European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 7, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 24 the stars and stripes Friday March 7, 1986 scoreboard from Page 22 Duckworth e Iii Williams sum Bush new la Bingenheimer to Williams Bradly Hammonds Gatwech Bullard Colo Smits Marisa Spencer no Ariz Batiste Mcnees Robinson Navy Cannady e Tenn Manning Kansas Young Dayton Berry signs Rose Mason Johnson Michst cd g Fig Fra pet. Or 29 220 352 62.5 or 27 142 229 62.0 or 27 153 247 61.9 or 32 182 294 61.9 or 31 172 280 61.4 for 28 140 228 61.4 for 27 138 226 61.1 so 26 178 292 61.0 or 27 201 332 60.5 or 28 222 367 60.5 or 30 251 415 60.5 or 28 143 237 60.3 so 31 225 373 60.3 or 28 163 273 59.7 or 31 283 474 59.7 or 29 163 274 59.5 or 25 188 318 59.1 Fresno St. Indiana St. Richmond West Texas St. Alabama Birmingham Southwest Missouri South Florida g we pts. Avg. 29 15-14 1707 58.9 28 11-17 1662 59.4 29 23-6 1722 59.4 28 11-17 1670 59.6 34 24-10 2028 59.6 27 21-6 1623 60.1 28 14-14 1684 60.1 rebounding cd g no. Avg. Robinson Navy or 30 396 13.2 Anderson Houstn or 27 355 13.1 Sellers Ohio St or 26 339 13.0 Hill Betook r 27 312 11.6 Harper Mia o or 28 323 11.5 Krystkowiak Mont or 2r 314 11.2 Berry is jus or 31 346 11.2 Carter Lov my or 27 290 10.7 Randall Ureno r 26 272 10.5 Mccann morehed or 27 282 10.4 Winslow Houstn r 26 271 10.4 Boone Marl or 26 271 10.4 Grant Clemson r 30 312 10.4 Clarke Ark or or 27 276 10.2 Adams Oregon r 26 264 10.2 Abel Emlson Wagner or 26 263 10.1 Cook Flaa mar 28 281 10.0 press lev Villa r 33 330 10.0 Moore Lov la or 27 269 10.0 Dudley Yale r 26 256 9.8 team offence g we pts. Avg. Cleveland state 27 24-3 2463 91.2 . International 28 8-20 2543 90.8 Oklahoma 31 24-7 2780 89.7 North Carolina 30 26-4 2630 87.7 Michigan is. 26 20-6 2168 83.4 Syracuse 7 23-4 2242 83.0 Middle Tennessee 31 22-9 2559 82.5 Kansas 31 28-3 2543 82.0 Memphis St. 29 25-4 2375 81.9 Duke 31 29-2 2524 81.4 Cal. Irvine 27 16-11 2166 80.2 Georgetown 8 22-6 2244 80.1 Providence 27 15-12 2162 80.1 Nevada Las vegas 32 28-4 2562 80.1 Florida St. 27 11-16 2156 79.9 Loyola Calif. 27 18-9 2156 79.9 Chicago St. 8 22-6 2224 79.4 Virginia tech 29 22-7 2302 79.4 Rock 30 20-10 2373 79.1 notre Dame 27 22-5 2135 79.1 team defense g we pts. Avg. Princeton 26 13-13 1429 55.0 St. Peter s 8 16-12 1539 55.0 Tulsa 29 21-8 1642 56.6 Texas i paso 29 24-5 1647 56.8 North Carolina a8.t 27 20-7 1543 57.1 Texas Christian 27 20-7 1544 57.2 Temple 29 24-5 1682 58.0 Colgate 5 1-24 1462 58.5 wednesday s scores East Anna Maria 73, coast guard 66 Waynesburg 59, Westminster a. 49 South Stetson 87, Central Florida 59 Midwest Briar Cliff 91, mar Crest 78 Indiana 97, Michigan St. 79 Marquette 84, Miami Fla. 62 far West Central Washington 107, Whitman 82 Gonzaga 54, Portland 52 Pepperdine 87, Loyola Calif. 82 Santa Clara 72, san Francisco 55 san Diego 83, is. Mary a Calif. 53 tournaments big East first round Selon Hall 76, Connecticut 66 big South championship Baptist 68, Augusta 60 Commonwealth coast conference semifinal Curry 97, Roger Williams 94 Recac metro . Regional semifinals old Westbury 67, Hunter 54 Staten Island 86, Stony Brook 84 of new England regional semifinals Southern Maine 81, Amherst 79 Trinity Conn. 61, e. Connecticut 60 upstate regional semifinals Binghamton St. 62, Albany . 