European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 15, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes scoreboard from Page 22 goalies new York Hrudney 35 shots-33 saves. Hartford list 23-20. A13,140. North stars 3, blues 2 Minnesota 0 1 23 St. Louis T2 o 02 first period1, is. Louis Beers 14 Wickenheiser barr1 26. 2, St. Louis Hunter 44 Federko lavallee17 01. Second period3, Minnesota Graham 19 Roberts mckegney2 37. Third period4, Minnesota Csc Carlell 34 Maruk giles13 34. 5, Minnesota Lawlon 18 Bellows maruk19 03. Shots on goal Minnesota 10-8-826.  17-12-1241. Goalies Minnesota Beaupre 41 Shols-39 saves. St. Louis Wamsley 26-23. A11,724. Minors International hockey league East w l Muskegon 41 25 Saginaw 35 31 Kalamazoo 35 31 Toledo 19 47 Flint 3 51 Westfort Wayne 42 23 Milwaukee 37 27 Peoria 37 28 sail Lake 36 30 Indianapolis 31 33 two Points Are awarded for a Victory one Point to each team in a lie overtime Winner or shootout Winner if necessary receives two Points and loser receives one Point thursday s result Indianapolis 3, Milwaukee 1 Friday s game Salt Lake at Saginaw Flint at Toledo Kalamazoo Al Peoria Forl Wayne Al Indianapolis american hockey league Northern division w l t Pis of a Adirondack 36 25 7 79 291 261 Maine 36 26 6 78 245 251 Moncton 30 26 10 70 245 246 Sherbrooke 30 32 7 67 305 299 Fredericton 27 36 7 61 271 278 Nova Scotia 24 36 8 56 262 294 Southern division Hershey 41 27 2 84 302 259 is. Catherins 33 31 4 70 270 263 Springfield 32 32 4 68 256 262 Binghamton 31 32 5 67 264 258 new Haven 30 34 6 66 290 302 Rochester 29 31 6 64 279 273 Baltimore 26 37 6 58 238 260 thursday s results Nova Scotia 3, Fredericton 1 Baltimore 4, Moncton 3, of Friday s games Sherbrooke at Binghamton Adirondack at Maine Rochester Al new Haven Hershey at Springfield Atlantic coast hockey league w l 43 11 30 27 22 32 22 30 pts of a 90 346 182 68 328 280 47 245 301 46 238 318 42 227 302 Carolina Erie Virginia new York Mohawk Valley 20 37note a loss in overtime counts for on Point. Thursday s Resul Carolina 5, Erie 4 Friday s games new York at Carolina Virginia at Erie soccer 00 00 0 01 00 1 pts85 7875 4631 8980 7974 68 gf305 269275 235209 273292 267271 229 ga236 226262 330379 213241 235258 245 training Camp. Signed outfielder first baseman Cesar Cedeno to a minor league contract. Miami marlins named Fred Hatfiel manager. College Augusta announced the resignation of head basketball coach Marvin Vanover. Named Neal Cody head basketball coach. Florida state named Pat Kennedy head men s basketball coach. Illinois reassigned assistant football coach Max Mccartney to an administrative position. New Hampshire named Bob Kullen ice hockey coach. Nicholls state announced they have dropped men s Tennis and Golf from the University sports program. North Carolina Wilmington announced the resignation of head basketball coach Mel Gibson. Pittsburgh suspended running Back Brian Davis from Spring football practice for falling to meet school requirements. Southern Indiana named Mark Bial head men s basketball coach and athletic director. Major indoor soccer league Eastern division Bowling Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Dallas Pittsburgh Chicago w 22 22 21 21 19 17 l 17 18 19 20 21 22 Western division 30 10 23 17 18 21 18 15 12 21 26 26 a san Diego a Wichita St. Louis Tacoma Kansas City los Angeles a clenched playoff berth thursday s result Pittsburgh 7, Chicago 1 Dallas 7, St. Louis 1 Friday s games All limes est Minnesota at Cleveland 8 05 . Tacoma at Chicago 8 35 . Baltimore at St. Louis 8 35 . Wichita at los Angeles 10 35 . Pet. .564 .550 .525 .512 .475 .436 .750 .575 .462 .462 .366 .316 go 2 3 /2 5 it/2 15 /2 17 transactions thursday baseball Texas rangers gave Pitcher Al Lachowicz his unconditional release. Toronto Blue jays announced that non roster outfielders Silvestre Campusano and Pedro Munoz and Catcher Greg Myers have been sent to the club s minor league King Louie open Overland Park Kan. A four Chr round results thursday in the professional bowlers association $130,000 King Louie open with names hometowns match play record Sand 26-game pinball totals 1, Marc Mcdowell Madison wis., 5-3, 5,928. 2, Dennis Jacques Middletown n.j., 5 3, 5,926. 3, Hugh Miller Mercer Island wash., 4-4, 5,878. 