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SPORTS Redsesday, August 27, 1S2S B3 The Manhattan Mercury Emotionless McEnroe upset in first U.S. Open match AMOcUtcd rres needed was a couple of the Open's $1.95 chocolate chip cookies or ice cream cones to fatten him up. He may have dieted his game into oblivion. "I tried to get myself in good shape," he said. "I didn't figure on a lot of other factors.

I ended up probably losing too much weight and now I'm not as strong as I should be." McEnroe never will be a 97-pound weakling but Annacone did kick some serious sand on him. It was not, however, a complete surprise because in the month or so since McEnroe's been back, the old fire has burned only once. That was at Stratton Mountain, when he reached the semifinals against Becker. Since then the flame has flickered badly. So much of tennis is mental and right now, McEnroe seems to lack any emotion or enthusiasm for the game.

"That's something I have to look at," he said. "It's just not there right now and there's just not much sense in pretending that it is." He was positively passive. There were no arguments, no baiting his opponent, no snarling at line calls. No nothing. Even Annacone, a player McEnroe had never lost to before, a player he had wiped out rather convincingly just four days earlier in the Hamler Challenge Cup, sympathized.

"I'm not sorry I won," Annacone said. "But it feels kind of awkward beating him. I'm sorry he lost. I think he's great for tennis and I want him to come back." So did the fans. They rooted hard for Mac, trying to inspire him, trying to raise his game.

But it was not to be. Whenever McEnroe reached back for something extra, it just was not there. He looked thin, too thin really, almost callow at 155, down perhaps 15 pounds. And he lacked zip after the first set. He played inconsistent tennis, sometimes delivering brilliant shots on one point only to net easy ones on the next.

Maybe what Johnny Mac svi i i i i L- Qi J' JL-JL Send out an all points bulletin. John McEnroe remains missing in action, a tennis champion in absentia, locked in limbo, unable to get out. McEnroe washed out of the U.S. Open in the first round Tuesday, beaten rather resoundingly by Paul Annacone, a good player who is not yet confused with Boris Becker or Ivan Lendl. The 6-1, 1-6, 3-6, 3-6 defeat was a shocking slap in the face for Johnny Mac in a tournament tlu.

once was his turf, a tournament he has won four times, a tournament played in his backyard on his favorite surface. Worse than losing was the fact that McEnroe doesn't know why he is losing. Suffering from tennis burnout, he took an almost seven-month sabbatical from the sport after last January's Masters. He's back, but you'd never know it, certainly not by the way he played against Annacone. Chiefs cut 10 players from team KANSAS CITY, Mo.

(AP) Kansas City Chiefs punter Jim Arnold said he was not surprised that he was among 10 players cut by the team, but he 8 till thought he was the best punter on the team. Arnold, one of seven veterans cut by the Chiefs Tuesday, led the National Football League in punting just two years ago. The cuts put the Chiefs at the National Football League roster limit of 50 players. Arnold, a fifth-round pick from Vanderbilt in Coach John Mackovic's first draft in 1983, led the NFL in punting in 1984 with a 44.9 average, but slipped to 19th last year and was unable to regain his '84 form in the preseason. Arnold's departure leaves rookie Lewis Colbert, an eighth-round pick from Auburn as the Chiefs' punter.

"Being the veteran, it was my job," Arnold said. "He had to come in and take it away from me. That's the way I perceived it. I still think I was the best man here. That's what makes it tough to swallow." Among the other veteran casualties were linemen Scott Auer and Bob Olderman; linebackers Jeff Paine and Louis Cooper, fullback Bruce King and defensive back Garcia Lane.

King and Olderman both opened the 1985 season as rookie starters, but lost their jobs as the season progressed. Wide receivers Chas Fox, a fourth-round draft choice from Furman, and Richard Estell, a APLasef photo John McEnroe holds his head in frustration during loss. Sports Briefs 2nd Heat A Feature Don Morris Terry Hill Raymond Fiest Randy Huerter Jerry Hall James Ray Steve Day Mike Durham Dennis Scarf Junction City Junction City Junction City Manhattan Salina Salina Feature LaurancePetrie Randy Pederson Road Runner First Heat COLLEGE BRADLEY Named Stan A beck men's basketball coach and signed him to a five-year contract. JACKSONVILLE Named Donald O. Jacobs athletic director.

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