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Fully

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a “NEWPORT, i it. (CP) —

; challengers -

The battle was won the way -

Terry McLaughlin wanted it
won: with a victory at sea,

: activity,” there was'-a. iu

‘The 27-year-old skipper of

Canada 1 conquered; Ttaly's .
- Azzurra by $9 secorida -

Thursday-on Rhode Island

- Sound,. while Australla: 11.

ellminated . Challenge 12 of.
 Australla-
_ America! 5 Cup yacht racing

“fromn |

the
competition by 1:05,

Either a victory: by.
- Canada 1’ dra loss iby.

Challenge - 12 would . ‘have

dn the semifinals,
““cAustralla 10, which’ has"
dominated the foreign field: -
witha’ ‘S-8-. -tecord, ‘and.

given the Canadian boat the..

last. ‘ semifinal. berth - for.
-for. ‘the.
America's Cip.

wouldn't”, be very. im-

pressive, w McLaughlin vat.

Toronto satd,
Still, he “apent his first
moments

the victor’s traditional spill
into the drink. -

wasn't assured until nearly,
five hours’ after the third

‘round of forelgntrials ended |

with Thursday's two races,

That's when $3
challenger’s race
mittee jury rejected an

Ttallan ‘protest that Canada -

com: -

; “Challenge:
“Aystralia 1 il was to te. heard

way in: theiy. races,: which
- were delayed for 3¥4;houra. :
, until ahiflng winds sejtled

2 "If we had lost: inday and 7

Still got Into the semifinals, -.
we definitely would ‘have. .
backed our way in, which,

“MeLaughlln ead
After "Thursday's hectle:

‘today: as: no - ‘boate, We

scheduled to” race:.
A’. _Brvtest

‘tonight... but. cannot.
jeopardize ‘Canada ts Place

“‘Canada'1, 19-21, ted ‘all the:

HELSINKI ‘aP)

sac:
oldest aport opens ite first: °
__ world

lonships
Stinday, ‘with © ‘on’ of | its.
biggest stars on the”
aidelines, .

. Athletes from a record 161

champ

; ‘countries. — more than ever

: Finnish capital

1 forced Azzurra to change -

its course by tacking too:

closely near the first mark.
The jury also upheld a
Canadian protest. of an
‘incident “in which the.

riggings of the boats made :
contact.: . :
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“I was a little concerned,
but we had videotapes of
’ both incidents, which helped

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_ Calif. (AP) —

now. the

“His spot in the semitinalp .: Zathered even for Olymple .

‘Games — converge.on the |
‘for the.
world “track. and. fleld
champlonships..'The United
States is expected to fleld -
‘the strongest team...

“For decades, virtually all

Sports fave held world

championships. Track and .
field officials never felt the .-
need untll now to stage thelr

. own global meet.

’ The athletes say the world -
champlonships - are. ‘Tong
overdue. ...

. “Many times they. all
people with world records =
world champlons, but until: |
only. _ world:
champton was ' probably the. -

Olympic champion | every ©

four years,” says ‘high:
jumper Dwight Stones, ‘a
member ‘of the American
team.

No other aporta event ins

lured co many countries, fhe .

organizers claim. But-many —
minor track and . field
countries would : certainly ~

. not-have entered: had: the.:;:-
orgenizers’ not” ‘epotisored

several teams. a ‘
. The. International - .
Amateur. ~ Athletic
Federation pays. expenses -.
for one male and one female -
athlete from each country,
plus a team’ leader. ’-That’
helped increase the. field to
more. than 1,400 athletes.

_ Time
PACIFIC “PALISADES,
: Hal Sutton
figures time is Tunning out-
for him to win. a major
tournament — this year.

“through the trlangul
filed. “by: _
_ againat . its adyantage to 97 seconds

after: the fourth leg and 57 -

tacking leg.

firey:

} second year on the men’s

‘agvewinat, “south
westerly winds at the start.

Bertrand at the helm, led by
“18 - seconds. midway :
ar, 24.
mile course, but stretched: -

seconds after the fifth leg.

Canada 1 also pulled away.
‘on the fourth leg,- building.
Its: lead: from “21. to” -69
seconds at the end of. that

_ McLaughlin's boat Joined
Auatralla: *: Il: ‘Britain's .

_Vietory "BS and Agzirra in
“seraifinals. that. tent next .

Bach, ‘country: Gan seater.
“up to'three competitors for
each event, provided eich

athlete han met .
“qualifying standard.

“The closest thing to a
track-and-field world
champion -untll. now has
_been the World Cup,. last
held’ in 1981. ‘But in that .
meet, only one athlete per
country was allowed ‘to
compete in each event; and
only:the big powers had

_ the

. complete teama,

‘ Doxens_of, world recor:
dholders are entered, but’
-one of the biggest names In
‘track and-field will not be: .

