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izikici? 4fh ED. THE HARTFORD COURANT: Thursday, August 2, 1984 B7 THE SUMMER GAMES RESULTS JFn Pentathlon BASKETBALL Men Group A Pis PF PA Yugoslavia 3 0 6 290 246 llaly 2 0 4 190 134 Australia 2 1 4 207 232 Brazil 11 2 163 158 Egypt 0 3 0 213 301 West Germany 0 3 221 343 Group USA 3 0 6 290 185 Spain 2 0 4 190 172 Uruguay 1 2 2 249 298 China 1 2 2 214 301 Canada 1 2 2 271 252 France 0 2 0 0 170 176 United Press International Daniele Masala won Italy 's second gold medal of the Olympics, taking the modern pentathlon with a burst of speed in the final event, the crosscountry, and beating Svante Rasmu-son of Sweden. Rasmuson won the silver in the event, which combines the 2 -mile run with shooting, fencing, swimming and equestrian events. Carlos Massullo of Italy won the bronze. Michael Storm, a 24-year-old business school graduate from Arlington, won the pistol shooting and led the U.S.

team to a silver medal in team competition. Italy won the gold. It was the first time a U.S. competitor had won an event in the four-day, five-event competition. Backed byearly, strong performances by Robert Gregory Losey and Dean Glenesk, the U.S.

team maintained a strong hold on second place. France was third, Switzerland fourth and Mexico fifth. The silver medal was the seventh of the Games for the U.S. The U.S. finished with 15,568 points, 92 points less than the Italians and just three points ahead of France.

The event was weakened by the boycott of the Soviet team, which would have been favored to win the gold. Storm had the highest finish on the U.S. team. He was fifth in the individual division with 5,325 points. Greg Losey had 5,158 and Glenesk 5,085.

Storm earned a business degree from the University of Pennsylvania two years ago and has been preparing fori this event ever since. His father is an engineer with NASA and his mother sells real estate. Far back in 23rd place after the opening equestrian event Sunday, Storm steadily improved his position with a 12th place in Monday's fencing event and a ninth place in Tuesday's swimming. Storm's time of 3:18:20 for the 300-meter swim was far from his best in what had been one of his strongest events. "Fourteen hours of fencing takes a lot out of you," he said.

But it was followed by Wednesday morning's near-perfect shooting score. Tuesday's Results China 85. France 83 Spain 107, Uruguay 90 United Stales 89. Canada 68 Wednesday's Results Australia 67. West Germany 66 Canada 121.

China 80 Yugoslavia 100. Egypt 69 United States 104. Uruguay 68 llaly vs. Brazil, late France vs. Spain, late Today's Games West Germany vs.

Egypt Brazil vs. Yugoslavia llaly vs. Australia United States, 104-68 URUGUAY (68) Lopez 8-19 8-13 24, Larrosa 1-2 2-2 4. Pierri 1-2 1-5 3, Nunez 1-8 10-14 12, Ruiz 4-13 2-2 10. PerdomoO-l 0-2 0.

Peinado4-9 1-4 13, Pereyra 1-2 0-02, 030-00. FrattiniO-2 0-00. Totals 20-63 28-44 68. UNITED STATES (104) Allord 3-60-06, Wood 0-12-22, Ewing 6-95-7 17, Fleming 9, Jordan 7-15 2-2 16, Kleine 1-2 1-2 3, Koncak 3-6 0-0 6, Tisdale 5-7 2-2 12, Mullin 4-7 5-5 13, Perkins 7-9 0-0 14, Turner 1-3 2-2 4. Totals 41-79 22-26 104.

Halftime United Slates 58, Uruguay 37. Fouled out None. Total fouls Uruguay 26, United States 30. ReboundsUruguay 33 Lopez 7), United States 53 (Tisdale 10). Assists Uruguay 13 (PeinarJo 5).

United States 28 (Wood 9). Technical Ewing. Canada, 121-80 CHINA (80) H. Wang 2-6 0-0 4. Lu 7-9 2-3 16.

Huang 1-2 00 2. Kuang 1-4 DO 2, Li 1-96-8 8, Sun 1-4 3-4 5, L. Wang 3-12 5-7 1 1, Liu 3-8 6-8 12, Hu 3-5 4-6 10, Zhang 5-7 Q-0 10. Totals 27-66 26-36 80. CANADA (121) Kelsey 2-6 3-4 7, Simms6-154-5 16.

