European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 04, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday september 4, 1989 the stars and stripes. Page 25 s&5 Ken George Vii corps Stacy Culmer makes a face As she unleashes a usage or record shot put of 49-3at right Mica Comstock of Vii corps 37 outlets George Gillis to in the 1,500. Culmer shatters shot put record  staff writer Homburg Saar West Germany for some one who was hurting Wurzburg s Stacy Fulmar m fit cd a lot of pain on her opponents at the usar eur track and Field championships sunday. Coming off injuries to her Groin calf and shoulder Vii corps Fulmar punished the Usa eur record in the women s shot put and then romped to Victory inthe 100-meter hurdles 30 minutes later. Complete re sults on Page 24. How crushing was this teletype radio operator s Long distance dealing the Cement Border at the fared of the Wald station pit was not far enough to hold her heave. She blasted a 49-foot, 3 i Inch Effort to shatter the Usa eur Mark of 44-11 a set by Berlin s Joan Fagir Ness in 1984. Her thrust beat the Best men s competitor teammate Stanley Snipes who won the open division with a 46-11. However Snyder was throwing a considerably heavier shot the women s weighs 8 pounds 13 ounces the men s 12 pounds. Barely 30 minutes later Fulmar took to the track to win the hurdles notching a 16.04 to beat out 21st Talcom s Accarda Wells 17.39. Obviously this was a woman in pain or at least a pain in the standings to her opponents. As far As my injuries were concerned it was a 50 50 Chance i could use my full potential the Miami fla., native said. It put a barricade on my training. It did t put a Barrier on her shot putting where she her muscle matched with a Majestic form to Usa eur track Crank out a 46-plus Effort on her first throw. That broke Fagir Ness 44-11 / barricade and then Fulmar culminated her Triumph by breaking her own Markwith the 49-3 i launch. She foot faulted on the third try or May have broken 50. I figured with my determination i would get at least a 45." the former Jackson state standout said. The furthest i be thrown was 5q." with the two wins Fulmar led Vii corps to the Best finish of the commands with 27 first place medals. V corps led by the marvelous Mavis Green and Michael Mercer was next with 16. Green took the women s 100 12.62 and 200 26.21 and finished second in the javelin to Vii corps Regina Sci Pohl. Weinpahl made a 116-2 Spike while Green ground out a 101-2 heave. Mercer look the men s sub masters 28-34 100 and 200 with 10.94 and 21.70 clocking respectively. An other double Winner was Vii corps Carlton Scott who took the men s open 100 with a 10.60 dash and the 200 in 21.35. The men s masters 100 and 200 were won by21st Talcom s Homer Ryan who had 11.88 and 23.35 clocking respectively. Mclinda Patino finally got revenge on teammate Kathleen Ezell of Vii corps in the 1.500, winning in 4 48.26 to Ezcell s 4 54.75. Ezell beat out Palino m the 3,000 and 800 on saturday. A Little comic Relief was provided in the men s Mas ters 400. Vii corps coach Fletcher Bailey of Stuttgart was a stride behind v corps Johnnj Lilly a fwd Down the Homestretch. Bailey hitch cd a military change step March to hit his stride and burst past Lilly to win in 52.84, to the Delight of his High riving team mates in the stands. Lilly finished in 52.84.closest races of the Day were in the men s open 1,500 and the men s 1,600 relay. Vii corps Mica Comstock of Asch Altenburg who knocked 20 seconds off the Usa eur Mark in the10.000 Friday was favored to run away with the 1,500. But As the laps wore on the whole lineup of runners stayed in a pack All the Way to the Home stretch. Then George Gillis of Heidelberg moved into the Lead with Comstock on his heels. As they hit thelast 10 meters Comstock surged ahead to break the beam in 4 00.15 to Gillis 4 00.37. The 1,600 relay was expected to go to Vii corps but the hosting folks in 21st Talcom adored Dhora. Dhora Harrisse that is. With Vii corps Earic Martin getting the Baton with a Lead of a couple of strides and v corps right behind him Harrisse charged Down the inside of the track to surge from third to first to the Delight of the Hometown crowd. 21 St Talcom s team of Desmond Taylor Al Fred Cotton oilman Brown and Harsse finished m 3 17.45. Vii corps was next in 3 17.51 and v corps was third in 3 17,95. Harrisse also won the 400 hurdles in 52.34. Correction the top finishers in the me a Hammer throw were incorrectly identified in sunday s Story. Vii corps William Dichl of kit Zegen was the Winner with a 171-3 toss. V corps Jose Colon was second in 161-7. U5cu 111 1. 1iiu3hv Piui i ism 11111 m i Jav. Casto kicks Spang Over Sembach 11-7a i i �m.k, no in Mobile Nanri Frncis Raturi Al losing. He said no Cosby Bucky Fox staff writer  a West Ger Many the Spang Dahlum sabers beat Sembach by a foot and no hands. The fool belonged to Paul Casio whose three Field goals booted the sabers past the tigers 11-7  look a no hands act belonged to Sembach wid Coul Tony Langley. His drop of a wide open bomb at the Spang 10 with two minutes left Kepi inc tigers from  islands 4-0, Sembach 3 Safe football i. The result from this Battle which Drew an overflow crowd Means the Sab ers Are the Only Una Caln Leam in us afe s Conli Ncneal sports conference. It s Garcal being 4-0," said Spang s Deluca Thurmond who Drew cheers when he replaced Jack Craft Al Quarter Back in the second Quarter. We want to be even  you could t get much Betler than Roy or Illenden. The sabers linebacker had a learn High nine tackles and grabbed iwo interceptions one of which Sci up i hair go ahead Field goal. We re nol going 10 Start talking about being inc Busl said Chillenden. We re nol looking past anybody arc these sabers shocking the Way they be started 4-0 Wilh hardly a passing attack or inc Way they grounded the High flying tigers to the lunch of 4-of-20 passing for 38 Yards nol if you consider Ihrl Spang s coach Dave Lockwood has a 41 12 record and has never lost to Sembach. The tigers coach Ken fears was so frustrated t losing com Mcnol and muzzled his players. The tigers offensive coordinator Jim Kelly is used to games like this after head coaching jobs at Lakin Heath and Benwa lers in the . I let Span Dahlem off the Hook said Kelly whose rushers were held to 118 Yards in 38 carries. We thought we could beat them off the line. We thought icy were Small and we could Wear them Down. But we could t. And we we run t catching  the most glaring drop was Langley  Spang on Page 26