European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 16, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday december 16, 1985 the stars and stripes army boxers win Amateur titles from press dispatches of Tulsa okla. Two army boxers won Tkocs saturday at we Klong Usa buds or championships at the Max Well convention Center. The championships Bra Clad More than 100 of the top Amateur fighters in the United slates. Brian Caton 106. Of fort Hood. Texas too the Light flyweight title and Runne doll 125, stationed at fort Bragg i.c., won the Feather weight Cham Lonon Ducis Knud Jose Arreolo of los Angeles 4-v doll took a 3-2 Licci Sion from Chuck Richards of  City . Michael Colkirk 21, of Laporte Texas a runner a in several major tournaments comb cd pois"1. And an accurate High Jib Totsc orc a 5-0 Deci Sion Over hard Punk avg Johnny Vas Quez of Phoenix in thc\l9-Pound class. Fresno St. Wins Fresno Calif. I Vin Sweeney threw three touchdown Pasas saturday As Fresno state took advantages eight turn overs to rout previously unbeaten Bowling Green 51-7 in California bowl. The bulldogs of the pm finished the season 11-01 while Theta cons of the mid american confers and ended at 11-1. The Falcons played their under coach Dave Stolz sports wire Continental americas heavyweight title. It was the fifth straight Victory for the 32-year-old Spinks who returned to the ring earlier this year after a 21-month Layoff. He was always the aggressor against the 28-year-old Bowling Green University graduate from Columbus Ohio. Spinks knocked Kane Down for a four count with an overhand right in the opening round. Knight wins ski race att1tash,  Sally Knight of Waitsfield.  a 1-3 Ameri can finish in a a open s nor am slalom ski race on Frid Jav while Mike Tommy of Canada cd Cpd teammate Jim read by .05 second in the men s slalom. Knight completed two slalom runs in t minute ji8.i4 seconds 0.6 seconds ahead of Canada s Nancy gee. Heidi Dahl ref of Mammoth Mountain Calif.,is third in 1 49.06. Rawer wins $30,000 a Jford. A. Gary Klein using i Gap tackle caught four fish weighing 5 defends 5 ounces Friday to win the Georgia Bass master invitational on find blown Lake Lanier. F the fish were real finicky said Klein who had predicted that More than i game. I a Mem a Nona Peai Teama announced wednesday he was Leftreg for � seven pm ii to k us no did 10 win san Diego state. J � p it in non ,.1,1 tacit much the bulldogs who entered to with an Mcaa Best 39-Point-pl average recovered five fumbles i to excepted Bowling Green quart Brian Mcclure three times. They took advantage of four turnovers three fumbles and an i mention to take a commandinf3 0halftime Lead before a crowd of at bulldog stadium. $ _ Kansas picks Vale no Lawrence Kan. To Unive sity of Kansas promoted both Valesente to head football coach Friday less than 48 hours after Mike Gottfred took Thel head coaching position at fac University of Pittsburgh. A Valesente 45, Camejo Gottfried s staff Al Kansas in aprim984 As assist ant Bead coach and que Sherback coach. He had previously spat two Yean As defensive Backfield Cisch of the Balti More Colu. 3 . State spa is quits Orangeby raft . Bill Davis South Carolina swe s winning est foot Ball coach with 53-25-1 record in seven years refined under pressure Friday in a me Effig with athletic director Willis c. , we oaf bulldogs were 4-6-1 in 1984 and 5-f this year formally re signed after a jetting with Ham. De wit beats Wheaton Calgary Alberta Canadian heavy Cigle Willie de wit Defeated previously unbeaten Scott Wheaton of Miami of unanimous decision Friday night in afro round fight. De vat 8-0-1. Knocked Wheaton Down twee in the 10th round and was robbed if a probable knockout by the Bell. I Leo Spinks stops Kane new York former heavy weight Champion Leon Spinks unloaded a barrage of punches to Stop Kevin Kip Kane in the eighth round Friday night to win the world boxing Council s but o one caught that much and a of Oroville Calif., who finished second twice and third three times in the last year had won a Bass sportsman society tournament. You had to play these fish like they were Crappie or Bluegill said Klein who used 6-Pound test line in a sport where most tournament anglers used 12 Pound to 20-Pound test line. Klein won 130,000 in Cash and prizes including a s20.000 fishing Rig a boat and outboard motor. Baylor faces probation Waco Texas Baylor University has been notified by the Mcaa that its basketball program will be put on pro action the Waco Tribune Herald re sorted the school was notified that the Raa had completed a probe of Bas Kobball recruiting and the University has to weeks to decide what action it will Tafer begins comeback pass Heights Iii. Craig Bodzanowski who lost his right leg in a motor Cle Accident Over a year ago began is boxing comeback saturday by knocking out Francis Sargent in the  Ond Soufl of their cruiserweight fight. Budzilowski of Tinley Park 111., who Wei god in at 186 pounds knocked out Sarges. 