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swimmer
. «-broke’a world record at ie .
. Pan-American ;
Wednesday and‘a : Canadian’ ;
- ° -weighilifter. who had never”
>. Won a ‘gold: medal. in, ie

‘Gentes,

‘ternational - 4 ‘ competition °
‘collected a-palr ‘of them,

_.the process.:" "

American. « :,team,
swept | the firat aix: ‘events. on

: the shooting. ranges: -and -

~ Kitimat

setting two Games raarks in *

Tt, was a big day. for ine.
which :

the swimming ‘and diving.
- program; .won six Mmore.on |

‘came “up with ‘additional °

_ Mictorles. in judo, | fencing
and’ weightlifting.

* Alter thrée days, the v. Ss.
had« “won - 29. af: the" BT:
available gold medals: Cuba -
had 18 and Canada took over -:
third place dn thetdings: with

‘five. ”

The » world o

Herald Staff Writer
KITIMAT—Kitimat's Legion 250 midget lacrosse team is.:
bringing home the bronze medal «from the national, -
tournament held in Port Coquitlam.. _— -
‘With five big victories under their belt in'as many games,
Kitimat was dealt its first series loss Monday by Thomipson,

Manitoba,

“record

ratenes:: -

* ¢laimed two. golds’ and. 8
silver in the 82:5-kilogram

Greavette wins | two golds

belonged: to US -y veteran

Steve Lundquist, “Who Won |:

‘the men's: “L0dmetre |
breaststroke: ‘in. one iiinute-.
"2.98 seconds, ‘iraproving ’ on.
“the mark of 1; 202.34 he get ll -
_flnys eailier. Ses
* The’ ‘Cubans, ' ‘who: ‘had:
” taken All 12° weightlifting.
olds In the first four welght.
classes, surrendered:.their
" monopoly aa Guy’ Greavette
of New Westminster, ‘BC.

‘division . after _ dae

Demers of St. Hubert, ué.,
had won a gold;” allver aud:
bronze in the 75-Kilo' class,

Greavette'a , lift - of 155,

_ Itwas almosta come back win for Kitimat, who was dowri, . kilos broke the Games mark.
10 said du at the end of the second period. Ian Buick had two |

the gold,

Westminster by a score of 8 to q.. Ian Buick and Dantiy
Matwick had two goals apiece in'that one.

‘Monday night saw a banquent for all the members of the: the jerk competition but his
29 teams.competing, Awards were the “player of the
game” for each match were given,

' — Tan Buick took the award forthe first and fourth | games.
Hugh Mitchal got the award for the second game. ' Adam
‘Taylor won for the, third And fifth games.

| The team returns to Kitimat today. '

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"of 147.5 set four years ago by |

foals during the game. ‘Thompson, Manitoba went onto win. Julio Echenique of Cuba in.
-. the-snateh category’ and hig
- On Wednesday, Kitimat won the bronze. be defeating New .

“overall total of 340, was also
a Games record. |
Julio. Sabari: of Cuba won

total lift was three kilos leg.

. than Greavette's,

» Gilles Poirier of Compton, .
Que., who finished ahead of
Greavette in the. national
championships, was fourth ;
averall in the 82.5 contest,
winning a bronze medal in
the’ ‘snatch.

LQ snatch
“Demers topped the feta in. -

Fer yt fedora.”

In_all, Caninda “collected

‘bronze
medals during: the: day in”.
addition. | - ta -. “the | ‘three’
” weightlifting golds. oe
In the — beat, “Canadian: :

the: 75-Kilo claes,-aplit the .
honors with Demers and ‘Cal

~“S Lundquist,: who. had: ‘only .
‘Shake of the US, the’ ‘Cuban: .

winning on total: Hit while
Shake took thie’ gold in. the

- ‘eategory: “and
_ the jerk, ~

- six silver. and:

swimming . .. perforniance,

Jane .Kerr of ‘Mississauga, /

Ont.; and “Kathy Bald - sof ”

third behind. Carrie,”

; Steinseifer of the US. ‘In the.

