European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 19, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday february 19,1989 the stars and stripes Page 27 sports wire a Las urging Sanders to stay in school from press dispatches Stillwater okla. Heisman trophy Winner Barry Sanders who set or tied 24 College Rushing records in his Junior season May be nearing a record for advice about whether to turn pro or stay at Oklahoma state. Gil Brandt of the Dallas cowboys has joined nil officials in advising Sanders to stay at school for his final season. Brandt the cowboys vice president for personnel development said he spent three to four hours with Sanders last weekend while attending the Walter Camp football foundation All America banquet at new Haven Conn. I told him i thought he should stay at Oklahoma state Brandt told the Tulsa Tribune. I think when you talk to him you find out that he s having a lot of fun being in school. If somebody enjoys what he is doing it s in his Best interest to continue doing that. He s a very mature Young Man but he would be come More physically mature and be More ready for the nil if he stayed another year. He would be a much better player if his first year in the nil was 1990 than if his first year was 1989." Sanders the first Oklahoma state player to win the Heisman trophy is being advised by his father Wil Liam to turn pro. Now is the time for him to turn pro said William Sanders who met with his son for several hours tues Day night. If he really wants to make Money now is the  Brandt whose cowboys have the no. 1 pick in the regular phase of the nil draft april 23-24, disagrees. What happens is that agents have gotten to his father Brandt said. Agents want him to be earning Money As quickly As possible so they can get their share that much sooner. The Way i see it whatever he loses by staying in College in 1989, he will More than make up in the next few years. I Don t think there is any question he could play in the nil but getting that extra year of experience will make him so much better in 1990 than what he would be in 1989." Sanders could become the first third year College player Ever allowed to participate in the nil draft. Voss takes Aba top seed new Orleans Brian Voss of Seattle the Aba player of the year captured the top seed Friday night in the $200,000 Don Carter s greater new Orleans classic. Voss who set a Aba earnings record last year with $225,485, was to bowl against one of four others in the title game of saturday s Stepladder finals. Pete Mccordic of Houston moved from seventh at the beginning of the sixth round to the second seed and guaranteed himself a berth in the semifinal game for a Chance to meet Voss for the title and $38,000 first prize. Parker Bonn Iii of Freehold n.j., earned the third seed Bonn whose Only Aba title came in 1987 at Seattle was to bowl the Winner of saturday s opening match. Walter Ray Williams or. Of Stockton Calif., the 1986 Aba player of the year was to face fifth seeded Tony Westlake of Edmond okla., in that opening game. Bohn and Williams tied for third but Bohn earned the better seed by winning a one game Roll off Over Williams 214-203. Hawaiian open leaders tied Honolulu Alice Ritzman and Sara Ann Mcgetrick were tied for the Lead at 6-under-Par 138 after Friday s second round of the $300,000 hawaiian ladies open Golf tournament. Ritzman and Mcgetrick both shot 69s and shared a one stroke Lead going into saturday s final round of the 54-Hole tournament. Amy Benz who led throughout much of the Day finished tied with Sherri Turner at 139. Benz shot a 70 and Turner 69. Elkington Wiebe at 11 under Becker eliminates Mcenroe la Jolla Calif. Steve Elkington and Mark Wiebe tied for the Lead at 11-under-Par 133 Friday after the second round of the $700,000 san Diego open. Elkington a native of Australia shot a 9-under-Par 63 in the second round and Wiebe shot 7-under 65. Dave Barr and Dave Rummels were both one stroke behind the leaders at 134. Barr shot 68 and Rummels shot 66 on Friday. Massengale up by 2 strokes Tampa Fla. Don Massengale shot a 6-under Par 66 Friday to take a two stroke Lead after the first round of the $300,000 Sun coast classic Golf tournament at Tampa Palms Golf and country club. Dave Hill Chi Chi Rodriguez Bob Charles and Doug Sanders were tied for second at 68, while Bruce Crampton George Lanning Quinton Gray Arnold Palmer and Al Geiberger were four shots Back at 70. Massengale 51, a third year senior tour player from Conroe Texas shot six birdies and no bogeys. He shot a 32 on the Back nine. Honeyghan faces penalties Las vegas Nevada boxing officials said Friday they will Fine and probably suspend welterweight Lloyd Honeyghan after the British fighter tested Posi Tive for a pain killing drug after his fight against mar Lon Starling. We re going to be Tough with this one and we re going to make sure it s not done again in this state said or. Elias Ghanem chairman of the Nevada state athletic commission. Ghanem said Honeyghan and