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SAN JUAN (cps - > _ Diane
Jones Konitiow: ki of Ed-
monton wor « ‘Canida’s first
gold medal in track and field
at the PanAmerican Games
Monday night, defending the
pentathlon title she won at
Mexico City years ago.

The’ 28-year-old broad-
caster was an easy winner
witlf-4,605 polits to 4,430 for
runner-up Jod!Anderson of
the United States. Jill Ross
of London, Ont., took the
bronze medal with 4,112,

Lightweight Howard Stupp
of Laval, Que.,; another Pan-
Am. . defending champion,

and featherweight : Doug.

Yeats of Montreal won two
more Canadian golds in
Greto- Roman wrestling as

already, won-his. secdnd. ROM. or
ms, fivasmore than
P. Cardinal's total.

PEN: TA THAL ON.” : |
‘Edmonton girl wins

the U.S. and Cuba each won
four of the remaining eight
weight classes.

James Robinson of the
U.S, upset Olympic cham-
pion Alberto. Juantorena of

‘Cuba in the men’s 800 metres

and Essie Kelly completed
an American double at the
distance, barely edging
team-mate-‘Julle Brown and
Aurelia Fenton of Cuba.

There were two: more.

repeat winners, in :field:
events. as Cuban Maria
Tarria -took!

Oliveira,of Brazil, who had

secutive Par-Am long
Saturday, also defended his’

‘ tille in the triple jump.

‘the women's’ all
dis¢us ‘and: Joao Carlos de «fer

Carmen Tonesco of
Montreal, who was third in
the women's discus Satur-
day, won her second bronze

. in the shot put with a throw
of 16.50 metres. Tarria’s
winning “effort ‘travelled

Heavyweight . Mark
Cameron and super
heavywelght Thomas Stock
gave the Americans a sweep
of the last two weightlifting

Garda of with Mare

1 of Ottawa clalming

silvera for snatch,

Sane total lift in the super
vywelght competition.
“Btock’s total lift was 380 kilo-

Carlos Garpet' ‘of Cuba out-

SHORT TAKES.

pam Fanaa

ee

abealiiriehes He . .
Gia an
ay REET b nee had 1

Getrge’ Kunz, the all-pro
tackle whose arrival hel
spark Baltimore Colts’
turnaround from ceilar-
dweliers ,to conference
champions, announced his
retirément Monday because
of a recurring back ailment.
“Tt “had to ‘come sooner or
later, just like ‘death and
taxes,” gaid Kunz, an 1l-
year National. Football
League veteran.

GOSSAGE REAC-
TIVATED .

NEW YORK (AP) — Rich
Gossage, New York Yankees
ace reliever who has been
sidelined since April 25, was
Teactivated Monday,
replacing outfielder Juan
Beniquez on the. American
League teams active roster.
Gossage 19 expected to be
able to pitch by this week-
end. Beniquez, who sprained
his left thumb Saturday, was

aced on the 21-day disabled

FIRST IN VOTING

NEW YORK (AP) — Don
Baylor, . California _Angel’s
auttiekder who hit 428 last

was the American
Leagis e*Player of the Week

for July 28, the league an-

hits in
including a double and five
homers, and drove in 11

runs,

PLAY OFF FOR BERTH
.LISBON (Reuter)
Canada and New Zealand
will play off today fora place
in the zone semi-finals of the
men’s Galea Cup under-21
team tennis tournament,
Canada completed a 5-0
sweep over Portugal and
New Zealand beat Ireland by

-the same score in Zone E

matches Monday.
TAKES TOP HONOR
NEW YORK (AP) — Steve
Carlton of Philadelphia
Phillies, who pliched two-
complete-game —_ victories,

was the National League’

Player of the Week for the
period ending with games of
July 8, the league announced
Monday. Carlton n pi tched a
onehitter in iz
York Mets a to tle the
modern National League
record of five one-hitters in a’
career,

MANKOWSKI DISABLED

DETROIT (AP) — Third
baseman Phil Mankowski
has been placed on Detroit
Tigers’ 15-day disabled list
wlth a chip fracture of the

New.

baseball club announced
Monday.|To fill the vacancy
on .the roster, the Tigers
have purchased the contract
of Tom Brockens from their
Evansville (Ind.) farm club.
ANSE TO PLAY
TM, Calif, (AP) —
osnee Angels” first base-
man Rod Carew, who
received more all-star votes
ties senacn inal any other
er e major leagues
aid Monday that he would
be unable toplay in the game
at Seattle because of a
thumb injury. Carew suf-
fered torn ligaments in his
tight thumb tagging a
Cleveland runner on June 1.
TEAM DISQUALIFIED
SAN JUAN (CP) — Of-

fictals of the Pan-American,

Games .women’s softball
tournament disqualified the .
Dominican Republic Mon-
day for refusing to play a
postponed ame against
A, Spokeaman for the

' Dominicans said they ob-

ted to the scheduling of
ioe elise game at 2 pats

because they

regularly-scheduled game

against Canada two hours
er.

