The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, August 28, 1985, Image 12

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Page 12AThe BattalionAVednesday August 28, 1985
Soviet gymnast wins
four golds in Japan
Associated Press
KOBE, Japan — Soviet gymnast Dmitry Bilozerche won four gold med
als in gymnastics Tuesday, bringing his personal total to six, while American
swimming star Matt Biondi won his third gold of the 1985 World University
Games.
Victories in the men’s gymnastics individual finals Tuesday left the So
viet Union with 12 golds and 26 medals in all. The United States had eight
golds — all in swimming — and a total of 20 medals. South Korea had three
golds, all in judo, and China and the Netherlands each had two.
Bilozerche won the parallel bars, the rings, the floor exercise and the
side horse — sharing the last two — on Tuesday, adding to the men’s all-
around and the team gold.
Bilozerche shared the horse title with fellow Soviet Valentin Mogiiny
and the floor gold with Huang Wofu of China.
Biondi, of Moraga, Calif., led the three Americans winning swimming
golds Tuesday. He won his specialty, the 100-meter freestyle, in 49.14 sec
onds, behind his world record of 48.95 hut better than the University
Games record of 50.51.
Silver medalist Stephan Caron of France also bettered that time.
Biondi goes for a fourth gold Wednesday as part of the U.S. men’s 400-
meter freestyle relay.
The swimmers broke three Univer sity Carnes records Tuesday. Besides
Biondi, the American women’s 400-meter freestyle relay team and back-
stroker Igor Polyanski of the Soviet Union set standards for the University
Games.
The U.S. women won in 3:49.10, shaving a half-second from the old
mark of 3:49.64 and the Soviets were second in 3:51.17.
Polyanski won the 200 back in 1:59.76, breaking the games record of
2:00.42 but falling more than a second short of his world mark. Sean Mur
phy of Canada was second in 2:02.69.
Patty Sabo of Dearborn, Mich., was the other American winner Tues
day, taking the 400-meter freestyle in 4:16.23, ahead of Hungarian Andrea
Orosz.
Royals 7 young pitching staff
rotates toward AL pennant
Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kan
sas City Royals head into the pen
nant drive days of September boast
ing one of the top starting pitching
rotations in baseball — and that
doesn’t surprise Manager Dick How-
ser.
“They were good last year,” How-
ser said of his solid five-man starting
rotation. “Their numbers won-and-
lost-wise weren’t as good as they
should have been, hut we didn’t
score a lot of runs. But, they still
pitched good and got everybody’s at
tention.”
The attention has grown this year
with each new turn on the mound.
Going into Tuesday’s game with
Milwaukee, the Royals’ starting five
of righthanders Bret Saberhagen
and Mark Gubicza and lefthanders
Bud Black, Danny Jackson and
Charlie Leibrandt led a pitching
staff that ranked second in the
American League in earned run av
erage at 3.51 and has allowed a
league-least 77 home t uns.
The starters have a combined
ERA of 3.32 over 820 innings. Lei
brandt is second in the league with a
2.79 ERA, Saberhagen third at 2.81
and Jackson seventh at 3.05.
Saberhagen at 16-5 is tied for the
league-lead with 16 victories, while
Leibrandt is 13-6 and Jackson 12-7.
Gubicza is 9-7 with a 3.97 ERA and
Black is 8-13 with a 4.1 7 ERA.
Jackson is among the league-lead
ers in shutouts with three, while Lei
brandt has twice kept opponents
scoreless. The Royals starters have
hurled only one less shutout than
league-leader Detroit, whose staff
has 10 to their credit, and already
have equaled last year’s season total.
The best news for the Royals —
however disheartening to the rest of
the league — is the youthfulness of
the staf f .
Leibrandt and Black are the old
est at 28, while Jackson and Gubicza
are 23 and Saberhagen is 21.
“It’s kind of an amazing thing be
ing so young and being in the situa
tion I’m in,” said Saberhagen.
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