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COURIER-POST. August 19M 30 XXIII (Olympiad am 999 OLYMPIC SUMMARIES Medab Count 0 Titre Yesterday Malaysia hands Americans 13th straight hockey loss Gold btver Broni TaW MfCOROaAARI last FmaJ Atsw Miyahera. Japan, dec Dee On Bent here 14 II I CeowtB FaJ Ht Ricka. Chma. dec Ta-ste Maienen.

FiMend. 12-11 XI Daeuet Ac eves Mevco Jofta eteft.au. Kenya, dec Christie paw Guana S4 Francisca Camera eaeiice. stopped Jeawc kVioay. aAedegescar.

I to. 3rd AeMrick Tavtar. USA. dec aMWaa Tat pas Romany VO Aarane Miesev OormeMcaa RepwbK. dec Chrivlopne Mvjamoa.

ZamtM al Mohamad Hegary. Egypt, dec Ays Sonoga. Togo VO Retae Zuniga hSedrana. CasomtHa. stopped Orlando Farnandet PsnrrSa RKO.tlS.lrd Charles lubufcu.

Uganda, dec Oiee doiMe Mrats. Gabon, s-0 Peter fconvegwechie. Nigeria, dec Ah Malawi. S-0 Paul Fitigeraid. treiand.

dec Steve Panendam. Canada It Aleilander Waste. Indonesia, de vut Meevuaniong. Thailand, for- Mfb) AJIArawnd I KonGushen, japan. 14 hXpomta Peter Vidnter.

USA, I Ma1 Li Nma. Chma IS0S74 A long Fei. Crna. HO 440 AtttcheR waytard. USA.

IIAUS. A Bart Connar, USA. lit ISA 2. Xu Zhanf. Chma.

Ill 774 I Noauyuti Kamant. Japan. 117 12S Moritos. twele Japan. 112 200 10.

Juroea Geiger. west Germany. IteeTS Other Canadians It Philippe Char trend. Canada. H574 ft Warren Long.

Canada. US 424 XL Oannrl Gaw-del Canada. II1SS0 USA 71 1 1 17 I 1 14 WeVGee 4 14 Canada IS IK Australia I 4 till WM IS I Romania 14 Greet Britain 44 NrnorKMt II Franc. I 7 5 Finland I 1 MlHlW. I South Korea It 17 'Hi III! Colombia till Metxo I I I I Peru till Belgium 0 0 II Norway 10 II Taiwan 0 0 11 Yugoslavia 0 0 II M.ykeredec Aleves 4 BronaaMedat Bang dec Hu.

il i Fifth Place Ronnmgen dec ttaionen 14-0 ITS 4 I. tvari-Hemf Kadwhinsivy. SYtnt Ger- mny jaOSikxjramt 74 pound I Jac-4ues IVmerv Canada. US 731 J. MasetiFto.

Japan dec AatomaoCdl tabiano. Italy disd HV4 Benni Liungbeck. Sweden, pinned RonnySgde Norway 4 44 10-4 HaraiambosHolidis. Greece bye Ntcolee Zemttr Romania, dec Brunt Myo Park South Korea 1444 Frank Fam.eno. Scheneclady.

NY. dec Mehmets Erhal Karadag, Turkey its Ha Pascfueie Pesserelli. West Germany, bye Today's Schedule ktfkm Ntceraoua ipn 4 00 lUUetbaJI jycmtr Cioroslan. fromania. lit S.

Ji2 A David tVorvan. Oteal Britem, 130 777 Li Shunttiu Chma. 377 710 a Mohammed Mohammed. Ira4 ilQ. 1, Tony Pignone.

Aus'raMa. 317 1 699 Chun Jong Park. South Korea, J.7 5, t. Mtchet Pietracupa SO OanteiCassau'Haurf, Frence. 7 ia7 By BOB KENNEY Courier-Post Sports Editor LOS ANGELES Malaysia used superior play inside the circles to defeat the US.

mens field hockey team. 4-1, here yesterday and left the Americans still hunting for their first victory in the history of Olympic competition. "With 20 minutes to plav the game was there for the coach GavinFeatherstonesaid. "And Malaysia took it." After playing well in losses to highly regarded India and West Germany, the Americans had hoped to end their 13-game Olympic losing streak against winless Malaysia. But a pair of goals by right wing Cheo SingTam put the Americans in an early hole and they never recovered Goalie Randy Lipscher of La wrence-ville kept it close with a series of saves and clears, but Sarjit Kyndan Singh scored with nine minutes to play and it was over.

Michael Chew accounted for the final score with a penalty stroke. If the Americans are to win here in the competition at East Los Angeles College, they probably have to do it tomorrow afternoon against Spain. "We've beaten teams before," Featherstone said. "We don't have the same motivation as you press guys. We're not interested in what happened in 1600.

