European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 9, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes thursday april 9.1967 Span Dahlem Germany twas a Day of last game heroics at the Safe Bowling championships her wednesday with All four lilies decided in the final 10 frames the women singles Crown in doubt until inc very lost one. Vic Zaldo of Naples lost a Duel for the men s singles title 10 in Trlik s jct Mcc Rary but ran away with All events honors Ihal determine inc tour qualifiers Tor Theair Force championships starting Sun Day at Mcclellan fab Calif sue Chrissy of Ramstein came out on lop in a tense tour Way Battle for Wom eni s singles honors. In the scramble Tor the four distaff qualifying spots no fewer than six bowl ers had a shot at inc no. I spot with Justine game to go. Pal Roux of Pangdan Tern Hung on to win the All events Crownover the fail closing Karen Mcgloy Wihlm of rein main whose 245 finishing game vaulted her into second place for Zaldo who averaged almost 216for the tournament with a whopping 3884 total taking the All even was a almost foregone conclusion because he started wednesday action Wilh a 202-Pincushion. He also had a three pin Lead in the singles Competition with one game to go but Mccrary or. Deuce Here he Pas two Days added six More to the Sij he chalked up tuesday to come away with a128 total that gave him a 42-pin final  inc Battle of left handers for men s singles supremacy Mccrary s final game was decisive his 22s More than wiping out the sender Lead of Zaldo who Man aged Only 180. Perhaps More remarkable was Mcc Rary s consistency in posting games of 203. 213, 216 for 632, then fallowing with 223, 201 and the 225 for 649. That 649 was also the Day s lop three Gam set Zaido dipped under Deuce Only in the final games of each set 190 in the first and the decisive Iso which ironically Fol Lowed his Best wednesday a 246. Finishing third in the singles was Rhein main s Charlie Warren the Only righty among the top finishers. He pos Ted a 593-636 for 1229, which also helped in holding the no. 3 spot in theall events plating. The 1229 total gave him a solid 3672, the Only other 3600-plus total Over 18 games. Adding a bit of drama for the men Wasa three Way scramble for the no. 4 qualifying spot among Paul Todd of  Douglas of upper Reyford and Mike Benchik  Todd doubled in the i oth Frame for the 1192 that officially gave him that fourth Best total of 3575, but with Todd and his two rivals All knowing that the Aviano lefty might have to miss the stateside trip due to duty commitments the Battle Between Douglas and Benchik look on added significance Benchik with a considerable deficit to make up went after it by starting a six Bagger in the second Frame. He struck with hts first Ball in the i oth Frame Buthis second did t carry leaving him with a 242629 and 1200 for the Day and a3560 aggregate thai was three pins shy of Douglas who chopped in the 8th and split in the ninth. Douglas needed a Mark in . My from Page t7 Fey but Ozric Virgil was thrown out try ing to score the Phillies never got a runner Pas first until von Hayes walked in the seventh and moved to second on a wild Pilch. He was thrown out however when he tried 10 score from second on grounder to shortstop. The braves added four runs in inc eight when reliever Tom Hume hit Glenn Hub Bard Wilh a pitch with the bases  allowed Wilh his double end Dion James had a sacrifice  other no games mets 3, pirates i new York Darryl Strawberry Hita Throe run Homer in the first inning and Bob Ojeda and Jesse Orosco pitched hair Way out of numerous jams As the. Mets began defense of their world series Lilly by beating Pittsburgh. Strawberry hit his Homer off Bob Patter son in the first an inning prolonged when Pittsburgh Catcher Junior Ortiz was called for interference on what seemed to be Tim thu act s Fly Ball  the mets outhit 13 to 7, it was the 16th opening Day win in the last is  9, cubs 3 Chicago Rookie Jim Lindem Anand i ichor John Tudor each drove in two runs in a five run third inning to Lead St. Louis Over  cubs jumped on Tudor for three runs in the first two innings but starter Rick Sutcliffe failed to last through the third inning walking , aided by three double plays in the first three innings got the win going five innings. Astros 6, dodgers 5houston Houston rallied for four runs in the eighth inning on two wild pitches by los Angeles reliever malt Voung and a two run single by Kevin ass to beat the dodgers. The dodgers led 4-2 through seven innings but reliever Ken Howe i yielded. Singles to Craig Reynolds and Terry Puhto Start the eighth. Young then allowed Reynolds and Puhl to score on wild pitches lying the score. Bass single knocked in Billy Hatcher and Bill Doran who both had walked. Franklin Lubbs homered off Charli Kerfeld in the ninth making it 6-5, before Dave Smith got his second save in two nights by striking out Alex Trevino with he tying run on third Larry Andersen waste Winner with two innings of Relief giants 4, padres 3san Francisco Bob Melvin s second Home run of he game leading of the seventh inning gave san Francisco a Victory san  Lacoss of the giants won with five hit pitching through 7 i innings an Jeff Robinson finished up for a save after winning the opener on monday. The giants had Only four hits off loser de Whit son in seven innings. Zaldo s 246 was topped Only by Dave Grover of Rhein main who needed his 249 to avoid finishing dead last in Thea Lavenis. In he women s singles showdown Melanie Hayes of upper Heyford rolling opposite Onssy in the final Sel led going Inlo inc final two frames. Then came the killer All bowlers dread a pair of  opened the Way for Crissy the Only Lethander in the women s Field who slipped in