European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 15, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Saturday. February 15. 1986 the stars and stripes Page 23 Ewis in . C ill Down fill a Hill upper Mountain Doug Lewis tonal ski Chat. Lur Day but their old Tommy regarded As Milller entered a Pion Bill j Pete edged win the Moe who Home but ski it., shocked Overall Colo the us. Down Rise was a Dow Pic to Vail ish in Sixl Lew in the Ric slew Ishad Thi while went towyo., in Michael placed it Laura bel1 45.39. I 1 45.72.more is women Snow All the is. Ski to take the first 1 50.29.allender 1 50.43 a Der _ Ewa novel Acton i Deerfield times trophy sixth of eighth con Nous Snow slow adj Fletcher an had Early Start times came faster As the race j s be Stince olym i decline dle Brown of till Champi ills Alyeska Ito Whitef Field by place starting 69th.cond to Brown in trophy Seay. I Bury vl., Fin time of 1 44.71, 1 44.77. Third Ibers or Jackson East Dorset vl.,1 45.11 and Alan wash., was fifth Inith place time was emerged in Therill As continuous in Young skiers on s training squad our places of Juno Alaska with time of by Adele hum Idaho in Tehee of Boul and Tracy my .1 51.37. Fletcher filly Flanders of and the fastest the nor am ill finished vely. The Cour senders who course be Berlin s Warren scores upset in Central european wrestling by Tracy Tanner suit write shape Belgium fans roared As Berlin s John Warren runner up in the Northern Reg Mals kept the Central regional Champion Todd Federici the Sec Ond Seel Here on the defensive to squeeze out a 16-14 Victory and the Day s biggest upset at the Central european championships led in the first period 6-2, and the second period went scoreless. But Warren came on in the third keeping Federici on the mat fighting for other first Day action last year s champs Daniel Crepeau of Frankfurt an Ramstein s Mike Saunders easily defended their titles and undefeated seasons up Ping their records to 15-0 and 18-0, re spent a Mere 45 seconds on the mat in the first round before disposing of Stuttgart s Todd Brickley. In his second College from Page 21 halftime 50-41, behind the shooting of i Kennedy and Anthony Bowie. Mis Jas note having three starters in Dee trouble Nehs Jel the visitors closer than eight Points atm Toota 56 Ann Arbor. . Led by Roy Tarpley Rte hard Wlford and Garde Thompson shot 66 Field in the tint half and rolled big ten Victory Over Victory improved the loth ranked wolverines to 9-3 in conference play 21-3overall, and moved them into sole posse Sion of first place in the big ten one Hal game ahead of Idle Indiana. Minnesota slipped to 5-6 and 15-9.umfatiua74,ciaciimtis8 Cincinnati by Thompso scored 23 Points and i9th-ranked Louis Ville broke a three game losing Streak against Cincinnati beating the bearcats in metro conference action. Louisville 17-7, avenged an ear son on to Cincinnati 9-12, whip pulsing conference record to 6-2, Jap swing in second place. Cincinnati re Cord Sank to 3-5. A Maryland 67,5rolla St. 66raleigh, n it Forward Len Bias hit two free Thrift with 1 26 left As Mary land knocked nth ranked North car Olina state if an Atlantic coast Confer ence game. Match of the evening Crepeau led Baum Holder a Jay Cho Sakul 13-0 before pin Ning him at the 2 44 upped the 119-Pounder s Dodds career Mark to 54-0 and put him in the quarterfinals seeking his third Central european a freshman the 5-2, Crepeau took the 98-Pound title defeating a thought it was a Fluke but As a Sophomore Crepeau moved to the 112bracket and took that title in an 8-4 Deci Sion Over Halm s Fred a Junior Crepeau has moved to the 119 bracket and he could face Frostic the Western regional Champ again. Frostic is probably the one i rearmost said Crepeau. He s a smart wrest Ler. He s tall and has Good leverage. Think hell be he one to Saunders took two easy victories in the126-Pound class upping his record to 18 0. Saunders stacked up 15-Point leads Over his first and second round opponents an officials called a technical fall in both 98-Pound titleholder Mike som san of Berlin pinned Wuerzburg a Tony Rudd at 1 58 in his opening match and Kaiserslautern s Jay Belmear at 1 23in his next match. Brussels Steve Ferebee the 155-Pounduueholder, who has been plagued with in juries All season lost to Western Region Champ Eric Barela of Kaiserslautern on a 4-1 near fall called by official Gary to Hansen was questioned widely by spectators and scorekeepers alike. Johansen explained his Ferebee Scapula were four inches from the mat. Many people Don t understand that eve for a pin the shoulder Blades touch and Boom he s pinned. I think if people under stood the Calls More we would t have these soc chief backs pro olympics move prongs Colo. A above to allow Pron Tai Gas to compete in the olympics Drew the of Fly yrs us. Olympic committee president . The International olympic nil tee i Lausanne Switzerland has or posed Rule change that could open the Gallo professional athletes. However individual sports federations still would decide if the pros could compete in the games. The Rule change will be decided by the91 St olympic Congress next october. This step recognizes that each sport is Dif Ferent and Snook have the Freedom to run i own sport this is a most positive step Beca it will take the hypocrisy out of up Mick said in a prepared spokesman Bob com was sur prised that the athletes Winall sports rather the part hockey soccer and Tennis As a darn the Case is a rip Nev ballgame he said. I know the feeling of our president and he u very much in favor of this thing. It would open it up for the federations to control their own sports Condron said. This thing came up a year ago when theoc executive Board recommended virtual the same thing in hockey soccer Andi and it was not ratified at the. Mainly the Oppositi iries and . 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