Pasquale 3-4 0-0 6, Tilleman4-8 00 8, Kazanowski 2-3 6-7 10. Trrano6-8 2-2 14. Hatch 2-4 0-0 4, Herbert 4-6 5-5 13. Wennington 681-113, Ralfin 2-30-0 4, Wiltjer 7-9 1-1 15. Meagher 3-9 5-7 11.

Totals 47-83 27-33 121. Halftime Canada 59, China 32. Fouled out Lu. ReboundsChina 28 (Liu 6), Canada 42 (Meagher 7). Assists Ctiina 24 (Li 6), Canada 27 (Kelsey 6).

Total Fouls China 27, Canada 24. Technical Meagher. Yugoslavia, 100-69 EGYPT (69) Bekhit 1-1 0-2 2, Ktialed 3-5 2-2 8, Attalati 0- 2 00 0, Soliman 6-18 7-10 19, Rabieh 2-110-1 4, Abdelmeguid 1-4 6-8 8, Elgazzar 3-7 2-3 S.ShoumanO 12-22, Warda 4-9008, Elsabbagh 1-4 00, Marei 4-7 0-0 8. Totals 25-69 19-3069. YUGOSLAVIA (100) D.

Petrovic 4-8 2-2 10. A. Petrc-vic 3-7 0-0 6. Zorkic 3-9 2-3 8. Zizic 0-0 0-0 0.

Sunara 9-15 11 14 29, Mutapcic 8-14 5-6 21, Hadzic 3-7 0-0 6, Knego 3-7 0-0 6, Radovanovic 5-16 2-2 12, Vuhicevic 1-4 00. Totals 39-87 22-27 100. Halltime Yugoslavia 56, Egypt 31 Fouled out Soliman, Marei, Knego, Radovanovic. Rebounds Egypt 39 ('Soliman 10), Yugoslavia 57 (Sunara 19). Assists Egypt 10 (Abdelmeguid 7), Yugoslavia 14 (A.

Petrovic 6). Total Fouls Egypt 26. Yugoslavia 28. Technicals None. Group A Pts PF PA Yugoslavia 3 0 6 290 246 Italy 2 0 4 190 134 Australia 2 1 4 207 232 Brazil 11 2 163 158 Egypt 0 3 0 213 301 West Germany 0 3 0 221 343 Group USA 3 0 6 290 185 Spain 2 0 4 190 172 Uruguay 1 2 2 249 298 China 1 2 2 214 301 Canada 1 2 2 271 252 France 0 2 0 0 170 176 Tuesday's Results Associated Press John Hoover of the United States strikes ant the last Taipei player.

7th-Inning Surge Puts U.S. on Top ROWING Women's Single Sculls (Top Three In Each Heat to Semifinals) Heat 1 1. Ann Hacscbrouck, Belgium, three minutes. 48.57 seconds. 2, Annclie Larsson, Sweden.

3:50.60. 3. Jose Com-paan, Netherlands, 3:59.29. 4. Jacqui Marshall.

Australia, 4:04.08. Heat 2 1. Andrea Schrciner. Canada. 3:52.10.

2, Maria DeLa-Fucnle, Mexico. 3:54.01. 3, Lisa Schcibert. Norway, 3:5631. 4, Ursula Brauch, West Germany.

4:00.20. Heat 3 1. Lisc Justcsen, Denmark, 3:47.60. 2. Stephanie Foster.

New Zealand. 3:51.19. 3. Astrid Unger, Austria, 3:52.70. 4, Laurence Hourdel, France, 3:59.60.

Women's Double Sculls (Winner of Each Heat to Finals) 1, Netherlands. 3:27.51. 2, Sweden, 3:27.99. 3. Canada.

3:28.42. 4. United States (Cathlecn Thaxton, San Diego; Julia Geer, Morrisville. 3:29.40. 5.

Austria, 3:33.30. 6. Great Britain, 3:38.89. Women's Quadruple Sculls With Coxswain (Top Two in Each Heat to Finals) 1. Denmark, 3:16.32.

2, West Germany. 3:18.21. 3, France. 3:19.01. 4.

