European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 18, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 24 a a the stars and stripes sunday March 18,1990scoreboard from Page 22tenerife open san Miguel. Canary islands apr loading scorns saturday alter the third round of the ten Onlo open Goll tournament at the -72 Amarylla course Christy o connorjrpoland.74-71-86�?211 Tony Charnly. Britain.86-65-70�?211 Stolon oot Tomsy. Britain. 73-71-87�?211 Poopor Parno Vlk. Sweden70-71-71�?212 Magnus Poisson. Sweden.89-76-68�?213 Craig mailman scotland.70-72-71�?213 Vico Nln Fornando argentina.67-74-72�?213 Jorge Brondt. Argentina75-73-68�?214 Jose Marla can Lanros. Spain.67-69-78�?214 Thomas Nilsson swodon75-72-67�?214 Eamonn Darcy. Ireland .72-73-69�?214 Emmanuel Dussart. Franco.71-74-69�?214 David Jones britain72-71-71�?214 Mark Mouland Wales.70-73-71�?214 Bill Malloy. Usa72-70-72�?214 Jim Stu Lodge canada70-72-72�?214 Manuel Pinero. Spain.68-73-73�?214 Miguel a Jim Ono spain68-72-75�?215skiinmen�?Ts downhill after. Swoon apr Boults saturday irom the last downhill Rico of Tho world cup Soosong 1 Atlo Skordal Norway. 1 18 08 2 Helmut Hool Ohnor Austria. 1 16 18. 3 foils Wolczyk. Canada. 1 16 49 4 Danilo Bardol lotto Italy 1 16 58 5 Daniel Mohror Switzerland 1 16 59. 0 a Kitt. Rocho9tor n 16 64 7 William Desso. Switzerland 1 16 65 8 Hob Boyd. Canada. 1 16 76. 9 Niklas Honning swoon. 1 16.78. 10 Markus was Nolor West Gormany 1 16.89. 11 Pimin Zur Benggon Switzerland. 1 18 93. 12 Lars Boro Eriksson. Swoon. 1 1695 13 Tommy Moo. Palmer Alaska 1 16 96 14 Borni Huber. West Gormany 1 17 00. 15 Clirel Stinn Ghoul in. Italy 1 17.06. Other americans 36 Bill Hudson. Squaw Volloy calif1 18.69. Jolt Olson. Bozo Man Montana and Kyle Ras Munson. Angel s Camp Colit. Woro among 22 into skiers not allowed to Starl Boca Uso of Salty restrictions final world cup standings a Chi d any Hool Ohnor 174, 8. Skardal. 167 7. Hubert 1 curb Roggon. 357 Points 2 olo Christian Furu Soth. Norway. 234 3. Qun Thor Mador Austria 213. 4 Armlyn by Tenor Wost Gormany 193 5. Strolz Austria. 155 8. Eriksson 121 9. Albedo Tomba. Italy 116, 10 Rudoll no Ellch Austria. 110 11 Paul Accola Switzerland. 109, 12. Mohror 105, 13 Basso 102, 14. Franck Piccard France 101, 15 Glioma. 97, and Konrad lost actor Italy 07. 17 Franz Holn Zor Switzerland 98, and born hard a strewn Austria. 96 19. Mikael Tiltscher Austria. 93, 20 was Nolor 91 21. Jonas Nilsson swoon 87 22. Tetsuya Ornbo Japan 75. North americans 31 Wolczyk 49 48 Boyd 24 51. Klutt 22, and foils Mcgrath Shol Burno vi., 22 58. Tiger Shaw Stowe. I 18 65. Alain vol lard Canada 15 80. Bill Hudson. Squaw Valloy Calif 10 93. Robert ors Jbv Tahoe City. Calif., 4 97. Moo 3 102. Jeff Olson Dodo Man. Mont., 2. Nations cup standings 1 Austria 2,792 Points 2. Switzerland 1,927 3 West Gormany 1.220 4. Franco 647 5. Italy 572 6 Norway. 