The Daily Collegian Monday, July 26,1976.
Mac Wilkins shows the winning form that helped win him the got
medal in the discus at the Olympic Games yesterday.
Asians prohibit Israelis
MONTREAL (AP) Israel has been
excluded from the 1978 Asian Games and its
sports officials fear its banishment could
become a precedent to keep Israel —or other
nations out of the 1980 Olympic Games in
Moscow.
The Asian Games Federation, of which
Israel is a charter member, said Israel was
being suspended "from- competition in
Bangkok two years from now because, it
said, assuring the team’s safety posed
security and financial problems too difficult
to resolve.
“The real reason is that the federation has
seven Arab countries and China, and they
want to expel us,” Joseph Inbar, president of
the Israel Olympic Committee, said Sunday.
“But the mood isn’t just right for that kind of
racism at the moment, so they did it more
politely. The fact is, they didn’t want us to
come.
“It’s not just a question of Israel now,”
Inbar went on. “We’ve seen how politics
works here in Montreal. At this rate, the
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Moscow Olympics could be Games for just
selected countries. ”
Israel’s suspension from the Asian Games
followed a resolution passed by the
federation asking Israel to refrain from
participating because of the “difficulties”
involved.
A spokesman, Zafar Ali of Pakistan, said 25
federation members were canvassed and
that the 12 replying all rejected Israeli
participation. All countries failing to return
ballots were assumed to be against Israel’s
presence.
“It’s a very bad precedent,” said Samuel
Lalkin, general secretary of the Israeli
Sports Federation. “That’s what .bothers us
so much. They asked us to give in this time
out but that was just an excuse. ”
The Israeli ouster from the Asian Games
had a partial precedent. Two years ago the
Federation expelled Taiwan from its
membership. When the International
Olympic Committee (IOC) took up the
Taiwan question, it avoided any real action,
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Wilkins, Moses grab
MONTREAL (AP) American athletes
rebounded yesterday from a Black Saturday at the
Olympics, with Edwin Moses setting a world record
in winning the 400-meter hurdles and Mac Wilkins
taking the discus gold medal.
American riders won the team equestrian gold
medal and Tad Coffin and Mike Plumb grabbed
gold and silver in the individual awards given in the
riding event.
Moses, a long-striding Morehouse College student
from Dayton, Ohio, set a world mark of 47.64
seconds in the 400 hurdles with Mike Shine, a 1976
graduate of Penn State, running second and
Evgeniy Gavrilenko of the'Soviet Union third.
Moses and Shine were so elated with their victory
that they circled the track afterward, raising each
others’ arms, embracing, waving to the crowd and
both knocking over a hurdle when they tried to jump
together at a trot. The old world record was 47.82;
set by John Akii-Bua of Uganda in Munich in 1972.
Wilkins, the discus world record-holder from San
Jose, Calif., won his gold medal with a toss of 221
feet, 5 inches. John Powell of San Jose was third and
Wolfgang Schmidt of East Germany got the silver
medal. Wilkins’ world record is 232-6.
American Rick Wohlhuter of Chicago was a
disappointing third in the 800-meter run, won by
Alberto Juantorena of Cuba. Juantorena set a world
mark of 1:43.50. Ivo Van Damme of Belgium was
second.
East Germany proved itself the world’s foremost
rowing power, winning five of eight men’s events.
The East German women had dominated their
rowing events Saturday, winning four gold medals.
American rowers Cal Coffey of Jewett City,
Conn., and Mike Staines of Philadelphia were able
to take the silver medal in the coxless pair. But the
U.S. men rowers were able to place only one other
boat in any finals one of their worst showings in
Olympic history.
American track and field athletes suffered more
disappointments Sunday when sprinter Mark Lutz
failed to survive the first heat in the 200-meter dash
and javelin thrower Richard George was unable to
qualify for the finals in his event. Sprinter Brenda
Terrorist attack on Olympic
Games remains a possibility
MONTREAL (AP) An Olympic security
spokesman, commenting .on a report of a
possible terrorist suicide assault, said
Sunday that such an attack on Montreal’s
Olympic Village would have “less than a 50
per cent chance of success. ” But he conceded
that no system was foolproof.
Cpl. Pierre Olivier, a spokesman for the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police security
headquarters here, would neither confirm
nor deny that the RCMP had been alerted by
Interpol about the possible presence in
Montreal of an Arab suicide squad with
Israeli passports.
“I would be crazy to say that a perfect
system exists... All we can do is try to make
our system as foolproof as possible,” said
Olivier.
He was responding to a newsman’s
questions concerning a London Sunday
Express report that surviving terrorists who
hijacked an Air France plane to Uganda
recently might have taken the passenger’s
Israeli passports and entered Canada on
them.
“We might have a comment, on the
Interpol report later but right now just say
we have no comment,” said Olivier. “Most
anybody can get into the village with the
proper credentials and go most anywhere.
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Morehead, who won Olympic trials in both the 100-
and 200-meter events, was unable to make the finals
lOO yesterday after suffering a'recurrence of
an old muscle injury Saturday. She ran gamely with
a large bandage on her right thigh but did not get
past the semifinals.
The American athletes’ hopes in the events they
once dominated were hurt Saturday when the U.S..
failed to win a medal in the men’s 100-meter dash
for the first time in 48 years and in the shot put for
the first time in 40 years. Some American athletes
expressed disappointment, depression and even
bitterness.
The American equestrian victory brought some
glitter back to the U.S. team image yesterday. This
is an event in which the United States team claimed
only the silver in the last three Games.
