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PAN AM GAMES Page 56-83rxamlnrr Oct. 1 6, 1 975 Brazilian triple jumps 58-8 The United States won seven gold medals four In shooting but still trailed the Cubans In first places 22-18. The. U.S. led overall 4642.

The crowd at Olympic Stadium booed when the Star Spangled Banner was played following Kathy Weston's victory in the 800 meters, and when they booed again at the introduction of 20-kilometer walk bronze medal winner, Larry Young, he gave those in attendance the "thumbs down," sign. in Mexico City's rarefied air aa Sals Oct. 16-18 LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE United Press International MEXICO CITY Once again the conditions were just right in the slightly crumbling stadium that sits on the edge of the mammoth University of Mexico. There was no wind, temperatures were pleasant, and there was just enough spring in a pair of young legs. And with all of these Intangibles coming together' in the rarefied air of the southern Sierra Madre mountains, another astonishing world record was set yesterday.

Joao Carlos Oliveria, a wisecracking, lanky Brazilian who had never before leaped farther than 55-11 in the triple jump, pulverized the world record with an effort of 58-8 lk to win the Pan American games gold medal. He bettered the previous mark owned by Russian Viktor Saneyev by more than a foot and a half. "I came to compete, not to win," said Oliveria, who briefly succumbed to tears after his jump. "I did riot expect to win. This is something I will remember all the rest of my life." It was seven years ago, in the same stadium, that Bob Beamon produced his 29-2 Vfc long jump, a mark that cracked Ralph Boston's record by two feet -and has been proclaimed by at least one medical man to be the first terminal record in sports history one that will never be broken.

That seems unlikely, but Beamon's mark has remained unchallenged since 1968, just as Oliveria's will surely be untouched for years to come. The tremendous individual effort reduced the rest of yesterday's Pan American games action to an afterthought. There was another round of controversy the Americans charging the Cubans with using illegal equipment in the discus throw and the medals being held up as a result. A jury of games officials will decide today whether to allow the protest. ii 6 ill Mgp SLEEPING BAGS CjHANITE f'OLARGUAHD BAG CLASS (2i)ris Dn.roniinu.Kl) SNOWLION (2nrlsS DtsronimurUI SNOWLION TOURSACK SNOWLION NORTHSTAR -SNOWLION WONDLHRAG SNOWLION OVEHBAG 10 RENTAL POLARCUARD BAGS RENTAL DOWN BAGS PARKAS GHANITE DOWN PARKA WHOOD SNOWLION (2nrh8i Discuntmiml) CLASS (2ncis Disrontinnerf) 1 SNOWLIONULTIMATE PARKA, I Down) SNOWLION PALISADE PARKA (Pol.ii- -qiMKl) GRANITE POLARGUARD VEST GRANITE MOUNTAIN PARKA RENTAL PARKAS PACKS WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE? SCOREBOAE Kings, 4-3 Washington 2 0 13 Los Angeles 2 0 24 First Period 1, Los Angeles, Kozak 1 (Dionne, Crashley), 3:17.

2, Los Angeles, Dionne 2 (Murphy), 3:47. 3, Washington, Clement 2 (Monahan, Scamurra), 1345. 4, Washington, Marson 1 (Pyalt), 16:11. Penalties Kozak, LA, Lynch, Wash, Crashley, LA, 5:02, Labre, Wash, 1001; Corrigan, LA, 1020; Egers, Wash, 1020; Stewart, Wash, 15:03) Venasky, La, 1503. Second Period None.

Penalties-Brown, LA, 155; Komadoski, LA, Brossart, Wash, Marson, Wash, 18:03. Third Period 5, Washington, Stewart 2 (Labre), 11.55. 6, Los Angeles, Komadoski 1 (Widino, Kozak), 13:34. 7, Los Angeles, Venasky 3 (Goring, Murdoch), 15:22. Penalties Murdoch, LA, Labre, Wash, 14:34.

Shots on goal: Washington 5-7-315. Los Angeles 12-1-11-24. Goaiies; Washington, Low. Los Angeles, Edwards. 10,092.

WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Canadian Division PACKS 74.00 49 00 JANSPORT CASCADE II 1 45.00 35.00 JANSPORT SCOUT II 39.00 31.00 WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE SOFT PACKS (2nrls) 20 off GRANITE BIKE PACK 10.00 8 00 GRANITE HUMMINGBIRD 13.00 -10 50 MEADOW 16.00 12.75 GRANITE KLETTER SACK 24.00 19.00. RENTAL PACKS 40 BOOTS VASQUE BIGHORN 49.00 38.00 VASOUE LIBERTY 58.50 45.00 VARIOUS ODD TRAPPUERS, ETC. 30-40 off MISCELLANEOUS GERRY TENTS 20 off GRANITE CORDS DENIM SHORTS 12 00 8.00 GRANITE OVAL BINbRS 2.00 2 25 GLACIER GLASSES off ALL GOLDLINE WEBBING off DOG PACKS 20 off ALL FOOD oft EFI BUTANE STOVE 16 00 12 00 SHORT GOLDLINE (50'-100 off RENTAL TENTS $65 SKI TOURING EQUIPMENT ASSNES PACKAGE (SKis, Bouts, Polns, Binrfinns) 89 00 TOPPEN PACKAGE (Skis, Boots, Polns. Bindings) .134.00 99.00 TRAK NO WAX PACKAGE (Ski's, Boois, Poles, Binding) .130 00 95 00 FISCHER EUROPA 77 PACK (Skis, Boots, PoIhs, Birafmqs) .175 00 14500 RIEBER BOOTS' 45.00 35 00 RENTAL SKIS (Assncs Jnivintin) 62 00 S15 30 RENTAL bOOTS (Alpha) .45.00 SI 5-25 Red Sox, 5-4 BOSTON CINCINNATI ab ti Di aD ti bi Befiguez It 101 I Rose 31) 3 110 RWiiler if 1 0 0 0 Gritfev rf 5 0 11 Dov 2b 5 0 10 Morgan 2b 3 10 0 Ystrmsiii lb 4 0 2 1 TPerei ID 4 0 0 0 Fisk 5 110 Bench 4 0 11 Lvnn c' 4 110 GFosier If 4 12 0 Pe'rocelli 3b 4 0 1 0 CncDcion ss 4 111 Evans rf 4 12 2 Geronimo cf 4 0 3 1 Eji-ieson ss 4 1 1 I Norman 10 0 0 Tiant 3 110 Boroon 0 0 0 0 C'owley ph 10 0 0 CCarroU 0 0 0 0 Cnanev ph 10 0 0 Easiwick 0 0 0 0 Ambrslr ph 0 0 0 0 Total 38 5 41 5 Total BATTING SUMMARY 34 4 9 4 BOSTON RED SOX Pts. GF GA Quebec 2 10 4 18 13 Winnipeg 2 0 0 4 9 3 Edmonton 1 2 0 2 11 14 Calgary 1 1 0 2 5.7 Toronto, 110 2 I 10 East Division Indianapolis 1 2 0 2 13 12 New England 1 1 0 2 5 9 Cincinnati 1 0 0 2 1 0 Cleveland 1 1 0 2 8 5 West Division Phoenix 2 1 0 4 10 11 Minnesota 2 10 4 10 9 Houston 1 1 0 2 8 6 Denver 0 10 0 17 San Diego 0 2 0 0 7 10 REG.

SALE 4 7 00 40" 40 00 01 00 84 00 56.00 S30 40 Wj 5b SiOOO off olt 74 OO 103.00 Ub.00 07 OO fiO.OO 10J.OO b7.50 4300 20 off 20-40 44 00 37 00 1500 28 OO $20 30 (49.00 OO oo 3 KAtviE v. MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED PACKAGES, ODD ITEMS, 2nds, RENTALS IP ab h2b3bhr rbiavg. 14 3 5 0 1 1 4 .357 17 1 5 0 0 0 0 .294 15 4 4 0 0 0 2 .267 14 3 3 0 0 1 3 .214 15 1 4 0 0 0 1 .267 15 2 7 1 0 0 3 .467 15 1 7 1 0 0 2 .467 13 0 1 1 0 0 1 .077 6 2 2 0 0 0 0 .333 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 .500 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 fl 0 0 0 0 0 .000 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 .250 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 136 IB 40 3 1 3 IB .294 (iMKwwtinti -y Brazil, 2J.2. 3, Andrea Trott, Bermuda, 24.52 4, Cormela Bolivar, Peru, 24.56. 5, Marie Lande Mathieus, Puerto Rico, 24:66.