516 7. Swoon 439 8. In Ltd states 356.tennis 7-3. 0-6, 6-3 Audro Kola Ronny Reis Miami 7-5, 6 Gemma def. Meredith Mcgrath Midland Michigan 2-6, 7-6 8-66-3, Laura Lap Italy def. Jans Pospisilova. Czechoslovakia. 6-2, 6-3 Cammy Macgregor la Quinta Calif., def. Barbara Romano Italy 6-1, 6-2 Nana my age Japan def. Patricia tar Ablel Argentina 6-0, 6-2 Wiltrud Probst West Germany def. Elise Burgin Baltimore 6-2, 6-1 Andrea Vieira Brazil def. Catherine Tanzler France. 6-3, 6-4 Marianne Werdel Bakersfield Calif., def. Akiko Al Almuta. Japan 7-6 7-3. 7-6 7-2 Robin White Del mar Calif., def. Mercedes key Biscayne Fla., 6-4, 2-6, 6-1 Linda Harvey wild Hawthorn Woods iii., def. Angelica Javaldon Coronado Calif., 7-5, 6-4 Camille Beniamin. Bakersfield Calif., def. Halle Cloffie Knoxville tenn., 7-5, 6-4 Lisa Bonder Trelsa players championship key Biscayne. Flo apr results in the $2.5 million International Plo Yors championships at to International ten Nib Center men Friday s first round Karol Novack Czechoslovakia dal. Johan Knok. Naples. Fla4-8, 6-0. 6-4 Bryan Shelton Huntsville Ala., dal. Dan Goldie. Redwood City Calil. 0 3, 7-5 Mark Kratzman Australia Dol. Darien Cahill. Australia 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 David Engel swoon Dol. Logo Porozo Spain 2-8, 7-6 7-462 Eric Jolen Wost Gormany Dol. Jorgo Lozano Moxco. 0 4, 0-3 Pilad Bloom Israel dial Nicolas to Rollo von Zuola 2-6, 6-4, 8-2 Fabrico Santoro. Franco Dol. Marc Rosset. Sol Zorland 6-4, 6-1 Markus Zoock West Gormany Dol. Jimmy Arias Buffolo ., 6-4, 8-4 Ramos Krishnan India Dol Juan Aguilera. Spain 6-7 7-56-2, 6-2 so Inoyo. Japan def Stacey Martin Largo my. 7-6 "7-3. 0-8, 6-3 Audro Koller Memphis tenn., def. Tonni Reis Miami 7-5, 6-2 Florencia Labat a Beverly Hills Calif., def. Hellas Ter let Netherlands 6-2. 6-2 Cathy Cave Zablo Switzerland def. Natalia Medvedeva soviet Union 7-6 10-62-0, re trod Dinky Rensburg great ., def. Sandy Collins Odessa Texas 6-4,6-1. Terry Phelps Larchmont ., def. Ann Henricksson Mill Valley Calif., 4-6, 6-3, 7-6 7-3 Sandra Wasserman Belgium def. Carling Bassett Seguso Boca Raton Fla., 6-0. 6-2 Carrie Cunningham Livonia mich., def. Katrina Adams Chicago. 6-3, 6-1 Laura Varrone Italy def. Jennifer Santrock Plano Texas 6-0, 6-7 7-26-1 Elizabeth Myllo Australia def. Renata Baranski Rock Hill s.c., 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 Maya Aldo Wall Japan def. Elna Reinach South Africa 6-1, 6-3 Karine quo Trec France def. Beverly Bowes san Antonio. 