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‘MADRID (AP) — ~ Poland
_ has ‘emerged as a surprise
- sontender for the 1982 World’

ae  Hecond-round

_over Peru last week.

They proved that was no
fluke: with a stunning 3-0
wee Monday - over

5H ito spot.

ia Ad In: a second-

-BONDON: (AP) —-Vijay
Amritraj, who easily

; defeated Pascal Portes 6-3, °

. Ba @3 Monday, .at Wim-
bledou,- ~-broke a, long
drought — it was the first

time” in four tries. that -he

‘Managed’ to beat~ the .

chman.
; 4 FEverything | revolved
at und. my.. service,”

An Titra] said aftér the -

nifteh:

“There was too

iych pressure on his own -

setvice because if he didn't
_ get the first ane in, he knew
1 Was likely to win.” —

x Today, Amritraj takes on

id{h-seeded Roscoe Tanner
_ of the United, States. In
- other matches,. third-seeded
* Vitds Gerulali® ofthe U.S.,

opposes unseeded * “Tomas
Smid of Czechoslovakia, —
sixth-seeded Gene Mayer -

plays. fellow “American

Larry. Stefanki- and No, 7

Mats Wilander of - ‘Sweden
- met Czechoslovakian
Salah Bitner, oe -

- @idnces of reaching the.
‘iti ‘four: ‘by defeating .,

- Starting Tuesday;

were. played - today:

“England took a nine-game
winning streak into its

match with West Germany

_ in Madrid and defending |
. champion ‘Argentina played

‘Italy in Barcelona.
In ‘Poland’s. ‘victory,’
Zbigniew Boniek, the. at-

ath with’ a Sel ttiumph’ °:tacking midfielder, scored’

all: three goals as Poland
ripped to shreds a Belgian
defence that had allowed

only one- ‘goal “in - three

opening round matches. _

-. Bonlek, playing up front,

opened with a bullet-like .

shot in the fourth ‘minute, .

followed. | ‘up with a 27th
minyte header and ther

rounded off'a ‘superb in-
: ‘dividual - ‘performance | by 5
ere tha. a z pes fo

* On the women’s aide, top-
seeded Martina Navratilova
squares: off against féllow

‘American Zina Garrison of ©
the. U.S.;

No. 2 seed
American Carls. Evert
-Lioyd,. the - defending
champion, meets . 15th-
seeded . Virginia Ruzici. of
Romania and 12th-seeded
Billle.Jean King of the U.S.
battles No. 6 Wendy Turn-
bull of Australia.
Top-seeded ‘American
John . McEnroe, the

defending champion, sent _

Lloyd Bourne packing 6-2, -
2, 6&0 but “No. 2° Jimmy

‘Connors ofthe U.S. ran into *
trouble .against American:

Drew Gitlin, who.took a set:
grudgingly”
surrendering 62, 6-7, 7-5, 7°

before |

Boe,
- Australian

fourth round with-a 7-6,.3-
6,34, 6-4, 6-1 victory over
South African Kevin
Currans ee

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_ veteran,
. became only the 10th player.

Paul.
McNamee. reached “the:

dune 22nd ey

Poles are ‘surprise contenders

the three goals by Grzegorz
Late, the ‘92-year-old
who Monday ©

In history to start in 100°

. internationals. matchés.:

Lato, who played’ arole in:

. dimoet every. Polish attack, :
said’ He” Poles‘were “not:

surprised by their rapid

- improvement.

“When we arrived in-
Spain we hadn't played an

_ important game with our 7

regular team for several
months, 0 it took us some.
time ‘to, get it together,”

’ Lato said. “I was expecting .
7 “the team to” show . areat

"Progress, Woe

Advanelng Monday into ©

-the third round alongside

Amritraj were Mayer, who .
outlasted Australian Brad

. Drewett 6-7, 6-3, 6-2, 6-1; No,

11 Brian Teacher ‘of - the

"US., who beat Australian
Rod Frawley.7-5, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3

and Tanner, who throttled
fellow American Fritz .
Buehning,. 6-3, 6-8, 6-7, 6-4:

Also gaining: the third
round-were American Nick -
Saviano, who, defeated

compatriot No. 9 Brian
Gottfried 6-7, .6-7,.7-5, 44, 6 -

1; and Russell Simpson of -
New Zealand, who staged a
blazing service duel against
_Ambrican Chip Hooper and.

emerged a 6-3, 1-6, 6-3, 6-7,

114 winner.

fitth-set battle with Schalk
van der. Merwe of South

_Africa when- ‘play, was:

“auspended Monday night. |
,Qn the women's side, -
- defending. champion Lloyd | ~

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635-2861

‘No. 16 Steve Denton of the
‘U.S., was locked. in a. 10-10...

for the first time since 1974.

