39 Years ago today. America remembers V.J. Day 0-- 0 A-i " By Tom Joyce the massive 16-inch guns . III? r ' Y + " iii aboard the Missouri. August 15, 1945, President The Commander of the Third Harry S. Truman stands in Fleet, aboard the USS the Oval Office at the White Missouri, Adm. William F. House surrounded by the "Bull" Halsey, receives the Washington, D.C. press news of the Japanese sur- corps. His announcement is render. Not too long after simple, yet momentous: "I that, the rest of the crew have just received a note celebrates. from the Japanese government "All hell broke loose," in reply to the message for- remembers Tony. "Everyone warded to that government by was blowing whistles. There the Secretary of State on was a lot of dancing and Aug. 11. I deem this reply hugging going on."

't_ a full acceptance of the But the celebration event- Potsdam Declaration, which ually subsided. "It was 1 specified the unconditional still business as usual for surrender of Japan." the crew," relates Tony. "Many of us were still ap- Thousands of miles away prehensive." off the coast of Japan, the (And for good reason: Five 2,700 men of the USS Japanese pilots attacked the Missouri, flagship of the fleet that morning, only to Pacific Fleet, are still on be shot down by Navy General YoshlJiro Umezo signs on behalf alert scanning the skies for gunners.) of the Japanese Imperial General IF Head- enemy aircraft and keeping On August 29, the Missouri quarters during the surrender ceremony watch on the U.S. Battleship Missouri In Tokyo on and under the ocean heads for Tokyo Bay. "I was Bay, Sept. 2, 1945. At left is U.S. General for enemy ships and sub- pretty scared going into of the Army Douglas MacArthur. In the marines. center Tokyo Bay," says Tony. "I Is U.S. Lt. Gen. Richard K. One of Sutherland, General MacArthur's Chief those men is 19 and a lot of my buddies of Staff. year old Anthony E. "Tony" didn't know if it was a trap Alexandro, a seaman first or if Japan really meant class who helps man one of it." See "America. Page 3 Wants Jackson's supporbut. Mondale vows to win on own (UPI)--Walter Mondale says dential candidate says he TU pEAL he is concerned about Jesse wants Jackson's support. Jackson's criticism and he But he added, "Brokers is not negotiating with cannot deliver the presi- Jackson. dency." Jackson had said Mondale Jackson, a black leader has no themes to attract N who ran in presidential pri- GAZETTE black voters. maries, says he supports the Mondale, while campaigning Democratic ticket. Guantanamo Bay, Cuba in the south yesterday, But he has not yet cam- said, "I can win this thing paigned for it. on my own." Mondale and Jackson have He was asked if it seems not met since the Democratic Volume 39 Number 154 Wednesday, August 15. 1984 Jackson keeps increasing his convention. ! i demands for joining the cam- paing. Mondale spent the night in ondale replied, "I'm not Memphis. SOVIET PRESS BOMBS REAGAN ny bargaining process at He is expected to campaign (UPI)--An improper remark cians have criticized White House Spokesman and don't intend to today in Kentucky and President Reagan made while Reagan's remarks earlier. Larry Speakes says he will be." Georgia before returning to testing a microphone just not comment since the remark The Democratic presi- Minnesota. will not go away. A Republican Senator, was off the record. Soviet news media see Barry Goldwater of Arizona, In Cincinnati yesterday, something sinister in Rea- did not seem concerned. the International Associ- gan's quip about bombing the He said politicians will ation of Firefighters voted WORLD NEWS Soviet Union. say anything when they have to endorse Walter Mondale Pravda called it "Fresh to do a voice level check. for president. I1evidence of the dangerous Reagan was preparing for The union had not planned DIGEST designs hatched by the his weekly broadcast speech to endorse either candidate, United States admini- when the engineers asked him but voted for Mondale be- (UPI)--Canadian and U.S. forces are keeping watch on a stration." to say a few words so they cause of the bombing remark. Soviet spy ship off the west coast. A Canadian destroyer Tass called Reagan "Irre- could check the level. first saw it Monday off Canada's coast. Since then it has sponsible." Reagan said, "My fellow Israeli's defuse bomb moved south toward Oregon. The Soviet ship apparently is Jesse Jackson denounced Americans, I'm pleased to (UPI)--Israeli police have keeping watch on a new U.S. submarine base at Bangor, the remark yesterday