6-3, 6-3 Sarah Loosemore Wales def. Kate Gosport Rancho Mirage Calif., 3-4, retired Nathalie Hor roman France def. Pilar Vasquez key Biscayne Fla., 6-0, 6-0 tall Whitlinger Neenah wis., def. Nathalie Guerere. France 6-3, 6-2 Lori Mcneil Houston leads Marla Strandlund Sweden 6-3, 0-1, play was suspended because of role. Saturday s second round Monica Seles 3yugoslavia def. Linda har vey wild. Hawthorn Woods iii., 8-1, 6-4 Manuola male ova 4sol Zorland def. Donna Faber Bradenton Fla., 6-0, 6-2 Nathalie Tau Zlat 9france Dol. Cammy Macgregor la Quinta Calif., 6-2, 4 6. 6-3 Susan Sloane 20lexington ky., def. Ann Grossman Grove City Ohio 6-f, 6-3 Kathy Rinaldi 32amelia Island Fla., def. Etsuko Inoue japan7-6 7-36-1 Camille Benjamin Bakersfield Calif., Dof. Catarina Lundqvist 17swoon 2-6, 6-4, 7-5 Lori Mcneil Houston Del. Maria Strandlund Sweden 6-3, 7-5.baseballfriday�?Ts College scores East do Quisno 23, it. St. Mary sad. 4 flu Madison 6, Virginia Wesleyan 4 old Dominion 5, Towson St. 3 South Centenary 3-7, Rock 1-1 Eckord 17, Temple 2 Fla. International 11, Georgetown 2 Florida is. 11, Baptist col. 1 Haverford 14, we. Paterson 5 Kean 8, Tennessee St. 5 Lonor Rhyno 5, Blu fled St. 4 Liberty 20. Indiana 1 Longwood 4-5, lock Haven 3-2 Miami. Fla. 6, Rutgers 2 North Carolina 3, Connecticut 0 North Carolina 14. Rider 1 Nova 10. Navy 3 7, East Carolina 2 Pace 5. Barry 3 Penn 3, Rollins 2 Providence 10, Gardner Webb 1 Richmond 11. Wake Forest 10 a South Florida 5, Stetson 4 Yale 13, Tennessee state 7 Midwest Indiana St. 7-8, n. Iowa 2-2 Southwest Houston 10, Texas tech 7 Iowa St. 9, Northwood. Texas 8 Lubbock Christian 10, Howard Payno 3 Texas 8, Washington state 1 Texas a amp a 9. Missouri 1 far we8t Arizona St. 3, Arizona 0 Arkansas 9, e. Michigan 2 Maine 7, a forgo Washington 5 Portland 8, Brigham Young 3 Westmont 6-4, 1-2 tournament Citrus Arkansas St. 6-9, Texas american 5-8 Oklahoma 4, St. Johns 1 Oklahoma 5, Missouri Southern 2 tax inn . Yugoslavia Dol. Tomas car Bonoll Spain 8-3, 8-4 Rogor Smith Bahamas Dof Kolly Evor Ndon Naples Fla., 7-5, 7-5 Jeff Tarango Manhattan Beach Calil Dof. Henri to Conte France 7-5, 4-8, 6-3 Lawson Duncan Ash Ovillo ., def Frances cancel lotto Italy 8-1, 7-6 7-5. Jakob Hlasek Switzerland Dof. My chill Schap ers not Horlands 6-4, 6-7 7-36-4 Anders Jar Ryd swoon Dol Pieter Aldrich South Africa 8-4, 6-2 Nicolat Kroon. Swoon def. Leif Shoras ill a Canton Atlanta Holshoy Memphis Waukee 6-2, 7-6 7-5 Pater Lindgron Sweden Del Jeremy Bales. Britain. 7-6 7-46-2 Amos a Notdorf Israel Del. Dorrick Rostagno Pacific Palisades Calif., 7-6 13-116-1 Casslo motto Brazil Del. Andrei Cherkasov. Soviet Union 6-4, 8-3, Michael Stich Wost Germany def. Lars Wahl 6ran. Swoon 6-4, 6-2 Alexandor Volkov Povlot Nion Del Jimmy Brown Largo fla4-6, 7-6 86. 6-1 Jons Wohrmann West Gormany Dof Richard Matus Zowski Hopewell Junction n.j., 64, 8-7 7-46-3, Guillaumo Raoux Franco Del Udo re Glewski Wost Gormany 8-1, 6-0. Saturday s second round Stefan Nedbern 3sweden Dof Rogor Smith Bahamas 6-2, 2-6, 6-4, Horst Skoff 18austria Dol Slobodan Zivojinovic Yugoslavia 6-2, 6-2 Alexander Volkov. Soviet Union Del. Tim Mayotte 18. Bradenton. Fla8-1, 6-4 Milan so Ber Czechoslovakia Dot. Tom Nisson not Horlands 8-1, 5-7. 