European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 2, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 20 the stars and stripes thursday february 2,1989 scoreboard from Page 18 Mcneese St 56, Texas Arlington 51 Milligan 74, Carson Newman 68 Morehouse 112, fort Valley St. 96  Charlotte 71. South Florida 47 be Louisiana 88, s. Utah 71 Palm Beach Atlantic 78, Webber 74 s. Mississippi 81. Be Louisiana 50 South Alabama 95, a. Commonwealth 91 is. Pauls 76, Virginia Union 73 Transylvania 84, Centre 76 Washington & Lee 88, Guilford 79 Midwest Bethel. Ind. 95. Fort Wayne Bible 60 Bluffton 71. Goshen 70. Of cent Iowa 70. William Penn 66 cent. Methodist 143, school of the ozarks 132, 30t Coe 77, mar Crest 65 Columbia. To. 89, Hannibal Lagrange 58 Depaul 85. Duquesne 63 Defiance 102, Dyke 82 grand rapids Baptist 98, Orchard Lake St. Mary s 91 Illinois tech 77, Olivet Nazarene 61 Indiana tech 60. Huntington 53 Iowa St. 88, Nebraska 76 Kansas Weslyn 72, Bethel Kan. 68 Lawrnnce 85, Beloit 82, of Millikin 59, North Central 56 Missouri Baptist 81. To. Southern 64 Monmouth. Iii. 96, Grinnell 67 mount mercy 74, Clarke 68 mount St. Mary sad. 102, Wright St. 100 mount Vernon Nazarene 99, Rio Grande 96 notre Damo 85, Dayton 75 Ohio u. 76. Akron 72 Rockhurst 85, Westminster to. 63 St. Ambrose 115, mount St. Clare 80 Tabor 66, Mcpherson 63 Thomas More 59, Wilmington Ohio 58 Urbana 93, Walsh 92. Of Wayne neb. 66, Peru St. 64 Wheaton 56, . 44  88, Carroll wis. 69 . Falls 88. Edgewood 73  105, Cardinal Stritch 66 Southwest  Bluff 94, Philander Smith 87 Oral Roberts 114, Lamar 109 far West air Force 86, Hawaii 79 Biola 78, Christian heritage 70 Cal Baptist 79, Cal lutheran 76 cent. Washington 93, Seattle Pacific 76 Loyola Mary mount 181, . International 150 Southern Cal Coll. 103, Point Loma 95 w. Washington 76, puget sound 73 Westmont 85, Fresno Pacific 69 Willamette 77, Lewis & Clark 55 team scoring records Mcaa division i scoring records set in Loyola Mary mount s 181-150 Victory Over . International on tuesday total in a regulation game 331 previous record 306, Loyola Mary mount 162 is. . International 144jan. 7,1989. Most Points one team 181 previous record 164, Loyola Mary mount is. Azusa Pacific nov. 28, 1988 Nevada Las vegas is. Hawaii Hilo feb. 19,1976. Most Points is. Div. I opponent 181 previous record 162, Loyola Mary mount is . International Jan. 7,1989. Most Points one team in a half 94 previous record 93, Loyola Mary mount is. . International Jan. 7,1989 first half. Most Points losing team 150 previous record 144, . International is. Loyola Mary mount Jan. 7,1989. Loyola 181, . International 150 . International Williams 9-12 7-12 25, Laffitte 12-18 4-5 28, sterner 5-9 0-0 10, Wil son 10-21 1-3 21, Smith 11-15 8-832, Davis 3-4 0 1 7, Moore 3-5 0-0 6, Judd 3-5 0-0 6, Hodges 0-2 0-2 0. Howard 6-8 1-413, Banks 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 63-101 21-35150. Loyola Mary mount Stumer 4-11 2-3 12, Peabody 2-3 1-2 5, gathers 15-24 11-14 41, Fryer 10-24 8-10 34, Simmons 10-14 3-4 25, Lee 2-2 1-3 5, mister 0-0 1-2 1, o Connell 2-3 1-1 5, Lowery 5 9 4-4 15, Roscoe 0-0 0-0 0, Yoest 3-6 0-0 6, Kim ble 9-15 0-0 20, Knight 1-2 2-2 4, Veargason 2-3 0 0 4, Morley 0-0 0-0 0, Slater 2-3 0-0 4. Totals 67 11934-45181. Halftime Loyola Mary mount 94, . International 76. 