European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 13, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes thursday. August 13,1987 Mcaa divides added to revenues Kansas City. Map the Mcaa decide tuesday 10 give More than f 10 million in added television Money 10 he major conferences stipulating that the Money be used to improve basketball officiating drug education and enforcement of Rales. The Mcaa s executive committee with an Eye on an upcoming 40 percent increase in television fees for the men j basketball tournament also voted to establish an undergraduate scholarship program and fund an insurance plan for catastrophic injuries. The Mcaa signed a three year tournament contract with lbs last Spring for $166.2 million about 168 million More than the network paid under a three year contract ending this year. In an Effort to distribute the extra Revenue More evenly the executive committee also set a percentage limit to be paid to the 64 Tou Mamell teams Tricia Bork Mcaa director of women s championships said. The men s teams shares will increase about 8 per cent next year and in he second year and about 9.6 percent in the third year she said. The Mcaa set a record in this year s tournament with payments of ,056,027 for each final four team and a minimum of $211,205 to the 32 first round los ers. Bork said about j3.s million will go to he major conferences in each of the next three years for the drug officiating and compliance programs. The 30conferences with automatic qualification to the men s tournament will receive about $90,000 a year and he 18 with automatic qualification to he women s tournament will get about $30,000," Bork said. Of course Many conferences have automatic qualification to both tournaments and they will gel two shares. Altogether it will affect about 34 Confer  smaller number of conferences without automatic qualifiers will gel about $15.000. The executive com Mittee will meet later to establish a minimum Standard for the programs. Bork said television Money will pay 100 percent of the Premium on the catastrophic injury insurance for division i men s and women s basketball players and 50 percent for other division i athletes. The Mcaa does not presently have a catastrophic insurance plan. A Dollar figure would be about $1.4 million for the entire program Bork said the specific figures and details of everything will be compiled and distributed to the schools later. The executive committee also approved $420,00 to increase he number of Post graduate scholarships the Mcaa offers and $309,000 to fund 18 youth Educa Tion in sports clinics. Bork said the committee also voted to establish a National collegiate foundation for charitable Pur poses whose funding will be Laid out in detail at a later Date. The executive committee sidestepped the touch Issue of whether teams should be declared ineligible for Post season play if athletes lest positive for drugs. They will suspend All regulations pertaining to team ineligibility matters for positive testing from sell. I until at least the january 1989 convention Bork said. The one exception will be if a player is declared ineligible prior to a championship or a bowl game and the institution knowingly allows him to participate anyway. Then All the sanctions would apply including forfeiture of All awards and receipts she said. In the interim they want to take a comprehensive analysis of All issues related to ineligibility including such things As How sanctions Are applied for academics involvement with agents or whatever she said in other action the executive committee turned Down a request from the women s bask Coball commit tee o increase the women s division i basketball tournament from 40 to 46 teams. No from Page 17 whose off balance throw to the plate was t in time to Force Pena. Herr Fol Lowed with a sacrifice Fly to Center scor ing Oquindo. That s the Way we be been playing All year scoring runs that Way Smith said. Every other Day it seems like we re in a game like  the Victory was the cardinals sixth in a Row against the pirates this season. In other games tuesday dodgers 7, reds 2 los Angeles Bob Welch held Cincinnati to two hits for five innings and John Shelby had iwo hits scored two runs and drove in iwo As los an Geles Defeated the reds. Welch 11-7, had o leave the game when he strained a muscle going after Cincinnati Pitcher Jeff Montgomery s ground Ball up the third base line in the fifth inning. Welch finished the fifth but could not continue after that and Tim Crews and mall Young held the reds to five hits and an unearned run in the final four innings los Angeles look a 3-1 Lead after four innings on run scoring singles by Danny Heep Mike Scioscia and Mickey Hatcher. Cincinnati got its first run when Eric Davis led off the fourth with his 33rd Bomer putting him one behind National league Leader Andre Dawson of Chi Cago. New York Terry Leach won his 10th game without a loss scattering six hits Over eight innings As new York Defeated Montreal. Leach in his fourth Start since coming dodgers Bab Welch. Stops reds off the disabled list july 27 and his 10th Start of the season struck out two and walked two As he passed Detroit s Jack Morris for the longest winning Streak in the majors this year the Only runs Leach allowed came on Tim Raines 14th Homer in the fifth in Ning and Hubie Brooks ninth Homer in the eighth. Jesse