The Legion 250 midget lacrosée: steam from Kitimat had a

goad two weeks this month.when they won a bronze medal:

at the national lacrosse-champlonships In. Coquitlam. The

team played in group C In.4 the

their.games with asix-win, one-loss record for third place:

The feam, shown above, from left to right: . (standing)
' Brian’ Seaby-cdach, Tom. Bare, Aaron Callihoo;

é tournament and finished

Larry’ saa .

Graham,

Warnock
, ‘Two: of, {

Danny.

Nelson’ Rodrigues,
Lee Wittmann, Darren Pritchett, Barry Olivier. :
he players -recelved individual honors. at.the - .
fournament, with lan Buick belng'selected to the first all- --
star ion and Adam Taylor, ‘getting a Second all-star
selection: .

z! ae

re “Willan Movers
Northwest Loggers | won.

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“second 4 straight ce

; their second straight games:

on the laser's side of. the
draw in the: Terrace Men’s .

Slowpitch‘ League Tuesday:
evening, eliminating their .

opponents -irom ‘further '”
competition and advancing

one step closer to the back-
door berth in the final game.

’ Williams defeated SKB. -

Molson Wreckers 5-3 in the

' early’ game. ~ Tueaday

“I evening at Riverside Park, :

Adam Taylor, lan Bulk’ Les. Bunn trainer, lan Seab
coach; (kneeling) Hugh Mitchell, Blaine Moore, aby
Todd Wegener,

Steve.

. Matwick, Scott Ballantyne, Greg Engen,

_Steroid scandal is still: develop

with 89to the Cubans’ 55 and —

CARACAS: (CP) —

unspoken tribute’ 0 the

effectiveriess . of
testing ~

; number: of athletea have left

* rug:

town ‘without’ competing .at-
the Pan-American Games. -

The‘: exact number. of
scratches Won't. be. known
until noses. are “counted at
each event; but they include

equipment, a

13 menibers of the United. -

States track and field team
who ‘boarded a northbound
plane on Tuesday. °

" ‘The mass exodus followed
Monday's:
that ~- four -- weightlifters,’
including two Canadians,.
had been deprived of Games .
medals when tests revealed
‘’ that they had used anabolic
.tterolds. Three more lifters,

‘one of them an- American |

| triple gold medallist: weres:

announcement —

added to thelist on Tuesday. -

The | names. of: the - af-
fenders will be forwarded to .
their © |
ternational’. —° athletic’
organizations for further’

disciplinary action, .which' ~

will almost certainly ‘keep —
them: ‘ont of the 1984 ”
Olympic Games. ;

-US, team headquarters L

‘said the withdrawal of the 13.

Americans “should not be

taken as: an: implication . of
guilt or interpreted in any
similar manner” and discus
thrower Paul Bishop sald he

‘Rational and” in--.

* At Pan Am Games

andthe others had their oWn
nile - Feanons
‘leaving. .
“The réason. we yall left at ;
the same time was because
that's the. only plane we -
could get out of Caracas;”

he said, “Its a big. soln L

cidence, ::

The:— ; welghtiliters

disqualified - ‘on -Tuesday |
a)
. Chicago, who had won three ‘:

were Jeff - Michele.
. golds in the '110-kilogram .
_ class; . super-heavyweight
Jack Oliger of ‘Chile, . who
“won . three allvers, “and
“Enrique. ‘Montiel’ © * of

. Nicaragua, who . took . two

‘bronzes in the 100-kilo
‘division. ~

Chile. also- Jost its” top
"cyclist, Fernarido Vera, who

was suspended for a month- "
-sfor using steroids, although
the announcement did nat, ...
~ make. ‘clear “whether’ “the.
- action was taken by Games: ;

‘officials or by his own’ ‘team.
Vera; a'silver medallist in
‘the 4,000-metre ‘ ‘individual

“for |

Canada's ‘10. -

. The Canadians; who had

lost two gold; on.* Monday

. with the disqualification of
welghtllfter Guy Greavette:

_ of New. Westminster, B.C.,

got one . back. as eine
; : . Deschatelets.

