European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 29, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes tuesday april 29, 1986 Darre Green nil s fast est Gauff second Palm desert Calif. Up Darrell Green of the Washington redskins pulled away in the final strides to Edge Willie Gault of the Chicago bears in a 60-Yard dash to determine the nil s fastest Man. Green the Only non wide receiver in the eight Man Competition was timed in 6.12 seconds and beat Gault by about a Yard. He collected $20,000 while Gault won $15,000. I m a defensive Back said Green. I was t even supposed to be i there. Green a former track Star at Texas a i and a two time naia Champion at 200 meters prepared for the Competition by working out daily at George Mason University. Gault was a hurdler and sprinter at the University of Tennessee and a member of the american 400-meter relay team that set a world record at the 1983 world championships in Helsinki Finland. The event sponsored by get sprint was run on grass. It is scheduled to be aired by Abc after the Dallas Chicago exhibition game from London on aug. 3. Aba from Page 21 Ning game that overpowered the Mavericks. In the first half Dallas led in offensive rebounds 10-2 but did t profit from the advantage. Aguirre was Able to hit Only two of his first nine shots. Sam Perkins missed his first seven shots most of them taken from Long distances. 76crs 134, bullets 109 Philadelphia Rookie Terry cat ledge scored 27 Points and Maurice Cheeks had 24 to Lead Philadelphia. Catledge starting at Center in place of the injured Moses Malone had 21 Points in the first half As the 76ers, who never trailed took a 70-52 Lead. Washington could get no closer than 12 Points in the second half. Philadelphia will face the Milwaukee Bucks on tuesday night in the first game of a second round Best of seven series. Charles Barkley and Julius Erving scored 19 Points and Sedale Threatt had 14 for Philadelphia. Barkley also had 15 rebounds and 12 assists. Washington got 30 Points from Cliff Robinson and 19 from Jeff Malone. The bullets closed to within 103-91 on a Layup by Dan Roundfield. But Philadelphia went ahead 112-95 on a Basket by Erving with 6 51 to play and was never threatened again. Cheeks left the game after Erving s Bas Kef with a sprained right ankle and did not return. A thunderous Dunk by Barkley with about five minutes left in the third Quarter gave the 76ers an 88-68 Lead. Washington crept to within 97-85 at the end of the period on two free throws by Jeff Ruland As the bullets outscored Phila Delphia 15-7. The 76ers jumped out to an Early 10-1 Lead behind six Points from Catledge. They expanded their advantage to 22-9 on a Bas Ket by Barkley and to 39-19 on a jumper by Erving before leading 40-22 at the end of the first Quarter. A three Point play by Catledge with 5 10left in the half put Philadelphia ahead 61 38. The 76ers had a 70-52 halftime Lead. Nil draft selections depend on who s doing the picking by Dave Goldberg a football writer new York a buddy Ryan loves John Offerdahl. Bill Parcells thinks the linebacker is a Good player but says he is unlikely to pick him in tuesday s of draft. At a time when pro football prospects Are scrutinized As closely As a lab analyst exam Ines microscopic slides the difference of opinion Between two of the nil s top defensive coaches illustrates Why the draft is less than an exact science. Offerdahl is a 6-foot-2, 225-Pounder from Western Michigan whose outstanding performance in the senior bowl improved his projected position on the lists of both major scouting combines from a possible late second or Early third round Choice to late first or Early second round selection. He s a great football player and he fits into our scheme says Ryan who now coaches the Philadelphia eagles after run Ning the nil s top rated defense last year in Chicago. Don t get me wrong i Don t think he s a bad player says Parcells whose new York giants ranked second to Chicago in defense. He s just not for us. I think he might Wear Down in our system Over the course of a  Why the difference of opinion because every team drafts from a Mold that some times excludes top rated players from their consideration. This year s draft for example is deep i running backs. But beyond to Jackson who will be chosen by Tampa Bay with the first pick and Keith Byars who would rate right with Jackson if his foot were sound there s a major difference of opinion about the next 10. One team might prefer Neal Anderson another Reggie Dupard or Kenneth Davis Ronnie Harmon or Garry James. The same holds for every position. Consider the difference Between Ryan and Parcells in rating linebackers. Ryan is the architect of the "46" defense a major Factor in the bears super bowl Victory last year. Operating from a Basic 4 3, it relies on Quick and unrelenting pres sure on opposing quarterbacks and requires a Quick Middle linebacker who can cover sideline to sideline. Hence Mike Singletary the nil defensive player of the year last season who is just 6-0 and 228 pounds. Political problem haunts 88 games by Larry Siddons Seoul South Korea a a 36 year old political problem threatens to foil the aim of olympic officials to have All nations participate in the 1988 games in Seoul the head of the inter National olympic committee says. Ioc president Juan Antonio Sama ranch says that if a Resolution of the dispute Between North and South Korea Over where events of the 88 olympics should be held is not reached in june North Korea probably will Boycott the Seoul games. We Are arriving at a level where we have to reach agreement or no agreement Sam ranch said saturday in an interview. I