We play Spain, that's all we worry about." The Americans lost the services of veteran midfielder Michael Kraus of Frankfurt. West Germany, just six minutes into the game. He suffered a separated shoulder. "Our players are emotionally very disappointed." Featherstone said. "They played their worst game today." Brian Spencer of Canoga Park, gave the Americans some hope when he scored on a follow-up to make it 2-1, but the winners retained control.

The Americans moved the ball well in midf ield but were unable to force a single penalty corner. "Our guys choked up a bit inside the 25," Featherstone said. "They didn't keep their composure when it Grevpt China vs Spam, II VSAnFrmt, 410pm Canapes Uruguay, Mpffi (Mill Australia vs Korea, fa Canada Yugoslavia. I JO China vi USA. I ftaitAf Ha -p Pretims tpm-fJGpm Prw-m.

Cytl.ng a 3 Sprint finals. 4000m team pursuit semi and tinou. Points race tmais Ctjuttfriaii IIMimlJlpm 3-day t-ent Jumping test Fancmf am -5pm Women individual toil prrtimv men i individual sabre pre lims I -11 Women individual toil final Gymnastics 5 30-1 Momen all-around finals PessaretH dec Xrnat-Karadag. ii-ai Zamt.r dec Famiano. dis Group A Final Hondisdec Liungbeck S-2.

I I I to bye to dec Hol.dis.oAoncriSeria.l-t LiungbecS bye Grout Final Passarelli dec Zamtir. dist 2-0. 7 Famiano bye vet pounds Round 1 Oietmer streitier. Austria, doc Souav hen Said Morocco. 7 0-7 VLadoLisiak.

Yugoslavia dec Somer hoc ah turkey. 114 4 4 Stetan Negrisan. Romania, bye Shaban Ibrahim. Egypt dec Anlanios Papadopoutot. Greece.

S-X It TapioSipiia Finland dec Mohammed Muiei Ainakdaii. Syria ii-0. lid James Marlinei, Brooklyn Park. Minn bye Round) Marlinei dec Mutei Ainakdaii, A 7, II Sipiiadec Ibrahim disq 144 Grout A Final Negrisan dec Lisieht-Ae-I Slreitler bye It pounds Round4 Group A Fmal Ruger Tallroth. Sweden, dec Voung- Namaim Souihhoree.

1 1-0. 7-X Marital Miscrner France, bye Grout Fmal Team Handball Yugoslavia vt Austria, 4 JOp China vt West Germany, I South Korea vs USA, 30 a FteM Hockey Group anade vs enya. lOttim Wmdgi.der Class Stephen Van Den Berg. Nether- Undv I. 1 00 Scon Steele.

USA, IN 1 Bruce KendaH Ni-w Zealand A I 70 4 Dirk Meyer Wetl Germany to. It 00 4, Kennelh C. Klein Virgin islandv 1 70 a Klaus Mar an Italy I 71 70 a Gildas Gu.llerof, France S. 71 20 Svem Rasmussen, 7. Norway.

21 00 t. Nvstrom. Swrden. A 24 00 10 Fduardo Bellini Spam 14. 2a 70 Other Americans and Canadians It.

Eric Greveline. Canada. It 4J00 471 Class 1 USA (Stephen Beniamin. and Chrislepher Slemteldl, 1. 100, Spam.

4. 4 70 2. Wesi Germany. 1 70 4 Netherlands. 2.

14 20 4. France. 14. 1100 S. n.ily A II 00 2, Argentina.

It 70 7, Finland A ft 20 Japan. 2, II 00 SO. Great Britain, t. 21 00 Also 12. Canada 20 31 00 Frying Dutchman USA, I Jen, than Mckee.

WiNiam Buclsea I lot. I. Canada I. 100 Denmark. A II 20 4 Great Britain.

14 70 5 Israel. 1 It 70 Jepan A 21 20 2. France 21 00 West Germany. A 24 00 Aieiendro Abase al. Spam, IA 24 70 10.

Austria 17 27 00 Ternede I. New Zealand. I 100 7 Britain. 2. 00 USA I Randy Smith and Jay Glaserl, 2, II M.

4. Australia 1 IJ 70 France t. 14 00 A Denmark 4 14 70 7, Bermuda. 4 It 70 0 Branl. 14.

24 00 t. Sweden, IX 24 00 10 Canada 22 00 Finn I. Russell Courts. New Zraland 2 00 2 Terry Neilson Canada. 4.

4 00 John Bertlend. USA, ft OA A Jorge Zarit Neio. Branl. A II 20 1 Chris Pratt. Australia.