Canada also collected two. *
Silver and five. bronze’ ta
:. bring. its. total n medat count |

to 79.. ;
The, Cabans took 1 five of.

_ the 10 wrestling titlés, one in

track and“ field and’ their |
seventh -of “eight: fencing.”
golds In the teany epee. The

“US, which’ won. all 10

pursuit at the-1978° “Games, a

- said he: took “steroids. ‘two *

”- poaiths ago to help rebuild
an atrophied leg muscle.
For the first time since
the Games began, Cuba ‘won
‘the most gold” medals on.
Tuesday; picking. up seven

- to the Americans’. five, .

although the U.S. still had a:
huge lead in the. standings ;

wrestling Folds | at the 1979
Games,-had four this. time,
and ,picked ‘up ’ anothei PAB)
‘cycling. , ;

Uruguay ‘defeated Brazil |

1-0 in the soccer final. and

Mexleo. earned its. ‘second
Bald of the. Games in track

“and field.

. Jean-Mare © Chouinard ‘of
‘Qutremont, Que., already a

allver medallist in: the in-

dividual epee event, earned -
a second silver in the team’
epee along with Alain Cote:
and Jacques Cardyn rot.

‘Outremont;:. -Danie]

Perreaiilt of Montreal. sod

-Michel  Decauesialt,
Vanier, Que. os

The Canadian “wrestling -
team. won a Ailver medal

and five ‘bronze: to’ go with
Takahashi's gold; his firat in*:
competition’.

international
since, the |
- monwealth Games,

Heavyweight. - Richard —
“af St:
., Catharines, Ont. wan the*"

1978. Com-.'.

‘.gilver and, bronzes “went to.
“Bob: Robinson. of London,

Ont.; Pat. . Sullivan . of”:
- Montreal; Ken: Bradford of.
"Guelph, ° ‘Ont. -» and. Chris .
Rinke: and Bob Malle of Port”:
. Coquitlam,- B:C.. nt

. Cyelist Rory O'Reilly’ of

“the U.S...’ won the — one-’:

kilometre .. time trial . as

_Bay;*. “Ont,

With. American favorites ©

Jesse’ Stuart. and -Jan Pyka_
“seratched- from the event; ’.

Luis Delis. of. Cuba ‘was an

_, easy’ winner. in the” men’s

shot put with a toss ‘Of 18,24
metres; :. a ‘distance that

_ would not have earned him -*

a. medal at last’ month's .
World University Games. In

the only: ‘track final; Jose .
Gomez of: Mexico won the -
- 10, 000.metres in 2 minutes

at 15 ‘seconds, :
‘No Canadians were en-

t taned in either event but

- . eight, “qualified for ~finals

Dope technology leaving
athletes behind--Daly. _

108 ANGELES (AP) —

Athletes. “who believe that —

anabolic. steroids improve
their..performance by - in-
creasing’ musele bulk ‘and

strength will have to cope
with sophisticated teating.

equipment that. can - trace

use of ‘{Hegal.. substances -
months. —~ possibly even a
year. — after they have-

stopped taking thern.
“The athletes. haven't

kept up with advances in the .

sejentific community,” said
Dr.Tony Daly, medical
director of the Los Angeles
Olympic
Coramittee.
Eight. weightlifters, in-
‘cluding two: Canadians,
were stripped of medals at

the Pan-American Games |

this week, and a number of
competitors, including 12
United States track and
field athletes, abruptly left
Caracas on
returning home
competing.
Daly, a member of the
International Olympic
Committee's .

sophisticated . equipmeit

will discourage drug mse by: ;

athletes.

