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THE YORK DISPATCH WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1988 36 fear flhieini overcome Loygoinis 0 he get back up there? COMMENTARY caused him to get lost in his own reflection He wouldn't dive again and walked away from the meet "I talked about fear then" he said "I got a lot of flack from my teammates I didn't want to compete in that competition because I was afraid I'd lose the dive My coach told me that I couldn't weasel out of it and say I was sick "A lot of kids came up to me and said they appreciated what I said because they were scared sometimes too" Louganis said He paused adding: "Fear is not bad" Fear keeps a diver sharp Fear keeps a diver human This brush with mortality can only endear Louganis to the American people who love a winner but love a winner with recognizable human frailties even more Louganis now has three golds and a silver over three Olympics and another gold yet to win But it's the tape that we'll remember and see again and again And it's the courage of a man who admitted he was frightened that we'll keep with us psychologically because that was really hard to get over" Louganis said "I was still feeling rather shaken That's really part of the reason why Ron asked me to do more of my optional dives to work through the mental problems to get over the fear" He knows fear In 1983 he watched as a Soviet diver died A few minutes later Louganis attempted the same dive that had killed the Soviet Yes he knows fear In 1979 he was carried out of the' pool after hitting his head on a platform and being knocked unconscious "A1JI remember from that dive is jumping off the platform touch--ing my toes and seing the sun between my legs" Louganis said "A lot of times it's harder when you're conscious because you remember the pain" Returning to the diving board here he said was much harder Once many years ago he walked away from a competition in New Zealand after hitting a dive flat because the lighting at the pool not enough to say he's different any more that it's enough to say that he's the best diver of modern times Louganis at age 28 has a childlike vulnerability about him that you can't help but find engaging Your first inclination is to pat him on the head before you notice the sculptured body that defines only half the man This is the world-class athlete remember who reported to the world from the Los Angeles Olympics that he consulted his teddy bear before diving for gold Louganis was as you and I would be scared after his brush with fate He was stay-up-at-night scared He was God-let-me-get-through-this-OK scared Though he had no choice but to admit that to himself he also admitted his fears to anyone who would ask because that's who he is There were at least two or three moments that would have taken the measure of a lesser man The first came Monday after the accident when he still had two dives remaining So great is his skill that he could basically give up a dive and still qualify for the finals But could By Mike Littwin The Baltimore Sun SEOUL South Korea Greg Louganis has never seen the tape meaning he may be the only one left who hasn't Crash scenes have always played big and NBC-TV which is making a living on this Olympic moment tried to induce Louganis to watch He politely turned away thereby missing the quick steps into the jump the push into the air two regulation somersaults a stretch back toward the water and then the collision The pictures of