European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 19, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                May 1985 the stars and stripes Page 27 Noah whips of Advance of semis from press dispatches Rome ninth seeded Yannick a Frenchman now living in the United overcame a pulled mus Cle and Defeated 13thseeded Joseluis Clerc of Argentina 75 Friday to Advance to the semifinals of the italian in other quarterfinal 1 seed Mats Wilander of Sweden Over powered countryman Henrik sunds trom 62 and West Germany Boris Becker beat Jan Gunnarsson of Sweden Czechoslovakia Miloslav Mecir took Only 57 minutes to cruise to a Victory Over Italy Claudio Mez the czech was to celebrate his 21st birthday on saturday when he faced Wilander in the opening Noah was to play Becker in the other if he recovered from a leg injury that hampered his play against trailing 24 in the second Noah asked for a three minute timeout to receive medical attention for his pulled right no therapist was and the referee refused per Mission to leave Noah was unsure whether he would be Able to play Becker in the Semi i i try not to think of it getting he i try to think of it getting if i wont Shriver advances Australia top seeded Pam Shriver shrugged off a nag Ging shoulder ailment and won her quarterfinal match in the women victorian indoor Tennis championships Over fellow can Ann second seeded Kathy Jordan also reached the semifinals with a 64 Victory Over Sharon Walsh in another Al american and Barbara pot Ter of the United states Defeated South african Rose Fairbank 63 in the Pavin sets record fort Texas Corey Pavin untangled a fou Way tie for the Lead by shooting a 64 Friday that set a course and tournament record and gave him a four stroke Lead in the second round of the colonial nation Al invitation completed two trips Over the course in 130 the old Mark of 131 was set by Dave Stockton in Pavin needed to play Well to stay ahead of competitors who also found playing conditions mild tempera Tures and just the breath of a Breeze helped produce the lowest Overall scor ing in the tournaments 39year More than three dozen players broke Par Tom a six time player of the set a course and tournament re Cord with a 6underpar 29 Over the front made a double bogey on the 10th Hole and finished at shots off the Pace at the Halfway Mark who shared the first round Lead with Jim Thorpe and Willie dropped Back to second alone at Thorpe slipped to 72 and who had a was one of three at Jones leads tourney Chatham Rosie a fourth year pro seeking her first ladies professional Golf association tour fired a course re sports wire Cord 7underpar 66 Friday to grab a three shot Lead after the first round of the Chrysler Plymouth Char Ity the runner up in last years women notched five Bir Dies and capped the round on the Par Fairmount country club by rolling in an Eagle from 12 the 25 year old did not have a bogey during the which was a career Best for Nancy seeking her 30th career Lyga was tied for second place with Jan Sally Quinlan and Kris Monaghan at 4underpar Lopez has won this event former champions Pat Bradley and Cathy Morse and Laura Baugh headed a group of eight players tied at 3under Par Dot Germain and Joan Joyce were five shots off the Lead at indy champs honoured Indianapolis former Indi Anapolis 500 winners Joe Floyd Roberts and Parnelli Jones and former National driving Champion Henry Banks have been elected to the Auto racing Hall of the Indianapolis motor Speedway announced Boyer was co Winner of the 1924 indy 500 with Roberts dominated the 1938 indy race and also was the 1938 National driving Banks was the 1950 National the first Driver since Pete Depaolo in 1927 to accomplish that feat without earning any Points in the Indianapolis the 1961 co Rookie of the year at won the 500 in the four new members bring the total to 76 in the Hall of wont go to Japan Australia Australia International boxing federation world bantamweight Champion Jeff Fenech has not agreed to defend his title in Sydney promoter Bill Mordey said Mordey was reacting to reports that Fenech would defend his title against former Champion Satoshi Shingaki of Japan at Nara City on july Fenech won the if title when he stopped Shingaki in the ninth round on april 26 in but the if last week ordered a who handles All Fenechi a said the 20yearold unbeaten australian had no intention of defending his title in Miller ready to sign Oregon standout Junior quarterback Chris Miller is pre paring to sign a professional baseball contract with the Seattle but plans to continue his College football Ca reer As the 191pound who threw for Yards As a Sophomore while leading the ducks to their first winning season since is scheduled to work out in front of mariners officials in Seattle Over the memorial Day the workout is designed to show whether Miller has recovered from a minor shoulder injury suffered Early in Oregon Spring football if the workout goes Hes expected to sign a National collegiate athletic 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Telephone inter View from he was asked Only about the facts concerning the another Walesa who spoke on condition of said Walesa refused to give the prosecutor tape recordings and the original copy of Szczepanski written statement made at Walesa apartment on May Walesa earlier provided copies of the statement to the in his Szczepanski said an underground organization contacted him while he was serving 11 years in prison for killing a Man in a 1977 after obtaining a six month temporary release from prison last Szczepanski he was contacted several times by a Man who offered him several thousand a passport and an Ameri manmade pistol with which to shoot Wale the Man has not been