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D-6 TIMES-COLONIST SPORTS 6 JULY, 1383 WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES I nil I I II I II II II I II II III II III II II I II i wa fCoJv i ri a' 'T i 1 j- a It I Mill i MM I ft a TI. SIT fttft i A DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER I Btoa'ir 3 Litres 319 DOWNY Hm 1, wiwfnnuw. 1 71; 2 K.wn'kova, I 01 is. I. Weave, I 03 10, 4 Marvia Ooronl.

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1 4) yj, VamvM I 4 to, Man. Iim Varterougr). Britain, 1 15, Vonfiw Fafandrv, Franca, 1 OS J4, 6. Wowmarv Kecio Braill, I 7. Claudia Com, brazil, I 07 49; Jenni'rt WiWiautr, VwltiarUnd, Haal I.

Kirpwil, I 01 21; uma. 1 1) 46; 1 HM4 Httul, Wsl Cawmany, I 04 Ml, 4. tlS4) Oxsman, Australia. I 04 44: Cmm lima-Cki. Romania.

I 05 M. I HamieOv-M. ktetiwrlandt. I 057; I. FW HMoaH, CaMua (CaMMO), I MM, Maa'i MOmatra artaitilraka, final: I.

Rabertat Zhulpa, Soviaf Union. 1, Is 93 IGamat record, preyf. ous record 2 14 42, set by Arsen Mii karov. Soviet Union, 1911); Shig. hiro Takahahl.

Japan, i nn, I Gennadly Ulenkov, Soviet Union, 2 4 Peter Evan. Australia, 2 7C 94; Ken Fittpatrtek, Canao (Landon, Out I Sal; I. Aleiandro leiske Tedavakl. Pntuoal. 2 7a 07; 7 Gregory Scott Rhoiswbauoh.

1 74 70; I. Andrew Bauar, U.S., 2 7 7 36. Heat 1: 1 Bair, 26 07; 1. JaM Clam, Canada (wait Rett, C.I. 7 14J7I 1.

Orchard Proneska. Austria. 7 79 57; 4. Richard Lorkhart, New Zealand. 2:10 19; S.

Fu Jin, China. 2 32 02; a. Lesserd Bouisaa, Tunisia. 2,41.77. Hat: 1.

Evans, 21 1. Rho-denbaugh, 2 23.13; Fltzpetrlct, 1 21 57; 4. MaviaH Sempaw. Brazil, 2 26 99; S. Axel Seiner, West Germany, 2 30 56,4.

Mix Mart, Switzerland. 2 J2 8S; 7. Mem! Lam, Ivory Coast. 2 SO 96 Haat 1: 1. Uttnkov.

2 72 33, 2. To-davukl, 2.24 97; 1. Murray Buswell, Britain. 2 26.19; 4. Fatxo Saladinl, Italy.

2 27 04 5. Alberto Margnero. Italy, 2 30 07; 6. In-la Chun, Souti Korea. 2U.I7; 7.

M. Farag, Egypt, 2 47 50 Heal 4: 1. Zhulpa. 2. Teta-hashl, 3.

Lull Carvalho. Brazil. 2 ,79 00; 4. Peter Leng, West Germany, 2 79 96; S. Pedro Hernandez Albernaz, Cuba, 2 15 09; I.

Rafael Gonzales Vasouez, Cuba, 2.37.74; 7. A Nadim.Egvpt,7 44.18. Women's to metro braatttfralia, final: I. Lansa Belokon, Soviet Union, 1: 12 17 (Games record, previous record 1:13.71, set by Isnkuto Buzetite, Soviet Union, Hi heat); 2. Buzehte, 3.

Manuela Dalla Vaile. Italy. 1:11 90; 4. Jeanne Childs. i Angelika Knioplng, West Germany, 1:14 71; I.

Meoan Watson, Canada (Edmonton). 7. Weifen Liang, China, 1:15 25:8, Hong Shao, China, 1 15.30. Heat 1. Dalla Valle, 1.14 17; 2.

Watson, 1:14 90, 3. Childs, 4. Shao, 5. Maria Mafia, Brazil, 1:7060. Heat 2: 1.

Buzelite, 1:11.71 (Games record, previous record 1 Liang, 1:15 55; 3. Claire Lemaire, France. 1: 15 98; 4. Judv Garay, Canada (Toronto), 1:17 5. Teres Figntmaster, U.S., 1:17 62; 6.

