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fo have put his life in a
proper perspective,

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: ‘The 250-pound wrestler : “Every year I write
Simon. -Frager'! down my goals,” he says. .
“This ' year my major goal

from

University believes in
setting sub-goals in getting is to get to the Olympics.
to his ultimate obective.

Greg Shannon,

UAB’s first baseman David Laithwaite

ie.
en

The two feams met Wednesday
exhibition double-header in preparation
wasn't quite tall enough to handle this throw. the upcoming slo-pltch season.

_ work on another goal.”

Molle, 21, is a Saskatoon

night In an
for

SKB hosts slo-pitch tourney

- Men's slo-pitch officially

B being the exception.

day.
Riverside Park will host

be awarded. First place

gets underway this |The double knockout 1 takes home $600, second
weekend with the SKB draw gets underway the games on Friday and wins §300 and third gets
Icebreaker tournament. Friday night at7 p.m. and Sunday, and Kerr-Rotary $200.

Thirteen of the fourteen continues allday Saturday Park will be used A social will be held
slo-pitch league teants are and Sunday with the finals Saturday as well. Saturday night at the
entered, the host team SK- being set for 4 p.m. Sun- ‘$1100 in prize money will _ curling rink for’ all.

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Saturday ‘« » Elverside fensive tackle Bryan Midway through the 1903
Saturday Raqigg Cee, Rotary Illebrun, from Saskat- Season after an injury to
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Saturday 4) 12: ~~, Retory Canadian Football League Hebeler. Racette, 6-foot-2
Soturday | cas Riverside | trade Wednesday for and 240 pounds, played in

birder “p ary Canadian defensive end 22games for the Lions over
saturday a Riverside Brent Racetté., two years after signing as

Sat dae ‘15. vary de Tlebrun, 27, Is a 6-foot-4, a free agent,
patie td 12 318 Rotary 20-pounder who started The Lions have an
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cata «= 4:30 Rote the Roughriders. He a six- line after import tackle
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_ . But first ve got to _ native who moved west to _

SFU on an_ athletic
scholarship. As a, wrestler
- Molle also is 4 starting
defensive end for the
football Clansmen — he’s"
become an international
traveller and one of
Canada’s top medal hopes
for the 1994 Summer
Olympic Games in Los
Angeles, 2),
This weekend Molle will
the defending
heavyweight champion at
the Canadian senior |
wrestling champlonships,
the first step toward a
berth on the Olympic
team, :

well

a goal oriented |

make the Canadian team.
Once! get there, then I can

“I'm confident I'll do
et the nationals
because the meet is an
important’ one for all,
wrestiers,”’ he said
Wednesday. “A good result
in the nationals means a
better seeding at the
Olympic trials,”

The nationals take place
Friday and Saturday at
SFU in suburban Burnaby
and the Olympic trials
begin May 25 in Regina.

Molle prepared for the
nationals and the trials by
training for a month with
the United States cham-

pion, Bruce Baumgartner, _

at Oklahama State
University in Stillwater.

‘We went head-on-head
afew times and I learned a
lot from him," said Molie.
“He's a little bigger than I
am, about 270, andl had to
use my quicknesses to
counter his strength.”

Mikes Jones, Molle’s.
coach at SFU, said Molle
returned from the U.S. in
better shape and about 10
pounds heavier.

“It probably helped Bob
a let more to work with
Baumgartner than it
helped Baumgartner to

work with him,’ Jones _

‘The Herald, Ihursoay, May |, 1984, Page 5

athlete

said. “He figured a few
things out he can score on
Baumgartner with.

“With the Russians out
of the Olympics,
Baumgartner is the
favorite for the gold
medal, The last time Bob
met Bruce officially,
Baumgartner won 7-2 on

points." ts _|

|. figures ‘his |
toughest Canadian op-
ponent will be .975-pound
John Tenta of Surrey, B.C.,
who attends Louisiana
State University. Molle

defeated Tenta 9-3 last . 2

November, at SFU: .

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