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Page 49 SPOHT The Sydney Morning Herald, Monday, February 15, 1988 Soviet skater cleared At 35, world record-holder pursues his fifth Olympics for Winter Opiipics ace races against ti me p.ii"jw'iii.iy.fww 3 i. A. CALGARY, Sunday: Nikolai Gulyayev, the Soviet speed skater at the centre of a steroids controversy, has been cleared to compete in the Winter Olympics. Norwegian sports officials had called for a ban on the Soviet world champion after allegations that he sold steroids to Norwegian skater Stein Krosby. The Soviet authorities claimed that Gulyayev was an unwitting courier in the affaii and the International Olympic Committee sought clarification of the facts before discussing the case with the International Skating Union.

The IOC said it would make no recommendation to the ISU on the removal of Gulyayev from the Games unless there was clear evidence that an offence had been committed. Two hours before yesterday's Olympic opening ceremony the IOC issued a written statement saying it had discussed the case with the skating union and had taken legal advice. The statement added: "We have come to the conclusion that there JR.H8$W,V '''WwRWvH -u 999 is no valid proof that their the IOC and ISU rules have been violated." Although it did not specifically mention Gulyayev's participation in the Olympics the statement removed any doubt that the Soviet skater would take part in the Games, in which he is aiming to regain his world record. The verdict came as no surprise to Norwegian officials who, two days ago, said they had given up their attempt to have Gulyayev banned. Soviet champions in a five-star performance Flemming, Simon set top marks BRISBANE: Commonwealth Games decathlon representative Simon Shirley and national heptathlon champion Jane Flemming broke national records on a rain-soaked Brisbane track yesterday.

Both achieved Olympic qualifying performances. Shirley, 21, collected 7,911 points a new national mark in the open decathlon at the QEII Stadium. His mark, made with the new javelin introduced last year for decathletes, bettered the record of 7,726 points set by Stuart Andrews, of NSW, last year. Shirley's record-breaking performance came just a week after arriving back from the United States. The third-year physical education student at Washington State University did not expect to break the 7,800 Olympic qualifying mark.

He is now confident he can score the 8,200 points he expects will net him a bronze medal at Seoiil. Flemming, of the Australian Institute of Sport, also broke her Australian record with a tally of 6,399 points yesterday. It is the second Olympic qualifying score set by the Commonwealth Games silver medallist. The first was during the world championships in Rome last year when Flemming finished 10th with 6,149 points. She also recorded four personal best performances yesterday in the shot, long jump, javelin and 800m.

Flemming's next test for the Olympics will be at the national championships next month. Deek beaten in run to tape TOKYO, Sunday: Australia's Robert de Castella finished fourth in a star-studded field in the annual Tokyo marathon today. He weakened in the closing stages and was unable to match the challenge of Abebe Mekon-nen, of Ethiopia, Tanzania's Juma Ikangaa and Joerg Peter, of East Germany, over the final 100m. Mekonnen, 24, won the race in 2hr 8min 33s to break Ikangaa's hopes of his third successive win in this event. De Castella, who holds the world's fourth best marathon time of 2hr 7min 51s, appeared to be heading for his ninth victory in 18 appearances but weakened in the last 2km after running shoulder to shoulder with Ikangaa and Mekonnen from the start.

He finished just 1 6s behind the winner. it'll W-y. By JIM WEBSTER The setting wasn't grand. The weather was murky and the grandstand sprinkled only with competitors, their hardy coaches and families. After all, it was just the preliminary races of the AMP State track and field championships at Sydney Athletic Field.

Any real fireworks should take place next weekend when all the open finals are decided. Yet against this stark and wholly unpretentious backdrop yesterday one of the great figures of track and field presented himself for his open 200 metres heat alongside the young and the eager. Italian Pietro Mennea, who has run faster over this distance than anyone in history, duly completed his heat in a leisurely 21.73s and thus became the the leading qualifier for next Sunday's final which he may or may not run. At the World Student Games in Mexico City in 1979 Mennea ran 200m in the rarefied atmosphere to clock 1 9.72s and break Tommie Smith's II -year-old world record. That still ranks as the world record.

Mennea first ran for his country at the 1972 Munich Olympics, where he won the bronze medal. He ran again in Montreal in 1976, where he finished fourth, and in Moscow in 1980 he achieved the ultimate by beating Allan Wells and Donald Quarrie1 to win the gold medal in 20.19s. In Los Angeles four years later he finished seventh. Now, at 35, Mennea is endeavouring to make the Seoul Olympics. He arrived here in late December for the sunshine which was all too obviously missing yesterday and to train on Canberra's lightning-fast track at Bruce Stadium in an attempt to see whether those aging legs could once more get him into the Italian team.

Mennea is based at the Australian Institute of Sport until next month's national championships in Perth. So he is racing against time now, not just the clock. "I think if I go to Seoul that it will be the first time in history that an athlete has run at five Olympic "Games as well as having made four finals in any one race," he said alter his heat win, his dark eyes sparkling. "So I want to run some good races while I am here in Australia and then back in Italy I'll have another six months of training and 1 think maybe I run better f'' W' 't' iirnmi hi fir ri it d( ttimmtt Ficlure by STEPHEN HOLLAND Paul Greene soars to victory in the under-16 300m hurdles at Sydney Athletic Field yesterday. men down after conceding penalties.

Veteran international Goussarov opened the score with a 14m power-play shot in the 23rd minute. The puck deflected high over Norwegian goalkeeper Vernon Mott. Czechoslovakia, silver medallists behind the Soviets in Sarajevo four years ago, encountered a shock 2-1 defeat by West Germany in the opening pool game. West Germany's Canadian-born goalkeeper Karl Friessen made several outstanding saves in the closing minutes after Peter Schiller scored the decisive goal. CALGARY, Sunday: The Soviet Union began the defence of their Olympic ice hockey crown with a comfortable 5-0 win over Norway here yesterday, but missed several scoring chances against weak opposition.

Norway, seeded llth in the 12-team tournament, held the rated Soviets in the first period but Soviet defender Alexei Goussarov finally broke the deadlock in the second period with a goal and an assist. The Soviets overcame their slow start to limit Norway to only eight shots in the final 40 minutes. Three times the Soviets played two Italy's medal hopes plummet end of the age scale two youngsters who might one day run for their country were making their presence felt at the other end. South Coast runner Paul Greene, 15, won his first two finals the under-16 300m hurdles and the 200m, in which he came from three metres behind as the field straightened up before overhauling Chad Stephenson. Before yesterday, Greene, the national age record-holder over 200m and 400m, had never run further over hurdles than 200m, even in training.

He entered yesterday's event for some light-hearted relief. But he showed a hint of things to come because more than one expert, including his father, Pat, regard him as a possible 400m hurdler. The other youngster to shine was Suzy Walsham, barely 14 and a diminutive 157cm and 36kg. She ran in the under-16 800m then and that I am ready for the Olympics again." But Mennea, who has a doctorate of political science, says that winning medals in now very much out of the question. "I am very old for an athlete," he said with a laugh.

"It is just a good opportunity for me to run in my fifth Olympic Games." Mennea may not come from Canberra for next weekend's final as he has "just a leetle problem" with his right calf muscle. If he does, then the final will also boast former national champion Clayton Kearney, the 1986 world junior 400m champion. Miles Murphy, Los Angeles Olympic sprinter Fred Martin and Australian schools champion Mark Garner. Gamer, incidentally, split Victoria's John Dinan and Mennea over 200m in a meeting in Canberra on Australia Day. The brilliant 18-year-old the youngest among these final fan- final, in which most of her rivals were older and much taller, but blitzed them to win in 2min 9.63s.

Walsham also won the final in the same age group on Saturday. Given she has a year to go at under-16 competition it is clearly just a matter of time before she breaks the State age 800m record of 2min 8.79s perhaps as early as the national under-18 and under-16 championships in Canberra next month. Walsham, one of three children of former Rugby international Keith Walsham, ran without spikes for a change yesterday, but with adhesive tape, wrapped around the balls of her feet and her toes. "I just thought it might make me go even faster," said the Raven-swood School pupil, who has all this tremendous speed and declares that her size will never be a barrier because she is simply "growing A winner of three World Cup giant slaloms last season, Pramotton was one of Italy's top medal hopes, along with slalom-giant slalom ace Alberto Tomba and downhiller Michael Mair. Pramotton is the second Italian skier in three days to be knocked out of the Olympics because of injury.

