European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 4, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 20 the stars and stripes thursday August 4, 1988 scoreboard from Page 18 runs Canseco. Oakland. 87 Boggs Boston 79 Henderson new York. 76 Molitor. Milwaukee. 71winfield. New York. 70. Hill Puckett Minnesota 151 Boggs Boston 137 Brett. Kansas City. 133 Franco. Cleveland 131 Greenwell Boston 129 doubles Brett Kansas City. 34 Gladden Minnesota. 30 Boggs. Boston. 29 Puckett. Minnesota 27 Ray California 27. Triples Yount. Milwaukee. 9 Reynolds Seattle 8 Wil son Kansas City. 7 Burks Boston 5 Gagne. Minnesota 5 Manrique Chicago 5 Schofield California 5. Stolen bases Henderson new York 57 Pettis Detroit 36 Canseco. Oakland. 28 Molitor. Milwaukee 28 Redus Chicago 24. Pitching 10 decisions winning percentage Era Viola Minnesota 16-4. .800, 2.32 Robinson Detroit 13-4. .765. 2.69 Clemens Boston 15-5. .750, 2.24 Hurst Boston. 11-4, .733, 4.56 Berenguer. Minnesota 8-3. .727,3.11. Strikeouts Clemens. Boston. 232 Langston Seattle 162 Viola Minnesota. 124 Guzman Texas 121 Hough Texas 121. Saves Eckersley. Oakland. 30 Reardon Minnesota 26 Plesac Milwaukee. 25. Jones Cleveland 24 Thigpen Chicago. 22. National league batting batting average based on 313 at bats g a r h pet. Perry at 91 351 43 113 .322 Galarraga Mon 103 412 71 130 .316 Dawson Chi 102 397 50 125 .315 Palmeiro Chi 105 412 52 127 .308 Gibson la 103 382 73 117 .306 sax la 106 425 54 129 .304 Gwynnyd 87 334 41 101 .302 Mcge Estl 104 437 55 132 .302 Thopson of 92 328 48 98 .299 Bonds pit 99 372 74 109 .293 Home runs Strawberry. New York 29 Clark. San Francis co. 23 Gdavis. Houston 22 Galarraga. Mon Treal. 21 dmurphy. Atlanta. 19 Gibson los an Geles. 19 Bonds. Pittsburgh 18 Bonilla Pittsburgh 18, Edavis. Cincinnati. 18 Johnson new York 18. Runs batted in Clark. San Francisco 84 Gdavis Houston 74 Strawberry. New York. 73 Vanslyke Pittsburgh 70 Bonilla. Pittsburgh. 65, Brooks. Montreal 64 Mcreynolds new York 61 Marshall los an Geles. 60 Mitchell. San Francisco 60. Runs Butler. San Francisco. 78 Strawberry new York 76 Bonds. Pittsburgh. 74 Gibson los an Geles 73. Galarraga Montreal 71. Hits Mcgee. St Louis 132. Galarraga Montreal 130 sax los Angeles. 129 Palmeiro Chicago 127 Dawson Chicago 125, doubles Sabo Cincinnati 33. Galarraga. Montreal 30 Palmeiro. Chicago. 28 Bream. Pittsburgh 27 Hayes Philadelphia. 27. Triples Vanslyke. Pittsburgh. 14 Coleman. St. Louis 10 Gant Atlanta. 7, Samuel. Philadelphia 7 but Ler san Francisco. 6 Raines Montreal. 6. Stolen bases Coleman. St. Louis. 54 Gyoung. Houston 54 Smith St. Louis 37 Mcgee St. Louis. 34 Sabo Cincinnati 32. Pitching 10 decisions winning percentage Era Cone. New York. 11-2, .846, 2.37 Robinson Pittsburgh 8-2. .800, 2.96 Knepper Houston 11-3. .786. 3.40 Parrett Montreal 10-3, .769, 2 35 Scott Houston 10-3, .769. 2.91. Strikeouts Ryan Houston. 157 Deleon St. Louis 131 Scott Houston 129 Rijo Cincinnati 125 Cone new York 122. Saves Franco Cincinnati. 