European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 12, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday March 12,1990 the stars and stripes a a Page 25erv/n, Hanau score one for army Bro Staggenborg staff writer Hanau West Germany a when it came time to put up or shut up Kevin Ervin put up a Beauty. Ervin iced Hanau a 3-2 Victory Over defending Safe Champion Sembach w h a 45-Yard free kick that curled past Tiger goalkeeper Jason Rosenberg As Hanau claimed the All european soccer invitational title sunday. It was the first meeting Ever Between the defending service champions of Europe. After Hornet Forward Oscar Najarro was tripped up by a stingy Sembach defense Ervin unleashed a 62nd-minute Bullet that punched through the upper right hand Corner of the goal beyond Rosenberg a reach that proved to be the Winner. A the did no to kick it really hard or anything a said Rosenberg named the tourneys Best defensive player. A the placed it really Well though. I had All Day to get it but i just misjudged it.�?�. Ervin who also nailed the Winner in Hanau a 1-0, first round Victory Over Safe runner up Hahn on saturday was looking to Cross the Ball inside to Najarro or striker Walter Farrell. �?o1 was trying to swing it As far to the Post As i could a Ervin said. A it just fell in. If i told you i was trying to score the goal id be  the goal left Sembach lying on its Back. A minutes later the Tiger attack fell apart. Coach David Fisher was Given a red card for arguing a Call and frustration set in on a fatigued Sembach squad. Against Ervin at sweeper and Dave Maassen at fullback Sembach a front line had trouble penetrating the Hornet defense the entire game. Mike Pirson nearly tied the game in the 69th minute but his header off a Jim Lanza Chip sailed Over the crossbar. Sembach fought Back but Lanzas free Hick at the 82nd minute cleared the crossbar. A i have very Good defensive backs playing Back with me in Maassen and Richard Jean a Ervin said. A what we did was bring Over a couple of midfielders and Tell them to stick to their play makers. We contained  the desperation in Sembach a attack became evident in the waning minutes of the contest. Frustrated by the Ervin an All Europe soccer chord defense Sembach was forced into the outside lanes and its crosses were met by a swarm of Hanau defenders. A we were Down a goal a said Tiger midfielder Leon Grinnell. A we had to be desperate. A their Midfield was so Strong that it bogged us Down in the Middle and forced us outside. Ervin is just a super player. I think he a probably one of the better defenders in the armed  the tigers found themselves looking at a two goal deficit Midway through the first half but rallied Back to tie the game at 2-2 on Pirson a shot from 21 Yards out in the 33rd minute. Pirson lifted the shot Over a Wall of Hornet defenders and keeper Robert Mazuka. Hanau jumped out to 1-0 Lead in the 14th minute on what Ervin called a garbage goal. Mazuka launched a Volley to Midfield where Farrell picked it up and wedged through a double team thrown on him. He then chipped a 15-yarder Over Rosenberg who had come out of the crease. The Ball chromed off the Bottom of the crossbar hit Rosenberg who had just turned around in the hands and fell across the line for the goal. A i just got caught off my line a Rosenberg said. A i was up too far. I turned around and the Ball hit me in my hands. I did no to even see  Hanau midfielder Gary Fil Tzanidis who piloted the hornets transition game with his Mastery of bal handling skills Wasny to particularly proud of the goal. A it really was a cheap goal a the All armed forces player said. A we had a lot of chances to score but we  put it in. That cheap goal saved  Farrell made it 2-0 four minutes later with a strategically placed icbms into the lower right Corner beyond Rosenberg a outstretched hands Grinnell closed the Gap at the 27th minute unloading a 21-Yard shot that spiralled away from Mazuka and into the Back of the net. Pirson a goal tied it at 22 going into the half. Hanau blew a Chance to break the tie in the 52nd minute when Farrell a header off a Najarro Chip sailed too High. Minutes later Hornet Wing Kirk Fosters roller spanned an open net but a posse of tigers cleared the