Show ZtjtaIt Jaktibnne SPORTS Sports Desk: 237-207- TUESDAY August 0 El El By Dick Jerardi the stadium the closing ceremonies over there was a sense of relief and of exhilaration all at the same time Some lingered Others sped off merrily into the night a lifetime of Monday mornings awaiting them at the bottom of the hill As the throngs slowly descended the hill back to the city they were greeted with delights that at times threatened to overpower the senses Night after night as swimming or gymnastics or track and field ended the ticketholders would file slowly down the majestic mountain As they were coming down others would be heading up Heading for what? The events were over But these people just wanted to be part of this Part of something that if they couldn't see they wanted to feel Midnight 1 am 2 am No matter They came They stayed They went home They came back These Olympics were as much a celebration of a country as a celebration of athletic skill NEWS SERVICE Spain — And on the 16th morning it poured The winds howled Ominous clouds came in off the Mediterranean Sea to cover the Olympics But by noon the sun relentless for two weeks was back overseeing the final act of BARCELONA this quadrennial play And these Olympics set in the most dramatic of cities with participants from 172 countries were nearly over All that remained was for the flame to be extinguished and the torch passed on to Lillehammer Norway for the Winter Games in 1994 The performances the scene the theatrics the people the ecstasy and the agony combined to make the 25th Summer Olympiad a memory that will live on for a lifetime As the final sellout crowd slowly made its way out of Olympic Stadium Sunday night the men's marathon having made its way up the hill to the top of Montjuic Mountain and into Church Banks on His Skill In Basketball Cl Spain and the autonomous region of Catalonia of which Barcelona is the prized centerpiece seized the rare opportunity to parade on the world stage As you headed back to reality at the base of Montjuic it was impossible not to pause and gaze at the flickering lights in the distance It seemed as if the city was endless timeless - 4t 2 - Ty Church may not be growing up but he is branching out - Neither the thick night air nor the teeming Church ran the weeklong camps for third through sixth - - - : ( k graders at the indoor racquetball-basketbacourt in his home in Holladay "It's either this or work at said Church "I'm callsummer it ing my job" Church says his mother Kathy Voorhees came up with the idea "At first I thought it would be lame embarrassing" he said "But it has been one of the most fun things I have ever done" It has also put a little spending money in his pocket Church estimates he made $350 from the camps "I'm not getting rich off it" he laughs Paul Jackson 11 is one of the area youngsters who put up the $25 fee to participate in Church's first camp June "Ty is our idol" he said "I would do it again I V ' f e 4 - ll 2 minute" P i - Nearing the bottom the Font Montjuic spraying water into the night the colors changing by the second rock music blaring from the giant speakers thousands and thou 'It o te 747- 4I'k t i5 - ' 'T : )- - 01 r "" i vol e 3 e Vi V1 ni) 1 - 41100ef''' :! soo osi c'''''""111 (444e if i e kl 1 C-- 4 Column 3 - - ' 0 1:1 - 41 4141 NEW YORK — Jim Fassel may be a little distracted when the New York Giants go through practice Tuesday Its one of those moments when life puts football firmly in perspective Fassel former University of Utah head football coach and now the Giants' offensive coordinator could find out Tuesday if his ilson Mike will be able to year-olspeak again "My guy is fighting for his voice for the rest of his life" Fassel said Five months ago Mike Fassel was playing baseball in a gymnasium with his Little League team in r Morristown NJ "It was a basketball gym" Fassel said "And at the end of that there was a ramp up You can't see the ramp When he hit the ramp he lost control and went into a table And the table caught him He was running full speed" The table caught him in the throat He couldn't breathe at first then spit up blood when he was able to breathe And Fassel said when the ambulance arrived and he lay down his breathing was cut off Neither Fassel nor his wife was at the gym d 1 AI 1 to-- 1 - As ' Ikk - - 'i i Rick Fitan The Matt Lake Tribune Ty Church left offers basketball instruction as young campers Josh Lindsay Marc Jackson Vaughn Meek pay close attention Church's sister Becca and stepsister Dana also enrolled in the first camp but only after mom wrote out the entry-fecheck "Business is business" said Church more surprises" Camp participants learn everything from