22 Bedrosian Phila Delphia 20 Worrell St. Louis 20 Smith hous ton 18 Ladavis. San Diego 18. Tuesday s minors results class aaa american association International league Buffalo 2, Indianapolis 1 Denver 6, Omaha 3 Oklahoma City 7, Iowa 6 Louisville 3, Nashville 2 Maine 7, Columbus 0 Toledo 6. Pawtucket 1 Richmond 4, Syracuse 1 Rochester 5, Tidewater 1 Pacific coast league Edmonton 11, Vancouver 7 Calgary 10, Colorado Springs 9, comp. Sup. Game Colorado Springs 4, Calgary 3,1st game Calgary 6, Colorado Springs 4, 2nd game Tucson 11, Phoenix 5 Albuquerque 8, Portland 2 Tacoma 14, Las vegas 2 class a Eastern league Albany 4. Reading 1,1st game Reading 4, Albany 3,2nd game Glens Falls 5. New Britain 3 Vermont 4. Harrisburg 3 Pittsfield 4, Williamsport 3 Southern league Charlotte at Orlando Ppd., rain Jacksonville 9, Chattanooga 6 Columbus 8, Knoxville 5.1st game Columbus 4, Knoxville 1,2nd game Huntsville 5, Birmingham 2 Memphis 3, Greenville 2 Texas league Jackson 4, Tulsa 3 Wichita 8, Midland 7 Shreveport 5. Arkansas 3 Elpaso 3, san Antonio 2,14 innings class a California league Fresno 8, Modesto 7 Stockton 6. Reno 0 Palm Spring 5, san Jose 2 Bakersfield 10, Visalia 3 Riverside 4, san Bernardino 3,13 innings Carolina league Hagerstown 8, Winston Salem 5 Lynchburg 11. Prince William 2 Durham 5, Kinston 3 Salem 6, Virginia 1 Florida state league fort Lauderdale at Clearwater Ppd., rain Dunedin 8, Miami 4 Osceola 4, Lakeland 1 St. Petersburg 2, Charlotte 1 St. Lucie 10. Vero Beach 6 Winter Haven 6, baseball City 3 Only games scheduled Midwest league Peoria 8, Appleton 1 Wausau 4, Quad City 0 Madison 5, Waterloo 4 Cedar rapids 8, Kenosha 6 Clinton 2, Beloit 0 Springfield 14, Burlington 1 Rockford 4, South Bend 2 new Yolk Penn league Oneonta 10, Auburn 4 Geneva 9. Batavia 3 Watertown 14. Elmira 5 Jamestown 15, Erie 4 St. Catharines 7, Hamilton 1 Utica 9, Little Falls 4 Northwest league Bellingham 16, Everett 3, susp., 7vi innings time limit Boise 4, Spokane 0 Eugene 10. Salem 4 Southern Oregon 7, Bend 4 so uth Atlantic league Augusta 4. Fayetteville 2 Columbia 11, Charleston . 5 Charleston s c. 7, Greensboro 3 Myrtle Beach 3, Gastonia 0 Sumter 5. Asheville 2 Spartanburg 3, Savannah 1 Rookie appalachian league Princeton 7, Wytheville 3, 1st game Princeton 5, Wytheville 3, 2nd game Bristol 2. Bluedell 0,1st game Bluefield 10, Bristol 3, 2nd game Kingsport 5, Elizabethton 3,1st game 9 innings Kingsport 12, Elizabethton 2,2nd game Pulaski 3, Martinsville 0,1st game Pulaski 6, Martinsville 2. 2nd game Johnson City 2, Burlington 1,1 St game Burlington 2, Johnson City 1, 2nd game 10 innings Gulf coast league astros 6, reds 1 royals 4. Indians 3 expos 8, pirates 3 dodgers at Yankees Ppd. Rain rangers at mets Ppd. Rain White sox at braves Ppd. Rain Pioneer league great Falls 8, Helena 7,13 innings Billings 6, Medicine hat 3,12 innings Pocatello 5, Idaho Falls 4 Butte 8, Salt Lake City 2 track and Field Monaco Monte Carlo Monaco a results tuesday of the herculis 88 track and Field meet at Stade Louis ii All distances in meters unless otherwise noted men 1001, Chidi Imoh Nigeria 10.17 seconds. 2, Raymond Stewart Jamaica 10.25. 3, Dennis Mitchell United states 10.34. 4, Albert Robinson United states 10.34. 5, Harvey glance United states. 10.45. 2001, James Butler United states 20.42. 2, Gilles Ouen Herve France 20.44. 3, Thomas Jef Ferson United states 20.52. 4, Calvin Smith United states 20.53. 5, Daniel san Gouma France 20.69. 4001, Andrew Valmon United states 45.18. 2, Mark Rowe United states 45.32. 3, Clarence Daniel United states 45.44. 4, Bert Cameron Jamaica. 45.90. 5, Walter Mccoy United states 45.97. 8001, John Gray United states 1 44.91. 