IX 71 00 A Wollgang Gen, West Germany. 21 70 2, Peter Holmberg, Virgin Islands. 72 70 William Mara. Ireland. 10.

24 00 t. Armando Ortolano. Greece. IS. 75 20 10.

Michael Mclnlyrt. Great Britain, 4, 22 00 Star Greece II, 1 00 7. Sweden, 7 00 1. Italy. 3, II 40 4.

Austria, II 20 USA (William Buchanand Stephen Iricksa anl. II 00 a Australia, 15 70 2. West Germany. 4, la 00 I Can- Great ftrtiam vs New Zealand, 145 Holland vs Pakistan. 3 30 Srnale Scuds First Three From each Heat te FietaK Heat I I PerHi Karppinrn.

Finland 1 H) 42 seconds 2. Robert MiHv Canada 2 20 Kostentinos ontomanotis. Greece. 1 11 4 Jose Oyarrabal, Spain. 2 31 22 Gary Raid Near Ira land.

2 1 IS A Reimund Haberl. Austria. 2 10 41 Heal 2 I. Peter Michael Koibe sVest Gar many. 2 21 24 2.

Ricardo Ibarra. Argentina 2 22 42 John OigSow (X-levue Wash 2 24 SO 4 ftrngt Nilsson Sweden. 2 IJ 20 Juan Felit. Puerto Rko. 2 14 20 a.

Oen.s Gate. France 0OU Double Sculls First Two From Etch Heat fa Final Heal I USA ttradiey Leans. Pair) tnawsfl, tH 12.1. rugotlavia 20 3 Meico. 42 at 4.

Fmiand 1 44 4 S. Austria. 4 44 S4 Heat 2 I. Canada. 4 JO IJ 2.

Italy 3. Norway a 43 44 4 Switzerland 2 01 1 Pan Oars With Ceiswaia First Tare From ach Heal ta Finals Heat I 1, USA (Kevin SIiK, Robert spesefk, Deuelas Herlandl, 2:22 at I Canada. 2 2) '4 1. France. I 4 Great Brit am.

2 10 20 S. Peru. 3 SO 40 Meatl I (Irani. 2 40 2. West Germany.

2 20 24 1 Yugoslavia. 2 20 40 A Spam. 2 42 23 Belgium 2 at t2 Pair Oars Withest Caiswam Fir si Three from Each Heat fa Final Heat I I Norway 4 S2 3 West Germany 4 42 14 1. USA I David DeRvH, Jeh Stretbeckl. 4S.H).

4 Zealand. a) 4, Netherlands. 2 04 al A Branl. 2 04 2 Heat 3 I Romania. 4 SI 21 t.

Spam i 43 SI Italy 4 40 10 4 Swilierlend. 2 OS 01 S. Argenlma, 2 00 14 A Great Britain, 2 0 12 Quadruple Sculfi Witbeut Caiswam First Twa From Each Heat fa Finaf Heal I Canada 4 02 2 Spain 4 00 44 Norway. 4 0 II A USA I Curtis Flem-ine. Gran) Mantes Ridgley Jenn sen, Bruce Beall), 14 31.

Heal 2 I France, 4 01 44 t. Italy. 4 0 21 I Netherlands. 4 0 S3 A Argentina, 4214 Four Oars Witt) Ceiswem First Fauf fa Finals I New Zraland 4 2 10 I USA (Thomas leter, Graaary Sprinter, Michael Bach.tdward Ives, John SIiM-mas I HI ii West Germany 4 2 I 4 Canada 4 2 24 Branl. 4 11 44 A Japan 4 44 IJ Feur Oars Wifheut Caiswam First Twa From Each Heat fa Fmef! Heat I I.

Switierland. 4 20 44 t. West Or many. 4 22 44 1, Australia. 4 2 04 A China.

4 44 II Heat 2 I Sweden. 4 21 22 I. Denmark. 22 4 1 Canada, 20 II A Great Brit, am. 4 12 04 ignl Oars With Ceiswem Fwsl Feur te Fatal I.

Australia. 4 41 el 2, Canada. S44 44 I Great Britain. 4 00 44 A China. 100 4 France.

4 II 21 Holland West Germany vs Canada, 5 15 Rewind lam 10 30am Men sand women's tmais. all events, fin through 17th rtrr .0 J. piaces SKaatinf Kerott Kasap. Yugoslavia, dec. Jtuko a -4 Men air ritit, men's and women clay target sheet Soccer Iraq vs Yugoslavia at Annapolis, Md 4pm Cameroon vs.

Canada at Cambridge. Mass Morocco vs Br an) at Pasadena, 7pm Salomaki, Finland. S-l. 4-4 Stetan Rutu. bye Geld Medal Salomaki dec moth 4411 Bronte Medal Rusu dec.