the moment of impact are so vivid his head jerking upward as if he'd been shot the board vibrating that they stay with you like a bad stomach It was the dive heard round the world Louganis doesn't want to see it Not now with another diving com-petion left in these Olympics Maybe not ever "I didn't want that image in my mind" he said "As far as my perception goes I jumped off the board and heard a great clank That's my perception of the dive I don't want "I was pretty shaken" said Louganis who took four stitches soon after impact "I wasn't exactly sure how hard I hit I didn't know if I had a concussion or anything like that I was pretty confident I didn't but I didn't want to go up on the board bleeding" He walked back up and hit his dive as well as he's ever hit it which means as well as anyone's ever hit it One more dive and he was home free Until the next day Monday night he went to the pool early took a few more practice dives than normal and took about three attempts at the dive he had missed on each occasion jumping he said as far from the board as he could reach When his coach Ron O'Brien talked to him Louganis told him he was still shaken but eventually he would be sufficiently calm to conquer the diving world "It was a big victory for me just that visual image of seeing myself hit my head on the board He doesn't want to see it slo-mo or reverse angle or full speed The memory is scary enough The memory kept him up most of a night and nearly cost him another gold medal If you watched Louganis on' the board the next day you might well have asked yourself "Is this guy nuts? What do you have to do to convince him this is dangerous wave a flag?" Of course athletes not unlike warriors of old are inured to danger The words you're least likely to hear from any athlete other than "I'm overpaid" are "doubt" and "fear" In general an athlete would rather give up his shoe contract than admit even to himself that he's afraid And for divers where there is real danger the necessity is even greater Unless you're Greg Louganis It's OLYMPIC RESULTS US baseball team crushes Australia 1 2-2 By Ron Hi gins Scripps Howard News Service SEOUL Power hitting and steady pitching carried the United States to a 12-2 Olympic baseball victory over Australia That qualifies the Americans for medal round play The USA 2-0 in the Olympics and 40-10 for the season is the only undefeated team in the White pool The USA will play Canada on Friday in the final qualifying game The Americans hopped on Australian pitcher Malcom Gegg for a 3-0 lead in the first three innings Five of USA's first six hits were for extra bases including a home run by Ty Griffin of Georgia Tech two doubles by Robin Ventura of Oklahoma State and an RBI double by Ted Wood of New Orleans Ventura's three-run triple capped 15904 5 Natalia Trefilova Soviet Union 1:5924 6 Mitzi Kremer Titusville Fla 2:0023 7 Stephanie Ortwig West Germany 2:0073 8 Cecile Prunier France 2:0288 Tennis Men's Singles First Round Javier Sanchez Spain def Sadiq Abdullah Nigeria 6-2 7-5 6-3 Andrei Cherkasov Soviet Union def Hugo Chapacu Paraguay 6-0 6-0 6-1 Emilio Sanchez Spain def Shuzo Matsuoka Japan 6-3 6-4 6-3 Darren Cahill Australia def Alexander -Anton-itsch Austria 6-2 6-4 6-7 2-7 6-2 Sergio Casal Spain DEF Mark Gurr Zimbabwe 6-2 6-3 6-1 Anders Jarryd Sweden def Martin Lauren-deau Canada 7-6 10-8 4-6 7-5 7-5 Kim Bong-soo South Korea def George Kalovelonis Greece 7-5 3-6 6-2 6-7 3-7 6-3 Carluwe Steeb West Germany def Alexander