European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 18, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday Apryll 8,1989 the stars and stripes sports wire few Bra s record 268 wins heritage by 5 from wire reports Hilton head Island. . Payne Stewart the Man in knickers who plays Golf for a living but is a walking advertisement for Trie National football league made a big portion of his 1989 income sunday when he easily won the Sci heritage classic with a tournament record wore of 16-under-Par 268. After completing the final seven holes of the ram delayed third round in five under Par 67 in the morn ing. Lie came Back to close with a two under 69 in the last round for his $144,000 Winner s Check. He beat Kenny Perry a 28-year-old kentuckian by five shots. Perry shot Cven Partl for inc Best finish in his three years on the pea four. / Stewart sporting red White and dark Blue with the nil logo on his sweater and Cap. Broke the old Heri Tage classic and Harbour town Golf links course re Cord of 270 set by Tom Watson in 1979 and tied by Nick Faldo of England in 1984. Faldo Winner of the masters last week finished tied for i Ullh at 280. Watson was at 283 Otic for 23d.Stewart was t inc Only record seller on this course which has the smallest greens on the pea tour. Kenny Knox a Man who can Chip and pitch with the Best Sel a four found or 72-Hole pea tour record with Only 93 putts. -. Konoji tied for fifth at 278. With Lanny Wadams and Craig Sadler one shot behind Fred couples and Bern hard Langer or West Germany were deadlocked for third place at 277,Knox broke the tour Mark of 94 putts which was also set on this course by George Archer in 1980. Stewart one of the consistent players on the tour has 18 finishes in the top 10 but had not won on the Lour since the Bay Hill classic in March 1987. Bies wins inaugural tradition Scottsdale Ariz. Dori Bies shot a bogey free final round of 6-Undcr-Par 66 sunday to beat Gary player by one shot and win the tradition a new $600,000 tournament on the senior pea tour it was the fourth career tour title and the second this month for the 51-year-old big who won the Murala seniors reunion on april 2. Bradley captures Ai Star classic los Angeles Pat Bradley winning for the first time in two years shot a a under Par 67 sunday to capture the $450,000 Ai tar cd Linela Hospital classic by one stroke. Bradley finished the 54-holc tournament at Rancho Park Golf course with an 8-under-Par total of 70s, one shot better than Nancy Lopez and Hollis Stacy Lopez the tournament s defending Champion shot a closing 69, and Stacy had a 68 for the final round. Beth Daniel with a 66, and Alice Ritzman with a 70, finished three shots behind Bradley. Hall of Fame ump Conlan Dies Scottsdale Ariz. Jocko Conlan a National league Umpire for 24 years who had been the oldest living member of baseball s Hall of Fame died sunday at 89 in a local Hospital. Cause of death was nol an  was just i-7 and 160 pounds but was an umpiring giant and in 1974 became the fifth Umpire inducted into the Hall of Fame. Right or wrong the Umpire s always the  Conlan once said. Thai s the Way it s been for 100 years and you learn to take it. Ballplayers do dumb things. Day in Day out they throw to the wrong base. Nobody Boos. We Call a close one and "10,000  Leo Durocher who once got into a celebrated kick ing match with Conlan remembered him fondly. Pisi we had our Battles on the Field but we were Good friends off the  he said. That s where it counts. He was a Fine Umpire and a Fine  Conlan Umpire in five world series and six ail Star games before retiring after the i9fi4 season. Be fore umpiring he was a player for 14 seasons but made it up to the major leagues for Only two cars playing for the Chicago while so in 1934 and 1935 As an outfielder. Pirate Catcher out 3 weeks Pittsburgh the Pittsburgh pirates already playing without injured regulars Jim got Andy  Slyke and Sid Bream lost Catcher Mike Lavalli arc for at least three weeks sunday with a sprained left knee. Lavalli arc injured in an eighth inning Home plate collision with Montreal s re Hudler was placed on Oil 21-Day disabled list and Catcher Tom Prince was recalled from class aaa Buffalo is writer Deford resigns new York Frank Deford a writer and reporter for sports illustrated for 27 years and a six time sportswriter of the year resigned sunday night to join Tivisa an International communications company. This is a once in a life Lime Opportunity to develop. Sports Media projects both National and International in scope Deford said in a statement