Kim.ai. 3-1 itfh Place Kasap dec Mivhier. a 1-1 lot 5 pounds Thn-d Round Saudi Arabia vs West Germany at Palo Louis Sanlerre, Canada dec Sang Kyu Kim, south Korea, to-o. 71. SorenClaeson, Sweden, dec Motitmed 14.

21 00 I Great Britain. 24 00 ig, Branl. 7, 77 00 Sating I. USA (Robert Hamas Red Aito.Caiit.7pm Swimming I 30 a II 30 am Prelims, five events, women's 000 freestyle final J'pm Finals, five events, men's 1500 freestyle preliminary TOO butter My lOObatktirohe IWOtreestyle Women 700 individual medley 00 freestyle 400 medley relay Track end Field Men 30- II a.m. Triple tump qualifying.

400 hurdles qualifying, 100 heats and quarterfinals 4-: ISpm El Ashram Egypt. 1-0 A 7 Dimitnos Thanopuolos. Greece, dec Siegfried Seiboid. West Germany, 7- A-4. Momir Petkovic, Yugoslavia, dec Georg Marchl.

Austria. VO. A3. Jar mo Overmark, Finland, dec Ernesto Rainno. Italy.

VOX 1-7 Round 4 Ion OraicA Romania, dec El Ashram. J-1, to Claesondec Santere. 11-4. 171 Tit pounds Round 7 Oavis. Ed Trevelyan I.

517 2. Canada I 0 00 1 Branl. 7 I 70 4 Norway. I 14 00 Italy 10 14 70 A Australia. 15 70 7, Great Britain, IX 17 00 r.reece.

4 II 00 West Germany, 7100 10. Denmark 7. 22 50 Associated Press George Pikihodis. Greece, dec Kart- Johan Gustavsson. Sweden, kv-l.

7-0 Valile Andrei. Romania, dec. Frtnj 00 heats. 70km walk final, 000 Down American cyclist Steve Hegg lies on the track at the Olympic velodrome after tailing heats in yesterday's team pursuit quarterfinals. He was not seriously injured.

a m. Heptathlon 100 hurdles and high Pitschmann. Austria. 14-1. 0-1.

Greg Gibson. Stalled. Va dec Frill Gerdsmeier, West Germany, A I. 2 I Josef Tertelie, Yugoslavia, dec YosfH hiroFuiita. Japan.

44. 1-0 Super fteatryweithf lump. Triple lump qualifying, 400 neats, snot put qualifying IS p.m. Heptathlon shot put and 700 100 Jeffrey Bletmct. Scheneclady.

NV dec Thomas Johansson, Sweden, t- U.S. drubs Italy with 9 in first 0 Bronit Medal Retik Memisevic. Yugoslavia, dec Victor Doiipsclti, Romania, dist. Single Sculls Semifinal First Three From lach Heat fa FmaH Heat I I. Valeria Racila, Romania.

3 S4 SS 1 Charter! Gear, 1:47 IS 1. Andrea Schremer. Canada. 3 44.02 4. Stephanie Foster, New Zealand.

4 02 2 S. Lisa Scheibert, Norway. 4 04 42 A Annelie Lartton, Sweden. 4 01 1 Heatt I Lisa Justesen. Denmark.

3 45 14 1, Ann Haesebrouck, Belgium, 3 44 45 3. Beryl Mitchell. Great Britain 3 44 4 A I it Fifth Place Men's Standings Group A th Of Ci Australia 3 0 0 II I India 3 0 0 4 17 West Germany 7 1 0 4 2 4 Malaysia 1 7 0 7 5 Spam 0 10 0 10 USA 0 3 0 0 2 11 GreupB Netherlands 7 0 0 4 2 3 Great Britain I 0 0 4 2 Pakistan 10 13 4 3 New Zealand 0 I I 4 4 Canada 0 2 0 0 7 2 Kenya 0 7 0 0 I 4 Yesterday's Camas Malaysia 4. USA 1 India 4. Spam 2 Australia SVest Germany 0 Woman's Hockey Standings Pft GF 6A Australia I 0 I 1 7 Netherlands 1 0 0 7 7 1 USA 1 0 0 7 4 1 West Germany 0 0 117 7 Canada 0 I 0 0 I 4 New Zealand 0 7 0 0 I Yesterday's Games Panayotis Pikiitdis.

Greece, dec Hat- 0 san tfi Hadad. Egypt, 7-3 neats, snot put ttnais Volleyball women Group A USA vs China. 30 pm Braxtl vs West Germany, 30 Groups Korea vs Peru, 10a Canada vs Japan, 10 a Water Pat Japan vs Australia. 1 30 a Italy vs West Germany, 10 a Canada vsChma. I 30pm Yugoslavia vs Holland, 3pm Bratil vs Greece.

