Kreiner retires from World Cup from Canada
Kathy Kreiner, Olympic champion at Innsbruck 1976, retires from the World Cup ski circuit at age 24. The Timmins Ontario native will attend the University of Utah on a general studies scholarship after a decade of international competition. She left the team before 1981 to focus on giant slalom and had a strong return in a downhill race that year.
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Edmonton Eskimos Aim for Four in a Row Grey Cups
Canadian Press reports Edmonton Eskimos expect to extend their dynasty to four straight Grey Cups in 1981 as coach Hugh Campbell emphasizes maintaining focus. Moon quarterbacks a potent aerial attack with Kelly Smith Scott Fryer while ground specialist Germany remains capable near the goal line. Interlocking schedule may even tighten Western standings with predictions placing Edmonton first in the division.
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Jacques Villeneuve wins Formula Atlantic race in Ohio
Canadian Jacques Villeneuve led from start to finish to win a 160 kilometer Formula Atlantic race at Mid-Ohio. Riding a Doug Shierson Racing March 814A, he clocked one hour one minute thirteen point nine three seconds and secured his third straight win of the season.
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Andersen released as Sabres assistant GM
Buffalo Sabres announce the release of John Andersen from his role as assistant general manager. Andersen had been with the franchise since 1969 as director of scouting and later as assistant GM under Scotty Bowman.
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Chris Evert Lloyd Wins Wimbledon Crown Again
American star Chris Evert Lloyd defeated Hana Mandlikova 6 2 6 2 in London to capture Wimbledon for the third time. The 26 year old, after three straight runner up finishes, became the first woman in 14 years to win the title without losing a set, dropping only 26 games across seven matches. Mandlikova, 19, showed glimpses of the form that has already earned her the Australian and French Open titles.
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Canada names canoe world championship squads after trials
After two gruelling days at the Olympic basin in Montreal authorities announced Canada’s senior women kayak team Barbara Olmsted Alexandra Barre Lucie Guay and Karen Lukanovich and senior men canoeists Larry Cain Norm Behrens Stephen Botting and Brian Bliss to represent the country at three upcoming world championships.
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