182, of Peoria Iii., at 1 05 of the second round. Bodzian ski is 14-0, while Sargent is 8-10. Bodzian i s right leg was shattered in a two Cycle Accident in june 1984 and a amputated nine inches below the in he wore an artificial limb that atlases just below the knee for his come a Fabel Bollig take Lead Boca Ratta Fla. Brad Fabol and Charlie Bousha shot their second consecutive 64 saturday to take a one stroke Lead Over the teams of Jim col Bert Tom Purtzer and Mac o Grady Tom  Tanana after three rounds of the $550,000 team invitational. A pa9e2 4 cubans accused of Kidnap attempt expelled by Spain Madrid. Spain four Mem Bers of the cuban embassy staff left Madrid for Havana saturday after the Spanish government expelled them for the at tempted kidnapping of a former cuban government official the National news Agency efe  four men departed Madrid aboard a regular cuban Fligh 12 hours after a Madrid court approved a government request to expel them  actions incompatible with their diplomatic status foreign ministry spokesman Ino Cuneio Arias said. Police arrested cuban vice Consul Ange Alberto Leon Cervantes and three embassy employees Friday when they tried to Force Manuel Antonio Sanchez Perez into a car at gunpoint on a downtown Madrid Street. Sanchez Perez a Forny cuban vice min ister for state planning arrived in Madrid nov. 18 and asked for political Asylum the next Day. He received provisional Asylum stat us dec. 9, a spokesman said. Foreign minister Francisco Fernandez Ordonez forcefully expressed the Spanish government s protests Over the incident to cuban ambassador Oscar Garcia Fernan Dez saturday after urgently summoning him to his  foreign minister also objected to a cuban foreign ministry press statement in relation to the incident which included false statements and intolerable criticism of the Spanish government s handling of the mat Ter the statement said. Spanish National radio said saturday the cuban foreign i had issued a statement on the incident describing san Chez Perez As a common thief who tried to steal half a million dollars from a cuban government account in a Spanish  the cuban statement also said the Spanish government is associating itself with this criminal and offering him Protection Spanish National radio said. Police identified the three other cubans arrested and expelled As Ablardo Lopez Hernandez and Ramon Burroso Chavez both embassy administrative assistants and Ventura Ventura Torrientes a schoolteacher at the embassy. About 30 passers by foiled the attempted kidnapping by surrounding the car Sanchezperez was forced into while a taxi Driver blocked the getaway path with his cab. Wit Nesses said. The witnesses said they saw the Man Sanchez Pere being pushed into a car driven by a fourth Man. The four men told bystanders surrounding the car they were police officers. The witnesses said Sanchez Perez was beaten and bled from the Mouth. They told police he shouted. They re going to kill me they re going to kill  two Security guards from the Bank intervened and helped Sanchez Perez escape from his would be captors into a nearby Bank building the witnesses told police. A police patrol car then arrived and offi cers arrested the four cubans. Japan s plan to lift quotas worries . Car makers Detroit a Japan s plan to lift car import quotas next year has sent Shock Waves through America s Auto Industry while analysis and lawmakers claim the move would have a far reaching effect. It s hard to believe Ford motor  Friday. We Hope they understand the serious consequences an action like that would have. The japanese already have increased shipments to the United states by 24 per cent compared to last year. Ford said. It s almost incredible that Japan would consider increasing the  Chrysler corp., which like Ford has been an outspoken advocate of quotas referred to Japan s restrictions on . Goods saying Trade is supposed to be a two Way  american motors corp. Called the plans an unfortunate  general motors corp., the world s larg est automaker called for the quotas to end More than a year ago and said Friday its position had t changed. In end to restraints would be a disaster "1 or the . In its Trade balance and in its economic Well being. Resulting in the loss of 110,000  said rep. John Dingell a Mich. Ann Knight an investment adviser for Paine Webber Mitchell Hutchins added it would have major repercussions in markets All Over the  the quotas were raised last Spring to 2.3 million shipments annually through next March 31, a level that is yielding Japan a. / 20 percent share of the . Car Market. F flying safer than Ever regulatory Agency says Toronto up of Jubb is safer than Ever despite nearly 2,000 station re lated deaths in 1985 including. Of in the crash of a . Military charter Jet Poffi Cial of a  Agency said for the crash thursday of the dc-8 ice line in Gander Newfoundland which . Soldiers and eight Crew of brought to 1,946 the  in 34 air crashes this year  civil aviation organza tier the statistic Sarfe 1985 the worst year Ever for air canies in terms of deaths said Eugene Jmc Hor of the Montreal based Agency. But when increased passenger volume and flying time arc taken into account the aviation a dust of safely record improves. As twice As bad 10 years ago and times As bad 20 years ago and 10 jims As bad in the 1950s," Sochor said in l interview from his Montreal office. Kou have to remember there Are More than too million people flying this year he said. To the Accident rate of 1950 were applied flk985 in terms of volume there would be 2\500 fatalities. In 1950. The rate was 550 Passnger fatalities but Only 31 million