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10B Saturday August 2 1986 '1986 Fort Worth Star-Telegram -1 OFESTIVAL 'Ll'S4014YMPI it r-7777 44441 Joyner 3 points off world-record pace a igslolamEtioTEsTlym Joyner 3 points off world-record pace ''4-'" I 11 Today Georgetown tomorrow the world rf' 1 i 4n (Ye Gil 0 "1' 1 t2 1 LeBREION 1 0'-77f7'----7-4' -'''----'V''' I -1 4 s'rigi '4'''''''" ''V''' -r' sg'''it' i 4 7 1 '44 ii' 11': 1 F4': 1 Fi6 04' '-i I44ii-ittiol- Star-Telegram News Services 110CSTON Jackie Joyner who set a world record in the heptathlon 25 days ago in Moscow was three points off her record pace through the first four events Friday at the OS Olympic Festival The temperature on the track at the University of Houston was 109 degrees Joyner 24 accumulated 4118 points the second-highest total behind only her Moscow effort "This was enough to please me although it wasn't what 1 really wanted" she said "I don't want to sound ungrateful but I set very high standards for myself and I get a little upset when 1 don't reach them" Her 200-meter time of 2285 seconds was a world best for the heptathlon Cindy Greiner second in the national championships was second with 3756 points Former University of Houston star Kirk Baptiste edged Texas sophomore Floyd Heard in the men's 200 meters Baptist was clocked in 2041 seconds and Heard finished in 2045 0 Defending champions Greg Louganis and Michele Mitchell took command in the 10-meter platform diving heading into Saturday's final Associated Press Jackie Joyner clears 6 feet 2 inches in the heptathlon high jump Joyner turned in the second-best first-day total three points off her world-record performance at the Goodwill Games 25 days ago where I'm the biggest man" His trip to Madrid emphasized another American shortcoming "Pure shooters in this country" Thompson says "have gone the way of the buffalo" Thompson saw Soviet and European gunners drill jumper after three-point jumper With pressure defenses being more the norm in US college ball players have been encouraged to be more creative scorers And maybe even worse the Soviets know they were beaten by an inferior team And says Thompson "You don't wake up a sleeping giant" "There was a time in international basketball" he says "when we could get on a boat or a plane and just assume we were going to win I think that day is long gone" It is John Thompson's job to solve that and assuage those golden fears It is a hard job but then again Thompson always seemed a hard man A perfect choice Right Ivan? Litl- 0 In women's team handball Sam Jones scored nine goals and Fort Worth's Sherry Winn scored three to lead the South to a 17-9 victory against the North The South will play the East for the gold medal Mario Martinez of San Francisco won his fifth Festival title when he took the 110-kilogram division in weightlifting Continued from Page 1 outside of Tacoma "It's been my intent to get an atmosphere where I can work" Thompson says stifling a laugh "But no I don't think I'm going to stay in North Korea" A more pressing concern is how much more will the National Basketball Association pluck clean our Olympic roster before '88 "The nucleus of what I thought would be our Olympic team just went into the says "I'm not faulting those kids for that Don't misunderstand "But John Williams (who left LSIJ after two seasons and was last year's Festival MVP) would have helped a little bit You know what I'm saying?" Thompson admits he is thinking selfishly but he wishes the NBA would keep its hands off his Olympic-age big men like North Carolina-bound Scott Williams Thompson just returned from the World Championships in Madrid and watched the Soviets put on the floor a front line that measures 7-feet 7-feet and 6-10 "That's why I make my plea that if the NBA wants to lend assistance to the Olympic movement leave us somebody" Thompson says "Is it a concern? You're damn right it's a concern I can't play the pivot I don't want