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-Seesied Manuela’ Maleeva ‘of

. ~ Bulgaria’ “ended Carling: -
. .' Bassett’s.bid for a singles

title when she-beat the 14-

_ year-old Toronto girl,
- meded ninth, 62, 62, in

third-round action.

her thifd viclury over ‘Lloyd .
in five ineetings this. year.

; ry
‘APY: _ Andrey: \ pact ened up the mateh © “
we the tater {

nan unbelievably one-sided

_ in raging lass we lead, :
"Jaeger, seeded No. 4vhai
Jont anly. 0 games Helting t

“I didn't expect . to. be
beaten so badly. I never got
into the gruove with my

. ground strokes,”
:, For Jaeger; une day short —
‘of her i7th birthday, it was

. The second seinifinal was
between . Martina
Navratilova. and - the
defending chainpiun from

“But at that stage T knew.
‘Veotilan‘t win,” Lloyd said,
“She 8 tuo good'a player to.

Jet 12: take five gaines off
“her in a row...”

- Caechostwvikie,

larter-finals’ b by. Spa Ne
luse Higyerdis, a 29

like ‘pulling : ‘eth, "sald

‘the world: “I'd ‘try: ‘to bring”
hi ia but
retreating lo the baseline,”’
Higueras will tneet No, 3-
‘seed Guillermu ‘Vilas of
Argentina on Friday when |
the men’s semifinals: get
under way. —
"Mats Wilander, . a 17-year-
old Swede, takes on No, 4-
‘seed : ‘Juse-Luis ‘Clerc | of

fil ee Th tee '

“he: kept” ,

2. let ly ve. inthe. ‘final.
gaine w lake the: inateh: at.
fm his: ‘fires oppurtunity. :
is the | nani ti beat el,
‘this is year” Noah said after |

Connors, ranked: second in: -

“his defeat ended ‘hopes of

the first French Victory in 36

. years al: this Grand Slam
event. “I think he'll win the
. tournament.”

Cunners was attempting
tu .becuine - the:
American man to win: the

el
4

Okker’ Ss approach to the game

‘TORONTO (CP)
‘Although he's no’ longer
‘playing un” “the pro tennis

_-elreult; nu one can convinve. -
_ Tom -Okker, the Flying |

Dutchman, that he's simply

~ gliding through the motions.

“Observers at a practice
session’ for’ the Legends
tennis tuurnament - which.
begins today caught. Okker,
one'af the youngest players.
on the over-35 clreuit, being
run ‘into the ground by his
senior cuinpetitors.._.
Okker, 38,.who earned his
nicknaine as one of the
fastest players un the tour in

’ . “the early 1970s, had tu play

ae es OEE

OTe NT ee

seer

. “Kaenel said Wednesday. “]
_ > Wasa nervuus wreck. I was
| alraid I wasn't Suing tw: win,

' the Triple Crown, hut Tdid.”* ; Aluma's Ruler, said of .

‘Kaenel: .
(nade u iistake. In the two..

doubles by himself against
Australian stars Rod Laver,
43, ‘Gnd Ruy Emerson, 44.
While Laver did sume,

7 stretching exercises un the”

WINNIPEG (CP) — Jim

--Heighton, 4 \3-year veteran

of “the Canadian Football

Teague why , bung, up..his

jersey - in, Mentrea}; bast

AuauA, 8 says a he, still. wants —

ta play.

r

“41 could easily . ialked

’ into it again," Heighton, 34,

said from his office at a

; Winnipeg . car dealership,

‘where he works. -.. ‘.

- “Realistically, I Buppose,

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) —
Pat Haden, fighting back
tears at times, said Wed-
nesday part of the reasun he

’ decided to end his pro

football career was he's

“tired of the turimuil; it's.

taken a toll on ine.”
Haden, 29, whu spent six

‘NEW YORK (AP) ~ One

. Would expect 16-year- -uld
' Jack Kaenel.to be nervous
-about the Belmont Stakes on.

Saturday even thuugh he is
riding uneof- thetup. chulces, ;
Preakness winner. Alumna’ S

Ruler.

"He « could’ become. the

~, Youngest jockey to win, the
. ‘Belmont.