_ women’s
freestyle.”
brook of. Calgary.’ was
second
champion Tracy ‘Ruiz’ in
solo synchronized * swim-
ming, °° oy
- Michelle. MacPhe

-: 1hmetre

n ‘of

_ Toronto chased home Tracy:
~ Caulkins and Poll Winde of .

“the U.S, to win’a bronze in:
the women’s _400-metre | :
individual edley - ’ afid |

‘Sharon - Ham-:

to. -American -

_putside”

“editor: .

don vonage

springboard. diving. :
the’ fouirth-fastest time’ In

‘the morning" heats, ‘of the ~
* presatatroke,..
‘teammate John Moffett for...
spurring ‘him’ to his world: ‘won another bronze In the .
. women's air platol with the.

Gold and ‘silver going ‘to.

: eredited

“performance,

- Moffett’ was. “only - two:
hundredths . of..a: second |
- Lundquist’. ‘old.
world mak’ while | Pablo.
a ‘Restrepo of Columbia beat’

‘out~ Mareo™. Veilleux of

Vancouver: for the’ bronze.
Canada ’‘also failed to win,
a medal in the men’s 200 |
Ottawa placed: second. and freestyle as Mark Hayes of .

the U.S: finished ‘ahead of
Alberto.” : Mestre , of
* Venezuela’, “and. Rowdy.
Gaines, the American

“world-record ‘holder, with’
_ Peter Szmidt of Edmonton

in fourth place.
The. Canadian ‘women's

team placed second behind.

the U.S.’ in: the smallbore

: Fifle® .three-position event

Waterloo, Ont.; was ‘third
individually: to «Americans

Wanda ‘Jewell and Gloria

: Sylvie: Bernier ‘of.Montreal |

placed third - behind two
= teams dropped Canada into

Americans,

Kelly

MeCorinick and | “Wendy : u

Parmentier. - :
The American and Cuban

-third place in the men's

for Canada at

' a emelibore
Echenique competing in Hyland, in” “Jean-Francois: Senecel of -
“Laval, Que.,-placed fifth in.
the individual ane We Spi

S, veteran Lanes Pe
US, veteran: “) gematned unbeaten ag.the
‘men blanked the. Bahamas a
women :

' Farrow of - ‘Delta,
and | Christina Schulze «of

dampen.

_ winning. the gold,

[Linda Thom of iva “100 and “the °

‘defeated Puerta “Rico! #1.

- Americans also claimed the .
team title,
‘Mandy Clayton. —_ of

‘Mississauga, Ont, was @ -
“silver medallist in judo,
"losing to Mary Lewis of the

U.S. in the 52-Idlo class, and

Anne Marle Burns claimed |
the fifth American title in.

six. weight classes by

"winning the 5t-kilo division.

In men’s ‘judo, Geraldo
Padilla won the 65-kilo class
to give Mexico {ts first gold
of the Games with defen-
ding ° champion Brad
BC.,
bowing out in the quar-
terfinals. Guillermo Nelson

.of Cuba was the winner wat FL.

kilos.

After - two consecutive

. Cuban victories in fencing,
* Manuel Ortiz was beaten by

Paul Westbrook of the uv, 8.

SPORTS
Efe |

‘in: the men's indjvidual |
Jean-Paul |.
-Banog of. Montreal won! the: _

the- third round,

- In - yachting;
: McLaughlin of Toronto led

sabre event,

brorize.-”

The Women’s: | -baskethai]

‘Kathy Graham and Gail.’-team opened ils schedule —

Liberty of the U.S, The.

with a -92-44 victory | over
Venezuela but jhe women’s:
volleyball team loat: Ita. fitet,

- start tothe US, in sigight

sets,

. ‘The: ‘Canadian: baseball .
team edged Puerto Rico 11- .
«10 in 10 innings for-its first

victory in three triés and the

“water polo teamplayed to a

10-10 tle with Brazil..--

- Featherwelght ~ Steve

“Dolan of Sault Ste. Marie,

Ont., made an Impressive

-debut in the boxing : tour-~

nament, knocking out Oscar
Dominguez of Colombia in

the 470 class after (wo races
while. Larry-MacDonald of
Hamilton stood third In fhe.-

Lightning division. ‘and ©

Steve Fleckstein of London
was fourth In the Star Class.

