From: cyn@odin.mda.uth.tmc.edu (Cyndi Smith)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.olympics
Subject: CYCLING: M Sprints (2nd Rd), M Points (prelims),W Sprints (1/4s)
Date: 29 Jul 1992 17:02:10 GMT
Organization: MD Anderson Cancer Center

Tuesday's results (as reported in the Houston Chronicle Wed. July 29):

Men's Sprints (second round)

Jens Fiedler (Germany) 11.339          def.         
            Jon David Andrews (New Zealand)
Garry Malcolm Neiwand (Australia) 11.319          def.      
            Jhonn Jaime Gonzalez Jimenez (Colombia) 
        and Dirk-Jan van Hameren (Netherlands)
Curtis Harnett (Canada) 11.248          def.
            Nikolai Kovch (Unified Team)
        and Maxwell Cheesman (Trinidad & Tobago)
Jose Maria Lovito Morales (Argentina) 11.338          def.
            Roberto Chiappa (Italy)
        and Livingstone Alleyne (Barbados)
Jose Manuel Moreno Perinan (Spain) 11.278          def.
            Rolf Furrer (Switzerland)
        and Andrew Mark Myers (Jamaica)
Ken Carpenter (USA) 10.981          def.
            Keiji Kojima (Japan)
        and Kalimanto Tulus Widodo (Indonesia)
Frederic Magne (France) 11.230          def.
            Jaroslav Jerabek (Czechoslovakia)
        and Sean Bloch (South Africa)
Eric Schoefs (Belgium) 11.505          def.
            Ainars Kiksis (Latvia)
        and Pedro Antonio Vaca Montero (Bolivia)

Men's 4000 meter Individual Pursuit (Second Round)

Sevais Knaven (Netherlands) 4:36.541          def.
             Michal Baldrian (Czechoslovakia) 4:39.625
Adolfo Alperi Plaza (Spain) 4:34.760          def.
             Robert Karsnicki (Poland) 4:35.184
Ivan Beltrami (Italy) 4:36.150          def.
             Michael Belcourt (Canada) 4:43.441
Cedric Mathy (Belgium) 4:33.942          def.
             Masamitsu Ehara (Japan) 4:41.287
Gary Anderson (New Zealand) 4:27.954          def.
             Philippe Ermenault (France) 4:28.838
Mark Lyle Kingsland (Australia) 4:29.173          def.
             Carl Sundquist (USA) overtaken
Jens Lehmann (Germany) 4:27.715          def.
             Alexandre Gontchenkov (Unified Team) overtaken
Christopher Boardman (Britain) 4:24.496          def.
             Jan Bo Petersen (Denmark) overtaken

Men's Points Race (Preliminary round)

Race 1:
Simon Lillistone (Britain)        9 points, 0 laps down
Franz Stocher (Austria)          31 points, 1 lap down
Eric Magnin (France)             30 points, 1 lap down
Manuel Y. Sotomayor (Mexico)     28 points, 1 lap down
Vassili Jakolev (Unified Team)   23 points, 1 lap down
Race 2:
Stephen John McGlede (Australia) 16 points, 0 laps down
Glenn Leroy McLeay (New Zealand) 16 points, 0 laps down
Patrick Matt (Leichtenstein)      3 points, 0 laps down
Lubor Tesar (Cxechoslovakia)     32 points, 1 lap down
Giovanni Lombardi (Italy)        28 points, 1 lap down

Women's Individual Sprint (Quarter finals)

Ingrid Haringa (Netherlands) 12.179          def.
             Wang Yen (China)
         and Rita Razmaite (Lithuania)
Felicia Ballanger (France) 12.615          def.
             Connie Paraskevin-Young (USA)
         and Mika Kuroki (Japan)
Erika Salumae (Estonia) 12.377          def.
             Annett Neumann (Germany)
         and Daniela Larreal Chirinos (Venezuela)
Tanya Dubnicoff (Canada) 12.416          def.
             Galina Enukhina (Unified Team)
         and Olga Maria Sacasa Cruz (Nicaragua) - DQ

My boss happened to catch the NBC coverage this morning and saw that "an 
American" (Connie Young) was beaten "by a frenchwoman" (Felicia Ballanger) 
in a protest. Connie won the sprint but the French woman protested that Connie 
had crossed (into or out of) the sprinter's lane.  Her protest was upheld and she 
won. Later, Connie was racing a German and the German won.  Connie protested 
that the other woman had crossed (into of out of) the sprinter's lane (according to 
my boss, it was "just as bad as what she (Connie) had done in the ride with the
French woman"). Connie lost the protest.
That's all my boss remembered.
My paper doesn't mention Connie riding against a German and the only comment 
at all (other than the results typed above) is "Connie Paraskevin-Young was 
disqualified in women's cycling."

Any more details, anyone?
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