3-Point . International 3-7 Smith 2-2, Davis 1-2, Wilson 0-2, Hodges 0-1 Loyola Mary mount 13-34 Fryer 6-14, Simmons 2 4, Stumer 2-6, Kimble 2-6, Lowery 1-3, Yoest 0-1. Fouled out sterner Judd. Rebounds . International 49 Smith 8loyola Mary mount 63 gathers 29. . International 27 Smith 9loyola Mary mount 39 Lowery 13. Total . International 32, Loyola Mary mount 28. Technical . International Bench 2 gathers. A2,661. Tuesday s women s scores East adelphi67,case66 Alfred 56, Binghamton St. 42 Bridgewater mass. 68, Fitchburg St. 41 ccny67,johnjay49 Clarkson 79, Potsdam St. 54 Emmanuel 67, Rhode Island col. 50 Emory & Henry 62, Ferrum 52 Fredonia St. 5, Cortland St. 2 Kean 57, Montclair St. 55 Lemoyne 83, Oswego St. 57 Nazareth . 80, Ithaca 51 Nyu 56, Stony Brook 55 Oneonta St. 84, Elmira 58 Salem St. 59, Worcester St. 44 Siena 80, Fordham 74 St. Peter s 84, viagra 45 Trenton St. 67, Rutgers Camden 59 Wagner 66, a Freigh Dickinson 56 West Chester 79, immaculate 54 w. A. Weslyn 78, Wash. & Jeff. 50 Wheaton 65, Tufts 63 we. Paterson 63, Rutgers Newark 45 William Smith 63, Rochester tech 52 South Alice Lloyd 80, Transylvania 57 Florida 73, South Florida 69 Greensboro 97, Warren Wilson 41 Lindsey Wilson 85, Campbellsville 80, 2ot leu 84, Tulane 63 Louisiana tech 71, new Orleans 62 Marshall 67, Radford 58 Miami Fla., 83, Fla. International 76 Richmond 87, Duke 70 Union ky., 75, Georgetown ky., 66 Midwest Adrian 72, Albion 61 Briar Cliff 97, new Iowa 83 capital 87, Wooster 64 cent. St., Ohio 85,  35 Defiance 66, Huntington 61 Ferris St. 80, Aquinas 72 Heidelberg 60, Wittenberg 52 Loyola Iii. 75, Depaul 61 Morningside 62, Dort 55 Muski Ngum 100, Marietta 78 Ohio Northern 74, Otterbein 50 Peru St. 79, Wayne neb. 68 St. Ambrose 103, Iowa Wesleyan 60 Urbana 53, mount Vernon Nazarene 51 walsh61,malone47 William Penn 73, Central Iowa 64 Southwest Arkansas 84, Houston 82 Mcneese St. 52, pan american 31 Oklahoma City 71, Wayland Baptist 65 Schreiner 70, southwestern Texas 62 Texas 69, Tennessee 67 Trinity Tex. 59, Mcmurry 55 far West Alaska Southeast 59, St. Martin s 56 Cal Baptist 91, Cal lutheran 55 cent. Washington 74, Seattle Pacific 53 Fresno Pacific 55, Biola 49 Lewis Clark St. 79, Whitworth 60 Pacific Ore. 66, Linfield 57 Point Loma 67, Southern Cal Coll. 43 Portland St. 70, Portland 68 Redlands 74, Occidental 58  89, w. Baptist 45 polls division ii men Mission Kansas a the top 20 teams in the Mcaa division ii men s basketball poll with first place votes in parentheses records through Jan. 30 and total Points record pts 16-2 156 16-1 155 18-4 142 14-2 133 17-1 127 6. Southeast Missouri St. 17-2 118 7. Norfolk