4 30 Wresrlinf -3 Greco-Roman Prelims, iibs Ittibs, TTdbs I 30 Semifinals and finals in US' fibs ISOibs Ill' jibs Yechtimj I 30 30 Fourth race, all seven classes Aslnd Unger, Austria, 3 4 42 S. Maria DeLaFuente. Menco, 4 01 72 A Jos Standings Grave A Compaan. Netherlands. 4 04 1 PIS GF AA 0 7 0 7 Chile France Norway Qatar Yugoslavia Cameroon Canada Iraq Branl I I I 0 7 I Grout 7 0 0 1 I 0 0 I I 0 I I Grout Australia New Zealand 0 3 0 0 I I 0 West Germany I I 0 Standings Group A Pis GF GA 7 0 0 4 20 17 WOMEN'S STANDINGS Morocco Saudi Arabia Italy "Egypt USA 24 II 7 0 0 4 0 7 0 Group 7 I 0 1 I I I I I I 7 0 Netherlands Yugoslavia China Canada 15 77 appearance in the game.

He drilled a home run into the right-field bullpen. The U.S. was up 9-0 and there was only one out in the game. And so it went. Colabello, who played college baseball at the University of Massachusetts, finally left, but little changed.

Scott Bankhead pitched the first five innings for the US, giving up but one unearned run on three hits. Mike Dunne pitched two scoreless innings and Pat Pacillo and Don August pitched an inning each. McDowell, a senior at Arizona State, added a second homer in the eighth and ended the night with five RBI. Like McDowell, Mack and Green had three hits for the U.S. Every starter had at least one hit and scored at least one run.

Seven of the Italian starters played college ball in the U.S., not that it seemed to help much. They also wore uniforms identical to that of the Los Angeles Dodgersandusedthe Dodgers' dugout. I'nfortualely for them, they also hit like the Dodgers have been lately They managed seven hits, all singles. By STEVE DILBECK Gannett News Service LOSANGELES-Safebackhomein sunny Italy, Luigi Colabello pitches for the Papa Barzetti Club. There, no doubt, he is not in the habit of watching his pitches turn into so many rockets, his offerings becoming potential weaponsofdoomforhisfield-ers.

But last night at Dodger Stadium, the U.S. Olympic baseball team jumped on him for nine runs in the first inning and cruised in for a 16-1 victory over the Italians before a crowd of 48,491. Colabello gave up seven hits, three of which sailed over fences for home runs, and one 400-foot out before leaving. For the U.S., the victory improved its record to 2-0 in its division and assured the Americans of advancing into the medal round, regardless of the out-comeoftheirgamewiththe Dominican Republic tomorrow. The U.S.

opened theeight-team demonstration tournament with a tight 2-1 win Tuesday over Taiwan. This one was never a contest. Colabello, the oldest member of the 0 7 0 0 0 7 0 0 Graup Costa Rica PIS PP PA usa 3 0 14 South Korea 7 1 4 Ift China 7 1 4 TO 1M Canada 7 1 4 184 14 Australia 0 3 0 IV 704 Yugoslavia 0 3 0 165 717 i-ualttied tar guarter -finals 72 II 71 Italian team at 34, walked Oddibe McDowell, his first batter, and went downhill from there, giving up a two-run home run to UCLA's Shane Mack. This must have looked like a pretty good idea to Will Clark. The Mississippi State sophomore jumped all over a Colabello pitch, sending it near the top of the left-field pavilion and almost out of the park.

If the Italians were getting the idea this wasn't going to be Colabello's night, they were yet to show it. They stayed with him after he gave up a 400-footouttoMarkMcGwirethatwasonly a couple feet from being the Americans' third consecutive home run. Still, they went back at it. Cory Snyder singled, BobCaff rey was hit by a pitch and Gary Green was safe on an infield hit to load the bases. Flavio Alfaro's infield hit scored one run and catcher B.J.

Surhof 's base hit drove in two more. Thisleftonlyonemanonthebasesfor McDowell, already making his second Yesterday's Games Egypt USA lie Norway 7. Qatar 0 Chile I France I. tie Costa Rica Italy 0 Yesterday's Games 14 74 Vt 14 USA 04, South Korea 47 Canada St, Australia 46 China Yugoslavia 51 71 IJ 14 II USA 2 0 0 4 Spain 2 0 0 4 Greece 0 7 0 0 Branl 0 7 0 0 Group West Germany 7 0 0 4 Italy 10 11 Australia 0 I I I japan 0 7 0 0 Yesterday's Garnet USAiled Stales 10. Branl 4 Spam 17, Greece West Germany 14.