Maureen Campbell. Britain, 1:1814. Heal 3: 1 belokon, 1: 14 00; 2. Knip-ping, 1: 14.27; 3. Karin Schwarz, West Germany.

4. Grazyna Dzied-zic. Poland, 5. Yuka Takao, Japan, 6. Chieko Watanabe, Japan, 7.

T. phu, Vietnam, 1 23)0. Women's MO metre freestyle Heal 1. Irina Lancheva, Soviet Union, 2. Natalie Ginoras, Canada (LaSallt, 3.

Annelies Kraus, Netherlands, 4. JanleCoontz. U.S.. 07; S. Isabel Miranda.

Brazil, 9:18 02; 6. Virginia Andrearsa. Brazil, 9:27 77. Heat 2: 1. Marvbeth Llnzmeler, 8:53.57.

2. Julia Daianeaul.Can- ada (Patnte Claire, 3. Sofia Dara, Greece, 4. Laurence Benslmon, 5. Patrizia Bozano, Italy, 6.

Nafissa si-Mohamed, Algeria, 10:19.82. Men's 4x100-metre freestyle may, final: 1. Soviet Union (Sergey Smiryagln, Vladimir Tkachenko, Sergey Krsuk, Alexei Markovskv), 3:21.72 (Games record, previous record 3:25.46, set bv U.S. in heat); 2. U.S., 3.

Canada (Graham Welbourne, Vancouver; Jett Snee-nan, Calgary; Wayne Kelly, Victoria; Alex Baumann, Sudbury, Onl 4. West Germanv, S. Italy, 3:28 30 6. Brazil, 7. Switzerland, 8.

Japan, 3:35.80. Heat 1. United States, 3:25.46 (Games record, previous record 2 West 3. Italy, 4. Japan, 5.

Britain, 6. Cuba, 3:43.82. Heal 2: 1. Soviet Union, 3:27.04 2. Canada, 3.

Brazil, 3:13 05; 4. Switzerland, S. China, 6. Argentina, 3:47.07. Late Monday results CHEER LAUNDRY DETERGENT SUPER CONCENTRATEDtSll)) iv Sf JFTFNEk "7r Litres Tuesday results Ulltmenifjil VOtllVMU Mm Praiwnwiary taw Put Can tto MHUH SMe(iieo' Hongkong lIV I.

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IVItl Wanwn'l Prtliminanf lawnd Pool CMd fMM LtMnon (1 VI. IV I. 15-01 Italy HHeeted Sit(fUnd (IV IL IVMV1I Broil defeated Franc JO (IVX IVI. IVUI rsl Germany defeated Guatemala won. iv i.

ivoi China defeated United States (IVII. IH2.4-iJ.4ls. IH2) FENCING Men'tEpea First taunt (les advance) Jean Mart ChowmarC Canaoa 0 tremont, Out li 2. Miklos boooul. Romania; 3 Stechen trevor, 4.

Aoapito Nirts Penalyer, Cuba, and Pedro Merencio Giron, Cut, a. Lu-domir Chronowskl. Pound, 1 Leszek Sawnowski, Pound. I lle Let. South Korea, and MwiuM S'rzalke.

Poland. 10 Orlando Portela Ameze-oa. Cuba. II. AM) Caff, Canada (Outrernont).

and Vladimir Sflkotov. Soviet Union. 13 Stetano Beltane, Italy; 14 Alei Sezinge. Switzerland; IS AlesvenWoCuomo, Italy, I. Sergei Zlenme, Soviet Union, 17 Roberto Menzi.

Italy; II. Oentel Perreauit, Canada (Montreal); 19 Thierry La-touch, France, 70. Rudolf Szebo, Romania; 31 Jean Rouillaui, France. 22 Peter Schifrin, US; 23 Creooire Eveouoj. Switzerland; 24.

Gerald Pfeterle. Switzerland 25 jouni Pettekainen. Finland, 2. Biorne Vaaso. Sweden; 27.

Eric Srecki. France; 28 Florien Kazet-berger, Austria. 29 Marceto Mariano Magnesco. Argentina; X. Nanvnn Yoon.

South Korea; 31 Lars Winter, Finland. 32 Georoe David Luton. Britain, 33 Florin Saitoc. Romania; 34 Vilely Ageev, Soviet Union; IS. Hannes Lernbacner, Austria, and Lee Shelley.