and tell you I just signed leg- safely defused a car bomb Wash., and a Canadian base. urged the Republican party islation which outlaws near the headquarters of the to repudiate it and Reagan Russia forever. Jewish state's powerful LOS ANGELES (UPI)--A Romanian journalist who covered the to apologize. The bombing begins in five Herut party in downtown Jer- Olympics for a Romanian newspaper and a paper in San Other Democratic politi- minutes." usalem. Diego has been granted asylum in the United States. Jerusalem's deputy police Immigration officials in Los Angeles granted asylum to chief says his men inspected the reporter, Vladimir Moraru, yesterday, the same day he the car after finding it asked for it. They said the quick decision was "in his parked best interest." in a suspicious manner. He says they found "a few LOS ANGELES (UPI)--Jimmy Pearson, the Los Angeles police- kilos" of explosives and man who admitted his defusing of a bomb was a fake, is promptly defused them. under 24-hour watch. Jailers say he is "very depressed." The car was parked near Pearson is charged with illegal possession of a destruc- the headquarters of Prime tive device. He admitted that he planted the bomb on a Minister Yitzhak Ehamir's bus that had carried Olympic athletes to the airport. Herut party, which comprises the largest bloc with the HINGTON (UPI)--The sugar industry has asked the governing Likud coalition. vernment to stop ads saying the artificial sweetener Apartame can be used in weight control. The Sugar Associ- Parent Information ation filed a petition saying Apartame has 16 calories a Meeting, Thursday teaspoon, the same as sugar, not two as the ads say. It There will be a parent in- also said claims it prevents tooth cavities are not formation meeting, Thursday, proved. August 16, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., in the Marine class- Los Angeles (UPI)--President Reagan's daughter Patti room building--located adja- Davis, was married last night in a 17-minute ceremony in cent to the N.C.O. Club-- Los Angeles. The groom is Paul Grilley, Patti's former for the patrons of the Child yoga instructor. The mother of the bride cried and the Care Center and Youth Pro- president toasted the married couple. gram. On the agenda to speak will be: Lt. Andy Amp-eater "The only time I get James Carter, to eat is when GTMO Hospital Pediatrician, Mr. goes over the energy Bob Sinnott, Special target." Services Director, Ms. Maria Do you have a problem that is not getting solved through Floryshak, Child Care Center "Yesterday, GTMO regular channels? Or do you just want to make a suggestion? Manager, and Ms. Susan What ever saved $746. the issue, Captain's Hotline is just for that Yaeger, Youth Services Di- purpose. In order to increase effective communication with rector. "I'm really getting all base residents, a Captain's Hotline Box has been All parents are encouraged hungry!" installed in front of the commissary. More Captain's to attend. Hotline boxes are forthcoming. Captain's Hotline is still More information is avail- available by phone. Just dial 4800 and leave a message. able from Ms. Floryshak; (Official U.S. Navy photo) her phone number is 2205. Page 2 The Daily Gaztte Wednesday, gust 15aiS4

Dependents Travel/Disloca- Reporting of Absence or tion Allowances Claims: If Leave in Family Housing: If you are submitting these you live in Navy Family claims, you must first ob- Housing and plan to be gone tain the following documents community bulletin board longer than 72 hours, the from the PSD Customer Ser- Housing Office must be noti- vice Office: fied. It also is a. Original and two copies recommended that you leave the Atlan- of orders and all endorse- Effective Aug. 20 The Knights of Columbus are The Nursery School will be your key with a friend in Facil- ments. tic Fleet Audiovisual sponsoring a clothing drive holding its monthly board case of emergencies and for b. Three copies of depend- ity (Photo Lab) will change for the missions of Jamaica. meeting on Aug. 16 at 7 p.m.; the protection of personal for cus- ents entry approval. hours of operations Used clothing that is ser- in the Nursery School Office. and government property. c. One copy of updated Re- tomer contact (i.e. job re- viceable and clean may be Parents are welcjne to at- You should make arrangements and cord of Emergency Data, quests, film drop off dropped off at the "Hook" on tend. for the upkeep of your home etc.) (page 2, Service Record pick up, portraits, Saturday, Aug. 18, from 10 and grounds and bring