European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 28, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes tuesday february 28,1989 scoreboard from Page 22 shots-22 saves. Young 27 second 15-14barrasso 17 07 second. 0-0young 0 00 third 12-10. Hartford. Lull 11-17-1 29-23. A14.334. Red wings 4, Blackhawk 4 Detroit 0 3 1 04 Chicago 1 2 1 04 first period1, Chicago Larmer 35 Savard graham5 55. Second period2, Detroit o Connell 1 Gal Lant. 7 03. 3, Detroit Mill 6 yzerman8 54. 4, Chicago Creighton 18 Bassen yawney9 19. 5, Detroit Yzerman 59 Gallant norwood10 17.6, Chicago Presley 14 Creighton hudson13 47. Third period7, Detroit Kocur 7 norwood6 54. B. Chicago. Savard 21 Wilson graham11 46. Shots on goal Detroit 11-9-6-127. Chicago 14-16-17-653. Power play opportunities Detroit 0 o 2 Chi Cago 0 of 5. Goalies Detroit Stetan 15-12-3 53 shots-49 saves. Chicago Pang 9-10-4 27-23. A18.472. Jets 1, flames 0 Calgary 0 0 00 Winnipeg 1 01 second period1, Winnipeg Hawer Chuk 33 kyle4 19. Shots on goal Calgary 12-6-624. Winnipeg 8-8-1026. Power play opportunities Calgary 0 of 4 Winnipeg 0 of 7. Goalies Calgary Wamsley 15-9-4 26 shots 25 saves. Winnipeg Essensa 3-2-1 24-24. A12,806. Canadians 5, canucks 2 Vancouver 0 2 02 Montreal 3 0 25 first period1, Montreal Corson 22 Thibau deau3 44. 2, Montreal Chelios 13 Richer Cor son8 47. 3, Montreal Naslund 26 Smith keane9 05. Second period4, Vancouver Linden 26, 3 00 so. 5, Vancouver Linden 27 Nordmark sutler12 45 up. Third period6, Montreal Smith 27 Naslund svoboda7 30. 7. Montreal Smith 28 Naslund Ludwig 11 23. Shots on goal Vancouver 7-8-722. Mon Treal 12-13-1439. Power play opportunities Vancouver 1 of 3 Montreal 0 of 2. Goalies Vancouver Mclean 16-12-2 39 shots-34 saves. Montreal Roy 27-5-4 22-20. A-17,715. Kings 1, devils 1 los Angeles 0 1 0 01 no Jersey 1 0 01 second period1, los Angeles Taylor 20 Robitaille nicholls14 53. 2, new Jersey Mac lean 37 Sundstrom kurvers18 10 up. Shots on goal los Angeles 12-6-8-127. New Jersey 12-12-9-134. Power play opportunities los Angeles 0 of 3 new Jersey 1 0 6. Goaliesl.a., Hrudney 18-25-4 34 shots-33 saves. New Jersey Terreri 0-3-1 27-26. A19,040. Nil career leaders through games of saturday the top 10 career scoring leaders in the nation Al hockey league since 1927 a Active gis ast Pis 1. Gordie Howe det har 801 1049 1850 2. A Wayne Gretzky dem la 629 1175 1804 3. Pm. Dionne. It la nor 731 1039 1770 4. Phil Esposito cubs nor 717 873 1590 5. Stan Mikita Chi 543 977 1520 6. John Bucyk det bos 556 813 1369 7. A Bryan Trottier Nyi 485 841 1326 7. Gilbert Perreault but 512 814 1326 9. A Guy Lafleur in nah 532 751 1283 10. Alex Delvecchio det 456 825 1281 american hockey league sunday s results Adirondack 6, Utica 2 Baltimore 8, hershey4 Binghamton 5, Springfield 4, of Halifax 2, Moncton 1 Rochester 3, new Haven 0 Cape Breton 2, Sherbrooke 1 International hockey league sunday s results Kalamazoo 4, fort Wayne 2 Peoria 5, Milwaukee 2 Indianapolis 4, Flint 3, of sunday s College scores tournaments division Iii championship bit 4, St. Lawrence 3 Cha playoffs first round Denver 5, n. Dakota 