\ american
Thursday when a Cangdian |
fencar was plnked above the
, knee ‘by. :an ‘opponent’s

: _ cording to Edmonton fullback: Neil Lumsden, at any rate,
was hardly as tactful this week in his _ opinions of the |

‘weapon ‘and
* judges disapproved ‘of the.
‘leg . action -of Canada’s

cane: ‘on

swimming

premler breastatroker. -

' - Spurred by the loss of

Anne. Ottenbrite of Whitby, «

: Ont., who was disqualified
-for ‘using -an illegal. kick .
while posting the fastest”

time In the heats of. the -

. sie winnin hn next bout ba

a ~ normally ‘an.
_ Pose fencer, took over when -
ellow-Montrealer - Stephen -

Angers. was sidelined by an |

‘Argentine ‘opponent in ‘ani :
‘early round. of the men’s

team | -foil . : competition,
defeating the Argentine 5-1

the Gaiaiian wi went én t to
‘finish fourth’ behind Cuba,

medley,
winners wore: Americans * ~half a dozen gold, won twoin \
mh - men's judo and opened: the

". Canada's six,’

. " breaststroke, Kathy Bald of

women’s -200-metre . the: United’. States ; and

» Veneznela while Angers, 16,’

ped off to hogpital where “ppringboard diving, @
“he .was treated with ane"

“pleked | up: four -more’. _
tibloties and- released, ‘shooting : and.
‘Apart from. Bald and: ‘women's judo. -

who swam to victory.in the’ <-: In addition ta fooring, BS the:
men’s 400-metre individual - ‘Cubans: “swept.
‘all. Thursday! 3° weightllfting © classes,

and ‘Cubana’. :

After 60 events, ‘the: Us. “gymnastics - program '*-by’.
topped: the medal standings :; taking the men’s team and,’ -
with 39 gold to | Cuba's 29 and Asdividual ‘all-round ites.

The: U.8;- came ub. ‘with. * Along - “with: “Bad's |
four victories In the pool, ‘swimming’ gold, .. “Canada
including: an. easy: triumph: picked up four: silver and.
by defending champion "seven bronze medals, with’.
Greg. horgenis 7 in ‘Montreal ‘welghtliter N Mario -

~ Galat ‘still. fears: Eskimos

MONTREAL. (CP) — Concordes head coach. Joe Galat

says you.can count him out of the covey of Canadian

Football League observers who have: been Fusing down

. Edmonton Eskimos. -

“The last thing you wart to do Is. get | a team like the

Eskimos mad,” said Galat, whose 1-4 Montreal club plays
"the five-time defending Grey. Cup champions at Olympic

Stadium on Saturday night. ©
Galat said some Edmonton journalists suggested the club

: ‘had lost its competitive edge in the wake: of the. Eskimos’ 43-

13 loss to B.C, Lions last week.
“T don't think there's a chink in the armor, they're just

’ learning a new system," sald Galat, refercing | to firat-year
. Eskimos coach Pete Ketela..

_ Former Eskinios defensive ‘coach Don Matthews, ac-

Edmonton defence,
Lumsden, a regular onan Edmonton radio station, ac-

cused Matthews, now B.C.'s head coach, of. “cutting up'!.-

Eskimo defensive players, claiming. his defensive schemes ;
masked their weaknesses. -

- The Concordes, who have had“almost two weeks te
prepare since their 80-25 loss to Winnipeg Blue Bombers on
Aug. 7, have been busy working to correct offensive-tine

_ deficiencies of their own, .
. The 13-day. layoff -has given veteran offensive tackle
; Lioyd Fairbanks time to.heal his right arm, broken {n an

early-season loss to Hamilton Tiger-Cats,

And Galat: has come up with what he calls: ‘his “trong.

 Hineup"” to bulldoze openings for running-backs on crucial

short yardage situations. Defensive -Ilnemén James
Zachary and Mark Hopkins, along with linebacker Delbert:
‘Fowler will be inserted in those situations, alving. Galat a
line with, .in effect, even tackles,

The Concordes' pass protection hag also sutfered from:
what Galat terried “breakdowns in co-ordination.’"' *

“For pass protection to work, the blockers ‘have to: be
doing their job, the receivers have torun the right patterns -
-and the quarterback: has to set uy In the: right Spot.”