37. Arno Strohmever, Austria; 31 Sung moon Kim, South Korea, end Mikko Salminen, Finland. 40 Peter Kelt. New Zealand; 41. jonathon Simon Davis, Britain; 42.

Carlos Albert Barriopedro, Argentina Second Round (top 14 advanced to third round): I. Manzi; 2. Lee; 1 Schifrin; 4. Sokolov; S. Giron; 4 Swornowsk; J.

Cole and Penalver; 9 Ptetterle. 10 Larouche; II. Strzalka; 12 Bodoai; 13. Betlone; 14. Chron-owski; IS.

Amezaga; 16 Alenine; 17. Bezinge; II. Perrtault; If. Szaoo; 10. Rouilleun and Cuomo, 21.

Chouinard; 23. Evequoz; 24 Trevor. CYCLING Men's Sprint Second Round: Guelachwl-li, Soviet Union, defeated John Arkwright, Britain. II 24; Men On tare, Canada (Edmonton) defeated Yvon Cloarec, France, 11.76; Tsuto-mu Sakamoto, Japan, defeated Adoi-fo Triana Almenares, Cuba, 11.26; Shuichi Nozaki, Jaoan, defeated Claude Cyr, Canada (Montreal), II. 73; Stetano Baudino.

Italy, defeated Peter Kron. U.S.. 11.63; Alexev Dotsenko. Soviet Union, defeated Youno-soo Kim, South Korea. 11.46.

Repechage: Almenares defeated Arkwright and Cloarec, qualified lor Quarter finals, Cyr defeated Kim and Kron, Qualified tor Quarter-finals. Quarter finals (best of three matches): Guelachwili defeated Cyr, 74; Almenares defeated Ongaro. 2-0; Dotsenko defeated Sakamoto, 2-0; Nozaki defeated Baudino. 2-0. Semifinals (otsl of three matches): Dotsenko defeated Almenares 24; Guelachwili defeated Nozaki, 21.

Men's Individual Pursuit Quarter finals: Alei Stieda, Canada (CoQUitlam, B.C.I, defeated S. Wallace, Britain; S. Bent, Britain, defeated Garry Alfwasser, Canada (Calgary); V. Manakov, Soviet Union defeated P. Hernandez, Cuba; A.

Krasnov, Soviet Union, defeated M. Sarudate, Jaoan. Semifinals: Manakov defeated Stieda. Krasnov defeated Bent. Women's Individual Pursuit Quarter finals: Yue Lu, China, defeated Valerie Chartrand.

Canada (Montreal); T. Poliakova, Soviet Union, defeated Xiang Zhang, China; Longo. France, defeated N. Merlo. US; Kibardina, Soviet Union, defeated, Culligan.

U.S. Semifinals: Longo defeated Poliakova, Kibardina defeated Lu. Women's Sprint Quarter finals: Erika Saloumiaee. Soviet Union, defeated Cristv Heog, 13.46. 13.38: Isabelle Nicoloso, France, defeated Beth Tabor, Canada (Calgary), 12.55, 12.74; Zuonul Zhou.

China, defeated Ivana Caooel-lelto, Canada (Edmonton), 12.6, 13.01; Gulling Yang. China defeated Maria Wisser, U.S.. 12.70, 13.09. Semifinals (best of three matches): Saloumiaee defeated Yang 2-0; Nicoloso defeated Zhou, 2-0. TENNIS Women's Singles, Second round Kumiko Okamoto.

Japan, defeated GuilaCollodel, Italy. 6-2. 7-6. xmvi Li. China, defeated Yang-ia Park, South Korea, 62, 6-1.

Maria Romanov, Romania, defeated Cornelia Dries, West Germany, Karen Dewis, Canada (London, Oil defeated Kerstin Haas, West Germany, 6-4. 7-6. Ludmila Makarova. Soviet Union, defeated Junko Kimura, Japan, 6-3. o-i.

Men's Singles, Second round Vadlm Borisov, Soviet Union, defeated Rick Bangston, Canada (West Vancouver), 3-6, 6-1, 6-1. V-6' US: WV'. 317 316 I TIDE Tidi est li-b calcls sfen va 24 t.4 1 Heat 1: 1. Williams, 1. Scott, 10 W.

