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Friday, July 30, 1999Results Day 9WINNIPEG (CP) -- Results Friday at the 13th Pan American:BASKETBALL Women U.S. 63 Argentina 55 Canada 89 Dominican Republic 75 Brazil 84 Cuba 78 CYCLING Women Sprint: Tanya Dubnicoff, Winnipeg, def. Jennie Reed, U.S., ride one, 12.312, ride two, 12.407; Karelia Machado, Venezuela, opponent dns. FIELD HOCKEY Men Cuba 3 Trinidad & Tobago 2 Argentina 4 U.S. 1 Women Chile 2 Trinidad & Tobago 2 U.S. 4 Cuba 0 Argentina 5 Mexico 0 RACQUETBALL Men Singles: Adam Karp, U.S., def. M. Bronfeld, U.S., 15-9, 15-12 (Karp won gold, Bronfeld won silver); Rob de Jesus, Puerto Rico, def. Sherman Greenfeld, Winnipeg, 15-9, 14-15, 11-2 (de Jesus won bronze). Doubles: Douglas Ganim and Douglas Kachtik, U.S., def. Roger Harripersad, Calgary, and Kelly Kerr, North Vancouver, B.C. 15-6, 15-5; Javier Moreno and Alvaro Beltran, Mexico, def. R.J. Monroy Aigner and Juan Tapia, Bolivia, 15-11, 15-6, (Moreno and Beltran win bronze). Women Singles: Cheryl Gudinas, U.S., def. Christie Van Hees, Kelowna, B.C., 15-12, 9-15, 11-10 (Gudinas won gold); Laura Fenton, U.S., def. Angela Grisar, Chile, 15-5, 15-8, (Fenton won bronze). Doubles: Joy MacKenzie and J.A. Paraiso, U.S. def. Lori-Jane Powell, Prince Albert, Sask., and Deborah Ward, Prince George, B.C. 15-6, 15-2 (MacKenzie and Paraiso won gold; (Powell and Ward won silver); Grisar and Loreto Barriga, Chile, def. Ana Nunez Cardozo and M. Romero Caballero, Bolivia, 15-4, 13-15, 11-2 (Grisar and Barriga won bronze). ROLLER ARTISTIC Men Free Skate: 1. Walter Inglesias, Argentina, 379.9 points; 2. Eric Anderson, U.S., 379.3; 3. Diego Alencar Dores, Brazil, 340.1; 4. J. Henriquez Jimenez, 332.6; 5. M. Jaramillo Pelaez, Colombia, 334.1; 6. Bonachea Canizarex, Cuba, 313.2; 7. Patricio Cabezas, Ecuador, 314.1. Pairs Dance: 1. Adam White and Melissa Quinn, U.S., 283.1; 2. German Alves and Karina Rocha, Uruguay, 263.3; 3. Ron Woods and Sherri Bint, Caledonia, Ont., 253.3; 4. Alejandro Hermida and Eliana Aromando, Argentina, 256.1; 5. L. Alvarez Rodriguez and Y. Rodriguez Ortiz, Cuba, 244.3; 6. Edgar Escobar and Sandra Perez, Mexico, 243.2. Long Program: 1. Flavio Fissolo and Gabriela Mugica, Argentina, 385.4; 2. Brian Richardson and April Corley, U.S., 369.4; 3. Max Santos and Luciana Roiha, Brazil, 343.8; 4. W. Trujillo Heusser and Pilar Delgado Ramos, Colombia, 332.9; 5. R. Bravo Guerra and Rodriguez Rodriguez, Cuba, 330.9; 6. Patricio Cabezas and Titiana Villacres, Ecuador, 304.2. ROWING Men Single Sculls: 1. Derek Porter, Victoria, 6:54.50; 2. Aquail Abdullah, U.S., 7:00.27; 3. Y. Hernandez Arruez, Cuba, 7:03.43; 4. Santiago, Argentina, 7:08.25; 5. Anderson Nocetti, Brazil, 7:09.68; 6. Dirk Peters, El Salvador, 7:42.31. Lightweight Quadruple Sculls: 1. Argentina (Ariel Zeller, Ulf