St., a. 17-1 112 8. Florida tech 15-2 102 tie Philadelphia Tex. 17-2 102 10. Ferris state Mich. 15-4 92 11. Troy state Ala. 15-3 75 12. Gannon a. 15-3 71 13. Mankato state Minn. 15-4 55 14. Tampa Fla. 16-3 53 15. Stonehill mass. 13-4 46 16. Alabama am 13-2 27 tie Cal state Bakersfield 14-4 27 18. Bellarmine by. 14-4 17 19. Bloomsburg a. 15-2 15 20. Central Missouri state 15-4 14 tie Jacksonville state 15-3 14 division Iii men Mission Kansas a the top 10 teams in the Mcaa division Iii men s basketball poll with records through january 30 and previous ranking record pcs 1. Wittenberg Ohio 19-0 1 2. Wisconsin Whitewater 17-0 2 3. Buffalo state . 15-1 3 4. Trenton state . 16-1 4 5. Potsdam state . 14-2 5 6. Jersey City state . 17-2 7 7. Franklin & Marshall 17-2 9 8. Allegheny a. 16-4 9. Salem state mass. 15-2 10. Hope Mich. 14-2 division ii women Mission Kan. A the top 20 teams in the 1988-89 National collegiate athletic association division ii women s basketball poll with first place votes in parentheses records through Jan. 29, total Points and previous ranking record pts pcs 1. Bloomsburg p. 6 2. Gal poly Pomona 2 3. Central Missouri state 4. St. Joseph sind. 5. North Dakota state 6. Delta state 7. District of Columbia 8. New Haven 9. West Texas state 10. Bentley 11. West Georgia 12. Northern Colorado 13.  14. Oakland Mich. 15. California a. 16. Angelo state 17. Bridgeport 18. Northridge state 19. Jacksonville state 1. Gal Riverside 4 2. Virginia Union 4 3. Alaska Anchorage 4. Bentley mass. 5. Lock Haven a. 20. South Dakota 18-0 15-4 16-3 16-1 16-315-2 12-3 16-3 15-2 15-1 16-2 15-3 13-3 16-3 15-216-2 16-2 15-414-2 15-4 158 151 145 137 128 121 103 102 100 87 82 6664 58 55 29 22 20 19 9 1 2 3 4 5 7 189 10 13 14 6 20 15 17 8 16 19 records through january 29 and previous ranking record pcs 1. Stanislaus state 17-1 1 2. Concordia Minn. 14-2 2 3. Muski Ngum 18-1 3 4. Franklin & Marshall 16-1 4 5. Wisconsin eau Claire 14-2 7 6. Buffalo state 14-1 6 7. Southern Maine 14-2 5 8. Centre by. 13-3 8 9. Clark mass. 17-0 9 10. . 16-3 10 transactions tuesday baseball Baltimore orioles signed Catcher Carl Nichols and pitchers John Habyan and Mike Smith to one year contracts. Named Bob Brown director of publications Rick Vaughn Public relations director Bob Miller assistant Public relations director Wayne Moss Community relations assistant and Sven Holmes team counsel. California Angels announced that in fielder Dave Concepcion will attend Spring training As a non roster player. Cincinnati reds signed pitchers Keith Brown and Mike Roesler and catchers Terry Mcgriff and Eddie Taubensee to one year con tracts. Milwaukee Brewers agreed to terms with Pitcher Ted Higuera on a one year contract. Philadelphia Phillies signed Catcher John Russell to a one year contract. Pittsburgh pirates announced the retirement of travelling Secretary Charlie Muse. Named Greg Johnson travelling Secretary and Jim Lachimia director of Media relations effective March 1. San Francisco