European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 07, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes wednesday september 7, 1977 Stacy sets 72-Hole Lyga Mark Springfield 111. Up Hollis Stacy knocked in two birdies monday to help break an Lyga record and take Home the $15,000 top prize in the $100,000 rail muscular dystrophy Golf tourney. Stacy finished eight strokes ahead Fbetty Burfeindt who was at 9-under- 279 for the 72-Hole tournament. Stacy carded a17-under 271, two strokes better than Kathy Whitworth s 1966 record for Low 72-Holelpga tournament play. I was just my Normal self. I was jus spacy Stacy this week the 23-year-old Savannah ga., Winner said. I am Happy with the Way i finished my round today. I feel very honoured to break Kath Whitworth s record. I thought of it All Day. It kept me going. It gave me something to shoot for Stacy said. Whitworth set her record at the 1966 Mil Waukee Jaycee open. Stacy led at 15 under when final round play was suspended because of heavy rain sunday. She began play monday on the seventh Hole and held  until the -4,354-Yard 10th, where her second shot landed six inches from the  tipped in the easy putt and also dropped a 25-foot putt on the -3 181-yard16th Hole. She shot 68, 65, 69 and 69 for the 72  now i can t believe i shot those numbers Stacy said. It marked the firs time she had shot four competitive rounds in the 60s. Burfeindt 32, of Palm Springs Calif., shot a final round 71 to end the tournament in second place. Jane Blalock finished in third place with280. She fired a 69 in her final round. Laura Baugh and Sandra Post share the fourth spot with 283. Post nailed an Eagle on the -5, 461-Yard 13th  Victory brings Stacy s Money winnings this year to Over $67,000. Judy Rankin the leading Lyga Money Winner has earned $111,352. Hollis Stacy $15,000 Betty Burfeindt $9,750 Jane Blalock $7,000 Sandra Post $4,595 Laura Baugh 54,595 Jan Stephenson $3,560 Mary Mills $3,180 Catherine Duggan $2,800 Carol Mann $2,800 Glaria Ehret $2,038 Cathy Mant 52,038 Vivian Brov Lee $2,038 Susan o Connor $2,038 Amy Alcott $2,038 Michelle Walker $2,038 Sandra Palmer $1,348 Barbara Barrow $1,343 Joanne Carner $1,348 Debbie Austin $1,348 . Smith 51,348 Penny Pulz $1,000 Kathy Cornelius $1,000 Kathy Martin $1,000 Sandra Spuzich $1,003 Beth Solomon $1,00. Kathy Postlewate $1,000 Betsy King $755 Jale Renner $755 Murle Breer $755 Susie Mcallister $755 Mary Bea Porter $755 Kathy Hite $755 68-65 69-69271 7069-69-71-279 68-71-72-69-230 76-72-68-67283 71-69 69-74233 70 71-73-70284 77 69 65-74-285 73-70-74 s9-286 73-70-70 73-286 71 75-72-70-288 72 77-67-72-288 72-74 70 72-288 7569 73-71-288 71 72-74-71-288 7172 67 78-288 73-73-72 71-289 70-71-77-71-289 73 74-72 70289 69 73-74-73-289 71 73-73-72-289 76-71-73-70290 72-71-73-74-290 71 74 71-74-290 70-77-71-72-290 75-73-70-72290 70 71-73-76-290 72 73-71-75291 74 71 72 74291 73-72 69 77-291 71-74 73-76-291 73 72-70-76291 71 71 73-7629j Westberg takes 2nd pro Keg title Sarasota Fla. A Steve West Berg of cottage Grove ore., won his second professional bowlers association title in three weeks monday night when he Defeated Tommy Hudson by 118 pins to Winthe $60,000 Sarasota open. Westberg a 27-year-old Lethander earned $6,000 for the Victory boosting his winnings for the year to Over $27,000. Westberg started the sixth and final round with a 217-pin Lead Over Dale Glenn of Glendale Calif., and never led by less than 150 pins during the final eight games. Westberg closed with games of 199, 232, 220, 228, 198, 246, 181, and 216, winning six of his eight match play games. He finished with a 42-game pin Aji of 9,936. Fought grabs . Amateur Crown on 9-and-8 Victory Over Fischesser Newtown Square a. Up consistent John fought taking advantage of his opponent s erratic Chipping won five straight holes monday in route to a convincing 9-and-8 Victory Over Doug fisches ser to win the . Amateur Golf championship. Fought a member of the . Walker cup team from Portland ore., turned a match that was close after 12 holes into Aone sided contest by winning five of the final six holes of the morning round to go 6up after 18. The 23-year-old Brigham Young univer sity graduate continued his steady play in the afternoon round As Fischesser of Connersville ind., failed to mount any sort of charge. He increased his Lead to 7 up after22 holes and 8 up after 24. He then closed out the match with a Paron the 28th Hole for