Downhiller Giorgio Piantanida broke his left knee and left hand and sustained a rib contusion in a fall on Friday during a practice session for today's downhill race. CALGARY, Sunday: Italian slalom skier Richard Pramotton injured his right knee in a training spill yesterday and team officials say it will keep him out of all Olympic events. The 23-year-old skier from Courmayeur sustained a possible kneecap lesion, the Italian team said, and he was taken to a doctor in Calgary for treatment. Pramotton, who was scheduled to race in the combined, super giant slalom, giant slalom and slalom competitions, was hurt in slalom training at Mount Allan, site of the Olympic alpine events. -itfiiitiit-'rt-' ii i in Pietro IMennea cies was barely three years old when Mennea competed in his first Olympics.

While the Italian was attracting much attention yesterday at one SPORT SUMMARY 11) COBURG COUGARS 64 (Maar25 Biicavs 18) NUNAWADING SPECTRES 82 (Russell 22 Maher 20 Gorman 10) AIS PUMAS 51 (Ah Wong 16 Hamilton 16 Morton 9) NORTH ADELAIDE SEPPELT ROCKETS 53 (Daldv 14 Weir 10 Moffa 9) BULLEEN BOOMERS 43 (Frangos 14 Barker 6 Wilts 6). Standings Nunawading Spectres 3-0 Bankstown Lucas Bruins 2-0 Brisbane Bullets 2-0. Seppelt Rocke's 1-0. Seopelt Tigers 1-0. Seppelt Bearcats 1 -0.

Coburg Cougars 0-2 8ulleen Boomers 0-4. Civic Advance Capitals 0-1. AIS Pumas 0-1 Hobart 0-2. WAIS Breakers 0-0 BOWLS Tables: A Wentworthville 62 Macquarie Unt 42 (1 Z4b5) Burwood 42 (1 2437) Epotng 36 Pennant H.lls 34 (0 9541) Lane Cove 34 (0 9345)1 Bexiev 30 Warringah 26 Roseviile 24 (0 9673) Auburn 24 (0 9399) Baulkham Hills 24 (0 S639) Lindfield 24 (0 8494) Canterbury 14 Strathtield 8 Roseviile 58 Warringah 46 Pennant HiUs 36 Lane Cove 35 (1 0139) Lindfield 35 (0 9731) Macquarie Uni 34 (1 2932) Eppmg 34 (1 2781) Bexley 34 (1 1702) Wentworthville 30 Burwood 28 Auburn 22 Canterbury 18 Eaulkham Hills 16 Strath-field 6 Warringah 46 Bexiev 42 Epping 40 Auburn 38 Wentworthville 36 (1 2985) Macquarie Uni 36 (0 9108) Lane Cove 32 Rose-vile 30 (1 0317) Baulkham Hilis 30 (1 0774) Strathtield 30 (0 6534) Burwood 24 Canterbury 20 Pennant Hills 16 Linctield 16 Sydney Uni 72 (2 5420) Warringah (1) 72 (2 2930) Auburn 58 Canterbury 52 Wentworthville 46 Warringah (2) 42 Epping (1) 38 Uni ct NSW 36 Lindfield 34 Pennant Hilis 30 Burwood 23 (0 9932) Epping (2) 28 (0 9455) Lane Cove 22 (0 7703) Bexley 22 (0 5288) Macauarie Uni 20 Baulkham Hills 10 (0 5510) Strathfield 10 (04514) Roseviile 4 Club C'ship Wentworthville 804 War-ringan 786 Epping 660 Macquarie Uni 626 Bexiev 5S4 Auburn 550 Lane Cove 578 Burwood 572 Roseviile 566 Pennant Hills 556 Lindfield 490 Canterbury 410 Baulkham Hills 374 Strathfield 228 Svdnev Uni 216 Uni of NSW 108 Under-24 semi-finals Wentworthville Burwood. Warringah Pennant Hilis no play to be played Feb 21 SHELL NSWJCU: Sf: Watson Shield lllawarra Parramatta no piay.

Hawkesbury Northern District no play Moore Shield St George 3-207 Camaen 149 Hawkesbury-Ku-ring-gai Black-town no plav Cawsey Shield lllawarra 119b Manly 67 Nepean 1 56 Camden 1 55 WAVERLEY UNI OF NSW At Waverley Waverley 1st Innings 179 Uni of NSW 1st Innings BAKER not out 9 PGODBERb Burnett 1 LIVINGSTONE Burnett 12 A PRATT not out 11 Sundries 3 Two wickets for 36 BOWLING: I Burnett 9-2-15-2 Lovett 5-2-9-0. Gardner 2- 1 -4-0. Beard 4 3-2-7-0 Baiting 74 mins Overs 20 3 Matched abandoned 2.47pm. Match drawn. PARRAMATTA FAIRFIELD At Old King's Fairfield 1st Innings 70 Parramatta 1st Inn 7 (dec) 178 Fairfield 2nd Innings HUTCHISON Turrell Wilson 2 DSTIMSONnotcut 16 HIGGINS not out 10 Sundries 2 One wicket for 30 BOWLING Wilson 6 4-1-1 1-1.

A Kershler 5-4-1-0. Aitken 6-4 6-0. Neill 3-0-6-0. Bayl-dcn3-1-5-0 Batting 80 mins Overs 23 4 Mattn abandoned at 12.28pm. Parramatta won on 1st Innings.

RANDWICK SUTHERLAND At Coogee Sutherland 1st Innings 266 Randwick 1st Innings BANWELL not out 47 DOYLE cPnchard Chapman 34 A HARRIS not out 2 Sundries 6 One wicket for 89 BOWLING Cottock 5-0-17-0 Tuite 4-0-14-0. Chapman 4 5-0-11-1. A Clark 6-0-20-0. Weatherall 6-0-24-0. Howard 3- 0-0-0 Batting 96 mins Overs 28 5 Match abandoned at 4.11pm.

Match drawn. NO PLAY IN THE FOLLOWING MATCHES DUE TO RAIN: MOSMAN 1-8 drew with GORDON 275 at Mosman NORTHERN DISTRICT 292 drew with NORTH SYDNEY at North Sydney. PENRITH 9 (dec) 279 drew with MANLY at Howell Oval ST GEORGE 0-52 drew with PETERSHAM 1 1 4 at Hurstville BANKSTOWN 2-184 BAL-MAIN 161 at Drummovne. SYDNEY UNI 1-18 drew with WESTERN SUBURBS 5 (dec) 300 at Pratten Park GRADE TABLE WOMEN THIRD GRADE Bankstown Sports 2-137 (H Cameron 46no Sederry 27no Wilson 23 VV Loveday 1-13) Campbelitown 9-91 (L Curreil 33 McCormick 6-34 Justice 3-47) SCHOOLS GPS ST JOSEPH'S 0-12 drew with NEWiNGTON at Newington HIGH 1-27 drew with ST IGNATIUS at Riverview SCOTS 5-174 (A Sharrock 56 Adlam 34 Dixon 2-45 I McCathie 1 -44) drew with SHORE 0-4 at BeHevue Hill GRAMMAR 7-119(1 Lvgo 35 Gray 28 Durbar 2-41 Malley 3-44) drew with KING'S at Weigall ASSOCIATED SCHOOLS ST ALOYSIUS drew with CRANEROOK at Willougnby No play due to rain. TOOHEYS LIMITED OVERS COUNTRY CUP at Keith Grey Oval.

Sheilharbour Match postponed to Feb 2 1 QANTAS ANNUAL TOURNAMENT: Final Qantas Ground Staff 164 (J Berrell 52 McDonald 42 Smith 3-35 Sherrington 2-1 3) Qantas Flight Stewards 1 37 (N Parker 28 Pate 18 Ridge2-12SDaskey 1-13) at Sydney Uni CITY AND SUBURBAN TEAM to play Newcastle City and Suburban Assoc at Goddard Park, Concord Sunday Feb 211 0.30 am Muspratt (cact) Adlam Cameron Ambrose Suttor Doolan A Andrews Polkinghorn Ruston Adlam Johnston B'calcspear 1 2th man). AND Rd 1 1 A Auburn 8 (dec) .504 drew with Lane Cove. Pennant Hills 142 drew with Epping 2-51. Burwood 217 drew with Bexley. Warringah 1 43 drew with Baulkham Hills 1-58.