giants signed outfielder Tracy Jones pitchers Paul Mcclellan and Russ Swan infielder Francisco Melendez and Catcher Jose Pena to one year contracts. Texas rangers agreed to terms with Pitcher Jeff Russell on a one year contract. Basketball Amateur basketball association named Vivian Stringer head coach and Debbie Leonard and Dana Craft assistant coaches for the . Women s team in the 1989 world championship zone qualification tournament. Named Debbie Ryan head coach and Jim Foster and Linda Hargrove assistant coaches for the . Women s team in the Fiba Junior world championships. New Jersey nets signed Forward Bill Jones for the remainder of the season. Football Detroit Lions signed quarterback coach mouse Davis and running backs coach Dave Levy. Philadelphia eagles promoted Jeff Fischer to defensive coordinator. Named Tom Bettis defensive backs coach. Hockey Detroit red wings called up right wings Brent fedyk and Randy Mckay left Wing Miroslav Ihnacak and defens Eman John Mokosak from Adirondack of the american hockey league. Pea Money leaders Ponte Vedra Fla. A Money winners on the pea tour following the Pebble Beach National pro am which ended Jan. 29. The top 30 share in the $1 million Nabisco grand prix individual purse Money 1. Steve Jones $347,375 2. Mark o Meara $180,000 3. Mark Calcavecchia $178,952 4.sandylyle $161,845 5. Tom Kite $137,000 6. Paul Azinger $134,400 7. Chip Beck $118,771 8. Lanny Wadkins $98,250 9. Jim Carter $73.088 10. Jay Haas $69,060 11. David Frost $68,498 12. Bil Glasson $67,200 13. Nick Price $59,560 14. Steve Pate $52,175 15. Fred couples $52,065 16. Bernhard Langer $51,498 17.tedschulz $45,104 18. Tim Simpson $44,357 19. Kenny Knox $43,722 20. Hal Button $43,135 21. Scott Hoch .$38.400 22. Greg Norman $37,000 23. Mark Mccumber $35,800 24. Bruce Lietzke $35,710 25. Ben Crenshaw $34,840 26. Hubert Green $34,713 27. Ken Green $34,147 28. Jeff Sluman $33,455 29. Mark Brooks $32,940 30. Davis love Iii $31,317 31. Loren Roberts $29,542 32. Gary Hallberg $29,340 33. Corey Pavin $29,269 34. Larry Mize $28,888 35. Joey Sindelar $26,940 36. Morris Hatalsky $26,500 37. David Ogrin $26,349 38. Dave Stockton $26,000 division Iii women Mission Kansas a the top 10 teams in the Mcaa division Iii women s basketball poll with Wurzburg Ramstein Stuttgart Heidelberg Kaiserslautern Hanau Mannheim we Brucken Niernberg Patch Pitburg local sports prep standings basketball boys Germany aaa Frankfurt Wiesbaden w 7 6 l pet. 2 .778 2 .750 w l 6 2 5 3 5 4 2 7 2 7 1 7 Germany a go w 3 3 11 0 Berlin osterholz Karlsruhe Giessen Baum older Fulda Germany a Central w l 5 1 4 2 3 3 3 3 2 4 1 5 Germany a South Munich Ansbach Vilseck Augsburg Ulm Bamburg shape Brussels Hahn Bonn bad Kreuz Nach accent Oesterberg w 6 0 4 2 3 2 3 4 2 5 0 5 Bennor w l 8 0 7 1 5 2 5 3 3 7 1 7 0 9  Alconbury Asl Lakenheath Greenham common Woodbridge Croughton London Aviano Naples overseas of Rome Milan Brindisi notre Dame Vicenza Simonella Livoto Comiso Italy w 4 