think if there is no Resolution in june that to get a Resolution after this Date will be too  if that happens he said the North koreans will not come to Seoul for the olympics. He said he did not know if other soviet bloc countries would join such a Boycott. Sam ranch spoke As we Klong meet Ings of the association of National olympic committees and the Ioc executive Board Drew to an end. At a news conference earlier sat urday he said that eligibility require ments for three sports Tennis soccer and ice hockey should be resolved in time for the 88 Winter and summer games and that cities bidding to Host the 1992 olympics had reached a gentlemen s agreement to curtail the extravagant spending that has marked their campaigns. North Korea is demanding that it co Host the 1988 summer games and threatening to Boycott if the demand is not met. The Seoul organizers repeatedly have rejected the North Korea s stand. A third meeting on the situation i scheduled at Ioc Headquarters in Lau Sanne Switzerland june 10-11, and a Maranchi said in the interview that he would meet with a North korean representative in Lausanne before that ses Sion. During his stay in Seoul Sam ranch said he met with South korean presi Dent Chun Doo Hwan and sports min ister Park Seh i and came away More optimistic than when he arrived that a solution could be found. But at his news conference he also said that the North Korea South Korea dispute May be impossible for the Ioc to remedy. Our aim for 1988 is to get All 161 countries in the Ioc participating he said. Our main problem is North  East Germany and West Germany Long have competed against each other in International sports but Sam ranch said that the korean situation rooted in the military conflict that began in 1950, is different. Sometimes we can go farther than the politicians he said. But Here i am afraid it is a political  representatives of the 13 candidate cities for 1992 met saturday morning and agreed to get together again next month to go Over details of plans to Cut Back their multimillion Dollar campaigns. We All agreed to talk said Max Geldens head of Amsterdam s bidding committee. We agreed that we Don t want to do anything that would be embarrassing to the olympic  on eligibility Sam ranch said discussions were being held with officials of the three federations which allow professionals to be eligible for the olympics in their sports. The remaining federations bar olympic eligibility to professionals. An athletes code that could have opened All sports in the Winter and summer games to professionals won take effect until at least 1992, but a Maranchi said the delay was  can wait he said. We have had this problem since 1896." hence Offerdahl who shares some of singltary s roaming attributes and would fit right into the "46" Ryan is installing in Philadelphia. But there Are no 225-Pound linebackers for the giants whose 3-4 defense is built around a line backing corps that inter changes Lawrence Taylor Harry Carson Carl Banks Byron Hunt Gary reasons and Andy Headen. The smallest Carson is6-3, 240. The same holds True for other teams at other positions. The los Angeles raiders for example want offensive linemen 6-5 and taller to protect their quarterbacks. Those Quarter backs in turn tend to run to the classic pro style tall Strong armed and not particularly Mobile to fit an offence that likes to throw deep. Pittsburgh on the other hand prefers smaller quicker players up front. Guard Terry Long 5-11, 272, is the nil s Short est offensive lineman and perennial All pro Center Mike Webster is 6-1. Which works Best the Steeles Are the Only team to have won four super bowls and the raiders have won three. Take your Choice. Rudd drives thunderbird to sovran win Martinsville a. A Ricky Rudd outran the Field and survived the oppressive heat sunday to win the sovran Bank 500 Lascar Stock car race at Martinsville Speedway. With air temperatures in the mid 80s and track temperatures hovering Over 110, Attri Tion took most of the top contenders out of the 31-car Field. Rudd 29, from Chesapeake va., was among the leaders throughout the race and led the last 148 laps inheriting the top spot when the engine on Dale Earnhardt s engine blew. Earnhardt who was trying to become the first Lascar Driver to win three straight races since Bobby Allison did it late in the 1983 season had complained of feeling ill because of fumes shortly before his engine gave up. Of the seven leaders in the grueling 500 Lap race five of them failed to finish and one other was far off the Pace. Nineteen cars were running at the end. Rudd driving a Ford thunderbird for longtime car owner Bud Moore ran a nearly faultless race and crossed the finish line More than a Lap ahead of second place Joe Ruttman s Buick Lesa re. It was Rudd s fifth career Victory and the first Triumph on this track for a Ford since Richard Petty did it twice in 1969. Terry Labonte s Oldsmobile Delta 88 was third four laps behind the Leader and just ahead of the fourth place Ford of Rookie Alan Kulwicki. Kyle Petty was fifth i another Ford. The Winner who earned $40,850, aver aged 76.882 Mph. Rudd second in the race last year won the fall race in Martinsville in 1983. Ruttman s chances of winning his first Lascar race virtually disappeared on Lap 383 when a tire blew costing him an extra pit Stop and damaging the rear Sway bar on his car. Record setting pole Winner Tim Rich mond led the first 13 laps around the .526 mile Oval and was near the front for a while before severe handling problems Cost him Long periods in the pits. He was however running at the end. A standing room Only crowd of More than 30,000 was on hand for the race