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T Catiada’a callecton, wioning the women's one sites ra Sept. 12 Pes }efa as A workhorse running back in 1978) Glints,: who’ beat out J.T. Turner for:
‘feat giles sire af the'.Pan-Amertean, loge ane Oke sare are by the ight Nor “Vu failed. to' maintain his-form, Was cut’ ~ starting berth last year in training camp, ,
Games alter -and Canadian: women Marty Kernaghan of. Calgary hit r “opponent,” Srevar “Berbiek, Canadian. and’ Com- - ON may by. Las Angetes ee oe te iceeaieins irish beeains fear a
; picked up- sliver medals’ in. do and -grand-alam h de ppone ] ational Foot gue teams an | e@ season, Was cut, as were er
a y and ome run in the fourth inning <j’. monwealth heavyweight champion, is, ithe. clear + Darrell. Patterson, a sixthround draft ~~

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. Berger;a year-old physicel education’ *
ftiddent at the University of ‘Manitoba. who.

'. captured the United States ‘ open. titte. Iasi:
year, defeated Federleo Flexa of Brazil in:
+ the final of the ‘over-0-kilo
Nanicy Jewitt ‘of Saskatoon lost her'final
‘bout in the women’s Takllo. clase to Allison .

- “Henri of Venezuela. .

- ‘The third Canadian medial went. to the
< team of Joelle Fefer of Montreal, Jackie.

Terry of Hamilton and Christina Schulze of

i Waterloo, Ont., who placed second behind
. the US, in the alr’ rifle. competition, a

“Canada: also came up “with: two {m-

_ pressive victories ‘in softball ag the
: defending champlon men's ‘team defeated
’ the Dominican Republic 94 and the -

women trounced the Netherlands Antilles

diviaion while “”

- Dominican Republic. |

Bob. McKinnon of Woodstock, ont., ‘also.
; “homered and Sniith Allowed three runs and =.

* and provided winning pitcher Mark Smith
. of Saskatoon all the offence heneeded as
the Canadian men's softball team. beat the -

one wiearned run: ‘He ‘struck out M1, in---

‘cluding five in.a row spanning the third .
‘and fourth innings;- and did not isaue a”
"walk in six innings.of, vork. :

Despite pounding out 14 hits and soorieg

‘15 runs, the Canadian women's team was -

without. a home run, although: it did:

mianage four tiiptes and led the Antilles 0 -
- after four innings.:.
| The Canadian team won: thelr Silver
medal in the: ‘women’s air ‘rifle event

despite the fact Schulze felt It and Fefer |

_ 8ee-.a big change - in

- Shula, the NFLs! Segond.

‘; 98-6.

don’t think you’re going to ordinator under Michaels,
: was named assistant head
philosophy. coach, another. reason: why

“The thing that is very Shula doesn't expect much
evident. is the importance. - - change | in the. Jets’ style of

“had to readjust her rifle slghts after =
. arriving at the target rdfige.

Starring, who. ‘could help ©

‘veteran Stanley Morgan: ;
” Baltimore . was: 0-8-1 in”
"Frank “Kush’s:: first: NFL...
“season, ‘a ‘finish’ ‘that gave: -

5 ; wins and four losses, while Berbick has a 23-4 mark.

‘favorite. foe
“No, I don't think it's a ‘Yalamatch, a Lalcunt: “an 7:
‘Edmonitén; native, saldMonday. “He's gone the .

80:1 can see why he's the favorite, -

” 1 know['m the imderdog, but the way. Took at cle:
Ima longahet ‘with @ chance. And it’s not imapossible,” : a
~ve'gat telent-and 1 haven't been working’ this: hard: .
for nothing.” :.*-

7 ‘Lakuata,alx-foot-i0, 216 pounds; hasa record af a

“While, Berbick ‘plans to trainin Edmonton at the.

re Panther Gym, Lakusta will travel to _Minneapolis:.
:"Untess ‘you want to pay to bring my sparring”

": partners here, " said Lakuysta, "Thave to go there. It's, :

. different for Beérbick. “He’s got money and his’.