6, Margarita Grum, Uruguay, 24.72. Second beat Silvia CWvas, Cuba, 23.31. 2, Carol Cummlngs, Jamaica, 23.43. 3, Mariorie Bavley, Canada, 23.56. 4, Frieda Davy, Brazil, 23.76.

5, Maria N. Amorin, Brazil, 24.59. 6, Georgine Koorndilk, Surinam, 24.58. 7, Sholel Ferguson, Bahamas, 24.78. Third heat 1, Pamela Jlles, New Orleans, 23.63.

2, Beatriz Allocco, Argentina, 23.71. 3, Joyce Yafubowich, Canada, 23 83. 4, Zonia Meighan, Guatemala, 25.12. 5, Angela Maclean, Tobago, 25.22. 6, Guada-lupesGarcia, Mexico, 25.45 Fourth heat 1, Siivlna Pereira, Brazil, 23 21.

2, Debbie Jones, Bermuda, 23 46. 3, Angelo Godoy, Argentina, 24 12. 4, Janice Bernard, Trinidad-Tobago, 24.80. 5, Oiga Gonzalez, Guatemala, 27.61. 6, Rose Gau-thier, Haiti, 27.96.

Women's 200 Meters Semifinals (Top Four to Final) First heat 1, Pamela Jiies, New Orleans, 23.03. 2, Silvia Chivas, Cuba, 23.22. 3, Carol Cummings, Jamaica, 23.33. 4, Mariorie Bailey, Vancouver, B.C., 23.92. 5, Freida Davev, Barbados, 24.21.

6, Beal-nz Allocco, Argentina, 24.31. 7, Carmeia Bolivar, Peru, 24.85. Second heal 1, Chandra Cheeseborough, Jacksonville, 23.14. 2, Silvina Pereira, Brazil, 23.20. 3, Joyce Yakubowich, Victoria, 23.43.

4, Lorna Forde, Barbados, 23.64, 5, Debbie Jones, Bermuda, 23.86. 6, Zonia Meighan, Gualemaia, 25.44. Men's Discus Final 1, John Powell, Cupertino, 204-7. 2, Julian Morrison, Cuba, 3, Jay Silvester, Orem, Utah, 196-3. 4, Bishop Doiegiewicz, Montreal, 192-lMa.

5, Am Roosl, Toronto, 185-5. 6, Javier Moreno, Cuba, 167-6i4. 7, Pedro Serrano, Puerto Rico, 156-10. s. Men's Triple Jump Final 1, Joao Ollvelra, Brazil, 58-8' i (world record, old record 57-2- by Viktor Saneyev, Soviet Union), 2, Tom Havnes, Nashville, 56-8 i.

3, Caleb Rahman Abdul, Los Angeles, 55-8' 2. 4, Nelson Pru-dencio, Brazil. 55-3'j. 5, Gustavo Bias, Cuba, 54-6'. 6, Armando Herrera, Cuba, 53-7 'i.

7, Emilio Marino, Argentina, 5-2. 8, David Wall, Seardorough, 50-11, Women's BOO Finals 1, Kathleen Wesion, Reno, Nev, 24.93. 2, Abigail Hoffman, Toronto, 205 25 3, Joan Wemzel, Waterloo, 2 06 93 4, Kathie Hall, Chicago, 2.07.56. 5, Ana Udr-izard, Argentina, 2:09.86. 6, Araceli Ar-ano, Mexico, 2:10.96.

