European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 8, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes tuesday april 8, 1986 Bradley wins Shore collects richest prize a photo tournament of champions Winner Chris Evert Lloyd. Gets 11th straight Victory Over Claudia Kohide Kilsch Evert captures her first tournament of champs Marco Island Fla. A top seeded Chris Evert Lloyd swept past Clau Dia Kohide Kilsch on sunday 6-2, 6-4, to win the $150,000 Chrysler Plymouth tournament of champions title. It was Evert Lloyd s first tournament of champions win and Kohide Kilsch s Lith loss against her in 11 meetings. I think she would have a better Chance of beating me on a faster court Evert Lloyd said. Her serve is returnable on a Clay court and unless she s serving and volleying unbelievably i feel her Best Chance is on grass court or an outdoor  in sunday s women s team championships Martina Navratilova and Andrea Temesvari Defeated Elise Burgin and Kathy Jordan 7-5, 6-2 to each walk away with a Winner s purse of $68,750 and a Chrysler convertible. Evert Lloyd the no. 2 women s player in the world outplayed fifth ranked Kohide Kilsch in a fast first set. In the second set however Kohide Kilsch surged ahead 4-2 before Evert Lloyd broke Back. "1 think what happened in the second set was that i was a Little impatient and went for too Many Good shots Evert Lloyd said. Maybe i got a Little overconfident and let her Back in the second set. I concentrated and Cut Down on my errors from that  she just keeps you running out there. She hits the Best shots and she makes you hit great shots to win a Point against her said Kohide Kilsch who was taken to three sets by Long shot semifinalist Janine Thompson of Australia on saturday. Evert Lloyd took Home a $45,000 win Ner s purse. Kohide Kilsch won $22,000. Navratilova and Hungary s Temesvari teamed up for the first time in this tournament and said they will take the successful pairing into the French and German opens. Andrea played very Well today Navratilova said. She likes to talk on the court and i like to talk on the court. Communication is so  i think that i improved on Many Many things this week on being aggressive. I think that i helped out Martina said Temesvari ranked 20th in the world. Arias wins River Oaks title Houston a Jimmy Arias the no. 5 seed upset top seeded Mats Wilander of Sweden 6-2, 2-6, 6-1 sunday for the $40,000 first prize in the 52nd annual River Oaks International Tennis tournament. It was Arias first tournament win since the Palermo open in Italy in 1983. I am definitely playing top-10 Tennis at least this week Arias said sunday. He said Wilander gave me quite a few free Points which he usually never  for the match Arias had 32 winners against 15 for Wilander and 32 errors com pared to Wilander s 39. I played very bad on the most important Points and his forehand was so Good he controlled most of the game said Wilander who took Home $25,000. Ken Flack and Robert Seguso the top seeded doubles team Defeated John Lloyd and Leonardo Lavalle 6-3, 6-4 and split $8,000 while the losers divided $6,000. Rancho Mirage Calif. A Pat Bradley the Lyga s most consist ent performer Over the last 10 years shot a 1-under-Par 71 sunday to win the Nabisco Dinah Shore for the first time and collect the richest prize on the women s Golf tour. The 35-year-old Bradley a loser to Juli Inkster in a playoff for the Dinah Shore title two years ago finished two shots in front of the charging Val skin Ner As Inkster faded from Contention during the final round. Bradley who finished no worse than sixth in the event in the past six years this time was in front from the Start of the $430,000 tournament at Mission Hills country club although she shared the second round Lead with Inkster. She finished at 8-under-Par 280, with cards of 68-72-69-71, to take Home $75,000. Skinner with birdies on four of the last five holes shot a closing 69 to wind up at 282, Good for the $40,000 runner up Check. Mary Beth Zimmerman Winner of two Lyga events this year had a final round 70 to finish third five shots be Hind the Winner. Inkster nip and tuck with Bradley through the first three rounds struggled to a 76 to finish at Par 288. Betsy King finished fourth at 287, while Jan Stephenson and Jane Geddes were another shot Back. Bradley Winner of 17 tournaments since joining the tour in 1974, needs Only a Victory in the Lyga championship to Complete her collection of major tournament titles. The Dinah Shore the women s open and the do Mauser classic in Canada Are the other designated Lyga major tournaments. Bradley who shot from third to first on the 1986 tour earnings list with the Victory also moved closer to becoming the first woman golfer to earn $2 Mil lion. She now is just $52,000 Short of that goal. Bradley began the final round with a three shot Edge on Inkster who trailed by just a stroke saturday before she bogeyed and Bradley birdied on the final Hole of the third round. But Bradley now assured of nine consecutive seasons of winning $100,000 or More on the tour opened her Lead to five shots with a 1-under-Par 35 on the front nine of the final round As Inkster had a 37. Bradley then shot a 36 on the Back nine to hold off Skinner who lost two critical strokes on the first Hole sunday when she hit out of Bounds and took a double bogey. Part of the final round was played in rain As sporadic showers began during the morning at this desert resort course. Life holds Oft bean wins Greensboro open Greensboro . A Sandy Lyle turned Back Andy bean s bold bid and scored a front running 2 shot Victory sunday in the greater Greensboro open Golf tournament. It s a big hurdle for me the British open Champion said. I be won All Over the world but never Here. One of my problems is believing in myself. I d played some Good Golf in this country but it had t come right. Today it did. It All came  the Scot had won 17 International titles before gaining his first american Victory. He now takes that new found Confidence and the Winner s share of $90,000 from the total purse of $500,000 into next weekend s masters championship. Lyle won with a final round 2-under Par 70 and a 275 total 13-under Par to match the record on the Forest Oaks country club course. His four Day total included a 64 in Friday s second round. Bean a Winner at doral last month and a former Greensboro Champion put the pressure on Lyle with a 67. At one Point bean closed to within one stroke but could t catch the determined Scot. Bean now a runner up in two events this season finished with a 277 total and with a $54,000 prize moved into third place on the season s Money win Ning list at $219,154. Bean playing in front of Lyle got within one shot of the Lead with a 15 foot Birdie putt on the 15th. He remained one Back with a 12-foot Par Sav ing putt on the 17th and needed a Birdie on the 18th to tie. He hit his approach some 15 feet from the Flag but missed the putt Rais ing his eyes in dismay. Lyle then played the 18th needing Only a Par to win. He birdied instead rapping in a 12-foot putt. Isao Aoki of Japan and Leonard a photo Greensboro Champ Sandy Lyle. Records first american Victory Thompson shared third at 279. Aoki closed up with a 66 that included four birdies in a Row and the Veteran Thompson birdied the 18th for a 69. Lanny Wadkins was next at 69-280. The group at 281 included Payne Stewart Dave Edwards Chip Beck Craig Stadler and Tom Purtzer. Stew Art had a 67, Edwards 68, Beck 69, Stadler 72 and Purtzer 73