"backers; 60 he can aftord to. bring his spsering part=

ners in.
» Tm grateful for the’ chance. to have this fight here,

distance with. (heavyweight champ Larry) Holmes. : he

Men's team trea pistol: Gad ~

‘Vensivela; Sliver — U.S.) arenta -..

Brazil.

; Man's indi vidval tree pistes ‘oee—

Eric Guifung,

Silvia Aguilar, Graciiz -Sreae —'

Hactor ce Lima, Veneruels. *
‘Women's Individual alr rifta: ald

U.S.2° Siiver — |

- aiming toward today's 60-player limit. :
, The Raiders also cut Randy Burke, a
. fifth-year! wide Fecelver and Baltimore's _—
| + firat-round draft. cholte in 1977, en

Afew ottier name players _ a couple of :

them: linebackers. -~. were among’ the :
“dozens | ‘shaved: off NEL - rosters, Mark .~

| = Merrill was: waived by Green Bay Packers: :

pee Bo Haris was ‘cut by. Sactanst "
: “Soatibe ‘Seahawiks, uinatie te come -to

terms with holdout wide recelver Roger
_ Carr, puthimon t the reserve-did not report

llst.when, according to general manager

’ ‘Mike McCormack, Carr returned home to
; Louisiana.

A “ Sm : ests oa 3
Ton; ‘Reed; who starred for Kansaa City” :

a The Hera, 1, Tesaey: ‘August Ms, ts, Page i:

© choice. this. year, ‘and former: Canadian | -

Fegtball | ‘League - running - back” David.

’, Green, who.had | ‘previously played for

- Cleveland Browns: * | of

"In a trad, the Broncos’ sent linebacker

_~ Larry Evans to Miami for an undisclosed

drat: choice. The Dolphins’ linebacking.

