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Halaman 6 Bali Post SENIN, 26 OKTOBER 1992 SENIN, 26 OKTOB SPORTS Toronto Blue Jays Celebrate For Canada With A Latin Beat Atlanta The Toronto Blue Jays celebrated winning the first international World Series with a Latin beat, turning their locker room into a wild fiesta of champagne, salsa music and hugs and kisses. The club that had won three American League East divisional titles without reaching the World Series finally won a Major Lea- gue Baseball championship for Canada late Saturday night, and the team of U.S. and Caribbean players but not Canadians - re- joiced on behalf of their adopted country. Dave Winfield, the 41-year-old Manny Lee and Alfredo Griffin, as well as Columbus, Ohio-born Pat Borders, the Most Valuable Player of the Series. Players sprayed everybody in sight with champagne, and their wives and girlfriends kissed and hugged them jubilantly. Centre fielder Devon White, born in Jamaica but raised in the Bronx in New York City, said: Toronto manager Cito Gaston was happy to have erased the "choke" tag the Blue Jays recei- ved after losing three league playoffs, now winning the World Series in their first trip. "People -- and I mean some of you -- kept writing bad things about this team. We're three for three (winning the regular sea- son, American League playoffs easy. Bali Post/Reuter BLUE JAYS-Toronto Blue Jays Candy Maldonado (L) is congratu- lated by Pat Borders after maldonado's fourth inning solo home run of World Series Game 6 October 24. Magic Johnson Hopes to Leave veteran whose two-run double in "It's a long way from the Bronx. and World Series). That's not Behind The Latest Twist the 11th inning was just enough for a 4-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves in Game six of the Series, said: "This is great for Canada. it's great for the city of Toronto. This is a great team." Winfield, who grounded out for the last out of the top of the ninth inning with Joe Carter on Se- cond, felt he had a narrow escape, since the never-say-die Braves scored a tying run in the bottom of the inning and threatened to add the game-winner. "After I failed to get the insu- rance run in the ninth inning, it seemed like it was fate that I would get the chance to cash the winning run," Winfield said. "I can't believe I got the most impor- tant hit here." The locker room was a wild one, even by the giddy standards of World Series celebrations. As the salsa music pumped through the room, Puerto Rican Roberto Alomar danced with Dominicans You have no idea how often I dreamed of winning the World Series. When I was traded to Ca- nada, I didn't want to come -- and look what happened." Club president Paul Beeston said: "My thoughts go to the guys in the clubhouse, the guys in the organisation and the fans in To- ronto. Forty-five thousand peo- ple were rooting for us in the sky- Dome tonight." Then the players doused their boss with cham- pagne. Pat Gillick, the architect of the team's success in its 16th year in the major leagues, was asked how it felt to be the first Cana- dian team to win the World Se- ries. The Montreal Expos, who joined the big leagues in 1969, have never reached the Series. "Without being arrogant, I al- ways thought that we would do it before the Expos," said Gillick. "They're a great organisation, but I always felt that way." "I'm going to enjoy this now," he said. "My daughter helped us by crying this afternoon with worry, and now she's crying tears of joy." Like many of his players, Gas- ton did not want to face a Game Seven with the Braves, who have now lost back-to-back World Se- ries. "It would have been very tough and it would have been a long night to come back here to morrow," said Gaston. Atlanta manager Bobby Cox, who was Toronto's skipper from 1982 through 1985, visited Gas- ton in the locker room and embra- ced the man he gave a start in major league coaching when he hired him as the Blue Jays' bat- ting instructor in 1982. Said Cox: "We had a great year. We played awfully good, awfully hard. We could have won with a couple breaks." (Reuter) HOTEL'S ACTIVITIES UK Journalists' Experience In Bali Recently, a group of journalists from major medias in United Kingdom stayed at Bali Hyatt during their visit to the Island of the Gods. Primary reason for visit is to explore first hand the many opportunities available for business and leisure in Bali. Pictures shows (from left to right): Ms. Cindy Bengardi/Bali Hyatt's Marketing Communications Hubbard/Daily Express, Mr. Jeremy Alexander/The Guardian, Mr. John Clare/The Daily Mail, Ms. Tiggy Dean/Representative of British Airways Holidays and Ms. Fintawati Rahardjo/Bali Hyatt's Sales Manager. 