6—The Daily Collegian Wednesday, August 4,1976 , t ‘ '
Shine, Williams in PflWSg* : ’ Liberty, not girl
o- „ +rooU moot # -i®!* ■ for Soviet diver
■ ■I 1 _ fr™ I I I I I_ IV VV 1 1 mm MrlMm*' " 'n ’lUlif "i ' MONTREAL (UP!) Attorneys said yesterday teenage 4 , ;
maJ I I I 111 V fetfel'K- 1 * t Soviet Olympic diver Sergei Nemtsanov defected for love, but
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Hhms *’-*** j* A jj vvas for love of freedom and not for loive of an American
Four days after the Alex K. Paterson, acting as lawyer and security screen for
Olympic Steve Jr " \ 17-year-old Nemtsanov, scoffed in an interview yesterday at
Williams, the world record j f » V. ,iV‘V reports the athlete was in love with an unidentified American
holder in the 100 meters, will Hr a j I I L*» 1 ||p:v mnn heiress he met last year during a diving meet in Fort^
he is the best. i l.\ “That’s not the reason for his defection,” he said.
Williams, 9 who owns the fr v Spokesmen for the department of Immigration and the Royal .
the Olympics because of a leg #*«' ‘.‘What he has told us and what he has told everyone about
injury. So did another hS&jr s . his reasons for defecting is that he wanted freedom, freedom
American, Houston McTear, \\ -V to travel and move about and follow the life he wants,
who was also sidelined with a / . \\ L„ “He did say it is his intention to stay with friends in Canada,
legproblem. ... . „_. - \ 11 VW He has a lot of friends in Canada.
But, the two will be in the beat me in his life, even on my that includes four sub 3:54 V v . Y . “He never gave a love affair as his reason for defecting to
field for the 100 meters when worst days,” he said. “He’s milejrs. \ f(i ~1 1 us, nor in our presence did he say it to the RCMP or
the Bicentennial Meet of the world’s fastest human? The 3,000 meters and 400- > . (| ’ Immigration people.”
Champions begins at 7:30 Well, we’ll see if he defends it meter hurdles will, be ex- , A “There are no Americans involved in the situation at all, as
p.m. today, although the as often as he should.” tensions of Olympic rivalries. <A M far as we know. He has not contacted any and we have not
Olympic gold medalist, Don Quarrie of Jamaica, Lasse Viren, the first to win pHK been contacted by Americans on his behalf,” said Paterson.
'Hasely Crawford of Trinidad, who won a silver in the 100 goldmedals in the 10,000 and , -y .a- % ■ Nemtsanov has been in seclusion since, his Thursdays
is skipping the meet. and a gold in the 20Q, will also 5,000 meters in successive .i|arKyfPF. \jP^^HflP’ r ,fPk P defection.
“How did I react to the be in the field. Olympics, will be up against ! ’A|Mk) B In scotching the love affair reports, Paterson said, Nemt
athletic death of Steve The 100 and 200 meters will Dick Quax of New Zealand. J . I sanov “has competed in the United States and knows a lot of
Williams?” Williams re- also feature U.S. Olympians Viren nipped Quax by four- A : --AiW®EF~V ' J divers there, girls and boys. lam not going to be surprised if
fleeted. Steve Riddick, Mark Lutz and tenths. of a second in the they continue to say he knows a diver in the United States. He
“It was a nightmare,” he Dwayne Evans, bronze Olympic 5,000. A /W M does, but that’s not the reason for his defection.”
said of his injury which oc- medalist in the 200, and f fJ , j Nemtsanov’s defection has prompted Soviet charges that he
curred at the U.S. Olympic Guyana’s James Gilkes, who, # ■. t :Jr A 1 was kidnaped by an unidentified group and then “brain-
Trials at Eugne, Ore. tried to re-enter the Olympics j ■ | , i** JHHb / , 'j-* At washed” to prevent his accepting a request to return home.
“It made me old, it was a after his country joined the The favorites in the hurdle _ , " _ . *r L ‘^r Canada’s refusal to accept a Soviet demand for his return
learning experience, there boycott by African nations. event will be America’s 400 Phillies Mike Schmidt (20), Johnny Oates (6), and Jim Kaat (39) all are has tainted USSR-Canada sport relations and could cause the
was a void in my head which The’main event of the three meter Olympic gold and afr „. th - f* th : nn ; nn nnn fl v n f thp first aame of vesterdav's double- Soviets to pull out of next month’s Canada Cup hockey series
was amusing," he said, dozen track Star meet, silver medalists Ed Moses dTter TnlS OW inning pop y y y here.
“Yes, amusing. Suddenly, no however, will be what meet and Mike Shine, the 1976 Penn header. The Phils lost th/S one but took the second against me LMcagO Paterson also shot down published reports Nemtsanov. did
Olympic obsession, no reason promoters had billed as a state graduate. Cubs ’ /' • not intend to remain in Canada but would later move to the-,
to train. To be so consumed “dream mile.” NCAA cahmp Quentin United States.
by one athletic event!” New Zealand’s John Wheeler, fifth in Montreal, "St" 1" m m a M M And he said reports that the athlete had been touch by
But make no mistake about Walker, the 1,500 meter gold and former world-record ai S a /1 + IM MS s' # # O telephone with Mikhail Baryshnikov, a dancer who defected
it Williams is out to prove medalist in Montreal, will test holder Jim Boulding should iSS S S j li/I f |fVsltt # from the Bolshoi troupe in Toronto in 1974, were incorrect,
he is still the world’s fastest his world record 3:49.4 on make it a good event. S • “That’s. another absolutely false statement,” he said,
human. Franklin Field’s all-weather .National schoolboy * “Nemtsanov does not know Baryshnikov.”