Went-worthville 1 (dec) 88 Roseviile 82 and 0-12. Macquarie Uni 233 drew with Lindfield, Canterbury 186 drew with Strathtield 0-1 1 Lane Cove 97 drew with Auburn 2- 32. Epping 8 (dec) 220 drew with Pennant Hills. Burwcod 125 drew with Bexley 3-61. Warringah 9 (dec) 309 drew with Baulkham Hills.

Roseviile 235 drew with Wentworthville. Macauarie Uhl 268 drew with Lindfield Strath-field 108 drew with Canterbury 3- 48 Auburn 3-98 Lane Cove 84 Pennant Hills 243 drew with Epping Bexley 300 drew with Burwood 1-1. Baulkham Hills 227 drew with Warringah 0-5. Roseviile 219 drew with Wentworthville. Lindfield 152 drew with Macquarie Uni 2-12.

Stathfield 158 drew with Canterbury 0-49 Auburn 140 drew with Sydney Uni 4-65. Warringah (2) 1 93 drew with Canterbury 0-10 Epping (2) 134 drew with Wentworthville 3-103. Warringah (1)2 (dec) 80 Macquarie Uni 58 and 4-30. Lane Cove 8 (dec) 285 drew with Uni of NSW 0-5 Pennant Hills 1 96 drew with Lindfield Epping (1 2-1 1 5 Strathtield 95. Baulkham Hills 123 drew with Burwood 3-37 Roseviile 198 drew with Bexley 3-18 Marcel Gery (Can) lm56 62 2 Vadim Yarostchuk (USSR) 1nS6 90.

3 David Wilson (Aust) 1m57 10 4 Tom Ponting (Can) 1 m57 76 5 Carsten Hoffmann (W Ger) 1mS8 7S. 6 Martin Roberts (Aust) lm59 74 100m backstroke 1 Mark Tewksbury (Can) 54 82s. 2 David Berkoff (US) 54 88. 3 Daichi Suzuki (Jap) 54 90 4 Igor Polyanski (USSR) 54 99 5 Frank Hcffmeister (W Ger) 55 19. 6 Sergei Zabolotnon (USSR) 55 51 4xS0m freestyle 1 West Germany (Bernd Hoffmeis-terFrank HenterJochen Guesgen) 1m27 95s 2 US 1m29 44 3 Netherlands 1m30 93 4 France 1m32 15 5 Austria 1m32 80 6 Switzerland 1m32 8S Women: 200m freestyle 1 Manuela Stellmach (E Ger) im56 48s.

2 Luminita Dobrescu (Rom) 1m57 50m. 3 Sabina Schulze (E Ger) 1m57 65. 4 Croft (Brit) 1m58 7Z 5 Kann Bnenesse (Neth) 1m59 34 6 Grace Cornelius (US) 2m00 4S 1O0m breaststroke 1 Susanne Boermke (E Ger) 1 m08 40 2 Elena Dendeberova (USSR) Manuela daiia VaMq (It) 1m08 48 4 Bntta Dahm (W Ger) Guvlaine Cloutier (Can) 1rrt09 94. 6 Margaret (Bnt) 100m butterfly 1 Birte Weigang (E Ger) 59 79s 2 Grace Corneiius (US) 1m00 59 3 Melanie Buddemeyer (US) 1m00 64 4 Agneta Eriksson (Swe) 1m00 73. 5 Manuela Carosi (It) 1m01 27.

6 Kann Seick (W Ger) 1m01 64 200m backstroke 1 Anca Patrascoiu (Rom) 2m12 13. 2 Kia Puhm (Can) 2ml 3 51. 3 Jolanda de Rover (Neth) 2m13 70 4 Nicole Livingstone (Aust) 2m 14 55 5 Katenne Read (Grossbntanmen) 2m15 98 6 Lorenza Vigarani (It) 2ml6 07 200m medley 1 Daniela Hunger (E Ger) 2ml2 24. 2 Marianne Muis (Neth) 2m13S5. 3 Elena Dendeberova (USSR) 2m14 61 4 M.lared Muis (Neth) 2m15 10.

5 Anamania Petricevic (Yug) 2ml6 06 6 Birgit Schulz-Lohberg (W Ger) 2m16 16 4x50m freestyle 1 Ger (Ins ZscherpeKann SeickKatia ZiltoxChristiane Pielke) 1m42 13. 2 US 1m42 67. 3 Romania 1 m43 34 4 Netherlands 1 m43 5 1 5 Denmark 1m44 44. 6 Sweden 1m44 82 SURFING MADDOG PRO JNR. at Byron Bay: Rd 4 ht 1 Munro (Lennox Hd) A Murphy (Cronulla) Ht 2 A Brown (Cronulla) Brabant (Pt Macquarie) Ht 3 A Faunce (Avoca) Russell (Kiama) Ht4 Cornish (Byron Bay) David (Tahiti) Qf 1 Munro David A Faunce Brabant Qf 2 A Murphy 8 Russell Cornish A Brown Sf 1 Munro Russell Sf 2 David A Murphy Final David 5 Munro 0 Cadet: Qf 1 Wills (Bvron Bay) Palmer (Wotlongong) Rocky-Sergeant (US) Cowper (Narrabeen) Qf 2 Spooner (Bulli) Fitzgerald (Narrabeen) Le Roy (Newport) Bevan (Kingscliff) Sf 1 Wills Fitzgerald Sf 2 Palmer Spooner Final Palmer 3 Wills 2.

White Blacktown Citv Hawks no plav. Auburn Macquarie no play. U-13 Eagles 9 Penrith 0 Rebels lib Auburn 4. Fairfield Soorts Workers White no olay. Colyton-St Clair Workers Black no play.

St Marvs Blacktown City Hawks no olay U-14 Auburn Magpies 21 Workers White 1, St Marys Cardinals 9 St Marys Saints 3. Coltyon-St Clair Auburn Barracudas no piay. Fairfield Sports Eagles no play. U-15 Coivton-St Clair 14 St Marys 3 Auburn Heroes 9 Blacktown Workers 5. Auburn Commandos 5 Eagles Blue 1 U-16 Auburn Gorillas 1 1 Eagles 0.

Auburn Gladiators 12 Rebels 1 METROPOLITAN LEAGUE A grade East Hills 4 Sydney Zephyrs 3. Mosman 13b Lidcombe Waratahs 3. NSW Police Hawks 9 Bankstown Sports 0 3 grade Mosman 17 Lidcombe Waratahs 5. Bankstown Sports 9 NSW Police Hawks 0 grade: Hawkes-bury 10 Wildcats 2 graae St Maryas 14 East Hills 5 grade. Eankstown Sports 9 East Hills 0 (All other games abandoned due to rain) CilSXIETCALL NBA: Atlanta Hawks 105 Washington Bullets 103.

Detroit Pistons 82 Chicago Bulls 73 New York Knicks 120 Cleveland Cavaliers 103. Phoen.x Suns 1 16 Sacramento Kings 114. Golden State Warriors 109 Seattle Supersonics 95 NATIONAL LEAGUE SYDNEY KINGS 110 (M Rid-len 33 Carfino 23 I Davies 16 A Svaldenis 16) GEELONG SUPERCATS 106 (S Foggin 34 Hope 20 Mitchell 18) at States Sports Centre. Homebush NORTH MELBOURNE GIANTS 98 (S Fisher 27 Graham 21 Dillon 16) HAWKS 97 (JBateman 33 Gaspard 25 Harmison 14) at Beaton Park. Wollonaonq HOBART TASSIE DEVILS 98 (G Giddmgs 29 Hurst 28 Blight 1 9) MELBOURNE TIGERS 94 (J Bullock 29 A Gaze 29 A Power 1 0) at Hobart WESTSIDE MELBOURNE SAINTS 106 (B Bolden 31 Wain 27 Lewis 18) MELBOURNE TIGERS 102 (AGaze 40 Bullock 1 9 Gomes 1 5) at Keilor Stadium NEWCASTLE FALCONS 127 (M Johnson 33 McDaniei 30 Everen 26) EASTSIDE MELBOURNE SPECTRES 107 (D Uth-off 25 Ross 23 Lucas 19) at Newcastle CANBERRA CANNONS 120 (P Smythe 31 McGeachm 30 Co'trell 19) NORTH MELBOURNE GIANTS 109 (T Dillon 36 Fisher 26 Graham 21) at The Palace Canberra BRISBANE BULLETS 149 (E Atkinson 30 Loggins 29 RacJiiff 24) GEELONG SUPERCATS 85 (S Foggin 30 Mitchell 20 Hope 12) at Boondall Sports Stadium.

