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La Lista Gránhe Para Montrei España Miércoles,? de julio do.1’78 EL MUNDO DEPORTIVO Pág. 11 • .LA LISTA GRÁNHE PARA MONTREI ESPAÑA. EÑVARA 122 ATLETAS: Y 49 ACOMPAÑANTES t!etisme, con 19,, máxhn represe dó htdterofi,: con 11 k m híi ma Madrid, 6 (Alfil.) — El Co Gallo: Juan F. Rodríguez. Acompañantes: Emilio García Acompañantes: E. Ugárte (je Acompañantes: Or be go z o rnité Olímpico Español dio a Pluma: A. Rubio. (jefe de equipo), F. Goyoaga fe de equipo), M. Torres (en (preparador), Mató (entrene- - conocer la lista nominal de at Superligero: Gomet-Canet. (entrenador), P. Cronau (vete trenador) y J. L. Hidalgo (en dor) y Valin (armero). leta que integrarán la delega • Acompañantes: Jesús More rinario),’ J. Manas (pelafra-ne trenador). ción de’ nuestro país’ en los no (jefe de equipo) y M: San ro), E. Segura (palafranei-o). H. • VELA • • - Juegos-Olímpicos de Montreal tacruz (entrenador). Navarro (palafrenero) y V Gon PIRAGUISMO Soling: Juan y Humberto y que estará presidida por el záles (palafrenero). - Atletas: Díaz-Flor, MisIone, Costas y F. Anglada. -delegado nacional de Educa • CICUSMO Celorrio, Menéndez, Seguían. Tempest: Gancedo y Turró. ción Física y Deportes y pro Fondo ruta: Alfonsel. P. Mar HOCKEY Del Riego, Betaneort y Palmel Flying Dutchman: Abascal y sidente del C.O.E., don To tínez, Moral Ladrón de Gue Jugadoreé: Quintana, Colo ro. Benavides más Pelayo Boa, con don Art vara. -mar, Jorge Fábregas, Cabot, Acompañantes: Manuel ron 470: Gorostegul -y Millet. selmo López como jefe de Acompañantes: Luis Puig Segura, Jucrt Amat, Pellón,seca (jefe de equipo), E. He- Fino: Doreste. misión, don Manuel Benito ad (presidente), FI. Mendiburu (en • rrero (entrenador), García Po Suplentes: Acevedo, Blanco, junto al jefe de misión, y don Francisco Fábregas, Sallés. Jai trenador) y Vicente Martínez me Arbós, Juan Arbós. Carre veda (transporte), A, Prendes De Soto y Zubiría. Segismundo Sánchez en cali (mecánico). • (batelero). Acompañantes: F. Bolín (ja dad de adrntnistrador-interven ra, Codina, Churruca, Twose y Maseana. - de equipo), M, Company (jefe tor. FUTBOL Acompañantes: José M. Sala TIRO OhM PICO adjunto) y Paul Maes (entre La relación completa de de Jugadores: Arconada, Isidro, Al plato: Azcúe y Vallduvínador). - téCnicos que (lete de equipo), J. A, Prat portistas y inte San José, Camús, Francisco (entrenador) y Horts Wein (en (foso): Camerana y Avalos gran la delegación española as San José, Pulido, Juanito Gó trenador). (skett). MEDICOS Y MASAJtSTAS Ia siguiente: mez, José Vicente Sánchez. Precisión: González Chas y Médicos: Jorge Guillén; José Saura, Idígoras, Vitoria, Este M. Gómez y FI. Soriano. JUDO - Seguí (pistola velocidad), Del ATLETISMO ban, Cundí, Manzanedo. Olmo, Cerro y Pigrau (carabina tent • Masajistas: 7. Cataán, E. 4x100: Sarriá, Gafcía López,Bermejo Mir, Juaní y Castillo. Semirnedio: J. C. Rodríguez. dida), Villar (carabina tres po González, José Pérez e 1. Mo- .1. Martínez, Heras y Sánchez Acompañantes: Hernández Medio: José L. de Frutos. siciones). rata. Paraíso. Coronado (jefe de equipo), Ku Acompañante: M. Millamón 200 ni.: SCrriá, Mrtínez y bale (entrenador), A. García (entrenador). García López, i previaniente (mecánico) y Torrado (cuida hacen 20-6. dor). NATACION Altura: Carrasco y Martín GIMNASIA Masculinos: Cnsdro departicipáciÓn Morillas. Masculinos: Calvo, De la Esteva (100 y 200 m. espal Atletas Técnicos Total • Triple: R, Cid, Casa yBertrán. da y relevos). Longitud: Blanquer. Femeninos: E. Marcos, E. Ca D. López-Buero (200, 400 ni. Marathon: Bañós, Manguen y Servicios médicos — - 7 7 bello y M. Vernetta. y 4x200) Atletismo 19 4 23 Fernández. Acompañantes: Carballo (en P. BalcelIs (100 m. braza y Boxeo - 5 2 7 • 5.000 m.: Cerrada. trenador), Nina Korolkova (ofi - 4x100 ni. est.). - Ciclisffio 4 3 7 10.000 m.: Haro, - cial femenino) y Eugene Kot-ol J. Bas (1.500 ni.). 