1 Zuanictl, 10 64, 4. Zucchini, Km, S. Stratos, 1061; Geuven, 10 a Heat 1. Egunike. 10 33; JoM-son.

10 3. Jang, 1062. 4 Grezmli, K)62, J. Ndinga, 10 65; 6. Kouadio, 1067.

Heat 4: 1. Imoh, 10 41; 2. Nakava. 10 43; 3 Heer, 10 61; 4. Arikawa, 81; 5.

Prado, 10 67; 6. Koffi, 10 96. Women's 100 metres. ouartr final Heal 1: 1. Anoella Taylor, Canada (Toronto), li lt; 2.

Grace Jackson, Jamaira, II 52; 3. Jackie Washington, US, 11.54; 4 Marisa Masullo, Italy, II 65: Navle Abou Sleihan, Lebanon, 13.78 Heal 2: I. Beverly Klnrh, Britain, 11 30. 2 Laurence Bily. France, 11 3 Ike Vollmer, West Germany, 1161; 4.

Daniele Ferrian, 11.65; 5. Noella Shillingford, Dominican Republic. 12.34; 6. Maria Carvalho, Angola, 13 61. Heat 1: 1.

Marina Romanova, Soviet Union, 2. Esmeralda Garcia, Brazil. 11.78; 3. Madeleine de Jesus. Puerto Rico, 11 94; 4.

Tanya Brothers, Canada (Winnipeg), 11 S. vanwelia Iheva, Bulgaria, 12.56; 6 May Sardouk, Lebanon, 13.06. Heat 4: 1. Randy Givens, 11.47; 2. Olga Antonova, Soviet Union 11.55; 3.

Marie France Mollex, France, II 82; 4. Nazel Kuomo. Tanzania, 12 17. 5. Alexandra lores, Mexico, 12.21.

6. Maria Gourgel. Angola, 14.00. Women's 100 metres, semifinals Heat 1: 1. Givens, 11.34; I Taylor, 11.34; 3 Antonova, 11.40; 4.

Vollmer, 11.64; 5. Bilv. 11 68; 6. Ferrian, 11.73; 7 De Jesus, 11.91. Heal 2: 1.

Kinch, 11.33; 2. Washington 11.43. 1 Romanova. 11.9; 4. Jackson, 11 50; 5.

Masullo, 11.53: 6. Garcia. 11.65; 7. Mollex, 1.83; I. Brothers.

11.97. Men's 400 metres, guarterf inals Heat 1: 1. Lazaro Martinez De-spaigne, Cuba, 46.74 2. Gerson de Adraoe Souza, Brazil. 46 97; 3.

Aloo Canti. France, 47 14; 4. J.N. Okove, Nigeria. 47 46; 55.

Kazunori Asaba, Japan, 47.61; 6. Said M'Hand, Morocco. 48 .03 7. Gualberto Paauete, Angola, 49 10; 8. Mario Villagran, Guatemala, 52.69.

Heat 2: 1. Elliott Tabron, U.S., 46.34; Susumu Takano. Japan. 46.43; 3. Victor Markin, 46.87 4.

Heinz Wit-holm Weglner, West Germany, 47.25; S. Tim Bethune, Canada (Misslssau-ga, Ont 47.49; 6. Lee Davis. Jamaica, 48 56 7. Jacinto Macamba, Angola, 49 48; Reinaldo Arturo Leiva, Guatemala, 50 55.

Heat 3: 1. Nix Sunder, U.S. 46 .48 2. Hector Herrera Ortiz, Cuba, 47.00; 3. Sergey Kutsebo, Soviet Union, 47.09; 4.

Vive Feoert, West Germany, 47.63; 5 MohamedAlouIni, Tunisia. 48.07; 6. Paul Carvana, Malta, 55.62. Heat 4: 1. Sunday Uti, Nigeria, 46.25; 2.

Elvis Forde, Barbados, 46.51; 3. Oddur Siourdsson, Iceland, 46 96, 4. Doug Hinds, Canada (Missis-sauga), 44.99; 6. Aphonse Mandonda, Congo, 48 03 7. Abdlall Kasbane, Marocco, 49.17.

Men's 10,000 metres, final: 1. Shuichi Yoneshige, Japan, 28 55.37; 2. Agapius Amo, Tanzania, 3. John Idstrom, U.S., 4. Giovanni d'Aleo, Italy, S.