The top three American riders finished the cross
country segment of the competition Saturday with
only 421 penalty points, and when Great Britain was
eliminated yesterday with two lame horses, the U.S.
had an unbeatable lead of 100 points going into the
showjumping.
Coffin, the. Vermont rider aboard a horse named
Bally Cor, edged his teammate, Mike Plumb of
Chesapeake City, Md., for top individual honors in
the equestrian three-day event. Plumb got the silver
medal. Karl Schultz of West Germany, who had led
going into yesterday’s stadium jumping event,
knocked down bars on two jumps in the final run
and slipped to third place.
The West German team was behind the American
team for the silver medal and Australia won the
bronze. , .
Coffin had a perfect ride, clearing every hurdle in
the'required time period. Plumb’s mount, Better
and Better, landed a hoof in the water behind the
sixth jump for a 10-point penalty. Coffin finished
with 114.99 penalty points to .Plumb’s 125.85 and
Schultz’ 129.45. It was the first American individual
Olympic gold medal in the three-day event, which
includes dressage, an endurance and cross-country
event and jumping.
. Britain’s Princess Anne completed her Olympic
debut Sunday, flawlessly guiding. Goodwill over 12
“A specific incident involved the Canadian
athlete who slipped his friend in. It was a
good lesson for us. It made us make our
measures even tighter. . . not to take
anything for granted ”
That incident involved an athlete who
helped an American friend pose as an
Olympic competitor and stay in the village.
The Canadia athlete was expelled from the
Olympics.
Some 16,000 security officials are on duty
for the Olympic Games and there have been
complaints about tight controls on reporters
and photographers.
The Canadian government has spent
millions of dollars on security, including the
stationing of jet fighters to intercept stray
planes who violate air space over Olympic
sites.
Because of the attack on Israeli athletes at
Munich in 1972, they have drawn special
attention in Montreal. For instance, a
machine gun is mounted on the stairs of their
dorm.
In an incident unrelated to the terrorist
report,, a bomb disposal squad recovered a
clock and wire wrapped in a shoebox in the
public washroom at the Olympic Sports
Palace in Sherbrooke Saturday night. The
device contained no explosives.
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U.S. gold
jumps. But she was over the time limit of 124
seconds and was penalized 3.25 points, bringing herw
total penalty points to 299.30. Her horse fell on a
jump Saturday and she suffered a mild concussion.
' American welterweight boxer Clint Jackson of
Nashville, Tenn., scored a one-punch knockout
yesterday over Wesly Felix-of Haiti with a smash
ing right at 1:15 of the first round. Jackson had
stalked him since the opening bell, and after the
punch the Haitian was still on the floor when the
referee counted 10.
American
professional tap dancer from Mesa,' Ariz., lost a
decision to Jerzy Rybicki of Poland in the 156-pound
class.
At the rowing basiii, the East Germans won just
about everything in sight. The only others to win W
gold medals in a total of eight events were Pertti
Karppinen of Finland in the single sculls, the
Russian coxed four and Norwegian brothers Alf and
Frank Hansen in the double sculls.
East Germany won the premier event, the eight-
man, in a close race with New Zealand and Great
Britain. Other victories were in the pair with coxen/j.
four with coxen and quadruple sculls events.
Annegret Richter of West Germany set a world
record in the women’s 800-meter dash with a
clocking of 11.01 seconds. The old mark was 11.04.
Poland’s Bronislaw Malinowski broke the Olympic
steeplechase record with a time of 8 minutes, 18.6
. seconds. Kip Keino of Kenya set the old mark of
8:23.6 four years ago. The world record is 8:09.9.
Among track withdrawals yesterday was
Russia’s - famed Valery Borzov, who dropped out of
the 200-meter dash after finishing third in the 100-
meter race Saturday. He won both races four years
ago. Soviet sources said he was being saved for the
' relays.
American qualifiers for finals in the javelin wert)
Sam Colson of Clemson, S.C., and Anthony Hall of
Weymouth, N.J. In the men’s 200-meter dash,
Millard Hampton of San College and
Dwayne Evans of Phoenix, Ariz., breezed to victory
in their heats. . -
Pate's 63 wins
Canadian Open
WINDSOR, Ont. (AP) U.S. Open Champion Jerry
Pate demolished his opposition and the Essex Golf and
Country Club course with a scorching 63 a course
record to come from behind yesterday and capture the
$200,000 Canadian Open Golf Championship.
The 22-year-old first year pro from the University of
Alabama wound up with a 13 under 267 to win by four
strokes over three time runnerup Jack Nicklaus.
Pate is the youngest golfer to win the Canadian Open ,
and the $40,000 first prize raised his season earnings to
$128,482 —most ever by a rookie
Pate had gone into the final round in secondplace with a
54 hole score of six-under 204, with rounds of 69,67 and 68.
He trailed Bob Wynn by two strokes.
But Pate put on a spectacular golfing display to zoom
past the faltering Wynn and handily out-distance
Nicklaus, Lynn Lott and other challengers on the 6,696
yard layout.
Pate fired nines of 31-32 with eight birdies and one
bogey in his final round.
After Nicklaus’s 271 came Lott at 274 followed by Ed
Sneed at five under 275 and then Wynn and Bob Eastwood
at 277. Wynn ballooned to a 75 the final round.
Defending champion Tom Weiskopf finished far off the
pace at 281, the same score turned in by Arnold Palmer —
whose first tour victory was the Canadian Open in 1955.
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