the P602R) 7:30 a.m. until noon, Monday a.m. until 2 p.m. Please Readers! The best buy in name and telephone number of d. Completed NAVCOMPT Form through Friday. Portrait sort the clothing into men/ paperback books is available the person responsible for 3057 to stop the family sep- studio hours for all types women/children categories. at Treasure & Trivia. A your home to the Housing Of- on Wed- araton allowance for Navy of portraits will be dime buys a used mystery, fice. members whose dependents are nesdays only 7:30 until AA MEETINGS romance, science fiction, in GTMO. 11:30 a.m. Customers are re- Sunday etc. T&T is located next to e. One copy of airline quested to utilize morning East Bargo Hut-C-8 p.m. the Navy Federal Credit ticket(s) if dependents hours to call in routine job Monday Union and is open Wednesday, LOCK traveled to Norfolk, Va., requests. Emergency requests East Bargo Hut-0-11:45 a.m. Friday and the first Satur- port of embarkation, by com- will be handled anytime. NAVHOSP ARD Wing-0-8 p.m. day of every month from 10 YOUR mercial air at own expense. This change is necessary to Tuesday a.m. until 1 p.m. more effectively utilize NAVSTA Brig-0-7:30 p.m. VEHICLE! TOYLANDD OPENING" limited personnel assets and Wednesday A water leak survey will be Marine Corps Exchange to better serve the GTMO East Bargo Hut-0-8 p'm. conducted in the Marine Site Due to the recent increase I Saturday, Aug. 18 community. Thursday area from Sherman Ave. to of automobile thefts here NAVHOSP ARD Wing-0-8 p.m. and including all areas ex- in Guantanamo Bay,. the MCX Note Friday cept housing by the Energy Security Department urges NAVHOSP ARD WING-0-8 p.m. Action Team on Aug. 16 be- everyone to secure his ve- e The Marine Corps Exchange is Saturday tween 8 and 11 a.m. Although hicle when not in use. conducting a Customer Sur- East Bargo Hut-0-8 p.m. the water supply to the in- Keep an honest person hon- vey. All the GTMO community dividual units will be left est! Remove your ignition is invited to participate. For further information on, we ask that you refrain keys! NOTE: There have Survey forms are available call 2760, 2578, or 3293. from using any water during been seven cars stolen Shop early for Christmas at Customer Service in the this timeframe. If water is here since July 1. and miss the rush. Take Marine Corps Exchange. Your Looking for a job? Love being used it will only make. advantage of our conven- participation is greatly children? The Child Care it necessary to shut off in- ient layaway plan. needed in order for us to Center has immediate open- dividual units and cause NEX Note better serve the community. ings for child care attend-_ more inconvenience to you ants. Full time and part and your neighbors. Your co- The navy Exchange announces Club Activities time positions are availa- operation is greatly appre- that the new car sales rep- Girl Scout leaders The Guantanamo Bay Skeet and ble. Call the center at 2205 ciated and will help lead to resentative will be in the are needed for the Trap Club has installed a for more information or the the success of the Naval Main Exchange on Friday, Girl Scouts of GTMO. regulation trap range for Civilian Personnel Office at Base Energy Conservation Aug. 17, from 11 a.m. until Adults interested those that would rather 4117. Program. X4:30 p.m. in volunteering to shoot trap than skeet. The be a leader should call community is welcome to come Education Notes Ouida Slayton at 3457 AWH or out to the skeet and trap Mary Bray at 3237 AWH. ranges to visit or to shoot. Hampton Institute There are many kinds of lit- For those that do not have a erature, and CCC is offering have difficulty in The next meeting of the shotgun onboard GTMO, shot- Do you a three-credit course in one a business letter Iguana Video Club will be at guns and ammo are available composing of the most popular types -- or any correspondence? Math for Technicians I -This Science Fiction: Psychology 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. at the range. For more in- is designed to pro- 15, in the COMNAVBASE Train- formation, please contact Hampton Institute has the course and Prophecy. A veteran in- help you! Business tools for students ing Room, Bldg. 760, on Ad- Randy King 4845, UTCM Bill course to vide math structor who's specialty is Communications focuses on with an emphasis on the Science Fiction will by min Hill. All club members Brazell 4416, or YNC John in leading this three-credi and prospective members are Walker 4126. stress, force and clarity practical