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Sudweis3 (Panama wins oronze) TRACK AND FIELD Women's 100-metre hurdles Final: 1. Benita Fitzgerald, U.S., 13.16; 2. Kim Turner, U.S., 13.39; 3. Elida Avellle, Cuba, 13.41; 4. Grisel Machado, Cuba, 13.41; 5.

Susan Canada (London, 13.45; 6. Karen Nelson, Canada (Oshawa, 13.67; 7. BeatrlzCaputosto, Argentina, 13.77; 8. Juraciara Peretra, Brazil, 14.05. Women's 200 metres Final: 1.

Randy Givens, U.S., 23.14 seconds; 2. Leshon Nedo, U.S., 23.39 3. Luisa Ferrer, Cuba, 23.39; 4. Julian Forde, Trinidad, 24.52; 5. Nllsa Paris, Puerto Rico, 23.99 6.

Alma Vawuez, Mexico, 24.32; 7. Esther Petton, Cuba, 23.94 8. Margarita Grun, Uruguay, 24.79. Women's iavelln Final: 1. Maria Calon, Cuba, 63.76 metres (Games record, previous record 62.30, set by Calon, 1979); 2.

Mayra Vila, Cuba, 63.32; 3. Marleta Riera, Venezue-, la, 53.60 4. Monique Lapres, Canada (Montreal), 52.36; 5. Patty Kearney, U.S., 52.00 6. Mariela Riera, Venezuela, 49.90; 7.

DeanaCarr, U.S.,49.16. Men's 200 metres Final: 1. Elliott Quow, U.S., 20.42; 2. Leandro Penalver, Cuba, 20.53; 3. Bernard Jackson, U.S., 20.81 4.

Tomas Gonzalez, Cuba, 20.85; 5. Juan Nunez, Dominican Republic, 21.06; 6. Joao da Sllva, Brazil, 21.12; 7. Tony Sharpe, Canada (Toronto), 21.20; 8. Andrew Bruce, Trinidad, 21 .29.

Men's 1,500 metres Final; 1. Agberto Gulmaraes, Brazil, 2. Ross Donahue, U.S., 3. Chuck Aragon, U.S., 4. Eduardo Castro, Mexico, 5.

Omar Ortega, Argentina, 6. Pedro Caceres, Argentina, 3:48.59 7. Ricardo Vera, Uruguay, 8. Phll-lipe Laheurte, Canada (Montreal), 3:50.76 9. Luis Munquie, Nicaragua, 3:54.68.

Men's 3400-metre steeplechase Final: 1. Emlllo Ulloa, Chile, 2. Carmelo Rios, Puerto Rico, 3. Greg Duhaime, Canada (Port Coqultlam, B.C.), 4. Dave Daniel, U.S., 9.08,73 5.

Rafael Colmenares, Venezuela, 6. Jose Martinez, Venezuela, 9:26.22 7. Tyrone Thlbou, Men's pole vault Final: 1. Mike Tully, U.S., 5.45 metres (Games record, previous record 5.40, set by Earl Bell, U.S., 1975); 2. Tomas Hintnaus, Brazil, 5.35; 3.

Jeff Buckingham, U.S., 5.25; 4. George Barber, Canada (Toronto), 5.10; 5. Edgardo Rivera, Puerto Rico, 5.00; 6. Rocco Fernandez, 4.85; 7. Manuel Fernandez, Venezuela, 4.65.

Men's decathlon 100 metres: 1. Paulo Lima, Brazil, 10.88; 2. Fredy Aberdeen, Venezuela, 11.10; 3. Dave Steen, Canada (Toronto), 11.21 Tito Steiner, Argentina, 11.47; 5. Douglas Fernandez, Venezuela, 11.67.

Long lump: 1. steen, 7.34 metres; 2. Aberdeen, 7.26; 3. Steiner, 7.12; 4. Lima, 7.03; 5.

Fernandez, 6.90. Shot put: I. Steiner, 14.47; 2. (tie), Fernandez and Lima, 13.43; a.Steen, 11.6'; 5. Aberdeen, 10.92.