BOWLING
GHAMPIONSH

TONITE
or

"T-THINK WERE IN TROUBLE,”

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All Figies Reserved

* begin making” rather erude

. Janoiverear

inted Bernardo Colex of

Mexico to win the 170-
kilometre cycling road race.
Bronze medallist Gonzalo
Marin of Colombla was more
than three minutes: behind
the leaders and the top
Canadians, Normand St.-
Aubin: of Roxoboro, ‘Que.,
and Bernie Willock of Vie-
toria, were ninth and 10th,
nearly 13 minutes off the
pace.

* In tennis, Robert Bettauer
of Vancouver and ' Wendy
Barlow of Victoria, the last
Canadian survivors in
singles play, lost thelr
quarter-fina] matches but
Helene _—‘ Pelletier of
Charlesbourg, Que., and
Nicole Marois of Quebec City
reached the semi-finals of
the women's doubles.

Junior welterweight
Derrick Hoyt of Cranbrack,
B.C., a winner of his opening

xing |

; bout, bowed out of the

tournament when he lost a
unanimous decision to
Puerto Rican Pedro Cruz.
canada’ unbeaten field
key '"tedm “defeated.

“naan ian a Tall sae per DEH 4 Te ‘Puertiy "Rico 8-0)the ‘men’s?
ta bats, a the Ameriéan’’ Teale" * softball team’ routed °

the’~
Netherlands Antilles 10-0 and
the women’s softballers won
by default over the

Dominican Republic.

The women’s basketball
‘team lost 90-41 to Cuba and
the winless baseball team
gave up five runs in the 1ith
inning in a 7-2 loss’ to
Venezuela,

When the Romans et
Britain the art of glass-
making died ont. It was
revived during the Middle
Ages but on a primitive
seale. The first evidence of
glassmuking in England is
in the 13th Century when
Norman glassmakers set-
tled.in Kent, Surrey and
Sussex. At first only clear
and stained. window glass
was made, but during the
Mth and Wth centuries
glasses. lamps and Lotte
were also made. ‘The
secrets of glassmaking
were guarded and handed
down frow father la sda.

Enplich plese ia the
Middle Apes wos gencral’s
gceentsh, dull und tuore or
Tess opaque and did't
compare to Vouelian glass,
In 1615, § glussmakers
frou Murans, an island
near Venice, care to
England and stuyed long
enovgis to byprove English
glassnsntshrg,

Waterford is a name still
lo be reckoned with in
glassware. In 1783 three
men Slarled a factory in
Waterford, Ireland and

eut glass. Waterford still
makes .glassware of a
somewhat. better form.

We are the headquarters
for all your gift neéda. See
us whenever a brithday or
‘omes near!

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Expo s beat Do dgers ;
Pitcher Bill Lee pitched a ‘In Philadelphia, Mike Sch- 5% games behind the firat- Angels beat Boston Red Sox
seven-hitter and hit a two- midthithissixthhomerunin place Expos in the National 60 bound took a one-half game
run single Monday night, four games and 29th of the League East, lead over Texas Rangers in
giving Montreal Expoa a 3-0 season to help the Phillies Ken Oberkfell drove in two - the West.
victory over Los Angeles beatSanFranciscoGianisd Ooi ding th eintwo Chet Lemon's run-scoring
Dodgers in Natlonal League. 2. Schmidt and Chicago's unt in the “1 one double keyed a three-run
baseball action, Dave Kingman are tled for give St Louie Gurdinnlae aixth inning that vaulted
Don Sutton, 7-10, retired .the major-league home run veto “ Cincinnati, Culcazo White Sox to a 4
the first 13 Expos batters lead. The secondplace Reds fe “iclory over the Rangers.
before giving up @ walk to , 7% games ‘behind Idle Bobby Bonds, Andre
Gary Carter anda aingle to ‘Steve Ontiveros capped a (4B Astroa i the Weet ‘Thornton, Mike ve
Bilis Valentine that ignited four-run first inning with a ae set and Toby Harrah hit home
the three-run burst in the tworun homer and doubled to on, runs to support the five-hit
fifth inning. Larry Parrish deliver another in Chicago's In the American League, pitching of David Clyde as
delivered the firstrun with a tworun fifth, leading the Nolan Ryan struck out 12 Cleveland Indians beat
double before Lee, 9-5, Cubs toa 7-4 triumph over Boston batters and scattered Kansas City Royals 8-2, And
stroked his two-run single to Atlanta Braves. With the six hits, and Joe Rudi hit in Toronto, homers by John
Tight, an the Cubs remained two-run single as California Mayberry, Roy Howell and
Al Woods and Dave Stieb's ~
fourhitter gave theBlue Jaya
. a 7-1 victory Milwaukee
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers face rookie slot back Chris Davies not imports are expected to A's at Oakland in a late
a tough test as they start and added defensive back start tonight : game,
regular season Canadian Steve Gelly and linebacker :
Football League play tonight Tom Schulz to the roster to ,
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