European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 10, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 stars and stripes monday March 10, 1986 scoreboard from Page 24 regulation96-96. Top scorers Gies Gerry Jones 29, John Harris 20, Jasper Hanen 18 Ful David Crisp 22, Charles Moore 18, Harry Perkins 16. Women Fulda 69, Giessen 66 at Fulda sunday halftime Fulda lady Cavaliers 34, Giessen wolverines 34 top scorers Gles Sherrie Harper 20 Ful Jackie Spencer 29, Crystal Robbins 13, Peggy Banks 11. Noteworthy Fulda won despite a Lack of height. Exhibition men Darmstadt 70, Berlin 69 at Darmstadt sunday halftime Berlin bears 38, Darmstadt demons 34. Top scorers ber William Simmons 24, James Wood 14, Tracy ghee 7 Darm Orlan do Goodwin 22, Carl Beard 14, Teddy Moore 8. Noteworthy Beard Sank two free throws with eight seconds remaining to give Darmstadt the Victory. Mainz 83, Heidelberg 68 at Mainz sunday halftime Mainz rattlers 45, Heidelberg generals 41. Top scorers Heid Leroy Evans 19, Floyd Thomas 14, Curtis Saltes 14 Mainz John Williams 20, Ferris Potts 16, Russell Peterson 12. Noteworthy Mainz at a height disa Davanage yielded an average of 3 /2 inches per player. Women Berlin 71, Darmstadt 61 at Darmstadt sunday halftime Berlin lady bears 31, Darm Stadt lady demons 31 top scorers ber Sherry Burchett 34, Cynthia Williams 22, Terri Hamwright 8 Darm Peshla Toney 16, Shearron Bozeman 16, Carolyn Autry 11. Noteworthy Berlin played the last four minutes of the game with three players. Army boxing Stuttgart smoker Stuttgart results of sunday s bouts in a boxing smoker Here team scoring Berlin Heilbronn and Stuttgart 3, Neu Ulm and Frankfurt 1, bomb Bingen German boxing club 0. Novice Light welterweight Marvin Perry ber dec Cruz Fernandez s. Welterweight Alonza Austin s rec Carlos Condor Posa h1 25 2nd. Light middleweight Vincent Miranda f disc Timothy Russell h1 07 3rd. Open lightweight Anthony Milan no dec Jeffery Mcallister h. Welterweight Salvadore Rodriguez h dec Joachim Mack bomb. Light middleweight William Mcmullen ber rec Luis Haywood no1 33 3rd Michael Clark h rec Erich Muller bomb0 54 3rd. Middleweight Antone Harman b rec Antwine Mcfarland h2 59 2nd Dar Rell Robinson s dec Kevin Copeland no. Light heavyweight Halls Watson h ret Stefan Stachel bomb1 52 2nd. Super heavyweight Patrick Robin son s rec Tom Smith b1 35 3rd. Track said Field  summaries Cosford England a results sat urday of an indoor track meet Between eng land and the United states All race distances in meters unless otherwise noted 601, Thomas Jefferson ., 6.69. 2, err nest Obeng England 6.73. 3, Harry King England 6.77. 4, Albert Lane ., 7.12. 60 hurdles1, Milan Stewart  7.69. 2, Jack Pierce  7.78. 3, Steve Buckeridge England 7.79. 4, Wilbert Greaves England 7.98. 2001, Linford Christie England 21.12. 2, Todd Bennett England 21.40. 3, Calvin Brooks ., 21.79. 4, Reginald Henderson ., 22.28. 4001, Clarence Daniel ., 46.52 seconds. 2, Kennith lower ., 46.77. 3, Roger Black England 46.82. 4, Paul Harmsworth England 47.46. 8001, John Marshall  1 48.78. 2, an Drew Myatt England 1 49.50. 3, Tony Morrell England 1 49.80. 4, John Hinton ., 1 50.15. 10001, Dave Sharpe England 2 20.36. 2, Ray Brown ., 2 20.42. 3, Mark Scruton England 2 21.79. 4, Richard Block ., 2 23.82. Mile1, Rob Harrison England 4 16.57. 2, Kevin Johnson ., 4 17.52. 3, Alan Mottershead England 4 17.56. 4, Dave Spe Ranzo ., 4 21.20. 30001, Sebastian Coe England 7 54.32. 2, David Lewis England 7 55.43. 3, Steve har Ris guest 8 3.38. 4, Bill Krohn ., 8 3.73. 5, George Buchelt ., 8 18.71. Long jump1, Danny Jackson  25 63/. 2, Leotha Stanley ., 25-5 /2. 3, Denis costello England 23-8%. 4, John Shepherd England 23-4to. High jump1, Geoff Parsons guest 7 3%. 2, Brian Whitehead ., 7-2 /2. 3, Thom As Mccants ., 7- /2. 4, can sus Alcindor England 7-to. 5, Paul Jeffs England 6-10%. Pole vault1, Tim Canfield ., 17-3/4. 2, Scott Davies ., 16-4%. 3, Andy Ashurst England 16-4%. 4, Jeff Gutteridge England 15-9. Shot put1, John Smith ., 62-3. 2, Phil Hovencamp ., 57-5to. 3, Graham Savory England 56-6%. 4, Chris Ellis eng land 53-5to. Shuler is. Hearns boxing this week s fights monday at Las vegas nev., Caesars Palace Marvel Ous Marvin Hagler Brockton mass., is. John the beast Mugabi Uganda 12, for haulers undisputed middleweight championship. At Las vegas nev., Caesars Palace Thomas hit Man Hearns Detroit is. James Shuler Philadelphia 12, for the North american boxing federation welterweight title. Tales of the tape age weight height reach Chest Normal Chest expanded biceps forearm Waist thigh calf neck wrist fist ankle Hagler is. Mugabi Hagler Mugabi 31 160 5-9 /2 75 40 42 15 12 3022 15 16 7 12 9 26 160 5-8to 74 39to 41 to 16to 12 3122 14 16 8 13 10 age weight height reach Chest Normal Chest expanded biceps forearm Waist thigh calf neck wrist fist ankle  Shuler 26 160 6-1 76 42 46 15 12 29 22 13 16 7 12to 9 /2 Hearns 27 160 6-1 78 39 41 15 12 30 20 13 15to 8 11 to 8 i Bowling True value open Peoria Iii. A results of the $150,000 True value open saturday finals 1, Walter Ray Williams jr., Stockton Calif., 964 pins 4 games$27,000. 