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FT 14 Poughkeepjie Journal Monday, April 22, 1985 Girard captures women's division Continued from page 11 clair said. "I was disappointed because I really wanted to race well." Meyer and Porter Tan stride for stride through two miles (9 09) and three miles (13 45), but right after the halfway mark, Porter started to take command. Porter went through the 5.000 meters at 14 12, 10 yards ahead of a fading Meyer "I had a little bit left at the halfway mark I figured I'd use it," Porter said "It was too hot and humid to do much of anything today I felt sorry for Greg he was hurting more than I was." Porter continued to extend his lead through the finish, going through four miles in 18.25 and five in 23 20 But he wasn't particularly enjoying him salt. a little over four miles. 1 tjtjcned around to check and I saw iMt he (Meyer), was way back (about 100 yards)," the Alamosa, native said.

"I was just trying lijaaintain my gap. It was unbeliev abty warm for this early in the rfw." HWeyer tried to catch Porter, but he tjolound the heat stifling "He (Por tffj pulled away from me on the dfucnhills and I couldn't stay with Pit's rhythm," Meyer explained "I tried to make a run at him at around four miles, but the heat just enclosed me! rknewlhen IwasnT going to catch him "I tried to change gears but I just couldn't," said Meyer, the winner of the 1983 BAA, Boston Marathon "This is the first summer like day and I usually need a week to prepare for the heat It was a strange situation, but that's life." Though not particularly satisfied with his time, happy with the win nirwarsurvlvat. the 15 year old Olympic 10,000 meter runner said. "It gives me confidence to beat Greg and Jon, two of the best in the world on the roads." Porter ran mosrbf sides of the roads, trying to run the tangents to run the shortest distance possible. "Mental fortitude won the race for me." he said.

"Jon and Greg are in great I was just glad to run as I did Sinclair was baffled by his poor performance. "I haven't run this slow at 10.000 in a long time," he said "I always have one bad race a year and it always seems to end up being here," Sinclair said. "Maybe Kingston's got a bad karma," he joked. That's doubtful, though, considering the positive response and record turnout for this year's race. af j5L i'cc iwsivii afJJMaTfal I Raw I I III it aw Ji HPf siBHBiflEHiiiii! '''aarc ari Last year's champion, Greg Meyer (1) finished second in 29:48, followed by Jon Sinclair (2) at Bill Lopu 30:58 and West Point's Capt.

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Bandits 3 Tampa Bay I 3 I I Birmingham 7 7 I 31 FmtPtrtod Cr Mrs 3 pass Irom Slow (Miller kick) I 44 SacanlPortod TB FG AndruSyshyh 7 4 IS B.r Sm th is past from Stoudt (Milter kKkl 10 47 Thin) Per tod erFGMller3r IS fj FG Miller S3 1 S7 Fourth Parted Br Crbbstf run (M tier kickl fir FG Miller 47 47 A ZIKO Ftrst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Sacks by Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards Time ol Possession 4)1 1 174 19 S3 40 07 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING TamM Bar II ams 4 'I Boone 337 Jordan TJ Anderson im nus 1 6 rm nonam CribbS. 37 117 Stoudt 31 Perry JV'O PASSING Tampa Bay Reaves 1114 1 US Jordan 1 1 il rm.noham Steudt IS ISO 43 RECElVlNG Tawpa Bay Harvey43 Giliescxe 3ef Boone 3 1 Brodsky if Price I Williams 1 ttpatnek I 4 mmghem Cr bbs 31 Sm tn a S7 Toer 7 33 Mason 3 11 Jones 1 10 Late Saturday's result Gold SI. Express 0 LMAriftkN Bit Omrm 7 13 1V S1 First Ported DEN Harris 41 pau tram Gaglwio (AsmuskKkft DEN Harris pass from Gaglujno (Asmus kk) 1 13 DEN FGAsmut3S 14 77 TMrd Parted DEN jonnson IS run (kick luted) 404 DEN Harris pass from Gaoliara (Asmus kick) IS! Fourth Parted DEN WMtt If pau from Gagltano. (AsmwskKkl 1 If DEN Evans run (Asmus kick) I 17 DEN Sfcmall 1 pau from Evans (Asmus kick) I S4 A 13 145 First downs Rushes yards Passing Return Yards CompAtt Sacks by Punts Fumbles Lest Penalties Yards meat Possession jlH STATISTICS LA INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSH IMG Los Anoetes Nelson 14 44 Gray 1 14 Denver Jonnson 17 131 Gat liano 7 14. Gerhart 4 11 Evans 1 10 PASSING Lm Anoeies.

