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Italy's fencers won their fourth title « a8 5 they captured ‘the,
men’s team foil competition, leaving the Italians in athree- |

before ih realized they? had: ‘been’ recalled.”
"Tt played ‘with myt ‘mind‘and upset-my. game. lai
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- Chidi Inhoh of Nigeria passed Williams’ ‘with 10 metres |
“go to win the final in a.relatively slow : ‘10, 33. The Teronts :
_ Puniner’ "s second-place, time. was 10.37." ar :

It was the first event Nigeria had ever won at the ‘Games’
and Imoh’s teammates quickly added two more — ‘Sunday.
Uti wok the men’s 400 metres and Youssut Ali won ‘the tong, -

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Sovlet athletes won the other four track and field finais, 7

_ three of the last five in swimming and two cycling races o
push their total to 4. gold: medals in 68° ‘events;;-

Alex Baumann of Sudbury, Ont:, ‘earned his second gold. we
of the Games.and Canada's fourth: ‘by swimming to vietory.
in the men’s 200-metre individual: medley. Australian Susie
Woodhouse completed a -butterfly doiible’ as the Sovists™. Alain Meteilus
were shut out of the medals for the secanid time’ in the 200-

way Ge with Canada and- Romania for second place.in the
gold-medal’ table, The Nigerians’ three golds tied them with

China and the United States.
The gap was equally evident in ‘the: imotficial point-

standings. Based on’ a .10-5-4-2-2-L count ‘for the first six
placings in finafevents, they gave the Russians 629: points to
224 for the U: S., 183 for Canada, 107 for Italy and 105% for.

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time ©
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- downed Montreal. Manic 5-3'

to fullback ‘Mike |

~~ The Caps, in runniag thetr

_ ‘took a 2-0 halftime edge‘and.

year 12° minutes into . the :

- play. -

9S anes must
“been depressing for’ the
’ Manic. :

_ starting goalkeeper ‘Tino

-Lettieri: with backup P.J.

Johns, the Manic made it

close with two goals in less°

than three minutes. :

‘Former Whiiecap Gerry’
Gray drew assists on both
scoring plays as he fed

Brian Quinn for the Manic’s

first goal at 68 minutes, then

found Alan Willey with-a

pass 24%-minufes later ‘to.

the game.
Caps’ forward Peter
Beardsley clinched — the

victory, with his sixth goal
of the season coming on a
- breakaway
1 .Montreal. rounded: out : the:
scoring ona hard 25-yard.
" blast by Elvis Comrie with

. at

fewer than three. minutes to

Caps. ~ first-half * .

have

‘Cross. scored his. “ninth

| goal of the season at 3:01

and added his 10th of the

77:13,

“editor:

‘don ‘sohatfor

s Williams's a silver medal in the 1 100 metres was one eof thre’ ~
earned bythe Canadians on Thirsday. Molly Kiliingbeck of
aid "Toronto ran. ‘second, to Marina. Pinlgina of the Soviet Union’
d. in the Women's,400 and Bauniann swam a‘strong freestyle
legt to anchor Canada irito-second place behind ; the Russians
in the men’s.4x100° medley: relay...
- The: ‘Sudbury - swimmer: ‘competed ‘in eight: evenita and:
came awy. with two Bald medals, a silver. and four bronze,

Bi Igor Paklin of the: Soviet Union won the men’s high jump, ”
setting a-Games ‘record ot 2.31. metres as Milt Ottey of

Toronto, the world’s best high jumper last year, bowed out.
at 2.23 and complained that the organizers had moved the.
event 45 minutes ahead in the e schedule without advising the”

* competitors... . —

- Games miedal, with 2, 26...

of Montreal was ve eof two other de jumpers”.

