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Despi Le adversity. Canada overcome ■ U•S•
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By MATTHEW VITA being carried across Yugoslavia by Juan Antonio Samaranch, thanked international showcase, the days
By BARRY WILNER . since 1976. U.S. Coach Lou Vairo had was tested. He went through a more N s k . , • ,•,„,,1 . ~.1 ;, ; - , , ~ , ;,...,,,,..:,. ~, ~,...1 , ..,.
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• •;4;! • ,:*' SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia - Follow- autonomous provinces. ing the XIV Olympic Winter Games." The opening ceremonies focus at-
SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia - Canada "You've got to finish in first or the Games by the International -4. ~ - • . - ,i. , ,-. ,:. '. 7,,, . , ' ' t,,; , 70; i .7+;1',,,,1V , - A decision to expel five hockey
put controversy, disqualifications second (in the division) to qualify for Olympic Committee. 1, ~ .' '3:, -, -,„ . 4 - ty.,,,-4:)v -k, ,y,..C.,:•:,.: .4. • ,•,,.- ' ing days of controversy over hockey Today, it will be carried into Kose- "We are convinced that once again tentio_n on athletics following a week players from the 1984 Winter
Players and months of doubt about vo Stadium by 19-year-old Sandra we will demonstrate to the world the of controversy off the field, including
and its recent poor record aside yes- a medal and those positions have not "I lost six months of my hockey just . ~ -, f ~ ~ 3" ‘ ' •',,,•er:.",.4i ,'• . ~. ' i ii' ," . lb,. •, t,.''r , ; ~ i': , . ! ' .r• Olympics for professionalism may
terday and dealt the defending gold been determined yet," Vairo said. "I to be ready for the game and I - . •. < I ,' ', - ' o l ' , , , t , •• • .1 ~ ,' .- , ..',.,.. ..,..4z Vi i: :,; whether organizers could pull it off, Dubravcic, a member of the Yugos- true meaning of sport as an illustra- disputes over the amateur status of end up expanding the definition of
Sarajevo shows its face to the world lay figure skating team, who will tion of friendship and fraternity." several hockey players and a trans
medalist United States a crushing think we have a chance against the couldn't play," he said. It was really amateurism, victims of the deci
t;xlay with the formal opening of the climb a stylized ski jump to the top of This historic city, capital of the America Olympic torch run-for-the
blow with a 4-2 victory in the opening Czechs (tomorrow). I think they're a bad feeling. I was not sure when I , . • , ' • _ •,. t 1, • - ,• . sion said yesterday.
XIV Olympic Winter Games. the stadium and light the torch that Bosnia-Herzegovina Republic, is money planned by organizers of the
round of the Olympic hockey tourna- very good but I think they're beata- went to bed whether I was playing." ''.: • ' ' , . ".. : \ 4 . \ '' i ' k. ,„ ,
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, , The athletes of the world will symbolizes the Olympics. staging the biggest and costliest summer Games in Los Angeles.
ment. . ble." He found out when he received a • eral of the Italian Olympic Com-
For three months, the Canadians ,A loss against Czechoslovakia pair of phone calls from radio sta- ... 1 , .
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, march before an expected crowd of "I have to go up 94 steps - running, event in its history at a time when The hockey dispute came to a head mittee, called the lOC's decision to
'Cr - - \;., , * A. 71 2 l-tt.,.... 50,000 people in a renovated soccer but really slowly," the willowy 5-4 Yugoslavia is saddled with a $2O Monday with a ruling by Olympic
lived with controversy over their would erase any chance fora repeat tions, at home. y • A . , disqualify two of his players, two
ruling on amateur standing - that of the 1980 hockey miracle at Lake "They said, 'You are going to play , arena, Kosevo Stadium. organizers skater said. "It is really a great honor billion foreign debt and 50 percent officials that barred five players - Canadians and one Austrian "par
„.s.) , . estimate 3.5 billion people will be to carry the flame." inflation. • two from Canada, two from Italy and
any player with 10 or fewer NHL Placid. for sure.' I said 'Thanks a lot."' ,
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CA. , t watchingon television worldwide.
In remarks prepared for the open- Despite pre-Olympic reports that one from Austria - from the Games tial and misleading."
games was eligible for the Olympics. "When you play up to your ability Wilson joined Gosselin as heroes in % I'l7
, ' ' tgit '' . . - Snow was trucked into the stadium ing ceremony, the president of the organizers were behind on construe- on the grounds they were profession- The decision was made Monday
One day before play began, Canada's you have to play at full intensity and I Canada's upset.by the International Olympic
Mark Morrison and Don Dietrich don't think we played at full inten- "On the big ice, if you let the • .
• from surrounding mountains to simu- International Olympic Committee, tion and ill-equipped to put on this als. Committee with the OK of the
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were disqualified -and, for a while, sity," added Vairo. "I think we were Americans played their fast, smooth 4. r . International Ice Hockey
it appeared the Canadians would also intense when it started and I think game, you might not come out on , 1116 has been experiencing springlike . ■ . 1
ation, which generally is charged
lose goalie Mario Gosselin and for- that first goal (27 seconds into the top," Wilson explained after he'd i ~. ' 1 weather ,
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ward Dan Wood in the dispute. game by Canada's Pat Flatley) was a scored once in each period. "We held 1 The forecast for today called for teurism in the sport.