" competing for world glory at -
Helsinki’s * Olympic
“Stadium. ' me

~ Sebastian Coe, the British

a ‘middle-distance runner.and -

‘triple world recordholder,
was.'a late. withdrawal. .
' beeause of. an slandular
-Infectlon.

Other absentee ‘inelude .
former, _ world - . discus
-recordholder Ben Plucknett
of ‘the US. and: Svetlana .
“Ulmasova af. the Soviet.
“Union, -the world recor-

_ dholder in the women’s 3,000. :
“metres. Both are injured,

The U.S. has‘ the biggest.
-squad .in . Helsinki © —, 130
Athletes, 10.more than the
Soviet. ‘Union..

Except. for. ; sthe.. hammer.

"team has medal. contenders ° -
in every event. But the U.S. .
" women's: team . still trails
the East Germans and the _
Soviets.

‘the men's sprints, led by the 0

“versatile Carl Lewis, who.

wil ty: for three gold

. Sutton, a 25-year-old in his

golf tour, fired a six-under-:
par 65 Thursday to take the

first-round lead in the final

Stats and

Standings.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Catt Oivision -
oe : wWieiéiPc. @BL
Baltimore .° 9-61 42 «(S92 —
_ Detrolt AI 44-5014
Toronto er ee |
Milwaukee 56 46 55834
New: York 57 46.553 4
Boston $1 52 505 7.
: Claveland 44 62.415 184

Wast Divinien wa
Chicago S649 835 —
Kansas City 4 32 455. 5
California "32 56 401) Se
Texas 5055 ave t
Oakland eae |
Minnesota: a8 64 413 13
Seattle 42 66 1389

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: gE ‘Forests,
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Viewing .

“Katt Division
aa "WI Pet. ‘om.
Pittaburah 56.50 528 — .-:
Philadelphia 52 50.515 1%
Montreal -° 53 $2,505 Ve
Sto.) Louis 3.53 500 3
Chitaga © 50.57 467) dV
Naw York 41 '46 383 15%
Wert Divition
Atlanta 42 6s
Los Angeles 59 47° S57 é¥2
* Houston. 34 52 SOF UY |
‘San Diego 49°54 495 73

hoo

Thursday. Reselts
New York 3 Torento 1
Kansas ‘Clty. 6 “Milwaukee 2

Baltimore “4, Claveland 3%... ae

innings
Chicano 4 Detroit 2°
Minnesota 4° Oakland 3:
Texes & Gosfon.t ©
Seattie 11 Callfornia .5
' Today's. Gamea™
Califarnia at Seatile.
Chicago at Baliilmore WN.
Texas at Cleveland WN

Datrolt at New York No”

Toronto at’ AAltwaukee N
Onkland at ‘Minnetote N
Boston at Kantes Clty.
. ‘Saturday Games|
Toronto af aAliwaukee

Texas at Cleveland WN
Chicepo at Ballintore N -

Detroit at Mew York. Noe.”

Qakland at Minnesote.N..

Boston st Kanses City N

ColHfornig. at: Seattio: N°
NATIONAL LEAQuUG

Francisco 52 54 .481 V4
Cincinnatl ” a ee hd
Thursday. Results
Montreal 2 New York 1
Sen Dlego 4 Hovtlon 2
sPhiladelphia 5 Pittsbirgh |
Chicago 9 St. Louis é@
Lot: Angeles 7 Cincinnati 4
Allert 4 Sen Francitco 4
y's Games
New York at Chicago
Martren| at Pittebureh Nv
Philedetphia et $f, Louis N
Alleria st Los Angeles N
Cincinnall at San Diego N ‘
Houston at San Francisco WN

Saturday Game.

- Adontreal at Pitteburgh
New York at. Chicago
Houston at Sap Francisco.
Philedelphie at 5, Louis
Cincinnatt at. Sen Diego N
Atlanta at Los Angeles N

--MeLaughlin ‘said.
‘ happy.’ with the béat, but I
think we need a: Hittle more
“tn lighter air.’ es
wind © range

wens &

- hls round = at

“ahursany and end Aug, 22.
. “We're going: ip have to:

make some modifications to

Increase, - our. .;, speed,"

“Wel 're

“The
t.cularly well sulted to our

Balls,” said Peter Wilson of.
Kingston, Ont,,.Canada ‘1's --
. navigator. “We've won, far...
“more races than we "ve Tost
mo in ly iniots,”"” oan ;
The - semifinalists will .
race éach other three times -
‘apiece. to -determine the
finalists for'd- best-of-seven

‘medale=ta the 109° metrea,
the: 400-metre relay and: the.
long jump.
SMITH VB. ‘LEWIS’: .
Calvin Smith,’ the world
recordholder in the 100, will
try to beat Lewis. Smith ran
40.03 at the National Sports
Festival in Colorado
Springs, Colo., last month, a
‘meet Lewis skipped.
In the 400, Sunder Nix
‘ leads another. strong. but
inexperienced U.S, trio. Nix
. waa ranked No. 1 Inthe
world in that distance last ~
year, Veteran. - Bert
Cameron of : Jamalca: is
another medal contender,

‘The ‘Americans are ex:

* pected to sweep the hurdles.
Greg. Foster has been
outstanding in the 110
hurdles. In‘ the 400,. Edwin -
Moses will be heavily
favored. ‘The 1974°Montreal -
Olympic champion, winner -
of every. World Cup and.
owner of nine of ‘the top 10°
times ever, ‘Moses is un-

defeated since 1977. He has.