France’s' victory, clin-
ched* by a stunning 40th
minute. free kick from -

‘Bernard Genghinl, left the

French needing only. a
victory over Northern
- Treland on) July 4 to clinch a
~ semifinal Spot. . fect

The French beat Northern
Ireland 4-0 in an exhibition
match last month, but coach ©
‘Michel Hidalgo | said his
‘team would ‘not be over-
confident when they faced
- the Irish. : —

“We-do not make any
comparisons with the game
we played in Paris,” he
said. ;

, arta relies on service in win

hammered fellow American
Kate Latham 6-1, ¢-1. .

Third-seeded - Tracy ;

Austin of the U.S.,. beat

_ compatriot Kathy Jordan: ad

6; ‘1, 2.

American Andrea Jaeger,
seeded fourth; overcame a
-dimping Rosalyn Fairbank
of - South Africa 63, ‘153.

ninth-seedéd Sylvia Hanika |
of West Germany stopped

Andrea. Temeésvari of
Hungary 62, 6-2.

A) apy gates. 3

° “division. playoff ‘series : again
“Russell and: Sons, .- winning: the.
. ‘second of ‘a ‘best-of-three - format: «
: Monday: by an. 83. BCOER, 2 ie ‘Russell ey
‘beat CASAW in-two straight games.”

5 douse lea playott series ‘with —
es ‘night. both :going

their finals withdut pein

‘Y¥*-and' 8. “awept th

ing semi-final fo advance to mest Y_
and S in the final. *- .

Hannu Pirhonen, Jessle. Hammill: ;
“and Tim Howells all had two goals’
apiece for the winners, while Jefi

_ Smith and Nick Baker contributed
“singles - in the final game of. the
season, For Russeil and Sons, it was

“| Roxy Russell, Chris Villness and

Raymond Smith scoring the goals,
In the Bantam finel, Buildall
didn't get. past. OK Tire "without, a

- si st Bultall aid Ya oy
in sta a

ae

Ng Lig i the final game, as'they were

"\ pelnind most of the way and-only took: 7

‘the-jead in the.last minute rn the.’
‘Bu

remaining.

‘Dan Matwick ted Bulldlal with
seven goals, while Bob Langegger
had. two..and goalie

penalty as they moved to forward.
Rodrigues also. had two: _assiste,

- wi Soe Waruock wis a.
- goals for the winners, \ ;

K led.3-1, after ae first. ‘period.
‘before Buildall came back totieltia © -°
- SHat the end of the second. | OK then: .'
~went ahead again ‘in -the third:
. Buildall taking the lead in the-final -

- finnte of the game $7; OK scored -
~ to make the score 9-8. before a fingl
Buildall:: goal | with. 5. -econds a

Nelson
Rodrigues scored on¢a, on a delayed

Hugh Mitebell iuid dvi

4 va ‘woorlog. three. ‘times “4 and ;

on: thre: -others:"*
Wittman: ‘and Duane’ Stewart. each

had’ two ‘for. OK, : while: ‘Loonie iit
Marurak's one. completed “the a nace

preparation; practices will be held:

toolght starting at 5 p.m. for Tykes...
Novices practice até p.m., Pee Wees. .
at 7 p.m., Bantams at & pam. .and

Midgets at 9 p.m. All players
wishing to make the Prince George

“tip must turn in their consent |
.forms, and players are also
reminded

to hand over their pledge

money from the walkathan.

"gov tenia trom the Kitimat iY
‘house leagues Will be travelling to be aL
‘Prines George this weekend for a” ;
three-day tournament there: :. In. -

Truckers, Blazers win makeups |

Two Terrace Youth “Soccer .

Association make-up: games were
played Monday night.