Brisbane PERTH WILDCATS 101 (J Crawford 30 Kuiper 23 Torrance) ADELAIDE 36-ERS 98 (M McKay 21 Davis 21 Jones 1 7 A Green 1 7) NBL STANDINGS Hanigan (IBS) 24 80s. Amanda Christie (QLD) 25 30s. Melinda Gainstord (RW) 25 38s 800m: Jodie West (RB) 2m13 97s. Lynda! Ross (SD) 2m 14 00s. Joanne McKenzie (SD) 2m22 82s 3G00m: Bronwyn Bickford (RBK) 10m42 52s 400m Hurdles: Adnenne Rainbird (QLD) 1m01 43s.

Annette Cavanagh (SD) 1m01 45s. Karen Schreiber (NOW) 1mOS06s 3000m Walk: Jane Saville (SS) 14m25 79s. Michelle Keys (NEP) 14m32 72s. Natalie McKean (WOOLD) 14m46 12s Triple jump Katrma Tarrant (CRH) 1163m. Ashley Edwards (ACT) 11 14m.

Bettma Raiss (RBK) 1109m Javelin Vanessa Hagens (CPH) 40 32m. Vanessa Hooper (NS) 36 78m. Leanne Tregeaqle (SD) 33 13m U-16: 200m: Ht 1 Rachel Hale (RW) 26 16s. Anne Minns (ACT) 26 38s. Michelle Williams (TW) 27 70s Ht 2 Rebecca Vormister (WSF) 25 20s.

Natasha Skewes (TW) 25 91s. Leome Attenerton (ES) 27 49s Rebecca Vormister (WSF) 25 04s. Rachel Hale (RW) 25 73s Natasha Skewes (TW) 25 97s 800m: Ht 1 Fiona McCar-thy (MS) 2m19 48s Natalie Pearce (CRH) 2mi9 55s Trary Hargreaves (WSF) 2m20 84s Ht 2. Suzy Walsham (RBK) 2m18G7s. Jodi Stone (SD) 2m18 89s.

Leanne Wilford (IBS) 2m19 74s Suzy Waliham (RBK) 2m09 63s. Fiona McCarthy (MS) 2m12 95s. Nat3lte Pearce (CPH) 2m14 40s 3000m: Jodie Young (ES) 9m56 27s Julie Beckhaus (RBK) 10m26 96s Jodie Toner (SMC) 1 1m10 66s 300m Hurdles: Kieran Lipnni (SD) 45 75s Tracey Gibb (NOW) 47 12s. Jean-ine Ward (J) 47 48s TriDle jump Katrma Tarrant (CRH) 12 15m. Karen Charlton (HD) 11 91m Vanessa Welborn (PRH) 11 11m Discus Knsta Jaamste (CRH) 37 63m.

Cassandra Chapman (RW) 37 30m. Cathy Gardiner (TW) 36 72m Javelin Lara Woodbury (MW) 38 64m Amanda Butler (ACT) 38 38m. Cathy Gardiner (TW) 33 32m. AUST FOOTBALL NATIONAL PANASONIC CUP HAWTHORN 1 6 6 6 15 7 16 9 (1 05) BRISBANE BEARS 4 2 6 3 7 4 12 8 (80) Goals: Hawthorn Brereton 6 Dunstall 4 Wittman 2 Russo 2 Dear Platten Brisbane Bears Fidge 5 Harris 3 Mickan Williams Dickson Fhilhps Best: Hawthorn Platten Wittman Brereton Tuck Russo Condon Brisbane Bears Richardson Fidge Mclvor Judge Williams Dickson Injuries: Brisbane Bears Harris (ankie) Fidge (dislocated finger) Reports Nil Umpires Rich Carland GEELONG 1 2 6 3 9 6 12 7 (79) 5T KILDA 0 5 1 7 5 11 7 17 (59) Goals: Geelong Lindner 3 Russell 3 Bairstow 2 Bews 2 Scott Cameron St Kilda Lockett 2 Owen 2 Winmar Peter-Budge Kourkoumelis Best: Geelong Bews Bruns Bairstow Bos Lindner St Kilda Gotch Kourkoumelis Sheidon Peter-Budge Elphmstcne Injuries: Geelong Troy (cut ankle) Hocking (cut over eve) St Kilda A Jones (snoulder) Reports Nil Umpires Forster Harris Crowd 13.458 at VFL Park Gate $30431 NEXT MATCHES: Wednesday Collingwood Ntn Melbourne at VFL Park Saturday West Coast Eagles Sydney Swans at WACA Ground Perth BASEBJILL MAJOR LEAGUE FIRST GRADE At The Glade KURING-GAIv BAULKHAM HILLS At Whalan Reserve ST MARYS WESTERN SUBURBS (Games not played due to rain) CUMBERLAND JNR U-8 St Marys Saints 23 Auburn Hamsters 19 Auburn Chipmunks 15 Colyton St Clair 14. Blacktown City Hawks 14 Blacktown Workers 6.

St Marys Cardinals Eagles no play U-9 Auburn Gremlins 20 Blacktown City Hawks 7. Eagles Blue 19 Blacktown Workers 4. Auburn Braves 9 Colyton-St Clair 2 St Marys 8 Eagles Gold 2 U-IO Blacktown Workers 32 Colyton-St Clair 8. Eagles Gold 12 Eagles Blue 10 U-11 Eagles Gold 8 Blacktown City Hawkes 3 Eagles Blue 1 1 St Marvs Saints 7 ATHLETICS TOKYO MARATHON 1 Abebe Mekonnen (Ethiopia) 2ham3Js 2 Juma Ikanqaa (Tanz) 2 08 42 3 joerg Petpr (E Ger) 1 208 47 4 Robert de Castella (Aust) 2C8 49 5 Rait Sai7mann (W Ger) 2 10 10 6 lymu Sennai (jaD) 2 10 59 7 Douglas Wakihun (Kenva) 2 1 1 57 8 Toru Mimura (tao) 2 12 14 9 Hiromi Tamguchi (jap) 2 13 16 10 Haruo Urata (Jap) 2 14 53 US INTERNATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY TRIALS: Men 12km 1 George Nicholas j8m 13s. 2 Dirk Lakeman 38m23 3 Pat Porter 38rr30 Women's 6km 1 Lvnn Jennings 2lm16 2 Annie Schweit-zer 21m19 3 Sabrina Dornhcefer 21nv6 Jnr Men's 8km 1 Todd Williams 26m07.

2 John Myers 26m33. 3 Dan Maas 26m36 US OLYMPIC INVITATIONAL at East Rutherford. New Jersey US unless slated Men: 55m Hurdles 1 Greg Poster 7 01s 2 Renaldo Nehemiah and Arthur Blake 7 1 1 dh 55m 1 Brian Cooper 6 05 2 Emmit King 6 13. 3 Vladimire Krylov (USSR) -6 14 400m 1 Antonio McKay 47 04. 2 Michaei Franks 47 86 3 Butch Reynolds 48 44 500m 1 Rod Haley 1m02 04 2 Ian Morns 1 m02 56.

