European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 16, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday january 16,1989 the stars and stripes Page 27 sports i ire Ca Cavecche or leads by 2 in Hope classic from press dispatches Palm desert Calif. In any other tournament Mark Calcavecchia would be a two shot Winner. But in the five Day 90-Hole Bob Hope classic the Long hitting Calcavecchia needs another round like the 5-under-Par 67 he shot saturday if he s to win the $180,000 first prize. Calcavecchia seems to be stuck on 67 after shooting his third straight round at that figure this one at Indi an Wells the shortest and easiest of the four desert courses used in the tournament. That s a pretty Good number to be stuck on Cal Cavecchia said. I d take another one tomorrow. It might not be Good enough but i d take it and run. You never can Tell out Here though. Somebody might shoot63 or 64 and that s that happened at Eldorado where Steve Jones set a course record with a 63 that lifted him into a four Way tie for second two shots Back of Calcavecchia after 72 holes. Jones who won last weekend s tournament of champions made two eagles both on 12 to 15-foot putts and five birdies in his 9-under-Par Effort. Six others were another stroke Back placing 10 men within three shots of Calcavecchia s front running 272. With that Many that close anything can happen inthe final round Tom Kite said. Although he had a bogey free round Calcavecchia said he did t get maximum mileage out of his Effort at Indian Wells which at 6,478 Yards is especially vulnerable to Long hitters. The Par-5s Are my game. I Only played them 1 under today. I feel like i should have played them 4 or5 under he said. Kite Jones Paul Azinger and masters Champion Sandy Lyle of Scotland shared second at 274. Lyle had a 68 on a perfect Day at Eldorado. Azinger shot a 67 at the Arnold Palmer course at pea West. And Kite had a 69 despite a shaky finish at Bermuda dunes the site of sunday s final round. The group at 275 included West German Bernhard Langer Fred couples Brad Bryant Ted Schulz first round Leader Scott Verplank and Donnie Hammond. Couples pitched in for an Eagle-3 on the first Hole at Bermuda dunes and went on to a 68. Bryant and Ham mond had 67s at Bermuda dunes. Langer and Schulz shot 69s at pea West where Verplank matched Par with a 72. Arnold Palmer 59, who collected the first of five Bob Hope titles in the inaugural in 1960, took a 77 at Bermuda dunes. With a 301 total he failed to qualify for the final round. Strange triumphs in Australia Gold coast Australia Curtis strange Over came blustery winds and agonizingly slow greens for a 1-Over-Par 73 sunday and a two stroke Victory Over fellow american Raymond Floyd in the $525,000 Dai Kyo Palm Meadows classic Golf tournament. Strange the 1988 . Open Champion finished with a 72-Hole total of 8-under-Par 280 and earned $92,000. He began 1989 just As he began 1988. Last year strange won the nearby Sanctuary Cove classic and went on to become the first player to earn More than $ 1 million in a year on the . Pea tour. Strange kept his composure after a double bogey seven at the Par-5 ninth where he first hit a Fairway Bunker then water. He played the final nine holes in Par to hold off Floyd and australian Terry Price. Floyd carded a final 73 for 282 and earned $55,080, while Price had a 74 for 283 and collected $35,190. Australian Peter Fowler finished fourth at 284 after a final round 74. Japan s Isao Aoki 75american qualifier Jeff Maggert 73 and australian George ser Han 72 shared fifth at 285. Defending Champion Greg Norman of Australia finished with a 75 for a 291 total 11 shots Back. King leads Jamaica classic Sandy Bay Jamaica Betsy King moved to a seven stroke Lead after two rounds of the inaugural $500,000 Lyga Jamaica classic with a 3-under-Par 68on saturday. King who shot a dazzling 64 in the opening round has a two Day total of i0-under-Par 132 to Lead Hall of Famer Nancy Lopez who had an opening round 69 and a Sec Ond round 70. Hollis Stacy held third place with a second round 71and a 140 total. There was a four Way tie for fourth place among Danielle Ammaccapane Nancy Brown Robin Walton and Lori Garbacz. Garbacz who had a first round 70, came Back with a 66 to move into Contention. Mcmahon leaves Hospital Inglewood Calif. Chicago bears quarterback Jim Mcmahon was released from cent Inela Hospital med ical Center saturday after undergoing surgery on his right knee a spokesman for the Hospital said. Mcmahon 29, had tendinitis in the knee said or. Frank Jobe of the Kerlan jibe orthopaedic clinic at the Hospital. His recovery period will last three months Jobe said. He should do Fine next season without the injury plagued Mcmahon injured his left knee on oct. 30 in a game against the new England patriots and did not play again until he relieved Mike Tomczak in the 20-12 playoff win Over the Philadelphia eagles on dec. 31. He started the 28-3 loss to the san Francisco 49ers in the of championship game. Seattle May Trade Langston Seattle if the Seattle mariners can t sign Pitcher Mark Langston by april 3, they May be forced to Trade him general manager Woody Woodward said. My