7, Mercedes Alvarez, Cuba, 2.15.41. Women's Pentathlon finals Shot put 1, Diane Jones, Canada, 50 feet, 3'i inches, 913 points. Gale Fitzgerald, East Orange, N. 45-8, 834. 3, Joanne Jones, Canada, 44-01, 805 4, Con-ceicao Geremias, Brazil, 41-0'k, 750.

Emilia Dyrzka, Argentina, 39-8, 725. 6, Dana Collins, Salem, 37-5'i, 682. 7, Mercedes Roman, Mexico, 3i-Wi, 651. 8, Ivonne Nedderman, Argentina, 35-2, 406. 9, Ana Decevicci, Uruguay, 35-1, 635.

10, Angeles Calo, Mexico, 34-11, 633. 11, Andrea Bruce, Jamaica, 614. 12, Edith Noeding, Peru, 33-2' 597. 13, Mar-ciela Peralta, Dominican Republic, 30-5'z, 539. Men's Basketball Puerto Rico 84, Venezuela 77 Argentina 81, Canada 80 Women's Basketball Brazil 74, Canada 54 Baseball Dominican Republic 3, Cuba 2 Mexico 4, Salvador 3 Field Hockey STORE OPEN 9 9 THURS.

THROUGH SAT. 2160 UNIVERSITY BERKELEY, CA. PH. 848 7866 Am in IV A I MM iv: Jan Kodes d. Ivan Molina, 6-3, 6-4; John Lloyd d.

Jurgen Fassben-der, 6-4, 7-5; Francois Jauffret d. Antonio Munoz, 6-4, 7-5; Jaime Fillol d. Jasit Singh, 6-3, 6-4; Jose Higueras d. Ulrich Pinner, 6-1. 6-1; lite Nastase d.

Hans Pohmann, 6-3, 6-3: Karl Metier d. Ricardo Cano, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2; Colin Dowdeswell d. Jairo Velasco, 7-6. 3-6, 6-2; Adriano Panatta d. Antonio Barranco, 6-2, 6-1.

GRAND PRIX STANDINGS 1. Guillermo Vilas, 715 points. 2. Manuel Orantes. 604.

3. Arthur Ashe, 475. 4. Bjorn Borg, 460. S.

Hie Nastase, 5. 400. 6. Jimmy Connors, 340. 7.

Jan Kodes. 328. 8. Raul Ramirez. 285.

9. Jaime Fillol, 254. 10. Harold Solomon, 235. $50,000 WOMEN'S At Orlando, Fla.

SINGLES (Third round) Kathy Kuykendall d. Wendy Overton 4-6, 6-3, 6-4; Martina Navratilova d. Laurie Tenney, 6-3, 6-3; Linky Boshoff d. Jeanne Evert, 6-2, 7-5. DOUBLES Boshoff-llana KLoss d.

Evert-Bev Buckley, 6-1, 6-3. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Wales Conference Norrit Division Pts. GF GA Montreal 3 10 Pittsburgh 3 0 0 Los Angeles 2 2 0 28 Detroit 0 Washington 0 5 0 Adams Division 0 .14 27 Buffalo 2 0 0 4 California 2 10 4 Toronto 12 0 2 Boston 0 111 Campbell Conference Patrick Division Philadelphia 3 0 0 6 Y. Islanders 2 0 2 6 Y. Rangers 2 115 Atlanta 0 3 0 0 19 10 16 7 smyme Division 2 2 0 4 112 4 Vancouver Chicago -SI.

Louis 12 11 1 1 I 3 Kansas City 1 1 1 Minnesota 12 0 2 11 Wednesday's Game New York Rangers 3, Atlanta 1 Pittsburgh Toronto 4 Detroit 4, Chicago 4 Minnesota 4, California 1 Los Angeles 4, Washington 3 Thursday's Games St. Louis at Philadelphia Boston at Detroit Chicago at Buffalo Friday's Games New York Islanders at Atlanta Washington at California Los Angeles at Vancouver North Stars, 4-1 California 1 0 01 Minnesota 1 3 0 at First Period 1, Minnesota, Golds-worthy 2 (Hlcke, Reid), 11:04. 2, California, Hrechkosy 2 (Stewart), 19:19. Penal-ties-Engele, Min, Christie, Cal, Rombough, Min, California bench, served by Sabourln, Sather, Min, 16:30. Second Period 3, Minnesota, Cressman 1 (Sather), 3:05.

