European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 23, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes monday june 23,1986chisox pick Fregosi a t f. A a can a % 4 a to Ai succeeds Larussa Chicago a Jim Fregosi known As a player s manager sunday was named manager of he Chicago White son succeeding Tony Larussa. The announcement was made by Ken Hawk Harlson. Chief of while sox baseball operations. Fregosi formerly managed the califor Nia Angels and since 1983 has been Man aging inc Louisville redbirds where he won two american association championships the last two seasons. Larussa who had managed the while sox for just Over seven years was fired Friday. The White sox were 26-38 this season under Larussa who had an Over All record of s23-510. Coach Doug rider filled in As interim manager losing Friday night s game bul winning saturday s game "-6 against the  44, left Louisville last night where he bid goodbye to the fun in order to be in Chicago in Timo for Sun Day morning s press conference proceed ing the manners while sox game. While managing Louisville a triple a farm club of the St. Louis cardinals fre Sosi had Lumc Down previous opportunities to manage other major league ? us including Seattle Cleveland an Pittsburgh. A former All Star shortstop with the California Angels Fregosi had a 237-249 record managing the Angels from 1978 1981. Winning the american league West title in 1979. Fregosi and Billy Martin former new York Yankee manager had been consid ered possible successors to Laruss when Harrelson came close to firing him Early in May. Harrelson had said All along Jim is Good manager he is one of the diamonds in the rough in the big leagues Fregosi was earning $90,000 a year at Louisville believed to be the highest Ever paid in the minor leagues. His con Reet with the White son estimated at $175.000 a year will run through 1987. Heard s dream comes True in 200 Simpkins scores triple jump upset in Usa meet Baber Rosenthal Eugene Ore. A Floyd heard would be de lighted to have More visions like he had prior to the 200-meter final in the 1986 Usa Mobil outdoor track and Field championships. In it he pictured himself beating olympic Champion cart Lewis. The dream came True saturday. Charlie Simpkins would like to face world record Holder Willie Banks and olympic Silver medallist Michael Conley More often in the men s triple jump. That kind of Competition brings out the Best in him Simpkins said. It did saturday heard a 20-year-old freshman at Texas am from Milwaukee and Simpkins 22, from Aiken ., the tame Hometown As William the refrigerator Perry outdid their More renowned competitors in the closing session of the four Day meet at the University of Ore gon s Hayward Field. Heard added the National 200-meter title to then Caa championship he won iwo weeks ago winning in a wind aided 10.03 seconds. During the Rubdown 1 pictured myself running a Good race and winning heard said. It came True exactly ail i a it. "1 got a fair Start relaxed on the turn and the shifted gears. 1 tried to stay composed and in control which you have to do in the 200 because it s such a loot sprint. Chills went through me when i knew i had won and beaten Carl. This is the first time i be raced against  Lewis finished a badly beaten fourth just As he bad in Bis last 200 defeat in 1985 at Berlin. The 1984 olympic Champion and american record Holder was timed in 20.30, behind heard Dwayne Evans 20.12 and 1985 National Champion Kirk Baptiste 20.14. Lewis Winner of the 100 and the Long jump Friday said he was not Well prepared for the 200. It just Ells me that i have to prepare More the quadruple olympic Gold medallist said. Next Lime f m going to tear it  heard s Victory spoiled Lewis bid to duplicate the three victories he had in the 1983 National championships. Simpkins ruined Banks return to the meet in which he had set the world record of 58 feet i Ivi inches last year. Simpkins ranked no. 3 in the world in the triple jump behind Banks and Conley respectively out jumped them both in winning his first National tide. Simpkins leaped a wind aided 58-9w, the second longest jump in history under any conditions on his final attempt. The wind was 3.1s meters per second Over the allowable 2.0 for record consideration. I always feel like i have a Little something to prove since Willie and mite get so much of the attention said Simpkins who attended Little Baptist College i Charleston  I feel 1 can jump even better than  Banks agreed "1 think Charlie can go 60 or 61 feet if he learns How to jump properly wants said noting Simpkins unpolished technique. Banks finished third with a wind aided s7-5h, be Hind Simpkins and Conley the hard Luck runner up with a wind aided 5s-6vi, for