issued by the Magazine. In this new venture i la work closely with in Mesa president Peter Price an old Friend from Princeton Days. I can Tell you that we have no intention of producing sports Magazine. _ Price resigned As publisher of the new York Post on april 3 to join uni visa. Frank had made it Clear in recent years that he thought he had done it All As a sportswriter and indeed was looking for a new Challenge spurts illustrated managing editor Mark Mulvoy said v Rose figure pleads hot guilty Cincinnati Thomas Gioiosa who once lived with Cincinnati reds manager Pete Rose and his family pleaded innocent monday to Federal Chare i of lax evasion and conspiracy to distribute cocaine. The  indictment accuses Gioiosa of income tax evasion for the years 1985-86, and charges that he conspired with others to arrange co Caine deliveries from Florida to Cincinnati Between january 1985 and january 987-the indictment also alleges that Gioiosa falsely claimed 147,646 in gambling winnings from the win Ning ticket on a Jan. 16, 1987, horse race at turf Way Park in Florence ky., and falsely listed it As income on his Federal tax return for 1987. If convicted Gioiosa could face maximum penalties of 38 years in prison and $2 million in fines. Gustaf Sori bests Oresar Houston Magnus Gustafsson of Sweden won his first pro tournament sunday wilting Yugoslavia s Bruno Oresar Whit an overpowering forehand for a 6 2, 6-0 Victory in inc $200,000 River Oaks Tennis tournament. A took Gull Alison Only one hour to defeat Oresar who continually hit to the swede s forehand Only to have winners smashed Back at him. Gustafsson earned $40,0.00 for his first pro title and Ore eat pocketed $25,000. Argentines open with wins Nice France Guillermo Perez Roldan and Al Berto Mancini both of Argentina the Only seeds in action on monday advanced to the second round of the 5200,000 Swatch open Tennis tournament. Percz Roldan inc third seed and no. 16 in the world blanked Belgium s. Eduardo Masson. 6-0. 6-0, while the fifth seeded Mancini Defeated Sweden s Jan Gunar Ssofi 6-4, 6-3.in other matches on the first Day unseeded wild card Jerome policy of France last year s Surprise finalist outlasted Tom Nijssen of the Netherlands 6-3, 3-6 7-5 and Fin disco Cajica Lloldi of Italy downed Udo a Iglowski of West Germany 3-6,6-4, 6-2. . Seeds fall in Tokyo Tokyo seeded americans Dan Goldie and Jay Burger both were upset in the first round of the $752,500 Japan open championships monday. Goldie the 10th seed from Mclean va., fell to a ranked Jim Puoh of Palos Virdes Calif. 3-6, 6-2,6 1. Berger seeded no 12 out of Plantation fla., lost to australian Broderick Dyke 6-4, 7-6 11-9 on the hard courts of the aria pc colosseum. Berger is ranked 35th in the world and Dyke is 164th Goldic s world rating is 27th, while push s is top seeded Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia second seeded Stefan Educ org of Sweden third seeded amen can John Mcenroe the defending Champion and other seeded players Drew a Bye in the first round. Penn reportedly hires Dunphy Philadelphia fran Dunphy has been chosen new basketball coach at the University of Pennsylva Nia replacing Tom Schneider a newspaper reported. Monday .-----.-.  Penn officials declined comment on the report of Dunphy s selection in the Philadelphia daily news Dunphy had been assistant for the past year to Schneider who resigned March 15 after four seasons to become head coach at Loyola of Baltimore the Phil Adelphia daily news reported  newspaper said Dunphy beat out three others for inc Job fran Mccaffry. A notre Dame assist ant Butch Beard an assistant for the new Jersey nets of the Aba and John Carroll an assistant at scion , before coming to Penn was an assistant coach at la Salic University american University and army. 6 seek to Host 96 games Lausanne Switzerland six cities have met inc deadline for submitting official candidacies to Host the 1996 summer olympics the International olympic committee said monday. The list includes Athens seeking to gel the games Back to he greek capital 100 years after the first mod Ern olympics were held there. Other bidders Are Atlanta Belgrade Yugoslavia Manchester England Mel Bourne Australia and Toronto. The Ioc said it will choose the Host of the 26th olympiad at a september 1990 session in Tokyo. England decision stands Bern Switzerland uefa. European soccer s governing body Laid monday its decision on conditionally re admitting English clubs to european competitions next season remains unchanged. 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