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Friday's New York Newsday quoted a person close to Johnson as saying the Lakers guard had accused Detroit Pistons star Tho- mas of spreading a rumour that he had contracted the AIDS virus through homosexual contack. Thomas, who had established a tradition of kissing old friend and adversary Johnson on the cheek before games, adamantly denied the charges when reached by the newspaper. Johnson, who is returning to the National Basketball Associa- tion after missing all of last sea- son, repeatedly has said he con- tracted the virus through hetero- sexual contact. The issue came to attention on Tuesday when Johnson told re- porters that another NBA player was telling people that the La- kers star was bisexual. "There's a guy in this league, and I know who it is, who ran into a few people to try to insinuate that I was going both ways," said Johnson, who refused to identify the player. "These people called me up.... Different coaches got wind of what was going on and they cal- led me." Johnson, who led the United States to the gold medal in the Barcelona Olympics this sum- mer, said he confronted the player, who denied spreading the rumour. Johnson said their friendship is finished, saying, "You backstab. I'm gone." (Rtr). British Pit Closures Contrast With Caring Dutch Approach Amsterdam - The threat of massive pit closures in Britain has revived painful memories for some 55,000 Dutch miners who were laid off a quarter of a century ago when the Netherlands' coal in- dustry was shut down. But, it seems unemployment has a harsher face in Britain in the 1990s than in the welfare- minded Netherlands of the 1960s. Miner Theo klomp was 43 when he was forced to leave the coalface where he had worked for 28 years with his father and six brothers. He was retrained for factory work, and found new jobs until ill health hastened his reti- rement at 52. "I'm satisfied with my life, but I worry about the older ones in England," said Klomp, now 65. "They'll have a hard time wal- king around with their hands in their pockets. "I was in pain in my whole body when I started sitting down all day." The same market forces that threaten British coal with obli- vion buried the Dutch coal indus- try. Cheap gas discovered on Dutch territory combined with falling prices of imported coal made the Dutch product uneco- nomic. The Dutch mines, four of which were state-owned, were all in the southern province of Lim- burg. In the 1960s the region's economy depended on the pits. "It was a massive shock when they said they were going," said Arthur Spierts, a spokesman for the former state-owned mining company DSM NV. "The mines looked after you from the cradle to the grave." Entire communities depended on the pits that produced the "black gold" after thousands had frozen to death in the harsh win- ters of World War Two. (Reuter) ENGLISH ON MAP AA NATIONAL PARK NEGARA LOVINA BONGARAJA BANGLI KARANGASEM TABANAN GIANTAR KLUNGKUNG DENPASAR KUTA NUSA DUA Oleh I Gusti Made Sutjaja Penulis adalah Sarjana Muda Bahasa & Sastra Ing- gris (Fak. Sastra Unud). Sarjana Pendidikan Ba- hasa & Sastra Inggris (IKIP Malang), Diploma Peng. ajaran Bahasa Inggris untuk Penutur bukan Ing. gris, M.A. Linguistik Terapan, Doktor Linguistik (Universitas Sydney). SELINGAN 2 Dalam pelajaran ini kembali disajikan percakapan pendek-pendek dengan topik yang berbeda-beda. Anda diharapkan untuk meng- ubahnya seperlunya sesuai dengan kebutuhan. 1. Menanyakan tempat John: Excuse me! Made: Yes, can I help you? John: Where's the nearest bank here? Made: The bank; it's about 100 m to the left from that corner. You see the corner over there? John: I see. Thank you. Made: Welcome. Made: His name is Mr. Kano. Untuk latihan: Bertanyalah siapa nama petugas jaga, petugas da- pur, pengawas kolam renang dan lapangan tenis, dstnya. 3. Menanyakan pekerjaan John: I'm a typist: what are you? Made: I work as a salesman. (sambil me k kepada orang lain) Do you know what he is? John: You mean the man with the blue shirt? Made: Yes. John: I think he is one of the supervisors. Untuk latihan: Sebutkanlah jenis pekerjaan Anda (ahli mesin, ahli pijat, pengawas, dsb.) dan sebutkan di mana Anda bekerja. Jangan lupa sebutkan pula berapa jam sehari/minggu. 4. Menanyakan status Made: Are you married? John: I'm still single. Made: Do you live with your parents? Joh: No, I rent an apartment with a friend. Untuk latihan: Katakan bahwa Anda sudah berkeluarga dengan anak dua orang. Istri bekerja di taman kanak-kanak dan Anda sen- diri di hotel atau tempat lain. 5. Menyewa rumah John: How much do you ask for that two-bedroom house per year? Made: Two and a half millions. John: Is that already fixed? Made: Yes, I don't want you to bargain it. John: Well, I'll talk to my wife first and let you know tomorrow. Made: All right, I'll wait for you at the same time. Untuk Latihan: Katakan berapa sewa mobil, sepeda motor per jam/ hari: apa jaminannya; harus ikut asuransi atau tidak, dstnya. 6. Menanyakan negara asal Made: What's you country of origin, Sir/Madam? John: I'm from Canada. Made: You are Canadian? John: That's right. Made: Do you have other citizenships? John: I only hold Canadian passport. Untuk latihan: Bertanyalah apa kewarganegaraan seorang; bila dia berimigrasi ke negeri barunya dan apa alasannya. 