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- Athletes chosen for
- Pacific games

OTTAWA (CP)- The
Canadian. Track and Field
Association CTFA has
selected 34 athletes to
compete in the Pacific
Conference. Games in
Australia in December.

Athletes competing in the
recent World Cup track
meet’ in Dusseldorf, West
Germany, were selected
automatically with the

’ ‘balance of the team picked

after last weekend's
national championships.
The team includes 23 men
and 1i-women.

Ron Wallingford,
technical director of CTFA,
said Canada will be com-
peting against Japan, the
U.S., New Zealand and
Austrailia.

The games, held every

four years, began in Japan

in 1969 with Canada winning
14 medals including three
gold and three silver.

At the next competition in
Toronto in 1973, Canada
picked up 20 medals

f] in-
’ eluding four gold and eight

silver.

Wallingford said .Canada
will be doing well this year if
they come back with 20

medals. -

“This meet falls in bet-
ween our indoor and outdoor
season and some of our top
athletes may not be able to
make it,” he said.

Desai Members of the
men’s team include:

Desai Williams, Hugh
Spponer, Bryan Saunders,
Paul Craig, Bruce Simpson,
Dave Watt and Borys
Chambul, all of Toronto;

Pat Fogarty, Bruno

Pauletto and Bishop
Solegiewicz, ll of Mon-
treal; Frank Van Doorn,
Calgary; Bob Reindl,
Saskatoon; Mike Forgrave,
Barrie, Ont.; Mike Nipinak,,
Windsor, Ont.’ .Louls
Groarke, Greg Joy, Dean
Bauck, Dave Steen Murray
Keting and Harcid Heer, all
of Vancouver and Phil Osen,
Nanaimo, B.C.
The womens
members are:
Penny Werthner, Ottawa;
Lucette Moreau, Pte.
Cascade, Que.: Jane Haist,
Fenwick, Ont.; Francine
Gendron, Laval, Que.;

Diane Konohowski, Ed- —

monton:; Joyce
Yakubowich, Victoria; Ptty
Laverock, Marjorie Bailey,
Debbie Brill, Anne Mackie-
Morelli and Debbie Scott, all

of Vancouver.

THE HERALD, Wednesday, September 7, 1977, PAGE 7

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team

B.C.

outplayed in

lacrosse finals

WHITBY, Ont. (CP)-
Whitby Builders capitalized
on five power play goals to
defeat Burnaby, B.C., 12-8
‘Tuesday night to take a-1-0
lead in the -best-of-seven
Minto Cup final for the
Canadian Junior lacrosse
championship.

Builders held a 5-4 first
period lead and led 10-4
midway through the second
period unti] Burnaby made
_ & goaltending change
bringing in Greg Pryde for
starting goalie Rod
Banister. The goaltending
change gave Burnaby at-
tackers some momentum as

they scored one goal late
inthe. period and three
consecutive goals early in
the third period to narrow
the score to 10-8.
Bryce Jordan,
Branton. and Rick
Niewwendyk each scored
two goals for Whitby. Ad-
ding. singles. were Cam
Devine, Neil Atkinson,
Larry Graham, Ron McCoy,
John Jordan and Ken
Colley..Dan Perreault, John
Krgocich, John Purdon, Dan
Wilson, John Swan, Mark

Schnarr, Derek Dickson and:

ied far B
NP was a pena ty filled
contest with Whitby

receiving 64 minutes of the
119 minutes assessed in the
game. -

-“We couldn't blame our
goaltenders for the loss,”
said Burnaby coach Dan
Mattison. ‘We adjusted to
Whitby’s style of play in the
third period but by then it
was too late.”

Whitby coach Jim Brady
said: “Both Burnaby and us
are known to be fast
breaking teams but that
wasn't the case tonight. The
referees called a tight game

that took away from ‘both
teams style of play.”

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Strained shoulder sidelines

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. FOREST. HILLS, N.Y.
(AP)-  4{Iso-gan't:play
anymore.” With those
painful words, Bjorn Borg of
Sweden - the No.1 seed, the
Wimbled on champion, the
top-rated male tennis player
in the world - took himself
out of the U.S. Open
championships.

Borg, who strained his

{right shoulder’in a practice.

session prior to the start of
this tournament, overcame
the pain in beating his first
three opponents in straight
sets. But Tuesday, it
became too much.

After one game. of the
third and decisive set
against Dick Stockton, Borg
called it quits. The final
- geore: 3-46, 64, 1-0 default.

During the rest period
after the first game of the
final.set, Borg approached
Stockton

ee | can’t play anymore,” |

Borg said.
. “Are you sure you: can't

continue?” asked Stockton. jf

“J'm sure,” replied Borg.
“’'m finished.” ;
_ When he emerged for a
news conference, Borg was
-eomposed, but clearly
disappointed. . _
“From the first set it was
hurting,.and it got worse
with each game,” the 21
year old Borg said. ‘Even if
1 had been able to win, my
next match would have been
beat of five sets and there’s
no way I could do that.”
In less eventful matches,
third-seeded Brian Gottfried
of the U.S. and Manuel
Orantes of Spain also ad-
vanced to the quarter-finals.
Gottfried, 25, struggled.to
get past the rising Polish
star,. 15th-seeded Wojtek
« Fibak, 6-7, 6-3, 4. Oran-
tes,the 28 -year old lef:
thander, who won this event

in 1975, eagily,ousted 18 veer
old John McEnroe of the
U.S. 6-2, 6-3. :
The top three women’s
seeds also won their way
into the quarter-finals.
Chris Evert, gunning. for
her third straight title,
vihipped old rival Nancy
Richey, 6-3, 60. Second-
seeded Martina
Navratilova, the Czech
expatriate who now plays
out of Dallas, handily beat
Marise Kruger of South
African 6-2, 6-1. And third-
seeded Virginia Wade, the
Wimbledon champ from
Britain, defeated Mona
Guerrant of the U.S, 7-5, 6-4.
Sixth-seeded Rosie Casals
of Sausalito, Calif. was
upset by No.12 .Wendy
Turnbull of Australia 4-6, 6
0, 6-0, and 10th seeded Mima
Jausovec of Yugoslavia

Navratilova — will

trounced Dianne Fromholtz

of. Australia 6-3,6-2, .. -
.In the women’s quarter-

finals, Miss Evert will take

on seventh-seeded Billie.
. Jean King; 14-year .old ©

Tracy Austin will face fifty-
seeded Betty Stove of the
Netherlands; Wade will
take on turnbull, and

play
Jausovec.

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