PAGE 4, The Herald, Monday, June 26, 10978.

Tiant takes. seven from

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Butch Hobson drove in two
Boston runs with a single and
a homer, Carlton Fisk
delivered a solo homer and
ick Burleson singled in two

T"Tiant, who gave up homers
by Rick Dempsey, Eddie
Murray and Doug DeCinces,
struck out six and walked
two for his 196th major
league victory.

In other American League
games, Cleveland Indians

whipped Toronto Blue Jays
12-3, Detroit Tigers edged
New York Yankees 4-8,
Milwaukee Brewers blanked
Seattle Mariners 6-0, Texas
Rangers shutout California
Angels 3-0, Chicago White

’ Sox downed Minnesota

Twins 7-4 and Kansas City
Royals outlast Oakland A’s

1A the N tional League,

Montreal Expos blanked

St.nLouls Cardinals 2-0,
SannFrancisco Giants edged
Atlanta Braves 2-1, Fitt-
sburgh Pirates beat New
York Mets 7-4 in 12 innings,

By GLENN COLE
EDMONTON (CP) —
Some spectators may not

.. like it, but most swimmers

are quite eatisfied with tha
Kinamen Park Aquatle
Centre, the alte of swimming
events at the 1978 Com-
monwealth Games Aug, 3-12.

It cost about $8.7 million to
build the facility, which is
linked to the Kinsmen Field-

_bouse, a large year-round

‘recreation hall. The pool was
{built with the future in mind
rather than just for the
‘Games, In Montreal, most of
‘the facilities were designed
for the Olympics and in the
‘pool, for example, numerous
permanent seats were in-
stalled.

But the spectators here
will be sitting on temporary
benches for the most
and they will be taken out
ooce the Games are over. It

will mean the fans will not be +

as comfortable as they might
have been in Montreal two
years aga, but Ed-
mootonians will no doubt
‘enjoy the extga deck space
ithey will have once the
{Games here are over,
SWIMMERS PLEASED —
Fome swimmers who
competed here in a recent in-
vitational meet were asked

“There is only one dif-
ference in that this pool bas
only eight lanes and the
ee pool had 10,” said

iGibeon, who won a
jeliver medal in the women’s
400-metre individual medley
really think it is going. 10

G)
make that much difference.

Brother dives givirig sister
harness racing break

SYDNEY, N.S. (CP) —
Around these parts the relns
of the sport of kings reat
securely in female hands’

Darlene Costello, Nancy
MacDonald and Arlene
Haley are positive proof of
this when they are listed on
an evening’s harness-racing
program as trainerdriver for
one or fore of the entries.

6 may represent a
minority at the Sydney track
but neither they nor their
male counterparts think in
terms of minorities.

Costello was born into the
racing circle a5 she is the
daughter of Donald C.
Rankin, a well-known horse
broker, owner and breeder of.
nearby Frenchvale.

Saddle horses were
Costello's first love but at the
age of 15 ahe got her first
taste of harness competition
in the annual Powder Puff
Derby at the Truro Raceway.
and placed third.

She received her driver's
licence from the United
States Trotting Association

. at 18, but inexperience =

limited her use of it.

An accident that sent her
brother, Sonny Rankin, to
hospital provided Costello’a
firat chance to prove her

TOOK ‘OVER STABLE

over the reapon-

Taking
sibility for her brother's 10-
horse stable, she soon
established her ability.

She abandoned a nurs
assistant's job and went into
racing full-time, first at
Foxboro, Mass,, then with
trainers In the eastern US,
before returning home to
continue her career at the ;
local track.

the try,”

Loa Angeles Dodgers riipped
Cincinnati Redf 4-3,
Philadélphia Philliet
downed Chicago Cubs 6-2 and
San Diego. Padres nipped
Houston Astros 6-5.