Paul Locktiart, Canada (Toronto), 6. Kevin John Forster, Britain, 7. Ed Evestone, U.S., 8. Luis Gaiel Hopta, Portugal, 9. AlssioFaustlnl, Italy, 10.

Francisco Pacheco, Mexico, 11. Abdelali Kasbane, Marocco, 12. Jonathan Marshall, New Zealand, 13. Carlos Retlz, Mexico, 30:54.44. Men's shot put, Qualifying (top 12 advance): 1.

Z. Saracevic, Yugoslavia, 19 18 metres; 2. S. Smirnov, Soviet Union, 19.14; 3. M.

Carter, U.S., 18.96; 4. 0. Jakobsson, Iceland, 18.54; 5. A. Wolf, U.S., 18.49; 6.

D. Stoukonis, Soviet Union, 18.25; 7. Luby ChamDul, Canada (Toronto), 17.62; I. Martino Catalano, Canada (Toronto), 17.51; 9. A.

Shatta, Egypt, 17.06; 10. Y. Mackier, Israel, 16.81; 11. E. de Bruin, Netherlands, 16.62; 12.

J. Singh, Indonesia, 15.40; 13. C. Saiche, Guatemala, 12.84; 14. L.

Desantis, Italy, no distance. Men's high jump, Qualifiers: Eddy Annvs, Belgium; Clarence Shunoers, Bermuda; Milt Ottev, Canada (Toronto); Aiam Metellus, Canada (Montreal); Shu Cai, China; Jorge LuisQuinones, Cuba; Juan Francisco Aizpurua, Cuba; Giovanni da Vito, Italy; Miroslaw Wogoarczyk, Poland; Jacek Wszola, Poland; Moussa Fall, Senegal; Igor Paklin, Soviet Union; Yuri Shevchenko, Soviet Union; Roland Eoger, Switzerland; Leo Williams, U.S.; James Barrin-eau, U.S.; Gerd Nagel, West Germany; Andre Schneider, West Germany; Novica Caovic Yugoslavia; Hrvole Fizoleto. Yugoslavia. SWIMMING Men's 400-metre freestyle, final: 1. Vladimir Salnikov, Soviet Union, 3:49 38 (Games record, previous record 3:56.35, set by Salnikov in heat); 2.

Bruce Haves. U.S., 3:54 93; 3. Swatosial Semenov, Soviet Union, 3:56 57 4. Marcelo Juca. Brazil, 5.

Thomas Fahrner. West Germany. 4. Peter Szmidt, Canada (Edmonton), 4:00 02, 7. Scott Brackett.

U.S., 8. David She-milt, Canada (St. Catharines, 4:02 04. Heat 1: 1. Fahrner, 2.

Ste-fanoGrandi, Italy, 3. Andrew Asttxirv, Britain, 4. Robert Wittich, West Germany, 5. Aleiandro Lecot, Argentina, 6. Jim Furrer, Switzerland, 4: 11.46; 7.

Rolando Neiger, Switzerland, 4:18.14. Heat 2: 1. Semenov, 3:57 91; 2. Hayes, 3. Juca.

3:58 14; 4. Brackett, S. Marco Dell'Vomo. Italy, 6. Domint-oue Bataiile, France, 7.

Jln-huang Wu, China, 4: 14.38; 8. Muhammad l-Saleh, Kuwait, 4:34.78. Heat 3: 1. Salnikov, 3:56 35 (Games record, previous record 2. Szmidt.

3. ShemiH, 4:00 46; 4. Akitumi Nishimuta, Japan, 4 10 72; 5. Kimihiro Anzai, Japan, 4:11.77, 6. Richard Ford.

Australia, 4: 12 88. women's 106-metre butterfly, final: 1 Susie Woodrwuse, Australia. 1:01.79 1 Games record, previous record 1:01 91, set by Jill Sterkel. 1981); 2. Cinzia Savi Scarponi.

Italy, 1:02 31; 3. Naoko Kume, Japan, 1:07 48; 4. Takemi Ise, Japan, 1:02 57; 5. Tatiana Kurnikova, Soviet Union, 6. Tammy Thomas, 1 03.39; 7.

Jennifer Wagstatt, US. 1:03 55; I. Anita Vandyke, Canada (Vancouver), YMj. US' i fa 2oran Petkovlc, Yugoslavia defeated Albeno Gonzales, Peru, 61, 60 Daniel Clyde GoMie. defeaterJ Adrian Marco.