Italy. 3:19.26. 5. Canada, 3:19.88. Women's Four Oars, Coxswain (Top Two In Each Heat to Finals) Heat 1 1, Netherlands, 3:24.62.

2. West Germany, 3:29.73. 3, China. 3:32.07. Heat 2 1.

United States (Abigail Peck, Wavcrly. Pat Sprallen, Seattle; Janet Harville, Seattle; Elizabeth Miles, Fresno, Calif; Valerie McClain-Ward, Oakland). 3:23.70. 2. Australia, 3:26.84.

3. Great Britain, 3:33.42. 4. South Korea, 3:49.70. Men's Single Sculls (Top Three In Each Heat to Finals) Heat 1 1, John Biglow.

Bellevue. 7:21.47. 2, Gary Reid, New Zealand, 7:26.12. Puerto Rico, 7:26.85. 4.

Lars Bjonnes, Norway, 7:29.01. 5. Edgar Nanne-Villa-gran, Guatemala, 7:50.60. Heat 2 1. Peter Kolbe.

West Germany. 7:26.62. 2, Raimund Ha-berl, Austria. 7:29.08. 3, Denis Gate, France.

7:31.55. 4, Shunsuke Horiuchi, Japan. 7:32.53. Heat 3 1. Kostantinos Kontomanolis, Greece, 7:25.15.

2, Bengt Nilsson, Sweden, 7:30.24. 3. Jose Oyarzabal, Spain. 7:33.68. 4, Hermanvan DenEerenbeemt, Netherlands, 7:34.28.

Men's Pairs Oars, No Coxswain (Top Three to Semifinals) 1. Switzerland, 7:02.94. 2, Argentina, 7:04.33. 3, Brazil. 7:05.24.

4. Canada, 7:09.92. 5, Australia, 7:10.12. YACHTING Soling Class After 2 of 7 Races 1, Italy, 2, 14.70. 2, United Slates (Robert Haines Coronado.

Edward Trevelyan, Coronado, Roderick Davis, Seal Beach, 9, 15.00. 3, Australia, 3, 15.70.4. Norway, 1. 17.00. 4, Great Britain, 8, 17.00.6, Brazil, 7, 18.70.

7, Canada, 6, 19.70. 8, West GermanyA 24.00. 9, Greece, 5, 24.50. 10, Sweden, 10, 29.00. Flying Dutchman Class After 1 of 7 Races 1, Denmark, 0.00.

2, United States (Jonathan McKee, Seattle and Carl Buchan, Kirkland, Wash), 3.00. 3, Canada, 5.70. 4, France, 8.00. 5, Brazil, 10.00. 6, Spain, 1 1 .70.

7, New Zealand, 13.00. 8, Switzerland, 14.00. 9. West Germany, 15.00. 10, Israel, 16.00.

11. Sweden. 17.00. 12. Italy, 18.00.

13, Great Britain, 19.00. 14, Australia, 20.00. 15, Austria, 21.00. 16, Japan, 22.00. Tornado Class After 2 of 7 Races 1 New Zealand, 2.

8.70 points. 2, Great Britain, 5, 1 3.00. 3. Denmark, 3, 17.40. 4, Brazil, 8, 24.00.

5, Sweden, 4, 25.00. 6. Bermuda. 6, 25.70. 7, United States (Randy Smith, Huntington Beach.

Calif, and Jay Glaser, Newport Beach. Calif dnf. 27.00. 7, France, 1, 27.00. 9, Australia.

16, 30.00. 9, Austria, 9. 30.00. 11, Canada, 12, 31.00. 12, Switzerland, 10.

35.00. 12, Finland, 11. 35.00. 14, West Germany. 15, 37.00.

15, Norway. 13, 39.00. Windglider Class Attet 2 o1 7 Races 1, Bruce Kendall, New Zealand, 3. 8.70. 2, Stephen Varv DenBerg, Netherlands.

2, 11.00. 3, Scott Steele. Annapolis, 1. 13.00. 4.

Svein Rasmussen, Norway, 5. 20.00. 5, Dirk Meyer, West Germany, 15, 21.00. 6, Klaus Maran, Italy, 6, 23.40, 7, Eduardo Bellini, Spain, 16, 27.70. 8.