--Corpa was: decimated’ by the ‘off-geren=

, déath of Larry Gordon and a Be
‘training’ camp injury sustained by: Don: a

-. McNeal. | wr

7 ‘Philadelphia Eagles’ offensive’ line, a

~ similarly depleted by injuries,:welcomed

back 12-year-veteran Stan Walters, who
decided after one week to come back from

‘ retirement,

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16-1, The: field’hockey feanr opened: ita --- Schulze, who scared 868 of a posalble 400, - —_— nes aa thane TERRACE MINOR HOCKEY 4
__ Schedule with @ $-0 victory aver the U.S as. said she.beeamé alck the. previous night, ~ a ce .
| Trevor Porrit of Vancouver scored twice “T showed up‘ Here feeling like-T was.
q. for the winners. going to throw up," the’ said, “Halfway — “Le it fj | qd. _V | t ded
- The Canadian men's basketball team’ ' through, I thought I ¥ was. going to falnt, . awsul l e 0 un eers. nee
lost 90-89 to Puerto Rico in overtime as the ‘everything ‘started to go in circles. and 1... ' NEW YORK (AP)—A1¢. and Kansas City Royals
Puerto Ricans scored the winning basket couldn't see the. target! "year-old: boy ‘who-Attended says it's unfair that he an f
. with paper wing on the clock, The ‘Fefer arrived at the shooting range only ‘the “pinetar game" bet- should have to pay ad” w or ;
Niea ogi s ell tear was beaten 10-1 by . b discover the ishts on net rifle had - ween, New ‘York Yankees: mission to the completion. af: ; mo, . :
. dislodg (} ins . . °
- As expected, "Cuba and the US. jumped and: the. éarly ‘part of the cierred aa . 1) Rep | teams 83- 84
into the early lead in the medal standings. getting them realigned, but still managed - a Yankee fan who wants to wee Coaches & Managers
The Americans won three of ‘the firat to shoot 99 of 100 n her third séri : ‘to. help “Pan Am _bea lawyer someday, filed |
four shooting, eveiils and claimed: atourth |. clinch the'team medal.’ 43 | “his first lawsult.: - Monday, . ve , 5 ae
gold:In'judo, ‘But-the Cubans,’ pdeed by ~~. Fefer finished with: 383 paints and Peery "pecking a’ruling to allow 2) Division: heads: '83- 84. :
- welghtlifter Juan’ Hermehdez with three Jed the team with $70.° 9°. , Results those who attended ‘ the - Bt P & p
golds in the 62-kilo class, pulled ahead with ©“, Tom Guinn ‘of Fonthill, Ont.; led the ; _ controversial July 24 gamie- ‘, ugs, : ups. eewees
the men’s ‘ek lo clate a ae, in’. three Canadians in the men’s free. pistol . _ at'Yankee Stadium to see sy
e men's lo ju and fencer’; with a total of 644 of a’possible 600. But he. ae. th f-it: for: fi aed r
SauoileFe Fabler in the: men's individual: was disappointed - with’ hid sixieplace * eanacns” tcp) = eat: He an due tober ane 9), Coaches for Hockey
a fi ish. oy atanding after, 15 aver a ‘ 4
| Bedides the team ‘alr ride event, iheUS,:. “don't know what hbpened out there,” 7 Pan: america ‘Oamen asi a . serene on “School Aug. 22- 27
shooting golds were won-by Eric Buljung sald Guitin, “TI was going along'quite well Sy. sisien PATE ‘Mangattan, Suprerie Court’
in. mee Individual : hes plata! and Pat and then I ‘just-sort of lost:that. feeling. --” "Venarusia apes RRL Justice : ‘Stanley Parness;
’ Spurgin' women's dividual air rifle. |“. ° “just couldn't get that back. That's the © Brad “gs team resen- -
Venezuela Won the, team gold in free way it goes.” “Bam.” Repub ve OE oem ae un court _teples fo DICK. KILBORN
. pistol, with the United States taking the - Rick. Horne of Toronto scored 525 and. _ Colombia 8 hearing Wedriesday. ae es
alive: and Cuba the bronze. — ; ‘Stan Willis of Lethbridge, Alta.; pad 400, RRO Rice. ee ae American" - League.
Panam "president Leo - MacPhail. j= or FE
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Dolphins: keep “phi losophy este oe
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“MIAMI (AP). —: Miaml Woodley: at quaiterbsek, ch + year’ Vaneqveles” arene =" Gregory.
i Dolphins coach - Don Shula “while veteran relief ace Don :; rr noe: for ame i i
E describes the | National , Strock remains without. a . Febullding } yjects. >," Mea‘a vs kitegrains: Gaid — ~" inane, EB
EReeriees Conte at COT Under Hon: Meyer, the Atligc" ut Brena ea a
f° American Conference East — ‘The Dolphins beat New |. Patriots wort three of their Jannuti, Argentina, and Leo. White, if
as a division in transition - ~. York Jets three. times last -Taat . four. . -regular-season. v. ‘Men's plws-f3 kilegrams: Gell — ‘ i
_ but one where change i tot hot season en route to the AFC * garnes to make the:playofis . M°* Server, Canada (Winnipea: |} “Ee
. likely ony, affect eam ‘title, but ne ‘give sy for the, frat time: sin four. pris Devales ‘Nalaon, U.S... 8nd > :
pilosa + ae o PRICE - Of; ‘owe ~ “Was " scteics | |
: “There’s rae Shon taint stuconing oh ar  Mayae's top Rice in’ the ° “attisah. Near eet ome:
changeln thea ow ears, Walton, their ‘oflensve cr draft “WAS ‘quarterback: Tony emt, Genada CSeskatoon);: Bronze: | 4
| 4n-. personnel and’ in ordinator the past two years Eason, one reason: he was = Belinda Binkley, U.S. and Wilde ; fi
; coaching,” said Shula, the under Walt Michaels and able: to trade sometime | “Wemer’s pivt72kuegrama: Gold —!” ¥
: lone survivor ofa series of now their head coach, . is _ starter Matt: Cavanaugh to" Margerel Castro, U.5.: Silver. — a
moves. thet: fave brought generally credited with San’. Francisco’. while “seaveanaes era ;
Tour hew bead coaches into helping Richard Todd keeping Steve Grogan, and *NOUTING + Oe an
the five-team division in the develop into one ‘of the top . keeping two ve Grogan were ates a eth ER
. blag mols bane quarterbacks in-the league. wide ‘receivers Darryal . Waterloo, Ont. ; dacitle Terry, | rf
n Is ongoing, ut I Joe Gardl, defensive co- Wilson; ‘and. Stephen © Hamlitonl: : i"

