12—The Daily Collegian Thursday, June 18, 1987
Two foreigners top
picks for U.S. Open
By 808 GREEN
AP Golf Writer
SAN FRANCISCO It was a cas
ual phrase that gave an insight to the
87th • United States Open golf
championship.
Lee Trevino was going over a list of
prospective winners of the American
national championship when he said: .
". . . On the American side, there's'
Payne Stewart."
Officially, there is not an American
side. There is only a field of 156 in the
tournament that begins today on the
Olympic Club's difficult Lake course.
Most are Americans. Most of the
favorites to win are not.
It is a situation that has become
familiar in recent years.
No longer is there a foreign threat.
There is a foreign presence.
This year, it is led by Greg Norman
of Australia and Seve Ballesteros of
Spain, described by Jack Nicklaus as
"the two best players in the world
today."
Trevino also includes as threats to
win: Tommy Nakajima, Japan's best
player; formes Masters champion
Bernhard Langer of West Germany;
Sandy Lyle of Scotland, a former
British Open winner and current
holder of the important Tournament
Players Championship; and Nick
Price of South Africa, who has a habit
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"It isn't a matter of the rest of the
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the first time in decades, to Europe in
the last biennial meeting.
"Don't forget, there are other tours
in Europe and Japan and Australia
that are playing for big money
now. They're attracting more, better
young players and those young play
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players."
But is it becoming a "Them vs. Us"
situation?
"I don't think the players think that
way," Nicklaus said. "It just so hap
pens that the two best players in the
world right now are not Americans."
But there may be an undertone to
it, too.
J.C. Snead touched on it after he'd
beaten Ballesteros in a playoff last
Sunday in the Westchester Classic.
"I think a lot of people were pulling
for me out there. Maybe they're tired
of the foreigners winning all the
time," Snead said.
They don't win them all. But in the
last year or so, they've been the
central figures.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Philadelphia 76ers announced the
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EASTBOURNE, England (AP) Steffi Graf, winner of the
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ranking, created a major stir among the other women players by
passing up the Pilkington Glass grass-court championships, their
last tune-up for Wimbledon.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) Pittsburgh Penguins Coach Pierre
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By LARRY SIDDONS
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LONDON Only war could force the
International Olympic Committee to remove
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lOC said yesterday.
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Korea, some of them involving violent
clashes with police, have done nothing to
change the lOC's plans to stage the Games in
the capital city next year, Michele Verdier,
the lOC spokeswoman, said.
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have been awarded to Seoul and there is
absolutely no change in our position," Ver
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The only time the Olympics have been
moved from a city to which they originally
were awarded by the lOC was in 1976.
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debt, gave them back. They were held in
stead in Innsbruck, Austria, where they had
been staged 12 years before.
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on college campuses.
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dle-class neighborhoods and the center of
Seoul after the ruling Democratic Justice
Party picked Roh Tae-woo, a former Army
general, to succeed Chun when he steps down
as president next February.
On Tuesday, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, an
undeclared candidate for the Democratic
U.S. presidential nomination, met with South
Korea's ambassador in Washington and said
afterward that the Games should be taken
away from Seoul unless political conditions in
South Korea improve.
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Jackson said he was not calling for immedi
ate transfer of the Games to another site.
"but that is a matter of serious discussion, it
is high up on the agenda."
Verdier, however, said that under present
conditions the Games next year would stay
put.
"There is absolutely no plan within the lOC
to change anything concerning the Games in
Korea," she said.
Samaranch, who was in Canada to receive
an honorary degree from the University of
Quebec at Trois Riveres, said his main prob
lem was "to convince North Korea to take
part" in the 1988 Games.
North Korea has threatened to lead a
boycott if it does not get a more prominent
role in co-hosting the Games.
Samaranch said a meeting next month in
Lausanne with the North Koreans will be
crucial, but he said he does not expect any
widespread boycott.
"The European socialist countries already
have said they will participate," he said.
During the first few weeks on the
job, the news adviser will work in
many departments on all three
shifts. The purpose of this orien
tation training is to give the news
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personnel and day-to-day opera• TYPING and word processing.
tions. The orientation training Competitive rates, Grad. school
will provide the organization• approved. Campus delivery, Deb•
wide perspective that is required bie 359-3068.
of a member of the Management
Team.
Starting annual salary Is $16,656.
Company pays 80 percent of
medical and hospitalization.
Company-pald pension. Good va
cation plan. Paid holidays In
clude one week for Christmas.
Other benefits. Considerable on
the-job freedom working in a FOUND SET OF Chrysler car
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