aspects. Topics course. Literature will ful cordially invited to attend. composing letters, reports, include elementary algebraic ads, etc. This and If you are a member, you can There will be an Advisory speeches, operations, simultaneous fill Humanities require- a positive much check out up to 24 movies Board Meeting of the Wind- course will be quadratic equations and ments. in any- more. There will be some per month for only $5. Some jammer Club, Aug. 17, at 3 step for the future CCC is offering of the recent releases that p.m. All representatives are one's career. instruction in the use of a new course: Intro to Data the club has obtained are: urged to attend. Hors calculators. If you need to Pro- cessing. This class "Silkwood," "War Games," d'oeuvres will be served af- A three credit hour Chemis- improve your math skills, will study the theory and appli- "Zelig," and "Uncommon Val- ter the meeting from 5 until try course supplemented by this is the class for you. This will also prepare you cation of data processing or." For more information 6 p.m. video instruction is being to take College Algebra I. machines, you can contact Rick Harris, offered by Hampton Institute history, career The Guantanamo Bay course pro- Call the CCC registrar at opportunities, club president, at 4511 DWH in Term 1. This equipment, Wives Club on the 4748 for more specific in- program concepts or 3107 AWH. Officers' vides an introduction and much is hosting a Welcome- basics of Chemistry. It formation. more. A required course for Information Coffee in meets only one night per Business and Accounting Caribbean Arts & Crafts Dan- the UOPH Wardroom on week for eight weeks. Need to finish your Biologi- majors, this will give any cercise classes are Monday, Wednesday, Sept. 5, cal Science requirements? student a good background to Wednesday and Friday from 5- from 11 a.m. until 1 Navy Campus Registration for General the computer world and help 6 p.m. and 6-7 p.m. Every- p.m. All ladies with COM Biology will be starting prepare them for working in one is welcome--yes, gentle- Club privileges are cordial- Basic Skills Classes help Aug. 13. This course will a computer society. men too! See how much fun ly invited to attend this you prepare for GED, retake cover basic principles and fitness can be! For more in- informative event. Refresh- the ASVAB, or college prep. concepts of biology. Call Engineering, Electronics and formation call Gail at 3192. ments will be served at no The next math and English 4748 for more information. Air Conditioning students! charge. GBOWC dues are classes begin Tuesday, Sept. Want to study more in these still just $5 a year and now 4, at 4 p.m. in Room 11 at As a follow-up to Elec- fields but feel your math is Calligraphy! Anybody can do includes a newsletter. the high school. You must tronics I, City Colleges of not up to necessary levels? it. Learn the beautiful and 1have taken the pretest. Chicago is now offering Math for Technicians is de- versatile uncial alphabet in The Greater GTMD Rod and 1Don't delay, take advantage Electronics II. This is AC signed for you. Now is the five easy lessons with Reel Club will hold its of your FREE benefits. For Theory and Math. This is the time to enroll in the class Caribbean Arts and Crafts monthly meeting Aug. 16 at 7 more information call Maggie second course of five re- that can help you. Call 4748 Calligrapher Elizabeth Mong. p.m. in the Gold Hill En- 1Dornan at 6260. quired for a basic certifi- for more specific informa- Classes will begin the week listed Dining Facility. All cate in electronics. tion on this class. of Aug. 20. To sign up call interested personnel are in- 4340. vited to attend. ICity Colleges of Chicage _ 'n'~ EHave you been wanting to learn Spanish? CCC is offer- iing Conversational Spanish mnDV GAZETTE I. Be able to enjoy those CHILD FIND FR&R trips to exotic places CAPT. R. A. ALLEN, COMMANDER, Eeven more by being able to ANDICAPPED CHILDREN U.S. NAVAL BASE tunderstand some of the local DO YOU KNOW ANY H language. Call 4748 for more NOT INs SCHOOL? DEAF DEAF--BLIND Lt. Cadr. J.D. Van Sickle.Public Affairs Officer 7information. Dodds wants too identify , JOC Lew Reed.