Eddy Annys ‘at Belgium wi was the silver medallist with 2. 29:
.. and Clarence Saunders took the bronze, Bermuda's first:-

who cleared, 2,26 but was relegated to fifth place because he ©
-.mnissed more jumps than his rivals, + ;

Ekaterina Smirnova of the Soviet Union fought off a strong

. challenge by Sabine Everts of-West Germany lo win the

heptathlon, scoring 6,350 poinis, a Games record, Everts
algo surpassed the old mark with, 6,291,

. The other Soviet track victory came in the women’s 100-
metre: hurdles, in which Natalia Petrova and teammate .
Elena Biserova easily outdistanced the field.

. The redoubtable Vladimir Salnikov, unbeaten in five
_ years over the distance, lapped one Swimmer and finished -
nearly a pool length ahead of his i nearest challenger, Soviet

leaves | injuries —

year and second of the night
just 10:28 later. The goals -
by Cross, who scored three ,.
times in Vancouver’ 8 41

'. win over the Manic dune ll

in Montreal, gave him 23 ~
points for.the season, good

for seventh place in NASL

‘bring Montreal back into 1

scoring.

Vancouver made it 30 at

23:05 when midfielder Fran ©

O'Brien, a member of the
Manic last season, got a gift
goal, his fourth of the year.

Midfielder Peter Lorimer

started the play by crossing -

a ball into the goal- area.

. Goalkeeper Ed Gettemeler

_. thelr
.. Norman. served 8 perfect -

caught it but when he tried
to toss. it ahead: to a
teammate the ball hit
Beardsley. O'Brien was in
perfect position to pick up.
the loose ball and chip it into
the empty geal. -

Caps worked harder for
first ‘two - - goals.

cross on the. first one and
Cross beat Gettemeier with |

- hia right foot. °

The second goal came on
a Cross header -after a‘
perfect cross from Mike
“Sweeney, who earned his.
team-leading 10th assist on
the play, Sweeney suffered .
8 suspected stress fracture
of his: right foot in the
_Becond half.

~ simply -.added to
Vancouver woes with both:
Mark Nickeas and Alan
Taylor already. sidelined
with serious injuries until at _
least the playoffs.

Montreal did have a few
Chances as -the 12-7
Vancouver .edge in shots
would suggest. -

The best one of the game
came when Jean-Francois
‘Larios almost beat Lettieri
with a‘ hard low shot from
" just inside the penalty area.
Lettieri, bidding for his
seventh shutout. of - the.
season, got his hands on It
and the ball trickled just’
wide of the post.

- Talbot shares CPGA lead

BOISCHATEL, Que. (CP);
— Daniel Talbot.of Quebec
shared the first-round lead
at ‘the Canadian
Professional © Golfers’

- Association championship
Thursday, but the No. 1

topic of conversation was a

’ ruling that cost defending

champion Jim ‘Thorpe three.
* strokes...

' * Talbot, 30, A native of |
Beloeil, Que., fired a five-

. under-par 67 over the 6,525-

yard Royal ‘Quebec Golf
Club course to share the

lead with veteran US. .
. Player Lee Trevino. Dan

Halldorson’ of Brandon,
Man., and’ Dave Barr of

Kelowna, B.C., were one

Shot back at 68, along with
Japanese. pro Tommy

Nakajima. ;
Mark. Shushack “ of
Thunder Bay,. Ont.,..was

among a group of four

' golfers. who -shot, three-
_ under par 69s. Bab Charles

of New Zealand, Antonio
Evangelista of Brazil and
France’s Jery Watine were
the others. ;
Thorpe, from Buffalo, had

' @ disastrous 80, including.
:- the three-stroke penalty,

‘which was dlso assessed —

against. his playing partner
Richard Dupras of St. Louis

de France, Que.

Because there are so
‘many bare spots’ on the.
winterkill- -damaged
fairways, the golfers are

permitted to play preferred _

lies. But they must. lift,

~ elean and replace their balls

by hand, Both Thorpe and
Dupras improved their lies
with their elubs, a common
practice when the rule is
used on the PGA tour.

