European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 24, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday May 24, 1988 the stars and stripes Page 23 Jaster Wilson set track records Baumhor Der accent runners Star in prep Meef by Ben Abrams prep sports editor Wiesbaden Germany the Day belonged to Rick and Liz Here at Elliott Field Friday. Baum older s Rick Jaster chalked up his second Dodds record and accent s Liz Wilson put her name on one to feature the action in the first Day of the 1986 Cen trial european track and Field championships. Jaster who set the 3,000-meter record of 8 43.4 last week on the dirt at Vilsick and who might do it again today on artificial turf splintered the 1,500-meter Mark in Friday s first championship event. He did the metric mile in 3 55.1, erasing the record of 3 37.7 set by Simonella s Tim Bolton in the Italy regional a in 1978. Wilson ran the 3,000 meters in 10 14.1, removing from the log the 10 17.3 clocking turned in by Wuerzburg s Sabrina Dorn hocfcrinl980. Wilson is a definite threat for the 1,500 record of 4 40.4, which american school of London s Cara Windham established two years ago in today s finals and she could get Windham s 800-meter record of 2 17.6, also set in 1984, today. She breezed to a 2 25.3 win in Friday s qualifying heat but she was easing up at the end because she still had the sprint Medley qualifying and the 3,000 meters ahead of her. Steve Finch Hanau s Fine runner helped me a lot today Jaster said follow Berger s Bow takes pole for belgian up. Spa Franco champs Bel Gium a Austria s Gerhard Berger in a Benetton Bow took the provisional pole position Friday for the belgian grand prix where new safety measures dominated the off track discussions. The sport s ruling body the inter National Auto sport federation or f1sa, held talks with team owners engine builders and a committee from the 25 Drivers to discuss cutting engine Power and improving safety in other ways. But when the Green Light started Friday s one hour qualifying session for sunday s belgian race speeds quickly climbed higher than the qualifying record set by world Champion Alain Frost Here last year. Berger set the first pole time but was bumped Down to fourth by Frost and the Williams hondas of Brazil s Nelson Piquet and Britain s Nigel Mansell. Berger then lapped the track in i minute 56 seconds despite going sideways with All four wheels on the  ing his record setting performance. He took a Good Lead in the beginning and i was pressed to catch him. Today was a great Day for running and the Competition was quite  Jaster started Back in the pack but was moving up on Finch by the end of a Lap and caught him at the far turn of the third Lap and pulled steadily ahead. Finch finished in 4 00 4. I gave him a Battle As Long As i could but Rick is such a Good runner that i could t keep it up All the Way Finch said. He helped me get my Best time of the year and i m sure 1 put enough pressure on him for a while to help him get the  Jaster s record was anticipated because of the presence of Finch but most of the coaches on hand for the meet gave Wilson Little Chance for the record. She just does t have any Competition Here and it s a shame because she s such a Fine runner said Augsburg s Roy claw son. If she were pushed she could get the record. Shell probably get the 1,500 and maybe the 800, but the 3,000 does t appear  did Liz Ever prove the coaches wrong she ran away from the Field Baum Holder s Tracy Jaster was half a Lap behind in second and when she came gown the Home stretch with the seconds ticking away visibly on the electric timer everybody in the stands All the coaches and other competitors were Yelling her on to the Mark. And she got a Fine round of applause for her accomplishment. This is great this is great f fed so great she said after her Victory. I was t sure i could get the record but i went after it All the  what a race she ran. I m glad i was wrong Clawson said later. It was really something to stand Here and watch such a Fine demonstration a great  three other finals were staged in both the boys and girls Competition but nothing even resembled record setting performances. Frankfurt s Ted Mcnamara took the shot put with a 50-7 /4 heave Stuttgart s la Vaughn Allen went 43-2v4 to win the triple jump and Hahn s Cedric Harris took pole vault honors from Munich s Jason Pili Mai on the basis of fewer misses at 12-3. Harris did t get to make his third jump at 12-6. He broke his pole make that George Pilimai s pole on his second at tempt. Harris broke his own pole earlier in the week and Pilimai who competed for accent and finished fourth at 11-6, was gracious enough to let Harris compete with his equipment. Munich s Donna Briggs took the girls discus championship with a 120-11 spin Mannheim s Marie Butler