2, Sammy Koskel Kenya 145.22.3, Dieudonne Kwizera. Buranndt 1 45.53. 4, Ibrahim Okash Somalia 1 45.95.5, Faouzi Lambl Morocco 1 46.15. 3 0001, Sydney Maree United states 7 42.94. 2, Pierre Detieze Switzerland 7 43.46. 3, Vincent Rousseau. Belgium 7 44.08. 4, Jacky Carlier France 7 48.78.5, Robes Ondl Ekl Kenya 7 49.05. 3,000 steeplechase1. Bruno Lestum France 8 19.63. 2, Boguslaw Mamunski. Poland 8.20.6. 3, Ivan Huff United states 8 22.35. 4, Bela Vago Hungary 8 23.26. 5, Joseph Mah Moud. France 8 23.97. 110 hurdles1, Arthur Blake United states 13.51.2, Rena to Nehemiah United states 13.58.3, Jonathan Ridgeon Britain 13.61.4, Keith tally United states 13.64.5, Philippe Aubert France 13.84. 400 hurdles1, Danny Harris United states. 48 57 2, Winthrop Graham Jamaica 49.37.3, Kevin Henderson 49.74.4, Nat Page in Ltd states 49.,92. 5, David Patrick United states 50.12. High jump1, Hollis Conway United states 7 feet. 53/ inches. 2, Jean Charles Gicquel France 7-41/. 3, James Lott United states 7-4v,. 4. Eric Monne Rais France 7-4vi. 5, Dominique Hernandez France 7-2%. Pole vault1, Kory Tarpenning United states 18-4 i. 2, Serge Ferreira France 18-4 i. 3, Philippe Collet France 18-44, Doug Fraley United states 18- i. 5, Dave Kenworthy United states 18- i. Long jump1, Larry Myrt oks United states 27-10v. 2, Frank Lestage France 25-101/. 3, Youssaf Alii Nigeria 25-9 i. 4, Gordon Laine United states 25-95, Frans Maas Netherlands 24-9. Discus1, Wolfgang Schmidt West Ger Many 217-2. 2, Alwin Wagner West Germany 204-8. 3, Erik de Bruin Netherlands 203-2. 4, Patrick Journo France 199-2. Women 1001, Juliet Cuthbert Jamaica 11.12. 2, Sheila Echols United states 11.30.3, Mary Onyeali nether lands 11.33.4, Nelly Cooman Netherlands 11.36.5, Laurence Bily France 11.48. 2001, Danette Young United states 22.23. 2, Marie Josee Perec France 22.72. 3, Lillie Leatherwood United states 22.80. 4, Diane Dixon United states 22.98. 5, Lolanda Santa Romania 23.17. 1,5001, Mittica Constanzin Romania 4 03.49. 2, Doina Melinte Romania 4 03.53. 3, Viorica Chican Romania 4 04.17. 4, Kim Gallagher United states 4 06.14. 5, Fatima Ouam Morocco 4 07.14. 100 hurdles1, Anne Paquereau France 12.94. 2, Mihaela Pagacian Romania 12.94. 3, Lynda Tolbert United states 12.98. 4, Kim my  states 12.99. 5, Laurence Elloy France 13.02. High jump1, Stefka Kostadinov Bulgaria 6-4%. 2, Maryse Ewanee epee France 6-v. 3, Charles line Sharon France 6-%. 4, Katalin Sterk Hungary 6-%. 5, Valerie St Rebelle France 5-111/. Javelin1, Zsuzsa Malovec Hungary 216 6. 2. Katalin Hartai Hungary 203-5. 3, Nadine Azeil France 187-5. 4, Christine Gravier France 172-8. Tennis slims of san Diego san Diego a results tuesday in the $100,000 Virginia slims of san Diego women s Tennis tournament seedlings in parentheses first round singles Rosalyn Fairbank 4san Diego Del. Jill Hetherington Canada 6-1, 4-6, 6-3 Stephanie Rehe 2highland calif., Daf. Ronni Reis Miami 6-2, 7-5 Gretchen Magers 6san Antonio Texas Del. Karen Schimper South Africa 6-0, 6-2 Anna Ivan Palo Alto calif., def. Sara Gomer great Britain 6 4, 6-4. Ann Grossman Crove fit Ohio def. Eva Pfaff West Germany 6-2, 6-1 Robin White 5del mar calif., def. Lisa Green san Jose calif., 6-4, 6-4 Lisa Bonder Kreis los Angeles def. Pilar Vas Quez Miami 6-0, 3-6, 6-0 Jennifer Santrock piano Texas def. Patty Fendick Sacramento calif., 6-1, default. Dinky