61 Hamilton 66, Fredonia 61 Missouri Valley conference championship Tulsa 74, Bradley 58 Southeastern first round Mississippi 73, Tennessee 56 Mississippi St. 62, Vanderbilt 54 southwestern athletic conference first round Alcorn state 71, Grambling 53 Prairie View am 75, Southern u. 67 a via championship series Charleston w. A. 90, w. Virginia tech 89, Charleston wins series 2-0 naia District 7 championship s. Colorado 61, fort Lewis 58 District championship be Oklahoma 84, Oklahoma City 61 District 10 championship Emporia St. 92, fort Hays St. 84 District 13 championship 75, Winona St. 57 District 14 championship Claire 47, i. 46 District 21 championship Taylor 70, Purdue Calumet 69 District 22 championship Findlay 91, Tiffin 75 District 26 semifinals Atlantic Christian 85, Wingate 75 Belmont Abbey 53, Pfeiffer 46 District 31 championship is. Thomas Aquinas 86, Concordia . 79 District 32 championship Cumberland 62, Georgetown by. 56 women s top 20 fared new York a How the top 20 women s College basketball teams As com piled by Mel Greenberg of the Philadelphia inquirer fared wednesday those not listed did not play 4. La. Tech 24-4 def so Louisiana 50-42 19. S. Illinois 25-3 def so Missouri St. 86-64 soccer major indoor soccer league Eastern division w l pet. Go Baltimore 21 16 .568 Cleveland 1 16 .568 Minnesota 20 18 .526 vhf Dallas 20 19 .513 2 Pittsburgh 18 18 .500 2 /2 Chicago 5 21 .417 Svi Western division a san Diego 28 9 .757 Wichita 20 17 .541 8 St. Louis 17 19 .472 10 /2 Tacoma 7 21 .447 la a Kansas city15 24 .385 14 los Angeles 11 25 .306 16 /2 a clinched playoff berth wednesday s result Dallas 7, Chicago 3 thursday s game All times est Baltimore at Chicago 8 35 . Friday s games Pittsburgh at Minnesota 8 35 . San Diego at St. Louis 8 35 . Los Angeles at Wichita 8 35 . American indoor soccer Assn. W l pet. Go Louisville 27 7 .794 Canton 8 9 .757 i Columbus 13 20 .394 13 /2 w l Kalamazoo 11 20 Chicago 1 23 Milwaukee 11 25 wednesday s results Louisville 6, Milwaukee 4 Chicago 5, Canton 4 pet. Go .355 14 /2 .324 16 .306 17 Tennis . Women s indoor West Windsor . A results of wednesday s matches in the $150,000 . Women s indoor Tennis championships women s singles second round Alycya Moulton def Barbara Potter 6-3, 2-6, 6 3 Terry Phelps def Anne White 6-3, 6-2 Helena Sutkova def Elise Burgin 6-1, 6-2 Kalv Jordan def Peanut Louie 6-3,6-1. Hana Mandrikova def Sylvia Hanika 6-3, 6-2 Martina Navratilova def Andrea Holikova 6-0, 6-4 Shriver def Raffaella Reggi 6-1, 6-2. Slims of Pennsylvania Hershey a. A results of wednes Day s second round matches in the $75,000 Virginia slims of Pennsylvania Tennis tournament lie breaker scores in parenthesis Janine Thompson def Iva Buda Rova 7-6 7 17-6 7-3 Sven Lana Parkhomenko def Mercedes Paz 6-0, 2-6, 6-3 Laryssa Savchenko def Adriana Villagran 6-1, 6-0 Anne Smith def Myrnam Schropp 6-2, 6-4 Anne Minter def Amanda Tobin Dingwall 6-0, 6-4. Late sports air Force skiing Safe super a Garmisch Germany top finishers in wednesday s super giant slalom which concluded the Safe ski championships. The Competition was Over a 1,300-meter course with 32 Gates on the Horn slope team scoring Rhein main 319, sem Bach 251, Wiesbaden 206, Ramstein 138, Hahn 119, we Bruecken 65, Ben Waters 65, Neu Bruecke 63, Valano 52, Alconbury 47, Norve Nich 41, Oslo 27, Mem Mungen 21, upper Hev Ford 16, Lei Helm 