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MOSCOW (AFP) — When
the Canadian party for the
multisport Soviet Spartakiad
arrived here they were left
wondering just vhere they
were.

For tha 29-strong team had
journeyed through seven
time changes to reach the
Soviet capital for this

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Canadian team.seems lost

aale *titish-born Geoff
Gr technical co-
on ‘for the Canadian
Spar .ciad delegation,

Theatr of the visit is two-
fold, First, to allow the
athletes to compete, and
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important, to gather as
much snformation in
possible one year from
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"It's sometimes diffttult to
discover which are the Spar-
taklad and which are

‘Olympic venues, But we are

peralstent,”” Gowan said.

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said ,

The Canadians are taking
film and still photographs of
Olymple facilities. which,
added (to the information

Bleaned from the Soviets and ~

verified by their own people,
-they will ent te Olympic

coaches in the form of a -

seminar {n October,

The experiences of the

Canadiana here now will help .
Olymple competitors in 12°
_ Months time. ‘

“We've had a generally

||. favorable impression of the
organization, although of

they will hi t ed

- they will have to speed up |.
their chain of command,

there are snags, and

aiving more responsibility to

the people who will be ac-
tually dealing with the com- .

petitora,”” Gowan sald,‘

“However, the over-all —
' communications are a little .

less than desirable, We have
had our own interpreter
here, although he will be
leaving us shortly, and he
has been ‘worth his weight in
gold, .

Brothera Joe ami . Phil
Niekro each posted his 14th
victory, tops in the major
isagues, In Monday night's
baseball action. a

Joe Niekro, 14-8, became
the majors’ first 14-game
Winner with a aly-hitter as
edged St,
Louls Cardinals 3-2 with the
help of Jeff Leonard's tle-
brealng sacrifice fly In the-
fifth iining of their National
League game. :

Later in the evening, Phil
Niekro, 14-11, hurled a two
hitteras Atlanta Braves took
an 8-0 win over Pittsburgh
and halted the Pirates' nine-
game. winning streak In the
second game of a twi-night
doubleheader.

The Pirates, also dealt
‘their lant loss by Niekro, took
the opener 7-1 behind the
four-hit pitching of Bert
Blyleven and four runs
batted in by Tim Foll.

The Pirates’ nine-game
winning sireak had been the

ST, CHARIS, Mo. (AB)
— Further J were or-
dered Mondyy after an
autopay failed to reveal the
cause of death of J. V. Cain,
the St. Louis Cardinals’
starting Ught end who col-
lapsed on the training field
during a workout with the
National Football League
team Sunday night.

Dr. James Ruggles of
Smith Ciine Laboratories,
who performed the autopay
Monday morning, said
results were not conclusive
but they did-show that Cain
did not die of cardiac arrest
as was earlier believed,

He said more tests were
meeded to find out what killed

MOSCOW (AP) ~~ Bart
Williaras of the United States
pulled a leg muscle while
leading the 400-metre hur.
dles race in the Spartakald
Games Monday and limped
away in pain, His coach
criticized the Soviet
organizers for making
athletes wait 30 minutes
between warmups and thelr
eventa, ’

“It’s not the proper prove-
dure, even for the conduct of
a meet this size," sald coach

‘ Jimmy Carnes of Florida

State. “They feel they need
to sit the people down In a
particular area and have

Garcia

Thirdbase coach David
Garcla has been named to

_ replace Cleveland indiana

manager Jeff Torborg, who

Riverside Au

Niekro

longeat in the National
League this season.

In ‘other NL action;
Chicago Cubs. gained two
victories by beating Cin-
cinnat! Reds 9-6 in 18 innings
in the completion of a
Suspended game, then
coming back with a 2-1
triumph in the regularly-
scheduled game.

In the completion of the
suspended game from May
10, the Cuba won on Steve
Ontiveros’ run-scoring single
In the 18th. Dave Kingman’s
two-run homer in the bottom
of the ninth lifted the Cuba to
- victory in the regularly-
echeduled game.

Joe Rudi’s third grand
slam homer of ne poanon
capped a aix-run inning
as California Angels rouled
Boston Red Sox #2 behind
Dave Frost's four-hit plt-
ching in the American

ague,
George Brett hit a double
and had two run-acoring

the 28-year-old veleran who
was reported to be in ex-
cellent condition when he
reported te camp.