Volkov Soviet Union 7-5 6-4 6-3 Robert Seguso Sebring Fla def Nduka Odizor Nigeria 6-4 6-3 6-2 1 Women's Singles First Round Jana Novptna Czechoslovakia def Isabelle Demongeot France 6-4 6-3 Catherine Suire France def: Rahayu Basuki Indonesia 6-3 3-6 6-0 Anne Minter Australia def Xochitl Escobedo Mexico 6-1 6-3 Gisete Miro Brazil def Helen Kelesi Canada 7-5 7-5 Leila Meshki Soviet Union def Regina Raich'r-tova Czechoslovakia 7-5 7-5 Sara Gomer Britain def Belinda Cordwell New Zealand 4-6 7-5 6-2 Barbara Paulus Austria def Beftina Fulco Argentina 7-6 7-5 6-4 Kim ll-soon South Korea def Etsuko Inoue Japan 6-3 3-6 7-5 Water" Polo Preliminary Group Hungary 12 Greece 10 United States 7 Yugoslavia 6 Spain 13 China 6 Italy 9 Soviet Union 9 tie France 16 South: Korea 5 Preliminary Group A West Germany 13 Australia 11 10 0-0 12 Danny Manning 5-7 2-2 12 Herman Reid 7-11 2-4 16 David Robinson 5-7 1-1 1L Totals 42-80 15-19 102 Brazil 55 United States 63 Three point Brazil (Souza 3-9 Schmidt 2-4) United States (Hawkins 1-2 Maierle 2-4) Fouled Andrade Total Brazil 21 United States 25 Brazil 28 (Schmidt Andrade 7) United Statees 40 (Reid 8) Brazil 11 (Souza 3) United States 7 (Smith 3) 8000 Boxing Light Flyweight Preliminaries Michael Carbaial Phoenix outpointed Oh Kwang-soo South Korea 3-2 Hien Dang hieu Vietnam stopped Antonio Caballero Spain (2) Wayne Mccullough Ireland outpointed Fred Muteweta Uganda 5-0 Robert scott Olson Canada knocked out Washington Banian Papua New Guinea (1) Chatchai Sasakul Thailand outpointed Luis Rolon Puerto Rico 3-2 Maurice Maina Kenya outpointed Mohamad Haddad Syria 4-1 Samuel Stewart Liberia outpointed Darwin-Angeles Honduras 5-0 Thomas Chisenga Zambia outpointed Liu Hsin-hung Taiwan 4-1 Jesus Beltre herrera Dominican Republic outpointed Marcelino Bolivar Venezuela 4-1 Alexandre Makhmoutov Soviet Union outpointed Carlos mario Eluaiza Argentina 5-0 Leopoldo Serantes Philippines stopped "Moustafa Hassan Egypt (2) Robert Isaszegi Hungary outpointed Colin Moore Guyana 5-0 Henry Martinez El Salvador def Yehuda Ben-haim Israel disqualification Sadoon Aboub Iraq Stopped Bounmy Thephavong Laos (2) Light Heavyweight Preliminaries Osmond Imadiyi Nigeria knocked out Rund Kanika Zaire (1) Ahmed Elnagar Egypt def Hudson Nanton St Vincent walkover-Niels Madsen Denmark Stopped Terry Dixon Jamaica (2) Henryk Pefrich Poland Stopped Park Byung-iin South Korea (2) Damlr Skaro Yugoslavia outpointed Deian Kirilov Bulgaria 3-2 Sione vaveni Taliauli Tonga knocked out Tommy Bauro Solomon Islands (1)' Joseph Akhasamba stopped Jeffrey Nedd Aruba (2) Equestrian Team Three-day Event Endurance Test 1 West Germany (Claus Erhorn Matthias Baumann Thies Kaspareit Ralf Ehrenbrink) 20420 points 2 New Zealand (Mark Todd Marges Knighton Andrew Bennie Tinks Pottinger) 24120 3 Britain (Mark Phillips Karen Straker- Virginia Leng Ian Stark) 24680 4 Poland 36960 5 Italy 40180 6 Australia 44640 7 France 48880 8 South Korea 68340 Individual Three-dav Event Endurance Test 1 Mark Todd New Zealand 3760 points-2 Virginia Leng Britain 5200 3 Ian Stark Britain 5280 Americans 10 Phyllis Dawson Hillsboro Va 9460 18' Bruce Davidson Unionville Pa 12680 an eieht-run seventh That caused jZf Tm 4 United I'ress International A HAPPY WINNER East Germany's Heike Fredrich reacts after winning the gold medal in the women's 200-meter freestyle with an Olympic record time of 1:5765 US takes advantage of its second chance officials to invoke the 10-run-lead rule and halt the game The