3 Chip Jenkins 1 m02 84 800m 1 Dieudonne Kwizera 1 mSO 1.4 2 Jack Armour ImSO 15 3 John Marshall 1m50 37 1.000m 1 Sammy Koskei (Kenya) 2ml9 18 2 Ray Brown 2m19 20 3 Butch Brown 2m20 90 3.000m: 1 Brian Absh.re 7m41 57 2 Yobes Ondieki (Kenya) 7m4S 87 3 Terry Brahm 7m47 55 Mile 1 Marcus Sulh-van (Ire) 3m50 94 2 Peter Elliott (Brit) 3mS3 70 3 Jose Luis Gonzalez (Spa) 3m55 00 1.500m Waik: 1 Tim Lewis 5m1 3 53. 2 Ed O'Rourke 5m33 1 1 3 Curtis Fisher 5m34 02 Pole Vault 1 Earl Bell 5 70m. 2 Podion Gautallm (USSR) -5 60m 3 Scott Davis 5 60m High lump 1 Jimmy Howard 2 34m 2 i Brian Stanton 2 31m 3 Milt Ottey 2 31m Women: 55m Hurdles 1 Rosalind Council 7 S3 2 Kim McKenzie 7 55. 3 Lavonna Martin 7 56 55m 1 Gwen Torrence 6 60 2 Shei'a Echols 6 73 3 Diane Williams 6 76 4C0m 1 Diane Dixon 52 63 2 Valerie 6nsco 52 93 3 oiga Bryzgina (USSR) 53 51 800m 1 4, Joetta Clark 2m02 58. 2 DeDbie Grani 2m04 41.

3 Genes.a Eddins 2m07 06 Mile 1 Doma Melinte (Rom) 4m18 86 (world indoor record) 2 Kirstv Wade (Bnt) 4m27 1 7. 3 Mitica Junghratu-Con-' stantin (Rom) 4m32 81 Long Junto 1 Jackie Jovner-Kersee 7 02m. 2 Jennifer Inniss6 45m INDOOR MEETING in Lievin, France MEN 60m 1 Bruno Marie-Rose (Fra) 6 71 sees. 2 Javier Artjues 'r (Spain) 6 72 3 Daniel Sangouma (Fra) 6 83 60m hurdles 1 Philip Aubert (Fra) 7 79 sees. 2 Franck Chevallier (Fra) 7 91 3 Fabien Niederhaeuser (Switz) 7 93 i 20m 1 James Butler (US) 20 64 sees 2 Bruno Mane-Rose (Fra) 21 07.

3 Wallace Spearman (US) 21 15. 4 Achmed De Kom (Neth) 21 47 400m 1 Waiter McCoy (US) 47 13 sees. 2 Mark Rowe (US) 47 14. 3 Chnstophe Gons (Fra) 47 56 800m 1 Rob Drup-. pers (Neth) 1min 47 64sec 2 Coleman Trabado (Spain) Im47 33.

3 Tit'ane Boy (Senegal) 1m49 13 3000m 1 Jacky Carher (Fra) 6min 00 79sec 2 Jay Woods (US) 8m02 46 3 ipkoech Cherui-i vol (Kenya) 8m03 68 High jump 1 Jerome Carter (US) 2 30 2 Clarence Saunders (Bermuda) .2 27 Pole vault 1 Dave Kenwor- thy (US) 5 50m. 2 Gerard Pneau Fra) 5 40 3 Serge Ferrera (Fra) 5 30 Shot put 1 Greg Trafalis i (US) 1964s 2 Jim Doehrmg (US) 19 60 Triple jump 1 Ray Kimbell "US) 16 50 m. 2 Aiayi Agbebaku (N'9) 15 96. 3 Claes Rahm (Swe) WOMEN 60m 1 Laurence Bily (Fra) 7 21 sees 2 Els Vader (Neth) 7 27 3 Claudia Ehssen (Neth) 7 44 60m hurdles 1 Laurence Elloy (Fra) 8 02 sees 2 Maryan Oluslaoer (Neth) 8 05. 3 Florence Code (Fra) 8 07 High jump 1 Hann Haugland (Nor) 1 83m 2 Maryse Ewange-E-pee (Fra) 1 79 3 Mane-Chnstine Bressy (F-KOMn Dorp (Neth) S4 57 Long jump 1 Sandra Cra-men (Switz) 6 35m 2O0m 1 Els VUder (Neth) 23 64 secs'2 te Cassin (Fra) 23 79.

Alice Jackson (US) 24 16 Paul Greene (Now) 6 53m Pole vault: Roy Zigra (Jenson) 2 65m. Shot put Chad Stephenson (MS) 16 24m. Christopher Impey (SD) 15 15m Chris Mastoris (SS) 14 85 Hammer Chris Mastoris (SS) 36 18m. Craig Mazierk (Pen) 2460m Tremayne Porter (MW) 24 18m WOMEN: Open: 100m Ht 1: Leanne Sullivan (TW) 12 33s. Susan Butler (NS) 12 37s.

Kathleen Sambell (Qld) 12 41s Ht 2: Maree Holland (TW) 12 07s. Nicolie Boegman (RW) 12 21s. Gina Tovo (Liv) 12 47s 400m Ht 1 Maree Holland (TW) 52 33s. Melissa Babbage (RK) 55 85s. Liz Nash (NS) 55 95s Ht 2 Sharon Ellis (Qld) 53 77s Jennifer Lauren-det (NS) 55 33s Anne Capel (TW) 56 71s U-20: 3000m walk Michelle Keyes (Nep) 14m28 00s.

Michelle Jones (WSF) 14m31 57s. Natalie McKean (Woolgoolga) 14m44 37s Hammer Bernadette Ferone (SS) 39 20m. Melinda Stone (Nep) 35 78m. Christine Greenall (CRH) 30 60m U-18: 100m Ht 1 Melinda Galnsford (RW) 12 49s. Jemma Ignacz (HD) 12 82s.

Jaylene Costeiio (IBS) 13 02s Ht 2 Kylie Hanigan (IBS) 12 69s. Amanda Christie (Q) 12 87s. Kelly Wilkinson (St Geo W) 13 25s 400m Ht 1 Natasha Stenberg (BH) 57.27s. Kaylene Costeiio (IBS) 57 71s. Gemma Itnacz (BH) 57 80s Ht 2: Annette Cavanagh (SD) 56 44s.

Adnenne Rainbird (Qld) 57 14s. Lvndal Ross (SE) 57 59s. 1500m Vickey Coakley (MW) 4m29 1 0s. Jodie West (RB) 4m44 90s Bronwvn Bickford (RK) 4m44 95s 100m hurdles Michelle Deverell (ACT) 15 39s. Lolita Zizek (RW) 15 53s.

Gunilla Rupp (Ryde) 16 04s Long jump Anne Parker (RK) 4 79m. Lucette Ariens (SS) 4 76m. Tracey Cumbc (RW) 4 51m High jump: Kelly Wilkinson (St Geo W) 1 64m and Katharine Mullaney (IBS) 1 64m eo 1. Shana Sneddon (Bal) I 62m and Jennifer Street (St Geo W) 1 62m eg 3 Shot put Knsta Jaamste (CRH) 12 16m. Samantha Cox (RH) 12 01m Cathy Gardiner (TW) 1 1 65m Discus: Felicity Johnstone (CRH) 39 70m.

Cathy Gardiner (TW) 37 98m Joanne Preedy (CRH) 35 94m U-16: 100m Ht 1 Rebecca Vormister (WSF) 12 54s. Rachel Hale (RW) 12 85s. Michelle Williams (TW) 13 39s Ht 2 Natasha Skewes (TW) 12 69s. Anne Minns (ACT) 12 73s. Joanne Swan (Cam) 13 23s 1500m Suzy Walsham (RK) 4m33 41s.

Jodie Young (ES) 4m37 78s. Julie Beckhaus (RK) 4m46 84s 90m hurdles Roshelle Higgins (ACT) 14 10s. Karen Charlton (HD) 14 66s Keiran Lionni (Suth) 1 4 76s 1 500m walk Jane Saville (SS) 6m38 44s Christine Stratford (St G) 6m47 34s Sharon Pearce (CRH) 6m49 64s Long jump Katriona Tarrant (CRH) 5 45m. Karen Charlton (HD) 5 41m Vanessa Welborn (CRH) 5 22m High jump Rachelle Higgins (ACT) 1 63m. Amanda McDonnell (SD) 161m Danielle Havman (ACT) 1 61m Shot put Knsta Jaamste (CRH) 12 00m Cassandra Chapman (RW) II 99m.

