European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 1, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes july overwhelms West germans in Bremen meet Germany a Doug Padilla out sprinted Thomas Wessing Hage to win the mens meters and Pace the United states to an overwhelming Victory Over West Germany in a rain drenched track and Field meet Here american men won five of the nine events while the women had six victories in nine events contested the second and final Day of the weekend the team won a total of 27 events Over the two Days to West Germany despite the absence of such stars As sprinter Carl the Winner of four Gold medals at the los Angeles olym and two time olympic 400meter hurdles Champion Edwin the american men had a comfortable 126 95 while the women beat their West German rivals steady rain plagued the meet again on sunday and prevented athletes from achieving world class perform Slippery conditions severely hindered Willie Banks at tempt to become the first Man to leap 59 feet in the triple Banks won but managed a jump of Only 55 2 he holds the world record of which he set earlier this month in Padilla clocked As he fought off a late Challenge by a former european who was timed olympic Champion Roger kingdom easily won the 110meter hurdles ahead of teammate Cletus for one of the two 12 finishes for the american men kingdom clocked while Clark was timed in the second double for the americans came in the but former world record Holder Tom Petranoff was upset by Tom Jadwin winning throw was 28511 while Petranoff toss was a disappointing 264 West German Ralf fifth in the los Angeles swept past american Elliot quow in the 200 meters winning in world Champion Patriz Ilg ignored driving rain to give the Home team another winning the a photos americans Mike Morris left photo and Diane Dixon win 100 and 400 meters satan Day at Bremen Germany Werner Bastian and Christian Haas Trail at Christiane Brinkmann at right Germany steeplechase with a tremendous burst in the final 300 Rike Denk of West Germany to win the women 100 11 1 5 americans Brian Diemer and James Cooper led from the Start of the race but were swept aside by the powerful who clocked Diemer was second in and Cooper third in olympic Champion Benita Fitzgerald Brown edged us meter hurdles in Denk was timed the americans dominated women their Victo Ries included Pam marshalls win in the 200 meters in and Claudette Groenendaal 800meter Triumph in Bamberg from Page 25 diced two More Mendoza double Cut the Ansbach deficit to 54 before John Estania rib double and a run scoring triple by Vasquez gave Mainz a 74 Lead in the top of the who came in with his team trailing got the win in Mainz starter Mike took the Paul Russell had two hits for which dropped to Munich Giessen 43 Germany Munich Brewers parlayed key Giessen errors and bases on balls into a sweep of the wolverines Here the Brewers scored three times in the top of the eighth on two two walks and a hit batsman with the bases loaded to break a 44 tie in the opening Alex Leithner slugged a three run Homer with none out in the Bottom of the seventh inning following singles by Jim Schaffner and Sam tie the Munich player manager Bill scattered 10 hits for the striking out three and walking Schaffner 6 2 got the striking out eight but walk ing the wolverines committed seven errors behind Bill Terry Gooslin and Schaffner combined for six of Giessen 10 the Brewers had two big a 5 run fourth and a 4run As Dan Taf Fel hurled a 3hitter in the Taf fanned none but walked Only Porr and Clay Henderson had rib sin Gles to highlight the big Munich the Brewers had four singles and the wolverines contributed three errors and three in the singles by Larry Prugh and Henderson and a double by Gregor Miklik produced runs As a hit batsman a wild pitch and an error helped keep the inning Giessen scoring came on Miguel first inning single and Dan Cath carts triple and a wild pitch and a walk and Ray Sabons triple in the loser struck out 11 but walked seven before leaving under fire in the sixth Giessen had 5 errors in the the loss left both teams even for the Munich improving to 88 and Giessen dropping to Long wins Woodlawn Golf Ramstein Germany Long of Heidelberg won the Woodlawn invitational Golf tournament in a sudden death playoff Here sunday and Grant also of won a new car for a Long Defeated Mike Suess of Span Dah Lem on the second extra Hole after they were tied with 298 totals after 72 after each paired the first extra Hole at Long Sank a 22foot putt to win the fou Day Suess shot a 78 while Long car ded a one of 178 golfers aced the 10 Hole to win a new he used an 8iron on the 153yard scoreboard from Page lev flue u Devicenzo sullen Postlewait Safford Memphis classic a Leaden 214 214 142 Brewer Peter Thomson 1 Bellono Bradley Bayer Willworth John Richardson Jackie Cummings 233 cat per Collins Eastwood i we saturdays third round in the Jude Memphis at the colonial country Smith 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