European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 29, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes tuesday August 29,1989 Kansas City tops Chicago with late to by the associated press Chicago Ron Jaworski s 19-Yard touch Down pass to Robb Thomas with 4 03 left led the Kansas City chiefs to a 22-17 exhibition Victory Over the Chicago bears sunday night. Jaworski completed six of six passes for 69 Yards in the 72-Yard touchdown drive. The Victory was the first after two losses for the chiefs and the bears suffered their second nil exhibition season straight loss after an opening Victory Over Miami. Turnovers and penalties stymied the bears although they never trailed until Jaworski hit Thomas for the winning touchdown. Kevin Butler kicked a 54-Yard Field goal the longest of his career to give the bears a 3-0 Lead in the first Quarter. Dante Jones interception of a pass by Steve Deburg set up a i Yard touchdown run by Brad Muster and a 10-0 Chicago Lead Early in the second Quarter. Mark Porter s 36-Yard Field goal put the chiefs on the Board and Kansas City tied it when Thomas Sanders fumbled and Chris mar tin picked up the Ball and went 50 Yards for a  bears came right Back and marched 68 Yards in nine plays to break the tie on a 24-Yard touchdown pass from Mike Tomczak to Muster fora 17-13 halftime Lead. Butler Connors Catoe retain Safe Golf leads by Ben Abrams staff writer Torrejon a Spain steady play paid off for Rich Butler Mike Connors and Georgia Catoc Here monday and All three increased their leads in the Sec Ond round of the Safe Golf championships. Butler and Catoc both representing the Continental sports conference turned in 75s, and Connors finished with a 78 As their closest first round rivals faltered. So after 36 holes on the Par-72, 6,807-Yard Torr Jon Golf course Butler stands at four Over 148, four strokes ahead of the Mediterranean sports Confer ence s Jim Harriott and Clay Carter in the men s open Catoc has a i is total and an 18-Strokc Lead in the women s Competition and the Mac s Connors leads the seniors 40 and older with a 134, five shots ahead of Csc s Pete Konowicz. Carter definitely did t have feet of Clay Over the first nine holes when he took Only 32 strokes Birdie ing no. I with a 15-foot putt nos. 3 and 4 with three footers and no. 6 with a 10-foot sidewinder. I had it really going on that first nine but 1 let it get away on the Back nine Carter said. He shot 40 on the Back nine where he did t do anything too much  nevertheless the 72 was the Best round turned in in the first two Days of the 72 holc tournament. The even Par round was an improvement of eight strokes Over his first round. "1 really did t play too bad yesterday except for two holes Carter said. I took a 9 on the ninth Hole and that did me in As far As a Good score was  Harriott has really been or. Steady in the tournament. So steady thai it bordered on Monotony 38 3876 sunday and 38-3876 monday. Following Harriott and Carter in fourth place is the Mac s Dan Clark at 153. Then come the Csc John Degreef and the macs Greg Hendrix and Mark Mikus at 156. Mikus had 77 monday the other two 78. Defending Champion and pre tournament favorite Ken Curvin of the Csc failed to get into the 70s. Going out in 43 and coming Home in 38 for 81. He was two under Par on the Back nine going into the 16th Hole but he finished double bogey bogey bogey to fall Back to eighth place. Catoc turned in 38-37 for her 75, Matching the Low est score she s Ever  though i was really going to have a career round today but i three putted three greens and made a Cou ple of other had shots. I was Lucky to save Par on no. 4 when i made a great putt but i missed three pulls under three fee Hal i should have  Csc Ica male Eli Beth Holcin is in second place but she lost 11 strokes to Carloc with an 86 round. Kimberly Liland turned in the Day s second Best round for women an 84, but she was 17 strokes behind Catoe when they iced off."1 did t play too Well on the Back nine Connors said. I three putted the eighth Hole for a bogey and i sort of let it bother  i three putted the 18th Hole. I thought that will probably leave me in the Middle of the pack but i was pleasantly surprised to discover i was in the Lead not Only in the Lead but with a wider margin than i started the Day  top three open and seniors and top two women will Advance to the air Force tournament at Wright Patterson fab. Outside of Dayton Ohio Early next month. Al from Page 21 which sustained its eighth straight loss. Burks 11 the Homer was the Only hit there sox managed in the fifth inning As they rolled to their sixth straight Victory. Boston loaded the bases against Rookie brain Dubois 0-2, on an inning opening error by third baseman Rick Schu and two walks. All four runs were unearned. Boston has scored 27 runs in the first four games of the five game series with14 unearned because of i terrors. White sox 9, indians 3 Cleveland Ron Karkovice hit his first career grand slam and Rookie Greg Hibbard rebounded from his worst game of the season to pitch four hit Ball for seven innings As Chicago completed a three game sweep against Cleveland. Karkovice put the game away when he drove John Farrell s 3-1 pitch Over the Fence in left capping a six run third in Ning that put the while sox ahead 7-1. Karkovice added a run scoring single in the fifth inning giving him his first five rib game. Twins 8, mariners 5minneapolis John Moses had two hits during a seven run fifth inning and Minnesota won its fifth straight game and handed Seattle its 1 Ullh Consic Ulic loss. The mariners arc one defeat Short of their longest losing Streak since 1980. The twins arc 65-64, the first time they be been Over .500 since july 2. Mark Guthrie 1-0, got his first Ziajor Itcague Victory. He gave up seven hits and three runs in 6v innings and Juan be ring cur recorded his third save. Scott Bankhead 11-6, lost for Only the second time in his last 11 decisions. No from Page 21 seventh inning and Galarraga hit his third career grand slam. Smith 10-8, pitched tvs innings Al lowing four hits. He struck out five and walked one. Tim Burke worked the ninth for his 26th save. I Adres 13, mets 7 san Diego Roberto Alomar Hada career High five Bis Mark Parent added four and san Diego took advantage of shoddy defense to rout new York sweeping the acts in a three games cries for the first time in eight years. A three run Bloop double by Parent Lostin the Sun by  Juan Samuel an error by shortstop Kevin Elster and a wild pitch by new York reliever John Mitchell highlighted a four run fifth inning As the padres broke a 4-4 tie and handed the mils their filth straight loss. The sweep dropped fourth place Newyork 3v games behind Chicago in the National league East. Alomar hit a two run Homer in the sixth his fourth and a two run single in the seventh. Reds 1, pirates 0 Cincinnati Tom Browning re corded his seventh consecutive Victory Al lowing three hits while pitching into the ninth inning As Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh. Browning 14-10, has the longest win Ning Streak on the team since both Danny Jackson and Jose Rijo won eight in a Row last year. Browning left after walking Gary Redus to Start the ninth. John Franco came on for his 28th save in 33 opportunities after Browning had struck out six and walked three. Dodgers 8, Phillies 1 los Angeles Fernando Valcon Zuela won for the fourth time in his last five decisions and slump Ridden Mik Scioscia hit a two run Homer As los an Geles beat Philadelphia. Scioscia batting .218 this month gavels Angeles a 3-0 Lead in the second in Ning with his sixth Homer. It followed Ai Cadoff single by Jeff Hamilton who added an rib double in the fifth. Cal Ripken of the orioles is forced at second by the Yankees Alvaro Espinoz