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Page 4. The Herald, Wednesday, January 25, 1984

Triathlon not for weak-willed {

Now, ‘about the triathlon,
abit of madness that causes
otherwise. average citizens
to swim, cycle and run 140.6
miles. It is an exercise
which is not designed for the
weak-willed.

You start: with a little
ocean swim lasting | 2.4
miles. Then switch to
cycling, 112 miles worth.

* Now you're ready for the
a marathon

final event,
race, A mere 26 miles, 385
yards later, you can. stop.

Any of the three events
alone is impressive. All
three together are special.

* Each October, Hawaii is
host to the Iron’ Man:

Triathlon. Now, however,
they ought to cali it the Iron
Person Triathlon:

The sex barriers have
fallen, thanks first to Lyn
Lemaire, a Harvard Law
graduate, and |
recently to the Puntous
twins of Montreal —
Sylviane and Patricia —
and to Millie Brown, who
turned her 40th birthday
into a crusade for fitness.

Lemaire is publisher of
Ultrasport, described as ‘‘a

more’

magazine for the serious
endurance athlete.” And the -
triathlon
serious, but, she said, not as
tough as some of the events
she’s tried.

NO BIKE RIDE . .

“This event is easier than
the 12-hour bike ride,”
Lemaire said. ‘‘The first
eight miles of the marathon
are a relief fram hunchigg
over the bike for 62 miles.”

Now why would an
otherwise normal person
submit to the demands of
the triathlon? Lemaire just ¢
smiled,

“If you can't go faster,
you try to go further,” she
said. ““Fhat’s one reason.

‘“Another is to bry more
sports, It contributes to
mental freshness. There's
no chance to get bored.”

The Puntous twins have

brought a new dimension to .

the triathlon. They worked
up to the 1983 event’ by
winning almost ©. every
distance event they com-
peted in during the year,
crossing the finish © line

- together.

They became known as

Government denies |

Pan-Am

VANCOUVER (CP) —
The provincial government
Tuesday turned down a
request that it put up nearly,
$8 million toward the cost of
holding’ the 1991 -Pan-
American games in Van-
couver.

But the city’s chances of

hosting the games aren't

completely dashed yet, said
George Moriitt of the local
Pan-American « Games
investigative: . committee
since the deadline has been
exténded ‘to iMay-31, 1984.

The cominittee, set up. two

years ago, coricluded that

holding the games for 4,500

«University : 4 OE.

request

athletes from North,
Central and South America
would cost $22-million — $8
million in capital and $14
million in operating: costs.
- It hoped to get one third
from the federal govern-
ment, one third from the
province, $3 million from
the city and the rest from
other sources.

. Morfitt said the proposal
was. to upgrade existing
facilities like . Empire
Stadium and the pool at the -

Columbia: --The- only new
facility needed is a
velodrome. ,

certainly — is’

the Stereo Twins and moved
their training base to Bass .
Lake, Calif. ;

It appeared they would
repeat in the triathlon,
running away side-by-side
from the other women in the
field, when | Patricia's .
bicycle’ ran over’ some
carpet tacks strewn along
the road course, Sylviane
went on to win the race and
Patricia followed in second
place five minutes later,
both shattering the previous
best time by a woman

competitor,

‘ADVERSARY | WITHIN’

“The real adversary is
within,” says Lemaire.
“There’s a little goblin who
keeps poking up his head.
and saying Stop!’

“But once you make -up
your mind that you're going .
to do it, nothing stops you
from doing it. How fast i is
another question.”

Really, though, fast is not
the question at all. Finish

Golfers.

TORONTO (CP) — “Jim.
Nelford” and consistency”
were rarely uttered in the
same .breath during the -
Vaneouver native's first
five years on the
Professional - Golfers’ .
Association tour. . -

But last. year, the 28-year-
old product of the Brigham
Young: ‘University, golf
program” finally “got it
together and the rewards
were gratifying — $111,932
in official tour winnings and
50th place overall on the
PGA moneywinning list.