“Hasely Crawford never track to run against a field champion Tony Darden (45 _ _ #_• # m f M M
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|V/I | _ will test U.S. bronze medalist f . VVOOI 111 iy lUI I. U//A/7/}/C
Ma or LeaQlie OtanQinQSl Herman Frazier in the 400 CHICAGO (AP) Garry Steve Carlton, 12-4, was streak to five games, their ' /
I J ® w I meters Maddox’ grand-slam home staked to a four-run lead in longest of the season. lIWI Phflnfl DS /nfl/Vil/c
Bronze medalist Dwight run carried the Philadelphia the first inning on a sacrifice Reuschel picked up his lpth 11 * 1 / # fCUU/O
national league American league Stones who owns the world Phillies to an 8-5 victory over fly by Mike Schmidt, a run- victory against eight losses. Hustling for 32 straight L^__ —
/Ea w l Pet. gb w l Pet. gb high jump record of 7-7V4 will the Chicago Cubs yesterday scoring double by Jay Jim Kaat, 10-6, took the loss, minutes was key as coidsiiverßrome Total .
phuiies 70 34 .673 - New York 62 39 .614 - fellow American for a doubleheader split. Johnstone and a two-run Tyrone hit his homer in the Washington House fought oit soviet union 47 43 35* 125 $
BKU . SS SIR KK SS :S ”.1 Olympianßill Jankunis «to Rookie Wayae Tyrone’s olnetebyMcCamr. ■ «^ e i"r| la ?S, d M ° rale5 ’ IM*sSStMI' Safi'S S S S
Chicago 46 60 .434 25 Detroit 48 53 .475 14 has cleared 7-5%. first major league homer and Ron Reed relieved in the came in the eighth. 25, to win the I.M. tsasKetpan west Germany 10 12 is 40
st. Louis 43 57 .430 25 Boston 48 54 .471 i4Ms , the vau jf D ave j er ry Morales’ 12th of the eighth to pick up his eighth • Dorm League championship. j apa n 9 6 9 24
Montreal 36 61 .371 sow. M.iwaukee 44 55 .444 17 of orida) the WO r ld . season backed the nine-hit save. PITTSBURGH (AP).- Leading Washington to a [ y 25
we.t west record holder at 18-BVi, leads shutout pitching of Rick The Cubs got two back in Duffy Dyer s two-out home victory was Donnie Adams Cuba *64 3 13
Cincinnati 68 38 .642 - Kansas city 6i 4o .604 - .. field q{ Eari Bel i of Reuschel and gave the Cubs a the bottom of the first on a run, in the last of the ninth with 10 points. Bruce Harmsh Rumania 4 o 14 27
HoL A tof les 5553 : 14 Sa? 53 52 3S 10 Arkansas and Terry Porter of 4-0 triumph in the opener. . leadoff inside-the-park homer inning lifted the Pittsburgh contributed 9 big points, and Hungary 4 g » ai
San Diego 5i 57 .472 is Texas % 49 52 . .485 12 jjj e Pacific Coast Club. Maddox’ homer was his by Joe Wallis and • a run Pirates to a 2-1 triumph over Rick Zong threw in 6 more. Sweden 4105®
Atlanta 46 59 .438 21* Chicago 46 |6. . ,jsi is* - th oaq me ters *U S sixth of the season and his scoring double by Morales, the St. Louis Cardinals in the The other two members of Great Britain 35 s 13
San % n & mM 4 n 6 .t?n l c,uder “ "* 429 " Olympian SkEnySrt with CaritS. then /etired 15 first game of a doubleheader the starting team were * 5 J “
Yesterday’s Games Yesterday’s Games a 1 :14.9 best will tackle NCAA came in the fourth off loser straight batters' before lastmght. captain Seth Paul ana Jim NewZeaiand 211 4
Chicago4-s,Phillieso-8 Bostonatcieyeiand,n fhamn Tnm McLean (1’45) of qipvp Qtnnp 9-4 after the Tyrone singled in the sixth The homer came off Bill Lockard. f™* . J ? ® ®
Pirates 2. St. Louis l.lst game Detroit at New York, n cnamp tom MCLean tt.wi ut ateve atone, i-% alter me .y.u.ic omgicu u. , r Rrnoa rnnctriirtinn will nlav Switzerland 112 4
st. Louis at Pirates, 2nd, n Baltimore at Milwaukee, n Bucknell, and Mark Belger of Phillies had loaded the bases and scored ahead of Bill Grief, the third Cardinal Brass p y Sout h Korea 1124
San Diego at AUanta.n Minnesota at Kansas city, n Villanova and former Villano- on singles by Tim McCarver Madlock’s 11th homer. pitcher, who had come on in the Pigdogs tonight for the Jamaica 1. 1 0 2
cindnnatfat&m Frandsco, n California^at Texas,'n , van Ken Schappert, both of and Larry Bowa and a walk to By winning the opener, the the ninth and struck out the T^Piu^charnninnshio^^k North Korea I T 0 2
Homtolfat Los Angehs, n whomhaverunl:46-plus. Dave Cash. Cubs stretched .their winning first two batters he faced. League championshijL .
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