4 transactions weekend baseball Boston red sox agreed to terms with Carlos Quintana and Ellis Burks outfielders on one year contracts. Detroit tigers signed David Palmer and Mercedes Esquer pitchers to minor league con tracts. Milwaukee Brewers agreed to terms with Juan Castillo in Klekler on a one year con tract. Montreal expos signed Randy Johnson Sergio Valdez Gene Harris and Danilo Leon pitchers and Jeff Huson infielder to one year contracts. New York Yankees signed Roberto Kelly outfielder and Randy Velarde and Hensley Meu Lens. Infielders to one year contracts. Pittsburgh pirates agreed to terms with Mike Dunne and Mike Walker pitchers on one year contracts. San Francisco giants signed Matt Wil Liams infielder to a one year contract. Invited Ron Davis Pitcher to training Camp. Seattle mariners agreed to terms with Mike Campbell Erik Hanson and Mike schooler pitchers Mario Diaz and Omar Vazquel infielders and Mickey Brantley outfielder on one year con tracts. Toronto Blue jays signed Greg Myers Catcher to a one year contract. Football Dallas cowboys announced that Jerry Jones has purchased the team and named Jimmy Johnson University of Miami coach to replace Tom Landry As head coach. Green Bay packers agreed to terms with Bill Ard guard on a two year contract. Houston oilers named Lewis Mangum executive administrator. Phoenix cardinals named Mike Solari offensive line coach. Arena football Arena football announced the Resig nation of Kenneth Yaffe director of operations. Hockey new York rangers recalled Kevin Miller right Wing from Denver of the International hockey league. Washington capitals recalled Doug Wickenheiser Center and Chris Felix de Senseman from Baltimore of the american hockey league. East coast hockey league Echo announced it has awarded Tidewater a. And Nashville Tenn. Franchises in the 1989 90 season. College Illinois named Mike Deal offensive Lin coach. Boxing weekend saturday Singapore a Ellyas Palcal Indonesia out pointed Mike Phelps Lumberton Texas 12, to retain his if Junior bantamweight title. Las vegas a Mike Tyson 218, cats kills n.y., stopped Frank Bruno 228, Britain 5, to retain the undisputed heavyweight title Julian Jackson 152 Virgin islands stopped Francis co Dejesus 153 a Brazil 8, to retain his world boxing association Junior middleweight title James Buster Douglas 226, Columbus Ohio out pointed Trevor Berbick 219, Miami 10. Soccer major indoor soccer league Baltimore san Diego Dallas los Angeles Wichita Tacoma Kansas City w l pet. Go 20 10 .667 18 14 .563 3 16 16 .500 5 16 17 .485 s a 14 17 .452 6vi 14 19 .424 to 13 18 .419 7v, saturday s results Tacoma 5, Baltimore 4 Kansas City 10, Wichita 5 Dallas 4, los Angeles 3 sunday s results Baltimore 6, Tacoma 4 Kansas City 7, Wichita 4 san Diego 8, los Angeles 1 monday s games no games scheduled american indoor soccer Assn. Sunday s results Canton 19, Chicago 4 Memphis 11, fort Wayne 8 Milwaukee 14, Dayton 12, of Alpine skiing world cup super a slalom Whistler British Columbia a results sunday from the men s world cup super giant slalom race 1. Marc Girardello Luxembourg 1 minute,39.84 seconds. 