to coach a team A Op WFT WORTH 3008 Alta Mere Dr 244-1955 1 i I Windsurfer One Design 99 Express Temcate DALLAS 5290 Beltline 458-7577 RESULTS VMONIMIMMMMIMIMINIMiIMMilPaiiiinaMi1EMONMIIIIIIIIIMINIII iri '1 PE Al Pierce's End-al-Summer Clearance Water Skis 40 off mv Vests Ropes Gloves 25 off Des 60610 11 11 14 Suntan Lotions and Glasses 25 off tr Knee Boards 30 off pp 01teas i lik Swim Floats 30 off 6UN 1-6 tp All Summer Active Wear: (34 41111000 Shorts Shirts and SwIrnwear 40 75 off ESx tikg (NAN All US Diver Scuba Gear 10 30 off I EteActs TO RI AALS sk 4 Sale was $995 Now $695 was $1088 Now $695 was $1150 Now $995 Board was $595 Now $399 I iiii404 1 NRICHLAND HILLS 7410 Grapevine Hwy 284- 0052 All Snow Skis Equip Rd 40 tLorg ur ILI IIIIIIV i 13 t) I I I Clothing off 1 rsg jack ittwo Holturad 4 1 1 SALE ENDS SAT-AUG round of dives Louganis who won his 39th national title by taking the Festival 3- meter springboard Thursday compiled 66666 points Patrick Jeffrey was second at 64596 and Bruce Kimball was third with 62706 Kimball had seven 10s but a poor back 2 12- somersault pike cost him Mitchell the 1984 Olympic silver medalist on the platform rolled up 45228 points to 40731 for Wendy Wyland and 38133 for Mary Fischbach The top two finishers qualify for the US team in the World Aquatics Championships in Madrid next month Kristie Phillips Bela Karoyli's latest teen-age star thrilled a record crowd with her floor exercise performance to win the women's all-around gold Phillips scored a 905 in her first event the uneven bars and recorded 975s in the balance beam floor exercise and vault for a 38300 Phoebe Mills also a Karoyli student earned the silver medal with a 38000 score Karoyli tutored Olympic champions Nadia Comeneci and Mary Lou Bettor' 0 Rich Burchill a 19-year-old goalie Lack 20:41 21 West Contos 1932 22 East Stinger 18:11 23 West Contos 1615 24 East Amy Gamble Glendale Va 14:54 25 West Renee Brum Canarillo Calif 12:02 26 West DeLaRiva 751 27 East Stinger 5:55 28 Kim Lewis Elkins Va 206 29 East La Berner Oft TRACK AND FIELD WOMEN 400 hurdles- I Sharief a Barksdale Harriman Tenn 5641 2 Leisa DavisKnowles Stillwater Okla 5733 3 Gayle Kelion Cleveland 5805 Shot put-1 Bonnie Dasse Costa Mesa Calif 59-634 Festival record (Old record: 57-3 Lorna Griffin 1983) 2 Connie Price Hobart Ind 56-6 3 Peggy Pollack Santa Clara Calif 54-3lAt High (ump-1 Jan Chesbro Fulton 6-111 2 Rita Graves Manhattan Kan 6-111 3 Camille Harding Leaburg Ore 61ls 4 Yolanda Henry Houston 200-1 Gwen Torrence Decatur Ga 2294 2 Randi Givens Venice Calif 3 Diane Dixon Brooklyn NY 2334 3000-1 Mary Knisely Allen 8:58 80 2 Patti Sue Plumer Stanford Calif 90005 3 Sue Girard Washington DC 90045 HEPTATHLON 100 hurdles-1 Jackie Joyner Long Beach Calif 1316 seconds (1110 points) Festival best (Old best: 1332 Joyner 19851 2 Cindy Greider Eugene Ore 1365 (1028)3 Lana Zimmerman Harvey La 1451 (907) High lump-1 Jackie Joyner 6 feet 2 inches (1080) Festival record (Old record5-1 I V2 Joyner 1905) 2 Jolanda Jones 5-1112 (1003) 3 Cindy Greider 5-1112 (1003) Shot put- I Jackie Joyner Long Beach Calif 491012 (874) Festival best (Old best: 48-32 Joyner 19851 2 Cindy Greider 43-1111 (753) 3 Cathy Tyree 41-1034 (7)2) 200 hurdies-1 Jackie Joyner 2285 (1091f World best (Old best: 2296 Heidi Rosenthal West Germany 19721 2 Cindy Greider 2409 (972) 3 Jolanda Jones 2429 (935) MEN Hammer throw-1 Ken Flax San Francisco 243-5 Festival record (Old record: 242-5 Jud Logan 198512 Jud Logan North Canton Ohio 231-11 3 Lance Deal Eugene Ore 223-4 200-1 Kirk Baptiste League City 2041 2 Floyd Heard College Station 2045 3 Dwayne Evans Phoenix 2090 400 hurdles- I Bernie Holloway San Jose Calif 4971 2 Bernard Williams Baton Rouge La 5012 3 Kevin Young Los Angeles 5014 Discus-1 Rick Meyer Houston 211-0 2 Greg McSeveny Fountain Valley Calif 201-3 3 Randy Heisler Bloomington Ind 198-7 DISABLED 1500 wheelchair- I George Murray St 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