“Only tine I was nervous
hefore. a race was” “the
Watermelon Derby,"

“The: Walerimelin ‘Derby is

held wat: Rucky Ford, Colo;
"Mon the’ bush circuit,” said .

“S Kaenel: who. Win, it ahuard-

“liday. Other lending: eat,
. leaders® dre Gute Jel Sal!
The: ‘Kentucky Perhiy ¢ winner

~ > Alninan's

Nn years. old.

“ “Att inure will he at seaie 1

turday fpr Une © 114th.

~ Bleven ‘ thrée-yearculds

"wore oxpetted to be entered -

. playing are:

Belinont Slakey, ‘the. [y-'
tnile third Jey af: therough-

pe edt acing’ Te iple TOWN.” tracks since he was ‘Wee has.”

helped perfect his nein

: may, swald: thet.
heen: riding: ‘around the buh |.

sidelines, Eimersun directed
the beleaguered .Okker to
the other side uf the net..
“You've got to play
against the wind,” jyked the
grey-haired Eimerson-;

“You're the puppy in the —

group,”’ ;
’ After a few hours. uf
physical abuse, Okker
bristled at the suggestion
his parttime apprvach to
the gaine has softened hin,
“The unly difference now
is.that you just don't want te
put as much titne into the
game," said Okker, who
spends nore tine in his
native Amsterdam with his
wife and three children;
“Other than that; little has
changed — you'still want tu
win.”
Even the thought of

it’s time tu take a vacatiun
after 13 years. [ should be
grateful. I have iny health
and: that’s .-so: “iportant."

thee isda apd A ull

Heighton, ‘whu has: played
for B.C. : Lions, __ Winnipeg
“Blue ‘Buinbers,”

Alouettes, carries the scars
Uf two knee operations but is
not impeded in any way,

’ Althuugh nu prospects of
in bight,

turbulent’ years as quar-~
terback for .Lus Angeles.

Rams,«shad - annuunced

‘Tuesday he was retiring.

. During his injury-plagued
Career as a starter with Lous

Angeles, Haden guided the ..

Rains tu a 35-18-1 regular-
season record and a 2-3

the Metropulitan Mile on

Monday.

Cut Away, Estoril, ‘High
Ascent, Ultuninate,; Lejoli,
Ruyat Roberto and Wulfie's
Rascal are other -likely
starters.

Kaenel drew: raves fur his |

Preakness ride, sluwing |

' duwn the pace and holding.

uff. Linkage, ridden. by -
veleran Bill Shovemaker, by -

‘a half-length. Shuemaker
~ will be back ani n Linkage in
: ‘the Belnynt. .

“ Buteh Lenzini, ‘(rainer of
“He, hasn't -yet,

races Jack Yéde this hurse,

oo ‘he: foltawed: instructions.
-. Play, With Hah when hewas a

4 tat,

ahility. «

: playér —

ste: pound a

playing in a tournament
with a purse of $35,000

(U.S) duesn't- temper the .

view of the former 14-year
tour veteran, whu has
-earned uver $1.2 million
during his career,

. “I don’t think tnuney has

-rmuch to do with it,” Okker-.

said, “‘There’s tension in a
watch whether
playing fur $5,000 or
$50,000."

" Okker, at 5-fuot-10 and
still a tant 145 pounds, did
agree the Legends — tour
holds a more relaxed at-
titude towards tennis and
“that he has been able
recapture the -. simple
pleasures of the game. -

you're

“You enjuy it now when”

you hit the ball pretty well,”’
he said. ‘When you struggle

Heighton ‘stays in shape,
working out un weights:
twice.a week. He received
an uncunditional: release
froin the'Als, «© 2. -

* During his nine } years with

a Western all-star defensive
end in 1972 and 1974.