Romania. 6-4. 62. Armando Perez Guerre. Cuba, defeated Sdi Zwane, Switzeiland.

6-0. 64. Shu Hdia Liu. China, defeated Ami! Bhergeva. India.

64. 3-0 default Laurentiu Bucur, Romania, defeated Yecine Amier, Algeria, 6-3. 6-2 Azvan Tintui WHbowe, Indonesia, defeated Yahiya Doumbia. Senegal. 62,62 Ricardo Corostiaga.

Paraguay, defeated Nelson Cruz Noguera. Cuba. jochen Settlemaver. West Germany, defeated Amr Tawtik, Egypt. 6162.

Aieiandr Zverev, Soviet Union, defeated Khalid Baligh. Egypt, 61. 64. Ooawook Song, Soth Korea, defeated Deepak Bhargava, India, 61, 64. Angelo Binahl, Italy, defeated Marc Bodeux.

Belgium. 64, 62. Martin Wolstinholme, Canada (Oakville, Ont defeated Wailan Walalangi. Indonesia, 60. 64.

Man's Doubles, First Round Azzi Bouabdeilah, Algeria, defeated Zwane-Shongwe. Swaziland, 64, 64. Tawtik Baligh. Eovpt. defeated Noguera-Torne, Cuba 6-2, 64.

MEN'S BASKETBALL Qualifying Round Pool A Yugoslavia 105 China 74 PoolB Cuba 107 Ivory Coast 82 United States 101 Australia 54 PoolC Britain Egypt 86 Angola 89 Mexico 68 Pool Senegal 98 South Korea 93 Finland 129 Lebanon 76 GYMNASTICS Women's vault, final: I. Natalia Yurchenko, Soviet Union, 19 400 points; 2. Elena Veselova, Soviet Union, 19 325; 3. Mihaela Riciu, Romania, 19 300; 4. Liliana Balan.

Romania; 5. Eva Mareckov. Czechoslovakia; 4. Elfi Schlegel. Canada (Toronto), 19.050; 7.

Suzv Kellems, U.S.. 18950; 8. Katarlna Sarisska, Czechoslovakia, 18.600; 9. (tie) Anita Botnen, Canada (West Vancouver) and Anet Josef Rubido Quesada, Cuba. 9 450.

Women's Uneven Bars, final: 1. Natalia Yurchenko, Soviet Union, 19 600 points; 2. Jana Gaidosova, Czechoslovakia, 19 350; 3 Mihaela Riciu, Romania, 19 300. 4. Elfi Schlegel, Canada (Toronto), S.

Anita Botnen, Canada (West Vancou ver), 19.050; 6. (tie), Lynn Barrios, U.S., and Katarina Sarisska, Czechoslovakia, 18.650; 8. Elena Polevava, Soviet Union, 9.550; 9. Suzv Kellems, U.S., 9.500. Women's Balance Beams, final: I.

Natalia Yurchenko, Soviet Union, 19 500 points; 2. Wen Jla, China, 19 300, 3. Anita Botnen, Canada (West Vancouver), 19.250; 4. (tie) Elfi Schlegel, Canada (Toronto) and Elsa Lidia Chivas Cleoer, Cuba, 19 100; 6. Xu Wenhong.

China, 18.800; 7. Mihaela Riciu, Romania, 16.650; 8. Elena Polevava, Soviet Union, 18.500; 9. Katarina Sarisska. Czechoslovakia, 9.350.

Women's Floor Exercises, final: 1. Liliana Balan, Romania, 19.600 points; 2. Mihaela Riciu, Romania, 19.500; 3. Elena Veselova, Soviet Union, 19.350; 4. (tie), Elfi Schlegel, Canada (Toronto) and Natalia Yurchenko, Soviet Union, 19.250 6.

Anita Botnen, Canada (West Vancouver); 7. Eva Mreckova. Czechoslovakia, 18.800; 8. Elsa Lidia Chivas Cleger, Cuba, 18.650; 9. (tie).

Yayoi Kano, Japan, and Keiko Okada, Japan, 9.450. WATER POLO Preliminary Round PoolB Soviet Union 14 Japan 10 Brazil 10 China 9 DIVING Men's three-metre springboard, preliminary round (top 12 qualified): 1. Greg Louoanis, U.S., 662.91 points; 2, Liangde Tan, China, 633.42; 3. Ron Merriott, 623.73 4. Kongzehng Li.

