European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 26, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday october 26, 1987 the stars and stripes Page 27 Zoeller takes Lead at Tucson tourney from press dispatches Tucson Ariz fuzzy Zool scr overcame the Efie Cis of a chronic bad bad to shoo live birdies on the Back nine saturday and Lake a two shot Lead after three rounds of the $600,000 Tuc son open . Zoeller troubled with Back prob lems for much of his career birdied the 10th through 13th holes and capped a round of a under Par 64 with � 10-fool Birdie pull on the 18th Hole. He finished three rounds Over the new pc course at Star pass in 197,19 under Par. Second round Leader Hal sullen shot a 68 and fell two shots Back at 199, i made a couple of mistakes and they were costly said sullen who had an Eagle five birdies and three bogeys. Jim Haas Chip Beck and Mike Reid shared third at 201. Haas shot a 65, while Beck had 67 and Reid 8 68. Bill Sander who has t finished higher than fourth in his 10-year pea tour career was alone at 202 after shooting a10. Charles Lead us vegas Nev Bob Charles tallied a steady rain saturday to Post a 3-under-Par 69 and increase his Lead to three shots Afler two rounds of the $250,000 pea Las vegas senior Clas sic. Charles an International player used to playing in less than Jeri act conditions is at 6-under-Par 136 Over the desert inn country club course Charles Coody who carded a 68 saturday is at 139. Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols Are both at 140 after posting 71 s. Chi Chi Rodriguez who celebrated his 52nd birthday Friday and Al Gei Berger Areat 141. Bruno stops Bugner London Frank Bruno knocked Joe Bugner Down near the end of the eighth round to Force a dramatic end to his showdown fight with the Veteran australian saturday. The 25-year-old briton outclassed the 37-year-old australian who was re Luming to a British ring for the first Lime in 4ft years and the Light ended when Bugner s Corner threw in the Towel. It was Bruno s 32nd Victory in 4 fights and it boosted his chances of a Challenge to world Champion Mike Tyson. Robinson takes pole Del mar Calif. Chip Robin son drove a porsche 962 prototype sports car to the pole position for the inaugural 1msa Camel grand prix of Southern California covering the tight Del mar Fairgrounds circuit at 90.123 Mph saturday. The lop 10 spots for sunday s two hour came it series finale were deter mined late saturday in single car qualifying. The final session was limited to the fastest can from european style time trials earlier in the Day. The second Row positions for Sun Day i 27-car Nee were taken by Geoff Brabham of Australia who will co drive a Nissan cup ext with Elliott Forbes Robinson Al s8.956, and indy car Champion Bobby Rahal who averaged 88.614 in a 962. Rabat s teammate Jochen mass of West Germany was fifth Al 88.564, followed by the Chevrolet Corvette Ftp of South african Sarel Van Der mfnvtaiss.420, sports wire Ozaki leads by 3 Chiba Japan Masashi Ozaki birdied the final three holes and look a three stroke Lead after three rounds in the $552,000 Bridges Lonc Golf tournament saturday Ozaki fired a a under Par 70 de spite a cold drizzle fora 54-holc total of 207, 9-Undcr-Par for the 7,120 Yard Par-72 Sod Gaura country club course. Lendl in final Tokyo Ivan Lindl the world s top ranked player Defeated miracl perfors of Sweden 6-0, 6-2 saturday to Advance 10 the final against Stefan Edburg ranked second in the world in the $375,000 Seiko super Tennis tournament Edburg of Sweden struggled through a Lough match before Healing Slobodan Zivojinovic of Yugoslavia 7-6 7-54-6, 6-2 in two hours five minutes top seeds Advance Brighton England Pam Shriver and Gabriela Sabatini the lop two seeds easily won their semifinal matches saturday to set up an expected showdown in the final of the $200,000 Volvo classic women s Len Nis tournament. Shriver the 25-year-old american needed to save one set Point in the second set before Downing unseeded compatriot Kathy Jordan 6-1, 7-5, while Sabatini ousted third seeded Helena Sutkova of Czechoslovakia 6 1,6-3. Woman Trotter leaves Lawrence Kan former