Cathy Gardiner (TW) 11 31m Cancelled events will be held on Saturday Februa-y 20 Yesterday MEN: Open: 200m Ht 1 Clavton Kearney (MW) 22 35s Peter Gandy (RBH) 22 36s Patrick Kame (SU) 22 66s Ht 2 Pietro Mennea (It) 21 73s Greg Vidler (RW) 22 25s. Steven Shad-well (RBH) 22 71s Ht 3 Miles Murphy (ES) 21 94s Mark Rosenberg (UNSW) 22 57s Edward Vander-jagt (CB) 22 83s Ht 4 Mark Garner (HEP) 22 49s Ham-ish Halley (ES) 22 72. Stuart Miller (WSS) 23 12s Ht 5: Fred Martin (TW) 21 95s. David Turnbull (RBH) 22 60s Anthony Hough (ES) 2310s 800m Ht 1 Gary Sheumack (SD) 1mS6 49s Peter Hepworth (RBH) 1m56 50s David Biczo (Glen) lmS7 07s Ht 2 Julian Scott (ES) 1mS7 14s Craig Honevbrook (ES) 1m57 57s Stuart Paterson (CRH) 1mS7 78s Ht 3 Michel Tnnca (WSF) 1m56 89s Jim Saver (TW) 1m57 2ls. James Templeton (NS) 1m57 55s Ht 4 Alan Ozolins (NOW) 1m55 78s David Lightfoot (NEWV) 1m56 67s Paul Tape (TW) 1m56 87s Ht 5 Ian Gaugry (WSF) 1m58 28s.

Edgar Linder (Qld) 1m58 60s. Phillip Austin (CTC)1m58 74s Ht 6 Strachan. Barkley (BAYS) 1mS7 22s. Barry Moore (TW) 1m57 5 5s. Dean Kenneallv (TW) 1m58 62s Ht 7 Anthony Bond (ACT) 1m58 75s.

Jason Maxwell (NPN) lm59 16s. Gregory Bowman (SD) 1mS9 4Ss S-f 1 Michael Tnnca (WSF) 1m52 77s. Anthony Bond (ACT) 1m53 75s. Edgar Linder (Qld) 1mS4 07s Sf 2: Alan Ozolins (Nowra) lm48 49s, Peter Hep-worth (RB) 1m51 20s. Gary Schu-mack (SD) 1m52 19s St 3 Ian Gaudry (WSF) 1m5177s.

Dean Kenneally (TW) lm52 68s David Viczo (GLenbrook) 1m54 25s 5000m: James Harrison (UNSW) 14m16 86s. Peter Hut-ton (SD) 14m 17 33s. Wayne Lar-den (RBK) I4m26 91s 400m Hurdles: Ht 1 Kenneth Gordon (AISQ) 54 1 9s. Steve Endean (RB) 55 04s. Darren Wright (AISWA) 56 10s Ht 2 Andrew Zorzit (QUE) 51 98s.

Hamish Halley (ES) 52 10s. David Misson (UNSW) 54 97s U-20: 200m: Ht 1 George Kakkotas (TW) 22 43s. Shauw Beattie (IBS) 22 83s. Mark Carter (NS) 22 86s ht 2: Tim Jackson (NS) 22 48s. Christopher Davis (SD) 22 68s Geoff Sawyer (TW) 22 78s 800m: Ht 1 Xander Vanruen (GOS) 1 m56 68s.

Edward Storey (YAS) 1m5e 75s. Dean Blundell (ACT) 1m59 96s. Ht 2 Martin Tait (ES) 1 m55 52s Daniel Palmer (SD) 1m56 33s. Matthew Tonge (STD) 1m59 14s Ht 3 Stephen Smart (WSF) 1m56 02s. Nigel Nixon (SD) 1m57 08s.

Cris-tohoer White (NS) 1m57 28s 5000m: David Rundie (NEWU) 15m6 72s. Geoffery Berkeley (CRH) 15m18 08s. Patrick Harris (MPN) 15m30 78s Javelin Hakan Oztas (TW) 58 98m. Sullivan (SD) 56 62m, Jermey Owens (MPN) 5562m U-18: 200m: Stephen Perrv (NEP) 22 56s. Glen McCarthy (RYDE) 22 68s.

Paul Henderson (MS) 2 85s 800m: Ht 1 Jason Dunn (ACT) 2m191s. Paul Yates (ACT) 2m 1 94s. James Copland (NS) 2m2 06s Ht 2 James Jeffrey (SD) 1m59 11s. Craig Brien (NEP) 1m59 18s. David Forster (R) 2m0 53s Craig Brien (NEP) 1m55 58s.

James Jeffrey (SD) 1m56 84s. Jason Dunn (ACT) 1m59 93s 3000m: Robert Mitchison (MPN) 8m43 64s. Ashley Hawkins (RB) 8m45 77s. Arron Moles (CRH) 8m54 30s 400m: Michael Towns (RW) 55 81s. Darren Jones (MS) 56 42s.

Sean Radi (NS) 5923s 3000m Walk: Colin Ward (FS) 13m5 07s. Kenneth Clifford (NEP) 13m20 21s Andrew Brown (CTC) 13m32 66s Triple jump Stephen McCann (BCT) 1 3 94m Geoffrey Workamn (CES) 13 79m Derek Zorzit (QUEAN) 13 70m High jump Warren Lefebyre (LIS) 2 07m. Andrew Davis (CESS) 2 00m. Stephen McCann (BCT) 1 96m Javelin Jeremy Owens (MPN) 57 52m Tim Sullivan (SD) 57 14m Martin Saunders (HD) 55 94m Shot-out Scott Opium (TAR) 17 71m. Greg Hunt (NEP) 15 99m.

Jason Imoey (SD) 15 11m U-16: 200m: Ht 1 Robert Taylor (ACT) 23 95s Chris Benscher (NS) 24 21s. Matthew Sais (CRH) 25 26s Ht 2 Paul Greene (NOW) 23 25s. GlennS-porrs (TW) 24 1 3s. Ryan Coughlan (SS) 24 50s Ht 3 Chad Stephenson (MS) 22 93s. Greog Camps (NW) 23 28s Bret Stumbles (IBS) 24 21s Paul Greene (NOW) 22 40s.

Chad Stephenson (MS) 22 69s. Greg Camps (NW) 23 1 1s 800m: Ht 1 Gregg Angel (SD) 2m3 90s. James Dixon (NOW) 2m6 52s. Michael Amante (SS) 2m6 58s Ht 2 Matthew Sadier (TAM) 2m3 94s. Robert Wunder (RBK) 2m3 97s Matthew Lati-more (SS) 2m4 33s Robert Wunder (RBK) lm55 50s.

Gregg Angel (SD) 1mS9 18s Michael Amante (SS) 1 mS9 40s 3000m: Aaron Hunt (SS) 9m 1 0 4 7s. Simon Hudson (RBK) 9m10 60s. Matthew Sadlier (TAM) 9m12 18s 300m Hurdles: Paul Greene (NOW) 39 79s Daniel Walker (CB) 4073s Bret Stumbles (IBS) 40 93s Triple Jump David Scott (NE) 13 34m Jason Zabield (NEP) 12 55m. Brian Judd (SS) 12 17s High jump Glenn Morante (WAR) 1 90m. Michael Hanson (PEN) 175m.

Brent Vallance (JEN) 1 70m Discus Craig Mazurek (PEN) 52 78m Andrew Mcllwaine (GIRR) 52 54m. Christopher Impey (SD) 50 44m Javelin Ian Wilson (HD) 56 50m. Bret Stumbles (IBS) 53 76m. Chris Mastoris (SS) 46 32m WOMEN: Open: 200m: Ht 1 Kathleen Sambell (QLD) 24 98s Liz Nash (NS) 25 84s Melissa Babbage (RBK) 25 87s Ht 2 Maree Holland (TW) 24 16s Susan Butler (NS) 25 37s. Lisa Clarke (TW) 25 86s Ht 3 Leanne Sullivan (TW) 25 02s Julie Austin (RW) 25 38s Helen Graham (BS) 25 88s U-20: Javelin Lisa Roberts (IBS) 42 82m.

