European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 1, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes Friday september 1, 1978 Usa eur swimming championships pc Marine Bickford win 5 titles Sindel Fingen Germany Heidel Berg s Ted Kanamine and Nurnberg s James Bickford figured in five Champion ships As swimming returned to usar eur status Competition after a nine year s absence Here this week. Kanamine won set a record in the 10-me Ter Butterfly clocking a 59.54 to shatter the of nov for West Germany viewers saturday sept. 2 12 00  from the olympic 1 10  football league highlights Pittsburgh 1 35  nationals 2 25 , Pittsburgh is. Philadelphia sunday sept. 3 1 50  football league highlights los Angeles 2 15  team Tennis 3 10  football league game Dallas is. Denver 9 00  on Satel Lite National football league game Oakland v. Denver for Berlin viewers saturday sept. 2 12 30  football league highlights Pittsburgh 12 55  football league game Dallas is Denver sunday sept. 3 12 30  team Tennis 1 20  Pittsburgh is. Philadelphia 9 00  on Satel Lite National football league game Oakland v. Denver for Bremerhaven viewers saturday sept. 2 11 55  fights of the Cen Tury 12 05  from the olympic 1 00  fights of the Cen Tury 1 10  sports leg ends 1 35  golfers association championship 3 25  world of Auto racing sunday sept. 3 12 30  football league highlights Chicago 12 55  team Tennis 1 50  football league highlights Baltimore monday sept. 4 12 .15  football league game Denver is. Dallas Minnesota stripped of 24-3 Cage record for 1976-77 Campaign Minneapolis a the 1976-77 Minnesota Gopher basketball team has been stripped of its 24-3 record because the school allowed three players to compete in Defiance of an order by the National collegiate athletic association. The official record of the 1976-77 team will be 0-27. The announcement said the gophers big ten conference standing and records Are not affected by the Mcaa action. The gophers finished second to Michi Gan in the big ten that year with a 15-3 Mark. The University said the Mcaa Council voted not to apply sanctions against the three players Mychal Thompson David Winey and Phil Saunders who competed that season while a . District court in Junction was in effect. Old Mark of 1 03.4. He also won the 100-me Ter backstroke and 400-meter freestyle races taking the former in 1 10.30 and the latter in 4 28.69.Bickford took the men s sprints break ing the record of 26.32 seconds he set in the preliminaries with a 26.16 clocking in the 50-meter freestyle. He also triumphed in the 50-meter backstroke and the 50-meter Butterfly. Kanamine later declared the most Valu Able men s swimmer and Bickford Tea med up with a Firnberg s Raymond Bosse and Wurzburg s Al Clow to form a pickup entry in the 200-meter Medley relay which they won in the time of 2 07.84 to establish Usa eur up tourney opens today in Augsburg Augsburg Germany the 1978 Usa eur Community sports conference men s fast pitch softball championships open Here Friday with nine teams including defend ing Champion Mannheim shooting for the title. The four Day double elimination tournament includes the first and second place teams of v corps Vii corps and 21st support come and All Star teams from Berlin seventh  training come and setae. There will be a meeting of the team managers Friday at 10 . At Sheridan Cavern gym no. 1 for the drawing of the game pairings according to Joe Lane Usa eur sports chief. Representing v corps Are Giessen and Hanau Stuttgart and Hillesheim Are Vii corps representatives and Mannheim and Heidelberg Are the 21st support come entries. There will be six games Friday. Two games kick off the tourney at 12 30 . At Fields no. 1 and 2. There also will be games at 2 30 . And 4 00 . At both Fields. An eight game slate is scheduled saturday with two games at 10 ., 11 30 ., 1 00 . . On sunday there will be single games at Field no. 1 at 1p.m.,2 30 . And 4 . The championship game is scheduled monday at 1 . If an extra game is needed it will follow 30 minutes after the conclusion of the first contest. Randall Clack share Lead in interservice Golf after 54 Mayport naval station Fla. Army s Frank Randall forged into a tie for the open division Lead in the third round of the interservice Golf championship Here wednesday posting the Best round of the Day a two under Par 69 for a 54-Hole total of 217 along with Navy s Alan Clack who shot a one Over Par 72. Randall who carded 74-74 in the first two rounds moved up from sixth place and Clack who shot 74-71, edged Forward from second place. All Navy Champion Ron Barry and Bill Irwin a Marine retained third and fourth places respectively Barry posting a third round 72 to finish one stroke off the Pace with 218 and Irwin carding a 73 for 220, three strokes behind the leaders. Army s Robert Parker stationed in Korea who led the 15-Man Field after the Sec Ond round dropped to fifth place with 221 after scoring a 77 to go with his earlier rounds of 69-75. Usa eur s skip Haugen from Berlin shot a third round 75 to remain in the no. 9 Slot with 226. Jimmy Stinebaugh  shot into a four stroke Lead Over the second round Pace setter in the seniors division with a one Over Par 72 and a 54-Hole total of 218. Navy s Ken Allen Slid into the no. 2 Slot after shooting a 77 for 222, Bob Nolf of Nav eur London finished in third place with 227, nine strokes behind the Leader. He shot a 72 wednesday. Army s Maurice Winter of shape pos Ted an 80 and Marine Paul Malone tallied a 77 to share fifth place with 236. Navy s Shelley Savage continued to Lead the women s division with a three round to Tal of 240 after shooting an 81, which included an eight on the final Hole after going out of  is seven strokes in front of second celtics White extends pact Boston up Boston celtics Veter an guard Jojo White has signed an Exten Sion to his present contract putting to rest rumours he was unhappy in Boston the team announced. Place finisher  s Marianne Beall who shot a 74 for 247. Christine Giza Navy Slid from second to third place with 251 after carding a 79. The 54-Hole totals open division Frank Randall  74-74-6217 Alan Clack Navy 74-71-72217 Ron Barry Navy 72-74-72218 Bill Erwin marines 73-74-73220 Robert Parker  69-75-77221 Albert Morton  74-73-75222 Ozzie Melendez  70-79-75224 Dave Shuford marines 76-77-72225 skip Haugen  80-71-75226 Bryon White Navy 77-72-79228 Steve Ebert marines 78-83-75236 Rich Bailey marines 79-75-84238 Bob Corn Navy 80-80-84244 a Carlin marines 81-76-89246 senior division Jimmy Stinebaugh  77-69-72218 Ken Allen Navy 71-7-4-77222 Bob Nolf Navy 76-79-72227 Patrick Kelly  76-79-79234 to Winter . 81-75-80236 Paul Malone marines 80-79-77236 Bob Payne marines 82-81-76239 Ted Dorris Navy 76-82-82240 John May marines 78-84-81243 women s division Shelley Savage Navy 78-81-81240 Marianne Beall  84-89-74247 Christine Giza Navy 84-88-79251 Linda  marines 85-93-89267 sue Woodman Navy 91-101-89281 Kaprice Mccurl Lough. Marines 98-100-90288 Karen Kelly marines 108-114-122344 Bobick starts comeback with to of Montes Bloomington Minn up Duane Bobick of Bowlus minn., began a come Back in impressive style wednesday night with a third round knockout Over mexican heavyweight Champion Fernando Montes. After a sluggish first round the seventh ranked heavyweight contender began to show his boxing ability in the second round scoring with a succession of left Hooks to the head and body of his Paunchy  1 35 into the third round Bobick Fol Lowed a succession of jarring Hooks with an overhead right that felled Montes who took the 10-count sitting Down his face Cov ered with blood. Bobick weighed in at 217 and Montes 223. A Usa eur record because it was a new event. Earlier Kanamine Bickford Bosse and Schweinfurt s Jim Mainwaring combined to form a record setting 200-meter freestyle relay team. Bosse