the division continues to put’ “play: - the Colts the ‘first overall — Pst Sporain, U.S. sitver= Wanda: J
on quarterbacks, And, of Todd. has excellent selection in the draft,;. jewelle US... Brame — Alejanded | : -

course, everybody realizes. receivers in Wesley Walker,
you needa solid defence if Lam Jones and Jerome
you're ‘going to be .in. a, _ Barkum, :
position:to challenge for a McNeil heads a solid graund
championship.” | |. attack.” Defensively, . the.

The franchise starts its ~ Jets are led by all-pro Mark
14th season this year. under “Gastineau “and: have Joe..”
* Klecko,:. an all-NFL . per- °
winningest ‘active. ‘coach ‘former. two years . ago, -
behizid. ‘Tom . Landry of ~ coming back from surgery.
Dallas. ‘Miami has ‘won or.

. the Bills.

The ‘Dolphins. had ‘the © "Stephenson: “inherited a
NFL's top-ranked deferice,. solid: offensive _line . and
during the strike-shortened . productive running game,

and Freeman.

Buffalo, 5 a year’ ago, .
shared 10-AFC East duties * * also has.a new ‘coach’ —Kay .

Johny Elway was “the
obvious. choice,. but when -

the Stanford quarterback

. insisted he wouldn't play in -

Baltimore, he was dealt to
Denver. ‘for offensive
_Iimeman Chris Hinton and
'quarterbd © fellow - reokle
quarterback Art Schlichter
for the starting job | in 1982,
and still have the makings
of a solid ground game in

‘indefinitely for.

’ Siapended*
his involvement . in. gam-
bling activities. oo"

| Hernandez, ©

WIGHTLIPTING:

52 Wilegrame, snatch: ‘Gold — Juan -

Hernandez, Cuba; Sitver — Humberta

Fuentes, Venezvele; Bronte — Jose - 7

Dist, Panama. -

32 Kileprams, jerk: Gold — Juan
Hernende?, Cubs; Sitver — Humberto
Fuentes, Veneruela; GBrenie —
Alfonsa Yoong, Colombia.

32 hilégeams, total tilt: Gold — Juan
Cube; Silvey = —
Humberto Fuentes, Venervela:

Brenza — Gécar Penagos, Colombia, | |:

“3H hiletrams, taatch: Gold ~—
Aristotelas Soler, Cuba; Silver —

ro
‘Reyes, Borninican Republic: Bronte

'@ alnce| Shula arrived from:” “Stephenson, who ‘handled Curtis Dickey and Randy arieoteles” "soe, cbs: siiver =
Baltimore in 1970; his quarterbacks ‘for’ Chuck. McMillan. ' Schlichter,m- _ Fiyteres, Manteo! Grote Luis
-técord ta 20 seasons Is 21é-. - Knox during his tenure with eanwhile,'. has been Pacheco, Maxico

% kilograms, ‘tat: lifts: Galg'—
Arintoteles, Solar,- Cuba: Silver
Jobe Ramirez, Dominican Republic):

Brenra -- Portirlo dt Leon, Puerto, '

Rico; aur,

1962 campaign.” But in the
club's. fourth Super: Bowl
appearance, camé up short.
against “Washington Red-

‘skins, losing Super Bowl -

but a big’question mark for -
the Bills offensively lies at
quarterback. ‘Joe Ferguson
Is.-33- years. old. and. not
“coming off ane of his better”.

~ Stock. car. results -

’ TERRACE—The - following are race” "results ftom the
‘ stock car club. -

| = Jose Ramiret, Dominican Republic.