Conley it was a second consecutive Day of exhilaration and frustration. He was Happy with the Best jump of his career but disheartened that he had to Settle for second with the Best losing Effort in history. Friday he had finished behind Lewis in the Long jump 2b-5ft to 28-3w, both wind aided also the Best losing performance tin that event. I m becoming the Best at second place Conley quipped. Meanwhile. Doug Nordquist who had to pay a $25 Jimmy Howard cleared the same height but Nordquist had fewer misses. The iwo had the bar raised to 7-8%, one half Inch above Howard s . Record bul missed three limes each. Mike Tully former american record Holder equal led the meet record in the pole vault at 19-oy�. Then declared himself the Best vaulter in the United Stales. I Don t care what anyone says Tully said refer ring to american record Holder Joe dial whom Hoflen has criticized for not performing exceptionally Well in major meets and setting records at minor com petitions there s no Way i m not Earl Bell who set the meet record in 1984, and dial each cleared i8-8w, but Bell was awarded second place on fewer misses. John Powell the four Lime olympian and two Lime Bronze medal isl who will be 39 wednesday won his a National discus Lille at 216-4, then announced his retirement from Competition Pam Marshall completed a sweep of the women s Short Spring capturing the 200 in a wind aided 22.24. Marshall Winner of the 100 Friday is the fourth consecutive women s sprinter to win both races following Evelyn Ashford in 1983 and Merlene Otley Page in 1984.85, among the other significant performances were Johnny Gray s world leading time of 1 44.73 in the men s 800 Diane Dixon s stadium record of 50.41 in the women s 400 Henry Marsh s Victory in the 3,00ft meter steeplechase in 8 19.16, the fastest by an Ameri can this year and Linda Tellefsen a Triumph in the women s 1,500 in 4 08.00, fastest by an american for 1986. Csc from Page 25 Al Center fielder Alex Clark. The three other Csc learns combined for the following eight All stars Rhein main Pitcher Tony Paige and infielders Chad Sumner and Brad Tipton. Span Dahlem Pitcher Mare an Thony and outfielder Orlando Rodriguez. Wiesbaden Catcher Santos Ramirez and outfielders Len Flanigan and Mario vegas. Stevenson looks like hell manage the learn since the league leading skipper on july 4 gets the Job. Claus Heiming founder and president of the a a league will manage his All Stan. He has plenty of practice his Mannheim Klee Amigos Lead the a a s Northern division. Fram Page 21 Corbet closed out the seventh and Terry Forster pitched the last two innings for his fourth save u California remained one game behind Texas in the West. The world Champion royals dropped four games Back. Rogera 3, a 2 Arlington Texas knuckle bal Ler Charlie Hough pitched a three hitter and Steve Buechele and Ruben Sierra homered As the Texas rangers beat the Oakland a s for a club record 10th consecutive Home Victory. Two of the hits off Hough 6-3, were Solo Home my by Jose Canseco his 16th, and Bruce Boche his fifth. The loser was Rick Langford 1-7, As Oakland suffered its 13th straight loss on the Road. The Complete game was the third of the season for Hough who pitched u i bitters innings against California in Bis previous Outing Only to suffer a 2-1 one bit setback. He walked iwo and struck Oul nine. Tigers 4, Brewers 3 Milwaukee Lou Whitaker lifted a sacrifice Fly with one Oul in the ninth scoring Pat Sheridan 10 Lead Detroit Over Milwaukee. Bill Campbell making his first appear Ance since May 16, evened his record at 1-1 Wilh one inning of Relief. Willie Hernandez pitched a witless ninth for Bis 13lh save. Mark Clear 2-3, took the loss. White sox 7, mariners 6 Chicago Carlton Fisk s two run single keyed a four run fourth inning and Bill Daley pitched four witless innings of Relief to Lead Chicago. Chicago starting Pitcher Neil Allen raised his record to 4-0 despite giving up six runs in five innings. Lawtey struck out two in his four innings to earn his first american league save. The loser was Seattle starter Bill Swift 1-4, who gave up six runs in three innings. Yinkees4.blbej.yj2 Toronto Ken Griffey singled borne Rickey Henderson from second base with none out in the 10th to spark. New York. A it was the second game in a Row the la Yankees squandered a Lead in the Bottom. Of the ninth Only to come Back and win j the game in the 10th. It was also the i third consecutive 10-inning game be m tween the learns. T Dave Ribetti 5-4, who surrendered the game tying hit to Willie Upshaw ill i the ninth worked 1ft innings for 1b it j vision. Rookie Alfonso Pulido hurled the ? 10th for his first major league Lave. Radio baseball old to Man Clink 139 cd. Tuesday