**. .Editor all eligible persons, OS3 Randy Roberts**.Staff [MIETALLYSARD MULTI- FPolitical Science is a re- ages birth through 21, Mrs. Susan Junkins.Staff :TARNEI HE ING HANDICAPPED cquired subject for all col- who are determined Mrs. Ellen Fischer.Staff ilege degrees. CCC is offer- handicapped under the Miss Leslie Noble.Staff OPTHO- OTHER SERIOUSLY iing The National Government definitions of DOD HEALTH EMOTIONALLY The Daily Gazette is published PCPICALIY according to the rules iin Term 1. This course will Instruction 1342.1Z. IMPAIRED IMPAIRED DISTURBED and regulations for ship and station newspapers as out- cover the developing, organ- lined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under SPECIFIC the direction of the Na- iization and functioning of If you want more EECH LEAN VISUALLY val Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times week- tthe American national gov- information or want to II'\'CE D LIABILITY HANDICAPPED ly at government expense on government equipmentat the Eernment; origin, growth and refer a potentially Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office, the 1interpretation of the con- handicapped person, opinions or statements in news items that appear. herein stitution. This counts as a please call Ann Hegstrom AS INDIVIDUALIZED 'PUGEAM Is AVAILABLE are not C to be construed as official or as reflecting the Social Science course when or Wolfgang Plakinger NO ALL HANICAPPED CHILDREN views of COMNAVBASE LH NEED SPECIAL EDUCATION! or the Dbpartment of the Navy. Ttrying to complete general at 2265. Ccore courses. The Daily Gazette 5efdneday, August 15, 195 Page 3 Geintinued f ror page-} America remembers V. J. Day Solemn of such an historical event? The Missouri made it into is a better word. He wasn't smiling. And neither "I didn't really feel that the bay without incident. was MacArthur." much about it,: he says. Tony and his shipmates began "The surrender "Not at that age. L just the extensive preparations ceremony was conducted over a loud- happened to be in the right necessary for the formal speaker," says Tony. A lot place at the right time." surrendedr ceremonies to be of the crew, The Japanese Foreign Min- held on the Missouri on Tony included, did not see the actual ister signed the surrender Sept. 2. sign- ing ceremony. But everyone documents first. He was Included in those pre- heard , Gen. followed by Gen. Yoshijiro parations: Getting the MacArthur, facing the Umezu, the Chief of Staff of United States flag in place 11-member Japanese delegation, say "We the Japanese Army. MacArthur (the same flag that had are gathered here, repre- signed for the Allies and flown over the nations's sentatives of the major war- Adm. Nimitz for the United capitol on Dec. 7, 1941, ring powers, to conclude a States. Pearl Harbor Day) so it solemn agreement whereby Closing the ceremony, Mac- could be run up the main peace may be restored. The Arthur said "Let us pray mast during the surrender issues, involving divergent that peace be now restored ceremonies. ideas to the world and that God "Obviously, the ship and and idealogies, have been determined on the will preserve it always. all the men needed to be battlefields and hence are These proceedings are shipshape," says Tony. "We Muriel Seivewright, .not for our discussion or closed." Sales Clerk at the Mini- Mart received a stripped off all the old Letter of Appreciation our debate. It is my earnest "After the ceremony was from Lt. K. M. Walker, Navy Exchange aint on the deck and re- Officer, on the occasion 4 hope, indeed the hope of all over, the whole ship went of her departure from the Base ainted it." after almost 22 mankind, that from this wild," remembers Tony. The years of service. Ms. Seivewright will Sept. 2 was overcast. Missouri was ordered to e:Slablish residence in Miami, Florida. Hundreds of newsmen from a solemn occassion a better world shall emerge out of steam to New York. Tony re- host of countries.* began members stopping in Guam and arriving on the Missouri the blood and carnage of the Bir th announcements past." Hawaii, and going through around 7 a.m. "Each member the Panama Canal on the way EW2 of the crew was decked out BOWEN, USN, and Mrs. Wm. Tony remembers being "very to New York. But only when in their dress whites," re- Grimes, a boy, Wm. Grimes, glad to the Missouri steamed into lates Tony. "I remember proud." "We were all III, July 1. be getting it over so we New York were Tony and some looking out from my position could go home." of his crewmates convinced CAPT. LAMBERTSEN, to see Adm. Nimitz and Gen. USMC, and How did he feel being part that "It is finally over." MacArthur come on board. Mrs. Gary A., a boy, James There were a lot of ships in William, July 2. the bay and we knew a lot of AD2 RONALD HERMAN, USN, and planes from the Marine Partwire Haired Terrier DK2 CHRISTINE HERMAN, USN, a Corps, Army