Manuel Oalmau, Puerto Rico, 4, 33.00. 8, Greg Hyde. Australia, 13, 33.00. 8, Peter Bonello, Malta, 12, 33.00. Finn Class After 2 of 7 Races 1.

Terry Neilson, Canada, 2. 6.00. 2. Russell Coutts, New Zealand, 7, 13.00. 3, Jorge Zarif-Neto, Brazil, 1, 14.00.

4. Chris Pratt, Australia, 4. 21.00. 5, Wollgang Gerz. West Germany, 6.

21.70. 6. William OHara, Ireland. 10, 24.00. 7, Armando Ortolano.

Grenada, 3, 25.70. 8, Esko Re-chardt. Finland, 12, 29.70. 9, Mark Neeleman, Netherlands. 9.

30.00. 10, Paolo Scmerano, Italy. 26, 37.70. Star Class After 2 of 7 Races 1. Greece, 1, 3.00.

2, Sweden. 2. 1 1.00. 3. United States (William Buchan.

Bellevue. and Steve Erickson, Edmonds. 9. 15.00. 4, Italy, 6.

17.40. 5. Canada. 5, 23.00. 6, Great Britain, 12.

28.00 7, Brazil, 8, 29.00. 8, Austria. 13, 30.70. 9, Australia. 3.

31.70. 10, West Germany. 4, 34.00. 10, Spain, 14. 34,00.

10, Venezuela. 10, 34,00. 470 Class After 2 of 7 Races 1. Spam, 1. 5.70, 2.

France, 9. 18,00. 3, West Germany, 13. 19.00. 3, United States (Stephen Benjamin.

Oyster Bay, N.Y.. Chris Steinfcld. Oyster Bay. N.Y.. 2, 19.00.

5. Finland. 6, 19.70. 6, Italy, 5. 20.00.

7, Japan. 4. 25,00. 8. Canada, 10.

31.00, 9, Switzerland, 14. 33.00. 9, Israel, 8. 33,00. 9.

Great Britain, 7. 33.00. VOLLEYBALL Women Korea 3. Canada 0 (1510. 15-1.

1531 China 3. West Germany 0(15-5. 156. 15-3) WATER POLO Scores Netherlands 10, China 8 Spain 19 Brazil 12 United States 12. Greece 5 Yugoslavia 13, Canada 4 FIELD HOCKEY Men Netherlands 3, New Ztaland 1 Pakistan 3, Kenya 0 Women Australia 2.

West Germany 2. tic WRESTLING Greco-Roman 136.5 Pounds Round 3 AlsujiMiyahara, Japan, dec. Jon Ronningen, Norway 12-10, 106. Dae-Du Bang, Korea, dec. Mihai Cismasu, Romania, 15-12, 114.

Taisto Halonen, Finland, dec. Erol Kemah, Turkey. 92, 10-4W. Daniel Acevcs, Mexico, dec. HuRicha, China, 14-8.

7-8 W. 125.5 Pounds Round 1 Benni Ljungbeck, Sweden, dec. Antonmo Callabiano, Italy, Ronny Sigde. Norway, dec. HpoSeppala, Finland, 10-3, 3-1.

Masaki Eto, Japan, dec. Ali Lachkar, Morocco, 8-4, 3-1. Haralambos Holidis, Greece, dec. Abd El Latif Khalaf. Egypt, Nicolae Zamfir, Romania, dec.

Patrice Mourier, France, 2.3- 1. Mchmets Erhat Karadag. Turkey, dec. Byung-Hyo Park, South Korea, 12-4, Vi-xh. Frank Famiano.

Schenectady, N.Y.. dec. Servio Sevcrino, Dominican Republic, 13-0, 4-0. Pasquale Passarelli. West Germany, dec.

Ernesto Nahena, Mexico, 13-0, 4-0. 136.5 Pounds Group A Final Kentolle Johansson, Sweden, dec. Doug Yeats, Canada. 3- 2.4- 4. Abduirahim Kuzu, Lincoln, bye.

Group Final Weon-KeeKim, South Korea, pinned Hugo Oietsche, Switzerland, 1:56, 4-0. 149,5 Pounds Round 1 Dietmar Streitler, Austria, dec. Seiji Nemolo, Japan 6-5, 3-1. Sumer Kocak, Turkey dec. Yeun-lk Lee, South Korea, 12-9, 3- 1.