7. Menanyakan waktu John: I'm sorry I don't have the time. Could you tell me the time; please? Made: It's half past nine. Untuk latihan: Bertanyalah di mana kantor pos, stasiun bus, pasar, John: I must hurry and catch a taxi for the meeting. kantor pariwisata, dstnya. 2. Menanyakan orang John: Is that man overthere the manager? Made: What time is the meeting? John: Ten. Made: No, he's not. He's his assistant. The manager is in his office Made: You still have time for it. right now. John: What's the name, please? Made: You mean the manager? John: Yes. Lopez Takes Lightweight Title From Gamache Portland, Maine- Tony "The Tiger" Lopez bat- tled back to stop previously unde- feated World Boxing Association lightweight champion Joey Ga- mache in the 11th round on Sa- turday to claim a world title for the third time. held the International Boxing The 29-year-old Lopez, who Federation junior lightweight title twice, was behind on two of the three judges' scorecards and even on the third after 10 rounds before Gamache's hometown fans. Lopez turned the tide by knoc- king down Gamache in the 11th with a three-punch combination, two overhand rights and a finis- hing left hook. Gamache was on both knees at referee James Santa's six-count but was back on his feet at eight. Santa stopped it at 40 seconds of the 11th when Gamache was still wobbling. "In the (lightweight) division, I'm supposed to be old," Lopez said. "I'm 29 years olf. Do I fight like I'm 29?" Lopez improved his record to Marchers Confront Army Near 40-4-1. The 26-year-old Gamache Kashmir Ceasefire Line Islamabad - Thousands of people confronted Pakistani troops at barricades on Sunday while lea- ders tried to negotiate permis- sion to march across the heavily defended ceasefire line with In- dia in disputed Kashmir. About 5,000 marchers set out from the village of Hattian, 15 km (10 miles) from the border where they spent the night after wal- king for hours from Muzaffara- bad, capiptal of Pakistan-ruled Azad (free) Kashmir, and digging out army-made rockslides bloc- king their route. miles) from the border at Madar- pur, paramilitary police guarded barricades across the road and used megaphones to broadcast warnings not to proceed further. Thousands of troops were positio- ned on hillsides. Azad Kashmir Prime Minister Sardar Abdul Qayyum has said his administration would not try to halt the marchers, but said the army would act on national secu- rity considerations. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said it was becoming increa- singly difficult for Pakistan to stop such marches. Pakistani and Azad Kashmir authorities used force twice this year to block attempts by the pro- independence Jammu and Kas- hmir Liberation Front to cross the line. Police fired on one march last February when 10 militants "The army has erected bar- riers.... to stop the marchers reac- hing the border," a spokesman for the pro-independence Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) said by telephone from Muzaffarabad. "The marchers were sitting ac- were killed. ross the narroe, mountainous Pakistan controls the other road facing the barbed wire barri- third of the Himalayan region cades and thousands of troops over which the two countries while the leaders held talks with fought two of their three wars. army officers," he said. More than 8,500 people have The leaders have vowed to been killed in Moslem majority cross the line to show support for Indian Kashmir since the erup- a Moslem uprising against In- tion of the present revolt there by dian rule in the two-thirds of militants seeking independence Kashmir ruled by Delhi, despite or union with Islamic Pakistan. threats by Indian troops to shoot Pakistan has expressed fears anyone stepping over the border. in the past that a mass crossing of Thousands more marchers left the ceasefire line could provoke the village of Hajira, further another war with India, which south along the 790 km (500 mile) accuses Islamabad of training U.N. -- monitored ceasefire line, and arming the Kashmiri mili- established in 1971 after the tants. third of the wars between the two Pakistan denies the charged countries since independence and says its support for the mili- from Britain in 1947. tants is only moral and political. Just outside Hajira, 10 km (six (Reuter) 0 KTOBER BERGENGS 1-31 OKTOBER 1992 BERMUDA JEANS... KEMBALI MENGULANG SUKSESNYA BULAN LALU. ATAS PERMINTAAN KHALAYAK RAMAI KINI... LAGI LAGI BERMUDA JEANS MEMBERIKAN SEABREK DISCOUNT BELANJA I QUIS 50% - 100% ANDA BELANJA GRATIS !! BILA ANDA MENGISI BENAR 2 PERTANYAAN QUIS & TANPA DIUNDI. BERGEGASLAH DISCOUNT & KOLEKSI KOLEKSINYA OKE PUNYA. BERMUDA JEANS JL. DIPONEGORO 214, DENPASAR - BALI of nearby Lewiston, Maine, drop- ped to 29-1. Lopez, making his 11th world title bout appearance, started ap- plying more pressure beginning in the ninth round and Gamache started to show fatigue. The champion's left eye was closed by the ninth round. Gamache's eye began to shut after a head butt in the second round that the referee ruled was accidental. "I fought courageously until the end," Gamache said. "I couldn't see the overhand rights. "I fought his fight, I should have boxed, used by speed. I got