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GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador
(AP) — East Germany won
four of a possible five gold

~ medals Tuesday night at the
world’ aquatié” cham-
pionships, but American
_ Rick Carey managed ‘to

Ivage some pride fer-the

United States.

- Carey, of -Mount. Kisco,
NY, set a world cham:

minutes, 0.82 seconds to win
_ the 200-metre backstroke,
with Sandor Wladar~ of
Hungary second in 2:01.26
and Frank Baltrusch of

bronze medal in 2:01.51.

’ The day was not an entire
lose for the Canadian squad
as the women's 4 x 100 relay
team of ‘Kathy Bald of

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) —
Hans Simonson, a 2-year-
‘old Swedish Davis Cup
player, upset-top-seeded
Guillermo “ Vilas of.

Argentina 6-4, 6-1 in second:

: round play Tuesday. at the
E, $450,000 U.S. elay-court
ie championships. .
"This is probably the best
I've played ever,” said
‘Simoneson, buried in the
mid-240s of the Association
of Tennis . Professionals
computer rankings: ‘I

On a hot August day,
three. National Football
League veterans found they
no longer wanted to play the ©
game,

Wide receiver Wallace
Francis, - guard Henry
' Sheppard and Hnebacker
Mike Hunt all retired

: Tuesday’ as NFL teams
continued preparations for.
the beginning = of the

exhibition season Saturday.
_ The retirements came a
day after All-Pro-defensive
tackle Louie Kelcher of San

quits, saying he'd ldst his
desire to play football.
Francis, a nine-year
veteran acquired last week
=~ On Waivers by New England
Patriots, has - decided to
enter the ministry. ¥
*I'ye been playing this
“game since 1965 and I never
had: Ste) worry about
‘changing my surroundings
torenloy playing,” said _

_. Wings.
“may name
‘Polano

- DETROIT. (AP)
Detroit Free’ Press says
Detroit Red Wings will
name Nick Polano, Buffalo
: > Sabres assistant coach, as:
the coach of their Natloral-
* Hockey League club;
Detroit, general manager

—

-. "Polar, an. assistant in

; B italo since July, 1981, last. -

ek, and Polario was here

wo Tuesday’. negotiating © a

a ‘contract, the. Free Press
a wid, a a

“Meanwhile, the’ ‘Sabres ©

- have: scheduled a news
Wednesday :
ormning to announce a new -

‘conference

-- alilstant ‘coach, sald Seotty
“Bowman, :: “Buffato’ general
marae. nd coach,.

Express says. Red’ Beren-.
Bon, the. ‘former St, Louls

Polio,” ~

"EDMONTON cop) — the
he “Tad twodoys has. been: "began their current’ four:

‘That wag: thie. headline’. ©
lasted spbave the’ i
‘of one bt

reat
Bombers! 92-26 win -over
“fie Edmonton “on Sunday,: thew.
Fh Eskimos": second Btralght -
Canadian, Football: Teague a

plonship record of two .

East ‘Germany. winning the .

worked Re Bagehand rf

Diego Chargers called it™

‘Jim Devellano jnterviewed -

.Butfalo, ‘Courler- ;

~ Biiias' ‘dotich, ‘Would Lfeplace .

, The baat. time. st ap
pened: to: Edmonton

s-in':

“year reign: aa ‘Grey up
\charnpiohs: - - wae.

kibitzing.

same ‘eagemness, in prac. *

“Oltawa’ and Torontonians

Michelle. MacPherson, |

‘Naomi Marubashi "and

Carél Kimpel finished fifth

‘ behind the East Germans
with a time of 3:51.22, -
"In the morning qualifying
_heat,~the Canadian: team
had been the fourth fastest
as Pam Rai of Delta, B.C.,
. swam instead of Bald.’

placed sixth in 2:03.11 in the
200-metre backstroke. ..

Mike West, 18,
Waterloo, Ont., qualified
fifth or sixth ip 200-
metre backstroké final, but
was disqualified ~ for. not
touching the wall. West,
who had been thought of as

Vilas dumped by.

‘cause his forehand is very
- good.”

Vilas, after.failing for. the.
“ninth time to capture the
only major clay cham-
Pionship that has eluded
him, said: He played very
well. I had a preblem with
everything. Today, I was
not playing’ very, very
well.””.