. _ Organizing ;

r medical:
commission, believes more.

equipment that can detect. .
drug use. Jong after an”

athlete has stopped using it.
- Until now, athletes . shave -
. been able to avold detettion -

i by halting the use of drugs ©

Lifters warned early

Tueiday,
before -.
_ everybody that if anybody is

MONTREAL (CP) — A.
report published in The
Montreal Gazette today
says- ‘that. . Canadian
weightlifters were: warned
to stop . taking. ‘illegal. -
anabolic steroids six weeks

before “departing for the _

Pan-American Games~’ ‘in “7

Caracas. : :
The paper says ‘Alda Roy,

head coach of Canada’s

weightlifting team, . made~:

Sudbury, :Ont. .

“We' i had a natlonal
training CHitip and we, told -

6n anabolic‘steroids at this"

stage of the; game they have. .

_ to cdme ‘off | ‘them, UF cae

- Raye ns
tie “tld ti them in-no fre

"I think the message will

be sent’ out to youths that —

athletes do get punished If
they use drugs,” he said.

The -UCLA School.
Medifine -
laboratory. testing for the
194 Olympics at 108°
Angelés, aril Daly said the
examinations. will be done
with state-of-the-art |

of

will conduct,

-arything : ‘they. were - on,

certain -terma « to. Bo. off

because -they would : be
tested-and caught.”
Two Canadian lifters —
Guy - Greavette " of " New
‘Westminater,. -B.C.,- and -

Michel Viau, of St-Stanlslas-

de-Koatka, -Que,,"—- were.
stripped of . medals .. this

week in. a_ crackdown. on -
drug usage at the Games.

View,- aby loat two" bronze

“theatatement ina telephone, - .
“interview. from his home ix:

10 days to two weeks before ;

testing.
There
evidence that’ ‘anabolic
steroids benefit the athletes,
‘Daly said.

medals won in the 67.5-km

Class, while Greavette, : 23, -
. had. the two gold'‘and one

silver he had won in the 82. 5-
km class’ withdrawn.

Both’ . face
suspensions which could

make them ineligible for the,

‘tee Olympics,

-No tests.
at WUG
- EDMONTON (CP).

Equipment for testing’ for
drug use was available at
the
Games in Edmonton’ last
month; but -was not used
hecause of the $35,000 cost,

a

‘the head of the drug testing

_ Bob | ‘Day made '

unit. ‘at. the, games . Bald .

Tuesday,
the
comment alter a number of

‘welghtlifiers, including two
Canadians; : -were found to’
have. ‘traces of - banned

‘anabolic steroids in: their

Games

Veneziiela .. :
‘Day said in an interview

that chances aré good that

in « Caracas,

- the drug seandal at the Pan-

Amerieah

University Gaines."

is’. no: ‘scientific

4 Gad —
, Marcelo Alexandre,

one-year’

_ Prentyle

‘World «: University :

’ Fraricona,. *

“ONDE,
‘Games. *. could
ensily have: happened al the

“Mata,

Mexico 8

ping |

‘today in’ the men's.-and .
_women's 400-metre hurdles,
‘fien’s "100: metres and
women's 9000.metres.

Both Canadian softball
‘teams lost to the United

States but remained in the

‘hunt for gold medals. ‘The
- men’s basketball team also
‘fost to the -U S. In the first
game’ of: the ‘final round. ,
robin competition . and the -
women ‘dropped a close
decision ‘to Brazil.

Ih, volleyball, the men lost

“and -Roys

scoring four } tuns in the.top
of the fifth Inning to get: all

_ the offence they needed for

the win, “SKB-scored three

. in the bottomof that Inning,

but Williams shut them out

_ the rest of the game.

In the late game, Loggers

_ beat UAB 11-6'to éliminate

tonight,
‘meanwhile, will--play” the
loser of the Kokanee Kings- —:
Takhar Trucking ‘Oilers - ~”
game that is also scheduled .

’ Irlybirds.

~ UAB, irom the tourrament.
UAB took’a 1-0 lead in the

. second and stretched it to 3-
_Oin the third before Loggers

had their. first ‘of two big
innings: in the: “fourth.