High lump: 1. Steen, 2.09; 2. Steiner, 2.05; 3. Lima, 1 4. Frenandez, 1.90; 5.

Aberdeen, 1.90. 400 metres: 1. Lima, 47.27 2. Steen, 48.44 3. Aberdeen, 49.48 4.

Steiner, 49.84:5. Fernandez, 49.95. Standings after five events: 1. Lima, 4,135 points; 2. Steen, 4431; 3.

Steiner, 4. Aberdeen, 5. Fernandez, 3,718. VOLLEYBALL Women Cuba defeated U.S. 3-2 (17-15, 15-7, (Cuba wins gold; U.S.

silver) Peru defeated Brazil 3-1 (15-10, 15-9, 9-15, 154) (Peruwinsbronze) Canada defeated Argentina 34 (154, (Canada fifth overall) Andrade, Brazil, 45.45; 4. James Rollo, U.S., 45.70 5. Carlos Reyte, Cuba, 45.78; 6. Steve Griffiths, Jamaica, 46.57; 7. Aaron Phillips, Venezuela, 46.68 8.

Michael Purcherln, Trinidad, 46.97. Men's triple lump Final: 1. Jorge Reyna, Cuba, 17.05; 2. Lazaro Betancourt, Cuba, 167.75 3. Jose Salazar, Venezuela, 16.26; 4.

Dave Slier, U.S., 16.12; 5. Francisco dos Santo, Brazil, 16.03; 6. Francisco Pichot, Chile, 14.39; 7. Spencer Paget, Antigua. Men's decathlon (Some results in following are in imperial because original metric measures were unavailable at source).

110-metre hurdles: 1. Tito Steiner, Argentina, 14.79; 2. Dave Steen, Canada (Toronto), 14.99; 3. Freddy Aberdeen, Venezuela, 15.13; 4. Douglas Fernandez, Venezuela, 16.04; 5.

Paulo Lima, Brazil, 16.79. Discus: 1. Steiner, 49.12; 2. Fernandez, 45.62; 3. Steen, 40.67; 4.

Aberdeen, J3.43. Javelin: 1. Fernandez, 78.87; 2. Steen, 97; 3. Aberdeen, 50.57.

1,500 metres: 1. Steen, 2. Fernandez, 4:30 80; 3. Aberdeen, 4:35.84. Pole vault: 1.

Steen, 4.90; (other two fintshersunavailable). Final standing: 1. Steen, 2. Fernandez, Venezuela, 3. Aberdeen, 7,292.

(Steiner and Lima did not complete the 10-event competition). Men's 50-kilometre walk 1. Raul Gonzalez, Mexico, 4:00:45 (Games record, previous record 4: 15:05, set by Gonzalez, 1979); 2. Martin Ber-, mudez, Mexico, 3. Querubin Moreno, Colombia, 4:23:20 4.

Tom Edwards, U.S., 5. Enrique Pena, Colombia, 6. Nelson Fuentes, Guatemala, 4:59:08. VOLLEYBALL Men Brazil defeated Cuba 3-1 (10-15, 15-9, (Brazil wins gold medal; Cuba silver) Argentina defeated U.S. 34) (15-9, (Argentina wins bronze) Canada defeated Venezuela 3-0 (15-4, Woman Canada defeated Argentina 34 (15-6, FRIDAY ARCHERY Men's Individual, after two days: 1.

Darrel Pace, U.S., 10. Roger Lemay, Canada (Boisbriand), 1,188. Men's team, after two days: 1. U.S., 2. Mexico, 3,61 3.

Canada, 3,544. BASEBALL Cuba 8 U.S.I (Cuba wins gokfmedal, U.S. bronze) Nicaragua 6 Dominican Republic 5 (Nicaragua wins silver) BASKETBALL Men Round-robin final Mexico 93 Canada 92 U.S. 87 Brazil 79 Argentina 98 Puerto Rico 74 CYCLING Men's SO kilometres, final: 1. Johan Beckman, U.S., 39 points; 2.