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ZendeiM47 Dtnvar Avth47 Auto racing Portugese Grand Prix ESTORIL, Portugal Results ol Sun day Portuguese Grand Pm Aynon cnna da Silvi Braill Lotus Renault ITT 300nm.av fllOmDh 3 MicheKj Arbortrto, Half Ferrari Ua li 1I1JIM4 1 Patrick Tambay, France Renault REal one lap behind 4. Eiw de Anoetis, Maty Lotus Renault I7T one las NioelMansell Britain, Williams Honda FWtl two laps. 4 Stetan Battel West Germany Tyrrell Ford HI. two Up. 7 Derek Warwick Britain Renault RE40 two laps I Stetan Johansson, Sweden, Ferrari ISa five laps PwrcarleGhmiani Daly OselleAlte Romeo FAiG si laps Standtnas anar twa races 1 MKheie Atooreto, Maty 11 points 1 (tie) Alam Prost France, and Ayrton Senna da Sitva Brfi 4 Eiiode Amjeiis.

Italy 1 5 Patrick Tambay France I ReneArnoui France 3 7 hKjet Mansatl Britain 3 I (tieUecojuesLattite France and Stefan Belial West Germany 1 Running Kinatton Classic 1 Pat Porter Alamosa Cote 7f I Peikher West Point 11 34 3 Pablo Virqil Alamosa. Cote 31 SS ft Dan Recnnm Warwick 31 47 7 Barry Scheater New York. 33 I George Shorter Mddte town, 13 Jl David Dunteavy Brooktwid Conn 34 31 10 Steve Perks. Warn noers Falls. 34 31 II Kevin CouQhlm Tanners vilte 34 4t 13 Vernon Milter New York 34 SO 13 James Lou'son Amsterdam 34 SI 14 Jeff Baker Montgomery IS 01 IS Myron Bater Kerhonkson is 17 10 Roderick McDonald Waiden IS 17 Jim Kelly Smith Port Ewen 35 14 tl CtediGtranLRKhmondHili 3S 4f If Adams.

Freehold 33 S3 30 John James. Waiden 35 SS 31 Michael Ke Ity Ulster Park 3 It 71 A lei Pert do Poughkeep it 11 Tom Gardner Chester la 21 Jtm Williams. Hopewell Junction it 31 23. George Jacobs Waden 34 Manlt under 1 Jim Kelty Smith Port Ewen 35 14 7 Mike Kettty Ulster Park 14 01 3 Ai Per lido. Pougnkeepste 14 It 30 If 1 Pat Porter Alamosa Colo If 74 1 Greg Meyer Natick Mass If a 1 Jon Sinclair, Fort Coiims Cote 30 si 3t 3f 1 Pabte Virgil Aiamosa Colo li SS 2 George SchurV Middtetown 11 SI 1 Steve Perks.

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(AP) Fourth seeded Zina Garrison upset Chris Eert Lloyd. 6 4. 6 3, to win first place in the Sunkist Women's Tennis Association championship Sunday "I think she played a great match today She deserves to win. the way she played today," said Lloyd. 30.

In the early going, it looked like Evert Lloyd, the first seeded player in the tournament, would have arv easy time with her younger opponent. Lloyd won the first three games of the first set But who said her conditioning paid off in the heat, won the last five games of the first set Lloyd started with a win in the sec ond set but Garrison came back to take the next two Lloyd tied the match at 2 2 Garrison pulled ahead 4 2 before Lloyd won her final match of the day Garrison took the final two games to win the set and the match at 6 3. McNqm upBt Jarred HOUSTON Unseeded Australian Paul McNamee upset second seeded' Anders Jarryd of Sweden. 7 6, 7 2. 4 6.

6 4. in the championship match of the 51st Annual River Oaks Tennis International Tournament. The victory was especially sweet for the 30 year old McNamee. who said he had been thinking of retiring because of three consecutive bad years in which he was plagued by injuries and back problems. "Now I feel like I'm a good player again, he said.

Lndl uponds McEnroo TOKYO Defending champion Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, with returns that kept John McEnroe off balance most of the match, swept to victory in the Suntory Cup Tennis Tournament, 6 4, 6 2, in just 76 minutes. Lendl, who defeated McEnroe, 6 4, 3 6, 6 2. here a year ago, said he was ''hitting the ball so well that he was wrong footed most of the time." First Post 1 00 (EST) lSt 17 000. 4VO UP 7f EcstaticPr H3 HolyShamoly 5 CanrCtchhn H7 ActltOut Greylield 117 StillChempm 1 13 AccontRcvbl 117 7nd 1mi Derivation 170 MindFliortt 103 FireNGtery 110 GracetulPwr I0 MsNnaG 100 MsCapllGn to LadylnLighfs 114 Chromatic lot HewenOrone H2 Ird IIOM. cl mdn3YOup 4f DanccAtnonc It! AmericaSngs 170 Flurried H7 GossimerVel 117 Infraction H7 MyOearstLe I BrentsDrem HO RcgaiSque 170 ath 13 000 d.4YOup 7f LucesLou US SoioEnerqV LyckaOancer Uf heariyFams 115 SweetAmbiin 100 GoodwiliMsn 115 a Croatia H7 ChimmgJel (3 BeirCarmtH I7 iGentieRam 112 a Coup ted Sm ta.SOI.