dribbling drills to defensive stances to "the triple threat — pass shoot or dribble" says Church who is a veteran of many camps himself Twice Church was named "Camper of the Week" at Utah coach Rick Majerus' camp He was named MVP at a BYU camp in 1989 and was chosen best defensive player at former NBA coach Dick Motta's Ogden camp e Lest one should think the twohocamps are nothing ur-a-day more than organized pickup games Church meticulously plans every minute the night fore be- "I learned my lesson about that at the first camp" he said "No "A lot of what I teach I learned from camps like those" said Church "Only I don't charge anywhere near the money they do" Church does put a charge of his specialty — confidence — into the campers said Lisa Lindsay who enrolled her son Josh when she saw the flier that Church circulated at the local elementary school "Ty is the kind of guy a mom would want her boy to spend time with" said Lisa Lindsay "Besides he is about the same size as the kids in the camp" in 1987 - r' : f - ' ' : ' ' ' ("I not-so- ' " ' ' '' And then he walked But that was enough as Chad Harris walked I Dome from third to give "ountain View a it' : ' '4:''''''' 1t: : : r'"' ) ' ' 'f k 4 1c:! 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Lapchick who heads the Center for the Study of Sport in Society at Northeastern University has sr- - - 14 Mountain View Wins Two To Claim Legion Title 107 010 0— 9 1 3 1 052 200 1 —10 Hatcozic Snkto (3) and Hansen Hothame LPSilitto 2B- &Wen (3) and Green Putnam (S) Went IS) Harn!NVI Welt ( teen (S) KR448sm to Lapchick Laced with 's - -- - oN t a - j 11K‘ r til 3 first-eve- NourtainView Lap-chick- e k"-- :- '' ' Church possibly the shortest high school varsity basketball player in the state lit up his bank account this summer as a small businessman The point guard who started for Olympus High as a sophomore last season operated r the Ty Church Basketball Camp Skyline NEWS Fassels Iloping Injued Son ai' - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Championship Game MoRNING The letter crossed Richard desk a few days after his annual report card on racial progress in professional sports went public His secretary cringed upon opening the envelope and reading its contents She was shaking by the time she delivered the letter masses could alter the moment What should have been a stroll could take an hour Going down the giant escalators past the waterfalls looking up at the seven spotlights from the massive museum Palau Nacional wondering when Batman's insignia would appear all lent to the feeling of unreality II See itAs 0 — By Jay Drew By By David Moore DA r : in a Minority Hiring: ABA Rates High Football Baseball Lag Behind Ifl - SCOREBOARD 11 1992 Olympics Ringed With Individual Spirit KNIGHT-RIDDE- COMICSTV t- L 4 lip I ' 0 Vit t 0 k"7 1r1C4 4rS' ' - its 11 i J I HartmannThe Salt Lake Tribune John Farrell Fay has churned up thousands of miles of roads during running streak He has run for more than 3000 consecutive days and is heading for an ultimate target of at least 100000 miles a See C-- 4 Column 4 Column 5 - CAPSULE American League Toronto 8 Baltimore 4 Cleveland 8 Boston 5 Detroit 10 New York 5 Minnesota 7 Texas 5 Seattle 3 Kansas City 1 Oakland 5 Chicago 3 California 4 Milwaukee - In Action Tonight Montreal 11 Chicago 0 Los Angeles 5 Atlanta 3 Pittsburgh 4 New York 2 (16) San Francisco 4 Houston 1 Pioneer League Baseball: Trappers vs Medicine Hat at Derks Field 7 Pioneer League 1 ) National League Salt Lake 9 Medicine Hat pm 12:10 pos at Cubs rates at 5:30 Mets RIBT) 5:35 ( ESPN) 6 — Baseball Rangers pm at Twins USA) 7 Dixon pm MIN JVUONJ — Boxing Lewis vs 8:30 pm — Base- ball White Sox at Athletics TV Sports (1VGN ) 1 (3-0-- pm — Baseball Ex- pm — Baseball Pi- pm — Baseball Pa- dres at Braves Dan & Dave Dropped Is it Dan? Is it Dave? Neither Make it Zmelik — Robert if you li choose the familiar Reebok International said Mcnday it's ending its "Dan and Dave" advertising campaign now that the Olympics are over and the two principals expected to win gold and silver didn't come close Dan O'Brien didn't even make it to Barcelona and Dave Johnson won a bronze behind Robert Zmelik of Czechoslovakia Reebok naturally also had Zmelik's signature on a contract — just gold-medali- in case Bernadette Mansur a Reebok spokesman said the company probably would use O'Brien and Johnson in future marketing strategies But the campaign that pitted O'Brien and Johnson in a contest to determine who was the world's greatest athlete is over — Zmelik now holds that title "The Olympics is a magic moment and when that moment goes its not in anybody's interest to sustain it" Mansur said 1 f P°11 C1 - |