Japan I Yugoslavia 12. China 7 Italy I. Australia I. tie Nr-ihertands 10, Canada taiim i 13 USA 84, South Korea 47 Fed Sprint Cycling Best at Three Heal I Mark Gerski, USA, II 17 and M.24, del Tsutomu Sakamoto. Japan Heat 2 Nelson Vails.

USA, tl and W.IA, det Philippe vernet, France 4000m Team Pursuit Quarterfinals Winner af Each Heal Advances ta Semitinafs Heat One USA llrenl fmery.Oav Grylft, Pat McOoneugh, Mark Whilefiead), 4:24 IS. 2, Denmark 4 25 14. Heal 2 West Germany, 4 21 04 France, 4)0 21 Heat3 Australia, 4 JO It I Belgium. 411 S3 Heat I I. Italy.

4 IS 02. 1. Swilierlend, 4 30 42. Bliminatien Round Top Eight Team Advance ta Quarter, finals I. Italy.

4 71 42 Australia 4 21 21 West Germany 4 21 4. Denmark, 4 7 USA. 4:2 12 France 4 10 J4 2 Bclmum 4JI A) I Sw.lier-l.m.l II la Ar.jr-nlin.i 4 12 74 10 I ijli II Jdan 4 14 17. Grc.il 4 J6 74 IJ Ni Zealand. 4 12 47 14 Cr.m.i It 47 4000m Team Pursuit Quarterfinals Winner of Back Heal Advancei ta Semifinal Heat On USA Brent rnery.Oam) Crylft, Pat McDenaufh, Mark Whitehead), 4:21.

IS. 2, Denmark I 75 14 Heatt I. West Germany, I 21 04 France, 430 20 Haat3 Australia, 4. JO It Belgium, 411 S) Heal 4 Italy, 4 25 02. Switierland, 4 30 42 Blmsinatien Round Tad Eight Teams Advance te Quarter-finals I.

Italy, I 21 42 I Australia 4 21 2 West Germany, 4 217 A Denmark, 4 2 7 i. USA, 4:2 12. A France. 4 10 14 2. Belgium.

4 II 20 0. Swilierlend, 4 II 04 t. Argentina. 4 12 24 10, Netherlands, 4 13 44 II, lepen. 4 14 It 12.

Great Britain. 4 It 24 II. New Zealand, 412 S2 IAChme.4MS2 E3 I Ntlyyl yiM Slandinqs White Graup Pft RF RA t. Carola Cicconetti. Italy.

000 7. loan June, China. K0 Li Huahua. China. 00 A Cornelia Hamuh, West Germany, .000 4, Veronique Brooquier, France KV) A Elisaheta Gulganu.

Romania 1.10 7. Margherila Zalaltt. Italy I. Laurence Modaine. France 100 Aurora Dan, Romania, too 10 Eluatielh Thurlev.

Greet Britain. fcJO II, Donna Vaccaroni, Italy. 400 17. Sabine Bischott. West Germany.

400 II, Brigitt Gaudin, France. OOO VA Zhu Qmgyuan, China, 400 IX Kerttm Palm. Sweden, 400 IA Linda Morlm, Great Britain. 400 Individual Fori Quarter -Finals Maias Behr. West Germany dec Thierry Soumagne.

Belgium, VO-S Frederick Pielrusfca, Frence, dec Andree Boreila. Italy, KV 7 0 4 II 7 1 USA Taipei Italy II 7 14 II 7 II 73 0 7 0 I 71 Dom Republic rue Group 1 0 7 4 1 1 0 7 7 0 um it, it ni Edwaroi 0 3 I 0 I Henry I 0 0 0 I AoodarD i I0JJ41M Oono.if I 10 010! 1 I 10 I I 1 1 It lnwe 1 I I 0 I 1) it 1 I 0 0 i 0 1 I Minify I I 0 0 I 0 4 Curry I ,114 111 MtGw I I I 3 13 MnknVhat I 2 1 2 0 0 3 TfmRbndl I Totals IS 23 4t It 13 SOUTH KOREA fo Ha It Ha I Choi 4 II I 3 3 2 3 Kim 02000010 HL 3 4 0 0 4 4 MLH 2122103 Moon I 4 0 0 1 1 2 2 Kim 1 0 0 4 4 3 1 oni, 4 0 0 2 0 I I Kim 0 I 0 0 I 0 I 0 Sung I 3 0 0 0 1 2 Part 3 0 0 I 0 I Tern Rbndt Tolan 22 HI 33 IJ 23 42 Unit ttalat 41 4-H SavMXarta 20 22-47 Nicaragua Japan Korea Japanese captures all-around title 0 10 0 2 0 10 14 Yesterday's Gemot Canada Steiane Ceriom, tiaiy, dec Mathias USA IX Italy I Chinese Taipei IX Dom Republic I USA 16, Italy 1 Gey, West Germany, ll-t Mauro Numa. Italy, dec Philippe ttrhei a Omnes, France, 10 1 SemithsaH Behr dec Pletrusika, lOt Numedec Ceriom. IIA Goto Medal Numadec Behr. 12-11 Bronte Medal Ceriom.