3,000 m, obst.: Campos. kov (pianista). Fútbf - 17 4 21 M. Lang-Lenton (200 m. ma Gimnasia 6 3. -9 1.500 ni. fem: C. Velero, riposa). Con inscripcjón condicional: Halterofilia - 1 1 2 I-IALTEROFIUA F. Gómez Reino (4x200). Hípica 4 7 11 Jabalina, Talión Si alcanza 83 • Francisco de Asís Mateo. ni.; pértiga, E. Alonso si al Acompañante: J. J, González J. Comas (relevos 4x100 est. Hockey 16 - 3 19 y 4x200). - 2 1 3 canza,, 525; 400 m.- fem., FI. (entrenador). • Judo Colorado si consigue 53-6. • J. Fuentes (4x200 ni). Natación y ltøs 17 4 21 • ni. Acompañantes: Pascua, Lina • HIPICA M. Lloret (4x100 est-j. Piragüismo 3 4 12 res, Molins y F. López, como Jinetés: Alvarez Cervera, Se Tiro olímpico 9 3 12 entrenadores. govia, Amorós y Rosillo. Femeninos: - - Vela 13 3 17 Caballos: ‘Acorne, ‘Agame A. Real (400 y 800 mj.- - BOXEO nón, Limited Edition, Vat S. Fontana (100 m. esp. y Totales 122 49 171 Mosca ligero: Rodríguez Cal. de Loire’. ‘Thor, ‘Chacal’ y 4x100 m. est.). - Mosca: Rodríguez Rollán. ‘Aguila Real.. P. Estiarte (4x100 m; est.). M. Camps (4x100 m. est.). M. Majó (100 ni. -marip., y 4x100 m. est.). CENA-HOMENAJE A. IRIBAR. - Selección bsket U S A - Saltos: • Chapel Hill, 6. (Alfil.1 Y ENTREGA DE- PREMIOS Deazt Smith entrenador del State), 2.00 i’netrcs Ricardo Camacho (tramp. 3 Phil Hubba-rd (Michigan) - ni.) Conchita García (palanca 1 equipo olímpiocó de balóncesto 2.00 metros. lo m.) y Carmen Belén Nuñez. ‘de Estados Unidos designó Tos CASTELLBLANCH - - ‘12 jugadores que definitiva mente irán a los Juegos. Son: Adrian Dantley (Notre Dame), ESTAN ANEMICÓS Los 1,99 metros. Quinrt Buckner (Indiana), 1.90 metros. CABALLOS - !TALIANOS - Phil Ford (U. Crcdina del N.). Roma, 6. (Alfil). — Víctimas de una .-prioplasmosis. o ane 1.88 metros. mia nf-activa, los caballos del equipo italiano que debían par - . Walter Davis (North Carolina ticipar en los Juegos Olímpicos de Montreal se deberán quedar State), 1.95 metros probablemente en Italia, aunque se va a realizar con ello un nue Tate Arrnstrong (Duke), vo análisis antes de adoptar la última decisión. 1.90 metros. Mitoh Kupchak (North Caroli na State),. 2.08 metros. SE - FOCUEA EL. - FUTBOL - GU,ATEM4LTECO Tommy Lagarde (Universidad Guztemala, 6. (Alfil). — La selección de fútbol de Guate de Carolina del Norte), 2.08 mala derrotó por tres goles a uno a la de Panamá, en partido Sóott May (Indiana). 2.01 mts. amistoso disputado en el Estadio Olímpico Mateo Flores. de Ernie Grunfeld (Tennessee), esta capital. • - - - 1.90 metros. Fue este el tercer encuentro de fogueo para la represen Steve Sheppard (Maryland), tación guatemalteca, que rpresentará a la zona centroamericana • 1.98 metros. en las Olimpiadas de Montreal. En los dos anteriores, ganó IKenny Carr (North Carolina;1]por 1—0. Días -pasados se celebró, en el restaurante LASA, de -811- bao, una gran cena con motivo del sorteo y entrega de premios - - SIETE. MIL SOLDADOS de la llamada Llga ÇasteIIblanchi. - - Montrea/, 6. (Alfil). —.- El Ejército canadiense movilizará da José Angel lribar hizo entrega los- premios (un velero. seis a siete mil soldados con motivo de los Juegos Olímpicos, motos de Trial, relojes de oro) a los ganadores del concurso. ‘1mwiogj,J•lo que supondrá un esfuerzo suplementario de 2.000 millones de cuyo falle se dio a conocer -en - el transcurso de la gala. - - oI.CAÑÓ BELA PRE.SA pesetas, Según declaró el mayor general Fíoland Raid, - Igualmente se le impuso al gen’íal guardameta - Iríbar la «C ÜIPORIIVA ESPAÑOLA;0] La misión de esós soldados será apoyar a las fuerzas de de Oro CasteRblanch. como reconocimiento a su valiosa co polioia y colaborar en las - necesidades técnIcas de ja orgaidza laboracIón. - - - -.
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