12—The Daily Collegian Friday, July 19, 1985 Budd gives edge to Slaney in rematch By ANDREW WARSHAW AP Sports Writer • LONDON Britain's Zola Budd conceded early defeat yesterday for her 3,000 meters showdown with Mary Decker Slaney, while the more experi enced American warned that tomorrow's race billed as an Olympics rematch could help ruin the teen-age Budd's career. "I don't think I can win because Mary's best time is some eight seconds faster than mine," a nervous, softly-spoken Budd told a news confer ence 48 hours before the race at London's Crystal Palace stadium. "I'll be happy to beat my pre vious best." The race, part of a two-day lAAF-Mobil Grand Prix meet, marks the first confrontation between the two athletes since their collision in the 3,000- meter final at the Los Angeles Olympic Games almost a year ago that wrecked their medal hopes. Slaney crashed out of the race in tears with a painful leg injury while Budd, whose concentra tion and will to run completely snapped, finished the race in seventh place to boos from the crowd. "I may forgive but I don't forget. My view has not changed and I havemothing further to say on the matter," Slaney said. Since Los Angeles, the two runners have made conciliatory gestures to one another and have exchanged letters, reportedly patching up their differences. But they have never spoken directly and held separate news conferences within 30 minutes of each other at a downtown London hotel. Slaney, looking confident and relaxed, her Brit ish husband discus thrower Richard Slaney at her side, said she had come to London to race against the clock, not specifically against Budd, who has had a spotty start to her outdoor season with two wins and two defeats. "Zola is a good athlete with a lot of potential but a lot of unnecessary pressure was put on her before the Olympics and in the year since," said Slaney, the world 1,500 and 3,000 meter champion. "If I had been managing her, I probably would not have allowed her to run competitively this year. A lot of times, the pressure is more detri mental and unless the person can handle it and knows how to deal with it, it can ruin them." "The fact that Zola came straight out of South Africa where there probably was not much pres sure, created a difficult situation for her." Both runners said they had no specific race plan for tomorrow. "It will be more of a personal battle between me and the clock nothing personal with Zola," said 26-year-old Slaney. "I don't want to get caught in a tactical race but if nb one is prepared to set the pace, then I don't mind doing it." Then she added, half-mockingly: "I may try to stay clear of certain feet,, but that's all." Budd stressed that neither she nor Slaney could afford to ignore the other 19 runners, who include Switzerland's Cornelia Burki, the fastest woman this year over 3,000 meters, and Norway's Ingrid Kristiansen, world record holder over 5,000 meters and the marathon. "There's a good chance that any of them might win, especially if Mary and I forget about them," said Budd. "I'll just go in and run like I did when I won the world cross country championships in March, where I•had no specific plan but ran well." _ The race will be televised in . the United States on ABC's "Wide World of Sports" at 4 p.m. EDT. SEATTLE (AP) Barefoot runner Zola Budd of South Africa has admitted publicly for the first time that she was responsible for the collision with Mary Slaney at the 1984 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles. FOR SALE GOOD USED VACUUM cleaners, TELEVISION RENTALS, color $5.00 to $lO.OO. Tanks and and b& w, long or short term, low uprights. Call 355-9239 or 355- rates. ACORN, 232 S. 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