2. Lars Boerne Eriksson Sweden 1 40.29. 3. Pirmin Zurbriggen Switzerland 1 40.59. 4. Markus Wasmeier West Germany 1 40.63. 5. Luc Al hand France 1 40.93. 6. Martin Hangl Switzerland. 1 41.10. 7. Franck Piccard France 1 41.23. 8. Peter rung Gardler Italy 1 41.25. 9. Alberto Tomba. Italy 1 41.50. 10.  Koelln Switzerland 1 41.53. North american finishers 30. Jeff Olson United states 1 42.72. 36. Rob Crossan Canada 1 43.21. 39. Felix Belczyk Canada 1 43.41. 40. Rob Boyd Canada. 1 43.73. 51. Kyle Rasmussen United states 1 44.57. 58. Cany Mullen Canada 1 46.25. 59. Rob Bosinger Canada 1 46.69. 61. Stephen Hatch Canada 1 46.92. 63. John Buchanan Canada 1 47.19. 65. Greg Grossmann Canada 1 48.26. 66. A. J. Kin United states 1 49.59. 67. Eric Keck United states 1 50.83. 68. Stephen Porino United states 1 53.79. Supor a standings 1. Pirmin Zurbriggen Switzerland 62. 2. Lars Boerne Eriksson Sweden 51. 3. Franck Piccard France 49. 4. Martin Hangl Switzerland 47. 5. Marc Girardelli Luxembourg 46. 6. Markus Wasmeier West Germany 43. 7. Alberto Tomba Italy 37. 8. Helmut Mayer Austria 35. 9. Hans Enn Austria 26. 10. Luc Al hand France 25. Overall standings 1. Marc Girardelli Luxembourg 388. 2. Pirmin Zurbriggen Switzerland 272. 3. Markus Wasmeier West Germany 166. 4. Alberto Tomba Italy 157. 5. Helmut Hoe Flehner Austria 126. 6. Daniel Mahrer Switzerland 114. 7. Peter Mueller Switzerland 100. 8. Ole Christian Furuseth Norway 98. 9. Armin Bittner West Germany 94. 10. Hubert Strolz Austria 90. North american finishers 19. Rob Boyd Canada 71. 68. Felix Belczyk Canada 7. 82. Brian Stemmle Canada 5. 93. Rob Bosinger Canada 2. Nordic skiing 50k Cross country race Lahti Finland a results and standings sunday from the men s 50k Cross country race freestyle the final event at the world nordic ski championships 1. Gunde Svan Sweden 2 hours 15 minutes 24.9 seconds. 2. Torgny Mogren Sweden 2 16.09.2. 3. Aleksei Roku Roro soviet Union 2 16.18.8. 4. Lars Haland Sweden 2 16.45.7. 5. Igor bad Amshl soviet Union 2 17.33.5. 6. Time Kuor Leahti Finland 2 17.36.5. 7. Maurilio de Zolt Italy 2 18.58.8. 8. Al Pilcher Canada 2 19.05.7. 9. Thomas Eriksson Sweden 2 19.55.8. 10. Grachem Guidon Switzerland 2 20.11.5. . Finishers 28. Audun Endestad Fairbanks Alaska 2 27.01.2. 31.todd Boonstra Eagan minn., 2 28.04.1. 32. Greg Stone Ketchum Idaho 2 28.20.4. 43. Kevin Brochman Stillwater minn., 2 35.06.3. Speed skating world sprint championships Heeren Veen the Netherlands a re sults sunday from the world sprint Speed skating championships in Heeren Veen s Thalf Hall Dis Tances in meters men 500 i Uwe Jens Mey East Germany 36.46 seconds. 2, Dan Jansen , 36.55. 3 tie Igor Zhe Lezovsky soviet Union and Andrei Bak Valov soviet Union 36.83. 5, Kitae a South Korea 36.90. 6, Yasushi Kuroiwa Japan 37.02. 7, Andre Sobeck East Germany 37.06. 8, Nick Tho Metz , 37.10.9, Eric Flaim , 37.19. 1,000 1, Igor Zhe Lezovsky soviet Union 1 12.61 Man utes. 2, Andrei Bak Valov soviet Union. 1 13.44. 3, Uwe Jens Mey East Germany 1 13.54.4, Dan Jansen , 1 14.02. 5, Jan Ykema Netherlands 1 14.24. 