4, Walter Ray Williams jr., Stock ton Calif 6-2, 5,862. 5, Dave Husted Mil Waukee ore., 5-3, 5,787. 6, Mark Baker Garden Grove Calif., 5-3, 5,777. 7, David Traber Cedarburg wis., 7-1, 5,769. 8, Bill Netzhammer Alton iii., 6-2, 5,747. 9, Gil Sliker Sarasola Fla., 3-5, 5,740. 10, Mike Jasnau Wichita Kan., 4-4, 5,712. Bay Hill classic Orlando Fla. A first round results thursday in the $500,000 Hertz Bay Hill Clas sic at the 7,103-Yard, Par 36-3571 Bay Hill club course Bob Tway 33-3366 Tom Kite 34-34 8 Dan Pohl 33-3568 Dan Forsman 36-3268 Ray Floyd 34-3468 Roger Maltbie 35-3469 Ben Crenshaw 35-3469 Scott Simpson 37-3269 Corey Pavin 35-3469 Mark Wiebe 35-3570 Greg Norman 34-3670 Wayne lev 37-3370 Curtis strange 35-3570 Mike Hulbert 38-3270 Charfles Bowles 36-3470 George Burns 35-3671 Sandy Lyle 34-3771 Paul Azinger 35-3671 Brett upper 34-3771 Joey sindelar34-3771 Bruce Lietzke 35-3671 Andy Dillard 35-3671 Kikuo aral 35-3772 . Weibring 38-3472 Jodie Mudd 35-3772 Nick Price 37-3572 Bernhard Langer 37-3572 Scott Hoch 35-3772 Bill Kratzert 37-3572 fuzzy Zoeller 38-3472 Lance ten Broeck 36-3672 Ronnie Black .38-3472 Ken Brown 35-3873 Bob Murphy 37-3673 Philip Parkin 37-3673 Bobby Wadkins 39-3473 Mike Sullivan 37-3673 Andy North 36-3773 Jack Renner 38-3573 Ron Streck 37-3673 Phil Blackmar 38-3573 Hal Sutton 37-3673 Mike Nicolette 35-3873 Lon Hinkle 37-3673 Mac o Grady 38-3573 Bob Byman 36-3773 Gary Koch 36-3773 Glendale Federal classic Glendale Calif. A first round scores thursday in the Gna Glendale Federal classic Golf tournament played on the Par 72, 6,256-Yard Oakmont course a denote Amateur Shelley Hamlin 37-3471 Kristi Arrington 36-3571 Cathy Morse 37-3572 Jane Geddes 37-3572 Sherri Turner 36-3672 Laurie Rinker 36-3672 Deedee Lasker 35-3873 Kathy Whitworth 37-3673 Penny Pulz 37-3673 men s open 1, Randy Sapp Usa eur 7 24 40. 2, John Harrison Usa eur 8 10 00. 3, Tim Fisk Usa eur 8 17.62. 4, Thomas Lingle Usa eur 8 22.19. 5, de Barne Usa eur 8 29.00. 6, John Saufley Usa eur 8 35.05. 7, John Reuille Safe 9 65.27. 8, Brian Gordan Safe 10 23.21. 9, Tom Tshudy Safe 11 22.27. 10, Mark Frampton Safe 12 43.96. 11, Jon Hilyard Navy 13 13.94. 12, Darwin Carpenter Safe 13 40.81. 13, Peter Straub Usa eur 15 07.47. Seniors 30-39 years 1, Brian Skinner Usa eur 9 00.80. 2, Steve Palm Safe 9 37.41. 3, Jed Anderson Usa eur 9 41.13. 4, Leroy Laine Usa eur 10 41.89. 5, John Seibert Safe 10 46.56. 6, Mike Minard Safe 11 09.56. 7, Doug Carter Safe 11 21.67. 8, Bill Horton Usa eur 11 56.76. 9, Robert Flath Navy 13 55.10. Masters 40 and Over 1, Gil Dodson Usa eur 9 24.98. 2, Hans Gazecki Safe 10 51 29. 3, Rocky Freeman Navy 11 52.21. 4, Lodi Edquid Usa eur 12 22.06. 5, Steve Slivinski Safe 13 04.02. 6, James Richardson Safe 14 57.75. Women 1, Andrea Frenette Usa eur 10 28.20. 2, Linda Naccarato Usa eur 12 19.73. 3, Sharon Antisdel Safe 13 49.71. 4, Amy Wimmer Safe 15 25.87. 5, Barb Heiller Safe 15 32.91. 6, Karen weenies Safe 16 29.78. 7, Elizabeth cast Navy 18 45.07. Nordic relay local sports All services skiing nordic 2.6-Kilometer sprint Kaltenbrunne Germany Friday s re sults in the 2.6-Kilometer sprint race in the nordic division of the All services ski championships team scoring Usa eur 101, 41, Navy 7 24.90. 1, Usa eur no. 1 Laine Frenette Lingel dodson41 10 86. 2, Usa eur no. 2 Skinner Edquid Naccarato sapp45 15.71. 3, Safe no. 1 Reuille Antisdel Gad Zeckel palm46 06.96. 4, Safe no. 2, Seibert Heiller Sulvinski gordan53 54.48. 5, Navy Freeman Flash Hilyard cast ,1 01 57.19. Army basketball 21st support come men Mannheim 87, Worms 59 at Mannheim Friday halftime Mannheim Mustangs 38,Worms wildcats 28. Top scorers Worms Michael Allen 19, lament Lindsey 19 Mann Eikanah Crockett 23, Jeff Thomas 13, Peter Alleyne 11. Noteworthy Joseph Jenkins had 21 re Bounds for the Mustangs. Mannheim is 10-4, while Worms dropped to 8-6. Forward s role fits lakers situation Ramb a importance won f be found in. Box scores by John Nadel Inglewood Calif. A Kurt Rambis in t one of the most physically talented players in the National basketball association or anywhere close for that matter. Nevertheless he s an important member of the los Angeles lakers. At 6-foot-8 and 215 pounds Rambis is Best described As a role player. He dives for Loose balls plays Tough defense Battles under the