7-6 7-1 Guy forgot Franco Dol. Paul Annacone East Hampton. N.y., 6-3, 7-5 Todd wits on Cor Mol ind., Del. T. Wilkeson Charlotto -5, 6-4, Paul Chamberlin Dol mar Calif Dol i Ornando Roost Brazil 6-4, 6-4 Grant Connell. Canada Dof John full Gorald Australia 6-4, 6-4. Kenny Thorno Honolulu Dof Glenn Layon doctor Boston 7-5 7-87-5. Women Friday s first round Jon Nilor Capriati. Sadd Hobrook Fla., Dof. Luanne Seedoo Boca Raton fla7-5, 6-3 Amanda Roetzer South Alrica Dof. Monique Javer Hillsborough. Calil 8-3. 6-3 Donna Fabor Bradon ton. Ladof Shaun Stafford Walnos Vullo fla62, 6-1. Ann Grossman. Grove City Ohio Dof. Brands Schultz Netherlands 6-4, 6-1 Sabine Hack Wost Germany Del. Themis Zambrzycki Brazil. 8-2, 7-5 Julie Halard France Dot. Peanut Louie Harper san Francisco 6-1, 6-4 indoor soccer Assn. American division w l pet. Go 32 3 .914 a 20 17 .541 13 16 21 .432 17 5 31 .139 27 a National division Milwaukee 21 15 .583 a Chicago 19 16 .543 1vi Dayton 18 18 .500 3 Indiana 13 23 .361 8 a clenched division title Friday s results Chicago 9. Hershey 7 Atlanta 10, Milwaukee 6major indoor soccer league Eastern division w l pet. Go balt Moro 24 16 .600 a Kansas City 22 18 .550 2 Wichita 19 19 .500 4 Cleveland 15 24 .385 8 i Western division Gallob 25 15 .625 a St. Louis 20 21 .488 5 i Sandiego 18 21 .462 671 Tacoma 16 25 .390 9w Friday s results St. Louis 7, Cleveland 4 son logo 7. Kansas City 1 Dallas 4, Tacoma 3. Oxbow Lineba National championship Toledo Ohio apr standings Friday after the seventh round of the $280,000 Aba society Bank Aba National championship at Imperial lanes with names hometowns match play records 56-game Pintail totals and Arlzo Money for those eliminated top live Advance to Stepladder finals 1, Chris Warren Dallas 15-8-1, 13,044. 2, Tom Coltos Tampa. Fla., 10-13-1, 12,924. 3. Doug Kent Macedon ., 18-8, 12,923. 4, Jim Pencak Mayfield Holg hts Ohio 13-10-1, 12,909. 5, amleto to Nacelle Venezuela 16-7-1, 12.901. 6. Brian Voss Boca Raton Fla., 13-9-2,12,846, $7,000. 7, Tom Baker Buffalo. N.y., 14-10, 12,-838, $6,000. 8, Ron Palomby jr., Erie pa., 12-11-1, 12,631, $5,000. 9, Marc Mcdowell Madison wis., 13-11, 12,803, $4,500. 10, Joe Berardi Wellington Fla. 13-11, 12,797, $4,000. 11, Joe Firpo Lake Worth Fla., 13-9-2, 12,787, $3,700. 12, Bryan Al pert Las Vogas 11 -12-1.12,765, $3,400.swimminncaa women Austin Texas apr results Friday from the Mcaa women s swimming and diving championships All race distances in Yards 100 backstroke�?1, Kristen Nehan Florida 54.10 seconds. 2, Lea Loveless Florida. 55.38.3, Jodi Wilson Texas 55.49. 4, Lorraine Perkins Florida 55.64.5, Kathryn Cline Brigham Young 55.86.5, Sheri White Southern California 55.86. 