- "I guess I have gnly one
real regret,"” he said.
never got a Grey Cup, ring.
But] did gute one Grey Cup
with Hamnillon in 1980.

mark” in postseason play.
But critics said he was tou
sinall: at 5-feet-104.-' and

didn't have a strung enough ©

arin tu bé a first-rate NFL
quarterback,

"It was getling to the
puint that ny brothers, who
are quiet, gentlemanly

nipeg on” Sept. 13, 1980.
_ ‘When he was 15 years ald
—a year under lhe legal age

. MONTREAL “{CP) _
Boston Bruins general
manager Harry Sinden

“adinitted ~ Wednesday ” thal

he’ has spoken with Mun-

. treal Canadiens about Rud
_ Langway, but finds the
_ asking price is lie high for
the National Hockey Legit .

defenceman.
Describing | the “briet”

. Conversation a8 “hopeless,”
-Sinden would nat say which
Canadiens
J wanted for Langway,. who.
"has threatened: “retirement:
‘rather than: shoulder, the

the ~

LL) i

_ the Bunbers he was nained
“Hamilton
Tiger Cats and Montreal -

‘first:

French Open since Tony

enter fin

1 ‘Vrabert’s: irlimiph aI yenré

He has! yet ts reach the

4 “and” 4p dirokas,
‘Higueros buil u

7 “Lloyd; who hae’ won the
“French, Open four times in

thie Jas! eight years, would .
tie Australian Margaret *

Smith-Court’s record fur the

_ toost: Frénch titles if she

wins. this. year. |
Livyd has a 28-2 won- lost
mateh) record this year. Her
; two wases . were against

1
\ ui 1
i

al al game

ee Jaeger, whe celebrates er".
nth Friday.

Ging ings ihe séunifinals,

"Lyd, has ‘wor: 218. yf 227°:
-,. , matches she has'played: on,
o¢lay sin¢e August, 1973; —

_Nayratiluva” has - won:
‘three -of her five: career
Inalches’ against Man-

dlikuva, ranked fifth in the

warld,

Mandlikuva,. wha

‘defeated Hanika in the .

French Open final last year, .
has a 137 inatch. record:
going into the. serifinals.

hasn't softened

aE ‘always. want te be -

you can de a lut better, then » invulved in tennis and 1

il’s not Inuch fun.

“But things are a little
toore casual on this tour,”
he added. “You have more
friendly. rivalries. "

Although: former duubles-

partner Wojtek Fibak of
Péland now is the business
adviser uf Czechosluvakian
star Ivan Lendl, Okker

dyesn't have similar ain- -

bitions.

“T don’t want to get -in-
volved in the week-in, week-
out routine of the regular
circuit again,” he. said.
“Right tow, I’m involved in
organizing tournaiments—at

home.and T hope to doanore |

dif the same in the future.

“Instead ofa $2,000. ring I gut
a $20 Adidas jacket. saying 1
had been in the Grey Cup."'.

“Cuaches ‘who left lasting”.
intpressions on ‘hith ‘ihehide~-"%
Gunther Cunningham and |

Frank. Kush, both . of

“Hamilton, and George Dyer

- and Jue Faragalli with the

Botbers.

‘““Guys~' respynded tu
Faragalli,"’ said Heighton.
“Cunningham taugh! me so
much at. my age, I only

types, were getting into
fights in the stands tu
defend ine," Haden said,
“All thal was lraumatie fur
iny family and for me.” ~
Haden, a former USC star
and a Rhodes. Scholar, will
becuime a color coim-
inentatur fur  CBS-TV

tuhea inckey — Kaenel was
the leading rider al Pimlico.
When it was discovered he

Langway. will: honor - "his:
long-terin deal. :

_..Grundinan said he has nut

‘heard from’ Gus Badali,
agent for free-agent for-.

' ward’ Mark, Napier,” whv

high ‘Cangdion’ tax furden ~

; : ‘an his six
» Withers nAluanas teuler in: : ° ‘yeur cuntrucl,

e had:

Langwiiy i is heading into the:

“secontl year if the deal,

“H's. alwiiys difficult (u
deal with dean ine your.

own division" suid Sinden,’

who skipped the. Preukness;
Jdnkage, whe ran second tu
‘Huler jthe
Trek ness "hid
Conquistador ¢ ‘tle, wither
of Soar straight, inetueing
aan

Reniite hate elreuil

Kansus, Oklihoms
“Culdraidy. He now lives in
Lankan, Mil.

his .
vielury at

~ ir Secured
parimuluel «

‘Assinobin Downs an Win

“travels. took bin through
and.

_ Canadions
First’ -

“pressed

cap in anther’ division.”
if the Canadiens ‘deviclod lw
trade bho.”

ANNO
Hiretior trving Grundiman
Shi be is (ryin ta rexel ve
{he taingway siluution, but
-the hope

The oimight as ‘ti tittle -
¢ cheapir whe were iraded |v

played with Montreal. ihe —

~ Last. four SGASUNS.