2, Steve Cook Roseville Calif., 167 1 game$14,000. 3, John Gant Pittsburgh 199 1 game$8,500. 4, Hugh Miller Everett wash., 234 1 game$7,000. 5, Mats Karlsson Gothenburg swe Den 224 1 game$6,000. Match play results Williams def Karlsson 246-224 Williams def Miller 246-234 Williams def Gant 257-199 Williams def Cook 215-167 title game. Soccer major indoor soccer league saturday s results Baltimore 5, Dallas 2 Chicago 5, Cleveland 4 of College from Page 21 23 Points and held Kansas together in the final minute sunday As the second ranked Jay Hawks clipped Iowa state in the final of the big eight postseason tournament. The cyclones stole the Ball under the Kansas Basket with five seconds left and swept Dow court but officials called a travelling violation on Sam Hill at the Buzzer before Iowa state could put up a shot. Hill fell to the floor in disbelief. Kansas 31-3 and expected to be the no. 1 seed in the Midwest regional of the Mcaa tournament led by As Many As 14 Points in the second half and appeared to be in control when Greg Dreiling banked a Hook shot at the 5 14 Mark for a 69-60 Lead. The cyclones staged a 7-0 comeback capped by Ron Virgil s Basket that made it 69-67 with 2 40 left. Manning the big eight player of the year then re bounded an Iowa state miss and was fouled 36 seconds later by Virgil. The 6-foot-11 Sophomore hit both free throws for a 71-67 Lead before Jeff grayer brought Iowa state again to within two with a Basket at 1 45. It was Manning again for the Jay Hawks. Manning the tournament s most valuable player scored on an eight footer in heavy traffic with 1 26 remaining. Hill then worked free for an uncontested Dunk shot with 49 second left. In late saturday action fifth ranked St. John s and no. 7 Michigan put the finishing touches on missions to prove their critics wrong. St. John s won the big East tournament and Michigan took the regular season big 10 title. Both won an automatic trip to next week s Mcaa tournament. St. John s 70, Syracuse 69 the redmen erased a 13-Point first half deficit against no. 8 Syracuse in the title game of the big East conference tournament in new York and needed a Baseline jump shot by Ron Rowan with eight seconds left for their Victory. Walter Berry preserved the Victory by denying Dwayne Washington of Syracuse on a drive with two seconds to go. The redmen 30-4, were picked to finish fourth in the conference with the graduations of Chris Mullin and Bill Wennington but earned the top seed in the tournament by winning the regular season Crown. Willie Glass led St. John s with 19 Points while Berry had 16 and Rowan finished with 13. Dwayne Washington s 20 Points led Syracuse 25-5, and earned him tournament map honors. The orangemen should capture an at Large bid for the Mcaa. Michigan 80, Indiana 52 the wolverines who also did t figure to take the con Ference title were inspired by remarks by Indiana coach Bobby Knight that Michigan did t play As hard As some teams in the big ten. Michigan ripped the hoosiers breaking a first place tie in the conference and clinching the title. Tarpley scored 21 Points and the wolverines kept Indi Ana s Steve Alford contained while becoming the first big ten Champion to repeat since the hoosiers in 1980-81. Southeast conference final fourth ranked Kentucky came from behind for the Sec Ond straight night Downing Alabama 83-72 and earning an automatic berth in the Mcaa tournament. Kenny Walker s 20 Points paced the wildcats 29-3, while Roger Harden added 18 and Cedric Jenkins came off the Bench to spark a second half rally. Alabama slipped to 29-3 but remains a candidate for an at Large bid in the Mcaa. Pacific coast athletic association final Anthony Jones scored 22 Points and no. 11 Nevada Las vegas Rode an 11-2 spurt Midway through the second half to a 75-55 Triumph Over new Mexico state and an Auto Matic berth in the Mcaa tournament. I Hope we go to Long Beach Runnin rebels coach Jerry Tarkanian said. It would be Nice if we got the third seed in the West. I Don t expect anything higher than that. I d be disappointed if it was anything  univ improved to 31-4. Western athletic conference final Juden Smith rebounded his own missed shot and hit a Layup with 37 seconds left to give no. 17 Texas Elpaso the championship with a 65-64 Victory Over Wyoming. The Triumph improved the miners