European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 04, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday november 4, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 27 ii proud truth wins breeders7 cup Rale from press dispatches new York proud truth who missed four months of racing this year because of a Bone fracture saturday Cap tured the $3 million breeders cup Clas sic at Aqueduct. In the gathering gloom on a Chilly Day the 3-year-old overtook Gate dancer a Colt whose bad manners have sometimes overshadowed his Talent for a head Victory in the i a mile race. It was his seventh Victory in 11 starts this year. But proud truth a Kentucky bred who races in the Silks of John Gal breath s Darby Dan farm had to share the spotlight before a crowd of 42,568 with pebbles a Brilliant 4-year-old English bred filly owned by Sheik Mohammed Al Mak Oum of Dubai. Pebbles finally found racing room on the rail and sped o a neck Victory Over fast closing Strawberry Road in the s2million breeders cup turf Over i w Miles on the grass. Proud truth who did t race fro May 26, when he won the Peter pan at Belmont until oct. 7, when he score Din a seven Furlong allowance at Bel Mont earned si.35 million with his Victory. He covered the course in 2 minutes even returning s16.80 to win. Pebbles making her . Debut an racing beyond Miles for the first time returned s6.40 and earned i$900,000 after after ripping 1.2 seconds off the course record in 2.27. Falls sues newspaper Detroit Detroit news sports hot Joe Falls a columnist for the of news for More than 20 Yean claim Fly Auw wit that the sporting Newt ii because he is too old his lawyer Taic Falls 57, filed suit last week us. District court in Detroit Seekin dui Jobrack and asking injunctions ambit alleged defamatory Tatem entity the sporting be n editor Toni Ridge and president Richard Owen. An damages exceeding  attorney Deborah Gordon said. Expos Trade Suluner Arlington. Till America slugger Montreal expos  agent draft sati by Montreal to the Pitcher Bob Sebra a fielder Jim an Incaviglia 21 calif., had Anas and 143 r in 1985. For scored 98 runs. Former Incaviglia the cd in the Janety was traded Tat rangers for minor league in Pebble Beach record 48 Home Oklahoma state be hit .464 and . Sweeps Wightman Williamsburg a. The american in continued its Domina Tion of the British squad at the 57thwightmancup women s Tennis tournament set Flay. Scoring three victories to weep the list of seven series 7-0. The fim Day of the three Day tournament Allbe College of William and Mary a highlighted by american Huwert Lloyd s 6-3, 6-0, Victory Over Mabel Croft and Pam Shriver hard mined 6-4, 6-4 Triumph Over Brit Ain Durie 3,6-7.6-2 Victory by the is. Dou Fleam of Evert Lloyd and Shriver a no 1 and no. 3 in the world Over Hobbs and Durie completed thei. The doubles match was the Only of the tournament that went three  the Victory the seventh straight for the is. Squad gave the United states a47-10 Lead in the tournament which began in 1923. On Friday the United states clinched sports wife the title when the tear if Betsy Naget sen and Anne White a Jet Britain s Croft and Virginia Wade 6-1, for a 4-0 is. Edge. Stephenson ins playoff Enosaki Jhan australian born Jan Stepheson rolled in a 20-foot Birdie putt on w first Hole of a sudden death playoff anday and beat Ameri can Alice gift for the individual title of the Niche i ladies cup Japan is. United state team  univ states also won the team  arced the playoff by tiring a 69 Sunda tying her at 138 with Ste Phonson playing As a member of the . Tomi. Stephenson shot a 72 on the6,225-mrd, por-72, Enosaki country  won $10,000 and Miller by King finished third at 140 after a second consecutive 70. J the team event the . Team won matches sunday for 12 Points and a tree round total of 32. Japan won four itches for four Points and a total of \6.the . Team took Home $105,600 and the japanese team $52,800. Pavin Ozaki share 1 St Kawanishi Japan Japan state Ozaki rallied from three strokes Back with a four under Par 68 sunday and tied Corey Pavin of the United states for first place in the individual event of the $309,500 Abc cup . Japan Golf  won the team Competition by two  caught Pavin with a Birdie on the 520-Yard, Par-5 17th Hole. Both parred the Par-4 18th Hole and each received $47,620 for his 276,12-under-Partotal. Pavin had a 71 sunday. Tied for third at 279 were american Curtis strange and Japan s Katsunari Takahashi. Strange had a 68 and Taka Hashi a 67  the team Competition the nine Man . Team beat Japan by 10 stroke sin sunday s round 632-642, but Japan had a four round total of 2,557 for its two stroke  japanese team received $60,000 for its seventh Victory against seven losses and one tie in the Serin. The us. Team collected $30,000. Garrison wins Swiss title Zurich Switzerland Zina Gar Rison of the United states triumphed Over czechoslovakian Hana Mandrikova 6-1, 6-3 in a commanding performance sunday to win the $150,000 european indoor women s Tennis tournament. Garrison s Victory in Only 65 Misut escaped a tourney in which she also downed West Germany s Claudia Ohde in a semifinals rematch of last year s final. Hagler strained Back Wareham mass. Middle weight boxing Champ marvelous mar Vin Hagler suffered a trained Back i sparring not a ruptured disc As feared and will Likely resume training in two or three weeks his doctor said following a 90-minute  diagnosis was greeted with enthusiasm by Hagler and his manager who said the scheduled nov. 14 Lai vegas bout against John the beast Mugabi would probably be rescheduled for late february. Fire destroys militant hotel Ian Lanear Manila a stroked a hotel used personnel and their . Officials said to casualties. It. 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He served in Congress from Connecticut s 4th congressional District from 1947 through 1950, the year he was elected governor. He was president Reagan s Campaign chairman in Connecticut. He was the grandson of the late  Cabot Lodge and brother of former sen. Henry Cabot Lodge jr., the Republican candidate ror vice president in 1960. Hiop an program blamed 100,000 London a betn50,qooand100,000 ethiopian peasants hata4jed this year As a direct result of the Ethiopia emment s resettlement Day times has  secret evident a International Relief agencies Aruj Vestern government sources in and Hababa the paper said thousands aed in transit and tens of fund More died of malaria in mosque Lles Jed resettlement areas in . The sunday times said the Relief Agen cies have refused to publish evidence of the deaths because they fear that Ethiopia sin mint will expel them Andich horrific news May dry up Dona Tion from the  it it said an american organization Seal survival inc., will soon publish the Rhaull Thiu interviews with 250 Ethiopia refugees in Shunhon the basis of the inter views the Papck Verf the group conclude that Between  people had died As a direct ment program. The ethiopian government has Sid i must resettle More than i million people in the South because the land they farm in the North is eroded and useless