6, Nick Thometz  David Cruick Shank , 1 14.29. Other North american finishers ii Eric Flam , 1 14.67. 18, Robert Dubreuil Canada 1 15.29. Final standings 1, Igor Zhe Lezovsky soviet Union 145.945 Points. 2, Uwe Jens Mey East Germany 146.770. 3, Andrei Bak Valov 147.285. 4, Dan Jansen , 147.390. 5, Nick Thometz , 148.130. 6, Kitae bae South Korea 148.135. 7. Eric Flaim . 148.610. Other North americans 13, David Cruickshank , 149.605.14, Rob Ert Dubrell Canada 150.025. Women 500 1, Bonny Blair , 39.54. 2, Christa luding East Germany 39.57.3, Angela Hauck East Ger Many 39.77. 4, Seiko Hashimoto Japan 40.34. 5, Sun Hee you South Korea 40.76. 6, Susan Auch Canada 40.77. 7, Shelley Rhead Canada 40.86. Other North american finishers 16, Tara Laszlo ., 41.38. 22, ariane Long non Canada 41.76. 24, Peggy Clasen , 42.03.29, Mary Docter , 43.fl 1,000 1, Christa luding East Germany 1 20.15. 2, Bonnie Blair . 1 20.37. 3, Ingrid Haringa. Netherlands 1 21.41. 4, song Hwa son North Korea 1 21.54. 5, Emese Nemeth Austria 1 22.10. 6, Seiko Hashimoto Japan 1 22.13. 7, Monique Garbrecht East Germany 1 22.33. 8, Shelley Rhead Canada 1 22.49. Other North american finishers 15, Tara Laszlo , 1 23.76.19, Mary Docter , 1 24.30. 20, ariane Loignon Canada 1 24.49. 24, Susan Auch Canada 1 25.13. 27, Peggy Clasen , 1 26.09. Final standings 1, Bonnie Blair , 159.435. 2, Christa Lud ing East Germany 159.600. 3, Seiko Hashimoto Japan 162.395. 4, Ingrid Haringa Netherlands 163.560. 5, Christine aft link Netherlands 163.675. 6, song Hwa son North Korea 163.920.7, Shelley Rhead Canada 164.000. Other North americans 16, Susan Auch Canada 166.745. 19, ariane Loignon Canada 167.460. 20, Tara Laszlo , 167 545. 25, Peggy Clasen , 169.720. 26, Mary Docter , 169.780. Track and Field Spanish indoor Oviedo Spain a results sunday from an International indoor track meet at Oviedo s sports Pavilion race distances in meters men 601, Ricardo Chacon Cuba 6.57. 2, Carl Lewis United states 6.64. 3, Dennie Mitchell United states 6.69. 4, Valentin Roc Andio Cilveti Spain 6.78.5, Joel Isasi Cuba 6.88. 2001, Floyd heard United states 21.32. 2, Calvin Smith United states 21.84. 3, Resenaldo Nehemiah United states 21.98. 4, Ivan Rodriguez Spain 23.95. 4001, Danny Everett United states 47.17. 2, Clerence Daniel United states 47.18. 3, Moises Fernandez Spain 48.28. 8001, Jose Luis Barbosa Brazil 1 47.09. 2, Ocky Clark United states 1 47.26. 3, Tony mor Rell Britain 1 48.91. 4, Rob droppers nether lands 1 48.95. 5, Jose Arconada Ramos Spain 1 51.15. 6, a. Lardo Morocco 1 52.78. Lewis Johnson United states withdrew during the race. 1,5001, said Wouita Morocco 3 39.70. 2, Fermin Cacho Ruiz Spain 3 41.41. 3, Han Kulker Netherlands 3 42.49. 4, Saher sphere Morocco 3 43.25. 5, Angel Farinas Carrion Spain 3 44.13. Ken Washington United states with Drew during the race. 3,0001,-Jose Luis Gonzalez Spain. 7 48.51. 2, John Doherty Ireland 8 00.33. 3, Anacleto Jimenez Spain 8 00.87.4, b. Thomassi Morocco 8 10.16. 5, a. Dada Morocco 8 21.10. 6, Antonio Martinez Spain 8 21.41. Mario Silva Portugal and Alberto Guimaraes Brazil withdrew during the race Long jump1, Antonio corgis Spain 26 feet 4 a inches. 