. Rodney Chinn, 1 a 10 -year-old Terrace fisherman, will
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looks through the tackle he is being presented with
hereby! Skeena Mall Manager Lorne Dyck. Rodney is

a winner in the Skeena Maill-Dally Herald fishing

Derby alter he caught a 24-pound Spring Salmon on a

spin and glo and eggs at Shames Bar.
Photo by Greg Middleton

tennis war

TORONTO (CP) —
Although Bjorn Borg of
Sweden won the battle
Monday the im D map
loft that hia. teak
John McEnroe is far from

way, beat
cEnroe

@3 in the meu’s singles final
of the Player's International
Canadian Open tennis
cham

pionshipe.
* Borg set up a triple match
point with a fiery ace “hen
waited for McEnroe ' a

Blind girl

scores win

‘RICHMOND, B.C. (UP: —
Yvette Michel, 13, of Van-
couver set t three world
swimming rec y
atthe Canadian Blind Sports
Association's first , Western
Invitational Meet. -

The records, set in A Clasa
competition which ia
restricted to totally-blind
athletes, are pending
verification from the world
body body governing sports for

te ichel set records in the
10-metre freestyle in which
she churned through the pool com:
ir. one minute, 19.9 seconds,
the 100-metre backstroke
(1;42.2) and 200-metre in-
dividual medley (3:34.1).

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backhand long to beat the 20-
id American and take
ome: $26,000  (U.8.)
McEnroe won $14,000.
‘tthe Victory evened’ their
career mark at 3-3.

In February, beat
McEnroe at at .Ri nd,
Va., in'a three-set semi-final:

match in which the Swede

Borg in a
New Orleans semi-final in
which the American saved
two match points,

beat McEnroe in the

Borg
Rotterdam: final in April but.
McEnroe came back to beat -
the Swede in the World.

Champ Tennis final
at Dallas four sets.
McEnroe also had beaten
“Jimmy Connors in the seml-
finals and thus became the
firat player to beat both Con-
nora and Borg in the same
tournament since Arthur
turned the trick. at
Wimbledon in 1975.

In the first meeting bet: -

ween the two last November
in Stockholm, McEnroe beat

» Borg
by breaking
McEnroe in the first game.
With McEnroe up 30-18, both

players “engaged in some
relief .

Borg dropped his racket
after hitting a shot and when
McEnroe returned it,

Swede kicked it soccer tye .

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over the net, McEnroe
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shan rihe delight of
the sellon fans at York
University "Tennis Centre.
tt was all downhill for
McEnroe alter that. Borg
fought! back to deuce, took
the advantage to break the
American in that game and ~
again in the third to go ahead |

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.._McEnreoe staged a Time: 8:00 p.m.

comeback when he held
service in the fifth game to
pullto4-1, then broke Borg in
the sixth game. The two
players held service the next
two games before Borg —
broke his opponent in the
ninth game to take the set.
The second set ' was
marked by two controversial |
line calls, one in favor of
each player, In the seventh
game, the line judge called a
Borg shot in, but the umpire
over-ruled and called it Bul. :
Borg seemed mildly per-
turbed, by the call, but held
the game despite going to .

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O'Neal back

The Herald, Tuesday, August 21, 1979, Page 7

iCats

hope he’ll be roaring

Jesse O'Neal is back in
Hamilton, and the Tiger-
Cats are hoping his year's

stint in the National Football
‘League will be t the
stimulant they need to turn

their early-season mis-
fortunes around,
The Ticats are off to a 1-5

-wou-loat start and dissension

so obviously apparent in the
front office this year may
have terminated with the
resignation two weeks ago of
general manager Bob Shaw.
But Hamilton's on-field
formance has shown no
indication Shaw's.departure
had anything to do with their
ineptness under head coach
John Payne as they con-
tinued thelr losing ways
against Toronto Argonauts
(26-0 the day after Shaw
quit) and previously-winless
Winnipeg
O'Neal, a six-foot-four, 240-

’ pound defensive end, walked

out on the Ticats prior to the
1978. Canadian Football
League season when he was
unable to renegotiate his
contract. He had been ob-
tained ag part of a trade that
sent linebacker Sam Britts to
Britiah Columbia Lions.

He played last year with
the NFL's surprising Seattle.
Seahawks and was a recent
cut of Washington Redskins,

He was activated by the
Ticats for tonight's game at
Ivor Wynne Stadium against
the visiting Lions (41-1 to
lead the Western Con-
ference) along with quar-
terback Mark Mangers and
defensive tackle Mark
Sullivan. _ oo

The interlocking game,
scheduled for 8: p.m
will be televised on fn ful full
CBC network with the usual
blackout in the Toronto-
Hamilton area.

Winnipeg is in Edmonton
for a Western Conference
game agalna@ the Grey Cup
champion Eskimos. That
game is scheduled for 9:30
p.m. EDT with no television

nned.,

O'Neal played for
Saskatchewan Roughriders
in 1976 when Payne was head
coach of the Western Con-
ference club. .

“I think Jease has come
back to the league with quite
@ different ‘attitude,"::-said
: ‘Payne, who was recruited by
the Ticats early in the 1978
season when the team was

struggling.

With O’Neal's arrival in
camp, it is expected Payne
will shift Jim Heyton to a
tackle spot beside Sullivan, a

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