Stefan Negrisan. Romania, dec. Said Squaken, Morocco, Vlado Lisjak, bye Mohammed Mute! Alnakdali, Syria, dec, Boris Adrian Goldstein, 12-0, 4-0. TapioSipila, Finland, dec Gerry Svensson, Sweden, 50, 3-0. James Martinez, Broklyn Park, pinned Antonios Pa-padopoulos, Greece, 2:44, 4-0.

I Shaban Ibrahim, Egypt, bye. 163 Pounds Round 4 Young-Nam Kim, South Korea, dec. Celal Taskiran, Turkey, 93, 12-4. Roger Tallroth, Sweden, dec. Chris Catalfo, Albany, N.Y., 13-4, 11-9.

Martial Mischler, France, bye Stefan Rusu, Romania, dec. Karoli Kasap, Yugoslavia, 4-2, 12-8 W. Jouko Salomaki, Finland, dec. Mohamed Haqmad, Egypt, 14-6. 180.5 Pounds Round 1 Mohamed El Ashram, Egypt, dec.

SangKyu Kim, South Korea, 54, 3-1. Louis Santerre, Canada, dec. Mustafa Suzan, Turkey, 15-0, 4- 0. Soren Claeson, Sweden, dec. Dan Chandler, Minneapolis, Ion Draica, Romania dec.

Klaus Mysen, Norway, 4-4 on criteria. 3-1. Dimitrios Thanopuolos, Greece, dec. Yasutoshi Moriyama, Japan, 3-0. Siegfried Seibold, West Germany, dec.

Georg Marchl, Austria, 3-0. Momir Petkovic, Yugoslavia, dec. Jarmo Overmark, Finland, 3-0. Ernesto Razzino, Italy, bye. 220 Pounds Round 1 George Pikilidis, Greece, dec.

Franz Pitschmann, Austria, 7- 1.3- 1. Andrei Vasile, Romania, dec. Karl-Johan Gustavsson, Sweden, Jozef Tertclje, Yugoslavia, pinned Fritz Gerdsmcier, West Germany, 5:39, 4-0. Greg Gibson, Stafford, dec. Yoshihiro Fuiita, Japan, 14- 1.4- 0, MODERN PENTATHLON Shooting 1.

Michael Storm. Arlington, 1,088 points, 2 (tic). Joel Bouzou. France; Carlo Massullo, llaly. and Paul Four.

France, 1.066. 5 (tie), Ahmed Nasser, Egypt, and Peter Minder. Switzerland, 1,044. 7, Abdulraman Jascm, Bahrain. 1.022.

8 (lie). Jorge Quesada, Spain, and Alejandro Yrizar, Mexico, 1.000, 10 (tie). Kyung-Hoon Chung, South Korea; Ihab Ellebedy, Egypt, 978; Saleh Faraj, Bahrain; Andy Jung, Switzerland, and Daniele Masala, llaly, 978. Also: 15. Greg Losey.

San Antonio, Texas, 956. 45, Dean Glenesk. Santa Maria, 758. Running Event 1. Richard Phelps.

Great Britain. 1,295 points. 2, Carlo Massullo. Italy. 1.262.

3, Joel Bouzou, France, 1,248. 4, Picrpjolo Crislolori, llaly, 1,235. 5, Alexander Watson, Australia. 1,210. 6.

Stephen Sowcrby. Great Britain, 1,202, 7. Ivar Sisniega, Mexico, 1,200. 8, Marcclo Hoyo, Mexico, 1,196. 9, AchimBeltmann, West Germany, 1,194.

10. Daniel Esposilo, Australia, 1,181. Also: 13. Dean Glenesk, Santa Maria. 1.165.

24. Greg Losey, San Antonio, Texas. 1,068. 30, Michael Storm. Arlington, 1,041.

Individual 1 Daniele Masala. Italy, 5,469 points. 2, Svante Rasmuson, Sweden. 5,456. 3.

Carlo Massullo, llaly. 5.406. 4. Richard Phelps. Great Britain.

5.391. 5, Michael Storm, Arlington. 5,325. 6. Paul Four.

France. 5,287. 7. Ivar Sisniega. Mexico, 5,282.