Juan Curu-chet, Argentina, 34; 3. Peter Aldridge, Jamaica, 33; Antonio Sllvestre, Brazil, 32; 5. Tim Bertelson, Canada (Vancouver), Men's team pursuit, final: U.S. defeated Cuba, 4:22.01 to (U.S. wins gold; Cuba wins sliver); Brazil defeated Venezuela 4:30.28 (Brazil wins bronze).

FIELD HOCKEY Canada 3 Argentina! (Canada wins gold medal; Argentina silver) Chile! U. (Chilewinsbronzemedal) SOFTBALL Men Canada 11 U.S. 5 (Canada wins gold; U.S. silver) Canada 4 Panama 3 PAN-AMERICAN GAMES MEDAL STANDINGS U.S. 122 80 49 Cuba 68 44 40 Canada 16 43 Brazil 13 21 14 Venezuela 11 25 26 Mexico 5 11 21 Argentina 2 11 19 Colombia 1 6 11 Chile 13 8 Peru '114 Uruguay 10 2 Ecuador 1(0 Puerto Rico 0 4 4 Dom.

Republic 0 3 5 Bahamas '010 Nicaragua 0 1 0 Jamaica 0 0 5 Panama 0 0 3 Belize 0 0 1 Guatemala 0 0 1 Trinidad 0 0 1 YESTERDAY ARCHERY Men'i individual, after three days: 1. Oarrell Pace, U.S.. 1,907 6. Daniel Desnoyers, Urettville, 1,752. Men's team, after three days: V.

U.S., 2. Canada, 3. Mexico, 5,194. Women's Individual, after three days: 1. Ruth Rowe, U.S., 1,891 6.

Linda Kazlenko, Guelph, 8. Lucille Lemay, Botsbriand, 1,731. Women's team, after three days: I. U.S., 5,586 2. Canada, 3.

Brazil, 4,938. BASKETBALL Men Round-Robin Final U.S. 101 Puerto Rico 85 (U.S.winsgoldmedal) Brazil 84 Canada 74 (Braiil wins silver) Mexico 85 Argentina 81 (Mexico wins bronze) WOMEN U.S. 112 Puerto RIC065 Brazil 101 Venezuela 61 Cuba 71 Canada 68 TABLE TENNIS Men's Singles Brian Masters, U.S., defeated Ricar-do Tetsou, Brazil, 21-15, 17-21, 24-22, 21-16, (Masters wins gold, Tetsou wins Ricardo Tetsou, Brazil, defeated Mario Alvarez, Dominican Republic, 21-12, 16-21, 21-16, 21-18, (Alvarez wins bronze); Walter Nathan, Peru, defeated Claudio Mitsumlro, Brazil, 11-21, 21-19, 20- 22, 21-18, 21 13, (Nathan wins bronze). Quarterfinals Brian Masters, U.S., defeated Joe Ng, Canada (Toronto), 21-12, 21-16, 21-19; Ricardo Tetsou, Brazil, defeated Horatio Plntea, Canada (Ottawa), 18-21, 21- Women's Singles Insook Bhushan, U.S., defeated Madeleine Armas, Cuba, 21-8, 21-4, 21-11, (Bhushan wins gold, Armas wins silver); Elizabeth Hopper, Venezuela, defeated Blanca Alelo, Dominican Republic, 21-15, 21-11, 21-14, (Hopper wins bronze); Martha Baez, Cuba, defeated Marlann Oomankos, Canada (Ottawa), 16-21, (Baez wins bronze).

TRACK AND FIELD Women's 400 metres Final: 1. Charmaine Crooks, Canada (Toronto), 51.49 seconds (Games record, previous record 51 .62, set by Joyce Yakubowich, Victoria, 1975); 2. Ana Quiroz, Cuba, 51.83; 3. Easter Gabriel, U.S., 52.45 4. Cathy Rattray, Jamaica, 52.91 5.

