European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 26, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday november 26, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 27 . Lions capture Cal championship from press dispatches Montreal quarterback Roy Dewalt s pinpoint passing wide receiver Ned Armour s two spectacular touch Down catches and a Tough defense carried the British Columbia Lions to a 37-24 Grey cup Victory Over the Hamilton Tiger cats sunday in the Canadian fool Ball league championship game. The Victory ended a 21-year Grey cup drought for the Lions who finished first in the Western division with a 13-3 record. The Tiger cats champions of the East with an 8-8 record rallied a 13-0 deficit to take a one Point Lead in the second Quarter but they could t contain the Lions explosive offence or handle a defense that harassed quarterback Ken Hobart All Day and sacked him eight times. Dewalt. Named the game s outstanding player threw touchdown passes of 84 and 60 Yards to Armour and a 66-Yardcr to Jim Sandusky and kept the Lions of sense moving enough to set up five Field a cols by Lui Passaglia named the game s top Canadian. He also added three pats and a 57-Yard single. Budd wins Rosemont Rosemont Iii. British runner Zola Budd weathered a cold Cloudy morning and a handful of protesters to win the 6th annual Rosemont 10-kilo meter Turkey Trot on sunday. Mark Nenow of the United states took i he men s title setting a course record. Budd a native of South Africa an now a British citizen held her Lead listen Fly and crossed the finish line in Al minutes and 29 seconds. The 19-Yc old who is known for running Bare Najt. Wore shoes in the 19-Degrcc weal she said afterwards she was  the cold and was stiff and sore hip he end of the race. Nenow 28, of Lexington Kyi an Early Lead and never lost it of fishing with a time of 28 35. That broke of own course record of 28 52 set last i Budd took an Early Lead and timer relinquished it Over the course know fun one of the flattest fastest courses in the country. Adamson Philly inner Philadelphia Wofner olympian Derick Ringo  nj., led the hot 17 Miles Umin his second consecutive title in the a Adelphia Independence Marathon Sundifu. Adamson the track of Cross country coach at Gloucester corp Unity College and a member of Jam Aga i 1984 olym Pic team finished to ebb mile 385-Yard course in 2 Boon \8jrninutes, 27 seconds More thin 5 Nantes ahead of he closest competitor Shvid Antognoli of new Castle who ra2 23.40. In the women s ate Sandra Mcwatt a 36-year-old Hou Savire from Bermuda won in 2 38.30.idefcnding Champion Barbara file Tom Erie was second More than 6 min Flea behind Mewett ports wire Canadian la qui Dan Hall breathing lapse Cruz sunday in Tournai Hall Ford to a. Is Nerol j com ers win Calif. Canadians and Dave Barr. Given by an american col loan easy 4-stroke Victory be 32nd world cup Golf who teamed with Jim incl the 1980 world cup for Cana closing 74. Barr a former win individual title in world cup Ion matched Par 72. Gave the canadians a 146 total for the Day and a 559 team total 17 under Par on the Mountain course Al the a quota hotel. The United states represented to Tom Kite and Lanny Wadkins made it easy for the canadians4i a Cool Over cast and occasionally Durly Day. The americans i Jishou Buck in second place going Iqba the final round failed to mount an fling resembling a Challenge. In fact Sicy backed away with Wadkins Strickling to a 73 and Kile taking the Sybe despite an Eagle-2 on the la Sholea that gave Lup a 564 team total and dropped Ihram flick to third place one stroke behind gland.  debut Boca Tifton Fla. Gary player playing Innis first seniors tournament pulled aw0 from the Field with a 4-under Par 68 Obday to Complete a record tying 54-hole4core of 11-under 205 in the $200, seniors classic. Plaw trailed by seven strokes after Jhoo flu a 73 in the first round Friday. He three strokes from the deficit 64 saturday then surged to Over taken still on the final round As still to a 75 Over the 6,750-Yard Boca Plantation course. Still finished at 208 and tied for Sec with Jim Ferree who shot a final ind69. Gomez defends title Hong Kong defending Cham Pion Andres Gomez beat sixth seed Aaron Krickstein of the United Stales 6-3, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 