CF Harry Lampert president of tbb Csnsdlaa Professional Bosinu Federation naid here Frids Rene Dureiie oi Bale Ste Ann Nil will delend his 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