“But: breakdowns. ‘are going to happen when “you. have
guys who haven't played together a. det, "- ve
-PROTECT QUARTERBACKS - fe

The offensive line will likely have. to: protect, by cura,
; quarterbacks Kevin Starkey and Ron-Reeves::

‘ “I think both will play, but I'm leaning more to Starkey to
atart. because of his experience,” said Galat. ‘,

Galat is also leaning on the experlence | of Don Sweet to

_ shake off: an uncharacteristlcally bad outing against. the -

“Blue Bombers, ‘Sweet missed four of five fleld-gaal at:

'. tempta in the five-point Joss and is lx: for 12 this seazon,
This prompted Lumsden to call Matthews an egotistical .
-manfac"’ and challenge him to “tell me to my face that he
didn’t say those things," - ~ .
CORRECT DEFICIENCIES ; i

well below his normal proficiency. | - ‘
“He won't let it bother: him; he's not that type of guy,’
_Galat sald,
Galat’ won't be bothered by the élashing running ‘af
Eskimos halfback Jim Germany; who's out with a sprained

‘knee suffered two weeks ago against Saskatchewan
Roughriderg, Import Scott Stauch will réplace Germany.

. Jn other weekend action, first-place Toronto Argonauts
meet the Rough Riders in Ottawa tonight, Winnipeg plays
the Llons in Vancouver on Saturday and Hamilton meets
the Stampeders in Calgary on Sunday.

Golfers: talk quadruple bogeys -

WEST VANCOUVER (CP) ~ Quadruple and triple
bogeys were the talk of the clubhouse Thuraday after the-

.” second round of the Canadian Amateur. golf championship.
_for men at Capilano, Golf and Country Club...

Danny Mijovic of ‘Unionville, Ont., survived his ‘second
triple bogey of the tournamént, a nlx on the par-three 16th,

- and took a one-shot lead with an even-par 71 for 141.

Nathaniel Crosby of Hillsborough, Calif., after going six-
under with a 30 on the front nine, had a quadruple bogey
nine on the par-five 10th hole. Crosby staggered in with a 30-
43 for 73 and survived the 36-hole cut at 149. Seventy players
qualified for the final two rounds at 152 or better. ‘

Mijavic, 22, was the only player under par after two

| rounds despite his two triple bogeys. He opened Wednesday,

#8 Lendl of Czechslovakia, the maintains a

‘ with his homeland and

" Sources aay:

"Daily Mail: as saying that

with a 70, including a seven on the par-four seventh. |

“T missed the cut last week by one shot trying to qualify
for the U.S. Amateur,” said. Mijovic. “I wasn’t feeling
really Good after that and emotionally Iwas down. ;

-Lendle: defects .

LONDON (AP) -— Ivan newspaper” sald. He
secondary °
world’s No. 2 tennis player, . citizenship in Monaco.
has decided to defect to.the | _

West by cutting all links

living permanéntly in’ the .
United ‘States,
Czechoslovakian exile

The sources were quoted
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- Grant Barnes-of Kelowna, B. C., Graham Maclntyre of
Armadale, N.S., David Tentis of Dellwood, Mimn., and Ward
Stouffer. of Vancouver.

. Stouffer, who shared the first-round lead at 68 with Kerry
Short ‘of St. Catharines, Ont., slipped to a 74, while
MacIntyre and Tentis both shot 72 and Barnes 73.

* Crosby, 21, a senior at Miami University in Florida, was
six-under after five holes following eagles at the third and
fifth holea, both par fives. He made the turn in 30 before

disaster struck. -He' drove -into’ the trees at 10, -hit-a

provisional ball, then hit back into the trees. Before it was
over, Crosby hada nine and a rocky finish of 43 on the back

‘Only twa players were under par during the second
~ round, Lanny Sawchuek of Victoria had a two-under 69 in
leading British Columbia to ‘dhe ‘Willingdon Cup in-
terpravincial team championship, —

Sawchuck - -combined with Barnes, Doug Roxburgh of
Vancouver and Rick Gibson of Victoria for a 429 total in the
two-day event. It's ] the second atraight year B.C. has won '
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“two. ‘io

“monwealth |.