4, Minnesota, Hicke 2 (Hextall, O'Brien), 4:03. 5, Minnesota, Goldsworthy 3 (Plager, Hextall), 16:35. Penalties Girard, Cal, Golds-worthy, Min, minor-maior, Chrislie, Cal, double minor, 7:15. Third Period-None. Penalties-Hextell, Min, Talafous, Min, Plager, Mm, minor-maior, MacAdam, Cal, maior, 10.41; Hextall, Min, Hlcke, Min, misconduct, Christie, Cal, misconduct, O'Brien, Min, 17-49; Shots on goal: California 6-U-y 26.

Minnesota 7-8-318. Goalies: California, Simmons. Minnesota, LoPresli. 1,135. Rangers, 3-1 Atlanta 0 0 I New York Rangers 1 1 3 First Period-1, New York, Gilbert 2 (Vickers), 14:39.

2, Atlanta, Bennett 2, 17:29. Penalties Sanderson, NY, 516; Mulhearn, AM, 11:48, Marolle, NY, 17.29. Second Period 3, New York, Tkeczuk 1 (Polis), 1858. Penalties Atlanta bench, served by Comeau, 1:33, New York bench, served by Polis, Kea, Atl, Qumn, Atl, 15:54. Third Period 4, New York, Ratelie 3 (Middleton, Gilbert), 15:57.

Penalties Qumn, Atl, Kryskow, Alt, minor-misconduct, Park, NY, 1820 Shots on goal: Atlanta 1-6-923, New York 9-14-17-40 Goalies: Atlanta, Myre; New York, Davidson. 17,500. I'engui's. 8-4 Pittsburgh 3 i Toronto 2 2 0-4 Pi'tsburgb, Kehoe 2 (Stackhouse, Hadfield), 247 2 Pitts Tn rif' M9rrison I (Schock, Wilkins), 10.16. 3, Toronto, Stoughton 1 (Sillier, 4' P'ttstJurgti, Apds (MacDonaW, 17 44.

5, Toronto, Turnbull PehaltiesSteckhouse. Pit, 9 05; M'S? PH. Williams, Tor, 1640; Stackhouse, Pit, 19 49 Second Period-, Toronto, Sittler 3 (McKenny Turnbull), :11. 7, Toronto Boutette I (Stoughton, Ashby), 1341 l' Pittsburgh Bennett I (Kelly, Stackhousel Pfsoumh Stackhouse I (7 40 Pttailies-Keily, 500' K'' Pil' Burrows, 1902 WcDonia' Tor, maior, fW-'O, Pittsburgh, MacDo-nad 3 (Pronovost, Stachouse), :40 11, TkKy Hadtiekt) Tor, Boutetle, Tor, 23s, Turnout, Tor, 814; Burrows, Pit, M06; Campbell, Pit, 13.49, Dunn, Tor, Goa.es. Pit'sOurgh.

nneis Toronto, McRae, Fave. 16.316. Hanks-Wings, 4-4 Detroit 2 11-4 Cr-ogo i 24 First Period-1, Chicago, Koroil 2 (D Reomond, Hull), 246. Deirwt, Hoga-boam I Mckechnie), 4 25 3 De-trail, MrKechme I (Hamet), 1137 Penai-ties-Mckechn, Del, .55, Hextall, Del, 6 30, Watson. Del, 43.

Gagnon Ci. 643: Mckechn. Del. 7 24, taPomie, De" 37- Mjrrav. CVego, 14 Second Perio-4, Oh ago, Rote 1 (She-han.