* HITS GRAND SLAM |

Gary Alexander belted a
grandslam home rum and:
Buddy Bell added a two-run
triple to power the Indians
‘past Toronto. Cleveland,
juniped on Toronto starter
Jim nlaney 4-7, for four runs
in the third inning to begin
the romp.

Jason Thompson and Steve
Kemp drove intworuns each
seventh viclory as the Tigers
seven! as gers
edged New York

Jerry Augustine pitched a
three-hitter and Gorman
Thomas and Larry Hisle
belted two-run homers,
leading Milwaukee past
Seattle and snapping the
Mariners’ winning streak at
a club record five games.

Jon Matlack tossed a two-
hitter for his first American
League shutout and Richie
Zisk, Bobby Bonds and
Bobby Thompson drove in
the runs as Texas stopped
California.

Claudell Washington drave
in four runs with a homer
and a triple and Wayne
Nordhagen hit a solo homer

.to pace Chicago over Min-
_ Edmonton Pool in dispute
before Commonwealth Games

“You have to wait until
you have a fast meet to find
out what it is really like."

Tonnell:, an
Australian competitor who
qualified for his country’s
Games team with his per-
formance at the invitational
peels was pleased with the

ty.

“T think it's fairly fast," he
sald, “It’s not super-fast like
the Montreal pool. But it
seems a lot faster than most
other pools,"

pools,

The 50-metre competition
pool was designed to meet
standards set by the In-
ternational Swimming
Federation. It is 1.8 metres
deep and has a top-of-thewall
design to return overflow
water and a grill at the walls
to cut down on turbulent

part ‘wave action.

HAS FOUR PLATFORMS
_ The diving tank is 25
anetres by 15.2 metres and is
five metres deep. It will
“provide the city with its first
facility for competitive
divers,

There are four platforms—
at three, five, 7.5 and 10
metres— and - four

springboards, two at theone- .

metre level and two at three
metres. -

“It is probably the nicest
diving facility in the coun-
said Don Webb,
Canada’s national team
coach, “I was pleasantly
surprised,"

The bullding also includes
4 teaching pool 42 feet by 18
feet with a hydro-therapy
capability.

Over-all, the aquatic
centre covers a water sur-
face 25 per cent larger than
the Olympic pool in Munich

For a while Costello served
as head trainer-driver for
her father’s stable, but when
her brother Donnie came on
thesceneshe went out on her
own, a position she main-
tains today. ;

She was the only female at
the Sydney track to compete
when she entered aged mare
O'Brien's Dream. In the
beginning -Costello was
sensitive to the attention
paid to her by other male
drivers and fans along the
track, but later came to live
with It,

"Some fans along the
fence would make
wigecracks about lady

esota.
Pete LaCock homered and
doubled to drive in four runs
and Andy Hassler recorded

his first victory of the season .

as Kansas City downed
Oakland.
FRYMAN HOT

Veteran Woodie Fryman
teamed up with Darold

Knowles and Mike Garman

on a six-hitter and Ellis
Valentine singled home the
only run Montreal needed to
down St. Louis, Fryman, 45,
making only his second start
for the Expos, pitched out of
first and sixth-Inning jams.
Roger Metzger socked a
tworun double in the sixth off
Phil Niekro drove in Darrell:
Evans, who had walked, and
Helty Cruz, whonhad
singled, to give the Giants
their win over Atlanta, -
John Milner, who had four
hits during the game, capped

seven

a fiverun Pittsburgh burst
in the'12th with a grand slam
bomer to help the Pirates
past New York. —

- The Dodgers brokea 7-2 tie
in the sixth inning with two
runs, on on a bases-loaded
walk to Jerry Grote and the
other’ on. a grounder by
Davey Lopes for their win.
Cesar Geronimo and George
Foster homered for the

Mike Schmidt’s two-run’
first, inning homer started
Philadelphia past Chicago.

Bowa singled with one
out and Schmidt poked Ken
Holtzman's first pitch over
the right-field fence far his
first homer in two weeks and
first at home since May 14.

