European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 16, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday january 16,1930 the stars and stripes &. Page 25 Gomez takes Tucson in first Start on tour Tucson Ariz. A with his Veteran opponents unable to apply any pressure Rookie Robertg Tomez romped to a four stroke Victory sunday in the Tucson open. The 21-year-old Gamez shot a final round of 2 under Par 70 on his Home course the pc at Star pass to become the first player to win in his first Start As a member of the pea tour since Ben Crenshaw Didilia 1973. Gancz who passed up his final year at the University of Arizona to join the pro ranks had a one stroke Lead starting the final round. He expanded it to five after seven holes and was t threatened Over the final nine holes. His Lead ranged from five to six shots until he chopped up the final Hole with a double bogey. By that time it mattered not at All. Gamez. With brother Randy As his Caddy and parents Tony and Clara Gancz in his wildly excited gallery of friends and former univ Cisily Leam males. Won with a 270 total. 18 shots under Par on the rolling stretch of desert Highland that served As his Home course in his three years at Arizona. The Victory was Worth $162.000 from the total purse of s900.000 10 the Young Man who made four starts As a pro but not a pea tour member last season. More importantly it gave him entry As a Rookie to such exclusive gatherings As the masters the world series of Golf and next year s tournament of champions. He is now exempt from qualifying through the 1992 season. Gancz playing in the final threesome with do funding Champion David Frost and Veteran Jay Haas engineered a key two stroke swing against his closest challengers on the seventh Hole. He birdied from about eight feet As Frost the acc put cd and Haas missed the Green both settling for bogeys and Gancz led by five. Haas who matched Par 72. Tied for second wit British open Champ Mark Calcavecchia at 274. Calcavecchia. Fighting a Case of flu. Really was t in Robert Gamez wins Tucson open with 18-under 270. Contention and shot 69. Bill Sander. Corey Pavin. Dan Forsman and Davis love 111 were next at 275. Sander closed up with a 65. Pavin. Forsman and love had 69s. Frost slipped to a 75 and finished at 276. Nil Roundup jets defeat Hull blues by the associated press Winnipeg Manitoba Dave Mcllwain scored two goals and set up Paul Fen Ion s Winner with 2 04 remaining in the game As the Winnipeg jets beat the St. Louis blues 6-5 sunday night despite three goals by Brett Hull who has a league leading total of 41 goals in 45 games. Peter Zzz cd and Paul Cavallini also scored for the blues who overcame a four goal deficit before font onion it for the jets. It was Hull s third hat trick of the season and the fourth of his career. Dale Hawer Chuk Brent Ash Lon and Doug Smail also scored for Winnipeg As the jets won their fourth straight and stretched their unbeaten Streak at Home tonight games. The Victory pulled Winnipeg two Points behind Sec Ond place Calgary in the Smythy division. In other games sunday flames 6, Bluc Hawks 5 Chicago Brian Maclellan scored four goals and Sergei Makarov got the tiebreaker with eight min utes remaining As Calgary stopped Chicago s six game unbeaten string. Maclellan who had just three goals in 33 games this season got the game s first three goals. He had his fifth career hat trick and his second four goal game. Steve Thomas scored three times for Chicago giving him 11 goals this season. He and Steve Larmor each scored 64 seconds apart in the third period making it5-5 at 3 34. Rangers 4, flyers 3, of new York Brian Lelch scored at 1 16 of overtime to give new York a win Over Philadelphia for the rangers 1,000th Home Victory. La ctn s shot through a screen from the left Point beat Ken arc Ggut and capped a three goal Ranger comeback. It was the first Lime in 18 games that the rangers won after trailing in the third period. They had been 0-15-2. The Victory gave the rangers a 1.000-715-373 Mark at the to Madison Square gardens they Hae played in. Bou Holder clips Pir Masens in final  writer Pir Masens. West Germany the 3-Point shot it s flashy it s Graceful. It can kill you. Jus ask Grant Robinson. Robinson whiffed on 18 of 24 at tempts from the 3-Point perimeter As Mark Anderson and the Baum older bears capitalized pounding the Parma Sens roadrunners 107-93 monday to capture the Martin Luther King invitational men s basketball tournament. Anderson pumped in 26 Points for the bears second Only to guard Darryl Frier son s 27-Point Outing As Baum older held off a late Pir Masens rally in the tourney finale. The bears capitalized on Robinson s air balls taking command of the defensive boards to crush a flurry of late feeble and sporadic Pir Masens onslaughts. With Anderson swiping roadrunner trash off the boards and Frierson forcing Parma sons turnovers in the front court the bears had no prob Lem containing the upstart roadrunners. Pir Masens sought vengeance for a 90 87 loss sunday that