European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 4, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday March 4, 1986 stars and stripes Page 27 Breland shops Aguirre with first round to from press dispatches Lancaster a. Mark Breland stopped previously unbeaten Richard Aguirre 90 seconds into the first round of a scheduled 10-round welterweight fight sunday to earn his 10th professional Victory and fifth knockout. Breland ranked Lith by the International boxing federation used a Quick left Jab to set up a right that floored Aguirre who was knocked Down for the first time in his career. Aguirre who has won 13 fights in his pro career collapsed Back on the Canvas while trying to stand. Aguirre 21, weighing in at 148 pounds came out aggressively and took the fight to Breland an olympic Gold medallist. I was jabbing and stepping Back said Breland who weighed 147 /4 pounds. He noticed that so when i jabbed he would try to come in As i stepped Back. I let him do it maybe two times then i jabbed Light stepped Back and came Back in with a right hand As he was coming in Breland said. Breland 22, used his height and reach advantage to Jab and stay away from Aguirre s punches. He caught me with a Good fast Short right hand and he had a Little More Power than i expected but it was right on the Money Aguirre said. Breland s Trainer Lou Duva said the fighter Hopes to contend for the title after several More fights. The top 10 fighters will have to make a decision do they want to fight Mark or Don t they he said. Koenig quits tribe Tucson Ariz. The Cleveland indians announced the resignation Sun Day of Fred Koenig the american league team s third base coach. The indians said Koenig 54, resigned for personal reasons. He had been hired by the indians last sept. 13. Koenig is a Veteran of 35 seasons of professional baseball including nine years As a major league coach and 10 seasons As a minor league manager. 1987 final 4 tickets Mission Kan. Tickets for the 1987 men s final four to be played at the Louisiana super dome Are on Sale through a mail order system Mcaa men s basketball committee chairman Richard d. Schultz announced sat urday. The 1987 Mcaa final four is scheduled for March 28 and 30 in new or leans and ticket Are priced at $50, $35 and $20 and will admit the bearer to the National semifinal and final games. Information about the 1986 and 1987 Mcaa basketball championships can be obtained by calling 913-362-1987. Greinton wins big one Arcadia Calif. Greinton Over hauled 157-to-l Longshot Herat in the deep stretch sunday to win the $1,139,500 Santa Anita Handicap by three quarters of a length while heavily favored precision St faded to finish sixth. Herat had taken the Lead at the Start of the richest race in Santa Anita history and opened a three length advantage entering the stretch before the late charge of Greinton who was racing for the first time in four months. Greinton Ridden by Laffit Pincay and trained by Charlie Whittingham Cov ered 1 /4 Miles in 2 00. The Victory was the seventh in the big Cap for Whittingham no other Trainer has won the race for 4-year-Olds and up More than sports wire twice. Greinton coupled in the wagering with Dahar paid $8, $4.60 and $4. The 5-year-old English bred horse carried 122 pounds. Herat Ridden by Rafael Meza and carrying 112 pounds finished two lengths ahead of Hatim and returned $80 and $18.60. Irregularities at thu Kansas City to. Minor irregularities in the Texas Christian University football program have surfaced in testimony before the committee on infractions of the National collegiate athletic association according to a published report. A source close to the Mcaa investigation told the fort Worth Star Tele Gram on saturday about thu irregularities disclosed in about nine hours of testimony. Thu representatives before the Mcaa included six school administrators Southwest conference commissioner Fred Jacuby and coach Jim Wacker. Two assistant coaches and one player testified before the six person panel in a conference room of a Kansas City hotel. The Star Telegram reported that among the self disclosed items were minor violations of Mcaa rules by members of the football staff. A source close to the investigation told the newspaper there s no school in the country that could undergo this kind of investigation and not find some  Ballesteros withdraws Savannah a. Severiano Ballesteros pulled out of the spa Atlantic coast classic Golf tournament because his father is seriously ill. Ballesteros flew Back saturday to his native Spain to be with his father who is suffering from lung cancer. The Atlantic coast classic will be held tuesday through thursday at the Sheraton Savannah resort and country club and the Bacon Park Golf course. Ballesteros a two time masters and British open Champion is the Only name player on the spa tour a first year series of events set up As an alter native to the pea tour. Cup goes to soviet Fairfax a. Alexsei Tikhon Kin of the soviet Union and 13-year-old Kristie Phillips of the United states turned in clutch performances in their final events sunday to earn the men s and women s trophies in the Mcdon Ald s american cup. In becoming the first soviet to win the cup since 1979, Tikhon Kin registered a 9.9 on the horizontal bar to slip past Brian Ginsberg of the United states who led through the initial five events. Tikhon Kin who finished with 58.35 Points to Ginsberg s 58.10, also notched a 9.9 on the second to last event the parallel bars. Phillips scored a 9.8 on  final event the floor exercise to Clinch the Victory Over Bulgaria s Borjana Stojanova. Ginsberg 19, seemed headed for the title until he slipped while dismounting from the horizontal bar his favorite event. Needing a 9.95 to Clinch the title Ginsberg received a 9.55. Alexsei was incredible in the last two events Ginsberg said. Those were the Best two sets i be Ever  creditors of brazilian refinancing new York a Brazil s major creditors have tentatively agreed to a $31 billion refinancing package to help Brazil pay its foreign debt Citibank announced sunday. The package