2, Mike Conley United states 26-3j/4.3, Jesus f. Ortiz Cuba 26-3. Women 601, Lilian Allen Cuba 7.30. 2, Sandra Myers Brown Spain 7.39. 3, Dianne Williams United states 7.43. 4, Wendy Hoyte Jamaica 7.46.5, Susana Solanas Spain 7.63. 60 hurdles1, Liuska Lopez Cuba 8.23. 2, Maria Jose Mardomingo Spain 8.47. 3, Ana Barrenechea Spain 8.50.4, Maria Jose Martinez Pat no Spain 8.68. 8001, Doina Melinte Romania 2 06.63. 2, Claudette Gronendahl United states 2 07.61. Dense Mitchel United states withdrew during the race. 1,5001, Paula Ivan Romania 4 21.03. 2, Fatima Aouane Morocco 4 25.38. 3, Dolores Borre go Spain 4 32.01. 4, Conchita Muniz Spain 4 34.95. Maricich Pica Romania withdrew from the race. High jump1, Monique Van Der Wei de Netherlands 6-1%. 2, Isabel Mozuin Spain 5-7. 3, Julia Lobato Spain 5-5. Baseball saturday s College scores South Alabama 4, South Alabama 3 Barry 7, Nova 5 Berry 6-4, a southwestern 3-3 cent. Florida 4, Fla. International 3 Clemson 4, Auburn 2 Georgia 1-5, Western Carolina 0-8 Georgia tech 5, Georgia Southern 0 Grambling St 7-11,  Rock 2-8 Kennesaw St. 10-6, Piedmont 0-0 leu 10, Oral Roberts 7 Mississippi 2-5, Union 0-4 Mississippi St. 16, Birmingham Southern 3 Nicholls St 6, Jackson St 4 Oklahoma St. 4, new Orleans 1 Palm Beach Atlantic 7-2, North Florida 6-23 Pembroke St. 9, Penn  0 Shorter 7-0, Georgia Coll. 2-5 South Florida 10, Florida St. 0 Tampa 4, Florida Atlantic 3 Valdosta St. 10-6, Albany a. 1-7 Southwest College of the Southwest 3-9, sul Ross St. 0-6 Dallas Baptist 12-8, e. Texas Baptist 4-3 grand Canyon 11-7, Lubbock Christian 9-9 pan american 8-2, Northwestern 2-1 Sam Houston 6-2, St. Edwards Texas 2-3 Stephen  6-2, Centenary 2-11 be Oklahoma 11, Tarleton St. 1 Texas am 11-12, Louisiana tech 4-9 Texas Christian 9, be Louisiana 6 Texas tech 13-12, n. Mexico St. 8-11 far West Arizona 7, Southern Cal 6 Arizona St. 10, Urcla 9,12 inns. California 4, Stanford 1 Fullerton St. 17, master s 5 Menlo 8-5, Whittier 7-5, 2nd game suspended darkness Point Loma 8-10 Redlands 7-7 san Jose 5, san Francisco 4,11 innings. Tournament univ desert classic  vegas 15, . International 8 Illinois 15, Lewis Clark St. 3 sunday s College scores South Alcorn St. 11 -1,  Rock 6-6 Berry 16, capitals Columbus 11, Lincoln memorial 2 Georgia tech 13, Georgia Southern 9 Longwood 1, St. Andrews 0 Middle Tenn. 11, Cumberland Tenn. 3 Memphis St. 9, Christian Brothers 0 Nicholls St. 19, Mississippi 7 North Florida 17-10, St. Thomas Fla. 0-1 Tampa 9, Florida Atlantic 8,10 innings  1-3, Kentucky Weslyn 0-3 Southwest Texas asm 14, Louisiana tech 2 Texas tech 4, new Mexico St. 3 far West Arizona St. 4, Urcla 3,10 innings football Landry s coaching record coaching record of Tom Landry who was re placed As coach of the Dallas cowboys on sat urday National football league regular season w l t1960 Dallas 0 11 1 1961 Dallas 4 g 1 1962 Dallas 5 8 1 1963 Dallas 4 10 0 1964 Dallas 5 8 1 1965 Dallas 770 1966 Dallas 10 3 1 1967 Dallas 950 1968 Dallas 12 2 0 1969 Dallas 1 2 1 1970 Dallas 10 4 0 1971 Dallas 