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3VO. Of The Rorterle SiaMs Trl Bowl (Gatfalwne) pal 40 MyCuttMombotOonaghek My FrwndFran (Carra id Ofl 5 I' Time 5.rched Steek Swan Pertecta it pa 0 IX 0 At Finger Lakes 7m t4 500 3YO us 9i1 The Senecd Leke HandKap Sassy Jewel (Hutet) 4 00 3 40 7 00 Gentte Geme (Mumo) 500 Jacoves Prde Renods 170 Otf 1 4 Time 1 17 Eiact 14 pa 70 TENNIS "I didn't play great) but I didn't play terrible," McEnroe said. "He just overwhelmed me." McEnroe dropped his serve in the ninth game of the final, then Lendl held serve to win the first set. McEnroe lost his serve again at the start of the second set as Lendl took a 3 0 lead Twice in the second set, McEnroe slammed down his racket and col lapsed in fake agony, and twice he shouted at the umpire about calls, one time yelling out "I'm in a bad enough position as it is. How clear does it have to be'' Finally, Lendl put a crosscourt shot out of McEnroe reach for match point Sundstrom gives Swdn win SANTIAGO.

Chile Henrick Sundstrom defeated Chile's Hans Glide meister 61 6, 2 8. 7 5. 6 2. clinching Sweden 4 1 victory in Davis Cup competition, and moved the Swedes into the quarterfinals Sundstrom's victory, his'second in this competition, gave Sweden an insurmountable 3 1 lead in the best of five series, and was followed by Stefan Edberg's 6 4. 4 6', 6 1 triumph over Pedro Rebolledo in an abbreviated three set match.

Sweden, the defending Cup champion, will next play India Aug. 2 4 in India This that La son Duncan of the United States and Italy's Claudio Panatta won their semifinal matches in the Puglia International Tournament. Duncan downed West Germany's Hans Schwaier. 6 3, 6 2, and Panatta. the younger brother of former Italian Davis Cup star Adnano Panatta overcame Spain's Jose Lopez Maeso, 6 0.

3 6, 6 4 Top seeded Ken Ro sewall of Australia easily defeated Spain's Andres Gimeno, 6 2, 6 0 to capture the title at the Mutual Benefit Grand Masters Tournament. Bonnett gets by Waltrip NORTH WILKESBORO. N.C (AP) Neil Bonnett edged teammate Darrell Waltrip by one car length Sunday to claim his second victory of the NASCAR season In the Northwestern Bank 400 Grand National stock car race. Bonnett led 20 of the 400 laps 6n the mile track, and took over the lead for good with 30 laps to go, holding off a stiff challenge from Waltrip over the final 10 laps of the 250 mile race. Bonnett averaged 63.811 mph and picked up S30.023 tor his 15th career victory.

Waltrip. who won six of the previous seven races at North Wil kesboro Speedway and started on the pole Sunday, collected I27.SOO for sec ond place. AUTO RACING Bobby Allison finished third and picked up J12.965 after coming from behind to edge Ricky Rudd by a foot. Geoff Bodine. who blew a tlrt II laps from the finish, was fifth while Bill Elliott was sixth, one lap behind the leaders.

Terry Labonte, the 1JS4 Winston Cup champion', was seventh, also one lap behind the leaders. Sanna wlna Portugvcs CP ESTORIL. Portugal Brazil's Ayrton Senna in a Lotus Renault scored a brilliant first Grand Prix victory, leading from start to finish in a rain soaked Portuguese Grand Prix. Italian Michele Alboreto in a Ferrari was second, the only car in the field that Senna did not lap in a masterful performance. With his second place' in the first championship race in Brazil, Alboreto took the lead in the World Championship standings with 12 points to nine for Senna and France's Alain Prost.

who spun out of the race. Slowed by the often driving rain, the race was stopped after two hours with only 67 of the 69 laps run. France's Patrick Tambay in a Renault was third, one lap behind Senna, with the Brazilian's Italian teammate, Elio de Angelis, fourth. German Stefan Bellof in a Tyrrell Cosworth Carllta smashos racard COMMERCE, Ga. Don "Big Daddy" Garlits smashed an all time National Hod Rod Association speed record at 265 mph in the semifinals and then turned by previous record holder Joe Amato in the Top Fuel finals of the Southern Nationals 'at Atlanta Dragway.

