Continued from P
AFTERMATH
Grosso and myself bailed from the square
tubes and, along with some other members
of the U.S. team, rented two apartments,
which were cool, and we partied heavily.
Like someone once said, "When in
Canada, drink beer,eh."
The apartments were seven stories up.
One was on the side of a building and the
other was around the corner. One night we
THE FOLLOWING INFO WAS FURNISHED BY THE
CHAMPIONSHIP OFFICIALS:
NOTE: It was the decision of the championship
officals (sic) to withhold Steve Caballero's
$500.00 in prize money for 3rd place in
the half-pipe event. This was due to the
fact that because of his actions following
his last ride in the finals a near riot was
started which caused substantial damage
to both Expo and C.A.S.A. equipment. The
September 1st issue of Sports Illustrated
has an article in the "Scoreboard" sec-
tion that describes the occurrence.
Although other skateboard associations
thought he should also be denied his 3rd
place standings the C.A.S.A. decided to
only whithhold (sic) his prize money. This
should be a lession (sic) to all
skateboarders that their actions can pro-
voke the crowd to react in a negative
manner.
PRO PRIZE MONEY
FREESTYLE
locked our keys in the one around the cor-
ner. Outside the window was a ledge about
a foot wide, and that was it. So Joe Lopes
Just walks the whole ledge, around the
whole building, and climbs in through the
window. It was seriously crazy. The guy is
out of control-he's hyper.
Joe just said, "I'll do it," and walked
straight out there. Didn't even look down,
just walked the whole ledge, seven stories.
up. He had nothing to hold onto, just his
PRO GIANT SLALOM
1. Bob Skoldberg
2. Claude Regnier
3. Pierre-Andre
4. Henry Hester
5. Don Bostick
6. Brian Martin
7. Dave Opko
8. Steve Rocco
San Diego, CA
Canada
France
Leucadia, CA
Sacramento, CA
G. Grove, CA
Canada
California
PRO FREESTYLE
1. Rodney Mullen
2. Per Welinder
3. Plerre-Andre
4. Bob Schmelzer
5. Jean-Marc
6. Primo Desiderio
7. Kevin Harris:
8. Steve Rocco
Florida
Sweden
France
California
France
Santa Ana, CA
Canada
California
PRO HIGH JUMP
Czech.
1. Ludek Vasa
2. Christian Seewaldt
stomach against the wall. We didn't even
know if a window was open. Joe just took
the chance, and found one that was open.
Finally, there was the awards banquet. I
thought it was a nightmare. In fact, the
whole contest was a nightmare. The an-
nouncer, Russ Howell, reminded me of a
game show host. It was like we were a
bunch of freaks. It wasn't even skateboar-
ding. It was distorted. We didn't REALLY get
to skate at all..
4. Tim Morris
5. Hans Smit
6. Rogerio Antigo
7. Victor Starr
8. Henry Sarria
1. Jose DeMatos
2. Dave Crabb
East U.S.
West Canada
Brazil
Mid-West U.S.
West U.S.
AMATEUR GIANT SLALOM
3. Mike Blake
4. Martin Willners
5. Jean Alavoine
6. Buck Smith
7. Victor Starr
8. Eric Nash
AMATEUR
1. Andre Walton
2. Victor Starr
3. Tim Morris
4. Lucio Lima
5. Rogerio Antigo
France
Australia
East Canada
Sweden
France
East U.S.
Mid-West U.S.
West U.S.
360° SPIN-OFF
Mid-West, US 85%
Mid-West, US 63
East US
Brazil
THE SECOND COMING
37
HALF-PIPE
5'1"
Brazil
21
$1,000º
2nd
750°
1st
2nd
$1,000
750
3. Ken Park
3rd
50000 3rd
4. Jack Smith
50000
4th
5. Brian Martin
400
400
West Germany 4' 10
San Diego, CA 4'6"
Morro Bay, CA 4'1
4'1"
G. Grove, CA
6. Henry Sarria
7. Doug Zykowski
8. Mike Blake
West US
19
West US
13%
Canada East
11
5th
300
6. Chuck Bell
Canada
5th
300
AMATEUR HIGH JUMP
6th
7. Brad Kasha
2000 6th
200
Canada!
