European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 27, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday september 27, 1977 the stars and stripes Page 21 soc picks . . Loses bid to be . Choi Ceto Host j 984 summer olympics  Springs Colo. A tie City of los Angeles stressing its spar Tan bid to the end was named Over new York sunday to be the american candidate to Host the 1984 summer olympic games. The . Olympic committee meeting Only briefly in secret after hearing the final presentations from each City voted55-39 to accept the proposal of los Angeles which last staged the olympic games inthe United states in 1932. The soc Deci Sion virtually assures the California Cit that it will stage the games. The International olympic committee will make the final selection next May in Athens Greece but no other cities in the world have expressed an interest in Host ing the games although they still have an other month in which to do so. There was no indication of Why the soc s 65-member executive Board chose los Angeles Long the front runner in the Competition but in All its presentations the City stressed it had the facilities Al ready in place and it would need relatively Little Money for the  York on the other hand foresaw a built in deficit but did not believe there would be any difficulty in overcoming it especially since its bid had the full support of the governor and state legislature. E. Newbold Black in chairman of the soc s site selection committee said los Angeles had proposed a very Low capita spending budget involving its existing  the other hand he said new York had a unique solution to the construction fan olympic Village to House the athletes the building of 2,000 units on Roosevelt Island in he East River. Several soc Board members who asked not to be identified said doubts about the availability of Shea stadium As Amain Arena were a key Factor in the Selec Tion of los  new York delegation had assured the voting members that Shea stadium would be available for the games. But Many believed that m. Donald Grant chairman of the Board of the new York mets baseball team a principal tenant of the stadium would refuse to move his team to Yankee stadium for the year that the olympics would be held. Soc president Robert j. Kane said there were equities on both sides. There were so Many Good things on both  i can say is if it had gone to new York it would have been a Good selection  los Angeles mayor Tom Bradley said there is great prestige value to the City which is successful in getting the olympic games. The spotlight of the world will be on our  sports Cowboy Tony Dorsett lands on his head after taking a pass from quarterback Roger staubach. Heisman trophy winning Rookie scores first two professional touchdowns in Dallas Victory Hart completes 12 straight passes Dorsett scores twice in Cowboy win by the associated press Veteran quarterbacks Jim Hart of the St. Louis cardinals and Roger staubach of the Dallas cowboys pieced together Long strings of pass completions sunday in Lead ing their teams to National football league  set a St. Louis club record with 12 straight first half completions including a10-Yard touchdown pass to j. V. Cain As the cardinals downed Chicago 16-13. For the nil Roundup game Hart completed 16 of 24 for 215yards. Jim Bakken kicked Field goals of 49, 36and 41 Yards for the cardinals. Staubach hit 10 consecutive attempt Sand Heisman trophy Winner Tony Dorsett scored his first professional touchdowns on runs of 11 and 34 Yards to Lead Dallas to a 41-21 Romp Over the new York , who scored the cowboys first to on a two Yard run finished with 18 of 29for 235 Yards. Elsewhere sunday Oakland Defeated Pittsburgh 16-7 Cincinnati battered Seattle 42-20 Baltimore downed the Newyork jets 20-12 Washington edged Atlanta 10-6 Detroit topped new Orleans 23-14 Houston whipped Green Bay 16-10 san Diego took Kansas City 23-7 Denver whipped Buffalo 26-6 Miami topped san Francisco 19-15, and los Angeles shut out Philadelphia 20-0. Raiders 16, Steeles 7 Oakland built its Early Lead on Field goals of 21, 40 and 41 Yards by Erroll Mann and capitalized on Pittsburgh mistakes to beat the Steeles. The Raider defense bottled up Pitts Burgh All Day Long with interceptions by Jack Tatum Willie Brown and Charle Phillips halting the Steeler attack. Bengals 42, sea Hawks 20cincinnati piled up a 28-0 Lead against Seattle and then had to hold off a Seaha Krally that chopped away All but eight Points of the Early  bengals scored the first three times they had the Ball and after Seattle comeback Ken Anderson threw a 32-Yard touch Down pass to Issac Curtis and scored an other to to Nail Down the  20, jets 12 Don Mccauley scored two touchdown for the Colts the first on a 2-Yard run after a Jet offside penalty on a Field goal try gave the Colts a first Down at the 5. Then Mccauley scored on the first play after Jet punter Duane Carrell fumbled a snap and new York turned the Ball Over at the 1.redskins 10, Falcons 6 Billy Kilmer s 2-Yard to pass to Mike Thomas carried the redskins past Atlanta but two interceptions and a Fumble kept Washington fans howling at their Veteran quarterback. Lions 23, saints 14 tight end Charlie Sanders set a Detroit club record when he caught a 20-Yard to pass from Greg Landry. The catch his second of the game was the 326th of his nil career breaking Gail Cogdill s club Mark of 325. Oilers 16, packers 10willie Alexander took an interception 95 Yards for Houston s winning touchdown. With the score tied at 10-10, the Packer moved from their own 25 to the Houston 9, continued on Page 23 we have no intention of going into there Bradley said. We think our Revenue projections Are sound and  think our managerial abilities will pre vent the expenditures from getting out  the los Angeles proposal Calls for reve Nues of $184.25 million with capital outlays of $33.5 million. The Cost of running the games under the los Angeles plan would be $150 million with no Cost to the taxpayer. The soc had pressured los Angeles to improve its bid to include a $25 million Cov ered swimming stadium and an olympic Village for 12,000 athletes whose estimated Cost would be about $100 million. Los Angeles grudgingly revised its proposal to include the swimming stadium and the Village but Only if the International olympic committee insisted that Federal funds remain available. The new York bid had a built in deficit of $250 million but officials from the Gover nor on Down assured the voting delegates that the costs would be absorbed. At first they said the state Wold provide $100 Mil lion and the Federal government $150 Mil lion but at one Point they indicated the state would underwrite the entire deficit. California gov. Edmund g. Brown jr., who made a hurried late night trip Here when it appeared that Longshot new York was gaining headway with the executive Board said there is a lot of talk about Money. I for one see the spirit of the olympics in Competition and Honor and the traditions that have made it what it is Over the Many centuries. So As Long As the proposal is sound the real focus ought to be on the athletes and individual competitions and the commit ment to excellence. It is not just something to make businessmen a few extra profits he said. Los Angeles next must make a presenta Tion at the upcoming meeting of the Gener Al Assembly sports federations in Monte Carlo oct. 6-9. After los Angeles staged the 1932 summer games the City immediately began a Campaign to Host them again. Los Angeles was the american bidder for the 1976 and 1980 games but lost to Montreal and Moscow. Sunday s soc decision followed three Days of meetings by its executive Board. Under the soc voting Structure the 31 National sports governing bodies have two votes apiece while other Board members carry one vote each. Brown Bradley expect no extra Cost to taxpayer by Mike Mewhinney los Angeles a a triumphant mayor Tom Bradley and gov. Edmund Brown jr., having won the 1984 summer olympic games for los Angeles promised sunday the event would not ruin the South Ern California Economy or environment. Brown speaking to reporters at los an Geles International Airport said there would be no environmental problems resulting from the games and the City and state intend to do it with the revenues we  he and Bradley arrived in los Angeles by chartered Jet in mid afternoon from col Orado Springs Colo., where a few hours before the . Olympic committee had chosen the City Over new York As the . Candidate for the games. New York put on a very Good presenta Tion but i think los Angeles simply had a More persuasive Case Bradley said. He said he thought it was the location and existence of los Angeles facilities for the Many olympic summer sports that con Vinced the soc As Well As this City s continued on Page 24