European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 8, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday augusts 1988 the stars and stripes Page 25 Scatliffe Deel beat heat in Fulda by Walt Morrissett staff writer Fulda West Germany Lionel Scatliffe of Kaiserslautern was the top Usa eur finisher in the Fulda mar Athons sunday while Clayton Deel of Frankfurt took the Usa eur category in the Calvary half Marathon. The Overall Marathon Winner in the80-degree-heat was Wilfred Waldmann of Kassel who won the run in the rh6n for civilian runners with a time of 2 hours 46 minutes and 24 seconds. Slat life was the Only Usa eur runner to break three hours with his 2 58 33.harold Sutler jr., of the Psi Kassel track club was the top Overall half marathoner with his time of 1 15 41. The top Overall women s marathoner was Ilona Mangold of Fulda who won the run in the Rhon with a 4 20 19. Rosalind Rogers of Augsburg was the top Usa eur woman with her 4 45 34. In the cavalry half Marathon Tea category those who have 20 runners that Fin Shlau Treff Fulda took firs with a 1 44 20. The German team was followed by the first military team to Trot across the Fin ish line he troop combat support so Lith army Cav regt from Fulda. He troop 3rd so Lith army Cav Reg from bad Hersfeldt was next in 1 58 25, followed by f troop 2nd so 11th  Cav regt from bad Kissinger with a 2 01 26.the 26-mile, 385-Yard Marathon for military runners was an unofficial Sarteur event the official category having been dropped for invitational  the runners ran the same route for the first 13.1 Miles through Down town Fulda and the Hilly Countryside ending in the finish lanes at the Fuld Community club. The marathoners then ran a different 13.1 mile circuit. By the two mile Mark Deel had left the rest of the pack but at 10 Miles he was challenged by Sutler. Suiter eventually won the cavalry half Marathon with his 1 15 41, Fol Lowed by Deel s 1 16 20."i be been training a Little Over a year now said Deel who runs his physical training test two Miles in 9 46. I aver age about 100-110 Miles a week  i be run marathons before Sutler said. I ran a 2 32 in Kassel two years ago and a 2 27 in Hamburg this year. Butt s summer now and it s too hot to run a full  s 54-year-old father Harold or. Also finished the half Marathon in a respectable unofficial time of 1 24. Sutler s words in the 80-degree heal proved to be prophetic As several runners who signed up for the full Marathon pulled Oul al the Halfway Point. Fifteen runners were hospitalized wit heat related sickness according to maj. Edward o Dwyer project officer for the Fulda marathons. This is the first hot Day we be had in the nine years we be had the race Odwyer said. It s rained the past three  Kay who supervised the medi Cal station near the finish line said 30runners were treated for heat related problems  o Malley looked fresh after run Ning 13.1 Miles in 2 14."i m training for the Berlin Marathon on oct. 9 and the farthest i had run before was 10 Miles. I ran for the 13-mile Point when 1 asked the people giving me water where is the finish line i had another tenth of a mile to  lot of germans gave us water along the Way. I passed a lot of people some had trained for the race and others who were just going along with the group. Those who did t train had real  suggestion for improvements they should have gatorade at the finish line. They gave me Orange soda and it almost made me throw  trials boost Lewis Confidence for Seoul by Tony Kornheiser the Washington Post new York our conversation with Carl Lewis continues now after a Short break for the waiter to Clear the table and we move ahead from his Bitle Sweel recollections of 1984 to Ihei compressible optimism Lewis will bring to Seoul. The trials did More for my Confidence than anyone can imagine Lewis says exuberantly. Having again qualified for the 100,200, Long jump and the 4x100 relay Lewis could Harvest bushels of Gold unprecedented in olympic history no Man has Ever repeated As Gold medallist in the100,200 or Long jump. So he has one encompassing wish for Seoul i want to have the greatest Meel i be Ever  if he does everyone else is history. Handicapping his individual events Lewis winning the Long jump is probably the lock of the olympics he s won 55long-jump competitions in a Row especially after his least Favorule person inthe world Larry Myricks threw such a scare at him at the trials jumping a per Sonal Best 28 feel 8 a inches and Lewis jumping in a downpour had logo 28-9 to Trump him. Complacency should l be an Issue inthe Springs. Indeed Lewis May come in an underdog. Ben Johnson beat him inthe record shattering 100 at the world championships in Rome and Lewis pro lege Joe Deloach ran him Down in the 200 at Indianapolis. For me to have any Chance to win inthe olympics Lewis says ticking off the numbers like they were multiplication tables i believe i m going to have to run 9.80 Legal Long jump 28-10 and run 19.85." Lewis exhales and so you Don t miss the Point says no one who s running now has run any of those  9.80 in the 100 would be a world  Given what Lewis has accomplished in track and Field dominating the sprints and the Long jump for most of the1930s the most remarkable single statistic of his career is that he has never broken a world record. I be never focused on them he says insisting i Don t believe records Are