8. Jorge Quesada, Spain. 5,281. 9. Past Hulkkoncn, Finland, 5,193.

10, Didier Boubc, France, 5,186. Also: 13, Greg Losey, San Anlonio, Texas, 5.158. 18, Dean Glenesk, Santa Maria. 5.085. Team 1 Italy IDanielc Masala.

Carlo Massullo. Pierpaolo Crista fori) 16 060 points. 2. United Stales (M.chael Storm, Arlington, Greg Losey. S.m Antonio.

Texas. Dean Glenesk Santa Maria. Calif 15.568. 3. France.

15.5t5. 4, Switzerland. 15. 343, 5. Mexico.

15,283. 6. West Germ, ny 15 028. 7. Great Britain.

14.894. 8, Spain. 14.891. 9 Finland, 14,287. 10.

Sweden. 14,464. CYCLING Sprint Class Quarterfinals (Best-of -Three) Heat 1 Marh Gorski. La Jolla. 1 1 .65 and 1 1 .08 seconds, del.

Gerhard Schcller, West Germany. Heat 2 Philippe Vcrnet. France. 11.56. 11.17.

dcf. Frcdy Schmidtke, West Germany. Heat 3 Nelson Vails, New York. 11.33, 12.07, del. Marcclo Alexandre, Argentina.

Heat 4 Tsutomu Sakamoto. Japan, 11.20. 11.26. dcf. Kcnrick Tucker.

Australia. 11.51. First Repechage Heat 1 Gerhard Scheller, West Germany, 11.41 seconds, del. Claudio lannone. Argentina, and Murray Steele.

New Zealand. Heat 2 Fu-Hsiang Lee, Chinese Taipei. 11.67, def. Katsuo Naka-takc, Japan, and Mark Barry, Great Britain. Heat 3 Gabrielc Sella.

Italy. 1 1 .58, del. Frank Orban, Belgium, and Alex Ongaro, Canada. Heat 4 Fredy Schmidtke. West Germany.

11.45, del. Vincenzo Ceci. Italy, and Frank Dcpine, France. Second Repechage (Winners Advance to Quarterfinals) Heat 1 Scheller. 11.52.

del. Sella. Heat 2 Schmidtke, 10.96. del. Lee.

Individual Pursuit Gold: Steve Hegg. Dana Point. Calif. Silver: Roll Golz. West Germany.

Bronze: Leonard Nitz, Sacramento. Calil. First-Place Race: Hegg (4 minutes, 39.35 seconds) del. Golz Third-Place Race: Nitz (4:44.03) del. Dean Wood, Australia, Points Elimination (Top 12 Qualify for Final) 1, Joerg Mueller, Switzerland, 14 points.

2, Jose Manuel Youshimatz. Mexico, 8. 3, Didier Garcia, France, 6. 4, Balbino Jaramillo. Colombia, 4.

5, Michael Marcussen, Denmark, 26. 6, Alex Stieda, Canada, 23. 7, Juan Carlos Haedo, Argentina, 19. 8, Shaun Wallace, Great Britain. 18.

9, Rudi Ceyssens, Belgium. 17. 10, Manfred Donike, West Germany, 16. 11, Derk Jan Van Egmond, Netherlands, 15. 12, Stefano Alloccho.

Italy, 12. Also: 14, Mark Whitehead, Whittier, 9. EQUESTRIAN Endurance Test (Three-Day Event) 1, Karen Stives. Dover. 49.20 points.

2, Mark Todd, New Zealand, 51.60. 3, Virginia Holgate, Great Britain, 56.80. 4, Torrance Fleischmann, The Plains, 60.40. 5. Mauro Checcoli, Italy, 62.00.

6, Pascal Morvillers. France, 63.00. 7, Ian Stark. Great Britain, 63.60. 8, Lucinda Green.

Great Britain, 63.80. 9, J. Michael Plumb, Dover, 66.40. 10. Marina Sciocchetti, Italy, 67.00.

Also: 11, Bruce Davidson, Unionville, 70.20. SHOOTING Men's 3-Position Small Bore Gold: Malcolm Cooper. Great Britain, 1,173. Silver: Daniel Nipkow, Switzerland, 1.163. Bronze: Allan Alister, Great Britain, 1.162.

4, Kurt Hillenbrand. West Germany, 1.154. 5, Bo Am; Gerh Lilja, Denmark. 1,153. 6, Glenn Dubis, Fort Benning, 1,151.

