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Show ' 2 V Lfc Trtteifie, Sakxrday, July TV Salt ,n 1 26, 1980 Nk g ly 'W'1) yynj Counts WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (UPI) ALBUQUERQUE. Jim Simons fired a 70 to move to N M. in to aneci's marks be lowered her final District (AP) 132 and a By Wick Temple lead over four other exercise on the balance beam, costing Judge Phillip Baiamonte players after KP Sports Editor Friday's second round of the $300,000 on Friday dismissed 12 Greater Hartford her the competition. Open. MOSCOW Nadia Comaneci spun a of counts a state grand said it was an arrangeKarolyi who the tournament with this Simons, on in opened the beam and show balance gotten ment to insure a Soviet winner. The jury indictment against PGA record low round of 62, was in the the floor exercise at the Moscow Communist years of former University Party newspaper in New Mexico as a group of golfers assaulted the Olympics Friday eight after her defeat Romania, Scinteia, basketball clubhouse backed him, heade Wethersfield a in the started Country Club course. Ellen-berger. competition coach Norm They stole her gold medal. Utter controversy among gymnastics lining second-plac- e 133 the Among group at Nadia is still the best. officials and fane from three Communwas Lee Trevino, who missed tying Simons for the 12 counts involved The But Ellen Berger, the East German ist countries. lead when he bogeyed the last hole to add a 68 to his alleged falsifying of pubd total of 65. The Romanian star won a at whom Karolyi aimed his attack, said lic vouchers. she didnt do it. gold medal on the balance beam after Trevino was obviously miffed at the fact he had to In an interview Friday, Berger said Ellenbe.rger is another, shorter, discussion among the competition scheduled to go on trial wait at every tee in the the Romanian head Maria Kim of And she Nellie with tied judge, judges. among the 154 golfers, 71 of whom made the cut at 140 Aug. 18 on the 10 remainthe Soviet Union for the gold in the floor Simionescu, demanded that Comfor the final two rounds Saturday and Sunday. anecis mark of 9.85 on the balance ing counts of the exercises I had to wait every shot. I waited for 18 solid him indictment against beam be upgraded, causing a holes and that bothers me more than anything, said Scoring Change that was Issued May 23. row that delayed naming of a winner the usually happy Trevino, who won the 1972 GHO A scoring change gave Comaneci the and awarding of medals. Ellenbergers attor- and has taken two tournaments so far this year. tie lor the gold with Kim. She first was Bizarre Sight ney, Leon Taylor, cited a bated behind Kim due to a technical Trevino joined early finishers John Fought, Bob 1975 legal case in which it a It was bizarre officials with sight, problem in the computerized scoring and Calvin Peete also at 133. Murphy state the was ruled that arguing, the Romanian coach screammachine. statute voucher false apSimons managed to pick up only one stroke on the and waving his arms, gymnasts The gymnasts competed Thursday on ing to officials. course with a 70 round marred by two bogeys par-7- 1 plies on the sidelines either pacing nervously all four apparatuses for an on the front nine. But he managed to even out his or trying to smile, and the crowd But Taylor argued Fripoint total and the most coveted prize in roaring game with three birdies. for a decision. was day that Ellenberger the sport. Friday night, gold medals I got off to a poor start and it gave me a bad The Soviet team edged Romania for a coach, not an official. were given after competition on each said the eight-yeveteran of the tour, feeling, the medal team Wednesday night. apparatus. Ellenberger was not referring to a bogey on the par-- 4 first hole. He Soviet mate gymnast Aleksandr In another development Friday, a elected. He was not ap- bogeyed the par-- 4 seventh when his second putt from won his eighth medal Friday, the Mexico City police spokesman said pointed. He wields no 30 feet went past the cup. most won by one person in an Olympics security was increased around the sovereign power, Jaime Gonzalez of Brazil, who started the day in since the modem Games began in 1896. Soviet Embassy there after Mexican Taylor said. second place with a 64, managed to pick up only one He had three golds, four silvers and a newspapers accused judges of total of 134. In May, the Bernalillo stroke as he turned in a 70 for a systematically robbing Mexican athalso indicted County jury Sharing third place with Gonzalez, who celebrated Mark Spits of the United States won letes of victory. former assistant coaches even golds in swimming in the 1972 Mexican news reports from Moscow John Whisenant on 12 his 26th birthday Friday, were George Cadle with a 69, rookie Bobby Clampett who duplicated his Olympics and Nikolai Andrianov of the said silver medalist Carlos Giron was counts and Manny Goldsd and Lindy 67, Howard Twitty, Soviet Union won seven total medals in of a gold medal in the tein on robbed eight counts, all Miller, three-metgymnastics in 1976. diving competition Wedrelating to travel vounesday when judges allowed Soviet Jim Thorpe, who had a 65 on Thursday, slipped to ft was Comanecis narrow loss to competitor and eventual gold medalist chers. 72 to join a large group five strokes off the Soviet .Yelena Davydova in the Alexandre Portnov to repeat a dive Earlier this month, pace at 137. .'competition Thursday night because of crowd noise. The swimming Whisenants attorney, that caused one of the biggest squabfederation disallowed a protest by James Brandenberg, ard 66, also Skip Dunaway, who had a bles in Olympic gymnastics history. Giron and another by an East German gued that Whisenant was faded with a 73 that put him in a group trailing at Her coach, Bela Karolyi, charged the diver, who said he had been turned not a public official. But 139 for 36 holes. Also at 139 was GHO East German chairman of the gymnas- -' down on a request to repeat a dive for Judge William Riordan defending champ Jerry McGee, who had a second sub-pa- r did not drop the charges. the same reason. tics federation with ordering Com round of 70 to go with his 69 on opening day. Front-runn- par-pron- first-roun- slow-movi- ar ia two-roun- d first-roun- 68-6- 67-6- er first-roun- Phils ATLANTA M to j to m u t , tame. 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Gottfried was literally gasping for breath in the final moments of his victory over Franulovic. The Yugoslavian, on the other hand, seemed to be getting stronger near the end. I felt that I could dominate a third set, if I could just have broken serve to get to a third said Franulovic. set, Argentina's Jose-Lui- s Clerc advanced to the top-seede- d semifinals, defeating Ricardo Ycaza of Ecuador, In the evening quarterd final match, Gene Mayer, the highest-seede- d player left in the 6-- 2, 6-- third-seede- breezed past Paraguayan Victor tournament, Pecci, 6-- 6-- e A By Dick Rosetta 7-- 5, 6-- Tribune Sports Writer Stock car drivers rarely WEST VALLEY CITY have a chance to pick up a $1,000 first place check. The 1980 rarity is at hand for the stackers at Bonneville Raceway Park. 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