European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 14, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday May 14, 1989 the stars and stripes Page 25 Bradley wins wisc All events by Walt Morrissett staff writer ludwigs Burg West Germany sue Bradley of Munich surged past defending is stars Champion Nona Newborn of Heidelberg in the final shift lat Friday night Bowling an 1117 in singles for a winning 3391 All events total in the wisc championships. Bradley Lead 16 qualifiers into the wisc masters Here saturday. After new names had been leading the wisc categories through most of the tournament Newborn put together her Best set of the tournament in singles Fri Day 572-6001172 to charge to the top of Fth All events Board with a 3379. Did Bowling last give Bradley something to shoot for no. I did t know what i would need to get  Bradley said. I think if i did know i would t have made  Bradley finished i oth in last years masters. Iris Jordan of Ramstein qualified for her fifth Mas ters by lopping Newborn to win the wisc singles race. Her 602-5761178 beat Newborn by six pins for the $196 first prize. She qualified for the masters in third behind Newborn. Their All events race for second place was even closer. Newborn beating Jordan by Only two pins 3379 to 3377. Jordan stuck to the basics. I kept missing what i thought was the pocket Jordan said about her earlier struggles. The first night i had eight 4-6 pin combinations splits. Tonight 1 Only had one. Spares is the name of the  Jordan said she Learned from the Guys in the Abc. I saw so Many Guys get frustrated when they started missing and leaving single pins Jordan said. They started changing balls and getting them drilled and trying different things. I was determined not to get flustered and stick Tomy spare game. Our Burg s hike Holdren. Who finished fifth in the 1988 masters lakes the fourth qualifying spot in the masters. Last year. I had a lot of splits in the 10th Frame in the masters Holdren said. This year i want to split in the first  Kathy Baylor was Holdron s teammate or. The Wurzburg strikers that won the team title. Then she won the doubles title with Mary Rosenthal. Now her 1095 in the singles and her 3237 total qualifies her for the masters All in her first tournament. Nee Wallace of Wiesbaden Mainz the 1988 singles Champion qualified for this year s masters in the ninth spot and finished 18th in he 89 singles. The Complete masters Field with wisc All events totals i Bradley 2, Newborn. 3, Jordan 3377, 187.6 average 4, Holdren 3354, 186.3 5. Carrie Meyer Bremer Haven 3310, 183.9 6, uschi shelling Frank Furt 3294, 183.0 7. Red Jackson Ansbach 3260, 181.1 8, Tammy Brown Mannheim 3259, 181.1. 9. Wallace 3246. 130.3 10, Anita i Opp Lewill. Ans Bach 3243. 180.2 ii Diane Vachon Wiesbaden Mainz 3240. 180.0 12, Baylor 3237, 179.8 13, Judy fancy grafenw6hr 3228, 179.3 14. Rose Gira Mur Frankfurt 3225, 179.2 15, Heidi Ogo Stuttgart 3225, 179.2 and 16, Debbie Eccleston Vicenza 3220. 178.9. Mary Martinez of Ansbach lied Eccleston for 16th place. But Eccleston won the final masters Slot with a higher three game series 570-561. Marline is the first alternate. Krueske Wallace set masters Pace ludwigs Burg West Germany Mikek Rucski of Tilburg passed Ramstein s Larry Schultt to Lead the survivors of the Abc masters second Cut saturday night. A Rucski with a 2439 12-Gamc pinball and Schultz 2419 led the and Vance to sunday s fourth round. Completing the men s final eight were Mike Smith of Ramstein 2335ken Brooks of Stuttgart 2319. Don Johnson of Simbach 2308bob Richert of Spang Dahlum 2301. Lance Lonsdale of Heidelberg 2298 and Ron Randall Ofsan Dahlem 2293. Wiesbaden s acc Wallace fired an 802 four gamer to Lead the we by final eight into sunday s action. Following Wallace s 2245 were Elke Holdren Oswil Ryburg 2233 uschi shelling of Frankfurt 2227. Sue Bradley of Munich 2196rose Giraur of Frankfurt 2192judy fancy of Grafin Wuhr 2181. Anita i Opp Lewill of Ansbach 2181 and defending Champion Nona Newborn of he Idelburg 2180. Fred Walton the defending Abc masters Champi on missed the saturday first Cut from 32 to 16. On saturday All bowlers rolled two rounds of fou games. The 32 men were then Cut to 16. After a third round of four games both Fields were Cut from 16 to eight bowlers who advanced to sunday s fourth round and Stepladder. The surviving eight bowlers will be Cut to five for the Stepladder finals. . Americans 1-2 in 500cc f rials Misano adriat1co. Italy a Kevin Schwantz bidding for his second Victory this season outpaced fellow american Eddie Lawson in qualifying practice for the italian motorcycling grand prix and gained the pole position for sunday s race of the Soock class. The texan shattered the Lap re Cord at the track As he clocked i minute 17.42 seconds the fast est time of four official sessions Friday and saturday. Schwantz Rode his japanese made Suzuki at an average Speed of 100.55 Mph and sliced 1.56 seconds off the previous record of 1 18.98, set by american Randy Mamola. Lawson the defending world Champion was second in 1 18.14. Tie edged his Honda teammate pier Francesco Chili of Italy by Only 0.04. Chili moved to third place ahead of Wayne Raincy the third Ameri can among the lop four. Italy s Ezio Gianola edged dutch Hans Spaan by 0.13 seconds to win the 125cc championship race. Wade quits As terms coach Rains halts semifinal Between Lendl Steeb Hamburg West Germany a heavy rain