important. It d be Greal to have one. I love it. But it s nol important to me the whole thing is about  love of Competition is such Hal if you were to Sel up a facility with perfect Long jumping conditions a maximum Legal Tailwind springy runway soft Sand and Lell Lewis he could go there and jump 30 feel bul he d have to do it Alvalone he d say set up a Midnight rendezvous i d say no. I could t get up Forit. I m a Competition Lype person. I could t jump in a museum. I m not even a practice  nol Only has l he Ever jumped 30feet in practice he says he s never even Laken a full Long run and jump in prac lice. We Don l jump Lewis says of his training  you Don t know if you can break the record smiling mischievously Lewis says i Don t know what i can  carefully says he s talking about projected times in Seoul not  just As carefully he says Altitude records Are unfair everybody knows Hal demystifying Bob Beamon s 29 2 /2, which was Sel in Mexico  the Way Lewis says if he jumps 29-2 al Seoul he won l Pul on his sweats and Siton a Lead i May not get thai Opportunity again. I la defile by jump some ? of my yes. See in in full flame when Lewis assesses the magnitude of Hisim Pacl on Irack declaring Bob Bea Mon was for Gollen. Who cared brought the event Back. No one cared about Bob Beamon until 84. No one remembered Jesse Owens. But in 84 someone cared about both of  sit there thinking if Lewis applauds himself any harder his hands will fall  there s an appealing sparkle to Lewis Candor. He can be outlandishly self serving no one remembered Jesse Owens get serious but his in t the theatrical bom Bast of some athletes or the numbing false modesty of so Many , he thinks he s the Best in the world but he recognizes thai losing has helped humanize him to the Public. In 1984, people saw me win and maybe they though i was driven by victories Lewis says reflectively. Now they Veseen me lose and they be seen i be been Able to handle  1984, he actually was subpar physically. He d run four meets in the six weeks prior to the olympics and one a Carl Lewis. Eyes bushels of Gold hamstring was sore. This time he also has scheduled four meets two Mobil grand prix events in Europe one exhibition in Holland and a meet in Japan but spaced them Over eight weeks to arrive in Seoul fresh. The thing about the olympics an major Competition it s All about Confidence he said. I m definitely More confident than the others. I just Don t believe there s anyone naturally More talented than i  Senna takes hungarian up catches Prost Budapest Hungary a Brazil Ian Ace Ayrton Senna and teammate Alain Prost of France swept the top two places in sunday s hungarian grand prix stretching the Mclaren Honda Swinning Streak to 10 for the season. The two now share the Lead in the world Drivers championship standings at 66 Points each. Senna starting in the pole position won his sixth race of the season by cover ing the 76 laps in 1 hour 57 minutes,47.081 seconds pulling him 0.529 seconds ahead of Prosl. Thierry Boutsen of Belgium was third Ina Benetton Ford 31.410 seconds behind while austrian Driver Gerhard Berger in Ferrari finished fourth 1 minute 28.670 seconds behind the Winner. Britain s Nigel Mansell who started from the front Row in a Williams Judd dropped out 18 laps from the finish. Team officials said Mansell suffering from Chicken pox was exhausted and could not finish the race. Senna led throughout the race wit the exception of a snort interval of a few seconds when Prost passed from inside after the Straightaway on the 48th Lap. The brazilian Driver charged Back into the Lead in the next curve and stayed in front until the end of the race on the2.494-mile Hunga Roring course. It was Senna s third straight grand prix Victory and the 12th of his career. Prost who started from the four throw had dropped to ninth on the first Lap but gradually fought his Way Back. Senna talking about the moment when he was overtaken briefly by Prost said there was nothing to do we al most touched a Little bit. Prost referring to the same Man Euver said i was surprised that Ayrton tried to close the door. I was just a Little to Quick and i was not very  Prost added thai fuel consumption Over the hot course was Good but a Crosswind hampered the handling of the car. Senna and Prost were asked for predictions on who will take this year s Crown. Both stressed thai there Are still six races left in the season with Senna say ing i am much More optimistic than iwas after two or three races. The championship will get just More  said thai he still has Hopes for breaking the Mclaren Honda Turbo Streak in his normally aspirated Benet ton-ford."1 Hope i can win one at least the belgian Driver  hungarian grand prix is the Only formula one race in the East bloc. Rainey Triumph Donington England a Wayne Rainey of the United states rid ing a Yamaha won the British Soock motorcycle grand prix sunday. Rainey maintained the Lead from Start to finish round the 30-Lap course and beat world Champion Wayne Gardner of Australia who was  was Christian Sarron of France while Eddie Lawson of the United states who leads the 500cc world Point stand Ings managed Only a sixth place finish. Despite Rainey s 20 Points for his first grand prix Victory of the year Lawson held on to his Lead in the standings while Gardner remained second. An sports radio baseball Philadelphia at Chicago cubs 2 . Tuesday