Van Rensburg South Africa def. Betsy Nagelsen Kapahua Bay Hawaii 7-5, 7-6. First round doubles Cammy Macgregor Palm Springs calif., and Paula Smith la Jolla calif., def. Lise Gregory South Africa and Ronni Reis Miami 6-1, 6-4 to Durie great Britain and Sharon Walsh Pete Albuquerque n.m., 3def. Jane Thomas grand rapids mich., and themis Zambrzycki Brazil 6 2,6-3. Ann Grossman Crove fit Ohio and Eva Kraal Switzerland def. Rikki Caddie South Africa and Emiko Okagawa Japan 6-2,6-4. . Hard courts Indianapolis a results tuesday in the $415,000 . Hard courts championships at the Indianapolis sports Center seedlings in parentheses first round singles Todd Witsken Carmel ind., def. Roger Smith Bahamas 6-3, 6-1 Jorge Lozano 16mexico def. Scott Davis , Fla., 7-6 7-16-3 Simon Youl Australia def. Jim Grabb 12tucson ariz., 4-6,7-5, 6-3 Kelly Everden 14new zealand def. Joey rive it. Lauderdale Fla., 6-2,6-1. Jimmy Brown Largo Fla., def. Richey Reneberg Houston Texas 6-4, 6-3 Pieter Akdrich South Afri Ca def. Marc Flur Durham n.c., 6-4,7-6 7-5 second round singles Peter Lundgren 8sweden def. Ken Flach Sebring Fla., 6-1, 6-4 John Frawley 11austra Lia def. Paul Wekesa Kenya 6-2, 6-4 John Ross Gainesville Fla., def. John Fitzgerald 7australia 6-3, 7-5 Derrick Rostagno 10brent Wood calif., def. Francisco Maciel Mexico 6-1, 6-3. Aaron Krickstein 6grosse Pointe mich., def. Grant Connell Canada 7-5, 6-4 Jim Pugh 13palos Verdes calif., def. Glenn Michibata Canada 6-2, 6-1 Robert Seguso 15boca Raton Fla., def. Richard Matuszewski Hopewell Junction n.y., 4-6, 6-1, 6-v, Boris Becker West Germany def. Todd Nelson san Diego 6-3, 6-7 7-46-2. Mark Dickson Tampa Fla., def. Tim Mayotte 4boston 7-6 7-26-3. First round doubles Jim courier Dade City Fla., and Fred via cos Houston def. Andrew Castle England and Jonny Levine Phoenix ariz., 6-7 7-36-4,7-6 7-3 Jim Grabb Tucson ariz., and Patrick Mcenroe Oyster Bay n.y., def. Craig Boynton Houston and Tom Mercer Pittsburgh 7-5,6-3. Marty Davis Harbor Bay Isle calif., and Tim Pawsat Tustin Hills estates calif., def. Dan Cas Sidy Atlanta and John Frawley Australia 6-4, 6 4 Mark Basham Santa Barbara calif., and Charles Beckman Louisville ky., def. Scott Davis Largo Fla., and Brad Gilbert Piedmont calif., 6-4, 6-4 Kelly Evernden new zealand and Laurie warder Australia def. Eric Amend los Angeles and Shelby Cannon Gainesville Fla., 4-6,6-3, 7-5. At Money leaders the 1988 association of Tennis professionals Money leaders through july 31 1. Stefan Edberg $786,993 2. Boris Becker $618,560 3. Mats Wilander $527,751 4. Andre Agassi $515,508 5. Ivan Lendl $352,989 6. Kent Carlsson $318,408 7. Henri Leconte $286,358 8. Tim Mayotte $285,751 9. Emilio Sanchez $285,168 10. Yannick Noah $247,285 11. Anders Jarryd $240,829 12. Miloslav Mecir $225,309 13. John Fitzgerald $198,248 14. Guillermo Perez Roldan $190,938 15. Andres Gomez $187,394 16. Jimmy Connors $177,306 17. Pat Cash $169,149 18. Andrei Chesnokov $166,476 19. Jonas b. Svensson $164,147 20. Robert Seguso $156,702 pea Money leaders Ponte Vedra Fla. A leading Money winners on the pea tour following the Buick open which ended july 31. The top 30 Money winners at the end of the season will share in the $1 million Nabisco grand prix individual purse 1. Sandy Lyle 2. Chip Beck 3. Curtis strange 4. Ben Crenshaw 5. Lanny Wadkins 6. Joey Sindelar 7. Mark