into his style. I think that's where my downfall was." Gamache, fighting his third world title bout, built his early lead by using a left jab and re- treating quickly after landing counters. After seven rounds he had at least a three-point lead on all three scorecards. "He's quick, he has a lot of cha- risma. He just needs more expe- rience," Lopez said. (Reuter) John: But I don't want to be late for it. Untuk latihan: Bertanyalah apa sekarang; tanggal, bulan dan ta- hun berapa sesuatu terjadi, dstnya. Selamat mengerjakan latihan sambil berpraktek. Good luck! Doug Polen retains World Superbike Title Manfeild - Doug Polen of the United State retained the World Superbike championship in convincing style on Sunday by dominating the fi- Manfeild on Sunday. nal round of the championship at Polen, 32, clinched his second title with another race victory, as he took his works Ducati to a well-controlled win in thw first of two heats at the tight circuit near Palmerston North. That left him with an unbea- table points lead over French ri- der Raymond Roche, also riding a Ducati. Roche finished third af ter being passed on the last lap by New Zealand rider Aaron Slight on his factory Kawasaki. place in the championship with Roche made sure of second this result. Italian Fabrizio Pirovano, ri- ding a Yamaha, and Slight had turns in the lead in the first half of the race but then Polen moved up, his main opposition coming from his Italian team-mate, Giancarlo Falappa. Polen took complete control when a minor mechanical prob- lem forced Falappa out after 21 of the 33 laps, when the American held a narrow lead. "It was pretty much a normal race for me," Polen said afterwards. "I got the bike and the tyres worked out and then I decided to step up the pace. Falappa was ri- ding inconsistently, sometimes fast and sometimes slow, so I de- cided I needed to get past and pull away." 29 US The two red Ducatis continued in close formation until Polen forced his way through on the inside of a hairpin corner with a lap and a half to go, only to have Falappa retaliate in similar fashion at the next corner. Falappa held on to his narrow lead for the last lap to take vic- tory ahead of Polen, Slight and Roche.. Australian Kawasaki rider Rob Phillis retained his third. place in the world championship with a fighting fourth in the first leg and a more cautious seventh in the final race. Polen said he was not sure what he would be riding next year, but hinted that he might be moving out of the superbike In the second heat, Falappa class. This could mean a move to jumped into the lead from the a 500 cc grand prix team. start, soon to be joined by Polen. (Reuter) Prost Car To Be Numbered Zero Suzuka, Japan- V 190 86 firmed as Williams's driver for season at will with unlimited Frenchman Alain Prost will 1993. changes, while for car one only return to Formula One next sea- The need for decision arose one change of driver would be. son in a car to carry number zero, only because Mansell, as the permitted. International Motor Sports Fe- 1992 world drivers' champion, In effect, this mean each team deration (FISA) president Max would traditionally have taken can use a maximum of five diffe- Mosley indicated on Sunday. number one in 1993. His depar- rent drivers in the season, but Mosley, speaking at a press ture to race in America, however, only four are available to be "in conference only hours before the posed a problem as the "cham- use" at one time. start on the Japanese Grand pion's number" would then have Prix, said this was the For- had to be reallocated to someone mula One Commission's way of else. resolving the problem of Briton Mosley said also that team Nigel Mansell's impending would next season be allowed to switch to IndyCar racing. use a larger number of drivers this and the result is that the He said: "We took a decision on team in question will run with numbers two and zero." Prost, a three-times world dri- vers champion but on a sabbati- cal this year, last month was con- COROLLA MENJAWAB TANTANGAN ANDA Tampil Lebih Elit Mosley also said that there would be changes to the issue of FISA's superlicences from next year. He said a superlicence would only be issued for a spell of one year and if a driver then left with the financial problems cau- mula for the licence, he would during a season to help them cope Formula One or a qualifying for- sed by the recession. have to reapply a year later. He said the second car of each This is seen as a measure ta- team would be allowed to use up ken by FISA to curb the trend of to three different drivers, and to top drivers, such as Prost, taking switch them around during the a one-year sabbatical. (Rtr). BEBAS BUNGA PAKET KHUSUS TANPA BUNGA SELAMA 10 BULAN ALL-NEW COROLLA hadir dengan desain lebih elit. Konsep lengkung body gaya masa kini yang aerodinamis, dipadukan dengan kelincatán performa dan interior apik memantapkan status Corolla sebagai sedam favorit di dunia. Mewah dan Akrab ALL-NEW COROLLA memiliki interior lebtin lapang dan mewain. 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