. And, since December, the team had very strong psychological factor. It the (Pat) LaFontaine line to the mini- • On Monday, the two internation
siruggled against international com- seemed we were skating uphill all mat and our other lines did the scor- snow. '' By JOHN MOSSMAN downhill standings leader who won one of Monday's runs
al organizations issued guidelines
. The white will show off the national AP Sports Writer and finished second to Figini in the other, missed, a gate
Petition, going 4-5-1 in an exhibition ' day. ing." - , . - that barred players with ties to the
• • colors of 49 countries - a record for
series with the Americans, including "The Canadian team should be Actually, only Wilson's line did the us NHL from the Olympics. But the
the Winter Games - and 3,000 Yugos- SARAJEVO; Yugoslavia - Switzerland's Michela Figi- make the gate after a jump," she said. "I did not try very
an 8-2 pounding by the USA in the congratulated for playing an excel- scoring. The 20-year-old center who Ito. . s. N .,, :! `. ' ~, ; .
ela.. decisions were slightly different.
final game. lent game." was a fourth-round draft pick by the . / i lays taking part in the gala, including ' ni, the hottest downhill skier on the women's World Cup hard to get in there. It would have been too much of a
800 gymnasts dressed in red, white, circuit, continued her surge yesterday, clocking the fast- risk." The lOC said that no player with
They also went 2-7-1 against the As for the eligibility dispute, which NHL's Chicago Black Hawks in 1980, an NHL contract could play in the
Soviet Selects and were swept in was spurred by the U.S. contention had his weak wrist shot tipped home ~., , . blue, violet and tourquoise jump est time in an Olympic downhill training run. Eight other skiers also missed gates. Strong winds
Games, while the lIHF said that a
three games in West Germany last that Canada's rule was unfair for only 27 seconds into the game by A! 7 '
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' Meanwhile, the men's training run was canceled by buffeted the course but did not significantly affect perfor
player with a contract who had
week. . these Games, Vairo discounted its linemate Pat Flatley. ftra ;The show will include 400 cadets of strong winds. mances because the course is mostly sheltered by trees.
actually played in the NHL was
, Yugoslav National Army schools, 1,- Figini, who also was the fastest in one of Monday's two
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! At unprotected Mount Bjelasnica the scheduled fourth barred from these and future
But on Olympic ice, it was a differ- effect on his team - but not on After David A. Jensen scored the . ~ . 0 , 200 folk dancers and the 180-member training runs at Mount Jahorina, was clocked in 1:10.86 men's training run was called off because of winds in Olympics.
ent story. , Canada's. first of his two goals for the U.S.,
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The Canadians started fast, then "I don't think it had any effect at all Wilson made it 2-1 on a power play, - Yugoslav army band.
- seconds - the best time in three training runs so far. The excess of 40 mph. The fourth and final men's run was re The
down the quicker Americans. as far as we were concerned," he knocking in the rebound of ..a back- After the playing of the Yugoslav course is unusually short for a downhill track, measuring scheduled for today. The men's downhill race - the first The lOC told each team to exam
, national- anthem, 1,600 of the best only 1,965 meters with a vertical drop of 547 meters. ine its roster for possibly ineligible
Led by center Carey Wilson's three said. "It may have worked in favor of hander by J.J. Daigneault on a power -
s i s Alpine ski event of the XIV Winter Games - will be held
~, winter athletes in the world are to Canada's Gerry Sorensen,,the reigning world champion, players and Canadians Mark Mor
goals and an assist, the Canadians Canada, though. I think they were play. . t , parade into the stadium precisely at and Czechoslovakia's Olga Charvatova were tied for tomorrow. The women's downhill is on Saturday. rison and Don Dietrich, Italians
grabbed the lead, then used an effec- fired up and I can understand that Wilson beat goalie Marc Behrend . . , .. -. • ~.,1%. ,
. -how ' . ~ Based on three training results, four men skiers would Rick Bragnalo and Jim Corsi and
five checking game to keep the Amer- they played with really great inten- once more at 2:12 of the second ses- AP Laserphoto / 2:33 p.m. (8:33 a.m. EST) to the
March of the Continents." song, second at 1:11.67, nearly a full second behind Figini.
West Germans Michaels Gerg and Marina Kiehl were appear to have the best shot at the gold medal. Bill Austrian Greg Hoist, each of
icons off-balance. Rarely could the sity today." sion on a feed by Flatley, then de- Canada's Craig Redmond (left) and Robin Bartel (right) battle it out with U.S. players John Harrington and Robert Brooke "As is custom, an athlete from each fourth and fifth, respectively, in 1:12.06 and 1:12.28. Holly Johnson of Van Nuys, Calif., is one of them, having whom had prior NHL experience,
United States get its offense in gear. Canadian defenseman James Pat- fleeted in Dan Wood's 20-foot during yesterday's opening game at the Winter Olympics in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. nation was chosen to carry the nation- Flanders of Deerfield, N.H., was the top American, finished seventh, first and second in the three runs. were declared to be out of the 1984
When the Americans did, 20-year-old rick said the eligibility dispute and backhander for the only goal of the al flag that leads each delegation. ranking eighth in 1:12.42. "I have to cut short my jumps," Veteran Swiss downhiller Peter Mueller has placed Winter Olympics.