Garlits' speed bettered the 2(4 mph attained by Amato at the 1984 Summer Nationals. "I've always felt the car is capable of that kind of speed," Garlits said. "In fact, the car can even go faster. During that run I spun the tires a little bit and when that happens either you recover or go completely crazy. Fortunately, we recovered." Garlits ran at 258 32 mph in the finals and Amato was clocked at 222 mph.

Kenny Bernstein won the Funny Car title with a speed of 252.15 mph, beating Ed McCulloch clocked at 247.25 mph. The Pro Stock victory went to Butch Leal at 179 91 mph: Don Woos ley won the Alcohol Dragster at 207 85 mph and Vern Moats, the Alcohol Funny Car at 217.07 mph. Rlbba wins ano'lx reca CHANDLER. Ariz. Willy T.

Ribbs, of San Jose. claimed the victory in the SCCA Bendix Brake Trans Am race at Firebird International Raceway Park. Ribbs covered the 100 mile pre mjer race in 1 hour. 16 minutes and 56 91 seconds, averaging 78.31 mph. Ribbs took the lead on lap 16 and was not passed again en route to the victory in the 67 lip race.

Finishing second was Wally Dal lenbach of Basalt, followed by 1984 Trans Am champion Tom Gloy, of Lafayette. Calif. Notoriety is just a nuisance for Bird Continued from page 11 always did. It really is a waste of time. It's an insult, really.

I think Dave Cowens was right when he said it'd be better just to say hello and shake hands. I don't mind when it's kids, it's when adults shove cameras in your face and drunks come by, that's bad I found out there must be a lot of mean little kids in this world People always say to me, 'If I don't get your autograph, my son's gonna kill me when I get There's a lot of parents afraid to go home 'cause their kids are gonna shoot 'em When he's home in Brookline with longtime companion Dinah Mat tingly or an endless stream of company from Indiana, Bird picks his restaurants carefully "I want to go in to eat. pay my bill and get the hell he said. It can be a challenge. 'Back home, 1 don't have those problems, and that's why I go back there People go about it different They don't follow yoijl'around He knows that some of his money and fame are acquired at the expense of his privacy.

"I can't say I don't like making money," said Bird. "I like being secure, but it's strange when you have all this money but you can't go into a mall and spend it There is little evidence of Bird's wealth. He has a nice house in Brook line (the same one he bought before his rookie season) and drives some plush American vehicles, but he dresses like a Wan on his way to Sammy White's Bowladromc. In a league in which Dr and Isiah Thomas wear furs. Bird wears a Republican coth coat "If you look at the house I grew up in and the house I live in now, you'd see how it (money) shows," he said "The house I grew up in had eight kids and two or three bedrooms If you look at the cars I drive and my mom's house (in French Lick), you'd see.

But I don't need Mercedes and all that. They're nice cars, but I can't see putting $50,000 or $60,000 into a car when our house was worth 10. 000. I just can't buy that. And clothes never did catch my eye.

I never really enjoyed 'em. I always wore what I felt comfortable in." Bird admits to self improvement off the parquet, but don't expect to find him reading Tolstoy or signing up for graduate courses at Boston University "I read a couple of books a year," he said (most recently Arthur Schle singer's "Robert Kennedy and His "I like to see movies. The thing I'm hooked on is stones about wars and individuals (He loved "The Killing I like it when the Kennedy shows are on TV, and adventures Offering a realistic summation of his generation. Bird said, "You learn more from TV quicker." In contrast to the old days when he fumed over the disclosure7 of his college. I did, but now I don't.

I skim them. Sometimes I'll read it if I haven't got anything to do." As for his TV interviews, he said. "Sometimes in the locker room when a guy asks me a question, I'm not even listening to myself talk. After, ward they say, 'He Just talked and didn't say and that's exactly right. When I get home, I can't even remember what I said." Bird's Indiana twang and grammatical butcheries wasn't" is a favorite) have survived six years of regional ridicule.

He offers no apologies. "In school. I did what it took to get by," he said. "If I'd applied myself to school like I did to basketball, I'd have gotten straight A's. My kids definitely will have good grammar and be taught the right ways." He thinks more about the future than he used to.

By his own calculation, his 'career is more than half over, "I've proven I can play good basketball, but I'm on a downward slide now," he said. "I got six years In and five to go, and when I go out, I want to go out silently and just leave the game." Then what? "I don't know. I've got some things in mind, but'they're liable to change. My focus on life is now a little differ ent. You get older, and some of the things that looked good don't look broken marriage, his daughter and.

good now, I used to think I wanted to his alcoholic father's suicide news paper and magazine articles about Bird no longer have much effect on him. I really don't care what's written if it the truth," he said. "In teach and coach, but kids have changed and I've changed." Not much. The original lines are still showing and probably always will..