European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 19, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                I May 1985 the stars and stripes Page 25 decisions Boyce in Usa eur bout by Bucky Fox staff writer Kaiserslautern the teen terror turned his Power and stamina into Victory saturday otherwise known As Joe Hoskins of Vii the terror won a unanimous Deci Sion Over Frederico Boyce of v corps in the lightweight semifinals of the usar eur boxing the finals of this fou Day meet Start at 1 sunday at Kleber Cavern a 19yearold from and stationed at relied on a vicious left to capture his and that despite his coach Yelling for him to throw his Hoskins left bounced Boyce to the ropes twice in the first another left forced a standing eight count on Boyce at of the second even More Thun Der from the left stunned calling for a standing eight count at of the Hoskins finally clicked with a right Cross for one More standing eight at from survived the last two seconds but  buy a vote not even after Hoskins was warned for the warning Only sparked when you a lose a you have to fight harder to make it he the Victory vaulted Hoskins into Sun Days lightweight finals against Larry Howie of 21st support stationed at stopped Mark Willis of Vii corps Baum older at of the first Vii corps coach Freddie Giddens will probably order Hoskins to throw his right again but will Hoskins listen Hoskins is disciplined but hard Giddens i wanted him to throw his right to the if a Man cant he cant the youngest fighter on a Vii corps team that won seven of saturdays 12 said he wanted me to throw a special inside i haunt worked on but ill work on it ill need both hands to win hell also need the kind of steam that kept him pumping All nine the performance impressed Kenny the army coach who will nominate usar eur boxers for said Hoskins if Hes impressed with i am if my Little brother were Down id want it just As the next two Vii corps winners used Giddens Tough conditioning to whip the enemy Mike Clark of Heilbronn stopped cur tis stroke of the 7th army training come Bundlach in of the second Robert Cook of Ansbach sent Terry Wil Liams of the 21st support come Mann Heim Home in a the victories set up an a Lvii corps Light welterweight a 139pounder from finished the fastest bout 34 seconds of this meet by swinging a right handed Hammer to Williams Williams fell to the ropes and ref Eree Hank Rone said no Mas i was Cook i didst think i hit him that berlins Garry Grant figured he hit Bamberg Pierre Ingram hard but the Vii corps fighter won the Middle weight bout by a 32 who moved Down from Light heavyweight late in the Vii corps training took two standing eight his nose his knee hit the he could barely counter the muscular when Ingram won Berlin coach Samuel Richardson protested Vehe he insisted he might take his eight Man team Home Ingram advanced to the finals against fellow Vii corps fighter Michael Julian of Julian stuck Kaiserslautern own David Sewell with uppercuts and right Hooks to earn a unanimous the voting stopped when v corps car Iton West entered the the Spang Dahlem Light heavyweight punished nor Man clash of 21st Karlsruhe until the ref stopped the fight at of the first German motorcycle grand prix Spencer nabs pole double7 by Randy Barnett s s motor sports writer Germany Louisi Anan fast Freddie Spencer sped Dou ble fast Here saturday to win two pole positions the Soock and 250cc poles in qualifying for sundays German grand the German expected to draw More than is the third round in the world championship for to the 23yearold native of who rides for the Honda factory dominated both final sessions Here sat beating out Germany Martin Wimmer Yamaha by Jess than half a second in the 250cc then edging fellow american Eddie Lawson Yamaha in the Soock trials by three Quad ters of a who decided Early this year to compete in both 250 and Soock is the first rider since the late Mike Hail Wood of England to do its a lot More of Spencer said Here Between practice Breaks but i feel in up to in my Amateur i often raced in four Divi Sions at one race i dont think i Ever took my helmet in not quite up to that Spencer said with a getting sundays Soock race will be an fallout Battle Between the two american who will Start on the front Row with Ray mond Roche of France Yamaha and an other Christian Sarron a Sarron won the 250cc Crown last year and has moved up to the Soock who beat out Spencer in the morning qualifying session by More than a complained a bit about Jet lag he had flown in wednesday from but the lag apparently didst bother him on the he improved to 2 seconds in the afternoons final will Start ninth with a time of while the other american rider in the Soock race Mike on a Honda recorded let Hest time at spencers pol position time for the 250cc was 2 an average Speed of Wimmer turned just seconds off the americans third fastest rider was Germany Tony Mang Honda at the weather during the Days practice was hot and and while rain threat ened late in the qualifying was completed in dry conditions and without sundays five race program starts at with warmups for All the warmups continue through and the first race the 250cc event at the 80cc race starts at 1 the Soock race at 2 the 125cc race at and the race begins at Louisiana Freddie Spencer tops in 2 trials but Spencer pulled out All stops to record a blazing an average Speed of Mph Over the Bockenheim Lawsons average Speed on his Best Lap was whatever the out the race should prove extremely going into sundays German grand Lawson and Spencer Are tied for the world championship with 27 Points the third fastest turned Sarron clocked and englishman Ron Haslam the fifth fastest rider in the Soock recorded american rider Randy Mamola television pro basketball Aba playoffs Boston celtics at Philadelphia 7 Golf final round of colonial nation Al invitation tournament at fort radio pro basketball Aba playoffs bos ton celtics at Philadelphia 7 sunday los Angeles lakers at Denver Midnight stars sign finnish goalie a the Minnesota North stars signed 22yearold finnish goaltender Kari Takko Joe Hoskins of Fuerth gains lightweight final Sembach nine sweeps Csc pair from Rhei main Rhein main Germany the Sembach tigers swept a Continental sports conference double header from Rhei main winning the first game 51 and the second the two victories improved the tigers Csc record to 51 and dropped the rockets to Sembach got off to a fast Start in the first game As Lead off hitter Alex Clark parked one 10 feet Over the Lef Centerfield Fence for a 10 Clark went stole three bases and scored three times to High Light the tigers Chris Starr gave up seven struck out nine and didst walk a Batter for the Sembach put the first game away with three runs in the sixth Clark stole second and third and de Bittinger walked to put runners at the Clark scored when Harry whittles uncorked a wild pitch and Bittinger went to whittles walked bully Balocan and headed for the to be re placed by Jim Bill Draper sacrificed Balocan and Bittinger to second and respect and Marc Anderson walked to Load the Terry storm singled to drive in two More runs to give Sembach a 41 in the Clark singled with one stole and Bittinger followed with his second bal Acon then singled to drive in Bobby Moss singled in designated hitter Mark Wulf in the fifth inning with the Only Rhei main Wulf had doubled and advanced to third on a wild pitch by in the second Sembach scored five runs in the sixth inning As nine hitters went to the plate to pull out to an 114