European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 18, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday March 18, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 23 Forsman takes Rainy Bay Hill by 1 shot Orlando Fla. Up Dan Forsman playing 36 holes of bogey free Golf shot Back to Back 67s sunday to win the rain shortened $500,000 Hertz Bay Hill classic by one shot Over Raymond Floyd and Mike Hulbert. Forsman had rounds of 68, 67, and 67 to finish at 202, 11-under Par. After Floyd and Hulbert came Wayne Levi at 9-under. Dan Pohl and Curtis strange finished at 8 under 205. Because rain cancelled play Friday and saturday the tournament was shortened to 54 holes with 36 being played sunday on the 7,103-Yard, Par-71 Bay Hill course. The $90,000 first prize was the biggest of Forsman s career and raised his 1986 earnings to $125,526. It was Forsman s second career Triumph. He won the Quad cities open last year. Forsman parred eight straight holes after birding the Par-5 sixth Hole to go 10-under before sinking a 17-footer for Birdie on the Par-4 15th. Forsman s Birdie on 15 came moments after Hulbert birdied the 17th to temporarily tie Forsman at 10-under. Forsman parred out after the Birdie at 15, including a Good save at 16 when he hit an errant tee shot. Hulbert missed a putt from the fringe on 18 that would have tied him with Forsman. Floyd also failed to sink a Chip from the Back fringe that would have tied Forsman. Floyd made Par on nine holes after he birdied the Par-5 Cincinnati s player manager Pete Rose gets an Umpire s View of one of his pitchers Pete the urn during a workout at the reds training Camp in Tampa Fla. Joe Oliver catches. The reds beat the Pittsburgh pirates 7-6, in an exhibition game sunday. Simmons Powers braves Over dodgers by the associated press the Atlanta braves were looking for a Little More sock in their lineup when they acquired Veteran Ted Simmons from Mil Waukee and that s just what they got sunday. Simmons acquired for Rick Cercone in the off season hit a run scoring double to spark a two run 12th inning As the braves beat the los Angeles dodgers 4-2 at Vero Beach Fla. Simmons also had a double in the eighth inning to key a two run uprising that tied the score. This is exactly the kind of thing we want from Ted Simmons manager Chuck Tanner said. He s a Veteran Ball player who can help us behind the plate at first base and coming off the  Simmons second double helped make a Winner of Atlanta right hander Rick Camp and a loser of dodgers reliever Tom Niedenfuer who had retired the braves in order in the 11th. Baseball Roundup the dodgers got five scoreless innings from starting Pitcher Rick Honeycutt. There was both Good and bad today but i m pretty Happy with the results Honeycutt said. I needed the work and i definitely needed an Outing like this. In other exhibition games it was Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 6 Baltimore 5, Montreal 4 Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 6 Detroit 1, Chicago White sox 0 Kansas City 8, Texas 5 in 11 innings new York Yankees 10, Chicago White sox 6 in a 10-inning split squad game Toronto 2, new York Yankees 1 Boston 8, Houston 5 new York mets 8, Minnesota 2 Mil Waukee 3, san Francisco 3 in 11 innings Oakland 5, Cleveland 3 California 11, Seattle 6 Chicago cubs 5, san Diego 4, and san Diego 3, Chicago cubs 0. Padres 3, cubs 0 four san Diego pitchers led by the five inning no hit performance of starter Eric show combined to hurl a four hit shutout against Chicago at Vancouver s domed . Place stadium. Show allowed no baserunners after walk ing Dave Martinez in the first inning. He retired the last 14 batters he faced. Cubs 5, padres 4 Steve Lake broke a 4-4 tie in the eighth inning to give Chicago its Victory Over san Diego in Mesa Ariz., but it was a costly Triumph for the cubs. Pitching Ace Rick Sutcliffe the 1984 by Young award Winner suffered another in a string of injuries that began last season. On the first pitch of the game he was struck on the right thumb by a one hop grounder off the Bat of san Diego s Tim Flannery. Sutcliffe left the game immediately and was taken to a local Hospi Tal for a rays. Mets 8, twins 2 Kevin Mitchell hit two Home runs in see baseball on Page 26 sixth Hole to go 9-under. Floyd went to 10-under when he chipped in from the fringe for a Birdie on the 16th Hole. After the first round Forsman held a one shot advantage Over Floyd and a two shot Edge Over Bob Tway Bernhard Langer and Levi. Langer finished at 7-under and Tway at 6-Undcr. The Field was Cut saturday after Only thursday s first round had been played. Pea officials said it was the first time in memory the Cut in a pea tournament had been made after just 18 holes. The pea received a scare when play again was sus Pended Early sunday morning but the showers subsided and the tournament resumed 25 minutes later. Owens wins pea seniors by one stroke Sun City West Ariz. A Charles Owens tapped in a three foot putt for a Par on the second playoff Hole sunday to beat Dale Douglass by a stroke and win the $200,000 senior pea tour Roundup. The 56-year-old Owens and Douglass who turned 50 on March 5 and just joined the tour were tied at the end of regulation with three Day totals of 14-under-Par 202. Douglass who led after saturday s Sec Ond round by one stroke Over Owens Doug Sanders and Peter Thomson had a final round of 4-under 68 but Owens caught him with a 67 on the 6,672-Yard Hillcrest Golf course. Sanders had a Chance to Send the tournament into a three Way playoff but missed a Birdie putt on the 18th Hole while Douglass and Owens had pars. Owens and Douglass traded birdies on the first playoff Hole but Douglass got into trouble on the second Hole the Par-3, 237-Yard no. 17 by hitting his tee shot into a Sand trap. Owens who shot a 64 saturday to tie the course record chipped his second shot to within inches of the Hole and waited As Douglass hit out of the trap. Douglass could Only get to within eight feet of the Flag and two putted for a bogey while Owens tapped in for Par. Sanders was third in the 54-Man Field at 203 followed by Chi Chi Rodriguez 204. And Thomson 205. Billy Casper and Gay Brewer tied for sixth at 206. Defending Champion Don january finished the tournament in a tie for 23rd with a 214 total. Johnson Geddes tied at 1 under in rain plagued tourney Glendale Calif. Up rain forced postponement sunday of the weather plagued third round of the $250,000 Glendale Federal Gna classic which Chris Johnson and Jane Geddes Lead at 1 under Par. Officials had hoped to Complete the third round which was suspended saturday and then begin the fourth round. But heavy overnight showers made the course unplayable and forced officials to shorten the tournament from 72 to 54 holes. The leaders were All about six holes shy of completing the tournament which was to conclude monday weather allowing steady rain and wind gusting to 30 Mph saturday forced the suspension of the tournament with 51 players still on the course. Earlier after 72 players completed their second round the Cut was made at 10-Over Par 154. That left 70 players to vie for first prize of $37,500. In second place at 1-Over were Juli Inkster who won last week s Kemper open in Hawaii and Laurie Rinker. Each played 12 holes. Amy Alcott completed 13 holes and was fifth at 2-under. Rinker completed the second round sat urday Matching the course record of 69. A photo