“Loggers got. four. acroas_in

the fourth ‘and elx' more’ in
‘the fifth, coasting - to: :the ae
“victory. after, that” point. « on

Williams now. waits for a
: thé ‘loser of the: ‘Gus’

- t
‘approximately 8:16 pm: :
_ Both.. games: wil f
Riverside, | ‘
The ‘winners of t t

games will: advance - to ‘the.

_ winriers’-round « ‘semifinal’
_oame,, beheduled tor Friday. :

Recreation-Terrace Ue

Builders Irlybirds game
‘ Loggers, -—

for tonight,

Kokanee and Takhar play ; 7

at 7 p.m. .while Gus’ and
play “at

~ Serub tourney results

Seven - ‘gamés.. werd
scheduled: but only five

_scores 'were available from ~

the. annual-scrub softball
tournament. in Terrace

- Tuesday ‘night,
Ine games - reported,
‘s Controlled: Violence beat G.

Hanson: ‘Trucking 15-6,
Pudi

‘Northwest College 13-12,
_Copperside. ‘Store beat -.
- Woolworth 18-4, Overwaitea
‘beat. McAl ring and Co. 1612

Bank’ defeated -
‘Lachance Loggers 12-9.
‘The’ Kermode - ‘Blues:

- Lockness Monsters and the.”

Laminous ‘Lighting-Charlie.::

Brown | Box scores were not...

‘their third of five ‘starts to

- the U.S. and the women lost’
their fourth-of flve to Cuba. |

|
‘David Harnett of. Thunder -*.
missed - the : -
’ bronze ” “by: less ‘than. as:
“quarter of a second. Harnett:
‘alo’ moved ‘inta' the ‘quar--"t
“terfinals ‘of the sprint.

Pan Am
Medal

“egal

CARACAS = (CP)
- standings alter 178 events at the-,.
| Pan-American Games:

"united ‘States
Cuba .
Candda .
‘Venezuela |

. Golombla.
‘Argentinas -°
Peru: .
Ecuador.
Uruguay”: a
Chile *

Dom. Republic.

i.
Puarta ‘Rico :
Jamaica °
Nicarsgua’

Panams
rinided.
Guatemala

Sa0S0 Oto anes
POOSI=-HHOTOK SD

Pan Am Results |

‘CARACAS (CP) — Medal winners

Tuesday atthe Pan: American Games:
- CYCLING

‘Men's one-kilometre time trig
Rory O'Reilly, US; Silver —
Argentinas
Bronze — David Weller, Jamaica.
FENCING ©

Taam) epee Gold —- Cuba: Silver

| Canada (Jean-Marc Choulnard, Alain

Cote

Bnd Jacques Cardyn, alt Ouiremont,
Que.; Daniel. Perreaull, Montreal;
Michel Dessureauit, Vanler, Ont.lt

‘Bronce —°U.5,-
SOCCER

Gold ~— Uruguay: Silver — “grant;

‘ Bronze — Guatemata, -

TRACK AND FIELD
Man's shot-puti Gord. — Luin Delis,
Cuba; Silver — Well Gert, Chile

(Bronte — Hubart.Malngot, Trinidad. -

Men's 10,008 metres: Gold — Jose
‘Gomer, AAaxicoj Sitver — Bomings

* Tibaduiza, calombias Bronze — Mark

Nenow, U.5. .
WRESTLING,

a kilegrams: Gaid —- Cristobal
Gonzalez, ‘Cunay: Altver — Rick
-Salamgne,;

U,S.7° Bronze — Carlos, Villaita,
Veneruala.
52 kiloarams: Bold —. Ray

-. Fakehashi, Canada (Ottawa); Silver

a

“Charles ©...
Heard, U.S.7 Grenwe — Alelandra
Puerto, Cuba.

58 kilsgraims: Goia — Barry Davis,
U.5.4 Sliver, Rafael Torres, Cubs:
Bronte — = Ortands Caceres, Puerto

co.

62 kikepearge: oom Randy Lewis,
V5.2 Sliver’-- Rey Ramirez, Cubs;
Bronze —’ Sob Robinson, Canade
{(Loncan, Ont.)