prevailed in the High jump at 5-2 and Gic Ssan s Michelle Harris took the Long jump with a 17-214 Effort. Butler shares the Dodds record with London s Kathy Cunningham at 5-4m. She had gone 5-6 in practice. Coach Burt Blank said. Is photo by Dave Dudlo Baum older s Rick Jaster .clocks3 55.1 in 1,500 Lawson Gardner top motorcycle trials Spencer won t Enfer up by Randy Barnett motor sports editor Adenau Germany fast Freddie Spencer the defending world Champion in both 250cc and Soock motorcycle racing divisions flew to the nuer Burgering Friday to deny sponsor problems and to announce that he won t be racing in sunday s Ger Many grand prix. His visit overshadowed the performances of american Eddie Lawson Yamaha and australian Wayne Gardner Hond who shared fastest time in Friday s opening 500cc practice session. Spencer flew to Germany from his Home in Shreveport la., at the request of his sponsoring rothmans Honda team. There had been rumours that Spencer had not Ridden in the recent italian grand prix because of financial disagreements and rothmans Honda asked Spencer to Fly Here and dispel these rumours. The Louisiana suffering from a pulled Tendon in his right  told a press Confer ence it s hard to be at a race and not be racing but there s no Way that i can ride a motorcycle with the severe tendonitis i have now. It has nothing to do with sponsorship Money. My doctors Are doing everything they can and i can Only Hope that i m fit enough to race in the austrian grand prix the next round on june 8. I m having some three hours of therapy a  Spencer was forced to retire from the opening Spanish grand prix while Lead ing because his wrist would not function. He then missed the italian grand prix. But i m not giving up my Hope for this year s championship. Spencer said. It s not lost yet and i m never one to give up the soft spoken Spencer who won the first Soock grand prix Ever staged on the new nuer Burgering in 1984said if i could be out there racing i would be. It s not even a question of pain. I d Ridden with broken Bones. It s simply the fact that my right  fails to function from wrist to  Spencer who wore a support on his  said he will attend sunday s race then Fly Back to America for further treatment at a specialist clinic in Texas. On the track sex world Champion Law son who leads for the 1986 title after a second place in Spain and a Victory in Italy recorded a time of 1 minute 42.83 seconds. That tied with Australia s Gardner for fast est time of the Day. Their average Speed Over the 2.8-mile circuit was 98,58 Mph. In another tic situation americans Randy Mamola and Mike Baldwin turned in identical times of 1 43.63. The fifth fast est rider was Didier de Radigue of Bel Gium at 1 44.85 on a Honda. Mamola and Baldwin ride Yamaha for three time world Champion Kenny Roberts of California who owns the Lucky strike Roberts team. I m extremely pleased with our showing so far Roberts said. And the Outlook is Good. I never thought we d be doing this Well at so Early a stage in the season but Baldwin and Mamola Are very Good riders both of them capable of winning  fastest rider in the 250cc class was Ger Many s ton Mang who sped Over the track in his Honda in i minute 47.81 seconds at an average Speed of 94.02 Mph. Final practice is scheduled for saturday with continued Clear weather predicted. Sunday s German grand prix third round in the world to Loucyle championship will Start at 10 . And feature races in All classes included cycles with Side cars. Ramstein a town gain girls prep soccer final Arn sports Hohenecker Germany i Ramstein is. Kaiserslautern for the big schools girls soccer championship. The royals beat Nuernberg 2-0. And the red raiders beat Mannheim 3-1 in i Day s semifinals More prep soccer on Page 25. Ramstein pulled off its shutout with Dana Gibson stopping eight shots in goal. Shanna Serio and Lieske Robbert scored the goals. Scrip s Winner came off an assist from Terri Young. Ramstein which pounded 25 shots received Stellar production from Kim Dora fold and Nicole Sal Baltare. Nikki Klein and Dawn Cohoon led Nuernberg s cause. Kaiserslautern advanced past Mann Heim thanks to Lori Brennan s three goals. The Junior Forward scored the first one unassisted then took advantage of assists from Tiffany Wisdom and Cheryl Burton. Windy Groenleer Cut a town s Lead to 2-1 Early in the second half. The red raiders kicked 29 shots to the Bison s six. Stephanie catch made five saves for the winners with defensive help from Tina Borge. Christine Tavernier led Mannheim s defense. Television baseball California Angels at new York Yankees or Houston astros it Chi Cago cubs 7 . Saturday. Nil playoffs Stanley cup finals Gime s Montreal canadians it Calgary fumes 2 . Sunday. Radio baseball Toronto Blue jays at Cleve land indians 7 30 . Saturday