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22 Us V*?╜a?╜ Rvr-w '"'iri^i Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1968 ?√ßRIDDLED WITH POLITICS' Skating Judges Too Critical? GRFVnFLr They're the nirw old men and women-of the Winter Olympic*, and no one is more maligned, more feared, more cultivated and more pampered They're the jude.es of the h> ure skating competition "They can take a dislike to you if they don't like the way you fix your hair, and they can mark you down for it," said one or the lady competitors. "This sport always has been riddled with politics." comment ed one official of the American team. "You put your whole career in their hands " A Japanese newspaper, the Tokyo Shimbun. became so enraged at the judging in the women's individual event las, week that it called tbt "horrible" and added 'Is this sport?" ; The judges are a strange and mysterious group. They ?╜?tand around the ice in long coats and with their arms loaded with papers and rating cards. In the school figures, in winch the competitors trace intricate designs on the ice. they get down on their hands and knees to examine the tracings. It's a peculiar sight You'd think thev were looking for a lost contact lens. Then they line up and flash cA>ci. one for 3 number and other for tenfhs of a degree The scores com* out 5 4, ,V2, 4.8, etc. The ultimate is six The numbers are added the highest and lowest scores being dropped to prevent bias?╟÷and the figure skaters are graded accordingly The crowd always boos. Only an exceptionally good score such as that of Peggy Fleming or Emmerich Panzer?╟÷gets a favorable reaction. Often the crowd becomes so violent vou frar they might start throwing chairs on th? rink. The iron curtain judges the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, Romania, etc almost always: downgrade the Western skaters Thp Western .nidges his hack hy low-rating the Reds The International Figure Skating Federation recently took note of the discrepancies in judging and called for the end of politics The plea apparently fell on deaf ears. "Vou have to watch your manners." said one competitor. "Vou must be sure to smile ai the judges and treat them H* iston SlMl T ping F< U k tjk (UPl) _ Rous i. j j .ntinuf to OUtSJH-RI. UClkA ip their two - w y battle for the Vational Basketball Champion- Georgia Does It ?╟≤* Th?╜ Asperated Pre*, became the third highest ;corfr pistol Pete Maravich gave H in SC history with 1.7M Eddie to Georgia v"h both gong bitf{B*ed**tf>aci, led the loser* with when the dint had cleared. the M Bulldogs had survived a lot be' ?╟? . . . , , * ' - Georgia had four plavers in ter than Louisiana State , ,. . ,, _, . , double figures with Boh Lien eSl' sophomore hard's 28 pom!'; tops Lienhard. eollegi- a fi-footH soph, hit 12 of 1ft from Again m an lw League game Tela* El Paso romped over A-tzona State 87 69 a* Andy | While hit spvpn of hi* first eigh* shots White finished with 21 points and Nate Archibald led the Miners with 22 In other games. Providei IJSJURED MlllSER CONDITION GOOD' Dale Milner, NASCAR official injured Sunday at Craig Road Speedway, WM listed in "good condition" hy Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital Monday. Milner. NASCAR Safety Steward and Referee was hit hy an out ?╟≤ of ?╟≤ control stock car Sunday which narrowly missed two other NASCAR officials. Initially placed in the Intensive Care Ward at SNMH, Milner suffered fractures of arms legs and ribs, aeeording to a hospital spokesman, but "was coming along real well" at last report. U.S. Ski Blanket Third Annual Tropieana Golf Today jllsworth Vines and Jack Kra- two former greats m world - S3 down their sneakers ?√ß a quetfl for spiked shoes to become two of the r name competitors in the annual Hotel Tropieana In- Pro - Am today. e off time ii !) a m. BporU director at La ia Country Club. La Quinta. , . will be joined by George Jne Rnf and a host of other I golfer* in the tourney. '.-.re. 8Jaj8J While. Pet ke nextr, Art a |ne??. Merle tV%. AI Mar. 'Continued from Page 211 40,27 and 15,89 for her two runs, finished with a combined time of 65.84 Miss Greene took the silver medal with a clocking of 3fi 15 and Miss Famose had an 87 89 total. "I was getting tired of being second.'' vaid Mariclle, who was the runner-up to her sister. Christine, in the Olympic slalom four years ago and second to i Miss Famose in the 196ft world 'championships She won the ; 1%4 Olympic and World giant slaloms, however This i- the title I wanted to win most bl the world,'' =he said, then paid tribute to the spunky American girls "They reallv didn't havp any hick to day." she ^atd. The Americans ?╟≤.lit in the f- They are very strong, hut 1 think thev set up too fast a pace Miss Fortna was timed in 4131 and Miss Cutter was caught in 41 48 on their abortive first runs. Injuries to Billy Kidd. Jere Elliot and Jim Rarrows ruined the I S team's hid Pol in the men's downhill la*t| and a broken leg sufferf Robin Morning in pre-Olyl practice hurt the women's! at the outset Rut Kidd bouACed hack fl ish fifth in the men's gianl lom Monday, with Jimmy f ga. Rick Chaffee and Spide| hich all in the top 15. ' We still have a chance j gold medal." Rcaftie said rash of injuries set us backl now we are rebounding TJ kids are great fightr- While the F.S. girls werel per'oncing up- and down-. | the slopps, American rhaml Tim Wood of Rloomfield if Mich , was one s'ep be| three Kuropean |gj r| 'wn rompukorv f;gt| in men* figure skating comy| tion. Emitiench Oan/pr I the World and European ehl pion. took the lead by two ?rt| of a pomt over countryf Wolfgang Schwarz. with Pafl Pera of Franc* third and W| fourth. Ijnited Coin Tops League i ?╟≤>ir Machine took over K?? la--? wppk ,n the Sil , ver State Scratch League bowl-1 mg standings at Showboat Lanes bv sweeping three games from El Cortez Hotel while previous leader Bugs Pest Control lor.. two of three to Blandas Beauty. SlLVfa STATK KRATCM LCAOUt 77. Kng* PB4TI 71 ^outh Keipij ev An. t - Merm Ca-r C4*J*r*J8t ?√ßeat - .'a'rr (Merttftar I United O" 1 Fk OH??f " ?√ß a M.gh T?' *V7 H nh r??4- - Itcm> tB Other ten-mrs* Mery ??nye>r fMSO) 514. 0>'y Larvjlo.* <r<?·?╜) taVit. 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Ore en team to a 8 12 liiumi British Columbia Mnnda\ and a 13 21 vir??oT\ for thp two gamp World Cup championahip It was Cals sexpnth straight two game wrift origmalpd in 1947. Williams, who accountpd for 10 point* in California's lfl-9 win Salurdav. accumulated 17 Mon- dav ?╟≤ ?╟≤ ?╟≤ '. Oaveneavt. ' ?╟÷?? lfr???╜?╜ -'O- vrr. T^y, Cam,. . inn Kirv ?√ß "?╜)?╟≤ Si-?√ß ' "ark Vnrey. One Surfteeen. HarkM M.'Nim t Monie, ?╜>, | George Geuct * '4(1 Mail. Bofterl Paikeryvi.ro. ( 1 A 4 Wwyw ?? Oavd VfM??, Char- ???╜ten. CrverkM aa<tate3*>i.e "?√ßa-., r. - ?╟≤> Coeieo. Pete l MrNeely. Bvid Stewart | B'-- ?? Rr r Je#?╜n M ratata >vck Metleck. S??n Jeho McNe.l vny Heoatly. Willi I Si'd Murphy. O | | WG.heei. Mw '?╟≤ ?√ß ni. 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