Americans had 15 hits American pitcher Andy Benes of Evansville (7-2) allowed three hits and both runs in six and two-thirds innings He struck out four and walked four After allowing a leadoff single in the first by Australia second baseman Gregory Harvey Benes retired 11 consecutive batters He was helped by sparkling defensive plays' by center fielder Tom Goodwin of Fresno State and Griffin Goodwin one of the fastest players in collegiate baseball tracked down a mammoth drive by Peter Vogler with a stretching over-the-shoulder catch in the fifth inning An innning later with the bases loaded and two outs Griffin ranged deep in the hole to his left to grab a Peter Vogler' grounder for the third out Austrailia finally broke through in the seventh off Benes A walk and an error by Ventura set the stage for Tony Thomson's RBI double and a sacrifice fly by Shaun Hrabar US soccer team making surprising showing in Seoul The Baltimore Sun PUS AN South Korea The sure hands and booming dropkicks of Wrestling (Greco-Roman) 57 Kilograms (125 1-4 Pounds) Round 3 Group A Stoyan Balov Bulgaria pinned Kacem Bouallouche Morocco 3:42 Anthony Amado Portland Ore outpointed Ronny Sigde Norway 30-10 Charalambos Holidis Greece outpointed Huh Byurtg-ho South Korea 30-10 Alexandre Chestakov Soviet Union def Benni Liungbeck Sweden- passivityKeiio Peh- konen Finland bye Laszlo Klauz Hungary outpointed Duane Koslowski Minneapolis Minn 30-00 Alexandre Kareline Soviet Union pinned Alexander Neu-j muller Austria 4:10 Round 3 Group Andras Sike Hungary-def Rifaf Yildiz West Germany passivity-Hassan Elhadad Egypt pinned Kazuya Deguchi Japan 2-14 i Round 4 Group A Stoyan Balov Bulgaria outpointed Keiio Pehkonen Finland 30-10 Char- alambos Holidis Greece pinned Anthony Amado Portland Ore 2:49 Huh Byung-ho South Korea outpointed Alexandre Chestakov Soviet Union 30-10 Andras Sike Hungary pinned Ghazi Salah Iraq 1:41 i Round 4 Group Yang Changling China outpointed Rifat Yildiz West Germany 30-10 Morten Brekke Norway outpointed Herminio Hidalgo Panama 30-10 Round 5 Group A Stoyan Balov Bulgaria outpointed Huh Bvung-ho South Korea 30-10 Charalambos Holidis Greece bye Round 5 Group Yang Changling China outpointed Ghazi Salah Iraq 30-10 68 Kilograms (149 1-2 Pounds) Round 3 Group A Morten Brekke Norway def Zouheir Hory Syria passivityHerminio Hidalgo Panama def Francisco Barcia Spain passivity Kim Sung-moon South Korea' def Masoud Ghadimi Iran disqualification Yasuhiro Okubo Japan outpointed Franck Abrial France '30-10 Sabo Nandor Yugoslavia outpointed Claudio Passarelli West Germany 30-10 Tapio Sipila Finland outpointed Said Souaken Morocco (Continued from page 35) Medal Standings United Press International (Standings after 30 events) Gold Silver Bronze Tot Soviet Union 6 2 6 14 East Germany 4 2 2 8 United States 3 3 3 '1 9 Bulgaria i 3 3 2 8 Yugoslavia 2 0 1 3 China i 1 3 4 8 West Germany 1 2 3 6 Hungary 1 1 1 3 Poland 1 2 0 3 Australia 1 1 0 2 Czechoslovakia 1 1 02 Romania 1 1 0 2 Britain 1 0 1 2 Italy 1 0 1 2 Turkey 1 0 0 1 Suriname 1 0 0 1 Norway 1 0 01 South Korea 0 2 2 4 Japan 0 1 1- 3 Sweden 0 2 1 3 France 0 1 1 2 Finland 0 1 01 Costa Rica 0 1 0 1 Belgium 0 0 1 1 Cycling Men's Vk time trial Gold Alexander Kiri-chenko Soviet Union Silver Martin Vinnicombe Australia Bronze Robert Lechner West Germany Men's 100k team time trial Gold East Germany Silver Poland Bronze Sweden Diving Women's platform Gold Xu Yanmei China Silver Michelle Mitchell Boca Raton Fla Bronze Wendy Williams