up, in part, as‘a battle

. between the tournament's °

two South American
favorites in cne group. and

three European longshots in -

another... =;
Defending | ‘champion

’ Argentina. beat El Salvador
20 in Alicante on Wed--
nesday night to advance to -
second-round Group -C- with °

‘threestime ‘Cap. winner.”

MADRID’ (CRY a The:
Brazil, which. strengthened °

~ second-round of the. World
_, Cup soccer ‘finals i is shaping:

itd status.as the top favorite
by crushing New Zealand 4-

0 In Seyille,

. The group is rounded aut

by Italy, which adyanced

Wednesday with 9 1-1 draw
against Cameroon in Vigo.

Brazilian manager Tele
Santana said he’s eagerly

_ anticipating. a. showdown _

with Argentina:

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rivalry,” Santana said.
_ Belgium, Poland and the
Soviet Union, each seeking
ils. first , world,

the setond- round,. which
involves 12 ofthe original 24
teams.

Groups A and C. play in
Barcelona starting next
week, while Groups B and D

play in Madrid. One of the
three teams in each. group

will
semifinals duly:8.

advance to -..the

Argentina in ‘the next round
‘will. be a ¢lassic because’ ‘af.
South . American’

<tham- :
. Plonship, meetin Group Aol -

il other teams. still have-a

chance for the' five’ spots.
‘that ‘will be decided today”
* and Friday by the. last six

first-round matches.

“In games today, ‘World
cup newcomer Honduras
will qualify. if, it beats
Yugoslavia in Zaragoza,

_and France will make it if it -
injury-wracked-
in

defeats -
Czechoslovakia
Valladolid: ;

‘Phe “Yugoslavs and
Czechs need to win just lo

survive, So does Chile in its,

toy

| only. gland his “elin-”, m
. ched a berth in Madrid, and:

mateh - tdtay against
Algeria. in Oviedo. Algeria.

second-round ‘hopes also
depend on the outcomes of .
the matches Friday.

. Most of the Speciation

" about the Madrid matchups |
centres on whether former.
champions England and—

West Germany,- : the
strongest teams dn that side
of the chart, will wind up in’
the same second-round:
group.

_ That would happen if both
teams finish atop their

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. first-round -
matches at the same time
“Friday, - -

In Barcelona's “Group, C,

| Brazil is rated by far~the

best. It won all three firat-’
round matches, two after

falling behind, and out.

scored its foes 16-2. Zico and’
Eder lead a group of half.a

- dozen talented goalscorers.

In Seville, Zico scored in
the 29th and 3ist minutes to
give Brazil-a 2-0 halftime

lead over New Zealand. His -.

first: goal was a atunning

don ‘shitter a

respective | firat- round
groups. Both: teams play .
can atay alive with a draw. + their. - final.
: But. those ‘four teams’

scissors ‘kick, “ Faleao and:

Serginho added to the total

- In- Alicante, Argentina
Manager Cesar Mendttl was
happy with the win but
highly ~ critical
Salvador’s rough play.

“Tt want to forget today's
match ever took place,’’ he

.said,-‘*Football-is supposed

to bea game, We Ae
Captain -. ‘yaniel
* Passarella ‘scored a

disputed penalty goal i in the
2d ming and | Daniel

~ Inthe 4th and 69th ‘minutes. :

of El

“hetton! ‘completed’ he.
scoring eight: minutes ‘nfo
“the second half.. oe we

“after ‘an: upeet : loss” to”
Belgium, Argentina ‘and its

’ superstar Diego: Maradona:
‘looked like champions ‘only

against Hyngary. .

In ~ Vigo,
Graziani’s ‘@ist-minute
header-gave Italy a 1-O-lead
alter a scoreless first half,
but Gregoire Mbida: tled it
for Cameroon within 60
seconds in front of a crowd

of 31,000,

‘Wimbledon organizer worried about weather-

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light and a transport strike, |
organizers at the Wim-
~ bledon
plonships are beginning to

have forced the post-

ponement of an estimated :

120 matches. '

Neither. first ‘round has
been completed and a start
has hot yet been made on
the doubles events, But with
17 courts at their disposal,

organizers were..not yet

considering an earlier.start

round in one of: the few
matches completed Wed-

“nesday. McEnroe swept
_ South

African . Eddie
Edwards 6-3, 63, 7-5. while .

’ continuing to maintain his

temper despite one outburst

when he slammed a ball into _
_ the net in frustration and

Was given a warning.
“T' don’t want to” go

". through what happened last -

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Two seeded men players
reached the second round as
No. 12 Mark Edmondson of
Australia -

to overtake Anders Jarryd,

20, of Sweden 6-7, 6-1, 6-3, 6--.

Romania 6-1, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4.

“On the women’s | side,
Kathy Rinaldi, 15, advanced
to the third round with a 6-2,
63" victory over fellow

American Betsy Nagelsen.