7. Jean-Pierre Amat, France, 1,150. 7, Peter Heinz, West Germany, 1,150. 9. Bob Cheyne, Canada, 1,149.

10. Michel Bury, r-rance, l.ii. Also: 15, Edward Etzel, Morgantown, W.Va.. 1,142. Men's Rapid Fire Pistol After 1 of 2 Days 1, Corneliu Ion, Romania, 299 points.

2, Rauno Bies, Finland, 298. 2, Jong-Gil Park, Korea, 298. 4, Taheo Kamachi, Japan, 297. 5. Mark Hawkins, Canada, 296.

5, Delivai Nobre, Brazil, 296. 5. Allrcd Radke. West Germany. 296 5, Marin Stan, Romania, 296.

5, Bernardo Tobar, Colombia 296. 5, Roberto Vannozzi. llaly. 296. BOXING Light Welterweights Preliminary Round Javid Aslam, Norway, slopped LisialcLavulo.

Tonga, 2:17, 2nd. Oong-Kil Kim, South Korea, stopped Juma Bugingo, Tanzania, 2:42, 2nd. Jerry Page, Columbus, Ohio, dec. Helmut Gcrtcl, West Germany, 50. Jean Pierre Mbercke.

Cameroon, dec. Ramy Zialor, Seychelles, 5-0. Ikhlet Ahned Hadjala, Algeria, stopped Umcsh Maskcy, Nepal. Octavic Roblcs, Mexico, dec. Hannu Vuorincn.

Finland, 3-2. Mirk Puzovic, Yugoslavia, dec. Denis Lambert, Canada, 50. Steven Larrimore. Bahamas, dec.

Phillimon Ayesu, Malawi, 3-2. Stclan Sjostrand, Sweden, stopped Hassan Lahmar, Morocco, 1:02. 2nd. Loth Belkhir, Tunisia, dec. Kumhiro Miura.

Japan, 4-1. Charles Nwokolo. Nigeria, dec. William Galiwango, Uganda, 50. Welterweights Preliminary Round Joni Nyman, Finland, dec.

Georges Claude Nganguc, Cam-croon, 50. Kieran Joyce, Ireland, stopped Basil Bomlacc, Seychelles, Kitenge Kitengewa, Zaire, stopped Lel.i Tsapi, Lesolho, 2:10, 1st. Dwight Frazcr, Jamaica, dec. Fransisco Alisboa, Indonesia, 50. Bernard Wilson, Grenada, slopped Roland Omoruyi, Nigeria, 1:56, 3rd.

Vcsa Koskcla. Sweden, dec. Abrar Husain Syed, Pakistan, 4-1. Vedat Onsoy. Turkey, dec.

Saikoloni Hala. Tonga, 50. Carlos Reyes. Puerto Rico, dot. Man Bahadur-Stucst ha, Nepal, forfeit China 85, France 83 Spain 107.

Uruguay 90 United States 89, Canada 68 Wednesday's Results Australia 67, West Germany 66 Canada 121, China 80 Yugoslavia 100, Egypt 69 United States 104, Uruguay 68 Italy vs. Brazil, late France vs. Spain, late Women's Standings Pts PF PA USA 2 0 4 164 102 S.Korea 2 0 4 122 114 China 11 2 128 130 Canada 11 2 128 128 Australia 0 2 0 111 148 Yugoslavia 0 2 0 107 138 Combined Wire Services Blanked for six innings by fire-baller Tai-Yuan Kauo, the United States broke through in the seventh inning with a home run by John Marzano and a run-scoring single by Will Clark to edge Taiwan, 2-1, Tuesday night in the Olympic baseball tournament. In the first game on the opening day of competition in the demonstration sport, Italy scored five runs in the ninth inning to beat the Dominican Republic, 10-7. Marzano, of Temple University, led off the seventh with a homer to tie the game, 1-1.

With one out, Flavio Alf aro reached first base on an error by first baseman Ching-Long Yang. Oddibe MacDowell walked, but Chris Gwynn struck out for the second out. Clark, the designated hitter from Mississippi State, then singled to center field to drive in the winning run. John Hoover, who won 18 games for Fresno State last spring, hurled a four-hitter and got the victory before a Dodger Stadium crowd of 52,319. Kauo struck out 12 Americans but took the loss.