Bridgeton Mo Men's springboard Gold Greg Louganis United States Silver Tan Liangde China Bronze Li Deiiang China Gymnastics Men's team Gold Soviet Union Silver East Germany Bronze Japan: Shooting Men's free pistol Gold Sorin Babii Romania Silver Ragner Skanaker Sweden Bronze Igor Bassinski Soviet Union Men's small-bore free rifle (English Match) Gold Miroslav Varga Czechoslovakia Silver Cha Young-Chul South Korea Bronze Attila Zahonyi Hungary Open trap shooting Gold Dimitri Monakov Soviet Union Silver Miloslav Bendarik Czechoslovakia Bronze Ffans Peelers Belgium Men's air pistol Gold Goran Maksimovic Yugoslavia Silver Nicolas Berthelot France Bronze Johann Riederer West Germany Women's free pistol Gold Jasna Sekaric Yugoslavia Silver Nino Saloukvadze Soviet Union Bronze Marina Dobrantcheva Soviet Union Women's air pistol Gold Irina Chilova Soviet Union Silver Silvia Sperber West Germany Bronze Anna Maloukhina Soviet Union Women's rapid fire Gold Nino Salouk- vadze Soviet Union Silver Tomoko Hasegawa: Japan Bronze Jasma Sekaric Yugoslavia Women's small bore (Standard Rifle) Gold Silvia Sperber West Germany Silver Vessela Letcheva Bulgaria Bronze Valentina Tcherkas-sova Soviet Union Swimming Men's 200m freestyle Gold Duncan Armstrong Australia Silver Anders Holmertz Sweden Bronze Matt Biondi US Men's 100m breaststroke Gold Adrian Moorhouse Britian Silver Karolv Guttler Hungary Bronze Dmitri Volkov Soviet Union Men's 200m freestyle relay Gold United States Silver East Germany Bronze West Germany Men's 100m butterfly Gold Anthony Nesty Suriname Silver Matt Biondi United States Bronze Andrew Jameson Great Britain Men's 400m individual medley GoldTamas Darnyi Hungary Silver David Wharton United States Bronze Stefano Battistetli Italy Women's 100m freestyle Gold Kristin Otto East Germany Silver Zhuang" Yong China Bronze Catherine Plewinski France Women's 400m individual medley Gold Janet Evans US Silver Noemi Lung Romania Bronze Kathleen Nord East Germany Women's 200m breaststroke Gold Silke Hoerner East Germany Silver Huang Siaomin China Bronze Tania Dangalakova Bulgaria Women's 200m freestyle Gold Heike Freidrich East Germany Silver Silva Poll Costa Rica Bronze Manuela Stellmach East Germany Weightlifting 52 kg (1145 pounds) Gold Sevdalin Marinov Bulgaria Silver Bvung-Kwan Chun South Korea Bronze Zhuoqiang He China 56 kg (126 pounds) Gold Mitko Grablev Bulgaria Silver Oxen Mirzoian Soviet Union Bronze He Yingqiang China 60 kg (132 pounds) Gold Nairn Suleyman-oglu Turkey Silver Stefan Topourov- Bulgaria Bronze Ye Huanmi China Wrestling Greco-Roman 48 kg (1055 pounds) Gold Vincenzo Maenza Italy Silver Andrzei Glab Poland Bronze Bratan Tzenov Bulgaria Greco-Roman 50 kg (11425 pounds) Gold Jon Ronningen Norway Silver Afsuii Miyahara Japan Bronze Lee Jae-suk South Korea Greco-Roman 62 kg (13525 pounds) Gold Kamandar Madiivov Soviet Union Silver Jivko Vanguelov Bulgaria Bronze Dae-Hyun An South Korea Greco-Roman 90 kg (198 pounds) Gold Atanas Komchev Bulgaria Silver Harri Koskela Finland Bronze Vladimir Popov Soviet Union-Greco-Roman 100kg (220 pounds) Gold Andrzei Wronski Poland Silver Gerhard Him-mel West Germany Bronze Dennis Koslowski United States Basketball Men's preliminary group United States 102 Brazil 87 Canada 117 Egypt 64 Men's Preliminary Group A Yugoslavia 104 South Korea 92 -Olympic Boxscores At Seoul South Korea Sept 21 Basketball Brazil (87) Paulo Almeida 0-4 1-1 1 Jorge Guerra 2-3 0-0 4 Gerson Victalino 2-8 4-4 8 Joao Vianna 1-1 2- 2 4 