Lienhard, Sebastian Massa, Mario Cejas), 5:59.05; 2. Cuba (E. Lyon Escobar, R. Leon Dominguez, O. Martin Hernandez, A. Arrechavaleta), 6:00.23; 3. U.S. (William Belden, C.A. Wessells, Eric Davis, Douglas Sanders), 6:01.81; 4. Canada (Rob Park, Peterborough, Ont., Andrew Borden, Toronto, Kyle Warrington, Toronto, Ken Beatty, Toronto), 6:06.91; 5. Guatemala (E.E. Nanne Nanne, Jose Ramirez, V. Zacarias Resuleu, J. Guevara Gonzalez), 6:12.59; 6. Mexico (Arturo Camargo, Dante Ruiz, Edgar Martin, Romulo Bouzas), 6:19.34. Eight With Cox: 1. U.S. (Thomas Murray, B.L. Holbrook, James Neil, Philip Henry, D. Simon, Edward Murphy, K.A. Borcherding, Daniel Protz, N.A. Anderson), 5:33.50; 2. Argentina (Corta Aguirregomez, Ruben Knulst, Marcos Morales, Walter Balunek, Damian Ordas, Fernando Loglen, Horacio Sicilia, Santiago Salinas, Patricio Mouche), 5:36.49; 3. Cuba (I. Carbonell Same, E. Daudinot Rivera, M. Cascaret Delis, O. Ramirez Cabrera, E. Acea Colarte, A. Rodriguez Silva, L. Gonzalez Cobas, Hermes Castellano, J.C. Gonzalez Lao), 5:36.52; 4. Canada (Cam Baerg, Saskatoon, Sask., Joe Stankevicius, Dundas, Ont., Markian Silecky, Toronto, Dominic Seiterle, Montreal, Andrew Hoskins, Edmonton, Kevin White, Victoria, Phil Graham, Corner Brook, Nfld, Ken Kozel, Thorold, Ont., Brian Price, Belleville, Ont.), 5:37.51; 5. Brazil (Luis Xavier, Dirceu Marinho, O. Kuster Neto, Jose Ribeiro, Mauro Santos, Gibran Cunha, Alexandre Soares, Carlos Almeida and A. Fernandez), 5:50.16. Women Lightweight Quadruple Sculls: 1. Argentina (Elina Urbano, Marisa Peguri, Maria Garisoain, Patricia Conte), 6:39.14; 2. U.S. (M. Jaastad, Grace-Marie Mowery, Suzanne Walther, C.C. Cunningham), 6:41.88; 3. Canada (Renata Troc, London, Ont., Tracy Duncan, Saskatoon, Sask., Katrina Scott, Toronto, Nathalie Benzing, Toronto), 6:47.07; 4. Mexico (A. Soberanes, M. Montoya, Mariana Altamirano, C. Montiel Lira); 5. Cuba (Y. Santos Hernandez, M. Mesa Hernandez, D. Taset Aguilar, C. Gonzalez Pacheco), 6:56.84. Double Sculls: 1. Canada (Laryssa Biesenthal, Walkerton, Ont., and Jenn Browett, Victoria), 7:03.43; 2. U.S. (Olwen Huxley and Karin Hughes), 7:04.83; 3. Cuba (M. Gonazlex Borroto and Maurenis Hernandez), 7:19.19; 4. Argentina (Luciana Wilenski and Marisa Peguri). SHOOTING Men Air Rifle: 1. Kenneth Johnson, U.S., 690.9; 2. Glenn Dubis, U.S., 684.1; 3. Wayne Sorenson, Calgary, 682.3; 4. Garcia Rodriquez, Cuba, 681.7; 5. Roberto Elias, Mexico, 679.7; 6. Angel Rodriguez, Cuba, 679.5; 7. O. Sandoval, Guatemala, 679.3; 8. M. Barriga, Mexico, 676.9. Running Target: 1. Attila Solti, Guatemala, 674.6; 2. Armando Ayala, U.S., 672.2; 3. A. Torres Vidal, Colombia, 670.7; 4. Francis Allen, U.S., 654.7; 5. E. Lopez Gonzalex, Guatemala, 637.5; 6. Y. Torres Machin, Cuba, 615.9; 7. D. Iglesias Mencio, Cuba, 614.1; 8. Mauricio Mingone, Brazil, 