knocked the hosts into the losers bracket of this double elimination tournament despite having problems finding the net. Robinson led f or roadrunners in double figures with a 24-Point Day. Cen Ter Darnell arct a defensive Force Early who later faded in Anderson s limelight dumped in 22 Points. Charles Riddley banked in 14 before fouling out with Over five minutes left and Eric Russell netted looming off the Bench. Pir Masens went into the second half trailing 47-46. Robinson hit the skids Early finding himself mired in a 3-for-13 slump from the Field in the first half . Kino invitational alone. Robinson relied heavily on the Rainbow shot scoring All but six of his Points from 3-Point Range. The second half was t much Brig scr for the Newport news va., native who was nearly booed off the court after punch ing in on Only 4 of 12 from the Field during the roadrunners second half run. Robinson shot them out of the game said Anderson whose Mastery of the offensive and defensive Glass gave Arbet fits of frustration throughout the second half. He took shots that weren t necessary. Hewan t clicking today. You can live by the 3-Point shot like he s been doing All tournament or you can die by it. On any Given Day they la blow you out with the 3-Point shot. They died by it  the one sided Pir Masens loss the final turned Robinson into a realist. What can Vou say he asked. The shots weren t falling and we weren t get Ting the rebounds. You Don t win games that  Baum older s Jimmy Davis a key fac Tor in the bears drive to  title game quickly became a non Factor late in the first half gelling nailed with his third personal foul at 9 06 in the first half. Pir Masens held Davis to Only four Points forcing the Forward into a Spectator role through much of the game. He got into foul trouble Early. They took him out of the game said Friar son. I think they were looking to keep on him and take him out of the offence. Thai s when our Bench came in and played a great  Anderson had nothing but Praise for the bears rotating cast of sixth men. Led by guard Barrett Smalls the bears anchored a key 9-2 run Early in the second that Gac Baum older its first substantive Lead of the Day and subsequently buried the roadrunners in the second half. Jimmy Davis helps us out a lot said Anderson. He s definitely a Force to be reckoned with. Like we showed today though we be got Guys who can come off the Bench and keep the Tempo  our Bench did the Job today Frierson added. Smalls came in and hit the threes and got the rebounds and Forward Joe Del Oney came in and did the same  in the opening minutes of the second half the bears opened Pandora s Box on the roadrunners. After Smalls connected on a 3-Point jumper. Anderson went on a 7-Poinlscoring Binge aided by a pair of Davis jumpers to give Baum older 65-53 Edge. At the 13 32 Mark Baum older jumped to its largest Lead of the game a 69-55 advantage on Rory Sellars jumper inside the paint. Riddley was charged with an ill Gal use of the hands foul on the play and Scalars Sank the Charity shot to give the bears a 15-Point advantage. The Road Myers could t rebound men tally after Scalars Charity shot As they watched the 15-Noint difference transform into a 19-Point deficit minutes later. A lip in of an errant free throw a in arson steal and a Riddley turnover at mid court Hurt the roadrunners More than their own offensive blunders. Anderson took Frierson s feed Down Low on the break and punched in the 79-60 difference. Arbet a former Baum older eager did an admirable Job working the Parma Sens boards but crumbled under Ander son s and Davis Glass cleaning expertise. Arbet frustrated by the roadrunners Lack of offence ignited the gym with a crowd pleasing interception of a Baum Holder pass at Milcoun. The Louisville ky., native Lik Robinson took to wearing goal horns when his Jam bounced off the Back of therm and into the bears Possession. Yeah we missed a lot of key baskets including that one lamented Arbyl the hero of sunday s semifinal match. Arbet led All roadrunner scorers with a 22-Poinl game As Pir Masens earned Aberth in monday s final with a 96-87 Mastery Over the 1989 Usa eur Champion Karlsruhe i Accra. We re mostly a guard  Arbet continued. We basically come out with a Center and four guards. Sometimes it works. Today it did t. They dominate the  Bear Forward Robert Huff hampered by a nagging calf muscle pull missed monday s final but was named the tournament s most valuable player. Ill be the first one to admit  said Huff offering Frierson a swig of Cham pagne from the Over is de Golden  Guys deserve this trophy. Friar son. Deloney and Anderson were the keys to winning this thing. Bear coach Frank Wilson lauded the Anderson Frierson due Anderson has been consistent for me All year he said. He s not a High profile player but he consistent and rets the Job done. Friar son just played an outstanding Ball  an sports television College basketball Michigan at Illi Nois 3 30 . Tuesday. Radio College basketball Syracuse at Connecticut 1 30 . Tuesday