Brock: contract hassle. renewed.

7 “started out’ ‘as. the

"hardest selection of * the

"week and may turn into, the
_ Baslest. :
> Winnipeg Blue Bombers

‘against’ B.C. Lions at B.C,

Place Stadium promised to
- be the highlight of the first

half of: the Canadian:
Football League season. — -

‘until * quarterback. Dieter

" Brock © of - the Bombers.

renewed his coritract hassle
with the Winnipeg Front.
_ office. :

Brock iy: or" ‘may not

‘play this . weekend ‘in ©
Vancouver. If he does, the
game is a tossup. If he
doesn’t, the Lions ‘will be

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: ‘TORONTO (CP) =
~ wa’ so busy looking for her game. Wed-
neaday night she-nearly lost the match.
Playing sluggishly, thé second-seeded *
American was. fortunate to. ‘Bet by -com- :
patriot Alycia Moulton 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 and join.
} elght other seeds in the round of 16 at the.
$260,000 Player's Challenge women’ 5
a tennis tournament. ©“
- Fourth-ranked Sylvia Hanika’ of - ‘West .
Germany, No, 5 seed Hatia Mahdlikova ‘of ¢
sevenith-rated ‘Kathy: .
.. Rinaldi of the United States, eighth-seeded
Clatidia Kodhe of West. Germany, No. 10
_gaéed Eva Pfaft of West Germany, ‘1th-"
_ Fanked,.Kathy Jordan of the U.S. //1ith-
rated Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia ;
_and No. 14 Kathy Horvath of the U.S.,all
advanced into third-round play today...
‘Only three seeds — No. 6 Zina Garrison:

of the U.S., No. ® Jo Durie of Britain and -
"NOL 12 Carling Bassett of Toronto — have -

- been ‘iiocked out of the week-long tour.

alone in first place by late
Saturday sight.

- The: Bombers ,and Lions

~ have. identical 4-1 records

atop the Western Division’

and passing attacks which :

strike fear in the hearts of

opponents. Without Brock, “

the Bombers would be in the
hands of rookie pivot Nicky.

Nall, which would make the -

- Lions heavy favorites.

Brock has stated he wants

to‘ return home and: ap- -

parently is close ta making. :
deal “with - Washington’.
‘Federals of. the United,
~ States Football League. The
’ Federals just happen to be

aé deal

coached ‘by former Win-

‘- nipeg mentor Ray: Jauch.

Winnipeg has won four

quarterback, but - the

- Prospects are dim without

their top gunslinger.

1)

WINNIPEG (44) at B.C. + .

' atfaight ‘with Brock at .

* Hamilton.

oa

The Lions also have won”

four straight, since dropping
their season-apener ~ in
Toront
Dewalt has 10 touchdown
‘passes and just four In-
terceptions. He seems to

- thrive under the even-keel

approach of new head coach

Don. Matthews, -

* B.C.’ success also can be

traced to a blitzing defence.
already . ‘has in- |

tercepted 17. passes “this

- season, including ‘a league

high of five by- ‘halfback
Larry’ Crawford, Rookie

_royer Bernle Glier has four

more. The sack pack. will

‘miss end- Nick Hebeler,

however, sidelined for the

Quarierback Roy .

season after knee surgery. _

The Bombers also have -
IL thrived on defence, led by.
ie linebackers Aaron

‘Brown and ‘John ‘Pointer.
They “have the speed to,

-cover passing lanes and the’.

Strength to- reach the
quarterback,

B.C.. by four “points |
Saturday if Winnipeg —is .

Brockless.

‘TORONTO. (4-2): at OT.

TAWA (14)

The Argonauts, after their
4-0 start, have fallenon lean -
times without Condredge
Holloway at quarterback: .
He. can | operate . the
~sometimes - “¥=-"coniplex
Taranto offence. because of
his’ exceptional ‘athletic
ability, Joe Barnes is more
of a mechanic than an artist
in this regard.; =.