boards and sets screens. In addition he usually takes the Ball out of Bounds after an opponent has scored and looks to Start a fast break in that situation if the defense has t retreated fast enough. _ much of what he contributes can t be found in a Box score and in t noticed by the average fan. But that does t bother him he s been a starter through most of his five Aba seasons and has played on two league championship teams. I bet there Are millions of Guys who d like to be called a role player in this situation he said with a smile. A lot of basketball players who have an ego would have a hard time with what i do doing things to help the team win things like setting picks and taking the Ball out of Bounds. I was raised to believe the team s Success is what s important not the individual. People Are always drawn and attraction is always Given to winners. A lot of Excel Lent players in the Aba who Aren t playing on winning teams you hardly hear about  the 28-year-old Rambis Aba career did t exactly get off to a flying Start. After an outstanding career at Santa Clara he was a third round draft Choice of the new York kicks in 1980. The kicks released him during training Camp that year re signed him to a 10-Day contract in december then released him before he got into a game. He went to Athens Greece where he spent four months and played in about 20 games As his team won a 20-team tournament. Several months later while playing in a summer league in san Francisco he received an invitation to try out wit the lakers. At first he said no because he did t make the team but a Telephone Call from then coach Paul Westhead con Vinced him to give it a shot. Accept their roles. Another Good example of role playing on this team is magic Johnson. He could shoot 25 or 30 times a game if he wanted because he controls things but he does t because it s better for the team if he does  Rambis is averaging 5.5 Points a game this season which happens to be his career average. He has made 58.6 percent of his Field goal attempts which leads the team and is averaging 7.3 rebounds which ranks second on the club. In a game last week he had 16 Points and 16 rebounds. When asked if that kind of performance gave him any a Phot lakers Kurt Rambis. Numbers Don t determine ballgames As he admitted the rest is history. I realize there Are other players on the team who have More Talent than i have who can shoot the Ball better than i can Rambis said. If i were a coach i d want other Guys to shoot the Ball and i d want me under the Basket rebounding. Once you get to this level you have to have people who me a it a y leu i li1cthing i like to look at is How hard i work. It s not necessarily the numbers that determine the Ball  the lakers Are trying to become the first team to repeat As Aba champions since the Boston celtics accomplished the feat in 1967-68 and 1968-69. Since i be been in the league i can see three reasons Why it s been so hard to repeat Rambis said. First when you win it you probably Don t work As hard the next summer to win it again. That probably just comes from everybody patting you on the Back and your feeling Good the whole summer. Second the next season everybody plays you like a Champion. You never get an easy night. Every game is like the seventh game of the championship series. That Pearson you after a while. And third is the injury Factor. I think that s related to the second reason and the previous season. When you win it you go All out. It s not easy to stay healthy the following year. The most important thing is the injury Factor during the playoffs it does t matter at this  Rambis believes then Akers Are better this year than they were last season because of an improved Bench. But he believes that the Boston celtics who won the Aba title in 1984 and lost to the lakers in the championship series last june Are better for the same reason. While he s been a member of two Aba championship teams Rambis said his most memorable experience occurred off the court. He and his wife Linda 4iad their first child when a son was born on Jan. 24. The father witnessed the birth and left no doubt As to its significance in his life. That was the most exciting thing that Ever happened to me he said. There s nothing that compares to that. It was a Beautiful