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women’s 200-metre race in Games in Edmonton, In the women’s 6) metres Cindy Clapper of Windsor, sae Se a oA aU MCRD & case
convincing style Sunday, CLEARS 1.82 METRES . Sunday, Louise Palmer of Ont., finished first in the shot eo en Oe a A Me SEE WREOR FURNITURE
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junior track and field best, to beat Woods who while Sara Neil of Vancouver _ A Pe TE, Ee, Soe, ie aod. Tiley ree nel aie fone
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part in the two-day meet at ‘record holder, was third with was third in 2:13.3. "the 200 metres with a time of 07.4457 gop, OR 0PM wo LE rou Mle vo
Etobicoke Centennial a jump of 1.75. Veronica Poryckyi of Sud- 21-55 while Lloyd Guise of Sale) 2s 918 Me COMTI Sit da bel
Stadium .with the top two The Vancouver girl had bury, Ont., won the women’s Vancouver placed firat in the ones in ~ Seat TW Cronmatgurtie Gar cipree Grist S30 A wre ee
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jump event Saturday witha . a . a] plint- * Adaiimaiiaal sates ac aanesasie 61-0852 ctrl set tor aa
leap of 1.82 metres. VANCOUVER (CP) — came home ona high throw. Espy drove in the other with jc, MP ovina sLEpgEiver Sige, Ta: Sine SER atleast, Wp 4 ves Teaiatt
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ninthinning sacrifice fly with famoyer. ; Vancouver scored its first AT en oo ee ath EH Spencer 50a | Sener tun tureiea 231 veges incon Mecestorae &
metre race witha clocking of y' a sca Neen | MOvIGer cine oy es SINGER __ DINE turnituregee ty
24.13 seconds, while Janet ‘He bases loaded from Jim Derek Bryant and Mark run in the third when Tabb a a | Baas tgibsred ae Meera
Wood of Toronto placed Tyrone to drive in the win- . Budaska were then given in- singled to bring Alston home c TV SivORCE Sa 172-20 all Sandy's *S} Al Glas alc. 189-1200 oF | (atelle sith geese
second in 2443 and Marita ‘ing run Sunday and edge tentional walks by relief from third base. - 3 On Satieg wiper se ™

Payne of Toronto wound up
third in 24.53.

On Saturday, the Quebec
athlete took the 100-metre
race with a time of 12.21
seconds, while Cathy
Chrusch of Calgary came in
second at 12.22.

Vandenbes, who plans to
study criminology in the fall
at Simon Fraser University
in Burnaby, 8.C., upset
Maggie Woods of Toronto

Julie White of Bramp-
ten, Ont., in winning the hi
jump. Woods and White,
along with Debbie Brill of
B.C.,- will

Canadian

bull rider
takes lead

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP)
— A young Canadian bull
rider and a_ veteran
bareback brone expert stole
the show at the second day of
the 82nd Cheyenne Frontier
Days rodeo on Sunday.

More than 1,000
professional wranglers are
riding in “The Daddy of 'em

Bull rider Bob Phipps of
Marshall, Sask., a top
Canadian rider who is
seeking to break into the
United States standings,
acored an 24 to take the first
go-round lead. Veteran Wa-

athey of Big Spring,
TK. registered an 60 to take

second.

Two-time world bareback
champion Paul Mayo oi
Farmers Branch, Tex.,
shock off a broken rib and
scored a 71 to tie for first in
the initial go round of
bareback riding. Denny
Wingate of Eureka, Kan.,

also acored 71 in the opening |

day action Saturday.

Cherokee, Iowa,’ bronc
rider Doug Corrington
scored 71 in the saddle bronc
‘competition to tie two-time
world champion Mel Hyland
of Salmon Arm, B.C., for the
early Jead in saddle bronc.
Mel's brother Wilf of Airdrie,
Altg.,put up a 70 to tle for
third

Lee Coleman of Pier-

celand, Alta, and Duane -

Daines of Innisfall, Alta.
both scored 63 to tie for.
second in the rookie. bronc,’

Spokane Indians 3-2 in
Pacific Coast, League
baseball action before 1,376
fans, ;

The Indians downed the

. Canadians 5-3 on Saturday

behind impressive pitching

by Mark .Bomback, 4-5,

although Vancouver catcher
Bruce Robinson blasted his
eighth and ninth home runs
of the season off the winner.
-Del Alston opened the
ninth Sunday with a bunt
single and reached second on
a sacrifice by Larry Murray.
With Jerry Tabb on first with
a walk, Alston stole third and

pitcher Ed Farmer, who
chose to pitch to Tyrone.

-' Mike Morgan allowed Spo-
kane three hits in the first

‘eight innings before being
- relieved by Chuck

Hockenherry after three
Indian singles with one cut in
the ninth.

Hockenberry got the next _

two outs and was credited

with the win, evening his |

record at 3-3.

Singles by Ron Diggle and
Jamie Quirk around a wild
pitch by Morgan accounted
for the first Spokane run in

Now, the provocative programs
of Garner Ted Armstrong come

the second inning. Duane

Mike Kekich, 4-3, pitched
to only three batters in the
ninth and was tagged with
the loss. :

On Saturday, 2,748 fans
watched Bomback hurl a
sixhitter, striking out nine
and walking two. -

Alston singled to open the
Vancouver first, then was
sacrificed to second, stole
third and came home on a
throwing error by catcher
Terry Shoebridge.

Bomback then allowed the
Canadians only Robinson's

solo homers in the fifth and - ff

seventh innings.

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