Rolando Ferreira 3-5 0-0 6 Ricardo Guimaraes 0-0 0-1 0 Maury Souza 3-6 1-2 7 Marcel Souza 4-11 0-1 11 Luiz Azevedo 0-0 0-0 0 Paulo Silva 0-0 0-0 0 Oscar" Schmidt 7-16 15-15 31 Israel Andrade 6-13 3-3 15 Totals 28-67 26-29 87 United States (102) Mitchell Richmond 3-9 3-4 9 Charles Smith 3- 7 2-2 8 Vernell Coles 2-7 3-3 7 Hersey Hawkins 2-4 0-0 5 Jeffrey Grayer 3-7 2-3 8 Charles Smith 4-6 0-0 8 Willie Anderson 1-1 0-0 2 Stacev Augmon 2-4 0-0 4 Daniel Maierle 5- won the women's 200-meter freestyle in the Olympic record time of 1:5765 raising her record in major championships to 14-0 Nesty born in Trinidad moved to Suriname when he was nine months old and has lived in Jacksonville Fla since 1985 He is the first black ever to win an Olympic swimming gold medal and the first athlete from Suriname to capture a medal of any kind at the Olympics Costa Rica also picked up its first ever Olympic medal when Silvia Poll finished second behind Friedrich "My victory was not a real surprise" said Nesty who is set to begin his freshman year at the University of Florida "I knew I could even come first if I did my best and now I'm on top "I don't think this medal will change my life I have been swimming for years" Bioridi should pick up a fourth medal tomorrow in the- 100 freestyle an event in which he owns the world record and this year's fastest time Janet Evans winner of the 400 individual medley will be looking to double her medal collection in the 400 freestyle Tim Mayotte and Robert Seguso both won their opening round matches in the tennis tournament Mayotte registered a 6-3 6-3 6-4 victory over Korea's Song Dong-wook and Seguso beat Nduka Odizor of Nigeria 6-46-3 6-2 Brad Gilbert won his match Tuesday meaning all three US men have advanced to the" second round 30-00 Round 3 Group Attila Repka Hungary def Gueorgui Karamanliev Bulgaria passivity Jerzy Kopanski Poland def Lars -Lagerborg Sweden double disqualification (passivity) Sumer Kocak Turkey def Aristidis Grigorakis Greece passivity Petrica Carare Romania pinned Ed- mundo Ichillumpa Peru 1:46 Levon Dioulfalakian Soviet Union outpointed Andrew Seras Albany NY 30-10 Mikhail Mamiachvili Soviet Union def Bog-dan Daras Poland passivity i Round 4 Group A Kim Sung-moon South Korea def Claudio Passarelli West Germany passivity Yasuhiro Okubo Japan outpointed Sabo Nandor Yugoslavia 30-10 Round 4 Group Jerzy Kopanski Poland def Gueorgui Karamanliev Butgaria passivity Attila RpDka Hunaarv def Sumer Kocak United States soccer team in a scoreless match with South Korea yesterday making the Americans a surprise contender to advance to the second round The tie was the second in two games for the Americans who had entered thk Olympics regarded as the weakest of the four teams in Handball Women's Preliminary Group A South Korea 33 Czechoslovakia 27 Women's Preliminary Group Soviet Union 24 China 19 Hockey Women's Preliminary group A Britain 1 Argentina 0 Netherlands 3 United States 1 Women's Preliminary Round Group South Korea 4 West Germany 1 Australia 1 Canada 1 tie Shooting Women's Smallbore Standard Rifle Three Positions Final 1 Silvia Sperber West Germany 6856 points 2 Vessela Letcheva Bulgaria 6832 3 Valentina Tcherka ssova Soviet Union 6814 4 Katia Klepp East Germany 6805 5 Sharon Bowes Canada 6805 6 Anna Maloukhina Soviet Union 6784 7 Launi Meili Colorado Springs Colo 6765 8 Anita Karlsson' Sweden 6764 Women's Air Pistol Final 1 Jasna Sekaric Yugoslavia 4895 points (World record old record 4890 points by Jasna