St. Charles = County
coroner, Dr. Joseph Miller,
confirmed the finding,
saying “',,. theheart was not
Involved, .

Catn had just run a pass
pattern In a ne-contact drill
when he turned, took one or
two steps and collapsed to
the turf,

Team trainer John Omo-
hundro applied mouth-to-
mouth resuscitatlon and
team doctor Bernard Gar-
finkel used cardlosupport
equipment. Cain appeared to
revive once or twice while he

then ready on the dot so they
can run on that minute,”

Carnes said he Intended to
complain to Russian officials
and to the International
Amateur = Athletic
Federatlon. :

“We're gaing to try to get
It changed for the Olympics
next year,” he aad.

The Soviet Union's seventh
Spartakaid Games are being
run exactly 9 year before tha
1080 Moscow Summer Olym-

cs, Some 2,500 foreign ath-

eles, including about. 100°

Americans, were Inyited to

Participate as an Olympics
warmup.

replaces Indians’ manager _*

was told Monday that he
would not finish the season
with the American League
baseball team as ortginaliy
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-month

brothers

singles as. Kansas City
Royals defeated slumping.
Texas Rangers 4-4, Pat
Kelly's bases-loaded pinch
homer in the elghth inning
and ‘Tippy Martinez's near-
perfect 7 2-3 innings of relief
led Baltimore Orioles ta a 7-4
victory over Oakland A's.

Chirls Chambliss drove in
two runs with his 100th
career homer atid a sacrifice
fly and Jim Spencer slam-
med a tworun blast as New
York Yankees defeated
Seattle Mariners 6-2,

Duane Kuiper singled .

home the tying and winning

tuns and Sid Mange pliched |

threeilnnings of scoreless
rellef as Cleveland beat
Milwaukee 5-4, snapping the
Brewers’ 10-game winning
streak in Dave Garcia'y
debut as the Indlans' interim
manager,

Bombo Rivera scored on a
wild pitch by Toronto
reliever Mark Lemongello in
the bottom of the ninth in-

Cain’s death to be studie

was lying on the fleld.

"J. V. had enough support
medically," said head coach
Bud) Wilkinson. The
trainers were right there,
But when | got tohhim, I
knew there was trouble.”

The reat of the team, some
of them praying and some Ln
tears, watched the efforts to
revive the fallen Caln an
2,000 spectators watching the
practice sat in dazed allence.

Caln was taken to St, Jo--
adeph’s hospital were he died
about 90 minutes after he
collapsed. .

The Cardinals gathered at
their tralning camp Monday

. morning. Practice waa can-

celled but meetings were

Williams pulls muscle at S

Soviet athietes won all four
gold medals in track and one
im field Monday. Ludmila
Rondrateva won the
women's 100 metres Ln 11.19
seconds; Ekaterina Pork-
vina took the women's gold
medal in the 800 metres In
one minutes, 87.13 seconds
and Anatol) Reahetnjak won
the men's 800 In 1:47.20.

Elena Goloborodko of the
Saviet Union won the
wamen's high jump In
driving rain, clearing 6 feet,
3% inches, AAU champlon
Louise Hitter dropped out at

 §-ELM, making It an allSoviet

finale.

In announcing the decision
to fire Torborg, 37, Indlans
general manager Phil Seghi
sald ‘he club waa drifting
and that the situation “‘crled
out for action,’

Torborg survived a
replacement move last
when Indiana
president Gabe Paul offered
the menager’s Job to Hob
Lemon of New York
Yankees, Lemon turned It
down.

At that time, Torborg said
he would finish the season
hefore realgning from the
team.

Hut Seghi sald Monday:

“| had the feeling we were
drifting, and It was time we
did something about it.

‘We felt at first that the
situation (of a lame duck
manager) would work oul,
hut we felt a change had to
he made." ;

Torborg had a 157-301

. record with the Indians.

make 1

ning togive Minnesota Twins
a7-4 win aver the Blue Jays,

Chicago's Mike Squires
had three singles and a
double, driving in two runs
and scoring two as the White
Sox defeated Detroit Tigers
11-3,

In late National League
games, Montreal Expos beat
San ‘Francisco Giants 83,
Los Angeles Dodgers
defeated New York Mets 3-1
and San Diego Padres
olpped Philadelphia, Phillies
6-5.