-In the under-11 division,’ All

Seasons Blazers: beat Northern

- Motor Inn 6-4 and Bud's Truckers

blanked Bavarian Inn Oxen 3-0.
Saturday's results;

in the under: -division, Totem

Foard: Mustangs . beat Vic Froese

. Trucking Hot Roddérs 2-0, Kinsmen

* dels: shut ‘out. Terrace Chrysler
‘Aspens 4-0, Tilden Tigers blanked

Centennial Lions $0 and Ken’s -
Photo Mighty Mites bpat. Doc's

United 7-1.
" Under-10 division action had Co-op

‘Kickers. and ‘Westend Eagles:

drawing 44, Pole Coyotes dropping

Shopper's. Dng Mart’ 6-2,. Skeena *

= Westhead now heads Bulls as coach

. Foresters edging’ surveyors 3-2 and
Suridance Sonles nipping Finning -

Flyers + 4-3,

In: the under-19 divisions, it was
Aqua Plumbing losing to Cedarland
Giants 9-2, Northern Drugs Rovers

beating Rotary. Wheels 10-2, Bud’s-

Truckers squeezing past irly Bird 4.

_ 3, and Bavarian-Inn-Oxen. loning to
Manuel's Pumas'6-1, :

‘Dave's Plumbing shut out Dairy
Queén Busters 40 and Philpot's
Cheetahs and Sight and Sound
United tied a 4 in the under-15

division Saturday.
Scores from the June 19 ‘weekend:
. Under-8 division: Ken's Photo

- Mighty Mites. 2 Tilden Tigers 2;
Kinsmen Jets 1 Doc’s: United 1; |
Totem Ford. Mustangs ‘2 Terrace,

Chrysler Aspens 0; ‘Cetennial Lions 3 .
- Vie Froese Trucking Hot Rodders 1. ..

Under-10 division: . Skeens_
Foresters 2 Finning Flyers 0; Pohle

Coyotes $ Surveyors 3;. Westend -.-

Eagles 7 Shopper's Drug Mart: 2;
Sundance Soaics 3 Co-op Dickers 0.

Under-13 divisions:

2; Aqua Plumbing § Northweat
Sportsman 1; Cedarland Giants 6
Mr. Mike’s: Sharks. 0; Northern’
Motor Inn 4 Mamel'’s Pumas 4;
Rotary Wheels 3 Irly Bird 3.

Games. will be played in all
divisions tonight to cdmpensate for
‘ this coming long weekend, Games
will also be played Wednesday night
_ for the same reason. . ©

. The terms of the contract

Northern, —
~Dinugs Rovers 4 Ali Seasons “Blazers ~

‘CHICAGO (APP Paul
Westhead returned ta
coaching’ in. the’ National
Basketball Asaociation on
Monday, quoting . Carl

Sandburg and Henry David.
‘Thoreau, nélther of whom

‘had much’ to say about a

_ sfaskbrealk atfsneee csc.
- aia Westhead, wha achieved. a

691 winning ‘percentage.

112-50 ;-- with -Los Angeles | -
belng
_ dismissed early last season .

_Lakers before’

amid a dispute with player
Earvin- (Magic) Johnson,

- Was’ named as coach of

-Chicago Bulls.
Referring to his record
with the Lakers, Westhead,
“What's ‘done well is done
‘well forever.”

Then, trying to define his

objective. with. the Bulls,
Westhead turned:-to Sand-
burg for inspiration. -

“Chicago, as Carl Sand-
burg so aptly put it, Is-2- city |.
of broad’. shoulders.: We fe:

would like to be a team ‘with

‘broad shoulders. Today is.
the start of building some |

_ National.

strong shoulders for the
Bulls.”

Westhead -. could. be
shouldering a formidable
task — trying to make a

playoff, contender of a club

that: finished fifth in. the.

Association’s : Centra} ,
Division with a 48 record, .
- ‘Bulis general. manager

‘Rod Thorn isn’t. worried, —

Basketball

though. .

“We feel very fortunate to
get a coach with Paul's
credentials," said Thorn,
reférring to Westhead's
-NBA title with Los Angeles
in 1930,

Westhead, signed to a
_four-year contract, replaces
Thorny -who filled’ a.in-

“terim’ coach. last: Febtuat'y

after Jerry Sloan was fired.

yo

were not revealed but Thorn -

said the Lakers will not be
paying any of Westhead’s
salary. -

Weathead’had two years

remaining on his $250,000

annual Laker contract when
“He waa fired'after, 2

(of the last season? altersa

onfrontatlon with Johnson. -

~

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