“ kiograms: Geld — Ravi

Cascarat, - cuba; leer — Lennie”

Zoletky,

WAS. Bronze. — Pat tultivan,’ Conads
‘ (Montreal).

ta hilograrns: ‘Gow —— Leray Kemp,

: U 5.2 Silver.—- Lazaro Rulz, Cubs;

Grenze — Ken Gradtord, Canada
(Ouelpn, Ont.) ,

: t2 halegroshsi Gala — Jose Oamian;,
Subsr Bliver: —-@vello Suerd:,
Vener

blood at the Pan-American .

le? Brenna -~ Chris Rinks,
canada (Port Coquitiam, 8.C.)

00) hilegrarne:: Ge -— - Roberto
Limonts, Cubs; “Sliver. — Elle

Argentina: Brenzé— Peter Gust, U.5,
ted kilograms: .Gaid=~ Greg Gibson,
U.s.y Sliver Richard

Daschatelets, Canadas (5?. Catherined, -
Brenre —- Luis Miranda, .

Cubs.

Pius 1a ktegeams: oun Candido
Cuba; ‘Silver --. Bruce
Baumgartner, US.: Breare — Bob
Molle, Cansda (Coqultiam).

’

CARACGAS (CP) — What Canada did
Tuesday al the Pan-American Games:
BASKETBALL —

U.S. defeated Canada in men‘s
round-robin final tournament.

Canada {oat fo Brazil In women’s
preliminary round,

CYCLING”

Man’s one-kitornatré ime trial: Curt
Harnett, Thunder Bay,
fourth in final.”

Men's sprint: Curt Harnett, Thunder

Bay, won second-chanca repachage, ‘| -

advanced to second round; Claude

, Vanter, Ont, won silver medai,
. SOFTBALL
Canada fmt to U.S. in Plil .

Prallminary round, .

Canada. defeated Puarto Riko “and
foul teU.5, I women's playatfs.:
TRACK AND FISLO ‘

Mans. 100 metres: ‘Ben Jonson,
Toronto, fourth overall In qualifying,

awe ew OD

a

ont., “7

Cyn ‘Montreal, lost repechaga.
eliminated, | “
FENCING =’. .

‘Men's (eam epee: Jean-Marc
Chouwlhard,.. Alain Cate and Jacques
. Card lyn, ne

all. Outramont, Ques Dental
Perreault, Montreal: = Michal
Derureault, -

advanced to finel; Désal williams, :

Toronto, fifth, edvancdd. .
Men's. metre hurdiee: ‘Lloyd

Gust, Vancouver! fourth overall In’ fi:
qualifying, advanced to finals tan fF) ° 3,
. Newhouse,

| Edménton, 1th,

aedvanced.-

Women’s 4op-midece huedias:. cwin | |

Wail, Saskatoon, fourth overall in

: qualifying, advanced fo final; Andrea” LB, :
sixin, |

Page, - ant.
advanced. -

Women’s wu metres: Ranza Clark,
Calgary, first averall in quaiifying,
advanced to final) Christine Siythe,
Rock Forest, Que., sixth, edvanced,
VOLLEY@ALL

Windsa t,

Canada lost to UG ao men's a

competition.

Canada lost to Cuba in women's .
> COMPHitON,

WRESTLING
Freestyle .

“4 “kilograms: Ray Tekapasns, :

Ottawa, ‘won gold medal.
Kilegrams: = - “Richard
won!
medal. :
61. icitagrame: Bob Robinson,
Londgn, ‘Ont., won bronze medi,

60) kitegrame::
Akantrenl, won bronze.

sliver .

cue Ont., won bronze. |

. tilograme: Chria Rinke, Port -_

Coquitiom, 8.C., won bronie.
. Plea 198 kilograms: Bob Molle, Pari
Coquitlam, won bronze.

| Deschatelets, 61. Catharines, Ont, .

Pat | Sull vans :

‘hilearame: Ken Bradford,

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; Seven more games are eet .

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