and Navy were it 1 years old boy, Christopher Lamar, July the area watching over us." Great with Kids Has Shots 9. What impressed this young man from Cincinnati, Ohio xAdoption MR. AND MRS. DANIEL A. the most? "Anyone who had Procedure TULLOCH, Navy Exchange, a stars on their shoulders girl, Tanisha Marie, July 9. impressed me," he says. 1. Go to the Base Pound Especially Adm. Nimitz and and select your pet. RMC WINEGEART, USN and Mrs. Gen. MacArthur." Charles R., a girl, Amanda About 15 minutes before 2. Pay the "adoption Lynn, July 11. the ceremonies took place, fee". Currently $5. "the ship was called to LTJG. STEPHENS, USN, and attention and we stayed that 3. Take your pet home Mrs. Roy G., a boy, Devin way until the end of the and administer lots of Allen, July 15. ceremonies." Tony says the love and attention. crew was in position a good ET2 MOOG, USN, and Mrs. hour before that, but that 4. Don't forget routine Randall L., a boy, Randall there was no horseplay. "We shots and checkups with Dean, July 23. .reall very serous." the vet. Shortly before 9 a.m., the GMG1 MILLER, USN, and Mrs. Japanese foreign minister, Timothy B., a boy, Samuel Shigemitsu Mamoru came a- Aaron, July 24. board. "He was dressed in a tuxedo (morning coat) with a TRAMP" SSGT OVERALL, USMC, and Mrs. top hat," relates Tony. "He Michael T., a boy, Michael was stiff and very formal. is looking for a good home Aaron, July 29. 'rn2

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Page 4 The Daily Gazette Wednesday.Auzust 15, 1984, THE SPORTSMAN Local Sports Anyone desiring to parti- $400.00 in CASH PRIZES! By Charles Morey Decker plunged to the in- They held him up and en- cipate in the upcoming Flag Sponsored by: Associated Press field grass and Budd, al- abled him to cross the fin- Football League for NAVSTA THE GREATER GTMO Smiling Tom Watson puts on though stumbling, stayed in ish line. White submit names from your ROD AND REEL CLUB a happy face when he plays the race and finished He was declared the outfit by COB August 28. The Tournament will run winner. golf but not when he thinks seventh. Need coach for same. from 4 p.m. on August 31 un- about the PGA Tournament. The race is unlikely to But not for long. Contact ETC Ferren at 4527 til 1 p.m. on September 3. A jaunty New York Irishman The PGA is the last of the come off. or 4849. A pot luck lunch will fol- po called grand slam, the You could probably get named Johnny Hayes then came low at the Yacht Club at 2 big four of professional odds of a flawless one-karat plodding into the stadium p.m. golf. diamond against the price of and reached the wire without The BASIC SAILING COURSE The tournament and pot Nobody has ever won all a lottery ticket against it. help from anyone. will start again approxi- luck lunch is open to every- four in one year but four After a protest by the mately mid September. one. The entry fee is just A young songwriter named men, Gene Sarazen, Ben American officials at the If you have sailing exper- $10 per person. Irving Berlin was inspired game, Dorando was disquali- Hogan, Gary Player, and Jack ience, call a sailing quali- Come out and meet the rest to write a song called Nicklaus, have won each fied and Hayes got the Gold fier from the list posted at of GTMO's fishermen. "Dorando." tournament at least once. Medal. the Marina. PRIZES TO It had a brief vogue and BE AWARDED Nicklaus, of course, runs There was such an inter- You may need only a brief (by weight) than was fogotten. into double digits. national fuss about it that time on the water to qualify Largest Snapper $100.00 The big four are the Berlin went on to great- Dorando and Hayes were for your skipper's card. Largest Jack $100.00 Masters, the U.S. Open, the ness as a composer and still matched for a race in New Largest Mackerel $100.00 British Open, and the Ameri- is alive at the age of 96 in York's Madison Square Largest (other) $1000 DC New York. Anyone who has completed can PGA. Garden. For more information con- Watson has won the Masters Yet, there is precedence It stood the big town on the BASIC SAILING COURSE but tact:W the twice, the U.S. Open once, for such a race. its ear and that is not has not qualified on BMC Thrasher ext. 4747DWH to and the British Open five In the 1980 Olympic Mara- easy. water should call 4454DWH or 2678AWH times. thon a runner from Italy It was a big ethnic thing. schedule time with a sailing GMGC Krepp ext. 4624DWH or But never the PGA. named Pietri Dorando came A wave of Italian immi- qualifier. 