China, 61098; 5. Nikolav Drozhz-hin, Soviet Union. 601.53; 6. Abel Ramirez Onate. Cuba.

599.31 7. Roberto Hung, Salazar, 550.47. 1. Randy Sage-man, Canada (Sault Ste. Marie, Ont 536.21, 9.

Wessel Zimmerman, Netherlands, 524.22; 10. Masashi Na-kashima, Japan, 523.05; 11. Shaun Panavi, Australia, 511.26; 12. Mike Sewards, Canada (Thamesford, Ont 493.86; 12. Marcus Loureiro, Brazil, 469.35; 14.

Seung-lun Lee, South Korea, 379.62. TRACK AND FIELO Men's 100 metres, preliminary round Heat 1: 1. Terry Scott, U.S.. 10 44, 2. Nikoli Sidorov, Soviet Union, 10.55; 3.

Luis Alberto Zuanich, Chile, 10.58; 4. Juan Prado, Spain; Thomas Geuven, West Germany, and Barthelemy Koffi, Ivorv Coast, 10.69; 7. Kardiono, Indonesia, 11.10; 8. Alan Zammit, Malta, 11.15. Heat 2: I.

Desai Williams, Canada (Toronto), 10.43; 2. Paulo Roberto Correia, Brazil, 10 69 3. Kosmas Stratos, Greece, 10 70 4 Purnomo, Indonesia, 10.71; S. Hidevuki An-kawa, Jaoan, 10 81; 6. Amitab Rai, India, 11.27, 7.

Jose Rodolto Asturias, Guatemala, 11.74. Heat 3: I Katsuhico Nakava. Brazil, 10 38. 2. I.

Egunike. Nigeria, 10.46; 3. Giovanni Grazioli, Italy. 10 68; 4. Otokpa Kouadio.

Ivory Coast, 10.71; 5. Yoshihiro Shimizu, Japan, 10 90; 6. Arnaldo Aprantes, Portugal, 1098; 7. Clittor Mamba. Swaziland, 11.03; Fadi Ticaelian, Lebanon, 11 54.

Heat 4: 1. Fritz-Wemer Heer, West Germany, 10 60, 2. Chidi Imoh, Nigeria. 10 62; 3. Roland Jokl, Austria, 10 66; 4 D.

Zucchini, Italy, 10 76 5. Earl Lang, Jamaica, 10.81; 6 Atonso Ferraz. Angola, II 11; 7. Mboueia, Congo. 11.45.

Heat 5: 1. Sam Graddv, U.S., and Ben Johnson, Canada (Toronto), 16.45; 3. Jae-kuen Jang. South Korea, 10 6b. 4 Henri Kdinga.

Congo. 10.72; 5 Harouna Pale. Upper Volta, 10.74; 6. Ruben Inacio. Angola, 11.03; 7.

Jihad Salame. Lebanon. 11.31. Men's 100 metres. Quarter final! Heat 1: 1.

Graddv, 10.34; 2. Sidorov, 46; 3. Correia. 10 56; 4. Jokl.

10.60; 5. Pale. 10.62, 6. Purnomo, 10.65. BATH SOAP LAUNDRY DETERGENT 1 Litre i320 IVORY 321 ZEST 322 jm Litres BAR PK.

SCENTED or UNSCENTED DIVING Men's three metre springboard (after five dives): 1. Gregory Lou-ganis, U.S.. 241.95 points; 2. Liangde Tan, China, 226.62; 3. Nikolay Drozhzhin, Soviet Union, 221.82; 4.

Ron Merriott, U.S., 210.48; 5. Kong-zehng LI, China, 206.67; 6. Abel Ramirez Onate, Cuba. 204.72; 7. Wessel Zimmerman, Netherlands, 203.85; 8.

Robeito Hung Salazar, Cuba, 202.47; 9. Mike Sewards, Canada (Sault Ste. Mane, 201.71; 10. Masashi Na-kashima, Japan, 201.33; 11. Shaun Panavi, Australia, 199.50; 12.