sunday to retain his title in the $200,000 Seiko super Tennis tournament. La was the first major grand prix tournament win in a year for the  can whose tournament play was limited this year because of injuries. Gomez collected the j40.000 first prize while Krickstein got j20,000. Navratilova wins again Sydney Australia defending Champion Martina Navratilova recovered from a slow Start to defeat second seeded Hana Mandrikova 3-6,6-1,6-2 sunday in the final of the is 50,000 new South Wales open Tennis championship. Navratilova the top seed won the grass court tournament for the third time in three years and collected $26,000. Rosewall double Winner Miami Ken Rosewall of austra Lia beat South african Cliff Drysdale 6 3, 6-2 sunday to win the $40,000 Mutual Benefit grand masters Tennis championships. Rosewall teamed with Mai Anderson to defeat Fred Stolle and Roy Emerson 7-5, 6-3 in an All australian doubles final. Tar heels Down Urcla Chapel Hill . Brad Daugherty hit All 13 of his Field goal attempts and collected a career High 31 Points sunday night As second ranked North Carolina pulled away from Urcla for a 107-70 basketball Victory. Although the tar heels raced away to a Triumph in their season opener it was the Bruins who held the upper hand in the first 10 minutes. Urcla took its biggest Lead 24-16, on Corey games Baseline jumper at the 9 42 Mark. The final score represented North Carolina s most prolific output since a 121 -69 beating of n Niagara in 1978. Joe Wolf scored 15 Points. Warren Martin had 13 and Steve Hale 12 As North Carolina shot 66.2 percent from the floor including 72.7 percent in the second half. Reggie Miller led Urcla with 20 Points. Conversion rates London up Moneta closing rates for the us. Dollar to Obj currencies. Figures arc expressed in doll to the British Pound and other local Curran rats to dollars the re la of Hotd elo�4 a Al . Brit Rah Pound Carman mar French franc. Dutt i  franc italian lira Swett  death. 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It was like a loud firecracker in the Middle of the plane by where those Little air vents arc. And then hot air came directly into the  the Miami bound Boeing 757 carried 70 passengers at the time of the explosion which occurred at about 6 30 . Sunday. They were put up in St. Croix hotels Sunda might and were to be flown to Miami Mondai East pm spokesman Glenn Parsons said. 1 the Best we can determine was that there was a malfunctioning in the air conditioning duct Parsons said. That s what s called an air conditioning pack and it did fail on take off and there was smoke and fumes. And we Don t know any More than  Meyer said four passengers were taken to a St. Croix Hospital for a rays after inhaling the fume but Parsons Laid he could not con firm that. The explosion tilled the Cabin with smoke that smelled of burning plastic warping windows near the Middle of the plane Meyer said. 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Kissinger doubts Summit achieved breakthrough7 Washington a former Secretary of slate Henry Kissinger said presi Dent Reagan and soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev achieved what could reason ably be achieved at their Summit meeting in Geneva Switzerland. I would not characterize it As a historic breakthrough. I think what could reason ably be achieved was achieved Kissinger said in an interview on Abc to s this week with David Brinkley program. Whether it s a breakthrough or not will be determined at the next two summits. 1 do not think that simply establishing a Bel Ter personal relationship Between the Lead ers is in itself  he said a Good personal relationship be tween the leaders must be used to get some Concrete  asked if the leaders agreement to Mucci again in a year placed a deadline to reach such Concrete agreements Kissinger said.  Secretary of slate George Shult. Inter viewed on Abc s meet the press Sun Day said Reagan will take the same approach to any subsequent summits Ai he did to the one last week in Geneva. If there is an agreement to be found that is in the interests of the United Stales to make we re quite ready and anxious to make it. And. If there in to no amount of headlining will cause the president to nuke one. Thai s the approach we look this time. That s the approach Well take next  he said