2898AWH into the stadium in London grants had poured into the Qualifiers are being They will start shooting well in front. U.S. in the first decade of scheduled for 5:00 p.m. to in this year's PGA tomorrow But he was stumbling and the century. 6:30 p.m., Monday through at the Shoal Creek Golf Club reeling from total exhaus- The Irish already were Friday. in Birmingham, Alabama. tion. running New York politics You are invited to take It is a classy layout with It was obviuos that he and a few other things. part in a Softball Tourna- a touch of the "forest pri- could not make it to the There was a lot of betting There will be a Flag Foot- ment being planned by Spe- meval" about it. finish line. on the race. ball League organization cial Services. The fairways cut through Some British officials de- Dorando ran the legs off meeting Wednesday, August Each unit, department, or- forests and the course is cided to assist him. Hayes and won easily. 29th, at 5 p.m., at the Spe- ganization, or command want- ing dotted with streams and ------I cial Services Office. to participate should creeks. All interested teams must have a team representative Watson wants this one the SPORTS BRIEFS send one representative to at the organization meeting way a presidential candidate (UPI)--Welterweight con- (UPI)--A former Syracuse the meeting. Monday, August 27th, at 5 wants the address called tender Tommy Ayers scored an University cheerleader is More information is avail- p.m., in the Special Ser- 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. eight-round technical knock- suing the school for $1 able by calling 2560DWH. vices Athletic Office. Watson says: "The slam is out over Don King in a non- million. my big goal. It'll remain my title bout in Atlantic City, Michelle Munn Burkhart of big goal until I get it." last night. Melbourne, Fla., suffered a Watson has won three Ranked fourth by the WBC, fractured skull when she Angels over Tigers 6-4 and 12-1 tournaments this year and Ayers belted his opponenet fell from a human pyramid (UPI)--The American League star first baseman has an was a close second in the to the canvas three times while performing at a Pennant races tightened up irritated nerve in his neck. Masters and the British before the fight was basketball game in 1982. last night thanks to a pair Terry Puhl drove in two Open. stopped. The former cheerleader, of double-header sweeps. runs with a triple and a He is hitting the ball He improves his record to who says she suffered a per- The California Angels beat single to lead the Astros to well but he well knows that 24-1, including 21 knock- manent injury, charges the the Tigers 6-4 and 12-1 in a 7-6 victory over the Chi- he will need the bounce of outs. university failed to provide Detroit, while the Toronto cago Cubs last night in the ball to win the PGA. King ,falls to 13-6. cheerleaders with adequate Blue Jays topped the Indians Houston. training, supervision, and 8-1 and 9-5 in Cleveland. The Astros have now wo Among other things, the (UPI)--A ticker-tape parade safety devices. Those results move the se- five straight, while th W competition is brutal. is on tap today in New York cond-place Blue Jays to Cubs have dropped two Jack Nicklaus, for one. City for some 200 medal within seven-and-one-half straight. Greg Norman, for another. winners on the U.S. Olympic (UPI)--A former high school games of the first-place In other National League Team. athlete injured in a foot- Tigers in the American Lea- games, Atlanta beat Pitts- Fuzzy Zoeller, Ben Cren- The athletes traveled to ball game has filed a multi- gue East. burgh 3-1, St. Louis shaw, Tom Kite, Larry Nel- New York yesterday from million dollar lawsuit With their victories, the flattened Cincinnati 8-2, son, David Graham, Hale Ir- Washington after being against the Kansas City Angels move to within just San Diego nipped Phila- win, Peter Jacobsen, Gary honored by President Reagan. School District, an athletic one-and-one-half games of delphia 3-2, the New York Koch and defending champion Gold Medal winning boxer equipment company, and two the Minnesota Twins in the Mets blanked Los Angeles 4- Hal Sutton. Paul Gonzalez says the post- other defendants. American League West. 0, and Montreal topped San Joseph And let us not forget Seve Olympic tour is as grueling Stinson was injured Francisco 7-6. Ballesteros, the matador as the games themselves. during a game in 1982. Elsewhere in the American Authorities say no foul with the pool shark's touch, The accident left the 17- League, Minnesota edged Mil- play is