Mccumber 8. David Frost 9. Greg Norman 10. Paul Azinger 11. Jay haas12. Mark Calcavecchia 13. Fred couples 14. Steve Pate 15. Peter Jacobsen 16. Tom Kite 17. Gary Koch 18. Scott Hoch 19. Payne Stewart 20. Gil Morgan 21. Ken Green 22. Marko Meara 23. Mike Reid 24. Larry Nelson 25. Craig Stadler 26. Bruce Lietzke 27. Gene Sauers 28. Dan Forsman 29. Mark Brooks 30. Morris Hatalsky 31.bobtway 32. Jeff Sluman 33. Mark Wiebe 34. Dave Barr 35. Clarence Rose 36. Scott Verplank 37. John Mahaffey 38. Tom Sieckmann 39. Steve Jones 40. Curt byrum41. Blain Mccallister 42. De Fiori 43. Doug Tewell 44. Tom Watson 45. Seve Ballesteros 46. Donnie Hammond 47. Jim Benepe 48. Jim Carter 49. Dave Rummells 50. Hale Irwin $617,334$614,819 $558,600$530,475 $522,140$492,212 $452,814$422,390 $419,554$378,850 $374,887$371,011 $363,814$346,752 $341,807$339,184 $325,213$297,358 $296,459$278.024 $275,087$270,283 $264,109$261,576 $249,329$243,330 $230,876$220,003 $212,841$207,428 $207,195$205,609 $204,518$204,250 $203,037$202,502 $195,698$189,465 $189,361$182,178 $177,661$172,096 $168,426$167,441 $165,202$162,242 $162,000$155,422 $148,434$146,543 Lyga Money leaders the Money leaders through the greater ended july 31 1. Sherri Turner 2. Nancy Lopez 3. Amy Alcott 4. Colleen Walker 5. Ayako Okamoto 6. Patty Sheehan 7. Jan Stephenson 8. Kathy Postlewait 9. Rosie Jones 10. Laura Davies 11. Betsy King 12. Marta Figueras Dot 13. Juli Inkster on the 1988 Lyga tour Washington open which 21 15 19 21 14 18 21 19 19 18 20 20 18 $284,650 $278,788 $269,786 $263,687 $240,537 $229,854 $200,238 $161,844 $157,102 $151,800 $148,635 $144,846 $143,104 of Vou 10 1�ac4a m6�in a 1 14.ok-Heeku 15. Dottie Mochrie 16. Judy Dickinson 17. Sally Little 18. Joanne Garner 19. Mel Chi Cheng 20. Liselotte Neumann 21. Tammie Green 22. Patti Rizzo 23. Amy Benz 24. Deb Richard 25. Beth Daniel 26. Nancy Brown 27. Shirley Furlong 28. Terry to Myers 29. March Bozarth 30. Jody Rosenthal 21 18 18 19 13 22 17 17 20 20 20 10 21 19 20 20 18 $138,640 $127,995 $114,120 $112,485$107,110 $106,489 $102,638 $100,237 $98,982 $96,690 $96,285 $88,184 $82,838 $76,551 $73,220 $70,830 $70,738 pea statistics Ponte Vedra Fla. A statistical leaders on the pea tour through the Bulck open which ended july 31 scoring leaders 1, Greg Norman 68.64. 2, Chip Beck 69.17. 3, David Frost 69.48. 4, Sandy Lyle 69.49. 5, Ben Crenshaw 69.57. 6, Paul Azinger 69.59. 7, Mark Mccumber 69.64. 8, Fred couples 69.65. 9, Payne Stewart 69.68.10, Lanny Wadkins 69.71. Driving distance 1, Greg Norman 279.0. 2, Steve Thomas 2784 3 tie Craig Stadler and Bill Glasson 277 2. 5, Dan Pohl. 276.6. 6 tie Mac o Grady and Davis love Iii 274.4. 8, Sandy Lyle 274.1.9. 2 tied with 273.8. Driving accuracy 1, Calvin Peete .822. 2, Mike Reid .789. 3, David Edwards .768. 4, Jack Renner .764. 5, Curtis strange .761. 6, Tom Kite .759. 7, Larry Nelson .745. 8, Doug Tewell .739. 9, 4 tied with .737. Putting leaders 1 Greg Norman 1.723. 2 Riechip Beck and Sandy Lyle 1.728. 4, Morris Hatalsky 1.731. 5, Mike Sullivan 1.734. 6, Don Pooley 1.736. 7, Lanny Wadkins 1.739.8, 3 tied with 1.740. Par Breakers 1, Greg Norman .254. 2, Chip Beck .235. 3. Paul Azinger .234. 4, Fred couples .229. 5, Lanny Wadkins .222. 6, Ben Crenshaw .221. 7, Joey Sindelar .220. 8 tie Craig Stacker and Gil Morgan .219. 10, 2 tied with .218. Eagle leaders 1, Joey Sindelar 12. 