It was the second con-
secutive week that Vilas,
Na, No, 3 in the latest rankings, ,

oe

vas eliminated ‘ently. te"

-Francls, 30. my desire i isto
play for the Lord.”

Francis was a star with -

’ Allanta Falcons and is the
third-leading receiver in
Falcons’, history; catching
244 passes,
Sheppard, who, missed.
half of Jast season with a
neck injury, cited business
reasons for leaving
Cleveland Browns, Shep-
pard runs 4 ranch in Cuero, °
Tex., and also operates a.
computer service. .
He walked out of the
Browns" mini-camp in May
and asked to be traded.
When the the tear refused,
the six-year -veteran opted
for retirement. .
- Hunt of Green Bay
~Packers retired for the
second time in his three-
year NFL career because of
recurring fieadaches, He
had quit before last season-
and was attempting’ a”
comeback after doctors
‘cleared him to play, but the
- headaches returned after he
was hit in a | Scrimmage
_ Monday. |

“Elsewhere, New. Orleans v

-Saints “traded defensive
lineman Elois Grooms to St.

Louis Cardinals - for ‘an

ae a
: es
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CFL ©

| Standings :

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finalist Tuesday. was Cam
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a, poatible medalist by
. Canadian . coaches before
-the heats, was. not given a
time by the judges. .

Other Canadian results

~ came in consolation finals

as Julie Daigneault of
Montreal was third in the
women's _ 400-metre.

freestyle with a- time of:

4:21.33, while Cheryl
McArton of Toronto’ was
Sixth in 4:22.95, .

backstroke, Cheryl. Gibson
- of Edmonton was seventh i in
1:05.42," :

East: Germany’ ‘3 strong
performance --: four golds,
two silvers and one bronze

in five eventa —- gave it-

medai totals of 6-6-2 in
swimming, compared to 4-3-

o

In the women’s 100-metre -

- record-holder .

“games. ae

That, admils Canipbel, iB

. 5 for the Americans.
In all four aquatic sports

swimming, diving,

synchronized swimming‘

and water polo — the United

’ States leads with 7-5-5, while.
‘East Germany has no -
. Of Saratoga, Calif., was just °

medals in the — non-
swimming sports. The
Soviet Union is third with
five medals overall. '

eet

East Germatiy's most .
. Surprising’ victory was .in-

the men's 100 freestyle
final, which determines the

mythical world’s. fastest’
~ swimmer, —

Nineteén-year-
old Jorg Woithe edged world
Rowdy
Gaines of Winter Haven,
“Fla.; ..by three one-
hundredths of a. second.

- Woilhe's time of 50.18

bout ar
and ‘Wimipes “pnd * qiar=". the: nes. happening ‘to us.
-,terbaek: Warren, Moon ‘has ~

been sacked’ 13 tines in wo"

Jreestyle relay.

the: two | lopses. °
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eriticism . both,”

" geconds was more than one-

“half second slower than his

preliminary: time 6f. 49,60,
‘which established ‘a meet
record. Per Johansson of

: Sweden won the bronze in.

$0.25 and Chris. Cavanaugh

‘behind Wolthe, although his

‘time of 50.32 was only .14
‘slower

than’. the East

German’s. :

The East Germans had
two_l-2 sweeps in individual
women’s events Tuesday to
add to their vietory in the -

Kristin Otto won the 100 —
backstroke in “meet-record

- time of 1:01-30, then swam a

leg on the winniti7’ relay.
Birgit Meineke, -winner of
the 100 freestyle, ‘also’

O-( an

through: a 8 season hie ‘the ‘abturbiig st of ‘Campbeik ‘atid Murpliy ° great big ‘animids to’ itand cated In, parllewtar the last
: pte “ps ag the: # offensive

"open “said
“Yeu: can: only ;

Murphy.

‘keep them (opponents) out |

-of. the backfield ” So -long:
; unless” you’ re! ‘going. to get

“East Germans dominate Tuesday’ Ss world swim

captured her second gold of
ihe meet by leading off in
the relay, which saw the
- United States finish second
and the Netherlands third.