the most one sided win in the finals of the tournament since e. Harvie Ward or. Defeated William Hynd Man Iii 9 and 8, in 1955.the win marked fought s 20th consecutive Victory in match play Competition dating Back to the 1976 . Amateur. He was one under  for 28 , 26, an assistant Golf course superintendent Sank a 30-foot Birdie putt on the Lith to pull within one Hole of fought but fell into bad Luck by missing greens at13, 15, 16, 17 and 18 and failing to get the Ball close on recovery shots. Those shots included a bad Chip on 13, an explosion shot from a trap at 15, a pitch that rolled Over the Green on 16, a Chip that ran 15 feet past on 17 and another Chip that died 12 feet Short of the Hole on 18. He bogeyed All five of those , who plays out of the Tualatin country club in Tualatin ore., birdied thepar-5 16th Hole with a 12-foot putt and two putted each of the other holes for pars to take the 6-up Lead after 18 holes while shooting an even  70.Fischesser began the after soon round by driving under a tree and ending up witha bogey while fought two putted Tor a  to go 7 up. He got the Hole Back when fought drove under a tree on the 21st Hole for Only his second bogey of the  made a great recovery from under a tree on the 22nd Hole and Sank six foot  putt to go Back to 7 up As Fischesser hit a Chip 10 feet Short of the Hole and missed the putt. He then Sank a 10-foot Birdie putt on the 24th Hole to go 8 up but lost the next Hole when Fischesser hit his approach shot 2 feet from the pin and Rose hoping to match one of Cobb s records Houston a Pete Rose is closing in on a Long standing record held by base Ball immortal Tycobb and knows exactly How Well he must play to match it. The Cincinnati reds third baseman has collected 200 or More hits in eight seasons. Cobb did it in nine seasons. What i need is a couple of three hit games or one four hit game Rose says. After monday night s game against the Houston astros in which he got two hits Rose needed 31 hits in 24 remaining games. Rose has figured just what it will take to reach 200. About 10 hits Over .250 the rest of the Way he said before the game. Ill get about 112 More at bats and i need those 33  Rose thinks he has to hit .295 the rest of the season to reach Cobb s record. If he does t make 200 hits this year he is optimistic the record will be tied next season. I see no reason Why  he might already have tied the record except that the 1972 season was shortened by eight games due to the players strike. That season he recorded 198  200-hit Mark is not the Only thing Rose is shooting for. He wants a 12th .300 season. He was averaging .303 going into monday night s game. It has been a strange year in that he traditionally hits better left handed than right handed but this year he is far below .300 from the left Side. It s something i just can t explain Rose said. After the All Star break i lost the stroke from the left Side and Haven t been Able to get it Back. Funny too be cause usually when i m hot from one Side i m also hot from the  another puzzling phenomenon for Rose has been the number of runs he has scored this season. I Lead the team in hits doubles triples have a career High in stolen bases and have gotten my Normal number of walks yet i m fourth on the team in runs  Tracy reaches open quarters continued from Page 21 Gerulaitis. But open officials said the late hour prevented the match from going on. An angry crowd refused to leave the famed Horseshoe stadium chanting we won t go whistling and stomping its feet. Then the tournament officials said another match not the Vilas match would go on and the crowd became angrier still Refus ing to leave the stadium. After 40 minutes with most of the sellout crowd of 12,298 still in attendance tournament officials said that Vilas and Higueras would return and the match would go on As scheduled. However almost immediately after the press had been informed that the match would go on but before the crowd was so informed it began pouring at Forest Hills. The crowd was told that the awaited match would begin nearly one hour after it was supposed to Start. That announcement was greeted by warm cheers from the wet crowd. The fans were also told that the could watch the night matches but they May have to shift their seats for the incoming spectators. The match that the fans were demand ing finally began at 7 10 p.m., about two hours after it was supposed to Start. The delay however did t Hurt Vilas who won his 36th straight match and 43rd consecutive on Clay 6-3,6-1. Vilas the no. 4 seed was effective against Higueras from both the Baseline and the net. The 25-year-old lefthand Erbryke service in the eighth game of the first set and was in total command in the second set. In four matches at the 1977 open Vilas has won eight straight sets. Men s singles fourth round seeds in parenthesis Harold Solomon Silver Spring my. 12beat Vitas Gerulaitis Kings Point . 