Vanessa Hagens (CRH) 41 24m Christine Greenall (CRH) 32 46m U-18: 200m: Ht 1 Melinda Gainsford (RW) 25 17s Gemma Ignacz (BH) 25 78s. Kelly Wilkinson (STGW) 25 92s Ht 2 Amanda Christie (QLD) 25 22s Kylte Hanigh (IBS) 25 77s Lyn-dal Ross (SD) 2640s Kylie NSW CSHfPS At Sydney Athlstic Field Saturday MEN: Open: 100m Ht 1 Reid Pryor (Vic) 1 1 33s. Stuart Miller (WSF) 11 35s Paul Stenhouse (ES) 1 1 72s Ht 2 Fred Martin (TW) 1 1 00s Bruce Gulliver (NH) 11 33s Stephen Shadwell (RB) 1152s Hf 3 Clayton Kearney (MW) 1 1 33s. David Turnbull (PB) 1 1 40s. Hamish Hahey (KS) 1 1 43s HI 4 Tim Jackson i'NS) 11 36s Edward yar, jer jage (CB) 1 1 63s.

David Dvvorianynrb (RB) 1166s 400m Ht 1 Mark Rosenberg (U NSW) 49 69s Alex W.rinski (RB 49 95s Ken Gordon (Qld) 50 24s Ht 2 Miles Murphy (ES) 47 13s Patrick Came (Syd U) 49 07s Tim Jenner (ES) 49 72s Ht 3 Robert Baliard (RK) 48 1 Is Peter Gandy (RB) 49 18s Julian Scott (ES) 49 52s Ht 4 Alan Ozoiins (Now) 49 23s Anthony Bond (ACT) 49 42s Greg Bidler (RW) 50 27s Ht 5 Mark Garner i Neo) 48 33s Anthony Hough (ES) 49 28s. Jim Saver (TW) 49 57s Sf 1 Miles Murphy (ES) 45 95s Alan Ozolins (Now) 47 15s Anthony Bond (ACT) 47 64s Sf 2 Mark Garner (Neo) 46 86s. Robert Ballard (RK) 47 04s Peter Gandy (RB) 48 59s. 1500m Ht 1 Gary Sheumack (Suth) 3m54 05s. Michael Donnelly (MW) 3m54 43s John Gordon (Suth) 3mS8 84s Ht 2 Peter Hecworth(RB) 4m01 97s.

Michael Tnnca (WSF) 4m02 72s. Stuart Moore (MW) 4m03 43s Ht 3 Martin Mate (ACT) 3m54 86s. David Lightfoot (Newcastle Uni) 3m55 06s. David Diczo (GB) 3m59 39s U-20: 100m Ht 1 George Kokkotas (TW) 1125s. Shaun Beattie (ieS) 1 1 57s.

Christopher Kmgtit (CB) 11 68s Ht 2 Christopher Davis (Suth) 1133s. Mark Carter (NS) 1 1 53s. Matthew Williams (MS) 1 1 54s 400m Ht 1 Jeff Saver (TW) 46 59s. George Kokkotas (TW) 49 37s. Chris Knight (CB) 4971s Ht 2: Andrew Zorzit (Quean) 48 60s Anthov Ryan (Qld 43 82s.

Mark Carter (NS) 50 97s 1500m Ht 1: Darren Wilson (Vic) 3m59l2s Martin Tait (ES) 4m01 95s. David Rundle (Newcastle Uni) 4m03 60s Ht 2 Danile Palmer (Suth) 3m57 35s. Edward Storey (Yass) 4m01 53s. Russell Stokes (CRH) 4m02 03s 5000m walk Andrew Brown (CTC) 23m04 06s. Colin Ward (SS) 23m47 09s.

Graeme Huxley (EPH) 2SmS0 60s Hammer Roy Wh'tehouse (RB) 45 Greg Hutt (Nep) 42 84m U-1 1 00m Ht 1 Paul Henderson (MS) 1 1 34s. Chau Loung (TW) I 1 57s Michael Towns (RVV) II 73s Ht 2 Glen McCarthy (R) 1 1 55s. Sev Waqataireua (TW) 1177s. Bradiey Tattam (NS) I 1 84s Ht 3 Stephen Perry (Nep) II 45s. Jason Kougelhs (ES) 11 56s.

Darren James (MS) 12 17s 400m Ht 1 Andrew Bursill (ES) 50 89s Danny Aarons (WSF) 52 61s. Raymond Kos (SS) 53 1 2s Ht 2 Craig Brien (Nep) 50 48s. Steven Smart (WSF) 50 79s. Andrew Richard (Singleton) 52 Ht 3 Steven Perry (Nep) 52 Jason Hooker (Lis) 53 38s. Sean Connor (ES) 53 83s 1500m Jason Dunn (ACT) 4m01 40s James Jeffrey (Suth) 4m02 27s.

Ashiev Hawkins (RB) 4m03 40s 110m hurdles Michael Towns (RW) 15 73s David Wein-stein (UNSW) 15 91s. Nathan Klienko (RB) 15 94s Long jump Paul Henderson (MS) 6 82m Robert Rafferty (RW: 6 74m Geoffrey Workman (CES) 6 62m Pole vault Sean Radi (NS) 4 20m. Jeffrey Wood (Walls) 3 70m Donald Dickson (Walls) 3 20m Shot put Scott Odium (Tar) 17 71m (NSW U-18 rec). Greg Hunt (Nep) 15 99m. Jason Impey (Suth) 15 11m Discus Darren Pitchfork (NS) 52 00m Jason Impey (SD) 50 24m.

Stephen Dwight (CRH) 46 84m Hammer Darren Pitchfork (NS) 58 60m (NSW U-18 rec). Greg Hunt (Nep) 57 34m Warren Roach (MS) 44 28m U-16: 100m Ht 1 Chad Stephenson (MS) 1141s. Christopher Benscher (NS) 1 1 65s. Greg Camps (MW) 1 1 66s Ht 2 Paul Green (Now) 1 1 34s Robert Tavlor (ACT) 1 1 42s. Glen Spoors (TW) 1 1 93s 400m Ht 1 Paul Greene (Now) 53 25s.

Cameron Bird (SD) 53 53s Ryan Coughlan (SS) 53 79s Ht 2 James Dixon (Now) 53 36s Michael Amande (SS) 53 46s. Daniel Walker (CB) 53 56s 1500m Aaron Hunt (SS) 4m1157s. Luke Neill (WSF) 4m12l6s. Wayne Lear (WSF) 4m 12 69s 100m hurdles Giles Rooney (BAR) 14 57s. Daniel Walker (CB) 14 67s Bret Stumbles (IBS) 14 70s 1500m walk Kenneth Clifford (Nep) 6m18 55s.

Steven Frost (SS) 6m43 91s. Andrew Mitchell (SS) 7m004i0s Long jump David Scott (NE) 6 63m. Jason Zabielo (Nep) 6 59m. THREE-DAY INT NATIONAL SHORT-COURSE COMPETITION in Bonn. West Germany Day 2 Men: 100m freestyle 1 Ste-phan Caron (Fra) 48 64s 2 Gren-adi Prigcda (USSR) 48 79.

3 Stefan Volery 49 13 4 Troy Dalby (US) 49 39 5 Tom Stachewicz (Aust) 49 73 6 Frank Henter (W Ger) 49 98 400m freestyle: 1 Giorgio Lamberti (It) 3m41 74s (world best) 2 Stefan Pfeiffer (W Ger) 3m44 30 3 Gary Vandermeulen (Can) 3m46 1Q 4 Vladimir Salnikov (USSR) 3m47 02. 5 Thomas Fahrner (W Ger) 3m47 62 6 Kevin Bovd (Brit) 3m48 70 200m breaststroke 1 Victor Davis (Can) 2m09 06. 2 David Lundberg (US) 2m 12 78 3 Adrian Moorhouse (Brit) 2m12 85. 4 Andrea Cecchi (It) 2m 13 76. 5 Jon Cleveland (Can) 2m15 36.