his handlers were specifically warned before the fight that they must Clear any medications they planned to use with the commis Sion. But they still went ahead and secretly injected lidocaine into the Boxer. Honeyghan tested positive for the drug after losing his world boxing Council welterweight title to Starling in a eighth round knockout on feb. 4. Graf advances to semifinal Fairfax a. Steffi Graf continuing her methodical devastation of the Field in the Virginia slims of Washington blasted seven aces Friday in a 6-0, 6-1 Victory Over Helen Kelesi that put her in the semifinals of the $300,000 tournament. Graf needed Only 49 minutes to eliminate Canada s top ranked player surrendering Only seven Points on her serve and 25 Overall. Graf 10-0 in 1989 and 82-3 in her last 85 matches on saturday was to face Natalia Zvereva of the soviet Union who won the final nine games in a 6-2, 6-0 Victory Over country woman Leila Meskhi Friday night. Curren upsets Connors Memphis Tenn. Kevin Curren used an Over powering serve and Strong ground strokes Friday night to beat Jimmy conors 6-2, 6-2 in the $415,000 Volvo indoor Tennis championship. Curren ranked 22nd in the world served seven aces and had very Little trouble Matching Connors ground strokes. Curren advances to saturday s semifinals where he was to meet the Winner of a match Between no. 6 Brad Gilbert and unseeded Jimmy Arias Johan Kriek the 16th seed and no. 11 Michael Chang wasted Little time in their quarterfinal matches with both posting straight set victories. Kriek easily dispatched unseeded Richey Reneberg 6-3, 6-3, setting up a saturday semifinal against Chang who eliminated unseeded Frederick Dyke of Australia 6-3, 6-2. Milan Italy Boris Becker began with a double fault but ended with a Triumph saturday in his semifinal match against John Mcenroe. The top seeded West German advanced into the finals of the $492,500 Stella Artois indoor championship with a 6-2, 6-3 Victory. He will play the Winner of a semifinal Between unseeded soviet Alexander vol Kov and West German Eric Jelen. Becker took 1 hour and 34 minutes to score his fourth Victory in five encounters with the 30-year-old Mcenroe the third seeded player Here. Wouita wins but misses record Inglewood Calif. Said Wouita of Morocco who before the times Eagle indoor games had announced his intention to break the world record at one mile failed in that attempt at the forum Friday night but won the race in 3 minutes 54.99 seconds. He apologized for his performance but few of the 10,434 fans seemed to feel cheated. It was a very slow race said Wouita who holds the world records at 1,500, 2,000 and 5,000 meters. I changed my race strategy Many  two other pre meet favourites fell Short. Rodin Gat Ullin of the soviet Union the former pole vault indoor world record Holder lost to Joe dial. Both men cleared 18-8 a but dial won on fewer misses. Marcus o Sullivan lost an indoor race for the first time in two years. Doug Padilla using a furious kick overtook the irishman with a Lap to go and won in 7 51.33. In the women s High jump olympic Gold medallist Louise Ritter redeemed herself after a dismal performance in Japan last week by winning the event at 6-4 a. Christie pulls out of Europe meet the Hague Netherlands the european in door track and Field championships lost one of its main attractions when British sprinter Linford Christie pulled out with a foot injury saturday. With Christie sidelined Andreas Berger of Austria won the 60-meter title in 6.56 seconds. Soviet triple jumper Nikolai Musienko won the first Gold medal of the two Day meet with a leap of 56 feet 8 3/4 inches. Ulf Timmermann of East Germany one of the Only three olympic champions competing Here took the shot put with a heave of 71 feet 1 a inches. Christie the 100-meter Silver medallist at the 1988 olympic games in Seoul with a european record of 9.97 seconds injured his left foot in training Friday and dropped out shortly before the first 60-meter heat saturday morning. Home favorite Nelli Fiere Cooman sprinted to her fifth 60-meter european Gold medal in a Row. The dutch woman who holds the world record at 7.00, clocked 7.15 for the Gold medal her slowest time in the five title winning performances. Soviet wins world nordic race Lahti Finland Vladimir Smirnov captured the men s 30-Kilometer classical style Cross country ski race saturday giving the soviet Union its first Gold medal in the world nordic ski championships. Smirnov edged vegard Ulvang of Norway by 6.7 seconds to earn the first major title of his career. Sir nov covered the distance in 1 hour 24 minutes and 56.9 seconds. The Bronze medal went to Christer maj Back of Sweden 12.9 seconds behind Smirnov. Todd Boonstra of Eagan minn., was the top american finishing 38th in 1 31 17.8. Audun Endestad of Fairbanks Alaska was 42nd in 1 31 56.8, Kevin Broch Man of Stillwater minn., was 44th in 1 32 18.9 and Justin Wadsworth of la Jolla Calif., was 58th in 1 36 59.4. 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