Mann), 1.29 5, Detroit, Hogaboam 2 (LaPomtei, 859 Penaities-Mjrry, Chi, 10 04; McKecMe, 1'26 Mam-el, 13 26, Murray, Chi. 19 58 Period Devoii, Hamel (Mckechn. Hex'ali), 28. 7 Ovcago Botorev 2 15 23, 8, Chicago iKoroti, Marns), 158 Pe-aies Hen-tan, Det, Maioney. Del.

maw, 900. Toiioft, Chi, maur, 9M L'be't Det, 10 22, Korc, Chi, 1022, Hogaooam! Det 1305. S-ots on goal; Detroit 7-7-2-16 Chicago 14-13-1441. Gr.e$- Oe'-cif, MtDure. Chcauo, 'o.

A. i. .8 7. 12 Evans rf Dovie 2b Yast'iemski FisK Lvnn c' Pelroceih 30 Burleson ss Coooer lb Tiant Lee Drago Carbo ph Wise Burlon Cleveland Willoughbv Morel Bemquez If Miller It Totals BATTING SUMMARY CINCINNATI REDS ab ti2b3bhrrbiavg. Rose 3b Morgan 2b Bencn Perez lb Foster If Concepcion ss Griffey rf Geronimo cf Gullet! Carroll McEnanev B'Hingham Borbon Rettenmund ph Eastwck Nolan Darty Armbnster ph Norman Crowiev oh Oanev ph 1 i id 14 2 3 1 0 0 2 2H 16 2 4 2 0 1 14 1 0 0 0 0 15 1 5 0 0 0 16 3 3 1 0 1 15 0 3 3 0 0 3 .250 1 .000 0 .333 3 .188 2 .200 2 .417 12 2 5 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 '000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 .000 01.000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Totals Ul 1 a 7 2 3 13 .212 PITCHING SUMMARY BOSTON RED SOX 2 18 .14 4 4 6 7 200 Lee 1 8 5 2 2 2 5 2 25 Drago, 0-1 1 1 2 1 1 1 0 900 Vyise 1 4 1-3 4 5 5 2 1 1039 Burton 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 0.00 Cleveland 11 1-3 000 0 2000 VMougnby, 0-1 1 3 2 1 0 0 1 000 Morel 1 1-3 1 0 0 1 1 000 Totals 436 1-3 21 13 12 13 2.97 CINNCINATI REDS 'P It er bb so era 01 1 6 10 4 4 4 3 600 Carroll 3 22-3 3 2 2 1 2 6 74.

McEnanev 3 42-3 3 2 2 1 5 428 Billingtiam 1 52-3 6 2 1 2 5 1 59 ,2 1 0 0 0 000 3 62-3 4 1 1 2 1 1.35 Nolan 14 3-1 1 1 0 225 1 2 2 1 1 2 0 4 50 Norman, 0-1 1 3 1-3 7 4 4 1 2 108! Totals 4 36 40 IB 16 14 18 4.0O SCORE BY INNINGS Boston (A) no 502 702 0-18 Cincinnati (N) 200 530 002 1-13 E-Conceocion, Fisk 2, Perez, Doyle DP-Cincmnali 6, Boston 1. LOB-Cincm-nati 25. Boston 30. SB-Conceocion, Poser Perez, Gnffev. S-Dovie, Evans, Willougnby, Armbrisier, SF Cooper Morgan Lvnn.

HBP-by Billingtiam lEvans). Balk Tiant. WP-Darcy, Norman Boston 000 500 000-5 Cincinnati 200 200000- 4 Pe'ez, Doyle. DP-Ocinnati 1. LOB-Boslon Cincinnati 8.

2B Griftev, Bench, Burleson, Concepcion. 3B Evans, Geronimo. ArmDnster. IP ER BB SO Tiant IW2-01 Norman Be-bon Carroll 9 9 4 4 4 4 3 1-3 7 4 4 2-3 2 10 1 2 2 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 Eas'wck WiP-Norman. 2 52.

A 55 667. MIL 1 (mm Trck 1 Field Men's 200 Meters Qualifications (Top tour each heat qualify for semifinals) Kavmond Heerenven, Dutch Antilles, 20 98 2, Anthony Davis Jamaica. 21 12 3, Gregory Simmons, Bermuda, 2141. 4. Dennis Collison, Guvana 23 20 Ram'rH' Guatemala, Second best 1, Larry Brown, Jersey Cv, NX 20 62 2, Hugh Eraser, Canada.