Carmela Sehmidt-won the _

400 freestyle in 4:08.99, with
Petra Schneider, who won
the 400 individual medley in
world-record time, second
and Tiffany Cohen of
Mission. Viejo, Calif., third.
- Ina. Kleber got East.
Germany’s silver in the 100
backstroke, -
Walsh of Hamburg, N.Y,,
gol a bronze for the U.S.
No swimming | com-
-pelition was scheduled for
today. Women's platform
diving preliminaries, .team
synchronized finals and
water polo games

werg, on
the agenda. .. ¥ .

unseeded Swede in clay tournament

was upsel by Victor Pecci of
Paraguay in- the opening
Tound al Conway, N.H. The
upsets ‘followed. ‘a streak
that produced - . seven
champlonships and ear-
‘nings of more than $342,000,

‘Mats Wilander, the 17-
year-old Swedish star who
has already won the French

Open and Swedish Open’

titles this year, was
scheduled for a late-night

mateh, againg|, Joge-Luis

Het sDanriapliof iruguag. ty

NFL. vets are bowing. out

undisclosed 1983 draft
‘choice; ‘New . York Jets

Charles Cook from “New
England on waivers’ and
‘defensive lineman . Archie
Reese was returned te San
Francisco 48ers after failing
a Kansas City Chiefs
- physical. —

acquired - defensive tackle.

In the opening-night
‘match, ° second-seeded
‘Kathy Rinaldi, 15, over-
came —_ fellow-American
Elise Burgin 6-1, 6-4.

‘Earlier, second-seeded
Jose Luis Clerc of Argentina

‘successfully started his bid

to join’ Bil} Tilden and Bobby
Riggs as the only men to win
the. tournament three

consecutive years. Clere .
- moved ahead with a first-.,

round victory over Jerome

Virginia. Ruzici of
Romania, the top-seeded
woman, survived a second-
‘round challenge from South
African Susan Rollinson 3-6,
G4, 6-1;
Chile surged over fifth.
seeded Pam Casale of the
United States 0-6, 6-1, 6-0;

-and -sixth-seeded YoAnne

Russell of the United States

fell’ to Corinte Vanier of |
France 6-2, 2 “6, 6-2,

Fourth-seeded Peter

McNamara of Australia

Stats and amelal |

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Enst Olvision

. Tuesday Results
“Philadelphia 3 Montreal 2
Chicego 3 New York 0
. Sen Francisco. 4 Atlanta 3
Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 0
St.’ Loula 4 Pittsburgh 2 -
: Houston . 7? San Diego 6
-regays “Gaines”
Los Angeles - at Cincinnati
New York at Chicago ve
. Gan Diego at Houston. ~ .
San Francleco at Atlante NN.
Montreat st Philadeiphia N
Pliteburgh at $f. Louls A.
Thiraday Garties :
Montreal et .Philrdelphia
New. York at Chicago - -
Pittsburgh at $i. Louls N
Cincinnat] at San Blego N
Atlanta at Los Angeise
_ Houston at San Francisco | 'N

RATIONAL wuaoue
AB RH Avg.

109 G3 FIG .303,
323 30 78 30)

“Knight: Hoveton, 26,
' Triples— McGee, St. Louls, n
Tampleton, Sen Diego. 7; Gary

fief, Houston, 71 Thon, Howson, -

Jp Morend, Piiteburgn.: 6r Punt,

+ Houston, @) Ray, Pitteburen, 4.-:

Heme runs— Murphy, ‘Allatite,
_ ‘a; Kingman, New Yorks, Mo.”
Rune’ batted In— Murpny, al
lante, 74) Oliver, Montreal, 70.
"Stolen batee— Moreno, Pitte-
40; LoSmith, §t. Louis,

‘Pirehing #4 decislonsi-
NieKeo, Atlenta, 10-3, .76% 3,377

noe wr Carlian, Philadelphia, 178,

WL Pct. GEL

Philadeiphia 40 43 .583
St. Louls 359 dS 6562) 7.
Pittsburgh 3347 539 4:
Montreal’; S449 504-4
- New York - 45 50 437 FS
Chicege 42 65 393 20.