Nelford kicked off. traces o
of self-destruction. that
dogged his weekend play
during his early tour years
and opened the 1983 season
‘by making . the cut- in 30

British: . ieonsecutive: “tournaments,

‘tops ‘onthe PGA: tour."His
354 birdies was 10th best on-
the list and | only 40 behind

_she said.

, champion;

and you win. That’ 8 Browii’s
view. | a
There were 40 candl on

“her birthday ¢ake when she ;

decided that” she. ‘simply

would. nél- cave. into 1 the .

calendar.

“T atarted running “6 .

counteract, getting -older,””
“But - 1. ‘eouldn’t
swim and I couldn’t: bike.”

She. plunged ahead: ‘with
plans. for the _telathlon
anyway:. :

“T signed up to svereoine :

my fear of the.events and to

learn how to do them," ‘she .

said. “In my first: triathlon,
I swam on my back;
couldn't put my head’ ‘in: the
waler,””

That did not: dete hes. ia
the completion: of: cher -

rounds, even .if it: was
particularly swift. -
“It's: “mot a: quéstion

wirming, not for“me,’" she ..
“I'ma winner. «by

said.
having the courage to enter
and to finish, Meee

”

honored.

lirst-place “Hal Sutton, : the

tour’s top” money-winner. .
Canadian

The former .
amateur champion’s : per-
formance won him” pro

golfer -of the year’ ‘in the -

Score magazine. awards
announced Wednesday.:

Players joining Nelford at
the awards dinner here

Monday night will be Danny :

Mijovic - of: ‘Toronto,
Canadian men’s -amateur
women's

amateur champ Dawn Coe.

of Lake Cowichan, B.C., one

of fout Canadians.: who

“eared their cards for: the

Ladies Professional Golf
Association tour this years,
Brent Franklin of Van-
couver, the Canadian junior
men's champ; and. Heather
Kwmieh of: Trenton, Ont..2
three-time’ Carladian.junioy
women’s~ titleholder and -

-winner of: a, — fouir

Ontario titles.

WINNIPEG: «CRY

‘| Symmer Olympics’ ‘are
still, severaf months

hopes to win swimming
gold medals. ;
’ After “all, Baumann
. holds the world” long-
" course’ -record ‘of two

200-metre breaststroke
| with a°2:14,77. a
But Trevor Tiffany of
“Ottawa,: chief coach for
the. Canadion Amateur -
Swimming. ‘Association;
_ belieyes.there are other
"stars'on’ ‘the horizon, who.
"-may take the pressure off

Ont.,- and Davis of
- Waterloo, Ont.

both 19; ‘and more than 300 "-
‘other swimmers - will
compete in the four-day
Winter Nationals short-
‘course championship,

25-metre Pan-Am Pool.
' This year’s Winter
Nationals are about two

” Although the Los Angeles

: away, it’sno surprise that
Alex Baumann and Victor |
’ Davis are Canada's early -

aminutes 2.25 seconds for. -
: the 200-meire individual

- medley and Davis is the -

‘world record holder in the’:

‘Baumann - of Sudbury,

‘Baumann jand Davis, -

which opens today at the °

“monitis atiead of: sched
. to ‘allow: for ‘more long: -
“course Olympic’ training
in 50-metre pools. ae
There. are no’” world:

.. Swimmers...
these, pools -are. referred.

., to'as world best ‘records: .