Taiwan scored its run in the fourth inning. Hua-Wei Lin led off with a double, took third when catcher Marzano threw into center field trying to pick him off, and scored on I-Tseng Lin's sacrifice fly. U.S. GYMNASTS SWEEP Mitch Gaylord of Van Nuys, Bart Conner of Morton Grove, 111., and Tim Daggett of West Springfield, got perfect 10s (among seven awarded) in, respectively, the rings, the parallel bars and the high bar. Peter Vidmar of the University of California in Los Angeles was the high scorer overall.

The American victory (with 591.40 points to 590.80 for China and 586.70 for Japan), touched of a wildly emotional celebration at Pauley Pavilion. BASKETBALL: U.S. WINS The favored U.S. women soundly defeated Australia, 81-47, with their stars on the bench much of the time. Aussie Coach Brendan Flynn called them the best of all time.

Unbeaten South Korea de- LATE TUESDAY feated Yugoslavia's women, 55-52, and Canada topped China, 66-61. The favored U.S. men, with North Carolina's Michael Jordan scoring 20 points, easily subdued Canada, 89-68. In other men's action, China beat France, 85-83. LIFTING: CHINA GOLD Chen Weigiang won in the 132-pound class, giving China its third straight medal.

Gelub Radu of Romania was second and Tsai Wen-yee of Taiwan third. SOCCER: ITALY WINS Italy beat the U.S. team before 63,624 at the Rose Bowl, 1-0. Also: France 2, Norway Chile 1, Qatar Egypt 4, Costa Rica 1. YACHTING: U.S.

FIRSTS On the first day of the yachting competition at Long Beach, the United States took firsts in the Soling, Finn, Star and Tornado classes. West Germany finished first in two classes, and Denmark won in the other, the Flying Dutchman. Six days of racing remain. VOLLEYBALL The U.S. men crunched Tunisia, 15-3, 15-2, 15-3.

Italy beat China, 15-5, 16-14, 15-13. Canada downed Egypt, 15-10, 15-9, 15-3. Brazil took Argentina, 15-8, 15-8, 16-18, 15-13. FIELD HOCKEY West Germany's men whipped the United States, 4-0. Also: Australia 3, Spain India 3, Malaysia 1.

The Netherlands' women beat New Zealand, 2-1. WRESTLING Steven Fraser of Ann Arbor, upset Sweden's three-time world champion, Frank Ander-sson, at 199 pounds. Jeffrey Blat-nick of Niskayuna, N.Y., defeated Ref ik Memisevic of Yugoslavia on a disqualification at 221 pounds. In the lighter weight class, Mar-kus Scherer of West Germany meets Vincenzo Menza of Italy. Scherer advanced by beating Ikuzo Saito of Japan, 18-7.

In the 136-pound final, Hugo Dietsche of Switzerland meets Doug Yeats of Canada. Tuesday's Results United States 87, Australia 47 South Korea, 55, Yugoslavia 52 Canada 66, China 61 Wednesday's Results No games scheduled Today's Games South Korea vs. United States China vs. Yugoslavia Canada vs. Australia SOCCER Tuesday's Results France 2, Norway 1 Chile 1.

Qatar 0 Egypt 4, Cosla Rica 1 Italy 1, United States 0 Wednesday's Results Cameroon 1, Iraq 0 Yugoslavia 1, Canada 0 West Germany vs. Brazil, late Morocco vs. Saudi Arabia, late WEISS Featherweights (60 Kilograms) Gold: 1, Chen Weiqiang. China, 282.5 kilograms. 622 pounds.

Silver: 2. Gclu Radu, Romania, 280; 617. Bronze: 3. Wen Yec Ts.ii, Chinese Taipei. 272.5; 600.

4, Kaoru Wahiko, Japan. 270; 595. 5. YdsuIt; Muraki, Japan, 267.5: 589. 6, Mycong Su Lee.

South Korea. 267.5; 5B9. 7, Sorienda Nasution, Indonesia. 267.5; 589. 8 Uolevi Kahclm.

Finland. 267.5; 589. 9, Mircca Tuli, Romania, 265; 584. 10. Mohamed Yosal.

Egypt. 252.5; 556..