Gosselin - who spent an hour ester - resultant disqualifications were just third period. , -first, second and fifth, while teammate Pirmin Zurbriggen Since NHL ties were at the root
, Frank Mosley, a medal hopeful in said Flanders. "I'm taking too much air (jumping too
day believing he would be disqual- another obstacle placed in his team's ed States' star center. Tippett LaFontaine was crucial. Morrison and. Dietrich. has been fifth, fifth and first. Austria's Helmut Hoeflehner of both the lOC and lIHF
Gosselin noted that the Canadians luge from Newark, Del., will carry far)." ,
ified - foiled them. path. shackled LaFontaine for most of the "It's the first time Pat's been shad- "It could have gone either way," he has placed fourth, second and third. - statements, that left out players
•In other first-round games ester- "We forgot about what happened caught the Americans off guard.
game and that threw the entire Amer- owed," said Jensen. "It had some said. "It could have hindered the the United States' flag. Irene Epple of West Germany, who has been suffering
who might have been paid in other
day, it was the Soviet Union 12, Po- last night. Those guys were an impor- "I think they were surprised," he icon attack out of joint. effect on our line. It was a bit confus- game and caused us some problems. - Seven countries will be represented from a bad cold, burst into tears after finishing ninth and , Other expected contenders include the top two downhil
leagues.
said. "They expected us to play the for the first time: Costa Rica, Mona- left the course without comment. lets on the World Cup circuit, Austrian Erwin Resch and
land, 1; West Germany 8, Yugoslavia tant part of the team but we knew it "That's the one line that killed us ing being shadowed all the time but It did help us get together a bit more
ea, Puerto Rico, San Marino, Sene- Figini, who placed fourth, fourth and first in the last Switzerland's Urs Raeber, and 1976 Olympic downhill gold Yesterday, the Games began
1; Sweden 11,• Italy 3; Finland 4, might be coming. If any team is same way we played the last 12 all year long," Team Canada Coach you just have to switch lanes and try and make the challenge a bit greater. with six hockey games, including
Austria 3; and Czechoslvakia 10, Nor- prepared for things like that, it's this games. We were different.' Dave King said. "They are so out- to confuse them." "Last night, 'we were a little indefi- •• 4 4' • gal, Taipei and the BritiSh Virgin three World Cup downhills, was asked if she considered medalist Franz Klammer of Austria. Klammer has had
Islands. herself the favorite for Olympic gold. "This is training, not poor training results - his best finish being a tie for 11th one between the USA and Canada.
way 4. team. It was just another adversity The main difference was the use of standing. Tippett's line did a very King wasn't sure how his team nice about our lineup and the guys Canada won 4-2.
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It was the first defeat in Olympic we had to overcome:" Dave Tippett, the Canadian captain, good job." - would react following the pre-Games coped with that quite well and that .The torch for the Winter Games the race," she said. . on Monday - and he says the course is not to his liking, Pescante said he had come to
competition for an American team Gosselin made 37 saves but rarely to shadow Pat LaFontaine, the Unit- Jensen thought Tippett's work on eligibility dispute and the loss l of was very important to our team." 'arrived in Sarajevo last night after Maria Walliser of Switzerland, the current' World Cup but he tends to ski his best when the pressure is on.
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The Daily Collegian Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1984-1
these Games with the same under
standing as the Canadians: that a
player was not a professional until
he had played in more than 10
NHL games, regardless of wheth
er he had a professional contract.
He said that guideline was ap
proved last September by the
lIHF.
"There was a sort of unwritten
pledge to respect the rules set by
the international federations,"
Pescante said. "But now the un
derstanding is finished, and some
one else will probably follow the
trend."
Corsi, the Italians' top goaltend
er who played with Edmonton and
Calgary last year, said the lOC
"proved they are a bunch of in
competent people. Had the deci
sion been crystal clear, we would
have all accepted and respected it,
but it is a phoney compromise."
At a news conference yesterday,
lOC President Juan Antonio Sa
maranch and Willi Daume, lOC's
Eligibility Commission head, were
unable to fully explain the deci
sion.
"We will have to think more
about it in the future," Samaranch
said.
"It is like a farce," said Bragna
lo, who played in 'parts of two
seasons with the Washington Capi
tals. "How they can say one
league is more professional than
another is beyond my comprehen
sion. I am very disappointed and
emotionally upset. I could have
understood the decision had they
banned all of us. It should have
been all or none."
The lOC action came after a
three-month-long dispute between
the United States Olympic Com
mittee and Canadian hockey offi
cials over the, definition of
professionalism.
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