“Maybe it's my fault for

‘not reading the rules all the .

way through, . but it. wasn't
clear to a lot of players,”

, sald Thorpe, who said he-

saw several’ playérs doing
the same thing during the
round. -

Thorpe. was on the
seventh hole when an
official — spotted Dupras
improving his lie and called
him on it. Thorpe told’ the
official he had ‘done the
same thing on the first hale,

and was promptly informed

his par four had suddenly.
become a

Seven. -.

- Spot

triple-bogey —

- gimme out here.”

“That pits you: ‘in’ the
frame of mind where you

-dan't ‘really want to play

anymore,” said ‘Thorpe.
“This field is too tough to
the- others three
strokes,”

‘In Dupras’ case it turned
out to be 12 strokes. On
reflection, he remembered

~ having moved his ball with

his club on the first, third
and fifth holes and reasoned
that giving the field a 12-
stroke head start was too
much.

Dupras refused to hand i in
his scorecard, thereby
disqualifying himself. ;

- Thirty-five of the field of
152 golfers — 133 of them
Canadians — shot par 72 or
better in the event,. also
called the Labatt's ©
International. a
- Talbot made five birdie
putts on the bumpy. greens
on the way to his 67. The °
greehskeepers spread a

layer of fine sand: on. the

bare spots on manz of the
greens to Smooth them out.

“That's one of my beat
rounds ever as far as
putting is concerned,” said.
Talbot, who holed a ‘raHoot-

“putt, for a. birdie on the -
“fourth, a 15-footer on the.
sixth and a 2-footer on the ‘.

‘par-three 10th. “I made the .
onés I wasn't supposed to.”

1 was seven.
under after ~-15 holes - but
bogeyed the fina] three to |

finish at four. under, He said

there Would be a premiun .

on: approach - -shots* during

the Thole tournament.”
“You want to make sure

‘you hit the greens because -Sénotten

you're not going to make
many (long) par putis on

said
“Nothing's 3.

_ United States

” Austealla

tbs.

7 Larisa Gorchakova wont:

s * Romania 1.

e

‘The Ruisalane finished-with 22 victories:in 29,swimming:-:..

Japan one: ‘each

‘dethroned defending * ‘champion’. ‘Carmen, Burdeiu of :
1a women's. 200 backstroke; bee

.

events. Canada wor 1 thiree, Australia two. and. the U: s: and es

"soviet eyeints continued to dominate the. velodrome,

. ‘winning the men’é 100-kilometré time trial by a‘margin of
- nearly five seéonds: and- weeping the: ynedals'as Tamara ;
-Poliakova captured the women’s sekdlometre Andivigual

time trial.

In tennis, ‘op-seeded Martin Wostenholme. if" Oskville,
Ont., reached, the men’s slngles quarterfinals and combined

wt © with Rie Bengston ‘of West Vancouver. to gain’a semifinal

“perth in men's ‘doubles: Fourth-seedad: ‘Karen: Dewia of
“London, Ont., lost her quarterfinal m match” to mea Zaytseva

of the Soviet Unioi.

The unbeaten Canadian 1 men’s volleyball feam scored ai-
O victory over Japan and faces Italy, also ‘undefeated, ina
key match tonight. The women’s team, idle Thutsday, mo
‘meets China in the semifinal round. a

The women’s ‘basketball team, wracked by ‘the
withdrawal of seven players over the firing of coach Don: '
McCrae last month, was eliminated from the medal round
with a 7-71 loss to Yugoslavia. The men go agalnst the
‘unbeaten U.S. team in a semifinal tonight. -

World

: “University

Games

medal and
points —
standings

EDMONTON (CP) =
_country-by-ceuntry point stand:
Ings after 68 events st the
World University Games (10-5-4-
321 for firet sin placings):
SOVIET Union :

244

193
107

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France. |

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Nigeria.