dec Pielrusrho. VO-S Other AmerKans and Canadians II, Petal Lewison, USA 2A Grotory Mauialat, USA. 3A Michael Mc Co 1000 7 0 0 0 7 0 2 0 1110 3010 1000 1000 7000 70 11 1011 4000 1010 4001 37 I I IH- MEN mtt Gar many Egypt Yugoslavia Or an 14 USA Italy ebrtai MrDnwIcI 5 3 3 Gagliencf Mectn 5 217 laurKOIt Clark I 7 3 MantiniH Gwynnrf 1 000 CereHirt McGwir lb I I I 0 Bianchtdh Snyder lb I 10 Turciedh Cettrev dh 13 11 Guggm lb Green ss 1710 Coste lb Altaro It 4 2 7 7 DiMerc lb Lerkin 2b 110 0 Trinct lb surhotlc 4 2 2 7 LoNeroc Mariano 1 0 00 Roman ss BaghnaTb Totals tt IS Totals United States bt 173 ftaly tat ta Gome Winning RBI-Mack (II -Green. Gaglieno. Goggient key, USA Continued from Page 1D (Vidmar on the horse and rings, Li on the rings and vault).

Then, in their fifth events, came what appeared to be a turning point Vidmar gettinga 9.9 in thevaultwhileLiwasreceivinga9.8on the parallel bars. BUT WHILE all this was going on, Gushiken was quietly putting together a sensational series 9.90 on the side horse, 9.95 on the rings, 10.00 on the barsand then a 9.95 on the high bar. That last one OF THE three medal-winners, only Li said he was aware of the point totals heading into the last event. "I had no idea where I stood before the parallel bars." Vidmar said. "The (U.S.) coaches may have known, but they didn't tell me.

Besides, if they had, it might have made me nervous and I'd have made a mistake, and then I wouldn't have been standing on the awards platform at all. "After I finished on the bars, I saw the standings after five events posted. Then I looked over and saw Koji taking off his tape, so I figured he was done. I asked him what his score was (in the floor exercise) and he said 9.9. 1 added them up and I realized he had won." aOLaa-L Freestyle-1.

Ceerea DtCarsa. USA, IX lOtymptc record Old record. 1 41 II, Vladimir Sam, say 'Jovial Union. VttOl John Mykhanen, USA, X-SI of Juslm Lembero. A us fraiiA 1 SI 7 A Stetan Ptenter, West United States-3 LOt-Uailed Stetes-4.

Te wea-l 28-Cattrey. Mack. Alter HRt- Germany. 47tl. French lacono.

Franco, 1 S4 40 A Darian Pelric. Yuo- Mcat 1 1). Clark I II. McOowen I II IP IR It SO United Stiles Bankhead W. V0 110 14 siav.a, 44 at Marco Deii vomo Italy, 144 4 Ronald Met eon.

nut traiia, 1 44 40 Ml Breestftrett-I. Victor Davis. CanedA two mmutes, II 14 seconds (World record CHd record. 7 41 Davis, ft04) 7, Glenn Beringen, Aus-traiia. 7 14 7 Etienne Dagon.

Swit TELEVISION teriand 7 17 41 A RKkard Schraeder. Ounne Pernio August ftaly Ceccaroh Man Turrio 7 I I II 4 2-1 1 I USA. 7 It tX Ken FmpalrKk. Can ada. 2 II tt A Pablo Reslrepo.

Cosom b-a. I II 7. Aleiandr Voter hi Portugal. 7 20 a Marco Dot Prut. Haty disqualified MBN Rapid Pistol Takeo Kemachi.

Japan. S4 pewftrs i. Corneliu ion, Romania. 43 3. Rauna Bias.

Finland, 41 A Delival Nobra, Branl. 51 I lie I. Choong Vull Yang. South Korea. Alfred Radke.

West Ger. many. Jong-Gil Park, South Korea. 50. and Bernardo Tober, Columbia.

40 dial, Viktor increl. West Germany; Juan Segui, Spain, Gerhard Petrisch, AustriA and Roberto Vennoizt, Italy, SO Other Americans and Canadians' IX Mart Mown ms. Canada. SM tt. Any Jafmsan.