Tucker Ashford singled
Bilt Almon home with one
out in the bottom of the 10th
inning to give San Diego its
win aver Houston.

Coste Island for fish .

by Don Pearson
Custom Sports
The tide this morning at
MK Bay Marina is low at 11
a.m, with 1.1 feet, and high
at 5:15 Pm with | with 14.6 feet.
Douglas Channel fishing
Summary last week showed
almost all bays producing 2
to 14 pound Springs in good
number. ;

The main hot spots were
Fish trap, Bishop Bay for
large fish, Ashton point at
Gillities and Sue Channel for
Senabing is good. Wi

4 e are
looking for crabbing spots
with a small beach area and
‘gently sloping bottom.

There seems to be quite a
number of whales in the
waters around Coste Teland,

and just one per cent smaller
than the pool in. Montreal.
The four pools in the centre
bold one million gallons. of
water.

There will be. 1,200 per-
manent seats ‘and 3,500
removable seats used during
the Games.

City officials feel the
important thing is how much
use the pool will get after
Aug. 12, the last day of the
Games.

The $85-million Montreal]
pool is used irom time to
time, but for the most part,
its gaudy yellow seats are
empty almost year round.

“The Olympic pool had
sort of a sterilized look about
it,” noted Gwen Smith,
president of the Alberta
Swimming Association.
“There wasn’t enough deck
space. This facility is much
friendllerd"’

The swimming and diving
events get under way Aug, 4
and end Aug. 9 at the pool, lo-
cated in the North Saskat-
chewan River Valley five
minutes from downtown
Edmonton.

BE YOUR FAULT:

me," she said. “But, I guess
E learned to live with it.” .

"It wasn’t long before they
gave up and began to look
upon me as just another
driver."

Costello said she found a
change in attitude among
other drivers when she
began to drive,

“They: would always be
laughing and carrying on
with me arotnd the paddock
area, but when I started to
drive it was different. Thera
were no-breaks for a rookie
driver, especially a female,”

Coatello said she gets a
higher degree of satisfaction
when she defeats one of her
four brothers. .

Pm going fishing all this
week so there will not be
another fishing report until

July 3.
N.Y. threat

NEW YORK (AP) — Man-
ager Chuck Tanner of Pctis-
burgh Pirates received a
death threat during his
team’s 7-4, 12-inning
National - League baseball
victory Saturday over New
York Mets.

The threat was telephoned
to the Shea Stadium swit-
chboard during the ‘game,
but Tanner was not advised
of it until the contest was

Calgary gets 8th

REGINA (CP) —
Aquabelles won ‘their eighth
consecutive team title at the
Canadian junior syn-
chronized swimming
championships Saturday
with a total of 4.14 polnts,

Club Aquatique Montreal’
Olympique finished second
with 83,57 and Quebec YWCA
third with 83.96

Vicky Vilagos of Montreal,
who earlier had won the solo.
event,nwon the aggregate!
championship with 161.8
points. Her twin sister
Penny, who teamed with
to win the duet cham
plonships, was second..wi

Quebee won the provin
competition with 769 poin!
followednby Ontario with 7
and Alberta with 679.

Gull vs.

Canadians

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah
(AP) — John Caneira pit-

victory Saturday night after
Vancouver Canadians had
blasted a lone Salt Lake
pitcher in toking a 196
Pacific Coast League
baseball win in the first
game,

Caneira, who scattered six
hits, recelved support at the
plate from , Willie Aikens,
who hit his 11th homer in the
sixth inning. Steve
Stroughter doubled home a
key run for Salt Lake in the
third. ;

Vancouver's Keith
Lieppman hit his firat home

. run of the season in the third

In Saturday's opener,
Larry Murray atrokéd five
straight base hits in leading
a 22-hit assault on Carlos
Perez of Salt Lake, who
absorbed the defeat. |.

Derek Bryant and Mark
Budaska homered for the
Canadians, and = Brian
Abraham went the distance

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