European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 11, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday. November 11,1985 the stars and stripes Paga 27 Andujar will remain with cards Gas is from pms dispatches St. Louis St. Louis general manager dal maxvill said saturday that Pitcher Joaquin Andujar. The subject of Trade rumours during the postseason will play for the cardinals in 1986. Unless somebody comes up and of fers Wight Goodwn and 14 Otner Guys Andujar will remain a Cardinal maxvill said in a St. Louis Globe Democrat newspaper Story. Why would we Trade him he won 21 games for us maxvill said. Sure he had trouble after August but 111 take five starters that win 21 games somehow even if they Don t win after  speculation that Andujar might be traded increased after his late season lumps continued into postseason play and after his blow up in the seventh game of the world series. Maxvill agreed that Andujar is highly volatile but he said every body s emotions were running  Weber wins tourney Taylor. Mich. Pete Weber backed off top seeded Tom Baker 204 181, saturday to capture a 1135,000 professional bowlers association tournament Here. Weber 23, rolled past four foes to claim the $21,000 first prize and take Over the Aba Money let for 1985. The St. Louis Bowler has earned $161,856 $56 ahead of Mike Aulby. J foot tournaments remain this year. Weber no of Aba Hall of Fai Dick Weber opened the step ladder a mat with a 213-171 win Over 32-Linr Champion Mark Roth of Spring f height no. Weber then eliminated 19-time \ Vanball Holman of Medford ore., i its. And routed second seeded Jim cat Hii and Heights Ohio 266-18 Stecca needs surges Rimini Italy Lorii Stefa will need surgery on his right jaw Rolf la in his losing title boxing match with Vebor Cal boxing title it to the r the sixth knocked Kat Bot Pital officials said Satt Cau Jas retained his to Amo Dation Junior Feather when the referee called a fight Friday night at the i round in which Cau Jas tvs Stecca to the Canvas. Indiana Downs czechs Bloomington i Ford scored 26 Points ass to Defeated the c tonal team saturday Alford made four 3 ing a 134 Span As Diana took their Trine Lead of thelume m-62 with Stew Al univer a t 94-74. Baskets Dor 4 16 to play. Wildcats Villa now Pressley scored ii rebounds to j Cham lion i r least a Bull scored As we min sub Avail sport swirl Harold and grabbed defending Mcaa to a 69-58 exhibit Over the puerto m saturday. Vilanova i 13 player to coach Rollie Maul freely. Rehe if sets Bassett Laroff. Fla. Eighth seeded Ste upset fourth ceded car. Of Canada 4-6,6-4. W sat. F gain a spot in the final of the t Florida Federal Tennis open Argentina s Gabriela Sabatini. A third seeded Sabatini Over sheffied unneeded Anne White 6-1.6-2 in a so minute afternoon semifinal match. Grinders us ended Laramie Wysz nine Wyoming football players imbuing three starters were suspended pm urday by coach Al Kincaid for Bei Clate for a bus taking the team to a loom theater for a movie. Kincaid i done nine were late for the bus Friday eating. The players were linebackers Akk Mirich Galand thai ton and i Ikon Henderson running backs Pete Axinn and Darrell Perkins defensive Bjelks Jeff Legette and Mark Thomas it receivers Eric Coleman and Lawn Bce Chavers. Clun wins Bass classic Lai Hatasu City Ariz. Rick Ann of Montgomery Texas won ,000 tint Ponze saturday in the an All american Bass Harapi f in 39, a three time Winner of the i masters classic caught nine fish Ling a total of 17 pounds 10 1. Anny Walden of Columbus miss., bed second with nine fish weighing pounds one ounce and won $ 15,000. Arl Maxfield of Summerville s.c., finished third with nine fish weighing is funds 8 ounces and won $10,000.jerry Speed Dothan All was fourth f followed by Kirk Washbum or Tecumseh okla. David Fritts of Lexington . Terry Thomas of Galena to. And Fred  of Kissimmee Fla. American golfers win Kapahua Hawaii the United states which had not fared Well in International team Competition this year stormed from behind to defeat Europe so saturday in the $750,000 world championship of Golf. The americans received final round victories from Corey Pavin Curtis strange team Captain Raymond Floyd Calvin Peete and Lanny Wadkins to Down the europeans who had entered the finals without a defeat. Saunders Holstad Lead Falm desert Calif. Dennis Saunders and Bill Hoistad shot opening round 67s sunday to share the first round Lead in the United states mid Amateur Golf championship. Win Norwood and Steve began were tied for third at 68. Teen sets swim Mark Indianapolis up Erik Maurlr an Illinois teen Ager set a National record for his age group saturday by swimming the 100-Yard freestyle in 46.99 seconds. Maurer. 14. Of Winnetka broke the record of 47.02 for 13 and 14-year-Olds set in 1983 by Craig Amon. Maurer represents the Lake Forest swim club. The youngster s feat marked the first time a 14-year-old had broken the 47 second Barrier his coach Michael Law rence said. Chang retains wac title Seoul. South Korea Chang Jung Koo of South Korea retained hit world boxing Council Light flyweight title Sun Day with a unanimous 12-round decision Over mexican challenger Jorge Cano. It was Chang s eighth defense of the title which he wrested from Panama s Hilario Zapata in March 1983. There were no Kortack Down in the bout the Victory was Chang s 29lh against one loss. Cano i record u now 22-6. Both fighters weighed 107h. Study shows changing Job trends Washington a paralegal workers when assist lawyers in preparing cases will represent the fastest growing occupation in the next 10 years a labor department study has concluded. The occupational Outlook through 1995 also concludes that employment of stenographers whose jobs Are becoming outmoded due to office automation is shrinking More rapidly than any other Type of work. According to the projections for the labor Market Overall nine out of 10 new jobs in the next decade will be in the service sector of the Economy. Employment in a number of manufacturing industries  As steel will continue to decline. Below earlier figure the projections also show that while the . Economy is expected to add nearly 16 million jobs Between 1984 and 1995, total employment growth of 15 percent will be considerably below the 23 percent growth figure from the previous 11 years. The slowdown among other things mirrors the aging of the baby Boom generation which has already made its Way into the work Force. The slowing also reflects the decline in labor Force participation by older people. Nearly 75 percent of the 1995 labor Force will be Between is 25 and 54, compared with two thirds of the 1984 work Force said the department s Bureau of labor statistics. The labor department also predicted a significant growth slowdown in the number of clerks the Large of 500 Job categories in the is. Econ Myron the other hand the department said several occupations that did not exist 20 years ago will be among the fastest growing in the next decade. Nearly double paralegal personnel who numbered 53,000 in 1984, will nearly double to More than 100,000, according to department analysts. Physicians assistants who numbered 25,000 in 1984, will add 10,000 new jobs for a 40 percent increase. The jobs of skilled assistant to doctors and lawyers Are new occupations that developed largely from a need to hold Down costs. The assistants Are performing routine tasks for Merly done by their Bosses thus freeing Doc tors and lawyers for More difficult work in increasingly Complex Fields. The Job of physician s assistant is an occupation that grew rapidly after the Vietnam War As returning medical corps men received additional training and then entered the labor Market. Legal assistants and physicians assistants typically under go two Yean of Post High school training. After two decades of explosive  Cal employees constitute nearly 16 percent of the work Force with nearly 19 million workers. But a new wave of automation in the work place in the form of microcomputers is expected to reduce growth of the clerical work Force to leu than 10 percent through 1995. 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