Page B5, August 8, 1979 - North Shore News

The w: . agTyTioO wala
team at -next summer's
Moscow Olympics will be
spending as little time as
possible in Russia and
American athletes will be
flown into the Soviet: Union
just a few days before their
events.

Jimmy Carnes, track and
field coach for the U.S. team
at the Spartacade Soviet
summer games, said track
coaches Stan Huntsman and
Jim Santos have been scour-
ing all through Europe for a
suitable. place to set up. an
Olympic training camp for
the Americans.

“They have an itinerary
and they know what they are
looking for,” said Carnes, a
dour, grits-loving Georgian
who now lives in Gainesville,
Fla.

“They'll be going to
~ Helsinki i in Finland, then on

—_stomach

. West “Germany - - Munich,
Stuttgart and Dortmund.”

The news that they will
not have to spend 2 full three
weeks in the capital of world
communism probably will be
most welcome to the athletes
themselves.

Americans competing in
the 87-nation Spartacade
have complained there is
nothing to do in Moscow

_when they are not actually

competing and they can’t
understand the films or the
television. And some of
them have caught minor
ailments
drinking the water.

To_ help them through the

long evening hours they will |

have to spend - like it or not -
in Moscow, the U.S.
Olympic Committee is
thinking of bringing in
American films for

Bowling the key |
again for N. Shore

Skillful bowling by Vas_

Gunarama enabled North
Shore Cricket Club to
dominate their league match
against Wanderers last
Saturday.

Amba Sharma opened and
soon bowled out Ken
Ganase when Wanderers
were only six.

North Shore then brought
on their spin bowlers, and
although Kris Hira had no
success, Gunaratna soon
bowled Cari Nicholas for 16,
with a well flighted off
break.

Seebaran had scored 42
runs when Gunaratna got
him out too, caught by David
Sims at mid on.

The next 2 wickets fell to
the same bowler.

With half their wickets
down Wanderers had scored
86 runs.

Two quick L.B.W.
dismissals by Sharma put the
“scoreat 93 for 7.

“Gunaratna took his last
wicket when Red Hawley
caught Prakesh Ramdin at
long on.

It was left to Collins to
dismiss the final Wanderers
batsman and they were all
out for 112.

‘

‘Gunaratna had taken 6
wickets for 23 runs; Sharma
3 for 40 and Colims one for
19.

Peter. Pisani and Larry
White opened the batting for
North Shore.

Both settled in well and
had 39 runs on the board

merican won’

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from. .

before Seebaran had Pisani -

stumped by Ramnarine at
23.

White continued to bat
very..soundly, but Jim
Mitchell, who came in at
nRumber 3, was too im-
petuous and McMillan soon
had him caught.

Frequent changes of
bowlers did nothing to deter
him and the fielding became
erratic. When he was
ultimately caught at 39 runs
and North Shore's total was
108, just four runs short of
Wanderers’.

f

It was left to David Sims to
score the last few runs with
Larry White, who batted
right through North Shore's
innings, to-reach.38 not out,

giving North:Shore-a. win by .

six.-wickets,

Next Saturday North
Shore play ANZA I at
Norgate Park.

Bill Sims then came in to
bat and soon began to hit the
bowling about.

Last year’s MVP

refuses trade to old club

LONDON (UPI) - Crystal
Palace soccer club Wed-
nesday signed England B
forward Mike Flanagan from
second division Charlton
Athletic for a club record
transfer fee of $1,656,000.

Flanagan has been in
dispute with Charlton since
he and teammate Derek
Hales swopped = punches
during a Cup tie last January

and both players were sent
off. He was suspended by the
club and since then has been
on strike, refusing to report
to the Charlton's ground.

During his seven months
of inactivity, Flanagan has
rejected transfers to
Manchester City and North
American League clubs New
England Tea Men and
Tampa Bay Rowdies.

Paice: "Carnes said.

“We plan to fly the
athletes into Moscow just a
_ few days before their events
- say three days - to let them

-.

BUtGESp his denials the

hoscow

_ SO aay ch “going on

American decision is likely

‘to offend the Russians, who

are anxious to prove they
can’ organize the Olympic
games as well,as anyone else
and to squeeze the maximum

settle down,” he said. “That propaganda out of the
should be enough.” Carnes games.

denied .that — Moscow’s

facilities - or lack of them - “I would) recommend
had anything to do with the doing this wherever the
decision to shun the Soviet Olympics were,” Carnes

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that i it’s difficult to get your Ficult fo- find things” out -
team together as a group. . any thing.

You get broken up and you Y

become just a bunch of To help get around

individuals.”

He said it was decided to
have the training camp in
Europe instead of the United
States “to get rid of the jet
lag”.

Carnes did acknowledge
Moscow has some problems,

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said the. Americans are
planning to bring a batch of

‘ walkie-talkies to next year's

Olympics, so that start lists,
results and other = in-
formation can be quickly
relayed to team officials and
athletes around the main
track and field complex.

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