In . first-round _matehes,
, Pam Casalé’ of the United
” States. 5 defeated compatriot

outlasted,
‘American Matty Davis 7-6,

"7-5, 7-5 and 15th-seeded:

’ Buster Mottram of Britain
overcame a tiebreaker loss:

". About

Tained. Altogether,

Kathy Horvath, 64, 61;
Leslie Allen of the U.S.,

- ripped Catherine Tanvier
-of France 6-4,' 6, B46;

American Alycia. “Moulton |

‘bested Czecheslovakia's

Helena Sukova 3-6, 63, 8-4,
and Zina Garrison beat
fellow... American Leigh

than the traditional, 2. pam tenes pe petecaetriateenet sree oe Phi e" aigruption of Lon.

_- local time, _ Unseeded American don's subway < combined

'. Defending champion John Loyd Bourne, playinginhis With the weather ‘hag

McEnroe of the United ‘girst Wimbledon, turned. ereatly threatened at:
_ ‘States advanced tothe third pack Iie Nastase’ of _ tendance, .

"26,000 people
battled their way to.the All-
England Tennis and
Croquet Club — 10,000 fewer
than on the first Wednesday
last year when it ‘also
’ at-
tendance over the first three
days is down 30,00 —

roughly KI per cent from

sete ree
Teter etre

last year.
If “poor conditions con-
tinue and force the moving

‘ ahead of the tournament

schedule, it would not be the
first time.

In 1972, the final had to be
played on a Sunday for the

_first time In Wimbledon's

not end until Wednesday ‘of

_the ‘third week because it
" ralned every day for more

than two weeks.

American Jimmy “Can.
hors was sched s the
highlight of the drhwW today

“when -he put his No. 2
“beeding on’ the line against
_ Australian John Alexander.

In other men's: matches,
third-seeded Vitas

Gerulaitis of the U.S. was

"New Zealand, as were No. 4
Sandy Mayer of the US.,
and Colin Dowdeswell of

Britain, and No, 11 Brian

Teacher of the US., and
Shlomo Glickstein of Térael.

The ranked women, all of
whom received byes In the
opening round, algo hoped to |
~ make their debut ‘tiday ag
top-seeded ‘Americans
Martina Navratilova, No. 3
Tracy Austin, and No. 4-
Andrea Jaeger, and fifth-
seeded Hana Mandlikova of
Czechoslovakia were to take’
to the court.

Second- seeded - Chris
Evert Lioyd, in . keeping
with Wimbledon tradition of
having the defending
‘champion open.” play,
defeated fellow American
Barbara Sue Gerken -on

set to meet Bruce Derlin of . Tuesday,

its Ss McEnroe versus. McEnroe.

BONDEN ARIS ‘Ate
- times he looked as if he

wanted to ery. At other

. times, as if he. wanted to

fight. Then, as ifhe’dlike to
stroll over to the sideline,
cradle. his’ six wooden
‘rackets in his arm and flee
the premises.

“It’s John McEnroe’s

’ battle with the starchy
- Wimbledon establishment
..and. with himself. It’s vir-
| tually theonly game in town *

England
_ McEnroe, the defending -

“now ‘tindt Hiden Borg ‘of

Sweden, who won five®
straight : men’s titles,
refused “to. -- attempt
qualifying for . the. All-
championships.

champion, has played two
matches — the first without

incident, the second marred -
‘by moments of frustration, .

petulance and a~ near
eruption,
To those who watched

Bagi! gs? er satay be
America’ 5 Superbrat - - as
English” tabloids have-

“dubbed him -— dispatch a

young South African, Eddie

’ Edwards, in. the rain-
round ©

plagued - second.
Wednesday, it was a study
in.reluctant restraint on the
part of both the combatants,
Wimbledon and McEnroe.

Before he struck the first
ball, McEnroe acted es if
there wae a beast inside him
itching to get out. He

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became annoyed at “thet io

crowd.~ ‘Noises distracted
‘He made. his —
displeasure
stalling, gesturing and even |
approached the umpire’s

- stand.

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“y asked him what con-
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McEnroe said later. ‘I
thought you had to hit the
hall into the stands or at a
linesman (a rule on the
World Champlonship of
Tennis cireuit),"

McEnroe swallowed and.

He declined to let the

‘monster escape,

~ 47 didn't want to go
through what I -went
through last year,” he said

_ went back to the baseline. |

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BALTIMORE-(CP) — >

Australia: rallied: from-'a

four-goal deficit - in. the
fourth quarter to defeat.
defending ‘champion .-

- Canada 24-18 Tuesday night

and advance to the title :

game in the World Lacrosse -

Charhpionship, ' : oy

“Trailing by’ four, goals.

, after three quarters of play, :
: and= with:
* remaining, Paul Lynch, Jim
.. . Kennedy and Peter Cann .
",, each scored-three goals to

17 ‘minutes,

rally the Australiana. Lynch «.
and Kennedy both finished
the game with -slx goals,
while Cann had five. - -

Kevin Alexander -

Victoria led the Canadian “

offence with six goals, While’
Dave Huntley of Windsor
had four and Bob Teasdall

‘of Toronto scored three.

Canada now plays for the”
bronze medal Thursday; «-

. Australia’ ‘and '~ heavily

favored United States meet -

of |

Friday for the gold medal, , —