preference would be to Hammer out a Multi year Deal before the season Woodward told the Seattle Post intelligencer. But you need a willingness from both parties to do the mariners have Langston their All time Leader in wins and strikeouts under contract through the 1989 season. He then will become a free agent and can sign with another major league team. The mariners lost Mike Moore their All time Leader in innings pitched and shutouts after the 1988 season when he signed with Oakland As a free agent. If the mariners can t sign Langston to a Multi year contract before their 1989 american league opener in Oakland april 3, Woodward said he would t Rule out trading him. That s an option we have which would prevent the same thing happening with him that happened with Mike Moore said Woodward. Another option would be to have a one year Deal and continue to Ham Mer out a Multi year Deal during the 1989 Langston 28, has won 70 games and struck out 1,018 batters for the mariners. He had a 15-11 record with a 3.34 Era in 35 starts last season. Pedersen captures Aba tourney Torrance Calif. Randy Pedersen took a big Early Lead then Hun on to beat Parker Bohn Iii 258 247 saturday and win the professional bowlers association $150,000 a Delco classic. Pedersen opened the title game with six straight strikes and led by As Many As 42 pins. However Bohn finished with six strikes and forced Pedersen to get at least a spare in his final Frame to win the title. Peder sen left a 10-pin on a solid hit and converted the spare. Pedersen who entered the final round third seeded beat two other players to earn his title berth. In the second match he eliminated former Aba player of the year Marshall Holman 234-167, then ousted second seeded James Miller 225-192 in the semifinal. In the first match Holman knocked off Ron Palombi jr., 237-203. Bohn earned $14,000. Miller got $8,500 for third Holman $7,000 for fourth and Palombi $6,000. Bubka wins third Gold pole Barcelona Spain Sergei Bubka of the soviet Union the olympic pole vault Champion won the third Gold pole indoor event saturday with a vault of 18 feet 8 a inches. Bubka holds the world indoor record of 19-7. He tried to jump 19- /4 but failed three times. Scott Davis of the United states was second with 18- /2, followed by Philippe Collet of France also with 18- /2. Davis was second because of fewer misses. Vasili Bubka a brother of Sergei was fourth with 17 8 a followed by american Mike Tully also at 17-8 i. Barnes records personal Best Dallas Randy Barnes a 1988 olympic Silver medallist overcame the loss of sleep following an Early morning confrontation with an Arkansas gunman and recorded history s second Best american indoor shot put saturday. Barnes of College station Texas threw the shot 71 feet 10 inches in the Dallas morning news games seventh Best throw of All time and his personal Best. George Woods owns America s Best indoor shot Effort of 72-2%, set in february 1974 in Inglewood Calif. The world Mark is 73- /2 by Werner Guenthoer of Switzerland. I could t believe the throw after what happened to me this morning Barnes said. I really thought i was going to hit the world record. I had the adrenalin Barnes had been confronted by two men in the parking lot of a Little Rock Motel at 2 a.m., following a meet in Jonesboro Ark. One of them pointed a Rifle at Barnes. I was getting the Luggage out of the car when these two Guys in a pickup truck said i had their parking spot Barnes said. Before i could say anything one of them pointed an automatic Rifle at me. I can Tell you one thing the size of your ego shrinks when you face a Barnes ran into the lobby and called police while olympic High jump Gold medallist Louise Ritter Androgen Jennings cowered in the car. The police arrested the two Guys and found out the Rifle was unloaded Barnes said. It was still unnerving. I did t get to sleep until 3 30 and we had to cat Chan Early flight to Dallas. You just never know How things will work out. I had All that trouble and then i hit my personal Best Barnes a former Star at Texas am University threw the shot 73-5 la inches outdoors to win second place for the United states in Korea. The Dallas in door meet s record was 71-3 /4. Ritter of red Oak Texas the women s Gold med Alist in Seoul also came through with a Victory. It was her first win in five tries in Dallas with an Effort of 6 feet 2% inches. She won first place Over Jan Chesbro Wohlschlag on fewer misses. Valerie Briscoe the world record Holder at 400 me ters and a triple Gold medallist in the 1984 olympic games in los Angeles won the 400-meter dash in54.27 seconds. Mary Decker Slaney making her first indoor appearance in four years won the women s 800-meter run in a time of 2 02.87, Well off her american record of 1 58.9. Joe Deloach the Gold medal Winner at 200 meters in Seoul won the men s 300-meter run in 33.57 seconds. Jackie Joyner Kersee who won two Gold medals in Korea won the women s 55-meter hurdles in-7.41. Greg Foster the two time world 110-meter Champi on started his comeback from a broken that kept him out of the olympics by winning the 55-Meterhurdles in 7.06. 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