. won 79. » straight races.

With Coesieline, the 800
has no. cl t favorite.

Sam Koskei of K kenya, Dave -

' Patrick of the U.S. and. Rod.
Druppers of.  -the.
- Netherlands have some. of
the | ‘fastest - Himes: this ~
season, ote i .

No American has won nthe
Olympic 1,500 since 1908 —
the: ‘longest "U.S. losing

Streak in track competition
: .— but Steve Scott could win
~ The US. is strongest in ~

the: first, world cham-
pionship in that distance.
Scott, lost. just once in the ©
1,500 a and the mile outdoors

short for Sutton.

major: tournament ‘of 1983,

‘+ the Professional Golfers’

‘Association championship.
“I have two goals for this

year ~ to finish In.the top
"five on the money list and to

win a thajor,”’ he said after
Riviera
Country: Club. gave “him a
one-stroke lead over Scott
Simpson and club. pro
Buddy ‘Whitten. “I have
three rounds left to get the
major.”

Sutton is currently atcp

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Our management team-is derived from many
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victory !

" competitors;
- Defender and - ‘Goamanenn
are. idle ‘until their finat.
- trials start Aug,” 16, Liberty, :
skippered “by” 1980;; cup."
winner. Dennis Conner; has...
- been the most impressive in

the 1963 5 earnings ‘list at 2
_ $297,684 7

este 8 téwill: produce a a:

‘survivor. to. challenge, the:

United States,”
‘The. . three™.. ~ Atnerlean

‘the: first two sete of trials.
‘The ‘finals ‘between. ‘an.

, ‘American and fqreign ‘boat
" are'to start Sept! 13.0
Although’ Challenge 12's -
“24-16 record was better than
‘Canada ‘1's, McLaughlin's |
“yacht

“got the .. fourth

“last. season. “He beat co :

recently in the rifle...
* But Steve Ovett; Britain's «

. “World recordholder, will'ba

favored. South Afriean-born,
Sydney Maree could also
~ challenge. - am
HARD TO PREDICT

The 5,000-and ©

Marathon
king Alberto Salazar of-the
U8. only runs the 10,000
metres, but the American is
known as a slow kicker.”

Thomas Weaslnghage of
West Germany tops the
strong Europeans in the
5,000.

Henry Marsh, No. 1 the
last two: years, will be
favored to win. the 3,000-
metre steeplechase, one’ of
track and “field’s most
grueling events, |

The . ‘Americans have
dominated the men’s-relay
races in the Olympics’ and,

-although the -4x100 ‘runners .

are Bornewhat “nex-

_-perienced, the. U.S. should

win both the 4x100 and

“Liberty,

_ 10,000- ..
metre races look even more -
” unpredictable.

complex ‘polit
Azzurra finished the: ‘trials

"at 21-19, while. Victory. ’89, '
. which drew a bye Aeriabine

Was 25-16...

. Abstralia . Bt -ended. ‘he?
“third = round “with 19.88

polnta, followed by: Victory wot!
(188 with. 19.44, Azzurra with -
"$2.20, ‘Cariada. Aswith “11.72.
find Challenga: 12 with:10,60,

- Point totais are not. err
over Into the-.ser:if1,.

back in the stanidings,:
earlier in the week...

ado, a"
; World’ ”

“removed from. competition m _

Jurgen | Hirigsen - of - ie

Germany’

and: Daley’
‘Thompson of Britain, “whb
have : traded .the ‘world

“ marks in recent years, are”

decathlon gold medal.

‘records broken this. year
‘prior’. the. world’: cham-
plonships was -the. 2.37
metres by Zhu: Jianhu of

China Ln the high jump, Bul:

Zhu, who iat the mark {n Hii

expected to duel ‘for the -
One of the 18. world ©

homeland, hes little in-—

ternatlonal experience.

The triple jump ‘and

hammer throw . . are

traditional ‘strong ‘Soviet .

' everits, The Soviets, led: by
world. réecordholder Yuri
Dumchev, . could | aleo

_ Challenge inthe discus,
- The East’ Germans and ~..

’ the Soviets, who totalled 10
of the 17 women's - gold
medals ‘in ‘last year's

European champlonships,
are expected to dominate
the women's events.

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