Orosco pitched the ninth for the mels Keith Hernandez drove in three runs iwo with a first inning double. He was credited with another rib when he was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the second. Darryl Strawberry hit his 28th Homer leading off the fifth inning As the acts ended a three game losing Streak. Kevin Mcreynolds hit his 20th Homer leading off the seventh. Floyd Youmans 8-6. Was the loser forthe third time in his taut four decisions. He allowed four runs on three hits before he was relieved with no oils in the Sec Ond. Padres 7, braves 6 san Diego Benito Santiago s bases loaded single with one out in the ninth inning gave san Diego a decision Over Atlanta braves Llie padres seventh consecutive Victory. Santiago s hit off Gene Carbur 8-9, knocked in Tony Gwynn who scored four runs and went s-for-5 for the second Lime in his career. Gwynn singled to open the ninth and stole second his Ca reer High 37th steal of the season and went to third on a sacrifice bunt by mar veil Wynne. Astros giants 3 san Francisco Craig Reynolds led off the seventh inning with a tie breaking Home run and Jose Cruz added a three run shot his second Homer of the game to lift Houston Over san Francis co. Houston third in the National league West broke a four game losing Streak and ended a five game winning Streak by the giants who remained one game be Hind first place Cincinnati. Phillies 9, cubs s Philadelphia Mill Thomp son s single with one out in the Bottom of the i3lh inning knocked in Luis Aguayo and lifted Philadelphia by Chicago. Aguayo led off the 13th with a single off losing Pitcher Bob Tewksbury 0-4. After Greg Gross sacrificed Juan Samuel was Safe on third baseman Keith Moreland s error with Aguayo moving to third Thompson then punched a 1-2 Pilch into left Center for he game win Ning hit. Kevin Gross 7-10, who is appealing a  suspension for doctoring the baseball pitched the 13th inning for the Phillies and was the Winner. Pan am from Page 17 he is Happy with life in Miami. I have a family. I am a Happy Man to bean  team sports the . Equestrian team won the three Day dressage Competition led by Mike Huber of Norman okla., aboard quartermaster. His 45,2 penalty Points were the lowest total in the event. American skeet shooters mall Dryck of Sequim wash., Dan Carlisle of Cor Ona calif., and Al Mullins of Colum bus ga., won a Gold medal Vaughn Alvy of Sandy Utah pitched a no Hitler walking the first Batter then retiring inc next 21 in a 9-0 softball rout of Argentina. Alvy struck out 12 and allowed Only iwo balls out of inc infield. Jim Buhning of Short Hills n.j., was suspended for the rest of the qualifying round of team handball Competition after striking a Canadian player in a game sunday. The . Formal protest of the suspension of Buhning whose father or. Peter o. Buhning is presi Dent of the pan american team hand Ball federation got the Penally reduced by one game and he can play inthe final i f t he . Team gets there. Drug testing some medallists could avoid drug test ing even though pan am games organizers Are in favor of testing All medal winners. Or. Eduardo Henrique de Rose Aci ing president of paso s medical com Mission said officials running the drug screening program defer to each International sport governing federation in determining which athletes will be tested. Al from Page 17 by mall nukes. Singles by Chet Lemon Madlock and Gibson proceeded Trammell s Isth Homer in the second. Whitaker Beal out a bunt single in the fourth and eventually scored on a Sacri fice Fly by Trammel. The tigers added another run in the fifth when Darrell Evans singled went to third on an error and scored on a sacrifice Fly by Lemon for a 9-2 Lead. Jerry Royster and Ivan Calderon Hom ered for the White sox. Royal or hit his seventh in he third inning. Calderon connected for his 18th in the sixth. Gary Redus doubled and scored in the first. A single by Kenny Williams a Dou ble by Fred Manrique and Whitaker s error Al second base enabled Chicago to score twice in the fifth. Redus doubled off Mark Hunneman in the seventh and later scored on Pinch Hiner Harold Baines groundnut. Indians 6, Oriole 3 Baltimore Mel Hall drove in three runs and Cory Snyder homered As Cleveland beat  s Larry sheets continued is torrid hitting with two Solo Home runs his third two Homer game in the last five. Sheets who has 24 homers has homered eight limes in his last nine games. Ranges 7, Brewers i Milwaukee Ruben Sierra hit two sacrifice flies and Greg Harris scattered seven hits Over seven innings As Texas Beal  Paul Monitor extended h j hitting Streak to 1ft games longest in tie majors this season with a first mining shale and also tripled Home the brew Erv Only run in the fifth inning. Kims 5-8, struck Oul six and walked one. Twins 7, Angel 2 Minneapolis Mark Davidson s two run double keyed a three run second inning and Gary Garlti homered and singled leading Minnesota Over califor  twins won their fifth straight game and took a 4 a game Lead Over Cali fornia in the american league West. Frank Viola 13-7, scattered nine hits Over eight plus innings and won for the seventh Lime in his last eight starts defeating John Candelaria 6-4, who out dulled Viola on two other occasions this year. Candelaria entered the game with a 4-0 career Mark against inc twins. An sports radio baseball Milwaukee to Baltimore 1 30 a. Friday