20 90. 3, PaOio Monies, Cuba, 21.18 4 Fell Lopez, Dominican Republic 21 24 5 Hasiey Craword, Tnnioad, 21 65 6 Ar-turo Godv, Mexico, 21,80 7, Henry Braa-tiarp Dutch Antilles, 2217. 8. Pmiippe Etienne, Haiti, 22.33 IS'rd. Re''1 Martin.

Canada, 20 93. 2, Bit Collins, Houston, 2100 3 Braittiwaite, Trm.flad 21 33-4, Rudolph Levarity, Argentina, 2161 5 Gustavo Dubarner, Argentina 2U1 Leon) Ceero. Bolivia. 22 61 Fourth heal: 1, James Ges, Guvana 2. Micnet Sands, Bahamas, 2109 3 CoHm Bradfort, Jamaica, 2186.

4. Rtry SMva, B'eitf, 22.31. 5. Jesus fiotwna. Puerto Rico, 2 40.

Semifinals (TOO tour Mrh ht n.iiiu i mi i i 'am Loums 2 Hugh Eraser, Canada Ravmnnd Hwann HOiitrKi 20 86 3. 21.11 4. Jesus Puerto Rico, 2L 13 AnnMes, jvmtn Levant, Banamas. 21 i Bra'nwa'te, Trimaad-ToOauQ 7 Denms Ca'-'son. Guvaia, 2154.

Guerrero, Bahamas, 2i.il Second deal James Gitkes, Guvana, 20 seconds 2, La'ry Brown, Jersey 3 Michael Sands, l0K Pal Cuba. 2175 5, Anthony Davis. Jamaica, 35 4 Pef'x Lboez, Dominican Republic, 7, G'eyory Simons, Bermuda, 21.88. Women's jm Meter (Top four tack Deaf willy lor semifinal) First heal 1, Chamera CheewtKrouah, Jacksonville, Fa, 23.07. 2, Lorna Foroe, 1 Wednesday's Games New England 5, Edmonton 4, OT Cleveland 8, Minnesota 4 Thursday's Games Indiana at San Diego Winnipeg tfl Denver CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Eastern Conference Pts PF PA 9 4 0 18 308 224 8 5 0 16 310 261 3 9 I 7 206 264 3 9 1 7 210 335 Western Conference Ottawa Montreal Toronto Hamilton Edmonton 10 3 0 20 345 285 9 4 1 19 329 270 6 6 1 13 248 275 5-8 0' 10 309 286 Saskatchewan Winnipeg Calgary British Columbia 5 9 0 10 256 311 Wednesday's Game British Columbia 25, Ottawa 15 Thursday's Games No games scheduled NCAA STATISTICS Total Offense Yds.

Yd.PG Swick, Toledo Kubacki, Harvard Cordova, Stanford Phillips, Yale Bateman, Brown 1474 245.7 239.3 2126 201.3 200.3 718 1063 604 601 Rushing Yds. Yd.PG Bell, Southern Cal 5 940 5 727 5 673 5 663 6 786 5 645 3.0 Eckwood, Arkansas Griffin, Ohio State Collins, Kentucky Lusk, Long Beach Muncie, California Receiving 1454 134.6 132.6 131.6 129,0 tt Yds. Ct.PG Hilt, Stanford 5 30 449 6.0 Fencik, Yale. Chamberlin, Princeton Farnham, Brown Fadden, Virginia 3 18 340 6.0 3 18 240 6.0 3 17 212 5.7 5 28 353 5.6 Passing Aft. Com.

Yds Cm PG Swick, Toledo 6 187 122 1510 20.3 Cordova, Stanford 5 162 82 1058 16.4 Bruner, NE Lousn 6 162 90 1052 150 Mver, New Mexic 152 74 948 14.8 Penrose, SanDgSI 6 161 83 1220 138 Henderson, Oregn 5 141 69 647 13.8 Beibie, Princeton 3 66 39 468 138 Degnan, Utah 5 130 64 767 12.8 Exhibitions Wednesday's Garnet Detroit (NBA) 121, Cleveland (NBA) 1 102 Utah (ABA) 108, Seattle (NBA) 98 New York (NBA) 103, Indiana (ABA) 98 Portland (NBA) 98, San Diego (ABA) 85 Golden State (NBA) 119. New York (ABA) 114 St. Louis (ABA) 112, Virginia (ABA) 107 LAS VEGAS-Mando Ra- mos.145, La Brea, Calif. KO'ed Antonio Leyva, 147, Mexicali, Mexico, seventh round (10). WEST COAST CONFERENCE At Stockton Cal 4.

