European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 28, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday May 28, 1989 the stars and stripes Page 25 americans Rule German up qualifying by Randy Barnett motor sports editor Bockenheim. West Germany american rid ers dominated final qualifying Here saturday for Sun Day s German grand prix in the Soock division Cap Turing the top three positions in the 36-Cycle Field. Texan Kevin Schwantz won the pole on his Suzuki while californians Wayne Raincy Roberts Yamaha and Eddie Lawson rothmans Honda placed second and third respectively. Schwantz. Who won last year s German grand Pri when it was held on the Nurnberg ring. Recorded a super fast time of two minutes 2.62 seconds Over the 4.2-Milc Hock Nchim circuit an average Speed of 123.56 Miles per hour. Discussing his performance Here Schwantz who also had the fastest time during Friday s practice said this track suits me Fine. I like fast tracks and this one is really fast. The Bike was perfect and 1 never had any problems with it and i Hope i Don t have any problems with it  neither Schwanzl nor Raincy has Ever raced on the motorcycle Competition Hock Nchim circuit before and the times they recorded Here made their performances even More remarkable. Rainey the Leader in this year s run for the Soock world title was Only fractionally off scant s time. Raincy turned 2 02i82 while Lawson the defending world Champion recorded 2 02.91. So the three americans arc separated by less than one third of a second going into sunday s race. Turning the fourth fastest time was Christian Sarron of France at 2 03.46 on his Yamaha while pier Franccsco Chili of Italy qualified fifth at 2 03.72 on a Honda. Sunday s German grand prix the sixth round in the world championship f9r Soock bikes shapes up As an extremely close race with the top 10 qualifiers Sepa rated by Only 2.3 seconds. Freddie Spencer making his return to world championship motorcycle racing after a two year Layoff did Well Here saturday under extremely hot conditions qualifying ninth on his Agostini Yamaha. I m improving in every race the Louisi Anian said and with my injuries totally cleared up now 1 can concentrate on racing and not worry about anything  Spencer a three time world Champion said that he s taking each race As it comes and that he s quite Happy Riding for the Agostini Yamaha team. He formerly Rode for Honda. German rider Helmut i Rall. Meanwhile won pole position for sunday s 2socc race on a Honda while Corse Piluri of Italy was fastest qualifier in the i25cc division aboard his Honda. Allan Scott the Only american rider in the i25cc division qualified Isle in his Honda. Scott eighth in the 12scc world championship standings said he has had Carbur Clion problems All weekend and he s hoping they will be cured by race time sunday. The seven race German grand prix program starts at noon on sunday with a crowd of More than 100,000expected. Baum older boys Munich girls win Munich West Germany Tami Malone s goal and karmic Duggan s third straight tournament shutout gave the Munich Mustangs a 1-0 Victory Over the Ansbach cougars saturday in the Small schools girls soccer championship game. Tami Malone took a crossing pass out of the left Corner from her sister Lauri and kicked it past Ansbach goalie Mich Small schools soccer clue Poarch in the 79th minute of play. Malone s goal climaxed a classic defensive struggle in which Poarch had 15 saves and Duggan had 13. Both Malon Sand teammates Krisling Manuel and Michelle Marker made the All tournament team with Tami Malone selected As the most valuable player. Other players making the All tourney team were Terrilynn Clark do disc Clark and Poarch of Ansbach Tanya Hobson. Linda Gudborg and Sara Swidock of shape Melissa Eberhard and Sandy White of Brussels Vickie Rios and Grace Nishikawa of Fulda and Estella Holder of Gissen. The coaches left dug Gan off the All tourney team. In other games on saturday shape took third place with a 3-1 win Over Brussels and Fulda beat Giessen in the fifth place game 3-1. Munich advanced to the finals Friday by beating Brussels 1-0 and Gissen 2-0. Tami Malone had the Only goal against Brussels and Duggan had five saves. Sara Clayton scored both goals in the Gissen game and Duggan registered four saves. Bucs brat marauders Munich West Germany Scott Linkous Brian Johnson and Chris a i Cruz scored goals saturday to Lead Thebau Holder bucs to a 3-1 Triumph Over the Ulm marauders for the Small schools boys soccer championship. Andy Carter scored the Lone goal for Ulm. The bucs received assists from Linkous Ramirez and tournament map Kevin Sullivan. Mike Lockwood assisted on Carter s goal. Baum older was represented on the All Lou Mamont team by Sullivan Mark Llen Drix and Danny Kohlgraf. Also making the team were Patrick Rcck Nagl Jacob Riis and Andrea Pizzato of shape Chris Laughlin Richard Ward and Jeremy san Chez of Ulm and Willi Andrews and Shane . Shape took third place saturday by beating Hahn 2-0 and Augsburg edged Berlin in the fifth place game 2-1. Big from Page 23 Munich s Tami Malone. Scores winning goal Baum older advanced to the championship game Friday with twin 2-2 tics in Pool b. With Hahn and Augsburg. But since Hahn and Augsburg also tied 0-0, Baum older made the finals on goal differential. Hahn beat Augsburg in the shootout 5-4 to Advance to the third place game. Ulm beat shape 2-1, and Berlin 5-1, in Pool a play Friday to Advance to the final. Riis had four goals in shape s 11 0 rout of Berlin in the other Pool a game. Dave Lockyer was credited with 12 saves including a spectacular penalty kick attempt by Kevin Hall with less than two minutes remaining in the game. O Brien finished with six saves. That save by Lockyer was the differ ence in the game Ramstein coach to Taylor said after the game. Dave played a super game for  Patch built up a 3-1 halftime Lead and had to hold on for its Victory Over Kaiserslautern in the third place game. The panthers got Solo goals from Jon Sims Joe Duparc Dean Paddon and Mike Sha non. Keith Luckett scored twice for Kai scr Lautem and Brad Hill tallied once. Ivey won the vote of the coaches for tournament map for his Sterling All around performance. Belmear Todd Allen Ryan o Connors and Clint Brady join Ivy on the All tournament team. Also named to the All tournament team were Heidelberg s Sigi croppers Kevin Hall and David Crisc Patch s Paddon and Duparc and  s Urc Morley England beats Scotland Glasgow. Scotland a Chris Waddle scored Midway through the first half and Steve Bull added a late goal As England Defeated Scotland 2-0 saturday in the 107th annual soccer match be tween the rival neighbors. W. Germany f tops . 2-1 Dusseldorf West Germany a West Germany Defeated the United slates 2-1 saturday at the world team cup Tennis tournament advancing to a showdown against Argentina in the finals. West German Star Boris Becker Defeated Tim Mayo Ltd 6-4, 6-3 in the first singles game and countryman Carl Urc St cab overpowered Aaron Krickstein 6 2,6-2 in the second. Becker ranked no. 2 in world stand Ings displayed Good form and responded with intense follies in his Victory Over Mayotte defeating the american in one hour 31 minutes. In doubles play of the Blue group the . Team of Rick Leach and Jim Pugh pulled out a 6-3, 6-7, 6-3 win Over Eric Jelen and Patrick Kuhn in but the Vic tory came too late. It was the first time West Germany has advanced to the tournament finals while the United Stales is a three time Champion Spain Defeated Switzerland 2-1 to take second place in inc Blue group. West Germany s Carl us t1 St cab Powers a backhand against America s Aaron Krickstein in saturday s world cup team play