2 tie Craig Stadler and Mark Calcavecchia 10. 4 tiered couples Ken Green Davis love Iii and Mark Mccumber 9. 8, 3 tied with 8. Birdie leaders 1, Fred couples 317. 2, Dan Forsman 315. 3, Mark Calcavecchia 310. 4, Joey Sindelar 301. 5, Dave Rummells 298. 6, Clarence Rose 297. 7, Scott Hoch 294. 8, Ben Crenshaw 292. 9, Mike Hulbert 291.10, Bobby Wadkins 284. Transactions tuesday baseball Milwaukee Brewers activated Mike Felder outfielder from the 21-Day disabled list. Sent Darryl Hamilton outfielder to Denver of the american association. New York Yankees called up Dave Elland Pitcher from Columbus of the International  athletics sent Jim Corsi Pitcher to Tacoma of the Pacific coast league. Activated Steve Ontiveros Pitcher from the 21-Day disabled list. Toronto Blue jays placed Lloyd Mose by outfielder on the 15-Day disabled list. Pur chased the contract of Rob Ducey outfielder from Syracuse of the International league. Cincinnati reds signed Ken Griffey out fielder to a free agent contract. Released Eddie Milner outfielder. Sent Jack Armstrong Pitcher to Nashville of the american association. Basketball Atlanta Hawks named cazzie Russell assistant coach. Charlotte hornets Cut Billy King guard Billy Martin and Leroy Combs forwards and Andre Moore Center. Signed Ralph Lewis guard. Cleveland Cavaliers signed tree Roll ins Center to a two year contract. Los Angeles lakers signed David Riv ers guard to a multiyear contract. Football Buffalo Bills released Clint Sampson wide receiver. Indianapolis Colts released Ricky Schulte defensive lineman Tim Crawford line Backer and Willie Gillespie and Bruce Davis wide receivers. Kansas City chiefs claimed Chas Fox wide receiver and Wes Dove defensive end on waivers. Los Angeles rams replaced the interim contract of Gaston Green running Back with a four year contract. Released Greg Baty tight end. Miami dolphins released Marvell Bur Gess safety. Philadelphia eagles signed Terry Hoage safety to a two year contract. Pittsburgh Steeles waived Tim Cal Cagno offensive tackle. San Diego chargers released Toa Sai Pale running Back Paul Mcjulien punter Wendell Phillips safety and Brandy Wells cornerback. Seattle sea Hawks released Derwin Jones defensive end. Washington redskins released Gilbert Hawkins wide receiver. Hockey Boston Bruins signed Ken Linseman. Center to a two year contract. Minnesota North stars named George Kingston and Doug Jarvis assistant coaches. New York rangers signed Stephana Brochu defens Eman. College american South conference signed commissioner Craig Thompson to a three year contract. Cal state Dominguez Hills named Van Girard women s basketball coach. Recac metro conference announced the change of their  to Northeast Confer ence. Georgia tech named Jean Desdunes men s Tennis coach buddy Fowlkes director of men s and women s track and Field programs Steve Keith men s and women s Cross country head coach Jack Thompson senior associate ath Letic director and John o Neill principal associate athletic director. Jersey City  Kim Culligan women s volleyball coach and softball coach. Morris Brown named a. Jack Triplett men s basketball coach. Notre Dame named Tim Connolly women s track and Cross country coach Neil Schmidt assistant soccer coach and Scott Gosselin assistant hockey coach. Ohio  Russ Rogers men s track and Field and Cross country coach