Sekaric Yugoslavia '87 Budapest 1987) 2 Nino Saloukvadze Soviet Union 4879 3 Marina Dobrantcheva Soviet Union 4852 4 Anne Goffin Belgium 4802 5 Anke Voelker East Germany 4793 6 Liu Haiying China 4769 7 Lieselotte Breker West Germany 4760 8 Christine Strahalm Austria 4726 Swimming Men's 400 Meters Individual Medley Final 1 Tamas Darnyi Hungary 4 minutes 1475 seconds (World record old record 4:1542 by Tamas Darnyi Hungary Strasbourg 1987) 2 David Wharton Westminster Pa 4:1736 3 Stefano Battistetli Italy 4:1801 4 Jozsef Szabo Hungary 4:1815 5 Patrick Kuehl East Germany 41844 6 Jens-peter Berndt West Germany 4:2171 7 Luca Sacchi Italy 4:2323 8 Peter Bermel West Germany 4:2402 Men's 4 200 Meters Freestyle Relay Final 1 United States (Troy Dalbey San Jose Calif Matthew Cetlinski Fort Worth Fla Douglas Giertsen Houston Matthew Biondi Moraga Calif) 7 minutes 1251 seconds (World record old record 7:1310 by West Germany Strasbourg 1987) 2 East Germany (Uwe Dassler Sven Lodziewski Thomas Flemming Steffen Zesner) 7:1368 3 West Germany (Erik Hochstein Thomas Fahrner Rainer Henkel Michael Gross) 7:1435 4 Australia 7:1523 5 Italy 7:1600 6 Sweden 7 France 75469 8 Canada 7:2491 Men's 100 Meters Butterfly Final 1 Anthony Nesty Surinam 5300 seconds (Olympic record old record 5308 by Michael Gross West Germany Los Angeles 1984) 2 Matthew Biondi Moraga Calif 5301 3 Andy Jameson Britain 5330 4 Jonathan Sieben Australia 5333 5 Michael Gross West Germany 5344 6 Jay Mortenson Madison Wis 5407 7 Thomas Ponting Canada 5409 8 Vadim larochtchouk Soviet Union 5460 Women's 200 Meters Breaststroke Final 1 Silke Hoerner East Germany 2 minutes 2671 seconds (World record old record 2:2727 by Allison Higson Canada Montreal 1988) 2 Huang Xiaomin China 2:2749 3 Antoanefa Frenkeva Bulgaria 2:2834 4 Tania Dangalakova Bulgaria 2:2843 5 loulia Bogat-cheva Soviet Union 2:2854 6 Ingrid Lempereur Belgium 2:2942 7 Allison Higson Canada 2:2960 8 Manuela Dalla valle Italy 2:2986 Women's 200 Meters Freestyle Final A 1 Heike Friedrich East Germany 1 minute 5765 seconds (Olympic record old record 1:5833 by Barbara Krause East Germany Moscow 1980) 2 Silvia Poll Costa Rica 1:5867 3 Manuela Stellmach East Germany 1:5901 4 Mary Wayte Mercer Island Wash tory The triumph put Johnson into the round of 16 in the 112-pound class The bronze for Koslowski lifted the United States into second place in the medal standings with nine including three gold after the first 31 of the 237 medal events The Soviet Union led six gold and 15 medals while East Germany China and Bulgaria each had eight medals Koslowski's medal also was the first for the United States that didn't come in the Water Reserve center jR Reid led the US basketball team with 16 points and backup point guard Vernell Coles contributed back-to-back steals late in the first half when the winners assumed a 48-40 lead "Starting doesn't matter on this team" said forward Danny Manning who scored 12 points "Look at JR He gave us offense clogged the middle and rebounded And then our defense just wears on you We harass and harass arid eventually something happens" Oscar who scored 46 points in Brazil's championship victory at In- dianapolis had 31 Wednesday but received little help from Jiis teammates "It was very tough defense the best I have played against" Oscar said "Very legal Very nice guys" Two other world records were set in swimming in addition to the US relay mark Darnyi broke his own world record with a time of 4:1475 in the 400 individual