7, Kristin Kuhlman California 56.95. 8, Catherine Byrne Tennessee 57.13. 100 breaststroke�?1, Stephanie Zulch Florida 1 01.37.2, Lori he Stanford 1 01.87.3, Jennifer Eck Michigan 1 02.07. 4, Christen Richardson Urcla 1 02.22. 5. Jill Johnson Stanford 1 02.38. 6, Ann Colloton Michigan 1 02.51. 7, Dorsey Tierney Texas 1 02.54. 8, Ragga runoffs Dotter Alabama 1 02.99. 100 butterfly�?1, Janel Jorgensen Stanford 53.02.2, Terri o la Oughlin Southern California 54.02. 3, Kristin Stoudt Urcla 54.25.4, Julie Gorman Florida 54.27.5, Jennifer Boyd Brown 54.37.6, Colstine a Mann Arizona 54.55. 7, Suzy Buckovich Stanford 54.80.8, Jamie Rugless Stanford 55.08. 200 freestyle�?1, Whitney Hedgepeth Florida 1 45.21. 2, Katy Arris Texas 1 46.04 3, Jane Kerr Florida 1 47.13.4, Sarah Anderson California 1 47.16. 5, Karen Kraemer Stanford 1 47.38.6, Melanie Valerio Virginia 1 47.86. 7, Marilyn Peck Northwestern 1 48.2 f 8, Andrea Wentzel Tennessee 1 49.04. 400 individual medley�?1, Janet Evans Stanford 4 07.59, Mcaa record previous record 4 07.75, Tracy Caulkins Florida 1984. 2, Amy Shaw Texas 4 11.22. 3, Carol Felton California 4 15.02. 4, Linda Oegema Minnesota 4 16.48. 5, Michelle Griglione Stanford 4 18.81.6, Lisa summer California 4 19.03. 7, Katie Welch California 4 19.10.8, Sheila Taormina Georgia,4 26.22. 200 Medley relay�?1, Florida Kristen Lynehan Stephanie Zulch Whitney Hedgepeth Lorraine perkins1 40.05, american record previous record 1 40.22, Stanford 1986.2, Texas Jodi Wilson Jeanne Doolan Julie Cooper Leigh Ann fetter1 41.98. 3, Stanford Anne Mahoney Lori Heisick Suzy Bucho Volch Jamie rugless1 42.04. 4, Southern California Michigan 1 43.66.8, Arizona St., 1 43.78. 800 freestyle relay�?1, Stanford Karen Kraemer Janel Jorgensen Jody Smith Janet evans7 07.58. 2, Florida Jane Kerr Whitney Hedgepeth Julie Gorman Nancy marley7 08.30.3, Texas Julie Cooper Andrea Hayes Amy Shaw Katy Arris ,. Vol they i Julie Gorman Nancy marley7 08.30.3,1 ayes Amy 7 12.87. 4, California 7 18.55. 5, Northwestern 7 19.81.6, Michigan 7 20.18.7, Virginia 7 24.75. Tennessee disqualified. 3-meter diving�?1, Krista Wilson Southern methodist 561.55. 2, Kelly Jenkins Texas 539.70. 3, Julie Farrell Michigan St., 513.55.4, Becky Martin Arkansas 508.45. 5, Marina Smith Auburn 490.90. 6, Patti Overmyer Texas 483.60. 7, Courtney Nelson Brigham Young 476.10. 8, Katie Connors Stanford 448.30. Team standings 1, Stanford 411.5.2, Texas 391.3, Florida 334.4, California 214. 5, Urcla 156. 6, Southern California 129.5. 7, Michigan 121. 8, Arizona St., 96. 9, Southern methodist 85. 10, Northwestern 77. 11, Alabama 75.12 tie Georgia and Virginia. 74.14, Arizona 57. 15, Tennessee 39. 16, Michigan St., 36. 17, Brigham Young 34.5. 18 tie North Carolina and Clemson 33.20, Brown 31. 21, Auburn 29. 22, Minnesota 26.5. 23, Louisiana St., 26. 