4'
1. Marcel Flubacher
Switzerland
5'1"
7th
1000
100%
8th
5000 8th
500
PRO 360° SPIN-OFF
2. Matthias Bauer
Germany #1
4'9"
3. Jose DeMatos
France
4'6"
1. Vic lig
Canada
112
4. Henry Sarria
West US
4'4"
2. Rodney Mullen
Florida
86
5. Dave Crabb
Australia
4'3"
360 SPIN-OFF
HIGH JUMP
3. Russ Howell
L. Beach, CA 82
6. Detlef Rehbock
Germany #1
4'3"
1st
500º 1st
500
4. Kevin Harris
Canada
78
7. Ruedi Matter
Switzerland
4'2"
2nd
250%
2nd
2500
5. Pierre-Andre
France
49
8. Mike Blake
Canada East
4'1"
3rd
100%
3rd
100%
6. Dan Gesmer
Chicago
46
7. Primo Desiderio
B. Per Welinder
Santa Ana, CA 41
Sweden
AMATEUR TEAM STANDINGS
24
1. Mid-West US
341.25
GIANT SLALOM
500°
1st
2nd
3rd
2500
100%
2nd
BOWL RIDING
500
250
100%
2. West US
327.25
AMATEUR
3. East US
270
4. France
132
Mid-West U.S.
England
Mid-West U.S.
5. Brazil
118.25
6. Germany #2
90
7. Canada West
88
5. Eric Nash
Carlsbad, CA
L.A., Ca
6. Buck Smith
8. Australia
84
9. England
65
10, Germany #1
60
11. Switzerland
59
12. Canada East
55.25
13. Portugal
35
14. Sweden
31
WOMEN'S AMATEUR FREESTYLE
CHURCH
94
PRO HALF-PIPE
1. Tony Hawk
2. Christian Hosoi
3. Steve Caballero
4. Mike McGill
5. Chris Miller
6. Lance Mountain
7. Lester Kasal
8. Claus Grabke
San Jose, CA
Florida
Claremont, CA
L.A., CA
Anaheim, CA
West Germany
PRO BOWL RIDING
1. Steve Caballero
2. Tony Hawk
3. Lester Kasal
4. Christian Hosol
5. Chris Miller
6. Mike McGill
7. Claus Grabke
8. Joe Johnson
San Jose, CA
Carlsbad, Cal
Anaheim, CA
L.A., CA
Claremont, CA
Florida
West Germany
Colorado
1. Henry Gutierrez
2. Tommy Koesel
3. Steve Douglas
4. Ken Fillion
7. Adrian Demain
8. Allen Midgett
AMATEUR
1. Adrian Demain
2. Carlos Longo
3. Gary Sanderson
4. Colin Ruloff
5. Buck Smith
6. Eric Nash
7. Allen Midgett
8. Frederico Hillweg
HALF-PIPE
East U.S.
West U.S.
East U.S.
West U.S.
East U.S.
BOWL RIDING
West U.S.
Portugal
West U.S.
West Canada
East U.S.
West U.S.
East U.S.
Brazil
AMATEUR FREESTYLE
1. Gunter Mokulup
2. Andre Walton
3. Doug Zykowski
Germany #2
Mid-West U.S.
West U.S.
2. Sue Hazel
1. Gogo Spreiter
3. April Hoffman
Switzerland
England
USA
4. Sophie Bourgouis Canada
5. Michelle Sanderson USA
6. Stephanie Person USA
NOTE: The Women's Amateur Freestyle was a
separate event, thus the women did not
receive points towards the Overall Team,
Award.
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THAT THE DARKNESS BRINGS TO LIFE
I SENSE THE EYES UPON ME..."
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