3 3 31 00 Spain Torrejon Zaragoza Rota in Ciurlik Izmir Ankara Heidelberg Wiesbaden Frankfurt Wurzburg Ramstein Stuttgart Hanau Kaiserslautern Mannheim Nurnberg Patch we Brucken Pitburg Baum older Giessen osterholz Berlin Fulda Karlsruhe w l 8 0 4 05 1 4 22 4 2 42 4 1 3 2 6 0 6 i w l 2 0 2 2 0 2 Turkey w l 2 0 0 0 girls Germany aaa w 8 6 7 4 3 pet.750 .625.556 .222.222 .125 pet. 1.000 .750 .333 .333 .000 pet. .833 .667.500 .500 .333 .167 pet. 1.000 .667 .600 .429 .286 .000 pet. 1.000 .875 .714 .625 .300 .125 .000 pet. 1.000 .750 .750 .750 .250 .000 .000 pet. 1.000 1.000 .833 .667 .333 .333 .333 .250 .250 .000 pet. 1.000.500 .000 pet. 1.000 .000 .000 by r/j2 55 5v, go 2 2 3 go 1 2 2 3 4 go 2 2 i 3h 41/, 5v, go 1 2y, 3 6 7 go 1 1 1 3 4 4 go 22 35 55 56 7 go 1 2 go 1 2 3 5 2 6 0 9 Germany a w 3 2 21 0 Germany a Central w Munich Augsburg Vilseck Bamburg Ansbach Ulm accent Brussels shape Oesterberg Hahn Bonn bad Kreuz Nach 0 6 0 3 3 1 5 1 5 1 5 Germany a South w l 6 0 5 2 3 2 2 3 1 5 1 6 Bennor w l 7 1 7 14 4 4 5 3 4 3 5 1 9  w l Asl 6 0 Greenham common 5 0 Croughton 3 1 Woodbridge 1 3 Alconbury 3 Lakenheath 0 4 London 5 Italy w l Naples 4 0 overseas of Rome 5 1 Vicenza 5 1 Aviano 6 2 Milan 3 3 Simonella 2 2 Mary mount 4 pet. 1.000 .750 .778 .500 .375 .375 .250 .000 pet. 1.000 .667 .667 .250 .000 pet.1.000 1.000.500 .167 .167 .167 pet. 1.000 .714 .600 .400 .167 .143 pet. .875 .875 .500 .444.429 .375 .100 pet. 1.0001.000 .750.250 .250.000 .000 pet. 1.000 .833 .833 .750 .500 .500 .j33 go 2 1% 45 56 6v, go 1 1 2v, 3 go Brindisi Comiso Livorno Rota Torrejon Zaragoza Ankara Izmir in Ciurlik 35 55 go 2v, 3v, 5 5% go 3 3v, 3v, 4 7 go a 2 4 4 5 5v, go a  3mfagency.iki 1w� mba to Miami Iki Miami wire service room Spain 21 0i w 2 2 0 Turkey 4 .3335 .167 8 .000 l pet. 0 1.000 0 1.000 4 .000 w l pet. 2 0 1.000 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 34 6 go go High school basketball Germany aaa boys Stuttgart 65, Heidelberg 60 at Stuttgart tuesday Heidelberg Lions 16 18 11 1560 Stuttgart stallions 14 25 14 1265 top scorers held Tony Goebig 19, Eric Zeier 18, Byron Hammond 12 slut Mitch Lester 30, Ron Thomas 15. Noteworthy Lester and Thomas hauled Down 10 rebounds apiece. Jav Stuttgart 37, Heidelberg 26. Frankfurt 78, Kaiserslautern 67 at Kaiserslautern tuesday Frankfurt eagles 25 17 17 1978 Kaiserslautern red raiders 6 15 15 3167 top scorers fat Mike Kinder 19, Damonn Brown 14, Mike Smith 12 Kals Tracy Sidney 21, Bill Harbert 8, Ray Thomason 8, Ernest Williams 8. Noteworthy Sidney led All Rebo unders with 15. Jim Gray added 11 boards for a town. Jav Frankfurt 39, Kaiserslautern 34, of. A South boys Augsburg 56, Ulm 49 at Augsburg tuesday Ulm marauders 18 6 16 749 Augsburg apaches 10 11 21 1456 top scorers Ulm Barry Pryor 18, Tom Edison 16, Frank Kamae 7 aug Allen Johnson 19, Jerry Bishop 15, Johnny Sweet 9. Noteworthy Bishop led All Rebo unders with 14. Joe Alexander dished out 6 assists for Augsburg. Jav Ulm 42, Augsburg 38. Germany aaa