10, Hellen Kon 9, Pitburg 7, Heidelberg and Iraklion 2. Men open division 1. Jeff Johnson Sembach 1 11.85 2. Tim Marsano Rhein Maln 1 14.07 3. Mark Frampton no Venich 1 15.76 4. Pete Evans Ben Waters 1 16.17 5. Chris Larkin Rhein main 1 16.74 6. Dale Gauldin Hahn 1 16.91 7. Sam Rowe Leitheim 1 17.43 8. Dennis Larson Ramstein 1 17.92 9. Brett Luedke Wei Breucker 1 18.03 10. Alex Ruflin Wiesbaden 1 18.23 11. Mark lands from Sembach 1 18.36 12. Eric Mathewson upper Heyford 1 19.60 13. Curtis Ludwick Aviano 1 19.61 14. Greg Beckman Neu Bruecke 1 19.76 15. Tom Rossborough Hahn 1 20.77 seniors 30-39 years 1. Richard Turk we Bruecken 1 12.47 2. Graham Smith Sembach 1 15.37 3. Bill Tepe Alconbury 1 17.25 4. Richard Baird Ramstein 1 17.45 5. Andy Garralt Ben Waters 1 18.25 6. Mark Paxton Wiesbaden 1 19.70 7. Chris Phelps Ramstein 1 20.01 8. Mike Minard Hahn 1 20.08 9. Mike Staszewski pm 1 20.11 10. Jim Wallman Valano 1 20.35 11. Byron Morgan Memminger 1 21.49 masters 40 and Over 1. Steve Carter Rhein main 1 21.44 2. Norm Hershfield Sembach 1 24.04 3. Dan Cooley Neu Bruecke 1 26.06 4. Richard Lobacz Hahn 1 26.64 5. Alan Daines Ramstein 1 26.89 6. Steve Slivinski Rhein main 1 27.04 7. Larry Campbell Oslo 1 28.66 8. Phil Sosalla Neu Bruecke 1 30.07 women 1. Deborah Namdar pm 1 27.10 2. Monica Powell Sembach 1 30.64 3. Olnette Betke Hahn. 1 30.85 4. Barbara Heiller Wiesbaden 1 40.10 5. Jeannette Heldman Ramstein 1 40.99 6. Peg Wall non Rhein Maln 1 43.89 7. Peggy Herman Wiesbaden 1 49.18. Alpine combined men open 1, Johnson 2, Marsano Gauldin 4, male Ewson 5. Larkin. Seniors 1, Smith 2, Garratt 3, Minard 4, Paxton 5, Baird. Masters 1, Carter 2, Daines 3, Hershfield 4, Slivin i. Women 1, Namdar 2, Powell 3, Wall non. Ski conditions arc Garmisch Germany ski conditions As reported thursday by the armed forces recreation Center Here. Snow Depths Are in centimetres and temperature in centigrade. Garmisch base new total temp weather Zug Spitze 250 0 250 in Clear Oste Felder 120 0 120 in Clear Hausberg 90 0 90 of Clear Chi Emsee Winkle Moos 180 0 180 -5c Clear Slein Platte 200 0 200 -5c Clear Chi Emsee 50 0 50 -3c Clear Berchtesgaden no report note for arc spor Sweek reservations Call Garmisch military 2535 or ets 4402 571 or civilian 08821-570571. Magazines special report on gambling is says Lasorda linked to crime figure new York a los Angeles dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda has associated with an entertainment agent and nightclub manager who allegedly had ties to organized crime sports illustrated re ported wednesday. In a special report on gambling the mag Azine said that Peter Decarlis also known As Joe Decarlo had been a frequent visitor to Lasorda s office and was listed As a Friend by the dodgers manager in his Auto biography the artful Lasorda told is that nobody from base Ball s Security Force had Ever warned him about Decarlis whom the Magazine identified As a reputed associate of the late Mickey Cohen a los Angeles bookmaker and organized crime figure. The Magazine also said Decarlis had been identified in a Security file introduced at a 1982 hearing before the new Jersey Casino control commission As having associated with reputed bookmakers and provided prostitutes for organized crime. I Don t know anything about him Noth ing about his past Lasorda told the mag Azine. Not