87-6, 6-3 Corrado Barazzetti Italy beat Butch Walts Atherton Calif., 4-2, 6-0 Ray Moore South Africa beat John Feaver England 5-7, 6-4, 6-2 Guillermo Vilas Argentina 4beat Jose Higueras Spain -3, t-1. Women s singles third round Martina Navratilova Dallas 2beat Tanya Harford Mel Rose Ohio t-0, 6-2 Virginia Wade England 3beat Fiorella Bonicelli Uruguay -6, t-1, t-2 Rosemary Casals Sausalito Calif. 6beat Brigitte cuypers South Africa 6-2, 1-6, t-2 Dianne Fromholtz Australia 8beat Michele Tyler England t-2, 6-3 Mima Jasovec Yugo Slavia 10beat Janet Newberry St. Petersburg Fla., 6 1, 6-2 Wendy Turnbull Australia 12beat Barbara Jordon King of Prussia pa., 4-4, 4-3 Mona Guerrant Scottsdale ariz., beat Joanne Russell Naples Fla., 5-7,6 3, 6-1 Marise Kruger South Africa beat Kathy Harter Culver City Calif., 6-0,6-0. Fourth round Betty stove Holland 5beat Kathy Kuykendall Miami Fla., 63, 6-0 Billie Jean King new York 7beat Kerry Reid Australia 961, 34, 7-6 Tracy Austin rolling Hills Calif., beat Virginia Ruzics Romania 6-3, 75. Made the putt for a Birdie three. Fought birdied the -5 27th Hole with a20-foot putt after Fischesser missed the Green and hit a bad Chip shot 22 feet  then closed out the match on the 442-Yard, -4 28th Hole by two putting after Fischesser missed yet another Green. The 6-foot, 170-Pound fought who made the quarterfinals of this tournament last year earned the finals in sunday s Semi final round by defeating 1972 Champion Vinnie Giles. Among his other wins were victories Over British Walker cupper Michael Kelley and Western Amateur semifinalist Doug Clarke. How they stand american league East new York Boston Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee Toronto West Kansas City Chicago Minnesota Texas California Oakland Seattle monday s results detroit8, Baltimore 1st, 11 innings Baltimore 5, Detroit 0, 2nd Oakland 8, Chicago 7,1st Chicago 2, Oakland 1, 2nd Cleveland 4, new York 3,1st Cleveland 5, Mew York 4,2nd Minnesota 5, Texas 4 Bostons Toronto 0,1st Boston 6, Toronto 0, 2nd Kansas City 8, Seattle 4 Milwaukee 6, California 5 w l 53 54 80 56 78 57 66 70 65 73 59 84 45 89 81 54 75 59 76 62 74 61 63 70 54 81 55 84 pet. Go .606 .588 2 a .578 4 .485 16 a .471 18 a .413 27 .336 36 .600 .560 5 a .551 6 i .548 7 .474 17 .400 27 .396 28 National league East Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis Montreal new York West w 84 78 73 73 62 53 83 73 67 63 62 51 los Angeles Cincinnati Houston san Francisco san Diego Atlanta monday s results Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 1,1st Philadelphia 11, Pittsburgh 1,2nd Montreal 4, new York 3 Chicago 4, St. Louis 2 Atlanta 4, san francisco0 Houston 5, Cincinnati 1 san Diego 1, los Angeles 0 Paci fic coast league l pet. Go 52 .618 60 .565 7 62 .541 loj 64 .533 11 i 74 .456 22 83 .390 31 54 .606 65 .529 loj 70 .489 16 75 .457 20 a 77 .446 22 86 .372 32 Phoenix Salt Lake Tucson Albuquerque Hawaii Spokane Tacoma san Jose Phoenix 5 Salt Lake 1 san Jose 7 Hawaii 3,1st san Jose 3 Hawaii 2, 2nd Spokane 6 Tacoma 4,1st Tacoma 4 Spokane 2,2nd Albuquerque 6 Tucson 3 final standings East West monday s results l pet. 59 .579 Lbw 81 74 65 .532 6 /3 65 73 .471 15 60 78 .435 20 79 67 .541 75 69 .521 68 75 .476 3 vhf 64 80 .444 14 International league w l pet. 80 60 .571 78 62 .557 73 67 .521 71 6?" .507. 70 70 .500 10 67 73 .479 13 go final standings a Pawtucket a Charleston a Tidewater a Richmond Syracuse Rochester Columbus 65 75 .464 15 Toledo 56 84 .400 24 i a clinched 1st place. A clinched playoff spot. Monday s results Charleston columbus3 Toledo syracuse2 Richmond 2, Tidewater 1 Rochester 4, Pawtucket american association Best of seven playoffs monday s result Denver 7, Omaha 2 series tied 2-2 Eastern league Best of five playoffs monday s result West Haven 4, three Rivers 5 West Haven leads series 2-0 Southern league Best of three playoffs monday s results Montgomery 2, Jacksonville 1 Montgomery leads series 1-0