negotiated by Brazil and a committee representing hundreds of Banks would reduce interest rates Brazil has to pay and would allow it to delay both pay ments overdue from 1985 and payments it should make in 1986, according to a Citi Bank news release. Antonio Seixas director of the brazilian Central Bank said the agreement is a Bridge to a future restructuring package according to the Citibank release. The agreement set conditions for repay ment of Loans overdue from 1985 but left undefined conditions for 1986 payments. The 14-member Bank advisory commit tee for Brazil led by Citibank negotiated on behalf of approximately 700 Banks worldwide to which Brazil owes Money. The agreement has to be submitted to these 700 Banks for their approval and should be signed in june according to Citi Bank. Brazil owes $104 billion the largest foreign debt in the third world. Citibank reported that Brazil owes com Mercial Banks approximately $66 billion. The agreement announced sunday would allow Brazil to repay Over seven years be ginning in 1991, a Totaj of $6 billion. Conversion rates London up monday s closing rates for the . Dollar to other currencies. Figures Are expressed in dollars to the British Pound and other local currencies to dollars the Price of Gold closed at $336.00 an ounce Silver at 15.62. Feb.28 aaar.3 British Pound 1.4522 1.4407 German Mark 2.2185 2.2207 French franc 6.8288 6.8500 dutch Guilder 2.5115 2.5145 belgian franc 45.735 45.780 italian lira 1,510.40 1,511.30 Swiss franc 1.8750 1.8830 greek drachma 138.30 138.15 turkish lira 591.00 593.60 Spanish peseta 10.40 140.10 portuguese escudo 145.50 146.00 Canadian Dollar 1.4295 1.4316 austrian Schilling 15.6025 15.6000 norwegian Krone 6.983 6.700 danish Krone 8.2025 8.2020 these Are commercial rates and can be related Only to the use of foreign currency by . Forces for official business. Sales of German Marks to . Personnel for personal use will be at the rate of 2.20 tuesday based on a Price fixing at midday and allowance for Standard handling charges. To today tuesday s programs an to Germany 0600 Abc nightly news 0630 can sports tonight 0700 Abc nightlife 0730 just for kids cartoons 0755 size Small country 0820 shirt tales 0845 jeopardy 0910 Abbott and costello 0940 new tech times 1010 Peter Gunn 1035 journey to adventure 1100. Larry King 1200 lbs evening news 1230 Donahue highlighted is Daniel Ortega of Nicara Gua and his explanation of the sandinista View of the United states and the reasons for martial Law. 1320 general Hospital adult 1405 guiding Light adult 1450 for kids Only cartoons 1510 Tidsville 1535 . Put n stuff 1600 the today show 1800 can news 1830 an news 1900 Remington sleeve when Remington finds a Corpse stashed in his Bathtub by Mildred s Nephew Ber Nard he and Laura Are drawn into the dangerous Case of a Call girl s murdered client. 1950 Gasthaus 2000 prime time 2030 Cagney and lace a s7 million lawsuit ensues when a teen age shoplifter with fake identification is raped in a mail for adults. 2130 St. Elsewhere Chandler tries to convince a Clown that she should retire from the circus because of  deteriorating condition caused by multiple Scle Rosis. 2222 can headlines 2230 pea Golf Honda classic following the game 0030 the Tommy Hunter show 0130 Abc world news an to Berlin 1800 can headline news 1830 Berlin tonight 1845 can sports 1900 Remington Steele Laura s childhood to idol is sought for murdering the producer of a new recast movie version of the show and she sets out to Nail the real killer risking a charge of aiding and abetting a fugitive. 1955 Berlin . 2005 prime time 2035 Star search 2125 Berlin tonight late edition 2130 St. Elsewhere the moment of truth arrives for Caldwell when he removes the surgical bandages of a Young woman disfigured by a disease. 2220 can headlines 2230 pea Golf Honda classic following the game Chicago blues Abc world news tonight wednesday s programs 0600 Abc nightly news 0630 can sports tonight 0655 . Notebook 0700 Abc nigh line 0730 just for kids cartoons sesame Street fat Albert 0930 movie missing children a Mother s Story 1105 Larry King 1155 Berlin . 1200 lbs evening news 1230 Donahue guest panellists some of whom Are victims of alzheimer s disease discuss this malady which attacks the older adult. 1320 general Hospital adult 1405 guiding Light adult 1445 just for kids cartoons 1600 the today show 1800 can headline news German television first program 1023 miniseries lawyer Liebling 1110 Economy and social reports 1140 gossip from Vienna 1210 report on the taiga 1610 portrait Anke Martiny 1655 for children 1750 news 1800 regional programs 2000 news 2015 the monday painters 2100 reports 2145 Dallas 2230 news 2300 portrait Oskar Kokoschka second program 1604 headlines 1620 for Young people 1700 news 1715 off Dull Magazine 1745 Tom and Jerry 1820 quiz 1900 news 1930 about frenchmen and arabians in Marseille 2015 movie carry on cabby 2145 news 2205 about three Schiller productions deficit not major threat most americans in poll say los Angeles a few Ameri cans consider the Federal deficit a serious threat to the Economy and almost anything Congress does to reduce it would offend More voters than it would satisfy according to a poll published sunday. Faced with a Range of possible economic developments Only 14 percent of those polled identified an unbalanced budget As a major threat while 30 percent Felt that any Rise in the nation s unemployment rate would be threatening the los Angeles times reported. Nearly 40 percent of those polled by the times said they would be More inclined to vote against an incumbent representative who accepted president Reagan s proposal to boost defense spending and slash Domestic programs or who voted for across the Board spending cuts required As a last resort by the Gramm Rudman budget balancing Law. Less than 20 percent said they would think More highly of their representatives if they took such action. The Telephone poll of 2,241 people was conducted feb. 20-25. No stocks monday s closing prices from the new York Stock Exchange were not received in time for this edition