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Cuba oo
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Gelgium
Tanzania
Yugasiavia
Bermuda ~
Tunisia -
Hungary
lceland
Switzerland
Auatria
Jamaica
South Kores
’ Portugal
Spain .

EDMONTON ICP) —-. Medal

Standings -elter 66 aventh at the
World University Games:

Geld Sliver Bronze
Sdviel Union = 44 6
Romania 4
italy
Cenads — ‘
United States
China .
Nigeria
Japan
Austratia
Britain

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EDMONTON (CP) -- What Canade

did Thursday at the World University

Gamas:

BASKETBALL

Canada lost to Yugoslavia’ ‘In
women’s qualltying Found, ”
CYCLING
-. Women’s 44- kilometre Individual -

- time trish Marie-Claude Audte, La

Sarre, Que., sixth in {Inals Keily-ann
Way, Windsor, Ont., seventh: -
Clavdina Baril, Montreal, elghih:
Ginette Gauthier, Nepean, Ont., Vth.
Men’s 160-kllomairea jeem time
friat: Louis Garneau, Ste. Foy, Que.:
Beau Puifer, Delta, B.C.; Michael
McCloskey, Ottewa, and Alain
Masson,
yaval: Que., fléth in final,
NG

Ovanieds platform t Retin
Wittmetar, Winnipeg, Seventh In
Preliminaryround) Elitabeth Mackay,
Pointe Claire, Que., s elohth:
FENCING | ‘4

Canada lost to China in rrien’s team
foll uuailfying round.

SWIMMING -

Men's He-matre individual mediay:
Alex Baumann, Sudbury, Ont., won,
gold mada; Cam Reid, Vancouver,
Hfth In tinal,

Men's 1.300 metres: Peter
Edmonton, fifin Inv final: Davia
Sherrillt, 51. Catharines, Ont. shut,

Man's 4xté¢-metra madioy retay:
Mike - West, Waterloo, Ont: Ken

Fitzpatrick, Londor, ‘Ont. Tom

Ponting, Calgary; Alex Baumann,
Sudbury,
2 Ont won attvari:

Watatia Ginbras, ose Que, fourth

iat, ellminated: “ANING ‘Vandyke,
Vancouver, Fourth in Keat, eliminated,

<, Wamen's .200-metre backstroke: “U.

‘Malinda Copp, Landon, fifth tn final:

- Aline Lérouche, Polnte Clatre, sixth, ~

_TEMNEIS |... -
Men's Singles: | Marlin
- Wostehhotme, Oakville, ont, 2 won
third-round
match. ,
Wemen’s singles: Karen ‘Bewh,
‘Lotion, let quarter-final match.
Men's doubles: Martin
Wostenholme, Oakville, and Rick
? .
WestVancouver, wor quarter-linal
match, advanced to semifinats,
TRACK AND FIELD .
Man's 108 metresi Desal willlema,
Toronto, won silver medal;

dohnion, Toronto, fifth in final.

- Men's 40-metre hordes: Loyd

” Guss, ‘Weat Vantouver, third in twat,

Early.

2°

uy,
: a

(io to sees eeouees

_ Slepokourova,

Peter Szmidt, :

Wemen's i08- etre bytiersiy:

qualified for samilinaia; lan
Newhouse, Edmonton, fifth in heat, -
eliminated, . ;

Men's 1,400 metres: Davia Reld,
Bolten, Ont. second In semifinal
heat, advanced fafingls Marc Glesen,
Nepean, Ont., sixth tn heat,
silminated. oo c

Men's discus: Roo Gray, Toronto, |
fifth in qualitying round, advanced
to finals Jack Harkness, Mississauga,
Ont. Ilih, advanced.

Mente tong. lump: fen Jaren,
Milton, Ont, seventh In final) Michele
Boutst, Laval, ninth, .

Men's hip idmer Alain Metallus,
Suiremont, Que. flfth In-tinaly Alt
Cttey, Toronto, 18th.