UOP 0 (scoring: Pavone, Salvemint, McBain, Merino) High School Balboa 13. Galileo 43 (Garcia. 13 44 11 At JT- 1 A Vi wrr 1 V- 1 iiiiiai mMt yy 'yyyyyy Argentina 5, United States 0 Canada 1, Guyana 1, tie Mexico 1, Jamaica 0 Men's Volleyball Cuba 3, Venezuela 0 Mexico 3, El Salvador 0 Women's Volleyball United States 3, Puerto Rico 0 Soccer Cuba 3, Bolivia 0 Argentina 6, Jamaica 0 Mexico 3, United States 1 Weightliftlng Finals Lightweiqht Clean i Jerk 1, Roberto Urrulia, Cuba, 2914 (Pan Am record, old record, P.Rodriguez, Cuba, 253, Cali, 1971). 2, Darnel Cantore, Patifica, 258-a. 3, Amaury Cor-dero, Dominican Republic, 253.

Snatch 1. Urrulia, 368'; (Pan Am record, old record. Bemamin, United Stales, 330, Caii 1971). 2, Cantore, 341, 3, Vaidemar Rob'es, Venezuela, 324 1. Total 1 Urrutia, 660 (Pan Am record, without press, oid record, P.

Rodngues, Cuba, 8s3 Cali, 1971). 2, Cantore, 559 1. 3, Cordero, 566 3. Shooting Central Fire United States. 2 334.

2, Argentina 2297. 3, Cuba. 2.281. 4. Mexico, 2.262.

5, Canada. 2.249. 6, Panama, 2.237. 7, Dommcan Republic, 2.232. 8, Brazil, 2,230.

9, Puerto Rico, 2 210 10, Bolivia, 2,192. 11, Jamaica, 2,174. 12, Guavana, 2.156 CenterFIre Pistol Finals Marvm B'ack, Ga 589 ot 600. 2 Herschel Anderson, Co-u bui' 586 3' Leopoldo Ortega, bus, 58 0 5, Lee James, Canada, 580 ieam-1. United Slates, 2,334 of 2 400.

Small Bore Riii, Finals IndividuaM, Margaret Murdock Tn-fa Kan, 1,16 of 1,700. uS wZ uer Coumbus, 1 162 3 Lannv R. snam. Bedford, fe 1, so 4 jonn Wnter, Clarendon Hills III, 1 152 5 2-suei Vaidez, Cuba. 1,151 2 CJf'r S'a'es' M0 0 4 8O0.

una, 4,49. 5 Mexico, 4,461 AUSTRALIAN INDOOR At Sydney MENS SINGLES (Second round) Jotin Alexander Raz Reid, 6-3, 6-1; Stan Smith a Anand Amrttrai. 6-2, 6-2; Ross Case d. John Whitlinger, 6-4, 6-3. COUNT OF GOOO TOURNAMENT At Barcelona.

Spam MENS SINGLES (Third round) Manuel Orantes Barry Phillios-Moore, 6-1, 6-1; Eddie Dibbs Bernie Mitton, 6-0. 6-1 Guillermo Vilas d. Jose Edison Mandarino. 6-1, 6-1; Bjorn Borg d. Sheryvood Steyvart, 6-1, 6-0; Jirt Hrebec d.

Ltto Alvarez, 6-2 7-5; Onny Parun Ray Moore, 6-4, 5-7, 6-2; Julian Ganzaoal Haraid EliemDroich. 3-6, 6-2. 6-2, 5 yy Pacific Tcicphono It Lons distance Your best business connection. i.