584.8. Women Air Rifle: 1. Jayme Dickman, U.S., 495.9; 2. Sharon Bowes, Waterloo, Ont., 492.7; 3. Amelia Fournel, Argentina, 490.8; 4. Cecilia Zeid, Argentina, 490.8; 5. E. Caballero Lores, Cuba, 489.9; 6. E.J. Bourland, U.S., 486.9; 7. Cari Johnson, Campbell River, B.C., 482.4; 8. Monica Alvarez, Mexico, 481.2. SOCCER Men Guatemala 2 Trinidad & Tobago 0 Mexico 2 Costa Rica 2 SOFTBALL Men Cuba 5 Bahamas 1 Dominican Republic 5 Guatemala 2 Canada 3 Argentina 1 Women Cuba 2 Netherlands Antilles 0 Canada 7 Bahamas 1 Cuba 10 Colombia 0 U.S. 5 Netherlands Antilles 5 TABLE TENNIS Men David Zhuang, U.S., def. Liu Song, Argentina, 23-21, 22-24, 22-20, 22-20 Women Jun Chang, U.S., def. Lijuan Geng, Ottawa, 21-16, 19-21, 14-21, 21-18, 21-2 TRACK AND FIELD Men High Jump: 1. Javier Sotomayor, Cuba, 2.30; 2. Kwaku Boateng, Montreal, and Mark Boswell, Brampton, Ont., 2.25 (tie); 4. Charles Clinger, U.S., 2.25; 5. Gilmar Mayo Lozano, Colombia, and Romero Fabricio, Brazil, 2.20 (tie); 7. Erasmo Jara, Argentina, 2.15; 8. Henry Patterson, U.S., Alfredo Deza, Peru, 2.15 (tie); 10. Julio Luciano, Dominican Republic, 2.15; 11. Paul Caraballo, Grenada, 2.10; 12. Garcia Apablaza, Chile, 2.10; 13. Jackson Quinonez, Ecuador, 2.00. 110-metre Hurdles: 1. Anier Garcia Ortiz, Cuba, 13.17; 2. Y. Hernandez Reyes, Cuba, 13.24; 3. E. Swift, U.S., 13.41; 4. D. Arnold, U.S., 13.45; 5. Steve Brown, Trinidad & Tobago, 13.53; 6. Luiz Balcers, Brazil, 13.64; 7. Maurice Wignall, Jamaica, 13.76; 8. Jeffrey Jackson, U.S. Virgin Islands, 13.83. 1,500-metres: 1. Graham Hood, Burlington, Ont., 3:41.20; 2. Michael Stember, U.S., 3:41.96; 3. Hudson Souza, Brazil, 3:42.18; 4. Hector Torres, Mexico, 3:42.72; 5. Mauricio Ladino, Colombia, 3:43.81; 6. Jonathon Riley, U.S., 3:45.37; 7. Cristian Rosales, Uruguay, 3:46.92; 8. T.A. Armstrong, Bermuda, 3:46.99; 9. Stephen Green, Jamaica, 3:46.12; 10. Darryl Fillion, Winnipeg, 3:47.68; 11. J. Loria Solano, Costa Rica, 3:51.73. 4 x 100 relay: 1. Brazil (R.R. Oliveira, Claudinei Silva, Edson Rebeiro, Andre Silva), 38.18 (Games record); 2. Canada (Donovan Bailey, Oakville, Ont., Glenroy Gilbert, Ottawa, Brad McCuaig, Calgary, Trevino Betty, London, Ont.), 38.49; 3. Jamaica (Garth Robinson, Patrick Jarrett, C.A. Williams, Dwight Thomas), 38.82; 4. U.S. (E. Swift, Bernard Williams, K.D. Conwright, Curtis Perry), 39.00; 5. Trinidad & Tobago (N. Alexander, Steve Brown, Peter Frederick, Jacey Harper), 39.89; 6. Guatemala (R. Blanco Nolberto, O. Meneses Gonzalez, J. Meneses Gonzalez, Jose Tinoco Kipps), 40.14; 7. Netherlands Antilles (Guiseppi Josephia, Caimin Douglas, C.O. Raphaela, Nathanael Esprit), 40.20; 8. Saint Lucia (Ronald Promesse, Dominic Johnson, Emile John, Damian Henville). 