medley providing Hungary with its first Olympic swimming gold since 1936 and East Germany's Silke Horner won the women's 200-meter breaststroke in 2:2671 breaking the mark of 2:2727 set earlier this year by Canada's Allison Higson Darnyi is legally blind in one eye because of a childhood accident he suffered when hit by a snowball In 1982 he was warned by doctors not to swim after they performed four laser operations to repair a detached left retina In today's other swimming event East Germany's Heike Friedrich their first-round group Within the group the tie left the Americans second only to the Soviets who defeated Argentina Tuesday 2-1 to gain a virtual lock on one of the group's two places in the next round The Americans play the' Soviets tomorrow in a game that could be crucial in deciding which two of the four teams will advance to the qua-terfinals The Argintines play the South Koreans the same day Playing in a stadium dominated Turkey passivity Lars Lagerborg Sweden def Andrew Seras Albany NYdisqualification (passivity) Levon Dioulfalakian Soviet Union outpointed" Petrica Carare Romania 30-10 Round 5 Group A Tapio Sipila Finland outpointed Morten Brekke Norway 30-00 Kim Sung-moon South Korea pinned Herminio Hidal-go Panama 4:37 Yasuhiro Okubo Japan bye Round 5 Group Petrica Carare Roma- nia outpointed Attila Repka Hungary 30-00 Levon Dioulfalakian Soviet Union pinned Jerzy Kopanski Poland 0:34 82 Kilograms (180 1-4 Pounds) Round 3 Group A Roger Goessner West Germany def Sfig' arild Kleven Norway passiv- ity Tibor Komaromi Hungary pinned Moustafa Hussein Egypt 544 John Morgan Bloomington Minn def Anauel Stovkov Bulgaria double oy a local crowa tnai wavea tiny Korean flags in time to its chant from a noisy claque of perhaps two Hmon familv momhore nf iha iVIatr ers and a small cheering section qL some 250 Mormon missionaries stationed here in South Korea's southeastern-most port citv disqualification -(passivity) Magnus Fredriksson Sweden bve Round 3 Group Mikhail Mamiachvili1 Soviet Union def Bogdan Daras Poland passivity Timo Niemi Finland outpointed Takahiro Mukai Japan 30-10 Maik Bullmann East Germany outpointed Kim Sang-kyu South Korea 30-10 Goran Kasum Yugoslavia bye Round 4 Group A Magnus Fredriksson Sweden- outpointed Roger Goessner West Ger- many 30-10 Stig arild Kleven Norway outpointed John Morgan Bloomington Minn 30-10 Tibor Komaromi Hungary- outpointed Anguel Stovkov Bulgaria 30-10 Round 4 Group Mikhail Mamiachvili i Soviet union outpointed Maik Bullmann East Germany 30-00 Kim Sang-kyu South Korea i outpointed Timo Niemi Finland 30-10 i Round 5 Group A Tibor Komaromi Hungary def Magnus Fredriksson Sweden i passivity Round 5 Group Mikhail Mamiachvili Soviet Union outpointed Goran Kasum Yugosla- via 30-10 Kim Sang-kyu South Korea bye The US team" playing without three of its usual starting forwards Kosar will begin light throwing this week Cleveland Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar will begin light throwing this week amid speculation his injured right elbow will require surgery and the rest of the season to rehabilitate Browns Coach Marty Schottenheimer stressed Tuesday that there is "no new medical information" on Kosar who suffered the injury in the season opener Sept 4 at Kansas -City all of whom had fevers and intestinal problems deliberately slowed the pace from the outset "That was a tactic" Desmond Armstrong said "The coach felt that we had to slow the game down and break the Koreans' game up some".