suspected in the mo- year-old Kansas City senior who won the British Open in (UPI)--The Detroit Pistons waukee 3-2, Oakland tipped bile home fire that killed a photo finish with Watson. have signed their top two paralyzed in his legs and Baltimore 4-3, Seattle beat former Major-League pitcher One of the things Watson draft choices to contracts. without complete use of his the New York Yankees 2-1, Lynn McGlothen. arms. will have to fight is the No details were given of Texas clobbered the Chicago The women who tried to so-called jinx syndrome. the terms agreed upon by He seeks $25 million in White Sox 9-3, and Boston save McGlothen also died actual If he starts thinking forward Tony Campbell and damages and $5 crushed Kansas City 8-2. yesterday in the early about Sam Snead he could be guard Eric Turner. million in punitive damages The California Angels will morning blaze in Dubach, La. bothered. Campbell averaged over 18 in his suit filed in Jackson have to do without the ser- McGlothen played for sev- Snead is considered by points and seven rebounds a County Circuit Court. vices of Rod Carew for eral clubs during a decade- golfers to have the greatest game last year for Ohio Stinson alleges his helmet awhile. long career that began at swing of all time. State, while Turner averaged was defective because it The Angels put Carew on Boston in 1972. He won better than 80 just under 11 points for could not protect users from the 15-day disabled list His overall record was 86- sprinal column tournaments but not the U.S. Michigan. injuries. after test showed the all- 93. Open. (UPI)--Wimbledon champion Indians sale close, will remain in Cleveland John McEnroe may face his Olympics younger brother, Patrick, at (UPI)--A group led by New Phil Simms says he can re- Last year, Scott Brunner this year's Transamerica York lawyer David LeFevre is lax now, knowing he is the started ahead of both Simms Tennis Open to be held a San another step closer to New York Giants starting and Rutledge. The news wire carried a Francisco's Cow Palace on buying the Cleveland quarterback. Simms replaced Brunn note that some South African the 17th through 23rd of Indians. Giants Coach Bill Parcells during the season, but promoter with an eye for September. yesterday said the veteran suffered an injury that publicity has offered to put Patrick McEnroe is an in- Yesterday, shareholders of Simms has beaten out Jeff ended his year with 10 games up a purse of $65,000 for a coming freshman at Stanford a company that owns 84 per- Rutledge for the job. remaining. rematch between runners Mary University. cent of the Indians stock Decker and Zola Budd. Celebrity entrants this voted to sell all their They are the two women who year include several stars shares to the LeFevre group. Gerulaites def eats Wilkison figured in the bad spill in from NBC TV shows "St. LeFevre pledges to keep (UPI)--Eighth-seeded Vitas $150,000 women's- tennis the 3,000 meters in the Elsewhere" and "Hill Street the Indians in Cleveland. Gerulaitis defeated Tim tournament in Mahwah, N.J. Olympics. Blues." Wilkison 6-7, 6-1, 7-6 at the Navratilova beat Pascale The Steelers have placed Player's International Paradise of France 6-2, 6-2 IT'S 'flOURRIGHT. (UPI)--Michael Carter, the veteran running back Franco Tennis Championship in in just 51 minutes last To join a political party. Olympic Silver Medal winner Harris on the did-not-report Toronto last night. night. in the shot pot, has agreed list. Gerulaitis fought off two to three one-year contracts match points to sink Wilki- Shriver stopped Peanut with the San Francisco Harris is a contract hold- son in the $450,000 tourna- Louie 6-2, 6-2. 49ERs. out despite being within 363 ment. Defending champion Brian The former SMU standout yards of Jim Brown's all- Teacher won his first-round reported to camp right after time rushing record of In another match, Steve match against Paul Annacone the Olympics ended on Sun- 12,312 yards. Meister stunned the 15th- 6-3, 6-3 at a $100,000 day. seeded Heinz Gunthardt of tennis tournament in Grove The niners hope carter can Harris has spent more than Switzerland 6-4, 7-6. City, Ohio, last night. fill the void left when three weeks away from Top-seeded Martina In another first-round starting nose guard Pete training camp, pressing for Navratilova and second-seed match, Tim Gullikson beat an Kugler defected to the more money in the final year Pam Shriver are among the ailing Roscoe Tanner 5-7, 6- ASFL's Philadelphia Stars. of his current pact. final 16 players in a 2, 6-1.