European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 20, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday August 20, 1978 the stars and stripes pc onnors gains Urbec Woodward headline clinic i finals at r idea Triin n ii Towe match or us Artur ring men at Bamberg Schwet Zingen Germany two of Neur snorts officials. Keynote of the Usa eur amate pm Stowe it. Advanced to the semifinals of thei Tennis grand prix with an easy i Victory Over Tom Gullikson of Easton. Connors dominated the match with a first serve that constantly put the i seeded Gullikson on the defensive. I served real Well today. I got a lot of jts Erves in said connors.1 the match was played at the top notch t hotel before a near capacity crowd More than 4,000 persons which included . Ambassador Andrew Young and his other quarterfinal action fourth Bob Luti of san Clement calif., with a 4-6, 7-6, 6-1 win Over no. 6 Cliff Richey of san Angelo Texas and led Tim Gullikson of Onalaska Defeated no. S Peter Fleming of .n.j.,7-5,7-8. Luti was Down 1-4 in the second set but the next four straight games. Richey the next two games but Lutz broke to tie the set at 6-All and then won tiebreaker 8-6, with a net Ord shot that Richey off guard at the net. Thought if i could just concentrate i i win. Richey was playing a bit Tenta and t Felt if i could just pressure him i win Lutz Aid. Like Connors Tim Gullikson credited serve with stopping Fleming. That was one of the Best matches i be served. I think that threw him off said. Fleming blamed himself for the loss. I returned like a pig and my return of service is usually the Best part of my game he said. The tourney us being played on a new rubberized Cement surface which will be used next month at the . Open at flush ing Meadow . Schwet Zingen America s Foremost ring authorities ref Eree Eddie Urbec and University of wis Consin coach Verne Woodward will con duct the annual Usa eur boxing coaches and officials clinic aug. J8-sept. 1 at . Kennedy gymnasium in Bamberg Accord ing to an announcement from Mil Perce Neur sports officials. Some 50 officials and coaches from Italy Belgium and Germany Are expected to participate in the seminar which will feature physical conditioning modern training and coaching techniques ring safety procedures and refereeing techniques. Wisconsin s Verne Woodward. Hall of Fame coach referee Eddie Urbec. Worked 1972 olympics 0 Kay quits Lions in Tiff with coach Pontiac Mich. A offensive i Bob Mcky left the Detroit Lions no Camp and said he was retiring be b he did not like the Way the coach Rathe National football league club Mckay an eight year Veteran obtained Tan the new England patriots on monday i Exchange for defensive end Jim Mitch 1 met with coach Monte Clark earlier in Day. They both decided he should leave bid a club spokesman. Mckay 30, 6-feet-5 and 285 pounds was Cleveland Browns first round draft in 1970 from Texas. He played with land for six years before going to r England. Chandler Potter trailing russian in Berlin diving Berlin a american divers Jen Nifer Chandler and Cynthia Potter Quali fied second and third saturday behind rus Sian Irena Kalinina for the finals of the women s three meter springboard event in the third annual world swimming championships. Chandler a Graceful 19-year-old from the University of California at Irvine Trai led the soviet by Only .15 of a Point after scoring the Day s High 61.86 Points on the last of her 10 qualifying dives a 2 r re verse. The 19-year-old Kalinina who trailed Chandler in second place after the morn ing s five required dives led the 21-diver Field with 453.57 Points. Chandler followed with 453.42. While pot Ter a 5-foot, 1-Inch texan registered 422.37. Rounding out the list of eight divers who Oil Wurzburg Augsburg gain ii corps co Levels a finals Stuttgart Germany third i Ince co of Wurzburg and he. He Btry 1st the 30th a of Augsburg gained the Fri of the Vii corps co level slow pitch nent saturday at Robinson bar to winning its second game of the four i three Day meet unbeaten 3rd i e toppled Csc 1st of 54th inf of Bank 1. W. Behind the pitching of Tom per tie Augsburg nine had to come through Mer bracket to gain the finals. It � pair of games saturday shutting out " Btry. 1st of 41st a of schwalbuch10-0. On is Brown s five hitter came Back later with a seven hitter to Stop Bamberg 10-3. Against Bamberg Ira Farmer of Augsburg hit a three run Homer in the first in Ning. Augsburg pushed Over six runs on six hits in the Bottom of the sixth to turn a 4-3 game into a rout. Bamberg jumped on Wurzburg for three runs in the first inning but Wurzburg bounced Back on the hitting of Joe Stefan ski who had three hits and two Bis. To gain the win Augsburg s Bob Fried collected three hits including a fifth inning Homer against Schwabish Chamund. Wurzburg and Augsburg meet at 1  sunday for the title. If needed an it Neces sary game will follow. Will compote in sunday s finals were Karin Guetzke of East Germany with 411.48 Points. Janet Nutter of Canada 409.26 scale Rothe of East Germany. 