“The Riders are trying ‘to
regoup after blowing a
victory last week. .. in
The shakeup
includes new. assignments

for some assistant coaches,

-a patchwork approach at
best, considering the lack of
talent available,

There are too many good
athletes on the Toronto ©

_ Foster, led by wide receiver

Terry. Greer and ‘running
‘back Cedric Minter, to let
things get out of hand after
twa straight losses.

Toronto by. six points.

Friday on the Catching of
Greer. . -

EDMONTON (3-2) at
MONTREAL (1-4)
'. The Eskimos stumbled
last week against B.C., so
don’t expect’ Warren Moon
to be intercepted five times
‘by the Concordes, Moon has
too much. pride to let
Edmonton slip the way the
Eskimos did a year ago.

_ Moon should have a much
easier time throwing to

wide receivers Brian Kelly:

and Waddell Smith ageinst

a Montreal defence which
hasn't shown It can con-
sistently: pressure
quarterback, _ Moon: - will

have to roll out mora, -

however, to make up for
problems. in the offensive
line.

The Concordes have some
decent import talent, but
are thin in homebrews snd
quarterbacks. Ron Reeves
isn't the answer at plvol and
he'll have'a long day facing
the. likes of Dave Fenuell
and: David Boone of the
Esks, « -

Edmonton’ ‘by -
Saturday on Moonbeams.

HAMILTON
_ CALGARY (3-2) °

These are two of the .

CFL's © most. perplexing

tedms. The Tiger-Cats aye -
inconsistent on attack dnd.’
Calgary suddenly relies on-

the ground game, .
Hamilton ‘needs: more
_ blocking for rookie running

back Johnny Shepherd and .

fewer dropped passes ‘ by
‘receivers like Ron Johusov,

who has the talent to break -
the long gainers, The Ticats _
_ are aggressive on defence

and have two impressive -

newcomers in tackle Mit-

chell Price and secondary

player Felix Wright.

The Stamps unleashed
rookie running backs Craig
Ellis and Ray Crouse for
‘more than 100 yards each
rushirig last week against
Saskatchewan, Quarter-
back sill is a problem,, at
least until rookie Bernard
Quarles starts to find’ his
receivers. Gerry ‘Dattitig
can’t do it every week in
relief.

Loss narrowly missed :

Czechoslovakia,”

nament.

| - “Wdoyd, who has Jost only four times this
7 year, needed one hour and’50 minutes to.
avereame the rangy Moulton, 3ird on the
Women’s: Tennis: Association computer.

Playing only: her: second . tournament
-since ‘a month-long Jayoff after’ -Wim- |
‘bledon, Lloyd aprayed-grouidstrokes long:

- Chris Evert Lloyd |

faults:

played,

“again.”

and wide and benefitted mostly. from
Moultph’ 8 Spotty net play and 10 double

“Tonight, | was not proud of the way i
” sald Lioyd,-28, ‘T just didn’t have
the feel out there, I don't usually start out

- thet slowly; so I’m jut glad to have gotten -
wo through it. .

0 gets a little harder. every Year to

: keep your game up,” sald Lloyd, . wito'’s

> been ranked behind Martina Navratilova .

for the second time’ in. her, career, aiter

; previously Tegaining the top spat in age0 -

and 1981. “Once you’ve done something,

_ _ the glamor wears aft and early Founds
" become tougher,”

Lloyd, who captured the Freach Open in
May for her 16th career Grand Slam title,
-*‘said she ‘was- happy with her’ play until -
Wimbledon when she’ was upset in the third
round by-Jardan,
‘ “T have been playing well eno late}
" to beat everyone except Mattina ‘ahs beet
". fibe last week in Manhatten Beach, Fla. Pd
“ gaid Lloyd. “I need to ‘lift my game -
another 15 to 20 per Cent to reach Her,
’ “Tan do it, l've done it before. But it's
_ More a matter of me trying ‘to find way
| game than worrying about beevining No.1

* goal.
the -

Seven

(33) at -

“Gold —~ Carel

. Greavette,

: Guy Greavaite,
‘ Westoinater, 8,6, 7° iver = Garique
. Sebari, Cuba, arene - David

. Velerusia —

“Aroentina’ .
a]

Re Rice “

Calgary by three points
Sunday ona J; T. Hay field

Bye: Seskatchewan, bb.