“Phere again, it would
“prubably. he diffi icult to deal
’ with the Canadiens in terms.
of compensation, aie

Red Wi Wings sold to| pizzd-man a

DETROIT - APY,
. Detrall®

‘Keehn sald -to Mike Hieh; -

awit Taf a chain al pina’
_ stores, Ihe: Nation: “Hovkey

League chub aumiouneet,
today, a

» Hliteh, Aila ‘Htintily galled:
“Hews, Conference; “ne

clubs fren race Norris)
must ain thecapproval of
the NON, beard of gover

ners. Sate price wis Hel

diseased.

“hiteh sai be woul like ct

an active tole in the team,

--A98L,, events. “Su

*. O0,000 cat |

‘Nawler. pays.

Red. Wings shiive.
“general

have a lot of business
connections in the game."

= This “is Okker's secund

having played.a cuuple of
far this
seasun, he has entered five
tournaments, winning one,
losing another in the final

_and being knocked util in the

seinifinals three times.

Okker, seeded third in the
eight-inan cuiipetitian,
hopes tu regain his good
fortune in Toronto, where he

_ won the 1973 and 1974 World
Championship ° Tennis

-events and. lust,in the’ 1971...

“finals.

Besides Laver.

wished I had met him
earlier.”
Of all thé teams he played

fuir, the, 1972, Blue Bunbers :

' “We had Mack: Herron

rushing fur 1,500 yards. Ji...

Thorpe was calching
everything in sight. Su was
Babby Kraemer. Don Junas
Jed an aerial circus. =|
“But the best part of all

was the offensive line. Bob -

Swift, Bill Frank, Bub Lake,

Turmoil forces Haden to retire from Rams -

“college games ‘next fall ana“
hopes tu-begin- practising —~

law nex{ year.

’

During his six years inthe °

NFL, Haden completed 731
of 1,363 passing attempts fur

9,285 yards and 52 lwuch- ~

downs.

‘Kaenel isn’t nervous about Belmont Stakes”

had falsified his age, he was

suspended fur 88 days until
he lurned 16. -

Langwaiy's price too high for Bruins -

_Grundman. : “Vd have
Ruess, though, thal the

.. reason - we haven't--heard

from Napier is that. he ay
be pretly close to agreeing
wilh anuther lean.”
-Badali suid earlier this
‘week: (here’s no. chance
Napier, who is seeking
season,”
romain with: the Canadiens
hecuuse af the high taxes

inv: Caged.
oi

hui ‘would: leave: the ety tui a

day. “fperat ions ti, “the
tnaniyier
eaneh, ° :

manager. dimny Skitiner,

whose official tile will: the.
chub i is director of ‘luékey
phasived hit jiirchake ad ihe:

wi oF interim conth

catching ‘tutios fate last -

“URMASON When Wayne Maxner

was fered. wi a
the Ted ‘Wings Finish:
least i oa Ce

- Texas,

and

atte

would |

“there. woes Ww ‘auieton
; from fitch whethér general

‘Emerson, Okker will. be
competing in a field that
includes Manvel Santana of
Mexico, Mark ..Cox of
Britain and Owen Davidson

of Australia.
year un the Legends circuit, _ .

Defending chainpion Ken
-Rosewall of Australia with-
drew froin the tournament
in order tu be with his sun,

recovering from shoulder

surgery. American Cliff
Richey also will miss action
‘because of a pulted leg
muscle. ,

South Africar
Drysdale, whu now lives in’
~will - fill
Rusewall. and organizers —

are trying’ to find ‘a sub- °

slitute fur Richey.

Heighton still wouldn't mind coming back |

Chuck Harrison and “chuck, ;

Liebrock
happen." .
Despite . his love’ of. the -.

nade

spurt, Heightun ‘has no ‘plans J : “S ue
-ldsit, in-the stands,
never been inuch of a fan at “

anytime for anything."

A phone rings. Heighion :
Someone is,
- enquiring: abput ” a new

‘Cadillac, me
” “Excuse ine," he’ says,

.bursting uut of his office.
“T’ve Bot. just the car. he.

jumps.

wants,"
. ‘And life goes an — even’.

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