European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 13, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday september 13, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 23 Muncie Calls it quits Foo much pressure from nip a Fri pm Fui fro press dispatches Eden Prairie Minn. Running Back Chuck Muncie who Wai trying to come Back from a one year National football league suspension for drug abuse told the Minnesota Vikings wednesday that he was retiring. There was just too much pressure on me Muncie 32, said. I had to get out of the game and continue with my  it definitely is very difficult for me to leave after what i went through to get Back in the game Muncie said. But i definitely Felt i had to have More time to concentrate on my life off the Field be fore i could Deal with playing  the Vikings acquired the nine year Veteran from the san Diego chargers july 19. He had been suspended for the 1984 season by nil commissioner Pete Rozelle after traces of cocaine were found in his urine. San Diego had tried to Trade him to the Miami dolphins at the time the drug was detected. He was reinstated by Rozelle just be fore the Trade to Minnesota. As a Condi Tion of the Trade he was told to attend drug counselling sessions. Muncie retired before Ever playing a game for the Vikings. He started and played Well in the final preseason game Bat after he missed two of the mandatory counselling sessions Rozelle Pended him from the Vikings opener last sunday. In 1976, new Orleans made Mui first round draft Choice after his Cai California. Chison to keep sea Chicago a routine waive procedure fanned the Pennant fever res in new York wednesday with sped lation that 300-Gamc Winner Tom Seave would be wearing Yankee pins Pes for the stretch drive. � but the Chicago White Sjuk yanked the right handed Seaver 4qf from the waiver list about an hour Belfe a 2 . Not deadline after a Deal uld not be sorted cat the the Ysais the White sox we like Many major league teams Pla players on waivers to determine Manket or Trade value put out waiver Nelces on Seaver and the Yankees claimed him tuesday. The fact the Yang Al put in a claim put is in a position to blk Only with the Yankees said sox Jeneral manager sports wire Roland Herond. Not reach a Mutual White sox Insdorf said the of three opt passed they in and keep just let the of the sox Chi Seaver will rest of the s Mcnert Milf Mcenroe Bjorn eight meet Ninni e obviously could  chairman Jerry re had to exercise Doc before the deadline cd withdraw the wait incr make a Trade or t Hall of Farar go. First option meaning in with the team for the i Borg to play in America s John u swedish Tennis great a who Between them hold Iledon championships will tix Day. Six City tour begin it 12 in Milwaukee.  is coming out to play Mcenroe. He s nit getting a lot of Money for this Laid Feve Corey of Mcenroe s Tennis  fours  s a y becoming somewhat bored with ame. The idea of playing Borg Bly fascinates  other five cities in the tour were not closed because arrangements were not Ial but Corey said the following eight ties were in the running to Host the other matches Richmond a. Tampa and Jacksonville to. Nashville term. Des Moines Iowa Minneapolis St. Louis and Charlotte . Peete doubtful for cup held England a shoulder problem a questionable Start in squad in the Ryder against great Britain Sutton co the recurrence makes Calvin or for the Al cup Golf Mati Europe. But Lee of the greatest said he Ino non playing Captain m team that faces its nge in a Quarter Century no intention of seeking an alternate player for Peete. I nut have made a bad swing or Somol hug Peete said after cutting Short in practice session on the Belfry Golf club course site of the biennial mat Jacs that Start Friday. The underwent treatment for the in Jurylo his left shoulder which he said a pulled  n ends holdout Hempstead . Al Toon he wide receiver from Wisconsin who was the new York jets top draft pick " ended his holdout wednesday. Toon missed the entire preseason and the National football league team s opening game sunday a 31-0 loss to the los Angeles raiders. He reportedly was seeking a si.9 million contract for four years and the jets were offering si.6 million. Lendl wins in Stuttgart Stuttgart . Open Cham Pion Ivan Lendl swept by american Lawson Duncan in two Quick sets to Advance into the second round of the is 17,000 Mercedes cup Tennis tournament Here wednesday. Playing in his first tournament since defeating defending Champion John Mcenroe to win his first is. Title on sunday Lendl needed just 52 minutes to rout Duncan 6-1.6-1. Lendl Czechoslovakia s Davis cup Star arrived in Stuttgart just hours be fore the delayed first round match. Scott wins Boit 1,500 Nairobi Kenya american Steve Scott surged from the pack to take the Lead in the final turn and win the 1,500-meter race in the Mike Boit Clas sic Here in 3 minutes 42.s seconds. Scott 29, outclassed a Field that included sentimental and local favorite Mike Boit the kenyan runner whom the event honoured. Julius Kariuki of Kenya was second at 3 42.7. A 17-year-old kenyan Stu Dent. Peter Rono. Was third at 3 42.9. Boit finished fourth in 3 45.6. Rudolph feted in Rome Rome Twenty five years after she became the Queen of the 1960 olympic games Wilma Rudolph was welcomed Back triumphantly to the eternal City wednesday. Rudolph a native of Clarksville tenn., was one of six foreigners and More than 50 italians honoured at a spectacular commemoration ceremony at Rome s olympic sports Complex. The commemoration was broadcast live on the jute run National to network Raj. Almost 25 Yean ago to the Day Rudolph blazed her Way into sports history by winning three Gold medals in the 100, 200 and 400-meter relay races at the 17th olympiad in Rome. I can never forget the wonderful moment when i walked into the olympic stadium and thousands of people were chanting my name Rudolph said shortly before the ceremony. O3 countries move warships to Tunisia Cairo paper reports Cairo a the United states the soviet Union and Algeria have moved warships to Tunisia following increased libyan action against its North african neighbor the sem official newspaper Al ashram said in its wednesday edition. It said the tunisian army also raised its stale of readiness after libyan reconnaissance planes made two flights deep Over Tunisia recently. A spokesman for the is. Navy in Europe told the stars and stripes there was no substance to the report. He said the Navy could not confirm any port visits in Tunisia in what appeared to be a planted egyptian intelligence report Al ashram said the increasing libyan threats and Provo cations against Tunisia have led to danger Ous International  the newspaper did not attribute the re port to any source. It made the claim in an article it described As a special report from Tunis Tunisia s capital and the libyan capital Tripoli. The newspaper has no representation in Libya. It said a us. Destroyer of the 6th Fleet armed with missiles was moved to the Tuni Sian seaport of Halk Al Wadi the soviet Union moved an anti submarine ship to the same area and Algeria sent a Landing ship and an anti submarine vessel to the Tunis seaport. The Type of ships involved was not Given. The paper said the . Move reflected the administration s desire to publicly demonstrate its support for Tunisia which receives  economic military and political assistance. Al ashram said observers fear that the economic crisis in Libya May prompt libyan Leader Moa mar khad Afy to think of a military adventure against his neighbors to cover the deteriorating situation in his country. These observers say that the Only reason that holds off khad Afy from putting his aggressive plans into action is general Dis Content in the libyan armed forces and the refusal of the army to attack any Arab country. Al ashram cited a sept. 1 report it published on an alleged Mutiny within the libyan armed forces. The newspaper said at the time that forces Loyal to khad Afy crushed a Mutiny and arrested 43 senior army and air Force officers who refused to invade Tunisia. The newspaper said khad Afy has allowed the soviet Navy to turn Libya s Bardia sea port into a military naval base and a workshop for repairing soviet vessels. 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