. Parente accounting for two

7 silver anda bronze in the 90-

‘kilo division. oy cys

‘ Canadian team officials

Brazilian Ricardo Prado, ' ’ SWEEP WEIGHTLIFTING: eeccesstuly protested

disqualification - :

© Onenibeten ‘who had. besn
pod favored: to win her event,

‘but the \v-year-ald ‘Corn
Games’,

‘champion - ald. ahe © will”
- adjust her ‘atyle to” caatlsfy
the judges when. she ‘com:-

-. Petes in the 100 breaatatroke

Jater ‘in-the-meet, “:
Defending: ; chanipion -
Cynthia ‘Woodhead - and °
_ teammate Mary . Waite
“finished ahead of - Julie
Daigneavlt.of Montreal in ;
the: women's 200 freeatyle,:

“while Matt - Gribble. and”

._ Pablo Morales gave the U.S.
_ another 1-2 sweep in the
men’s 100 butterly, Veteran
‘Rowdy Gaines anchored the
Americans to . another

Victory in the men's 4x200

freestyle relay.: :
-There-was.a rare dead

‘heat for the bronze in the 400

individual medley . behind
Prado and Jeff Kostoff of :
the U.S. -The electronic |
cameras could not séparate
Peter Dobson of wv

Westminster, . B.C, .
ov Mike O'Brien” aa ‘he
American . his

cought

the ‘final freeatyle leg.
All'four Canadian judoidts

who saw action ‘Thursday

‘came: ‘away ‘with: medals: _s
Fred Blaney. of Lethbridge, 7
- Alta.; ‘took ‘the: imén’s ‘open --.

“ailver, losing. to Venanclo

“Gomez of Cuba ‘in-the final’ ci
“and. Phil: “Takahashi _ 7 ee :
‘Ottawa repeated his bronze: |

medal performance’ atthe:

"1970 games in “the” ‘O-kilo’
‘ ,elaas, - a3" Cuban, | ‘Rafaél.
. Rodriguez ‘won: the” gold.

Takatiashi's’, sister: ‘pina
claimed a: bronze . -in ‘the. -

“women's “48-Kllo ” divislori,

won. by Darnelle: Anaya of
the U:S.; and Sara Riives ‘of

“. Ednionton ‘was a losing .

‘sernlfinallat ‘in’ -the “open.
class as: the gold: swent: to

‘another American, * ‘Heidi
Bauersach.
“The: . US, marksmen

‘enjoyed. their ‘second. con-

secutive sweep Thursday as

. Terry Anderson and James

Meredith won individual

titles in the mien's rapid-fire ©

pistol ‘and alr. rifle and

‘shared additional Holds in.

the-‘team events..

“ The Cubans were equally
“dominant: in weightlifting

with Ciri Ibanez outclagsing

. the field in the snatch, jerk

and total iift in the #0-kilo

- repedting:b

y_ Ottenbrite’ Ss disqualificati

flagging Canadian Tival on.

class, and Alberto Blanco”
‘1079 sweep in-
_ the | 100-kih “division. ae
Parente, third overall: ih
‘last: year’s Pan-American
champlonships,, Tmoved up'a:
“noteh in. othe: ‘total | ‘lift: “and
jerk competitions * and:

"earn

was” the” “top”

“virtually clinched a playoff

spot in men's basketball by
_ defeating. Cuba 83-71.and the .
men's softball team downed "

“the Netherlands Antilles 11-

3'for {ts fourth consecutive:

victory. - .
_ The women's
team bowed +0 to the U.S,
for its first loss in four starts
and -

: blanking Brazil 10-0,
The water’ polo team
edged Mexico 4-3 for its first

win of the tournament after —
a loss’ and a “tie. The’
women’s volleyball team -

suffered its second .straight
loss at the hands of Peru,
but
Venezuela,

his bronze. i th :

egory.:
Casimir’ Suarez af ‘Guba
“all-round:
gymnast: cand his . team .
_ outscored ‘the US. and &
.Venjeruela for. another gold: .”
In team ‘sports, -. Canada:

softball -.

the baseball team -
evened its record at ‘2-2 by-

the) men’ defeated °

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Carlos Rey:
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