until you told me. I la not see him the dodgers manager said the same thing wednesday at the team s training Camp in Vero Beach Fla., where he spoke with reporters about the matter. I first met him at a restaurant he managed in l.a., and we became friends. I did t know his background Lasorda said. A photo dodgers Tommy Lasorda. Called Peter de Carlis Friend Gibbs informed of the association by the Magazine said he would look into it. Sure it bothers me if it s True Gibbs said. Dodgers owner Peter o Malley reached by the daily news of los Angeles at the Dodge town Complex in Vero Beach Fla., said he had never heard of Decarlis. Baseball s Security director Harry Tommy has a lot of friends o Malley said. He s like will Rogers that s Tommy. When he meets someone it s like it s an old Friend i have no problem with Tommy s deportment or lifestyle. And this is not aimed at or. Decarlo but if somebody is in our clubhouse who should t be then he won t be there Decarlis who the Magazine said served a prison term for a 1948 mail theft conviction acknowledged to is that he had socialized with Cohen but denied any involve ment in prostitution. Of Lasorda he told the Magazine " he is one of the straightest Guys in the world. To say he s tainted for knowing me that s Decarlis told the daily news that he and Lasorda Are just friends that s All. I met him through other people and struck up a Friendship. I like him. He s a wonderful Man. I know his family and we re friends. We have no other Assoc a is elsewhere in the Issue quotes Lloyd Mumphord a starting cornerback on the Miami dolphins two time super bowl champs of the Early 1970s As saying he and several teammates were supplied with co Caine by Raymond i. Capri who was convicted of assault in 1975. Mumphord was quoted As saying that at parties at Capri s House Capri overheard Miami players discuss injuries. Mumphord said he believed that Capri passed the information on to gamblers. The Miami Herald said in a Story wednesday that Mumphord did not return Calls to his Home in Louisiana. Is said Capri acknowledged using co Caine with some dolphins players and sometimes supplying it to them. He also acknowledged hearing the players discuss injuries. But he told the Magazine he did t use the information in any gambling on another matter is said John Shaw vice president for finance with the nil s los Angeles rams has bet on nil games including some involving the rams. Quot ing an unnamed source the Magazine says that Shaw used the name Mayfield in placing bets with Alyn Brannon convicted for bookmaking in Orange county in 1979 and 1981. Nil spokesman Joe Browne said that league representatives have interviewed Shaw. We be been aware off certain allegations regarding or. Shaw since october 1985," Browne said. Our office has spoken to or. Shaw and his counsel regarding these allegations. We Are currently review ing the matter and will have no futher com ment until the review is said Shaw the allegations in the Arti Cle Are so outrageous and unfounded that i will not dignify them with a the rams issued a statement in which they said the allegations about John Shaw contained in the March 10 Issue of sports illustrated Are without foundation and have absolutely no basis in fact. We stand behind John Shaw and Are convinced that he has been engaged in no improper