6 Hartmut Wedekind (W Ger) 2m16 21 200m butterfly 1 MEN'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS In Auckland SINGLES Final David Bryant (Eng) Willie Wood (Scot) 25-22 Third pla'te Garin Beare (Zimb) Ken Williams (Aust) 25-22 Finishing order 1 David Bryant (Eng). 2 Willie Wood (Scot). 3 Garin Beare (Zimb). 4 Ken Williams (Aust). 5 Robert Weale (Wales).

6 Stan Eso'e (Ire). 7 Alt Wallace (Can) 8 George Souza (HK). 9 Pete' Belliss (NZ). lOCecil Bransky (Isr). 1 1 Mike Nicolie (Guernsey).

12 Malcolm Stewart (PNG) 13 And Taylor (Zamb). 14 Jose Riveros (Arg). 15 Bob Elliott (Swazi) 16 Peter Jeens (Malawi). 1 Neil Mclnnes (US). 16 Mel David (Botswana).

19 David Le Marquand (jersey). 20 Peter Fong (Fiji). 21 Brian Jennings (Kenya). 22 Tolovaa Tuitolo-vaa (W Samoa) 23 Jimmy Ueyama (jap) FOURS: Minor placing playoffs Australia Scotland 31-14. Hong Kong Botswana 18-10.

Fni Israel 19-16 Zimbabwe Zambia 23-18. Canada Papua New Guinea 25-18. Guernsey Swaziland 20-19 Jersey US 22-18. Western Samoa Malawi 22-21. Kenya Argentina 23-15 Japan did not play nishing order 1 Ireland 2 New Zeaiand.

3 England. 4 Wales. 5 Austratia 6 Scotland. 7 Hong Konti. 8 Botswana, 9 Fin.

10 Israel. 11 Zimbabwe. 12 Zambia. 13 Canada 14 Papua New Guinea. 15 Guernsey 16 Swaziland.

1 7 Jersey. 18 US 19 Western Samoa. 20 Malawi. 21 Kenya 22 Argentina. 23 Japan LEONARD TROPHY (most consistent nation) 1 England 84 pts.

2 New Zealand 83. 3 Scotland 81. a Australia 71.5 Wales 70 6 Ireland 69. 7-ecual Hong Kong. Israel.

Papua Now Guinea 58. 10 Zimbabwe 55. CLUB CARSS PARK: Esanda Summer Carnival: Triples Qf Bath (Cron) Meiham (Taren Pt) Ausle-brook (Fran Dr) A Haworth (Win-dang) CRONULLA RSL: Mxd fours c'ship Pnelan Beaton Beaton Hilton 32 Collins Bailey Co'iins Stutchbury 19. Tarhngton Judge Tarlington A Hamling 29 McDonald Jack-man McDonald Arnold 22 GOP. DON: New players singles Caiov 3 1 Garwood 29 OATLEY: Mxd pairs c'ship Tattersail Birkett 18 Skeving-ton Binskin 1 4 RSVERVIEW: Mxd fours C'ship Sf Yeatman Tosi Yeatman Tosi 22 Caples Taylor Caples Beattv 20 CRICKET HAWKESBURYv CAMP6ELLTOWN At Benson Lane Hawkesbury 1st Innings 128 Campbelitown 1st Innings WiLLIAMS Jacobs Drummond 21 POPFILLYnotout 55 PBOURKEcHallbDemattia 21 ENGLAND not out 36 Sundries 17 Two wickets (dec) for 1 50 BOWLING Drummond 16-2-59 1 Marsga 12-2-50-0.

Jacobs 6-0-17-0. Demattia 3-0-13-1 Batting 1 70 mins Overs 37. Hawkesbury 2nd Innings HALL not out 22 GARAY not out 11 Sundries 3 No wicket for 36 BOWLING: I Pont 5-1-18-0. Baldwin 3-0-14-0. England 2-2-0-0.

Shiner 1-0-1-0 Batting 44 mins Overs 1 1 Match abandoned due to rain at 2.40 pm. Campbelltown 'won on 1st Innings. A Pts 3 44 3 42 2 1 42 1 40 2 40 2 36 1 36 4 28 3 -28 2 1 28 2 1 24 4 24 5 1 24 4 24 5 18 6 14 8 12 6 3 8 4 6 7 6 3 3 7 7 1 5 1 5 6 6 1 3 1 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 1 2 1 1 1 a tie Petersham St George Bankstown District Sydney Suburbs Mosman Waverley Penrith Camp'town Balmain Gordon Uni NSW Syd Uni Sutherland Mamy Hawkesbury Fairfield Randwick Parramatta Denotes The Sydney Morning Herald Classified Feature on Pf Pa Vo Bullets 1 149 85 175 2 Falcons 1 127 107 118 6 Cannons 1 0 120 109 110 0 Devils 1 0 S8 S4 104 2 Saints 1 0 106 102 103 9 Kings 1 0 110 1C6 103 7 Wildcats 1 0 101 98 1030 Hawks 1 97 98 S8 9 36 ers 0 1 98 1C1 97 0 Tigers 0 2 196 204 96 0 Giants 1 1 207 217 95 3 Spectres 0 1 107 127 84 2 Supercats 0 2 191 259 73.7 NATIONAL WOMENS LEAGUE RD 2 SEPPELT TIGERS 70 (Vlahov 26 Nvxiel 22 Dawe 8) BULLEEN BOOMERS 57 (Frangos 1 8 Kelly 13 Barker 12) BANKSTOWN LUCAS BRUINS 70 (Andrews 12 Brondello 10 Landon 10) COBURG COUGARS 55 (Biicavs 16 Clues 11 Rowe 8) LOWER GRADES SECOND GRADE Campbell town 244 Hawkesburv 186 (B Carver 49 Maskey 26 Gurney 25 Hughes 6-63 Clarke 3-47). Randwick 5 (dec) 329 drew with Sutherland no play. Bankstown 4-161 Balmain 1 56 no piay THIRD GRADE Hawkesburv 204 drew with Campbelltown 3- 126.

Parramatta 7 (dec) 253 drew with Fairfield no play. Manly 203 drew with Penrith 0-2. Sutherland 196 drew with Randwick 2-48 no play. Waverley 1 -70 Uni of NSW 24 and 2-82. Balmain 1 74 drew with Bankstown 1- 37 no play Sydney Uni 196 drew with Western Suburbs 1 -80 -no play FOURTH GRADE Cambpell-town 6 (dec) 173 and 3-121 Hawkesbury 170 and 1 19 Sutherland 202 drew with Randwick 2- 72 no play.

Uni of NSW 318 drew with Waverley. Bankstown 206 drew with Balmain 0-16 no play FIFTH GRADE: Manly 176 drew with Penrith 0-2 Sutherland 6-156 Randwick 54. Waverley 4- 40 drew with Uni of NSW 201 Balmain 9-280 drew with Banks-town no play. Western Suburbs 91 drew with Sydney Uni 6-80 Wednesday, Friday Saturday, Februa.7 24, 26 27 What better way for someone to secure their future than by investing in their own home? And what easier and more economical way than with a kit home? It's an option that's both a secure and profitable. On February 24, 26 27 The Sydney Morning Herald will publish a feature on Kit Homes, highlighting the products and services of the industry and the companies involved.

If you are a company involved in this new and exciting industry, contact Christine Edmunds or Anita Sakaio on 689 4152 to secure your place in this feature. k. NUNAWADING SPECTRES 88 (Timms 24 McKay 19 Browning 16) CIVIC ADVANCE CAPITALS 69 (Cheesman 20 Chen 16 Smith 9). WEST ADELAIDE SEPPELT BEARCATS 71 (Puials 25 Scrut-ton 16) BULLEEN BOOMERS 66 (Frangos 1 5 Barker 1 1 Gray JO) BRISBANE BULLETS 65 (Roberts 23 Henderson 20 Cockrem Auburn Warriors 13 Fairfield Sports 4. Eagles Silver St Marys Cardinals no play U-1 2 Eagles Blue 7 St Marys 1.

Workers Black 37 Eagles Gold 6. Workers.