4 x 400 relay: 1. Jamaica (M.L. McDonald, Gregory Haughton, Danny McFarlane, Davian Clarke, 2:57.97 (Games record); 2. Brazil (Claudinei, Anderson Santos, Eronildes Araujo, Sanderlei), 2:58.56; 3. U.S. (Deon Minor, T. Zellner, Alvin Harrison, Danny McCray), 3:00.94; 4. Cuba (M.M. Mesa Aguilera, Jorge Crusellas, Edel Hevia Cuesta, N. Tellez Santana), 3:01.79; 5. Canada (Shane Niemi, Kamloops, B.C., Don Bruno, Red Deer, Alta., Byron Goodwin, Winnipeg, Monte Raymond, Toronto); 6. Dominican Republic (Felix, Carlos Santa, J.G. Peralta Ozuna, Francisco Cornelio), 3:05.19. Triple Jump: 1. Yoelbi Quesada, Cuba, 17.19; 2. Lamark Carter, U.S., 17.09; 3. Michael Calvo, Cuba, 17.03; 4. Brian Wellman, Bermuda, 16.32; 5. Desmond Hunt, U.S., 16.00; 6. Leevan Sands, Bahamas, 15.51; 7. Lloyd Browne, Saint Kitts and Nevis, 15.43; 8. Dane Gaspar, Saint Lucia, 15.27. Women Discus: 1. E.M. Adriano, Brazil, 60.92; 2. Aretha Hill, U.S., 59.06; 3. Kristin Kuehl, U.S., 57.21; 4. A. Fernandez Arocha, Cuba, 56.32; 5. Rhonda Hacket, Trinidad & Tobago, 51.42. 100-metre hurdles: 1. A.Y. Lopez Pedroso, Cuba, 12.76 (Games record); 2. Maurren Maggi, Brazil, 12.86; 3. Miesha McKelvy, U.S., 12.91; 4. Gillan Russell, Jamaica, 13.13; 5. Lesley Tashlin, Haliburton, Ont., 13.13; 6. Y. Neyda Veris, Cuba, 13.17; 7. Andria King, U.S., 13.28; 8. Veronica de Paoli, Argentina, 13.28. 4 x 100 relay: 1. Jamaica (Kerry-Ann Richards, Aleen Bailey, Beverley Grant, P.A. Dowdie), 42.62, (Games record); 2. U.S. (Passion Richardson, Angela Williams, Torri Edwards, Sheila Burrell), 43.27; 3. Cuba (Idalia Hechevarria, M. Carnesolta Recio, V. Benavides Munoz, M. Lazo Callamo), 43.52; 4. Canada (Angela Bailey, Tara Perry, Venolyn Clarke, Philomena Mensah), 43.71; 5. Colombia (Norfalia Carabali, Felipa Palacios, Libia Rodriguez, M. Brock Forbes), 43.86; 6. Ecuador (Sulay Nazareno, Maritza Valencia, Ondina Rodrigues, Ana Caicedo). 4 x 400 relay: 1. Cuba (J. Duporty Torres, Z. Calatayud Torres, I. Bonne Rauseaux, D. Pernia Figueroa), 3:26.70; 2. U.S. (Yulanda Nelson, Michelle Collins, Andrea Anderson, Shanelle Porter), 3:27.50; 3. Barbados (Andrea Blackett, Melissa Straker, Tanya Oxley, Joanne Durant), 3:30.27; 5. Canada (Karlene Haughton, Brampton, Ont., Ladonna Antoine, Regina, Candice Jones, Calgary, Foy Williams, Rexdale, Ont.), 3:31.85; 6. Colombia (M. Brock Forbes, Libia Rodriguez, Norfalia Carabali, Norma Gonzalez), 3:32.87; 7. Mexico (M. Pantoja Zavala, Mayra Gonzalez, M. Sarabia Ortiz, Ana Guevara), 3:35.86. VOLLEYBALL Men Colombia def. Barbados 3-0 (25-20, 25-23, 25-23) Venezuela def. U.S. 3-0 (25-21, 28-26, 25-22) Women Canada def. Peru 3-0 (25-20, 25-21, 21-25, 25-22) Cuba def. U.S. 3-0 (25-20, 25-21, 25-23), advanced to final Brazil def. Dominican Republic 3-0 (25-20, 25-13, 25-12), advanced to final WATER POLO Men Canada 10 Brazil 8 Women Canada 8 U.S. 6 (Canada won gold, U.S. won silver) Brazil def. Cuba 9-4 (Brazil won bronze) |