The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, July 21, 1976, Image 8

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    K The Dailj Luiicgian Wednesday, July 21, 1976 ■■ Jiamc. W '
U.S. eager's edge
Puerto Rico 95-94
headed.foronly its second defeat in Olympic po^'co^^^on^raetmti'^liaaketeforan
Montreal Olympic results Is : li
MONTREAL (AP) Brian team to a 95-79 victory over i || ' , , t M
Goodell and John Hencken m jg Bulgaria yesterday. 4 a ! «j '-J 4SS
continued America’s world I 1 The victory evened the ■gfcl 1 'JfejjS
record-shattering domination J American women’s record at « mmmt ' , - . MrafHl
of men’s swimming events in 1-1 and kept alive their medal •
the Summer Olympics hopes in the six-team round- K^Sj^HF
yesterday. But American robin tournament.
Shirley Babashoff lost her bid "•
to beat East German Petra David Wilkie of Great Britain • APuserpnoto
Thumer and break East was second in 1:03.43 and Mitrh Kunrhr>ak tl*ii nf thp U S reiects shot bv Puerto Rico's Jimmy
German domination of Arvidas luozaytis of the Russian pentathlon com- Mltcn KUpcneaKUO/, OF me U.&., rejecVs.snoi oy V
women’s swimming. Soviet Union was third in petitor BorisOmschenko, who Thordsen (11). The U.S. won the game 95-94.
Goodell won the gold medal 1:04.23. Hencken, 22, tied his was thrown out of the
in the 1,500 meter, freestyle world mark in Monday’s Olympics Monday for using a , ' _ _ ' r
and Hencken won the 100- preliminaries and then cheating device on his foil, I
meter breaststroke gold, lowered it to 1:03.62 in caught a plane for the Soviet Kl IPC II ■ fTI |J (J || rHI I I
making five straight U.S. Monday night’s semifinals. Union yesterday after he was UUWW J 1 ■ 1 w 1 1 1 I
victories in as many men’s ' in the women’s 400 meter dropped from, the Soviet
curSm pvents Hut Miss ewim hnth Mice Tnmpr And tG3ltl. A RllSSldfl official Sflld _ ....
Babashoff failed in a stretch Miss Babashoff broke the the incident was “a very sad PITTSBURGH (AP) Manny A 1 Oliver, the league s leading hitter, was
duel with Miss Thumer in the ,„~ih ««.nrd nf 4ii 69 Miss matter arid he will probably Sanguillen’s three-run triple keyed a six-run one for five in the first game, while Bill
women’s 4W» freestyle timed hM-0989 be stripped of all his medals first inning which carried the Pittsburgh Robinson, who entered the game batting .344, “ s s
SJI of S™ Viejo, aSeßfbSoßine’io 0 ! and Ere back home,'' Pirates to . « victor, ov« o,e Sousta good enoug, for second ia the leasue, went «
Calif.; was timed in 15:02.40 shanon Smith of Canada was Omschenko was a master of Astros in the first game of a doubleheader one for three. st, Loms
in Ihp 1 ROO meter freestvle. third in 4*14 BO SDOft. the Soviets highest lastnignt* Montreal
Bobbv Hackett of Sers, for athletes. Losing pitcher Tom Griffin, 5-3, gave up a •
ls‘o3. 9l 'and Steve Holland of . The Japanes # e men won the \ * kSSSSS
&: SS? AH SSa we're Jnde? Scs'wUhSvie” Sn f 6 3 **
sr- sgsafiaas
metric mrie event. «... ... y|J^i loutpll^ 1 out pll^ : ® us f- ® -Candelaria, 10-1, was the winner with relief the first inning when the Mets scored twice
Hencken, of Santa Barbara, , ' Zealand rugby team is help from Kent Teculve in the sixth. off Gary Nolan, 8-5.
Calif.; produced his third Nancy Dunkle and Gail touring segregationist South k Taveras stole two bases raisinehis -
world record time in two days Roberts led a second-half Africa. The latest count .. , t M , behind leaeue leader Pete Rose hit Koosman’s firsl pitch of the
in winning the men’s 100- surge that carried the U.S. showed 28 African countries gSa r C edeno night for his seventh home run.
meter breaststroke in 1:03.11. women’s Olympic basketball plus Guyana and Iraq. _
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111 S All
Nadia finds her
new fame
to contend
MONTREAL (AP) Romania’s Nadia Comaneci is the
world’s Olympic darling but she also is a tired little girl of 14,
embarrassed by all the attention she is getting—and homesick#
“I want to go home,” the doll-like gymnastics marvel
replied when asked if she planned to follow her Montreal
adventure with an exhibition trip around the world.
She also said that gymnastics, which were “fun like a
game,” when she started at the age of 7, had now become very
demanding
“It is work,” she says now. She never idolized—or copied— \j,
Russia’s Olga Korbut. If she has an idol at all, it is Alain
Delon, the French movie actor. She enjoys school, specializes
in the French and English languages, but likes French best.