/ oo. Wat Division

Allanta 62 42 596
Los. Angeles 47.50 .$33 &:
San Dlego - $6 $0 52a 7
San Francisco §1 55 .481 12
Houston 46°56 462 14

Cincinnatl 39 67.248

Oliver, Mil 380 60-423 317,
Landreaum, LA 278 a6 07 .316

_ Medee, SIL “246 26 77 313
Knight, Hou ... 387 34 124.317
Durham,. Chi . 483 36 117.309
Carter, fat 551 48 108.208 -
oR Ot "ate 80126 904

’ i, Pg 437 41. 100..302.
hf DeeDlere: Kennadi San: Diego,

" "hew, fan Dlego, 36:3, 768,
|  &.70¢ Rogers, Montedal, 13-4,
xe Tas, any Se _
Hrikeesti-" Bote, _ Cincinnati,

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Bat Division
Wek Pcl. GBL

Milwaukee" 80 44.577
Boston. . 40 45 S71 ‘
Baltimore 55 47.5990 4
Cleveland 3251 505 7
Detroit | 51 53 500° 6
.. New York 30 50 .300 5
Toronto 49° 54-476 10
Wast Division
Kansas City §? 44.573
Calllarnia 59 46 1562 1
Chicago $449 52405
Snottle $3.52 .505 7
QOakiand 45 62 427 16 ~
Texas 41-6) 402 17
Minnesola 37°69 347 23

“Tuesday Results.
Milwaukee” 7 “Taronto A
Chicago 1-14 New York 0-2
Saltimere 7-4 Boston 27
Claveland 2:4 Texas OS

Kansas City 6 Detroit: 5

| Minnesola.5 California 4
Seattle 2° Oakland “2
‘Todsy’s Gemes
Seattle at Oakend 7
Chicago ef New ‘York aN
Milwaukea at Toronto N
Texan of Cleveland
” Boston at. Baltimore fe
+ Detroli at Kansas. Clty N
Minnesota. at Caltfornia N
Thursday Games

"Minnesota: at Callfornia

» Senttle at Oakland:
Toronto at Detrolt .2N
Kansas City at- Saliimore N

“. Temas wr New York Ne

AMERICAN LEAgua’
ADR W Avg.

wilson, Ke a4] q VW yal
Yount, Ml “398 76 192 392
Harrah, Cle 402 79 133 331
White, KC. | 232 50 108.325,
Paciorek, Chl --* 293 37 94 .321
Hrbek, Min’: 356 54414 .920
Gantner, Mil - °° 268 27 86 317
Garcia, Tor |. 425.63 134.315
Cooper, Ml «Ob 65 128-.918
Bonaell,.Tor 5 299 49-99 315 |.

‘Doubles White,
1): Yount, Aillwaukes,' 30,

fripiae— Wilaon, Kenned | city. .

12, Herndon, Deirelt, 11.
Hema rene RaJacksan, ‘Cal

fornia, 24..Thomas, Milwaukee, .
43; Thornton, Ctevelsid, 24, —
Runs batted [h—McRad; Kens
+908 City,

$4; Thornton,
lend, 81. :
~Steten pase = Henderson,
Oakland, 106; Garela, Torenta,

Pitching fit: docistons)—vuck-
ovich,— Milweukea, 12-4, *.750,-

4.08; Burns, Chicago, 10-4, ae

55 ‘Guldry, New . York, . 10-4,

mir a5. Caudill, Seattle, .10-4,_
wit 1

itrikeeute— Bannister,
(ahs Barker, Cleveland. ma :

Pilar Vasquez of |

Kansas City, _

Cleve: -

moved past Georges Goven
of France 6-3, 4-6, 6-1; No; 5
Jose Higueras of Spain
knocked off italian Claudio

Panatta 7-5, 3-6, @Tin first-

round action; and No.. 6

. Andres. Gomez of Ecuador

ousted Thierry Tulasne of
France ed, 6-4 in second-
round ‘play.

American Jimmy Arias,
17, also moved.into the third "
round. Arias, the No. 10°
seed, eliminated Australian

Rope oR DEAS Seg. ROA EG canard

of the United States handled
Stanislov — Birnep of
Czechoslovakia 7-5, 6-4.

| to open t thedoor

a
Let's face facts... the

Five other seeded- men
were. upset, No. 8 Balazs
-Taroczy of Hungary was a
viclim of Joachim Nystrom
of Sweden 6-7, 6-3, 6-0; No. 4
John Alexander of Australia
lost to Guy Forget of France
in ‘straight sets 6-4, 6-4:
South African Freddie
Sauer. sent No, 11 Van
Winilsky af. the United
States packing 6-3," 6-0:
Jimmy. Brown of the United
States topped No, 15
‘Ramesh Netshingn of India
~ gaged Mike: CHR
stopped _—_ fellow-American
Fernando Luna, the No.. 16
seed, 6-1, 2-6, 9-6,

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