Randy Sageman, Canada (Thamestord, 198.39; 13. Marcus Lourenco, Brazil, 196.02; 14. Seung-jun Lee, South Korea, 165.51. GYMNASTICS Men's floor exercises, final 1 Yuri Korolev, Soviet Union, 19.800 points; 2. Vladimir Artiemov, Soviet Union, 19.450; 3.

(tie), Wofu Huang, China, Philippe Vaiuone, France, 19.4000; 5. (tie), Hiroyuki Onoda, Japan, Yun Lou, China, 19 7. Warren Long, Canada (Saskatoon), 19.250; 8. James Nicholas Hartung, U.S., 19.000; 9. To-shiva Muramatsu, Japan, 9.600.

Men's vault, final: 1. Yun Lou, China, 19.650; 2. Warren Lono, Canada (Saskatoon), 19.550; 1. Valentin Pintea, Romania, 19.500; 4. (tie), Tai-chi Okada, Japan, Yuri Korolev, Soviet Union, 19.450; 6.

Xu Zhioiang, China, 19.400; 7. Brad Peters, Canada (Brampton, 19.300; 8. Diego Lazzarich, Italy, 19.250; 9. Lauren Barbierl. France, 9.650.

Men's rings, final: 1. Levente Mol-nar, Romania, 19.600; 2. James Nicholas Hartung, U.S., 19.500; 3. (tie), Peler Glen Vidmar, U.S.. Taichi Okada, Jaoan, 19 400; 5.

Zhigiang Xu, China, 19 350; 6. Alexanoer Pogore-lov, Soviet Union, 19.3000; 7. Steohan Martsinkiv, Soviet Union, 8. Valentin Pinteau, Romania, 18.650; 9. (tie), Yun Lou, China, Gvorgv Huc-zoghv.

Hungary, 9.600. Men's pommel horse, final: 1. (tie), Alexander Pooorelov, Soviet Union, Yuri Korolev. Soviet Union, 19.600: 3. (tie), Toshiva Muramatsu, Japan, Levente Molnar, Romania, 19.250 5.

Limin Zou. China. 19 200; 4. Brad Peters, Canada (Brampton, Ont 14.150; 7. Michel Boutard, France.

18.550 8. Taichi Okada, Japan, 18.500; 9. (tie), Lou Yun, China. James Nicholas Hartung. U.S..

9.450. Men's parallel oars, final: 1. (tie) Huang Wotu, China, Vladimir Artiemov, Soviet Union, 19.500 points; 3. James Nicholas Hartung, U.S., 19.350, 4. (tie), Peter Glen Vidmar, U.S., Alexander Pogorelov, Soviet Union, Yun Lou, China, 19 7.

Takamuki Mineta. Japan. 19 100. 1. Brad Peters, Canada (Brampton, Ont 18 400 9.

Rwon Ra, South Korea. 9 500; 10. Gabriele Bianchi, Italy. 9.450 Men's horizontal bars, final: 1. Ptnliipe Chartrand, Canada (Laval, 19 450; 2.

Yuri Korolev. Soviet Union, 19.650; 3. (tie), James Nicholas Hartung, Alexander Pogorelov. Soviet Union, 19.600, 5. (tie), Taichi Okada, Japan.

Zhiqiang Xu. China, 19 550 7. Hirovuki Onoda, Japan, 19 .500, 8 miliar Nicula. Romania, 19.300; 9. Zou Limin, China, 9.750.

BATH SOAP BOUNCE FABRIC SOFTENER SHEETS. Scented or Unscented. 40's. 315 Points Standing EDMONTON (CP) Countrv-by-country point standings after 36 events at the World university Games (10-5-4-3-2-1 for first six piac- ings): Soviet Union United States Canada Romania China Japan Italy France West Germany Australia Netherlands Brazil Czechoslovakia Britain Tanzania Cuba Poland New Zealand South Korea 347i 114' 2 104 66'1 ST'j 41 21W 19 IB'-i 16 14 10 t'1 4 3 2 1 Medal Standing i BAR PK. DMONTON (CP) Medal standings after 36 events at the World University Games: Gold Silver Bronze Soviet Union 26 I 7 China 3 1 1 Romania 2 5 4 Canada 1 1 It Jaoan 2 1 3 United Slates 1 10 Italy 1 3 1 Australia 1 0 I France 0 2 1 Netherlands 0 2 0 Czechoslovakia 0 1 0 Tanzania 0 10 Brazil 0 0 1 West Germany 0 0 1.