on saturday halted the Ger Man open men s Tennis tournament semifinal Between Ivan Lendl and Carl Urc Stemb and prevented Boris Becker from playing Austria s Horst Skoff. Weather permitting the semifinals will be completed sunday followed by the final which will be shortened to from Best of live to Busl of Lorce sets. Lendl. The top seed dropped the first set 6-4. But was leading 5-0 in the second when the rain washed out the match. The match was interrupted for 90 minutes by rain at 3-3 in the first set. Becker is scheduled to play the first match sunday against Skoff. Lendl is then slated to resume his match with St cab. Byte Liotta College Park my. A for the second time in three years the head basketball coach at the University of Maryland has resigned under Messy circumstances. Bob Wade whose program has been under Mcaa investigation Tor almost three months resigned the position University president William Korwan announced Fri Day. Wade left the Post less than three years after taking it from lefty Dricsoll who re signed in the aftermath of Fth cocaine induced death of Len Bias. Kirwan said the decision that wad should resign was reached by Mutual agreement Between Wade and the University and it was appropriate that he step  Wade who completed three years of a five year contract will receive As compensation $120,000 Over two years from the University. A private foundation that sup ports Maryland athletics has agreed to buy his House in Adelphi md., at a fair Market value when Wade decides to relocate. We be been discussing this matter for approximately two weeks Kirwan said at a news conference held on the Mary land Campus. I made the first Contact with him and we had a general conversation and As an outgrowth of that conversation we reached the agreement that he should  the announcement came a Day after Wade underwent successful Back surgery at Sibley Hospital in Washington d.c., where he is expected to remain at Leas three More Days. Wade could not be reached for comment. Or. Wade is not giving any inter views on the phone or in  said Barry Eisinberg a Hospital spokesman. Wade s resignation could soften any blow dealt by the Mcaa which has been investigating alleged violations in the terrapins basketball program for almost three months. Generically speaking when an institution admits that something has been going on and takes corrective action you usually get credit said Dan Beebe a director of enforcement with the Mcaa. Athletic director Lew Perkins said a search committee headed by or. Irwin l. Goldstein an acting vice president Ai the basketball coach Bob Wade. 3 years at Maryland University in charge of academic affairs will begin looking for a replacement As quickly As  Perkins estimated the search will take 3 to 5 weeks. The name that has been mentioned most often As a replacement for Wade has been Gary Williams head coach at Ohio slate. There s no package there s no Deal there s no nothing with Gary Williams said Perkins. But we re not going to Rule out Gary Williams or any other coach Oul  Wade and the Maryland basketball program came under investigation by the Mcaa and the University s Legal counsel in late february. Wade informed Perkins that members of his staff had violated Mcaa rules by providing a recruit wit transportation to classes. Wade Lold Perkins that some of his staff members gave former terrapins guard Rudy Archer rides to a nearby Junior College and later to an Extension University at Maryland. Wade denied an involvement in the violations. The Mcaa review reportedly had been expanded recently to Check allegations that players had been using Courtesy cars provided by local car dealers. Kirwan declined to discuss anything concerning the Mcaa invest Galion. Wade 44, became the first Black head basketball coach in the acc when he took Over after Dricsoll resigned weeks before the 1986-87 season. He compiled a 36-50 Overall record in three years at Maryland. His Only winning season came iwo years ago when the terms went 18-13 and advanced to the second round of the Mcaa tournament. In conference games. Wade posted a 7 35 record. He had a combined regular season Mark of 2-28 against the Confer ence Powers North Carolina Duke North Carolina state and Georgia tech. Kirwan said the University s decision to agree to Wade s resignation had nothing to do with the record of Fth basketball  the 1988-89 season was filled with controversy for Wade. Prior to the sea son s Mart six players cipher transferred became academically ineligible were Rcd shirted or suspended from the team. The most disappointing departure was by Brian Williams who transferred to Arizona after an excellent freshman sea son As the terms starting Center. With Wade forced to fill out his roster ill four walk on Maryland went 9-20, including an 11-Gamc losing Streak in january and a 1-13 conference Mark in 1988-89. Fourteen of the terms losses were by 10 Points or More. The highlight of the season came when the terms upset North Carolina stale 71-49 in the first round of the acc tournament becoming the first Lasi place team Ever to win a game in the conference tournament. Even that was spoiled when Wade had to be hospitalized when he collapsed from de hydration after the game. Although his coaching record shows Little evidence of i a. Wade was an excellent Recruiter. His initial freshman class included Williams and his second freshman class included the highly sought Jarrod Musial