record to 27-5 and gave them an automatic berth to the Mcaa. Wyoming 20-11, had two chances to win in the final 10 seconds. Sean Dent drove the Lane and missed a Layup. Fennis Dembo got the rebound but his shot rolled off the rim and step rebounded As time ran out. Big sky conference final Tony Hampton scored 7 of his 27 Points in the final three minutes to Lead Montana state to an 82-77 upset Victory Over Montana and the championship of the big sky conference tournament. Montana s Larry Krystkowiak had a game High 30 Points and 14 rebounds. Larry Mcbride scored 19, and Todd Powell 13 for the grizzlies. Karl Ferch led the Bob cats with 28 Points. Southwest conference semifinals Winston Crite shackled by Early foul trouble touched off an 11-Point explosion in the second half that rallied Texas am to a 55-47 Victory Over Texas and put the aggie in the final against upstart Texas tech. Ray Irvin s rebound of a potential game tying shot and two subsequent free throws with four seconds remaining brought tech a 71-67 comeback Victory Over top seeded Texas Christian in the Day s other semifinal. In other games involving top 20 teams no. 1 notre Dame ripped Dayton 69-55,-no. 18 Michigan state topped Ohio state 91-81 and no. 19 Illinois downed Minnesota 73-64. Other teams earning automatic bids to the Mcaa included Recac metro conference tournament Champion Marist which downed Fairleigh Dickinson 57-56 in overtime in the title game northeastern which won the Recac North Atlan tic tournament for the third straight year with a 63-54 Victory Over Boston University Ohio Valley conference tourney Champ Akron which topped Middle Tennessee 68-63 Ball state which upset top seeded Miami of Ohio in the title of the mid America conference tournament and Northeast Louisi Ana which captured the Southland conference tournament with a 59-57 Triumph Over Mcneese state. Aba from Page 21 Kee playing without the injured Sidney Moncrief had won 13 of its last 14 games. A sellout crowd of 15,822 watched the game. Rockets 126, spurs 117 Houston Ralph Sampson scored 27 Points including 13 in the fourth Quarter and pulled Down 16 rebounds As hous ton beat san Antonio. Houston led 91-90 going into the fourth Quarter. Sampson led a charge that put the rockets in control of the game Midway through the Quarter. Houston midwestern division Leader overcame an impressive first Quarter shoot ing performance by the spurs. San Antonio hit 19 of 20 shots from the Field in the first Quarter missing for the first time 7 06 into the game. Mike Mitch Ell led the spurs first Quarter shooting exhibition with 18 Points As the spurs led 46 27 going into the second period. San Antonio was led by Mitchell with 34 Points and Alvin Robertson with 21. Trail blazers 104, jazz 90 Portland Ore. Kiki Vandeweghe scored the 10,000th Point of his pro career winding up with 29 Points As Portland Defeated Utah. Portland led from the opening tip As for Ward Kenny Carr dominated both the offensive and defensive backboards. Carr finished with 18 rebounds and 14 Points. The Trail blazers out rebounded the jazz 47-39. Karl Malone led the jazz with 24 Points while Thurl Bailey had 19. Clyde Drexler added 18 for Portland. Warriors 138, Cavaliers 128 Oakland Calif. Terry Teagle and Reserve Forward Peter Verhoeven sparked a late third Quarter rally As Golden state beat Cleveland. Teagle scored six Points and Verhoeven four As the warriors stretched an 87-80 Lead to 100-86 in the final 2 49 of the period. Teagle had 11 of his 18 Points in the Quarter. After that the Cavaliers never got closer than six Points while losing for the seventh time in their last 11 games. Lakers 122, Kings 121 2ot Inglewood Calif. Earvin magic Johnson scored six Points of his 33 Points in the second overtime and made a key steal with five seconds left As the los Angeles downed Sacramento. Johnson s three Point Basket with five seconds left in regulation play tied the score 103-103 and sent the game into overtime. The contest remained knotted this time at ill ill at the end of the first extra period As Otis Thorpe hit two free throws with six seconds left. Johnson who also had 17 assists and five rebounds hit three Long jumpers in the Sec Ond overtime. After Thorpe pulled the Kings to within 122-121 with 25 seconds remaining John son stole the Ball from Larry Drew with five seconds left. Johnson was fouled and missed both free throws. The Kings got the re bound calling timeout with one second remaining but Byron Scott stole the inbound pass to preserve the Victory. James worthy had 32 Points for the Lak ers and Scott added 25. Kareem Abdul Jabbar had 21 Points for the winners. Thorpe led the Kings with 28 Points Eddie Johnson had 26 and Mike Woodso had 22