14—The Daily Collegian Thursday, Aug. 28, 1986
British youth worker wins
gold in 100-meter dash
By ENRICO JACOMINI
AP Sports Writer
STUTTGART, West Germany
Linford Christie, a 26-year-old
youth worker from Jamaica, won
the men's 100-meter dash yester
day, giving Britain its first gold
medal in the European Track and
Field Championships.
Christie overcame a slow start
in scoring an impressive victory in
10.15 seconds. Steffen Bringmann
of East Germany was second in
10.20 and Bruno Marie-Rose of
France third in 10.21.
East Germany's Marlies Gohr
won the women's 100-meter title in
10.91, for the first of two East
German golds on the day.
. Gohr matched the fastest time
of the year which Evelyn Ashford
of the United States and East
German Heike Drechsler had set
at Moscow in July.
Anelia Nunewa of Bulgaria was
a surprising second in 11.04 and
Nelli Cooman of The Netherlands
third in 11.08.
Drechsler, the world record
holder in the women's long jump,
gave the East Germans their sec
ond gold, leaping 23 feet, 10 1 / 4
inches. Drechsler is expected to
win three golds during the
championships, adding the 200 and
the women's 400-meter relay to the
long jump.
Galina Chistyakova of the Soviet
Union was second at 23-3 1 / 4 and
Helga Radtke of East Germany
third at 22-71/4.
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The other golds on the second
day of competition went to Klaus
Tafelmeier of West Germany in
the men's javelin at 278-1 and
Jozef Pribilinec of Czechoslovakia
in the men's 20-kilometer walk in
1:21:15.
Christie said he was certain of
winning.
"I had worked very hard for this
and I had great confidence," he
said. "It is a tribute to Allan Wells
(of Scotland, the 1980 Olympic
champion) who has taught all us
British sprinters how to run."
Gohr said her third straight Eu
ropean title thrilled her.
"I think it was decisive that I
ran very , well between 30 and 60
meters," she said. "It set the basis
Tor my third triumph."
Drechsler, who holds the world
record of 24-5 1 k, was not pleased
with her performance, which was
hindered by chilly weather.
"I was expecting to do better,
although I am obviously pleased
with my gold medal," Drechsler
said.
Tafelmeier set a European best
with the new javelin, approved
this season. His mark was second
in the world only to the 280-1 by
Tom Petranoff of the United
States.
Detlef Michel of East Germany
was second at 268-8 and Viktor
Yevsyukov of the Soviet Union
third at 268-4.
After the first two days of com
petition, the East Germans led
with three golds.
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left in the fourth after giving up
consecutive singles to start the in
ning.
Chris Speier's run-scoring ground
er in the seventh accounted for the
only Chicago run.
Cardinals 2, Braves 1
ST. LOUIS (AP) -L Rick Mahler
walked Terry Pendleton with the
bases loaded in the eighth inning
yesterday to force in the run that
. gave the St. Louis Cardinals a 2-1
victory over the Atlanta Braves.
Vince Coleman singled to lead off
and took second
.on a wild pitch.
Mahler, 11-14, who has lost nine of 10
decisions since June 30, intentionally
walked Willie McGee, Tom Herr
grounded out and Andy Van Slyke
was intentionally walked to load the
;bases. Mahler walked Pendleton on a
3-2 pitch.
Todd Worrell, 8-9, got the final
seven outs in relief of John Tudor,
who left with a stiff left shoulder.
Tudor allowed eight hits, walked four
and struck out four.
St. Louis took a 1-0 lead in the first
after McGee, reactivated from the
disabled list earlier in the day,
doubled with one out. After Herr
walked, Van Slyke singled to score
McGee.
Tudor picked runners off first in
both the first and second and used a
double play to ease past Bruce Ben
edict's leadoff double and Mahler's
one-out single followed by a walk in
the Atlanta fifth.
Dale Murphy started the Atlanta
sixth with a leadoff triple to center
field, and scored on a double by Bob
Horner.
White Sox 3, Royals 1
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Philadelphia's Jeff Stone (14) crosses home plate to score the game•winning run in the Phillles' 2.1 victory over the
Dodgers yesterday in Los Angeles. Stone was shaken up on the play but left the field a short time later under his own
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game losing streak. Bannister struck
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Driesell earns support amidst criticism
By GORDON BEARD
AP Sports Writer
COLLEGE PARK, Md. Athletic
Director Dick Dull maintained his
support of Lefty Driesell• yesterday
after the Maryland coach escaped a
possible criminal indictment by a
grand jury investigating the drug-re
lated death of basketball star Len
Bias.