SET WORLD MARKS |
. Baumann helds' world
best records . dn. the "200-

and, 400-metre “fndividual ~

“medley. events. and Davis”

has. world best.in. the _-

. metre . ‘breasistroke.:
‘Tiffany,’ ‘former’. coach
at the Etobicoke’ Club in |
. Toronto, . ‘said ‘Canada -
‘didn' twina gold: medal at’:

° 3 Summer __

‘the. *. 1996
“Olympics - ‘in ” Montreal
“and swimming. is, doing -
it’s best to see., ‘that
» doesn't happen. again.”

pressure “on. just: ‘one or
two-athletes. . ~
“We do have. Alex

: Baumann and we do have

Victor: Davis ard we do
have very high hopes: for
both those boys: But we

now have a whole crop of

This ‘ime, “he “said; uy
* there. won't ‘be a lt. of: wl

young * awimnmers, - new
swimmers appearing. ‘On.
_thescene who are going to:
make {those — Olympic

finals.
 tecords i in 25-metre Short: .
“course pools,’ because ‘of
ihe extra turns ‘made by. a
“Times in”

“And * - who

‘anyone
“. ‘Shance fora: medal.”

- BS Canada's ‘chief. ‘coach
- 48 months ago, is high of:
-Sandy Goss -of © ‘Toronto,
who
‘ second in .*the 200."
backstroke final: at ‘the

; DS. International meet in

Austin, Tex...

- Goss had a. time of
“9:02.74 to beat world.
record holder Rick Carey

2:02.00...
RAVE A CHANCE
Tiffany said there “are

girls from right. across |

the country” who have an
“excellent ‘cHance of
"making thé Canadian:
,, team and. qualifying for

the: e Olympics. ~:
listed) ~» Donna

° egiuels of Edvionton,

: Jane Kerr and ‘Jill: Hor-

stead, both from Toronto,. .

and Marie - Modre — of
Halifax ‘as just a few of

the young swimmers who .

have been showing signs

‘put’ added ‘that dtsia:
ihakes éfinal-willhave a

Tiffany, whd took over’

recently finished .

» top 16 in thé cee

don’t have: at: elite
"figure | iho ; Breaking .
ofthe U.S. who finished in .

" of se eh

of eller things : to come,
There faven' t.been that”

many new’ ‘faces*.on the

ain} said,

metre freeaty! } :
“The men's 4 beta

who are | in th

are. Mike : : “= Webt: of
Waterloo, Wade Flemons
Cam.

Tiffany anid the rhen’s 8
butterfly team’. at) also
‘strong, with ‘ich. com-
petitors as Dai Thomp-
son ‘of -Torodtd, . Tom
Ponting of. Calgary and
Davis fending. the list. _.

Vancouver:

Whitecaps | Hard- fought win

can't afford Watson.

_ VANCOUVER (CP)
Veteran defender Dave
Watson says he will riot be
ng. to Vancouver - Whit
ecaps because he has been
told the financially-
struggling North American

Soccer League club can't |

afford his salary. —

Watson, a 6time
England international ‘who’
played ‘centre-back forthe
Whitecaps last yeiir, said he’
expects his final pay cheque
at the end of this month.

* “Pm very disappointed ”

” given anoffer to renegotiate
(his* contract.) ,F've been
told that the club can’t
afford to have me back.”

Watson, .37, was. pur-

chased by the’ Whitecaps:

from Stoke City of the
English ‘League Jast™ year
and signed a two-year

‘contract. He was -named to’
the “NASL’s *first'all-star_
team and hasbeen playing’
“on loan to Derby" County of

the. English League Second

_ Division this winter. —

Watson ‘said he,has been

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for Nanaimo. .

Nanaimo “Clippers
‘overcame a first-period
deficit to take a hard-fought
7-6 win Tqesday night over
Langley Eagles in one of
twd B.C. Junior Hockey
League games.

‘In the other game, Rich-
mond Sockeyes trounced

“Cowichan Capitals ALi:
«In Nanaimo, .the Clippers.

trailed 2-1 after the first

: period but pulled ahead 6-3

after 40 minutes and held on
for thelr .7-6 win.

' Rod. Jamieson, Darrel
Pederson, Gord Simpson,
Jamie Cayford, Al Jotin-

ston, Jeff James and Len—
- Evans’ scored ‘for the
Clippers.