front. A missed 7 pin in the i oth left her with just enough for the1088 that wound up lops. Wilh All attention riveted to the Crissy Hayes Duel Sheri Shewerl of Wei Bruecken was belting out a solid 200 Fin Ishing game for a 1081 that edged Hayes by five pins in the Battle for second place. Siewert with a four Bagger a spare and another double wound up with a strike and spare in her last two games. Another strike to open the lol would have Given her the singles title. Adding to the suspense was Rhein main s Mcglouthlin whose big finish put her in position for a shot at single honors. Mcglouthlin got it going with a four Bagger and later added a double inthe Eighn and ninth frames. Striking out in the Lola might have nut her on lop. As it was she settled for fourth her 1076 total 12 pins off the Pace. Crissy s opening game 248 Best of the tournament provided the impetus for her singles Triumph. She followed Astrike spare Start with a big six Bagger spoiled somewhat by a spare miss finishing the last two frames. Taking some time to regain her Poi Seaf or the Biggie she slipped to 157-168 for 573, then followed Wilh 178-191-146forsij. Siewin had no really big games but steady 193-169-181543 and 161-1si 200 $42 that gave her 1085. Hayes re Cord was similar with 190-197-161 s4bnnd 178-175-180533for 1076. Mcgloughlin started slowly Wilh a 476set and 179-178 in her Neil two games before catching fire for the 245 that Al most Overlook the leaders. Her �02 Clos ing set was the Only 600 in the women Competition in the All events Battle for the to four places that meant qualifying for inc air Force championships april2-17 a Mcclellan fab Calm us bowlers were virtually deadlocked going Inlo in final game Rioux was leading but not by much Over Rcv Warner of Greenbain common who had set the Pace inc first two Days also close were Jennie Wehling of Spang Dahlum Mcgloughlin Crissy and Julie Derossett of Ira Khon Crete. Crissy and Derossett were the first two casualties running into splits Midway through the game. Rioux s closing 170 was enough toehold off the charging Mcglouthlin and earn her the no. 1 qualifying spot with3225. Mgt Oughlin jumped from fourth to second on the strength of her 1076total for a 3177 aggregate Over the 18  struggled All Day. Winding up Wilh a 156 game and a 972 for her Las six and the third Best total of 3173. Wehling grabbed the fourth stateside berth with a finishing 170 for 999 and a 3115 for the 18-game route. Wuerzburg from Page 21 Berg Rush with three baskets to Cut the Gap to six Points Morris called a timeout but elected to keep his subs inhere. Murray tried to a that spread to thre Wilh a three Point shot but it barely missed with 35 seconds left. When they brought the subs in said Murray the other team s player said you believe what he s doing i said thesis our time. Press and press and press pm. If i had hit that three Pointer an then we had pressed them we d be Back  Murray led All scorers with 25  Only other double figure scorer on the generals eight player roster was for Ward Elaine Kelly with 11. Guard Mich Elle Shepard hit a three Pointer Early in each half but she also missed 14 shots White finishing with nine Points. That s her shot said Heidelberg coach Lynelle Hanley of Shepard s downtown attempts but she was off Center Annette Tiilman who scored six Points said of the generals weak outside game we weren t in our  weren t gelling the Ball  other double figure scorers for Wuerz Burg were Jacqueline Cofield and Angela Briscoe with 12 apiece. This Best of three series shifts to Hei Delberg s Pat tort Barracks gym at 2 . Saturday if the lady generals win third game would go at 2 , sunday also at Heidelberg. Wilt Jean be Back this weekend mor Ris said maybe. Frankfurt from Page 21 Bridges Janith Parker and Adriene Buggag who opened it inside for Jackie Gumbo. Early in the second half the lady mus tangs Wen to work on a 32-21 deficit. Mannheim coach Spivey Green said his team was parting with his usual defensive game for an All out up and Down offensive  it worked Well enough for the lady Mustangs to pull Inlo a 45-44 Lead with 9 12 to  the Falc Nelles Strung together 14 Points when Bridges bombs started fall ing Parker took control of the lanes and Gumbo s used Superb Ball handling for clutch inside drives. Bridges paced the Falcon Les Wilh 16, Cumbo added 15 and Buggage sunk 14. Johnson netted 23 for the lady mus tangs and Deona Jennings added 13. Aba from Page 17 Sion and Jeff Malone missed a 20-Fooierwith 13 seconds left Sidney Moncrief hit two free throw for Milwaukee with nine seconds remaining and Washington s John Wil Liams answered with a 3-Point shot at the four second Mark. The bullets stole the next inbound pass but turned the Ball Back Over to the Bucks and neither Tea got off another shot. Bulls 116, pistons bit Chicago Michael Jordan scored39 Points in 26 minutes pacing Chicago to a Romp Over Detroit. Pacers 118, nets 114 Indianapolis Ron Anderson came off the Bench to score 23 of his 27 Points in the fourth Quarter As Indian Defeated new Jersey for the pacers eighth consecutive Home  102, clippers 84 los Angeles Houston cent Rakeem Olajuwon scored 19 Points As the rockets Defeated los Angeles sending the clippers to their seventh straight de feat. Suns 117, zanies 125 Seattle Walter Davis scored six Points in overtime including the game winning 1 a foot jump shot with four seconds leu As Phoenix prevented Seattle from clinching a playoff  Ellis led Seattle with 35 Points and Xavier Mcdaniel added 30.nuggets 129, warriors 126 Oakland. Calit Lafayette lever scored Denver s first eight Points in overtime and Bill Hanzlik made four free throws in the final 38 seconds leading the nuggets Over Golden slate.  28 Points