Women's Neptathten: Denise Fillion,
aul lenbore,Ontas th overaity

“J Roms-Gittgn, Toronto, withdrew

. alter four evanta, +

‘Wanien's 10-metre hvrdies: Susen

"Kamal, London, filth in final: Karen

Naiton, Cshawa, Ont. eighth.

Wemen‘'s 408. metres: Molly
Klliingbeck, Toronto; won Miver:
Charmaine
Crooks, Torento, fourth in final.
VOLLEYBALL

‘Canada defeatec Japan in® men's
qualltying round. .

EDMONTON (cP) — Mada,
winners Thursday at the World
University Games: ,
FENCING ‘

Men's temr tall: Gola: — loly:
Silver —‘ Soviet Vaton Gronze —

* Cuba."

CYCLING

“Women’s 4#-kitemetra Individual -
Time Friel: Q@eld — Tamara
. Poilakova, ' :

Silver —" Lyubov
Soviet - Union:

Bronze — Nacegeda Kibardina, Soviet
Union. .

Men's 100-kilemetra team time
trial: Gold — Soviet ‘Union (Yuri
Kashirin, Serge! Navobkin, Serge!
Voronin and Evgenly Karaikov};

' Slivar— Netherlands; Brense— Holy.

Soviet Unions

SWIMMING

Men's 200-metre Individual maey:
Gold — Alex Saumann, Canada
(Sudbury, Ont.), 2:02.29; Silver .—-
Aleksondre Sidorenko, Soviet Union:
Srone — Ricardo Prado, Bret,
* Men's 1,580-metre freestyle: Gold —
Viadimir Salnikov, Soviet Union;
Sliver — Svystoalat Semenov, Soviet
Union: Bronte — Bruce Hayes, U.S.

Men's 4x100-metre mediey rainy:
Sold — Soviet Unlan: (Viadimir
Shemetoy, ““Urty “Krie,-. Alexet
Markovaky, Sergel Srolryagin)2 Silver’

Conada (Mika West, Waterloo, Ont.
Ken Fitzpatrick, London, Ont.: Tom.
Ponting, Calgary: Alex., Baumann,
Sudbury, Ont.): Bronte ~ U.S,

Women’s 20¢-metre butterfly: Gold
~~ Susle Woodhouse, Australia;
Silver — Naoko Kume, Japan; Bronze
Michelle Ford, ‘Australia,

Women‘s ato-matre backstroke: -
Gaid — Larisa Gorchakava, Soviet
Union: .

Stlver — Carmen Bodner, . U.5.7
Bronce - Sunan , Walsh. Ue

. TRACK AND FIELD : .
Men's 16 metres: Geld — Chidi
Imoh, Nigeria: itwey’ —-. Desel .
Witllams, ,

Canada {Toronta); Bronze - Sam :
“Graddy, U.

Men's a mined: Gew — Sunday
Url, Nigerta; Silver —~ Victor Markin, -
us. Union; Bronze — Nix Sunder,

Men's fish jump: ‘aed — Igor
Paklin, Soviet Union: Sliver — Gddy -
Anoys, Belglums Brenze — ~ Clarence
Sunder: Bermuda. .

ae . bAen‘s ton 1 wing: Geld — Yussut
All, Nigeria: Silver — Raiph Spry,

mt ‘ne Serguet Rodin; Soviet

in .

- Weren't” heptotnion: Goid —

Ekaterina Smirnova, Soviet Union;
Sliver — Sabine Everis, weit

. Germany; Sitver'— Judy Livermore,
Brliain,

Women’s 100-metre hurdles: Gold —
Natalla Petrova, ‘Sovier Union:
Sliver — Elenna Bleerov, Soviet
we Gronze — "Benita Fitagerata,

Women's 44D meirest Geld —

* Marina: Pinigina,; Soviet: Union:
Sliiver—

Molly Killingbeck, Canede (Toronto):
Srecite~- Elena Korban.Sowiet Union.

,