Neil Reimer had. three
goals forthe. Eagles. Joe
West, Don Cuminsky and
Darren “Alexander added

‘singles. ‘
-Nanaimo netminder '
Stacey. Nickel made 37

saves while Ken Buker
turned aside 19 shots at' the
Langley net. _

The ‘win avenged a 10-1
loss | Nanaimo — suffered
‘againat Langley 10 days
‘ago.

“It was sweet, revenge,"
said Nanalmo coach Wayne
Bianchin.
and played qur hitting and

_ started -

“We came aut

skating game: was a
crucial game for tis because
if we had lost we could have
second-guessing
ourealves.”: ve

Langley -is frat in , ‘ihe
Coastal ° Division: while
Nanaimo js: second. Vie

‘In. Richmond; ‘Erie: Late
chpole;scored-twice aggihg: a
Sockeyes downed Cowicham .
Capitals 8-1. . :

The win leaves Richmond,
third -in' the.. Coastal
Division. Cowichan remains
last. ro

Brooke Odenvald, David
Phipps, David; ‘Holmes,
Richard “Novak, ‘Mike
Scardina ‘and Steve Tuttle
rounded out the scoring for

- Richmond. James . -McKee

scored the Idne -Cowlchan
marker, -

. Fhe ‘score was, tied 1-1
after one perlod. ‘and Rich-

_ mond was ahead 3-1 after 40
- minutes

‘before the
Sockeyes' scored. five
tmanswered goals in the
final period... | - ;

Chris’ Dickson, ‘stopped 20
shots in the Richmond net

_ While Ed Jones turned aside

30 for Cowichan.

Next league ‘action is
Thursday when Merritt is at
Revelstoke, a a CO

- Olympic skater.

_ Surprise. pick...

‘OTTAWA (CP) — Jaimee

_ Eggleton of Si. Bruno, Que.,

‘is. four years ahead of
schedule asa member of

: Canada's’. Glympic figure

skating team. ©

His main aim a week ago
was" to-win the ‘national
junior - championship: ‘in

* Regina; which he did, after
a tough eight’ months: of -

tebuilding. his toutine- and
regaining. his confidence,
The © Canadian * Figure

\ Skating Associatioi and the

Canadian “* ° Olympic
Association decided to give
the promising yéung Kater

| intebtational ‘exposure ‘anid
o experience’ instead of going

witht’ a “thir sedaéned
veleran 3 ‘“aceompany
Brian - Oboes ge
Penetanguishénie) Ont:; and
Gary Beacim of Totonto —-
. men's champion and ‘riti

_ herup..

“T never thought about
"94," Eggleton, 19, said after
his" sélection, "I was
thinking about ‘88.

“1 was selected far’ the
Canada Winter Games: tin

_ February 1883) and after

winning that; it proved to
me I could do it. I laid off for
(wo months and made ‘the

J: decision to go to (Doug)

4

a foundation."
recovery. We worked and

Leigh's spring- school, lf I
was goitig - anywhere, this
was the. year or not at all:'”
ALMOST QUIT! 5

The 55, 160-pound. skater
was on the verge of quitting
before the Canada Games
opportunity, ‘describing his
year as a hightmare.of five
sprained ankles, tendinitis
and bursitis. m

He fitiished second in the
novice finals in 1981, eighth
a8 a junior in: i982 and didn’t
qualify for the nationals | in
1983... 2,

It wag - time: to make. a
move, So-he left St.. -Byiino,
about: 165° kilometred ‘north
of Quebec, and joined.Orser
asa a Lelgh student in Orillla,

nt.

ot
’

ve ‘went way. from’ home
for the first time and gained
a different outlook of life,"
recalled. Eggleton, “I had

, independence, was making

my: own decisions and had

Tesponsibilities.":
- “He was lost,” Leigh'sald.

“We had td find the roots of
his problems and searth for
for : his

worked on basics, only for

two motifis at the’ spring

school. -