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welcome - back to
phins.

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"Mam (AP) — Fam who
fondly tae the
given him an enthiniattic

tary Harris ‘and Jim

Bisley

prey Eogand (cP) —- r
cadet from Victoriaville,

: iz ‘bintey t to her guns’ at

rifle meet Wed.
ae Lyd ¢

for het at shortrange

ie ormance by a com-

Petitor under 25 in the young
fileman's neces.

“She scored - ~ highest
possible 50 at 300 an,
another 50 at 00 yar
47 at 600 yards te pre
up, ony Jones, 9
Croydon, § Surrey, ty aaingle
point.

-Miaml.

the -

Geol! Gowan, ‘technical -
director of the Canadian
Coaching Me eselation
heading -the 3&-member
Canadian’ contingent, sald
_ Wednesday that xcept tot

: Bn re thrown ay
es,
The ‘return of Cscnka, 92,
after flve years. changed the:

two fullbacks' status. Harris; -

‘the 1078 starter, ‘hap been
second string in practice 80

‘Blimpse ‘the competition

: “far. Braxton, anine- year pro
“acquired from’ Buttalo Biils

ome communications diffl- ‘altes appear excellent, the
culties “+ "Olympic. . equipment: — from gy:
preparations are proceeding nastics’ mats to startin
smoothly. blocks — is of the. la

Gowan said that at: first design a and the food is bland
but mttantial. ;

brought him down here,”
Braxton - sald, .''He’s “well
known here and he’s been
here before. He's working
first string now and I ex:
pected to see that, " :

last season, jan’t even
mentioned in the club's
ining camp prospectus.

ma pretty much feel they
__hrought him down here ts

sticks to her guns

- Canadian cadeta took 11 of
the 28 prizes. Brian Paynier,
17, Ottawa, was fourth with
145; Don Pitcairn, Delta, |
BS ret Bit wit 1a and

ips, Calgary, was
jenge ‘seventh, also with 144,

Andy Reckford, 16,
Calgary, joined rize-
winners with 142 but David .
. Biddington, 16, of Moncton,
who also shot 142, was
“counted out’ under ihe tie
rules al al the end of the prize

Other Canadian prize
winners were: Charile Bell, .
17, Calgary; Scott Davidson,
‘17, Truro, NS;

Lopez disagrees.
with Bissegger —

‘STE. JULIE, Que. (CP) —
Nancy Laper, who has dom!-

na the La
Professional Golfers
lon tour for the last
18" months, fe, an Jack Bir
segger, the p onal a’
fhe Eicheliow Golf ting
can't a on a
acore fe the 7r-hole Peter
Jackson Classic which

be today.

*\Loper willbe for her
seventh tow victory this
year in her initial ap-

peara’ in Canada, Her
Miimate is. that a. nine:

Under’ par 288 should be good
enough to win

» Biasogger mye anyone
shooting per
$22,500 first prize in
$150,000 event. .

Par for the 6,484-yard
course is 96-37—79.

Lopez sald she found the

arfives ‘a little

trating.” :

will wit ' he

"break par by

“You have to lay up and
‘play for ition -on. the
greens and that makes it.
come down toa short game,”
she sald, “I think I can reach
‘them all — even if {land In a
trap I can still go for birdie,

but it is much better to'play... |.

short and go for the green.”

pbisnedeer | ‘expressed
rise about Lopez’
ction of a nine-under
‘She aust be layin
"She must be playing very
well, but I atill think that par
will be a very good score,”
the home pro said. “The
greens are not that easy to

putt — therg are no flat ta
end you~ seldom ae
the ” straight putt.” :

Bissegger said If the wind
stays down the women may
two or three.
shots, “but I doubt it, and lf .
our normal wind blows they
won't break par.”

Gold medals are

the race with a clocking of
20.64 seconds. Team-mate
Don Coleman, second at the
AAU ‘championships, was

‘Glasgow,

_ Luele .

Clement, 17 Quebec city; when Roy shot 79 out ofa
Jenny welr, 17, New mlblo7s at a) in the
NS; - Roy &t lenge Vase
Demeda, 17, Burnaby, BC, competi on, the top in-
Reps acral ork Sut ae af Bag.
loops, ,a scar en's a ey
” The not only earned
Meal Vince Lilley, com:

mandant of the cadets team,
said he was delighted with
their performance and

— whith saw entries cut
from 1,-100 to 240 — but also

progress, -
He was even more pleased’

. start, or on they ‘wouldn't have.

her a place inthe next stage ——_-B

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among leaders in ..
the Grand .  Adgregate, _ after

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of Toronto, one of the
Canadian track and field
coaches, Most of us can’t

final of his event. “I guess
. T'm better off than most of
tops, the Canadians here.”’

-

‘ prenever, ‘One who has noticed gree
yo he changes in Moscow js Boris
. Bajin of Toronto, head coach

of the Canadian gymnastics

lens wes. iam, of

that
‘will’ probably more be the same as in North
Wee al America or Western Europe.
7 What “¢ “But I can tell you con-
nised, ie the ditions here are a lot botter
. : that they used to be and we

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here Wednesday with a
narrow victory over Nancy
Callan of Victoria.

- Coe shot a final round one-
over-par 76 to finish the 8

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tyo 0 strokes back with 161
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