June Griffith, Guyana, 53.14; 6. Merceds Alvarez, Cuba, 53.25. Women's discus Final: 1. Maria Betancourt, Cuba, 60.36 metres; 2. Maritza Marten, Cuba, 59.62 3.

Lorna Griffen, U.S., 56.52 4. Penny Neer, U.S., 53.32; 5. Yunaira Pina, Venezuela, 43.52. Meit's 400 metres Final: 1. Cliff Wiley, U.S., 45.02; 2.

Lazaro Martinez, Cuba, 45.37; 3. Gerson Budweiser -Jft Budweiser ioiiiw if in Budweiser rj mse isam3b df WtttiV.Hm.m Budweiser! 4 it, JgsWW. 4 I Lf! YESTERDAY FOOTBALL Canadian League Montreal 6 B.C 28 National League Preseason Cincinnati 7 Detroit 34 Green Bay 39 St. Louis 27 KanasCityl7Chicago20(OT) Houston 31 Dallas 34 New York Jets 10 New Orleans 17 Seattle 20 San Francisco 6 Washington 27 Buffalo 19 B.C. Junior Tierl Okanagan 17 Renfrew 10 BASEBALL Pacific Coast League Portland 6-5 Vancouver 7-4 Hawaii 9 Edmonton 10 Phoemxat Tucson Albuquerque 3 Las Vegas 4 Canadian Midget Welland 11 Windsor 6 Trols-Rlvleresl5Dartmouth5 Fredericton North 9 Trois-Rivieres 1 Tsawwassen 7 Inter Lake Manitoba 6 SOCCER North American League Tulsa 4 Fort Lauderdale 2 Golden Bay 2San Diego 3 (OT) New Westminster Indoor Tournament Senior Opening Round Croatia 1 RoyalOakO Mountain Shadow 3 Sapperton 0 Wise Club A 2 West Vancouver 0 Richmond 1 AldergroveO Tampa Bay 41 New England 21 Cleveland 20 LA Raiders 17 Minnesota 34 Denver 3 SanDiego27LARams17 BASEBALL Pacific Coast League Vancouver 10 Portland 9 SaltLake3Tacomo2 Phoenix 5 Tucson 2 Canadian Junior Victoria 10 Ontario 2 Surrey 5 Manitoba 2 New Brunswick 8 Nova Scotia 0 BOX LACROSSE Minto Cup Canadian Junior A Final Double Round Robin New Westminster 5 Peterborough 20 Founder's Cup Point Edward 36 St.

Albert 14 Deltal4BaieComeaul3 FIELD LACROSSE Men's Exhibition Rutgers University 18 Canada West 9 Minto Cup Canadian Junior A Final Double Round Robin New Westminsters Peterborough 20 Founder's Cup Point Edward 36St. Albert 14 Delta 14 BaleComeau 13 FIELD LACROSSE Men's Exhibition Rutgers University IB Canada West 9E Minto Cu Canadian Junior A Final Double Round Robin NewWestminsterS Peterborough 2 Cliff Avenue lWesburn Pegasus I Royal Blues 1 WiseClubB2Firefightersl Columbus 1 Royal Blues AO Consolation Round Royal Oak 2 Sapperton 1 Aidergrove 2 West Vancouver 0 Wesburn 1 Roval Oak 0 Firefighters 1 Royal Oak A 0 OldTimers La ng ley 3 Juggernauts 1 Richmond I FlrefightersO Sapperton 2 Royal OakO Fireside 1 SchoonerO LACROSSE Western Association Final Victoria 8 Vancouver 14 (Vancouver leads best-of-seven series 2-1) Junior 'B' Canadian Championship Point Edward 37 St. Albert 9 Point Edward wins gold, St. Albert silver v. Delta 21 BaleComeau7 Delta wins bronze FIELD LACROSSE Exhibition Rutgers 18 Canada West 9 FRIDAY FOOTBALL Canadian League Saskatchewan 1 5 Toronto 36 Ottawa 17 Edmonton 14 National League Preseason Atlanta 10 Baltimore 7 Miami 24 NY Giants 3.