392.58 Susanne Wetterskog of Sweden 374.46 Vale Rie Mcfarlane of Australia. 368.91. Among those who failed to qualify were Eniko Kiefer of Canada who finished 10th and Tatyana pod Marova of the soviet Union who hit the Board an her third dive. Ildiko Kelemen of Hungary finished seventh after the morning Competition but fell to ninth by the end. Kiefer was in fifth place after the required five dives world 200 meters individual Medley re Cord Holder Steve Lundquist tackles the 100 meters breaststroke knowing he will have to beat russian Aleksandr Fedorovsky the fastest in the world this year to be sure of a place in the final. Lundquist s teammate Nick Nevid who has clocked 1 04.48 this year faces a Tough test against Britain s Duncan Goodhew. While the off form world record Holder Gerald Moe Ken of East Germany could be struggling to qualify. Tracy Caulkins who set a world record in the 200 meters individual Medley earlier this month at the . National Champion ships should have a comfortable heat but then stands to meet Ulrike Tauber. The East German girl who has dominated the event since she set her first world record in1974. American Juan Pennington should team up with Caulkins in the final while in the men s 100-meter backstroke Robert Jack son and Peter Roeca ranked second and third in the world Are seeded to meet the powerful russian Viktor Kuznetson in the final. In the men s 200-meter freestyle world no 2 Billy Forrester and Rowdy games from the us. Should fare a twin soviet spearhead in the final from world s no i ranked Sergey Kopi Iakov and Andrei Kri Luv. Keynote of the Usa eur Amateur Box ing program largest of its kind in the . Forces is the safety and welfare of each individual entering the ring. Demonstration boxers will be used to enable the coaches and referees to participate in actual coaching and officiating situations. Urbec the Only american official in the Munich olympics is no stranger to Mili tary boxing Corners. He worked the inter service championships in 1969. 1972, 1973 and 1977 and has conducted army and air Force clinics in Alaska Hawaii Korea Okinawa Japan. Panama. Greece an Germany. The Shrewsberry mass., sportsmen s credentials also include the . Olympic trials National aau championships Golden gloves championships and a flock of International events. The latter include besides the 1972 olympics  american games cism matches the Caribbean games and dual matches Between the  and Russia the . And Poland and the  and Ireland. He also is a member of the Amateur International boxing association Aiba and Massachusetts state boxing commis Sion. He also has served As a special sports consultant for the state department in conducting boxing programs in the Domin ican Republic and British West indies. Woodward a Champion Boxer at River Falls state teachers College and the University of Wisconsin has served As a consultant and advisor for boxing programs in Japan Spain England Burma Indonesia Cambodia Okinawa Hawaii Brazil Switzerland and Germany. He also served As Secretary treasurer of the National intercollegiate boxing coaches association and As a member of the National aau and . Olympic Box ing committees in addition to coaching the  team twice in the  am games. Woodward was elected to the aau Box ing Hall of Fame for distinguished service to Amateur boxing in 1976. Winter shares All army Lead it. Benning a. Maurice to Winter of shape tied for the first Day Lead Here saturday in the seniors division with a 72 in the All army Golf  was knotted with Jimmy Stinebaugh of the Presidio of san Francisco. Don Reynolds of bad Hersfeldt Ger Many is fourth with a 75. James a. Curtis of Schwet Zingen is locked in a three Way tie for seventh place with a 77. In the open division. Ossie Melendez of it. Benning ga., and formerly it Kitzing in Germany leads with a 67. Berlin s skip Haugen the Usa eur Champion is third with a 70. Hank Campbell of Wurzburg. Germany shot 78 and is in 13th place. The four Day tournament runs through tuesday aug. 22. Open division,.,Frnk flux ii. It . � a. 71. I. I. X jul