Left-hander Dan Schat-
seder fired a five-hitter and
Andre Dawson and Tony
Perez hit successive homers
In a aix-ran, second inning,
carrying Montreal to vic-

Schatzeder, 5-3, bianked
the Glante until the sixth
when walks to pinch-hitter
Mike Sadek and Jack Clark
were followed by Mike Ivie's
three-run homer, his 15th of
the season.

held.

Defensive tackle Charlie
Davis, a close friend of Cain,
returned to camp after flying
to Houston to escort Cain’s
widow, Jeanne, to St. Louls.
The Cains had been married
tess than a year.

Joe Sullivan, the club’s ‘

vicepresident sald the reat of
the team waa taking the
death hard.

“The players are Ina state
of shock,” Sullivan said,

Running back Wayne
Morris attempted to speak at
the team's headquarters

Monday morning, saying he-
would like to dedicate the:
reat of the season to Cain. -

Morris stuttered and was

. Canadian star Debbie Brill
of Aldergrove, B.C., who had
a poor day in quallfications
Sunday, won the consolation
event at 6-2%, which would
have been second place In
the final,

Japan's Greco-Roman
wrestling. champlon Totio
Asakuro loat on polnta to
Kamil Fatkulin of the USSR
in the finals of the 115-pound
class, but became the first
forelgner to win a medal in
that competition,

World champion Arif
Niftulayev of the USSR was
beaten by Vitzslay Maha of

At 35, Torborg was the
youngest manager. in the
major leagues when he took
over the job from Frank

Tickets

on sale

LAKE PLACID, N.Y.
(AP) — Ticketa for the 1980
Winter Olympics went on
sale Monday after the Lake

Plactd Olympic Organizing hi

Committee announced that
Canada will be receiving
fewer tickela than was
originally planned.

LPOOC marketing
director John Musgrave told
reporters the 120,000
Americans and 100 tour
operators who have ex-
pressed interest will receive
Hcket application forma
within the next three weekg,

Ath

Expog: sent nine
batters to the plate for. alx
hita and six runs off loser
John Curtis, 64, in the
second inning.

Jerry Reuss pitched his
first complete game of the

season, scattering seven hits
as Los Angeles beat New |

J
two-out double in the ninth.
Dave Winfield, who hit s

' tworun homer in the eighth

etroked 8 runscating eingle
| aru
inthe ninth togiveSan Diego |
its win, nn
Earlier, Mike Schmidt had
knocked in four runs for
Philadelphia and extended .
hia hitting streak to 15 games
with a triple and his 34th
bomer of the year to help the
Phillies take a 5-3 lead,

d further |

unable to finish his speect;?”
He waa led out of theroom by
Wilkinson. .

‘The 6-foot-4, 225-pound
Cain was St, Louis’ top draft
cholce in 1974, The former
all-Big Eight star at
Colorado had 76 career pass
receptions for 1,014 yards
and nine touchdowns,

His best year was 1978, .
when he anared 36 for five
touchdowna. i

A torn achilles tendon kept |
him out of action inst year,
but team officials said he
had apparently healed
completely by time for ome
this year and he passed a
the team physicals with

Ing colors, .

partakaid.

Crechoslovakia In the 168-
d class.

. pound class.

The Spartakaid Games,

‘held every fourth year, |

before the Olympics, help
the Soviets pick thelr in-
creatingly dominant
Olympic teams, They dis-
covered a new women’s |
Javelin star this year in 19
year-old Salida Gunba, ao
Ust dancer from the town
of Pitsunda on the Black Sen
coast.-She won the javelin
event on her first throw, 208
11%, a Games women's
record. Ruth Fuchs of East
Germany holds the javelin —
record at 236-1; ;

Robinson on June 19, aver,

He was the American
Lesgue's bullpen coach for
the 1977 and 1978 all-star
games,

In 10 yeara as a major
league catcher —- seven with
Loa Angeles Dodgers and
three with Calltornta Angels
— Torborg hit .214,

Torborg caught for the
World Series champion
Dodgers In 1985.

He saw the moet action of
8 playing career |n his last
spason, 1973, catching In 103
ames for the Angels,

Garcia, 56, posted a 60-87
record as manager of
Callfornia Angels from J
(1, 1977, through May 51,
1978, He rejoined the Indians
on Nov, 6, 1978.

Garcia had coached
for the Indian tn the 1973-78
seapona.