1 3 o 1972 Dallas 10 4 0 1973 Dallas 0 4 o 1974 Dallas 860 1975 Dallas 10 4 0 1976 Dallas 1 3 o 1977 Dallas 12 2 0 1978 Dallas 2 4 0 1979 Dallas 11 5 0 1980 Dallas 2 4 0 1981 Dallas 12 4 0 1982 Dallas 630 1983 Dallas 12 4 0 1984 Dallas 970 1985 Dallas 10 6 0 1986 Dallas 790 1987 Dallas 780 1988 Dallas 3 13 0 totals 250 162 6 playoffs 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1975 1976 1977 19781979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1985 totals Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas w 0 0 11 0 2 3 1 1 2 0 3 2 0 21 2 0 0 21 l1 11 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 18 career highlights flew 30 b-17 missions with the eighth air Force during world War ii. He was discharged As a first lieutenant in november of 1945. All Southwest conference fullback and defensive Back at the University of Texas As a Junior in 1947 and a co Captain As a senior in 1948. The longhorns won bowl games both seasons. Earned a degree in business from Texas and a degree in Industrial engineering from the University of Houston. Played for the new York Yankees in the All America conference in 1949. Joined the new York giants of the nil in 1950 and played in the defensive secondary through 1955, the last two seasons As a player coach. He earned All pro honors in 1954. Served As the giants defensive coach from1954 to 1959. Named head coach of the expansion Dallas cowboys in 1960. His Dallas teams captured 13 division championships five pfc titles and two super bowl championships. They Defeated Miami 24-3 in super bowl i in new Orleans on Jan. 16, 1972 and beat Denver 27-10 in super bowl Xii in new Orleans on Jan. 15,1978. Tied with former Green Bay coach curly Lambeau for consecutive seasons coaching the same team with 29. Set nil record with 20 consecutive winning seasons from 1966 through 1985. Third on nil s All time Victory list behind George Halas and Don Shula. Johnson s coaching record coaching record of Jimmy Johnson who was named head coach of the Dallas cowboys on sat urday year school w l t 1979 okla. St. 740 1980 okla. St. 470 1981 okla. St. 750 1982 okla. St. 452 1983 okla. St. 840 1984 Miami Fla. 850 1985 Miami Fla. 10 2 0 1986 Miami Fla. 1 1 o 1987 a Miami Fla. 12 0 0 1988 Miami Fla. 1 1 o totals 82 34 2 a National Champion Tennis . Pro indoor Philadelphia a results sunday from the $602,500 . Pro indoor Tennis championships at the spectrum seedlings in parentheses men s singles championship Boris Becker 2west Germany def. Tim May Otte 3bradenton Fla., 7-6 7-46-1,6-3. Men s doubles championship Paul Annacone Knoxville Tenn., and Christo Van Rensburg 7south Africa def. Rick Leach Laguna Beach Calif., and Jim Pugh 2palos Verdes Calif., 6-3,6-5. Slims of California Oakland Calif. A results sunday from the $250,000 Virginia slims of California Tennis tournament seedlings in parentheses singles championship Zina Garrison 3houston def. Larisa Sav Chenko 4soviet Union 6-1,6-1. Doubles championship Patty Fendick Sacramento Calif., and Jill Hetherington Canada Del. Larisa Savchenko and Natalia Zvereva soviet Union 7-5,3-6,6-2