' She dislikes to answer questions in English. Her favorite .
English words are “hamburger” and “okay.”
These were a few of the tidbits that emerged from Nadia’s
first in-depth press conference since arriving in Montreal andty ,
capturing the hearts of spectators and the world’s TV millions -
with her fawn like grace, her daring and childish charm.
She appeared timid when she was ushered into a room ;
adjacent to the Romanian headquarters at the Olympic -
Village and was immediately suirounded by newsmen and V
photographers, with shutters snapping and bulbs flashing.
She was accompanied by her 15 year-old teammate,*,*
Teodora Ungureanu, and her coach, Bela Karolyi, a hand- :
some man of 35 who could not hide his pride.
Nadia sat straight in her chair, showing no nervousness and ;
letting her brown eyes search those of every questioner. She •
rarely smiled. When she did, it was a tight-lip smile.
She looked like a little girl who was desperately anxious to
run away and play. She even admitted this to be true. ft
“I came here prepared to do gymnastics, not to be in- ■
terviewed,” she said when asked if the situation made her .
uncomfortable.
Questions were asked in several languages, mostly English !
and French, and translated by an interpreter.
One British television man asked Nadia if she would
say something to Britain in English. ' ,
Nadia pondered a moment, blushed for the first time and
replied:
“I would prefer to say it in French.”
Major League Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East
W L
59 28
49 38
49 45
40 48
36 53
26 57
West ;
Cincinnati 57 35 .620 - Kansas City 56 34 . .622 - ,
Los Angeles 50 41 .549 6‘A Texas 46 42 .523 9 i
Houston 47 46 .505 1114 Oakland 48 44 .522 9
San Diego 46 47 .495 1114 Minnesota 41 48 .461 1414 •*
Atlanta 42 48 .467 14 Chicago 40 47 .460 1414 ,
San Francisco 39 54 .419 1814 California 39 55 .415 19 .
Yesterday's Games
Late games not included
Pirates 9-3, Houston 5-t
Atlanta at Montreal, n ,
New York 2, Cincinnati 1
San Diego 3, Phillies 0
St. Louis at Los Angeles, n
Chicago at San Francisco, n
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presents
Tonight, Friday and Saturday
BRITISH LEATHERS
Friday Misery Hours, 2- 6 P.M.
j 212 Calder Alley
ALLEN PARK APTS. 1013 South
Allen Street 1 & 2 bedroom apts.
15 Minutes to campus, Call 238-
3966, to see.
LENWOOD APTS. 917 South Allen
Street. 2 & 3 bedroom Apts. 15
minutes to campus, call 238-8133 to
see,
OMMATES
CONSCIENTIOUS House Cleaner,
trustworthy, experienced for
housework, ironing, One full day
every , other week, Must be
available Mondays, Please call
237-4029 between noon and 6 p.m.
ONE OR TWO MALES wanted for
3 ’ bedroom Brlarwood
townhouse, Fall - Spring, Call
collect. 215-OR7-121Q.
FOUND. Gray and white kitten,
Call 237-7744.
PAIR OF GLASSES found outside
of Music Building. Contact 865-
0455,205 Weaver to pick up.
SMALL BLACK LABRADOR type
dog. White paws. Very friendly.
Found vicinity of Southgate Apts.
17-0262.
KODAK film with processing
mailers. Lowest prices. Buy 10,
get 1 free. The Candy Cane next to
PSU Diner. 237-4253
WHITE HALF Persian cat with
black and orange feet, face and
large tail, No tags. Gentle sore
spot on head. Answers to Elolse.
Call days, 238-3017. Nights, 234-
0911.
hard,
with
AMERICAN LEAGUE
.678 - New York
.563 to Baltimore
.521 1315 Cleveland
.455 1914 Detroit
.404 24 Boston
.313 31 Milwaukee
Yesterday's Games
-Oakland 7, Cleveland 4 ,
Baltimore 10, Kansas City 3
Milwaukee 6, California 2
New York at Chicago, n
Detroit 8, Minnesota 3
Boston at Texas, n
OST SOUTH of Beaver Stadium.
14K Gold Man's Wedding Ring,
ieward. Call 934-7217 after 5.
Spectacular
JULY SALE
A OF Fine gowns,
S&t brides & pastels
V 2 price
Mi V\ come see come save
/(LY.V**; MARIE'S
BRIDAL SHOP
Open l to 5 Tues., Thure., Set.
Evenings Mon., Wed., Frl. A to 9
RIDES
GOING WEST on the 22nd? Need
ride to Kalamazoo, Mich.
Sometime early Thurs. afternoon.
Aid In gass ss. Call 238-9688, ask
for Dave. ■
Why the good
neighbor makes so
much small talk.
East
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55 32
44 44
42 44
41 44
41 46
36 .49
Pet. GB
.632
.500 life
.488 12fe
.482 13
.471 14
.424 18