Ball before the Hor a amps Kon George Hanau Sall tourney selection Oscar Najarro faces off against Sembach a Chris Calgher. Nets could converge. In the Consolation game Schweinfurt shocked Hahn 3-1. Marko Hakama Jose Sosa and Eldwin Vargas scored for the magicians while Kevin Roberts penalty kick helped the Hawks Avert the shutout. Hanau placed four players on the Al tournament team a Ervin Fil Tzanidis Maassen and Najarro. Sembach placed Rosenberg Grinnell and Pirson while Schweinfurt a Hakama and Hubert Sci Pio were named along with Hahn a Roberts and Andy  lockout enters 25th Day new York apr although they can to agree i a jj1 to solve the salary arbitration dead to a owners and players Are Only about min Hon a year apart on economic issues.  Industry that is expected to Poan 1 it a 1990. The two sides which than i on of 28, Are arguing Over less wan 1 percent of the pie. Dahte owners in clout entered its 25th Day Sun Bali Hie second longest work stoppage in base-1981 ,.tke longest being a 50-Day strike in Union Days now just 22 Days away. Commit Donald Fehr met saturday with Era Shomph Ray Vincent at the commission confirminn0 Greenwich Conn. Vincent without ranged today a meeting said a nothing has ners�?Thoewnehral8f?v0 be a fion a Seattle Marine w,7ef Smulyan had said Friday night. Both a w3y t0 Stop the  wind owners si1�1 each other the players re following. The foe s in so Vacy against free agents c us to Havn i a. Seasons estimated by Union to hav pfc a payers $"70,616,000 and by the Cost As much As $200 million. Arkansas keeps indoor title by Bert Rosenthal Indianapolis apr amazing Arkansas won its seventh straight menus title at the Mcaa indoor track and Field championships saturday night while Carlette Guidry of Texas and Suzy favor of Wisconsin completed remarkable Multi event victories. Arkansas the menus Champion every year since 1984, repeated despite scoring in Only four events. The sensational performances of Guidry and favor overshadowed the Razorbacks Effort. Guidry a Junior from Houston led Texas to its third women a title in five years by winning the 55-meter and 200-meter dashes and running a leg in longhorns 1,600-meter relay team that posted the fastest indoor time in history. Favor a senior from Stevens Point wis., completed a memorable week by sweeping the women smile and 3,000-meter races. _ Only Villanova a Vicki Huber in 1988, had previously won the mile-3,000 double in this meet. When Huber went for a second straight double last year favor beat her in the mile. The two victories saturday gave favor a 7-0 record in Mcaa individual Competition indoors or outdoors. In the menus Competition Arkansas accumulated 44 Points with the help of victories by Reuben Reina in the 3,000 meters and defending Champion Edrick Flo real in the triple jump. Each win was Worth 10 Points. Reina bursting into the Lead with 500 meters re Mcaa track and Field mailing was timed in 7 minutes 56.62 seconds. Flo real took the triple jump for the second consecutive year with a leap of 54 feet Lori inches. Arkansas other Points came in the mile triple jump and 3,200-meter relay. Eric Henry finished second and Johan Boakes was fifth in the mile. Besides Floral a triple jump Triumph Gary Johnson was third in that event and helped the relay team Post a second place finish. The Razorbacks seven team victories tied them for the All time indoor Lead with Texas Elpaso. The miners won in 1974-76, 1978 and 1980-82. The Texas women who had won the title in 1986 and 1988, finished with 50 Points in becoming the first three time women a Champion. The irrepressible Guidry was responsible for 30 of those Points. First she won the 200 Friday night in 23.28. Then she took the 55 in 6.66 and ran the second leg on the relay team that was clocked in a sensational 3 32.01 saturday night. Although the relay time was much faster than the listed world record of 3 34.38, by the West German National team in 1981, it cannot be submitted for world record consideration because Anchor runner Sandie Richards is a jamaican. For record purposes All the runners must be from the same country. Guidry keyed the Victory with her 51.7 leg the fastest of the Texas foursome that also included Kellie Roberts and Nicole ates