girls Frankfurt 34, Kaiserslautern 24 at Frankfurt tuesday Kaiserslautern red raiders 2 7 6 924 Frankfurt eagles 7 11 12 434 top scorers Kais Krissy Gleason 13, Stef Yarbrough 4, ton Moreno 4 fat Tiffany Blackston 8, Jackie Allen 7, Angle Collins 5. Noteworthy Victory was fifth straight for Frankfurt. Jav Frankfurt 29, Kaiserslautern 8. A South girls Augsburg 39, Ulm 23 at Augsburg tuesday Ulm marauders 0 12 5 623 Augsburg apaches 12 6 10 1139 top scorers Ulm Christina Stanley 8, Darya Grote 6, Miyoshi Simmons 4 aug Twyla Scott 15, Tammie Jefferson 9, Cindy Townsend 6. Noteworthy Scott and Townsend each had 10 rebounds. Army skiing Vii corps championships Bertche Sagaden West Germany results of monday s giant slalom and tuesday s slalom in the v corps ski championships for men and women. The is course was 800 meters Long with a 220 meter vertical drop and 32 Gates. The slalom course was 621 meters Long with a 161 meter vertical drop and 51 Gates. Times Given Are total times for two runs in each event men s giant slalom open 1, Dane Klindt Wurzburg 1 07.02 2, Ralph Ergas bad Tolz 1 12.20 3, John Gross Stuttgart 1 12.74 4, Ron Malchow Stuttgart 1 14.06 5, Scott Richardson Numberg 1 14.14. 6, Brian Crilly Stuttgart 1 14.64 7, Mark Boyd Numberg 1 14.79 8, Robert Francis bad Tolz 1 15.95 9, Todd Lakey Numberg 1 16.22 10, Sam Rowe Neu Ulm 1 16.62. Seniors 30-39 1, George Vigeon Wurzburg 1 17.84 2, Robert Heckman Schweinfurt 1 18.26 3, Andy Skuntz Stuttgart 1 20.89 masters 40 and Over 1, David Smith Numberg 1 16.77 2, Joeseph Truman Heilbronn 1 21.33 3, John Wothe Stuttgart 1 24.10 women s giant slalom open up to age 25 1, Colleen Hurd Stuttgart 1 35.33 2, Caren White Stuttgart 1 36.00 3, Jill Rogers Augsburg 1 45.31 4, Lisa Marchant Schwabish Amund 1 52.95 5, Becky Post Bamberg 2 39.12 6, Donna Tomsic bad Tolz 3 04.88seniors 26 and Over 1, Betty Ann Sheats Stuttgart 1 25.31 2, Jeanne Babcock Stuttgart 1 33 38 3, Lisa Reed Neu Ulm 1 35.97 men s slalom open 1, Klindt 1 05.64 2, Boyd 1 27.06 3, Jamie Pearce Wurzburg 1 27.23 4, Brian look bad Tolz 1 27.47 5, David Molnar Schwabish Amund 1 27.85 6, Gross 1 28.35 7, Richardson 1 29.70 8, Michael Gilman Bamberg 1 38.54 9, Daniel Cook bad Tolz 1 54.28 10, Anthony Terceira Schweinfurt 2 00.58 seniors 30-39 1, Heckman 1 06.11 2, Jay Hardy Wurzburg 1 19.41 3, Vigeon 1 25.80 masters 40 and Over 1, Truman 1 33.90 2, James Spoo bad Tolz 1 37.34 3, Wothe 1 40.67. Women s slalom open up to age 25 1. White. 1 42.74 2, Hurd 1 59.30 3, Marchant 2 03.51 4. Tomsic 3 15.80 seniors 26 and Over 1, Sheats 1 42.89 2, Brenda Dante bad Tolz 2 10.97 3, Reed. 2 48.61 noteworthy in the composite Alpine event the teams top 15 placing scores from each category from both events Stuttgart won with 307 Points and bad Tolz was runner up 198 Points. Nordic Competition 2.5 Kilometre sprint was ongoing wed mesday and the 10 Kilometre women s open and senior and men s masters and 15 Kilometre men s open and seniors will run on thursday