“i XVII 27-17 when the offence ~ seasons. “- In. additlon,’. - In the “A” hobby trophy dash Tom Sheasby in 17" was
ff Sputtered. J . Stephenson, ‘Tost one of-his first; Rick Rothney in 03 second and Herb Quast in 66 third.
: Aproductive draft andthe — two. first-round draft Inthe ‘*A” street stock trophy dash Les Rienhart in 777 was.
1 signing of David Overstreet, choices, quarterback .Jim - first;. ‘Rick Rothney in 008 second. and Ciell ‘Booten in 707 : BUY THE MATTRESS i
“if the.club’s No.1 draft choice _ Kelly, to the United States third, AND GET THE ok
"i two years ago who opted for. Football League. . Tn the “B hobiy trophy dosh Grieg Delaronde in A. Hinge Action Ofiset Coils , ;
.@ Montreal Alouettes of the .. Theother No. 1 pick, tight 1 was first; wilt Hoghe in 77. second and Don Persson in 36 ” Prevents sleapers from rolling FOUNDATION FOR {- j
1 @ Canadian Football League, . end - Tony Hunter, could’ ‘third. Inthe "B street stock trophy dash Lory Owen in 432 together—maximum support HALF PRICE a
; ff has created spirited com-. have a positive impact on a ws first; Dave Reinhart in 777 ‘was second and Dale lasting firmness, ' , oo 4
> @ petition for starting berths passing attack that already ameanetie in Ob was third. | a
i@ this summer. includes prime. targets. oR othiney i503 was oy heat Her Guat aby ini first Rick B. Posture Grid Foundation : 244
3 ( r . #
ey Overatrect is expected to Frank Lewis, "Joe “In the, man streetstock heat Warren Bealle in 007 WBS first: Replaces ordinary box spring Wa Sete narewesseeace >
:@ Strengthen a running game 8 Cecil Booten in 707 was second and Kevin Kohorst was . f ct
fg built around Tony Nathan — ‘Cribbe. third. , coils for extia years 0 sleep 7 :
; and Andra Franklin. “This ng divistons ee two Fa the “Be hobby heat Jim Daigreatalt ‘th 17 was first; a set performance ; 5
year’s top draft choice, Dan el New, En na and * Gerry Normandeau in 38 was second and Jim Irvine in 69 ty pouel | ee =
@ Marino, is + pushing David Baltimore, : nt” was third. Inthe "B” street stock héat Dave Reinhart in 777 é! C. Layers of Puffy Cushioning — _
was firat; Dale Cascanette in 008 was second] and Arnie Ray i Premium grade cotton fett and 5
An 727 was third M extra thick Sealyfoam for body-. eb
em er S named tn the Powder Puff Sue Nelson in 70? was 8 first; Cheryle’. | cushioning comfort. iB
~ natin ae ceed: somshnehya if wantin Heh . ci vccenecsocenr | .
; “A” hobby main Tom Sheasby in 17 was first; Herb_ | *
“MONTREAL (CP) — Le” Journal de Montreal a bald Quast in 46 was second ad Bill Phoher in 9 was third. In | Puen Sure and Is
AB express thet amen Hickey. League, will be named e."“A”’ street. stock main Rick Rothney in 098 was first;... ve
7 0. ' F
q coach of St. Louis Blues at a news conference Wednesday. a Reinke inti was second on Warren: Bealle in or Appliances “e a
The newspaper says Demers ae native of nearby “yy the “pe hobby main Jim Irvine in 69 was first; ‘Jim - rl. [| :
Chateanguay, is the choice af Caron, recently 8p Daigneault in 17 was second and Gerry Nortiandeau in 38 | _ Leeated at: 4534 Lakelse Ave. Phone 636-1 158 |
pointed director of hockey Terrie Neral , Was third, In thé “B”’ street stock main Rob Frazer in 666 ay
- ‘The Express is the top farm club o of was first; Rick Rothney in 008 was wecond and Peter Eitock mB days «a week 44
the Natlonal Hockey League. A spokesman for the Quebec: in, ga‘ was third: - ove ¥ - ‘

‘club said, while Demers had not resigned: from the
organization, he curtently is ln hegotiations with the ] Blues, -

Ja the Jamboree Bill Pacher in $9 waa firat; Wilf Hogue in .
Ti Was second afd Rick  Rothney inove was third.

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