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Decker mugged
prior to victory
By Associated Press
NEW YORK ? Add another chaptci to the jinxed lil'e of
Mary Decker.
Decker, llie most doiiiin.ini women's middle distance runner
in the United States, blurted out a frightening tale I tiday
night alter easily winning the mile in the Wanainaker Millrose
Ciames at Madison Square Garden.
She said it happened Jan. 19, one day alter she had broken
the world indoor best in the 2,000-meter race in the Sunkist Invitational
at I os Angeles.
DKt'KKR SAID that while jogging near her home in
Eiugcne, Ore., she was attacked by a man riding a bicycle, "soImeone
who wanted to kill me . . .threatened my life.
"He just said. 'I want money,' and he had a knife," she
said.
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broken away and was running down the road. 1 flagged down
a car that had just stopped. It was an elderly couple," Decker
said.
"I was all hysterical and in shock, but they managed to
drive me back (home).-1 felt lucky to get away unharmed. It
?\as one of the most frightening things that ever happened to
me," she said.
DKCKKK SAID the only injury she received was a bruise to
her Iclt hip ? the same hip she injured in her celebrated fall
during the 1984 Olympics following a collision with Britain's
/ola Hudd during the .l,(HK)-meter final.
Decker said she did not disclose the mugging case to the
public lor a week because she 'didn't want anything to inlerlere
with tho race" in the Millrose Games.
Hut alter winning in 4 minutes, 22.01 seconds, the thirdfastest
indoor clocking ever. t;i\iiif! her the sis fastest indoot
tunes in history, she said, " I he incident look an emotional
loll on me that was worse than anything physical that
happened."
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()lympics re\ isitcd.
UK WON ? but lie was booed.
1 .ewis won the long jump, but the quadruple gold medalist
once again incurred the wrath of the fans, just as he did at last
summer's Games because he skipped his final two jumps.
"I came here to jump well, and basically I did that," said
Lewis, who insisted he didn't hear the boos from the crowd of
18.328 when he refused to take his last two jumps. "I don't
think about the boos, basically, I'm an up-beat person."
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Wnmpn Iparl Mfitrn
dinals up by one, 72-7 L ?
on a baseline jumper with Renee Najarian
25 seconds left, after Sinks winning point
which Carolina called a timeout to plan strategy.
The Lady Cardinals came out in a full court press, which
USC appeared to have beaten as sophomore forward Renee
Najarian broke open under the basket, but \sas fouled with
11 seconds left.
Najarian went to the line and converted both freethrows
to give Carolina the one point lead that would decide the
game.
Najarian led all scorers in the game with 23 points.
Sharon (iilmorc had IK and Brantley Soul hers 10 for
Carolina.
Jackie Spencer paced the I udy Cardinals with 13.
I he game was appropriately decided at the foul line,
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I he I ad\ Ciamecocks tra\cl to Virginia l ech Saturday
lor a Metro match, and to Georgia Southern !eb. 4.
Carolina returns home I eh. 7 to lace Louisville.
No. 1 Georgetown falls
I.ANDOVKR, Ml). ? Chris Mullin scored 20 points as
third-ranked St. John's withstood a frenzied rally by topranked
Georgetown to end the Hoyas' 29-gamc winning
streak with a 66-65 Big Last Conference basketball victory
Saturday.
The Redmen, who led by as many as 18 points early in
the second half, were hard-pressed to extend their winning
streak to 10 and raise thek season record to 15-1.
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