10—The Daily Collegian Monday, July 22, 1985
Budd no match for Slaney
now and I'm looking towards the future," she said. "I
think it has taken a lot of pressure off both of us."
LONDON Mary Decker Slaney and Zola Budd shook Slaney said it was possible they would meet again in
hands, raced together again and finally buried their Edinburgh tomorrow night. Budd already is entered there
differences at London's Crystal Palace Stadium Saturday for the 800 meters.
night. British newspapers reacted skeptically yesterday to the
"This does not prove anything. It just proves I was in head-to-head clash between Mary Slaney and Zola Budd,
good•shape tonight," Slaney told reporters after comfort- describing the runners' first meeting since colliding at the
ably beating Budd over 3,000 meters in their first meeting Los Angeles Olympics as a mismatch rather than a
since colliding at the Los Angeles Olympics. rematch.
The race, part of an lAAF-Mobil Grand Prix track "If this was really revenge for the Los Angeles collision
meet, had been built up as an Olympic rematch between which denied Mrs. Slaney then Mary Decker her
the blonde, 26-year-old American and the timid, bespec- chance of Olympic gold, then it was a hollow kind of
tacled 19-year-old, who tangled dramatically on the track revenge," wrote the Mail yesterday in a backpage lead
in the Los Angeles Coliseum last August. story on the race.
But despite the build-up, the stands here were only half The confrontation between Slaney and Budd was tele
full as Slaney won easily to set a world best time this year vised live in the United States and four other countries.
and Budd finished fourth 70 meters behind. The two athletes each received a reported 25,000 pounds
By The Associated Press
. _
"All the pressure in this race was from the controversy, ($35,000).
the interviews and the pictures," Slaney told a packed "Zola Budd was sacrificed to the talent of Mary Slaney
news conference. upon an altar of American television money," said the
"I was happy with the rage. I wanted to run a little bit Mail yesterday.
faster, but given the weather conditons I'm happy with it The tabloid, mass-circulation News of the World said
.. . I think with about two laps to go I started to push the the American's crushing victory "further exposed their
pace just a little bit." much-hyped revenge match as the artificial sham it had
Slaney made only one reference to last year's Olym- so obviously become."
pics, when she crashed on to the trackside clutching her The Sunday People joined in the British media crit
leg in pain after tangling with Budd. icism, describing the Slaney-Budd confrontation as "an
"I'm happy she wasn't in front of me," said the athletics soap opera demanded by the giant American TV
American, half-jokingly. networks."
Until the last two laps, Budd kept herself close but could All the British press agreed that Slaney was far superi
never move into high gear. Instead, the American wid- or and that the inexperienced Budd still had a lot to learn.
ened her lead and surged home to win in 8:32 91
- —-, the "This was not so much a confrontation as an object
fastest time in the world this year by almost eight Jepson delivered by the AmeriCan girl to the South
seconds. African-born tenderfoot," wrote the Sunday Telegraph.
Slaney said she did not think back to the Olympics when
she knew that Budd was so close to her. Some observers said that without 1984 gold medalist
Maricia Puica she was invited by the organizers but
"I was happy someone was there at my right shoulder,
was withdrawn by the Romanian federation the race
no matter who it was," she said. could not conceivably have been billed as an Olympics
On her pre-race handshake with the South African-born
rematch.
Budd as the two athletes warmed up, Slaney commented:
"I wanted to wish her luck because of all the controversry "Zola Budd is a one-paced runner and Mary Decker
surrounding the thing." (Slaney) is the complete athlete," wrote the Observer.
Budd said she was glad the race was finally over. "And "But alas, the gold medalist at the Olympics was not
I'm glad Mary ran so well," she added. there which is why it was not a true contest, a true repeat
Asked if there was any stage at which she thought she of the Olympic final."
might win, Budd replied, "No, not really, the last two laps "Another reason for this 'no contest' is that last year
were the worst. I wanted to run faster —it just wasn't and indeed at the beginning of this year Zola Budd was
there." a girl with a fantastic power-to-weight ratio. This sum-
Budd said there were no hard feelings any longer mer, she ... is blossoming into a woman and we shall not
between the two runners. know how good an athlete she is until that natural process
"I think all that has happened between us is in the past is complete," the Observer said.
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By ELAINE QANLEY
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PARIS - France's Bernard Hi
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yesterday, becoming only the third
rider to capture the world's most
prestigious cycling race five times.
Hinault was victorious in the
1978, 1979, 1981 and 1982 Tours.
Countryman Jacques Anquetil won
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and Belgium's Eddy Merckx ac
complished the feat in the 19705. No
rider has won the event six times.
Belgium's Rudy Matthijs, win
ner of the first and second legs of
the Tour, took the 22nd and final
leg, which ended in a massive
sprint on Paris' elegant Champs
Elysees after six turns around the
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47 42 .528 5 1 / 2
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New York
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PHILLIES
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Cincinnati
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Saturday's Games
New York 16, Atlanta 4
San Diego 4, PIRATES 2
Chicago 2, San Francisco 1
PHILLIES 10, Cincinnati 6
Montreal 6, Houston 1
Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 0
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heart of the French capital. Ire
land's Sean Kelly placed second
and France's Francis Castaing
third.
His face still slightly battered
from a fall earlier in the week,
Hinault, riding for La Vie Claire,
gained a slim victory in the over
-2,500-mile race. He edged Ameri
can teammate Greg Lemond by
one minute and 42 seconds. Hi
nault's overtime was 113 hours, 24
minutes and 23 seconds.
Irishmen Stephen Roche and
Sean Kelly, both fierce threats
throughout the nearly month-long
race, placed third and fourth, re
spectively in the overall standings.
Hinault and his La Vie Claire
teammates dominated virtually
throughout the 121.7-mile final leg
Atlanta (Perez 1.7) at New York (Leach 0-0)
PHILLIES (Denny 5-7) at Cincinnati (Price 2-2)
St. Louis (Kepshire 7-6) at Los Angeles (Reuss
7-6)
PIRATES (Tunnell 043) at San Diego (Show 743)
Chicago (Gura 0-2) at San Francisco (Laskey 2-
11)
Today's Games
St. Louis at San Francisco
Atlanta at Montreal
Cincinnati at New York
Houston at PHILLIES
Chicago at San Diego
PIRATES at Los Angeles
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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by us before the Champs Elysees,"
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Matthijs, riding for Splendor,
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utes and 56 seconds. Ireland's Kel
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144 riders who crossed the finish
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pack . . . (but) it wasn't necessary
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ish," he said.
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Saturday's Gams*
Oakland 5, Toronto 1 .
Kansas City 7, Baltimore 5
California 5, Boston 3
Detroit 8, Texas 5, 15 innings
Chicago 8, Cleveland 6
Seattle 13, Milwaukee 10
New York 8, Minnesota 3
Minnesota
Texas
Yesterday's Games
Texas (Cook 24) at Detroit (Terrell 10-4)
Oakland (Krueger 743) at Toronto (Clancy 6-4)
Kansas City (Black 6.10) at Baltimore (D.Marti
nez 7-6)
California (Lugo 3.1) at Boston (Nipper 5-8)
New York (Niekro 843) at Minnesota (Viola 10-
Cleveland (Reed 0.2) at Chicago (Long ao)
Seattle (Wills 4.3) at Milwaukee (Burris 4.7)
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Seattle at Toronto
Oakland at Boston
Detroit at Chicago
Cleveland at Texas
New York at Kansas City
Baltimore at Minnesota
California at Milwaukee
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4 Furnish with weapons
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11 Counter
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16 Adam's grandson
17 First appearance
19 Fortune
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