set a record in the 100-meter breaststroke twice. In the preliminaries he turned the distance in 1 18.16 to break the old Mark of 1 19.30 set by the 8th inf div s Lincoln Yamashita in 1969. Then in the finals he lowered the record to 1 17.12. Bamberg s Jeffery Weichmann pushed Bosse to his record and the situation was reversed in the 200-meter individual med Ley when Weichmann nosed out Bosse in a 2 34.94 record setting time. The old Mark of 2 36.5 was established by Kevin Culhane of the 32nd Aad com in 1969. De Lugenbeal a Stuttgart swimmer on try to Chi Emsee dominated the diving Competition winning both the one meter platform event and the 3-meter Spring Board. He executed several difficult dives and and scored 273.65 Points on the 1-meter and 258.45 from the higher Board. Women were competing in Usa eur swimming for a first time. So All of their times were record setting performances. Augsburg s Dorothy Joyce etched her name in the Book four times. She won the 200-Rneter individual Medley in 3 10.43 and the 400-meter freestyle in 6 02.48. She also combined with Elizaabeth Johnson Mary Philbin and Jina Bausch to give Augsburg championships in the 200-meter freestyle and Medley relays. Joyce was declared the outstanding women competitor in the meet. Nurnberg s Anita Mcnabb and ans Bach s Laura Tallman gave Joyce a Good run for the outstanding swimmer award by winning three events apiece. Mcnabb took the 50-meter freestyle 50-meter Butterfly and 50-meter backstroke and Tallman took the same three events Over the 10-meter distance. The results  s results 50-meter freestyle1. Anita Mcnabb Nurnberg 2. Mariane Ferrer Grafe Wohr 3. Terry Buck popping in 4. Diane Roth go Pingen 37.76. 50-meter breaststroke1. Mcnabb 2. Eliza Beth Johnson Augsburg 3. Buck 4. Jina Bausch Augsburg 51.27. 100-meter backstroke1. Laura Tallman ans Bach 2. Mary Philbin Augsburg 3. Sandra Nadeau gop Pingen 4. Roth 1 42.90. 100-meter butterfly1. Tallman 1 54.05. 200-meter individual medley1. Dorothy Joyce Augsburg 2. Darlene Kilgallon Nurnberg 3 10.43. 200-meter Medley relay1. Augsburg Johnson Philbin Nadeau Roth 2. Goppinger 3 18.76. 400-meter freestyle1. Joyce 2. Kilgallon 3. Ferrer 6 02.48. Men s results 50-meter freestyle1. James Bickford Nurnberg 2. Ron Coots Aschaffenbur 3. Jim Woods Grafe Wohr 4. John Rossart Hanau 26.16. Usa eur record old re Cord 26.32 by Bickford in preliminaries. 50-meter breaststroke1. Peter Gabriel Stutt Gart 2. David Faulkner Giessen  Reich setae 4. James Girard Grafe Wohr 36.69. 50-meter backstroke1. Bickford 2. Rick Bai Ley Stuttgart 3. Richard Darby Schweinfurt 4. Girard 32.45. 50-meter butterfly1. Bickford 2. Kent Gonser Frankfurt 3. Jerry Rentschler Goppinger 4. David Haynes 28.96. 100-meter freestyle1. Woods 2. Rossart 3. Jim Mainwaring Schweinfurt 4. Paul Wilson Stuttgart 1 02.52. 100-meter breaststroke1. Raymond Bosse Nurnberg 2. Jeffery Weichmann Bam Berg 3. Gabriel 4. Fai Kner 1 17.12. Usa eur record old record 1 18.16 by Bosse in preliminaries. 100-meter backstroke1. Ted Kanamine he Del Berg 2. Woods 3. Bailey 4. Darby 1 10.30. 100-meter butterfly1. Kanamine 2. Rentschler 3. Gonser 4. Haynes 59.54. Usa eur record old re Cord 1 03.4. 200-meter individual medley1. Weichmann 2. Bosse 3. Gabriel 4. Gonser,2 34.94. Usa eur record old record 2 36.5 by Kevin Culhane 32nd Aad com 1969. 200-meter Medley relay1. Guest team Al Clow a Litzburg Bickford Kanamine Bosse 2. Stutt Gart 3. Grafen Flor 4. Setae 2 07.84. Usa eur re Cord new event. 400-meter freestyle1. Kanamine 2. Bosse 3 of Eichmann 4. Wylie Smith Stuttgart 4 28.69. 3-meter springboard diving1. De Lugenbeal i Stuttgart 2. Wylle Brown Hanau 3. Mark Pickard Schweinfurt 4. Randy Gordon Ramstein 258.45. F team scoring Stuttgart 131, Gap Pingen 126, aug f Burg 110, Grafen Wihr and Nurnberg 98, Staaf 64, i Schweinfurt 55, Hanau 28, Ansbach and Heidelberg 27. 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