_ Season's record: 84:

Pan Am
Results

ae
_CARACAS (CP) — Medal winners
“Wadoensay's ‘or tee Pen: pamerican
Gamaa:. hee
DIVING
Women's thres-metre sprlogbeard:
God — Kelly McCormici..U.$.;

Silver —~ Wendy Wyland, U.S,; Bronze -

~~ Sylvie Bernier, | Canada
(Montreal), w
FENCING .
Men‘s satire: Gold + Peter.

Westbrook, U.5.; Sliver — a wer

Ontir,

Cubs: Srenze — Jean-Paul * Banos,
' Canada (Montreal), . . :

Jub0

Man's 63 kilograms: Gold — Geraldo :

Padifla, Mexico: Sliver.—. Jaries
Martin, U.S: Breale — :Riterdo
Tuero, Cuba, and Sergio Saro,-Grarzil
(both semifinal lowers get bronze).

Men's 71 kilegrams::
Gullerme: Nelson, Cuba; Sliver - _

ula ,

Ommura. Brox} Greate —: Omar-
Abdala, Argentina, and michael
Swain, U.S,

Women’s. 52 kitegrams: | Geld —
Mary Lewis, US: Sliver Mandy
Clayton,

Canecm (Missinsauga, Ont.);-Srente
—- Solange. Almeida, Bran” and

~ Cecile +d Cuba,

SHOOT!

Warnen’s alr pistal: own - =_ - Kathy
Grahem, U.3.; Silver ~- Gall Liberty,
U.S.5 @ronte— Linda Thom, Sanaa
(Ottawa), ”

en's tenm smalihere.rittes Gold ~
‘US. Silver — -Cubsz.- renae—
Canada,

Women's emativare rifle, three
positions: Goll— Wanda Jewell, U.S.)

Silver — Gloria’ Parmentier, U.S.)

Bronze — Christina Schulze, Canada
(Waterloo, Ont... f>.

Women’s umaitbers team: Geld ~  *

Ubu Sitver ~— Ca vay Bronte ° -
Cube, -
SWIMMING .

Woman’s leemietre Jtresetyie: —
Stelnstefar,” U.S.;
Sliver — Jang Karr, Ansinsuae:
Bronze — Kathy Bald, Oftews.

Women’s. dee-metre . (ndlvidual
uae - Gold ~ Tracy Cauikins,

Suiver — Pally winde, U.S.) Mrente —
Michelle MacPherign, ” Canada
(Toronta).

SYNCHRONIZED BWIMMING :

. Sole: Gok — Tracie Rutz, US:
silver’ — Sharon. Hambrock, Canada
(Caloary)i” Sremne— Ana Am|careila,
Venezuela,

WHIOHTLIPTING ©

15 kileprams, snatchi' itd — Cai
Schake, U.S.7 Sliver Jultg Behenique,
Cubs; Brenie — Jacques
Canada (St. Hubert, Que.) :’

Demers, Canada (S¢. Hubert, Que.d:

Silver — -Jytio Echenique, Subas .

Bronce — Cal Scheke, U.S,

75 kifegrams, total ti: Gold — - JUL

Echenique, Cuba; | silver!
Jacques Demara, Canada (6t. Hubert,

. QNt)s Bronce — Cal Schake, U.S,

02.4 kitegrams, snatch: Geld — Guy-
Greavetio, |

Wettminster,

ac): Sliver = Enrique Sebarl, cubs;
Brome — Gilles Poirier, Canada.
(Compton, Que}. .

Conede

813 kilograms, forks, ‘oee

Enrique Saberl, Cuba) Sitver:— Guy
Canada ..- (New
Westminiter, 6.¢., y Breeze ; Fo David
Munor, Mexico,

m3 kliegeams, total ry om. _

Muna, Aerie,

CARACAS | cP) _

Pan-American Games: test:
VAtted
Cubs: <
Canidae

‘States
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Dom. * Republic. *.
Colom! bie he

Frank _

Demers, |
TS kilograms; [erk: Gold — Jacque’

_Conada. (New -

- Metal
Mandings ater ST events a the