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Show The Salt Lake Tribune SPORTS Wednesday, May 21, 1997 IOC: Jones’ Seoul Bout Not Fixed BY MIKE GORRELL ‘THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONTE CARLO — TheInternational Olympic Committee (10C) has decided the gold-medal fight that American boxer Roy —Jones Jr. lost to a Korean at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul was not fixed and that no further investi. gationis necess; I0C director general Fienrow Carrard said Tuesday that an in- vestigation, launched last sum- mer at the request of the U.S, an. zl . tam, re six was, to them, the high cost of food But there was no causeforanofficial investigation until the demise of East Germanyled to the open- ing of the files of the Stasi, the communist government's secret police. Documents there suggested a judge was paid by the Games organizers to help Korean fightrs Larbi also had been quoted by Olympic Committee,revealed “no evidence of any corruption in boxing in Seoul.” The decision was based largely on an official statement that Car- one publication as saying he was rard personally received in March denied ever speaking to a journalist aboutthe bout. Larbi acknowl- Hun in his split decision victory through the African Confederation of Boxing. But he explained from Moroccan boxing judge Hiouad Larbi, whocastoneof two votes for Korean boxer Park Siover Jones. ashamed of the decision against Jones. Carrard said that when he interviewed Larbi, the Moroccan edged receiving $300 in American money from Games organizers and housing in Seoul. The IOCofficial said he had no reason to doubt Larbi’s statement, adding thatStasi files were filled with “rumors and unverified allegations.” USOC executive director Dick Schultz said the ruling was disappointing but not unexpected. “We thought there was a good chance, but there are twosides to every picture,” he said. “It was a tossup until they got the informa- tion from the judge ... In my mind, that was the straw that broke the camel's back.”” Schultz noted that USOC offi- cials never had asked the IOC to take away the Korean’s gold med- al, but had requested an additional gold for Jones. Lindh Receives USSA’s Highest Award » PARK CITY — World Downhill ski champion Hilary Lindh, the Rowmark Ski Academy graduate from Juneau, Alaska, has received the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association’s highest honor. She claimed the Buck International Award at the USSA President's Dinner. Lindh, whoalso earneda silver medalat the 1992 Olympics and a World Championship bronze in addition to three World Cup victories, retired this spring after sweeping the speed events in the U.S. Alpine Ski Championships, Sondra Van Ert, the former World Cup and NCAA All-America alpine skier from Ketchum, Idaho, was presented the Wallace “Buddy” Werner award for her leadership and good sportsmanvship in national or international competition. Van Ert won the gi- ant slalom gold medal at the World Snowboard Championship. Lindh was last year’s Werner Award winner. Lee Todd of Washington, D.C., the FIS cross country delegate and former USSAnordic direetor, received the Bud and Mary Little Award for his contribution to skiing throughthe FIS or Olympie sports committees. ParkCity’s Matt Terwillegar, of the National Sports Foundation, the Nordic Combined coachof the year. Park City’s Bruce Crane received the Westhave Award as the outstanding FIS/USSA technical delegate. Cristi Ingram of Anchorage, Alaska, was recognized with the Russell Wilder Award for her effort to focus youth on skiing. Hugh Cooke of McCall, Idaho, earned the Al Merrill Award for his support of nordic Doug Williams, was named Rolex Domestic Alpine Coach of the Year. Kevin BrochmanofStillwater, Minn., was honored as the cross country coach of the year. Rob Powers of Huntington, Vt., is GOLF sD EIND IN commanding lead after four events Tuesday, winning the 100meter hurdles (13.11 seconds), the high jump(5 feet, 6 inches) CYCLING toa two-ye Africa, and Peter Nyborg, Sweden, ‘Tourof Italy. AREZHO,tly ~Topfnhers Tuefm thefourth sage Tour 008 8 Cee 1. Mario Cipollin, ia brag 3 hours, 57 min- 58 seconds, 24886 2 inies ly Aa an ae 5-Angel Eo Abin, Sin, KeineCss Bla a time ‘Glem Nagison, Sten, nore «Vi sam 5. Fabio Badal, Tay, Maglio MG, same tine ing Grand Prix events. Sugarloaf can Championship Series and Ro- lex USSA Junior Olympicsforalpine skiers. 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