University of Kansas Star Lynelle Woodard said Here she was leaving the Harlem globetrotters after two seasons because of a contract dispute. Woodard the first woman to Lour with the globetrotters said contract negotiations ended oct. 5 Afler the team s preseason training Camp. Woodard said she gave up the final two years of her four year contract because it did not allow tier to pursue outside interest the Money was t a big prob Lem she said Al a news conference. Rojas halts Ballas Miami Bebis sugar baby Rojas the world boxing Council super flyweight Champ successfully defended his title for the first time by stopping Gustavo Ballas in the fourth round saturday. Ballas the former world boning association Junior bantamweight Champ had been knocked Down twice in the fourth round when referee Jesus Arias Torres of Mexico slopped the fight at 2 39, Rojas a native of Barranquilla Colombia who now fights out of Miami look the title from Santos Lariar in aug. 9, 1987, winning a 12-round decision. The 25-year-old Rojas is now 31-0 1 with 19 knockouts. Ballas 30, from Cordoba Argentina is now 94-7-10. In the first round Ballas stung Rojas with a right hand but did no further damage. The Resl of the fight belonged to Rojas who at tl4 i pounds is half a Pound lighter than Ballas. Auburn rips miss. State behind Slack Auburn aia. A1 Reggie had passed for 185 Yards and three touch Downs saturday As he turned his first starting assignment for sixth ranked a Burn into a 38-7 Victory Over Mississippi state. The Victory by Auburn Over its South Eastern conference foe lifted he tigers to 6-0-1 Overall and 2-0-1 in the Sec. The bulldogs fell o 3-4 and 0-3. Slack a Sophomore pressed into serv ice when senior starter left Burger was sidelined by a possible Mcaa rules in fraction threw touchdown passes of 35 and 6 Yards to lawyer Tillman and one for 46 Yards to Alexander Wright Asau Burn Buitt a 28-0 Lead. Freshman tailback Harry Mose got Auburn s first touchdown on a 15-Yard run and linebacker Kurt Grain ran an interception 33 Yards for a score Early in the second half to make it 35-0. Mississippi state s Eddie Myles re turned a punt 63 Yards to the Auburn 3 in the third Quarter setting up Jarrod Young s 1-Yard plunge for he bulldogs Only touchdown. Auburn built its final margin on a 45 Yard Field goal by Chris Knapp in the fourth period. Slack was Given the starting Job after Auburn officials Learned Burger and teammate Jim Thompson apparently received a free flight to go on a recent Hunting trip with a family Friend. The two were sidelined for the game while Auburn asked the Mcaa if the trip amounted 0 a rules violation. For the Day. Slack was 1 of 17 for 185 Yards and no interceptions. Buckeyes Bury gophers 42-9 Columbus Ohio a Carlos Snow celebrated his 19th birthday in front of �9,801 guests saturday at Rainy Ohio stadium. But instead of blowing out candles he did his part o blow away Minnesota with four touchdowns in a 42-9 Ohio slate Victory. Snow a freshman tailback who had seen Only limited action after fumbling the first three limes he touched the Ball at Ohio stale gained 85 Yards on 13 car Ries and scored on runs of 3, 6 and 5 Yards and on a 45-Yard pass play. The four touchdowns were one shy of the Ohio state record shared by pc ill by arc and Pete Johnson. Snow gained 8s Yards on 15 carries. In Ohio state s first six games he carried the Ball 11 times for 36 Yards and lost three fumbles. No. 16 Ohio stale moved to 5-1-1 Overall and 3-1 in the big ten while Minnesota which lost its second straight game after five victories is 2-2 in the big ten. Oklahoma St. Slips past Missouri 24-20 Columbia to. Up Mike Gundy threw three touchdown passes including a 6-yarder to . Dillard in the fourth Quarter to give no. 19 okla homa stale a 24-20 big eight Victory sat urday Over Missouri. Gundy completed 18 of 28 passes for 244 Yards with scaring throws of 12 and 48 Yards to Han Lee Dykes and the decisive 6-yarder to Pillard hut allowed Oklahoma state in improve to 6-1 Over All and 2-1 in the big eight. Dykes caught six passes for 107 Yards. Missouri dropped to 4-3 and 2-1. 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