USA, StA IA John Mc Natty, USA. SOI. 17, Jute Sobrian. Canada. 57 Meat ShaatlrH) Mamtew Oryke, USA, 24 tartan.

I. Petros Kyrilsis, Cypruv 24. Jorge Molina. Colombia. 24.

A Firmo Roberts. Argentina. 24 S. Ole Riber Rasmussan, Denmark, 24 A Luce Scrl-bam Rossi, Italy. 74 2, Wallace Sytev Great Britain.

74 Nikoleut Srapary, Austria. 24. 0, Francisco Romert-Ambas. Guatemala. 21 H.

Zhu Chanytu, China. 21. to, Anders Bert-lind, Sweden. 2 so, Celsa Giardmi, Italy. 21 It, Horbert Mofmann.

West Germany, 2). ta, Francitcd PeroA Spam. 71 Other Americans and Canadian 14, Mrckaat Theme ten. USA. 2L 40.

Daniel Belli, Canada, al moved him from third place to first, vaulting over both Li and Vidmar. And it set up the climactic final rotation. Gushiken and Vidmar each was scheduled to lead off his rotation -Gushiken in the floor exercise, Vidmar on the parallel bars. Li was scheduled sixth and last on the high bar. Gushiken began his floor performance while Vidmar was still adjusting the parallel bars, and was almost finished when Vidmar began his routine.

By the time Vidmar had finished, Gushiken's score still had yet to be posted. So all both athletes could do was wait. GUSHIKEN'S SCORE appeared first: a 9.90. That meant that Vidmar needed a 9.95 to win; a 9.90 would lose it for him. A tie wasn't possible.

Then, perhaps 30 seconds after Gushiken's score went up, Vidmar's was posted: 9.90. He was out of it, and so was La, who had trailed Vidmar after the fifth rotation. The best Li could hope for was to tie Vidmar for second, and he needed a 10.00 on the high bar to do that. He got a 9.90. "I didn't deserve a 1 0 on the parallel bars," Vidmar said.

"I took a hop(on his dismount), and that's a full point off. I can't complain when it was that rP-Cec- HtP-Caftrey by Ceccaroh tiltl Froottyfo-X tfnlted Itatat carah. Coiebeiio T-3 4IA-eX4tl (Ckrn Cavanavgh. tAxhaol ttaatk, Malthew Biondl, Rowdy X-ft AX iworid record Old record. 1 ft 2A United Slate.

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Algeria, H) Hector Loper, Memco. knocked out Jonny Assedoma, Indonesia. l.U 3rd Joe Orewa, Nigeria, knocked out Wan- chai Pongsrl, Thailand, :27, 2nd. NdeDa Oube, Zimbabwe, dec. Amon Neequeye, Ghana, 1-0.

Louis Gomit, France, stopped Stefan Gertel, West Germany. 02, 2nd Robinson Pitalue Tamera. Colombia. slopped Hugh Oyer, Beiue, 2 12, 2nd Barber All Khan, Pakistan, dec. Fir- mm Abissi.

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Sung-Kil Moon. South Korea, stopped John Hyiend, Great tViteiis, MS. 3rd Raker Shanmn, USA. dec. Sammy Mwangi.

Kenya, S-0 Pedra Noiasco. Dominican Republic dec John Siryakibe Uganda. S4 Juan Molina. Puerto Rico, dec. Jarme Eskelinen.

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dec Jonathan Magaguia. Swaniand. SO. Hyeong Oc Park, South Korea, dec Nirmet lortcfc. Trinidad and Tobago.

)-2 Setoru Higashi, japan, dec Noured- dine Boughenmi, Tunesia. 4-1 Omar Catan Peiaia, Venerueie. stopped Anedine Said. Algeria, I 40. 2nd Raiabu tisssen, Tanrenia, dec Edward utiard.

Barhados, S-0 Germany. 1 72 0 Great Britain. 1 23 al A France. 1 74 41 Canada OrMl 124 20 Italy, 1247 USAXSovthKoreoOIIS-IX 14-, 15-41 Branl Tunisia 0 1 IVX ISA, 15-21 wrowp tt Beetortty-L Mary T. Mitt USA, i.IA ionna Jlhnnn.

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lapan Haty 7 IVIX II IX IV IV KX Vt-14) 1 01 34 A Annemarit Vertteppen, U.S. rowing team hurt by ban on commericals Gannett News Service LOS ANGELES The International Olympic Committee has ruled the names of commercial sponsors must be removed from boats involved in Olympic competition. TheU.S. Rowing Association criticized the order as taking away "the very tool" that helped develop American rowing. Each of the 14 boats in the U.S.

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