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contender when it arrived in
Spain, now is” licking

‘ wounds inflicted. Wed-:

nesday by a youthful

Algerian team at the 24 .

team _ tournament.

The West Germans,
World Cup champions in
164 and 1974, came to Spain

as the European champions -

who had. won. elght
qualifying games and piled
up 33 goals In the process,
allowing three. .
Algeria, meanwhile, had:

. managed a fourth-place
» finish

In the . African
Nation's ‘Cup at Libya
earlier
not expected to ruffle any

. feathers in Spain, ;

to the Weat Germans,
Algeria earned a 2-1 victory.
""T stil can’t believe we

lost to -Algeria,”. said 9

shocked West . German
coach Jupp Derwall

- * MADRID (Reuter) me
“West . Germany, -
boldly asserted its status as -
the leading ‘World Cup ©

which -:

year, and was

ddienne: Khalef. believed. it.’
The West Germans were.

saw thelr defects and. took
‘advantage of them," sald
‘Khalef. .

- Lakhdar:’ Belloumi, 33,
was the drivirig force in:

“Algerian ‘coach. ‘Mahe.

strong opponents, but. we .”

Algeria’s upset in the Group

Two match. He constantly
. wreaked havoc in the
German end and hélped set -

the 53rd minute.

' Fifteen minutes later,
after Karl-Heing  Rum-
menigge had. put West:
Germany back on leven
terms, Belloum! scored the
winning goal. .

opportunities and scoring

up Rabah Madjer’s goal in”

goals that Belloum! made

|... his presence’ felt. His ad-.
. But rather. than. ‘succumb .!

mirers_inctuded observers

from European. teams who:

will be eager to sign him to a
contract.

’ Belloumi:
compared

. has” been
to

— Maradona. of Brazil and

Diego |

‘editor:

Michel Pisin!’ or ‘Fraiee,

“but he aaid be does n6t mind

_the Comparisons.
-“Platini --

‘Belloumi is Belloumi/' the
Algerian star. said.

passes, dribbies, positioning
and ability to score gi

- Honduras, also rated as
having a an outside chance to.

ait schatter.

“We”
have some of the same.
‘ quallties, same skills, same”

phase. came -elote’ to,

-*, duplicating Algeria's feat in” "y
“Platinl,, -
‘Maradona is Mayadona and:

its Group Five mateh

Wednesday against. Spain’: 1
Group ‘Four, plays its: eat

Hector Zelaya's seventh-
Ininute goal for- Honduras
stood until Robert Lopes
Ufarte fonnected on; :a .
penalty - -kick--in the beth
minute to give .the
Spaniards a i-ltie. .-

Bryan Robson. _ scored

match today ‘againit
Kuwait. In other: games,
Austria meets - -Chile~in a
Group. Two match, while
Yugoslavia takes on: Nor-
thern Ireland in a Group

Five game., a

- Rolling Whitecaps. beat -
- Tampa Bay easily, 3-0.

It was not only in creating~ VANCOUVER (cP) —

The. ‘ often-maligned Van-—
‘couver midfield came in for |

some unaccustomed praise
Wednesday night after the

Whitecaps blanked Tampa.
Bay ,Rowdies 30 in the ...

North American Soccer

| League.

“We won a lot of balls in

“midfield tonight and the

i

swering the call
small DUSINESS.

“ - oe

Conference Calling.

_Makes for instant
“meetings without -
anyone ‘ideal
_ their GeSK.

~ Message Waiting.

a

cS eer r

“Messages.

Don't miss. important

\

operat ion.”

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tn. ata Pere

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had a ue

Memory Diaing: =
Saves time calling
habe dialed.

- _ came in the first half aa the
- Whitecaps won their fifth

_Fow at- Empire Stadium.
-.. Gray's two goals were in the
> - second avhabét:. ager the -
: WhitedapssWoniitated. the

. was better than ours,” said

- passing was. much better nid

said Vancouver coach John
- Giles, “Tt was'a gratifying
night for the players and, I
think, our beat performance
.of the season.” :
Midfielders, ° Pater
Lorimer, Ferry Yorath and
Gerry Gray ~ of
Whitecaps. controlled the.
game. Gray scored twice
and assisted on a goal by
striker Ray Hankin, who
scored in his fifth straight
game. .

“To be fair tothe players,

. - we'veplayed pretty well the
-. Tast few weeks,” added
os at \ Giles; “We were more like

“the team of. last year

. tonight.

“You can’t dominate a
team like Tampa Bay for 90
minutes. But a good defence
anda little luck go. a long.

way.”
‘ “Hankin’s “goal was his -

ninth of the season “and.

straight and seventh in a

hard-lacklingi:matchup cof

’ + ..1981. playoff opponents

before 18,257 fans.
“They were the better
side because their offence

Tampa Bay coach Gordon

~ Jago. “We couldn’t -deal

Hankin on the crosses and

-. that was the mary ¢ of the:
‘ game. "

; playing-assistant

- The Whitecaps, now rs
after a. “stow. start, ware
eliminated in two games by
Tampa Bay in the. rat
round: of : last year’s
playoffs. The Rowdies how
are 7-10 this season.

-The shutout was the

“the: -second. of ‘the season ‘for

Vancouver goalkeeper Tino
Lettieri. The Whitecap
defence. effectively. shit
down Tampa ‘Bay. 5
Luls Fernando, who has: i
Goals this year,

Vancouver now. has ja
points as the second-place
Whitecaps chase leading ..

‘San Jose Earthquakes in the

Westem Division, Tampa :.
‘Bay is a distant. second to

- Ft, Lauderdale Strikers in.

the Southern Divislon. .

Forward peter Beardsley
of the Whitecaps - had ‘an
apparent goal called pack
by Clarke off a free kick by
‘coach
Peter Lorimer in the “10th
minute ‘ when -the. ‘referee

-Tuled he wan't ready "

start play.

woManoouvenubed. many
more:. chances. early in: the
‘second ‘half. 7!

In other NASL games
Wednesday night, it was

“Toronto Blizrard 14 over. —
Portland Timbers; . Tulsa;

Roughnecks ‘5 Edmonton -
Drillers 1; Seattle Sounder .
«Chicago Sting 2 and wan yi
Jose Earthquakes $y

_ Diego Sockers 2.

~ toeal Spe

fs Shorts

. ae

Mann, Power

win doubles

. Fran Power and Swarn Mann won the delayed A flight

- mixed doubles litle at the Terrace Tennis Club tournament

Tuesday night.

Power and” Mann beat Dave: Burdett and Jennifer
Eastwood 6-4, 7-5, 6-3 in the match, played Tuesday night
because darkness called a halt to Sunday's finals at the

played.

‘Kalam: Street ‘courts before the mixed doubles. could be

~, Mann added the mins ie ot thie inen’s A ninglee and
. doubles tiles won over: the weekend. | ;

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