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the fourth Pan-American Games.
! Wilhélm (Willie) Weiler won
his second and third gold medals
men’s gymnastics Thursday
as well as three silver medals
anda third-place bronze in six
ents.
Willie pushed Canada's gold
medal total to eight -—— the high-
dst ever since the Games start-
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showing was seven golds in the
1959 Games at Chicago.
' Weiler also was the first Ca-
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Tie-ineh 150-

“and leng-horse vault champion-
ships to go with his gold-medal
victory tavo days earlier
men’s all-round individual com-
petition.

He finished second in side-
horse, parallel bars and hori-
zontal bar to add three silvers
to the one he shared with the
Canadian men’s team in its sec-
ond-place finish Tuesday. And:
‘he wound up third in rings toi
grab a bronze,

Richard Monpetit of Verdun,
Que., finished third in side horse
for ancther kronze for Canada,

And the women’s team picked
up two silvers and a_ brenze
when Susan McDonnell, 16, of
Searborough, Ont., finished sec-
ond in floor exercising; Dorothy
‘Howarth, 16,
second in balanced
Gail Daley, 16,

beam; and
of Saskatoon

finished third in balanced beam, }
Sandra Marks, 19, of Quebec.

‘City got the other Canadian
medal Thursday with a third-
place finish in synchronized
swimming.

By the end of the day, Can-
ada had a total cf 23 silver
medals and 25 bronzes in addi-
tion to the golds for the Games
so far,
program to be completed today
and Saturday.

The U.S. totals mounted dur-

ing the day to 89 golds, 46 sil-
vers and 31 bronzes, with Can-'

‘ade second in each case
‘U.S. TAKES PENTHATHLON
Elsewhere Thursday, the Unit-
ed States won the gold medal
in individual and team divisions
of the modern pentathlon, com-
prising riding, fencing, pistol
shooting. swimming and croass-
country runnig. Robert L. Beck
of Boston led the US. entries in
a 1-2-3 sweep of the event, amas-
Sine 4.934 points to win,
Brazilian boxers qualified for
eight of the 10 boxing finals
scheduled Saturday
gentina got three men into the.
finals, Cuba and the U.S. two
each, and Chile, Uruguay, Pan-:
ama, Jamaica ‘and Peru cone each.
Canada’s water polo team won
its second match in seven starts
by defeating Mexica 5-2 but still
tailed the top three countries.
Chile grabbed the tronze me-
dal in women’s basketball, whip-
ping the Canadian team — Van-'

‘couver Maids — 59-46. The loss:

was the sixth straight for the
Maids. who have completed their
schedule.

Argentina took the bronze in
volleyball with a 3-0 win over
Chile. The U.S. and Brazil will
als in both volleyball and wo-
men’s basketball when they meet

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seeven series will be played Sat-
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By MIKE RATHET
Assocated Press Sports Wrter
The tme’s not much, but for

fendurance it’s pretty hard to
‘match the pace set by Stan Mu-
‘sial, who has spent 22 years
chasing records of 57 varieties
1021:;, miles.

Musial uncoiled from his fami-
liar left-handed stance in the
seventh inning Thursday night
and lashed a three-run double
that gave National League lead-
ing St. Louis Cardinals a 4-3 vic-
tory over Chicago Cubs 9 and
added yet another record to
Stan The Man’s collection.

It was the 1,.356th extra base
hit. of Musial’s career, tying the
major league record held by Babe
;Ruth. The 42-year-old Cardinal
lhas legged out 3,555 hits a dist-
;ance of 1021; miles and set or
tied 42 league records and 15
major league marks, ,

Musial’s lifetime chart now
shows 2,199 singles, 717 doubles,
“175 triples and 464 homers,

Double No. 717, like many oth-
ers, came at an opportune time,
‘giving Cardinals a 4-0 bulge
they needed to hold off the
rallying Cubs.

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chal with the only support he
needed, homering in the third
after Jose Pagan singled.
FALLS FOR SINGLE

Fairly got a chance to bat
when, with two out, Frank How-
ard’s pop fly single cluded three
Phillies’ fielders and fell for a
Single. Fairly then hit his fourth
homer and tagged Art Mahaffey
with the defeat. Mahaffey was
leading 2-1 on Wes Covington’s
homer off Dodger starter Don
Drysdale. Ron Perranoski, now
3-1, picked up the victory in re-
lief.

Hendley, bringing his record
to 3-1, gave up all three Reds’
hits to Leo Cardenas, who col-
lected two singles and a double,
Aaron’s homer was a two-run
shot in the fifth inning that
capped a three-run rally.

Charley Neal stroked four
Straight singles as the “Mets
scored in double figures for the
Williams beat out a hit and Ron /first time this season. Larry
Santo followed with a homer |Burright drove in three runs for
that brought the Cubs to within New York with a triple and a
a run, ‘double in support of winner Al

It ended Washburn’s string of Jackson.

24 consecutive scoreless innings
and brought on reliever Ed
Rauta, who preserved Wash-
burn’s fifth triumph against no
defeats.

Marichal, who struck out seven
and walked only one while gain-
ine his third victory gainst two
losses, allowed the lone Pirate
run in the sixth when Bob Skin-
ner tripled and scored. Felipe
Alou had already provided Mari-

San Francisco. The third-place
Giants edged the second-place
Pirates 2-1 on Juan Marichal’s
five-hit pitching and Felipe Al-
ou's two-run homer,

Ron Fairley’s two-out, two-run
homer in the ninth inning gave
Los Angeles Dodgers a 3-2 de-
cision over Philadelphia Phil-
lies. Hank Aaron hit his eighth
homer and Bob Hendley allowed
only three hits as Milwaukee
Braves blanked Cincinnati Reds
8-0 and New York Mets belted
Houston Colts 10-3.

Cardinal starter Ray Wash-
burn had a no-hitter for eight,
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