"He's still our coach, and rightly
so," Dull said. "I haven't wavered in
my support of him throughout this
experience. I never thought Lefty
engaged in criminal conduct, and I
think that was evident to, the grand
jury.
"We've had the criminal cloud over
Lefty's head removed."
Although the jury decided Tuesday
not to return obstruction of justice
charges against Driesell and two
others for suggesting that Bias' dor
mitory room be cleaned after he
collapsed, prosecutor Arthur Mar
shall was sharply critical of the veter
an coach, the basketball program,
and the university.
Marshall contended that Driesell
knew drugs were involved within an
hour of Bias' seizure June 19 but
failed to tell police, took no action
despite having knowledge that one or
more, players had a drug problem,
and that the coaching staff was aware
players were trying to circumvent
drug tests.
While noting university officials
have indicated a willingness to make
substantial changes in the basketball
program, Marshall suggested Drie
sell might not belong in such a pro
gram.
"The question is," he said, "wheth
er you want to keep a coach who has
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been hired solely to win basketball
games hired at a very high price."
The prosecutor also contended that
players were being "used" by Drie
sell and the university, with the em
phasis on winning and moneymaking
rather thameducation.
"It is an administrative matter,
and beyond the scope of Mr. Mar
shall," Dull said, contending the in
vestigation centered on only a small
segment of Driesell's 17 years at
Maryland. "I think I'm equipped to
judge Lefty Driesell, and he has my
confidence."
Driesell, reached at his summer
home in Delaware, said: "I'm not
interested in what he (Marshall)
thinks. I don't have any comment."
A report from the grand jury on its
findings, and two others from task
forces appointed by university Chan
cellor John Slaughter, after Bias died
of cocaine intoxication, may hold the
key to Driesell's future at Maryland.
Slaughter, who has been noncom
mittal about Driesell's job perfor
mance, continued that stance in the
wake of the grand jury decision.
Asked if he would give Driesell a vote
of confidence, Slaughter said: "No.
I've got to wait (to receive) the report
from the grand jury."
Dull pointed to the task force re
ports which will be made to the chan
cellor, adding: "We'll comply with
whatever direction he chooses to take
us."
Driesell, sports agent Lee Fen
tress, and Robert Wagner, Bias' for
mer high school coach, all waived
immunity granted to persons who
testify before a grand jury investigat
ing drug crimes. Marshall said al
though they knew there could have
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been drugs in the room, he agreed
with the grand jury's decision.
The prosecutor said the jury appar
ently concluded that the room had
been cleaned before the advice was
given "more out of a concern for the
young men in question, rather than
trying to obstruct justice."
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PITTSBURGH (AP) Du
quesne University's athletic pro
gram has been declassified from
Division I for the 1986-87 academic
year, meaning the Dukes' men's
and women's basketball teams
will be ineligible for the Atlantic 10
Conference or NCAA tourna
ments.
DuqUesne was placed into an
unclassified status for the current
school year because of what uni
versity President Donald S. Nesti
called "technical violations of
NCAA by-laws" involving the
men's and women's swimming
teams.
Under NCAA rules, a school
must field six women's or eight
men's intercollegiate sports teams
to qualify for Division I status.
Duquesne fielded eight men's
teams (basketball, cross country,
baseball, golf, rifle, swimming,
volleyball and tennis) and six
women's teams (basketball,
swimming, tennis, volleyball,
track and cross country), but nei
ther of its swimming teams met
NCAA standards.
The NCAA requires a school to
have 11 swimmers at a meet and
to compete in at least 10 meets:
Duquesne did not have enough
swimmers in 10 meets.
"The whole issue centers around
participants," said Eileen Liv
ingston, Duquesne's athletic direc
tor. "We started out the season
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various reasons.
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"While we are disappointed at
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season, we instituted a rule that
students had to have a certain
QPA (quality point average) to
participate in athletics. A couple
of more left the team, and that's
when we had problems," she said.
The NCAA has since lowered the
Division I requirements to six
men's and six women's teams.
"We've been in Division I for 70
years and we're building a new $l5
million arena. It's not as if we're
going to drop out of Division I,"
said Sports Information Director
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