24 tie South Carolina and Arkansas 21.26, Ohio St., 16, 27, Colorado St., 15. 28 tie Houston and Texas a amp a 13. 30 tie Cincinnati and Miami 11.32, Illinois 10.33 tie Purdue us Santa Barbara and Kentucky 8. 36, Kansas 7. 37, Ohio 4. 38, Nebraska 3.39, Maryland 2.local sports air Force soccer cont. Sports conference Wei Brincken 2, Lindsey o at Lindsey saturday halftime Wei Brincken warriors 1, Lindsey flyers 0. Goals Wei Rick Papworth 2. Assists Wei Johnny 5, Oesterberg 3 at Ramstein saturday halftime Ramstein rams 3, Oesterberg wolfhounds 0. Goals a ram Ron Anderson Mike Gibbons Alex Adelman Eddie barry., Joseph Doblere. Assists ram Adelman Todd Ogren Gibbons. Saves Oesterberg Bob Ward 11 Ramstein Paul Harrington 1.Hahn 3, Kleine Brogel 0 at Kleine Brogel saturday halftime Hahn Hawks 2, Kleine Brogel Lions 0 goals Hahn Thomas Hendrick Jeff Mccre Ery Stafford racquetball corps Munich West Germany a saturday s results in Tho double elimination corps racquetball championships at Mcgraw Cavern. The top four men s open competitors and the top two from All other categories Advance to the army european championships at Frankfurt. Man s open Oscar Gonzales Ansbach def. Larry Pitts hell Bronn 15-6,15-13. Men s seniors 35-39 Charles Smith Munich def. William Hart Munich 15-0, 15-12. Men s Mattera 40 and older Lewis Washington Stuttgart Del. Michael Schneider Ansbach 15-10,15-8. Women a open Susan Mears Augsburg def. Pamela Pearson Heilbronn 15-5, 15-8 Cynthia Updegrove Stuttgart def. Mears 15-7,15-13. Women s seniors 35 and older Patty Knutson sch Sulsch Amund def. Terry Lacoss Wurzburg 15-0,15-6.21st Talcom Mannheim web Germany a results saturday in the 21st Talcom racquetball Champl a thelps on ships men team scoring Kaiserslautern 97, Mannheim 75, Pir Masens 73, Karlsruhe 63, Nord deutschland 62, Wei Brincken 60, Worms 38, the Netherlands 34, Rhenberg 24. Open 34 and younger winners bracket Inal Phil Pemberton a town def. Donald Sims nil 15-9,150. Losers bracket Inal Sima def. Anthony Borden nil 15-11, 5-15 11-10. Noteworthy Pemberton and Sims Advance to sunday s final at Sullivan Barracks. They both qualify for the army european championships april 7-8 at Frankfurt. Masters 40 and older winners bracket final Craig Urban the Netherlands def. De Chandler the Netherlands 15-2,15-7. Noteworthy Urban advances to sunday s final and the army europeans. Losers bracket final Stacy Halstead Rhenberg def. Chandler Netherlands 15-5, 15-7. Noteworthy Halstead and Urban Advance to sunday s championships noon at Sullivan Barracks. Both Advance to the army european racquetball championships april 7-8 in Frankfurt. Women team scoring Kaiserslautern 30, Karlsruhe 16, Pir Masens 11, nil 9, Mannheim 5, Worms 3. Seniors 30 and Over Winner a bracket final Linda Jones a town def. Rosa Faulkner Plum 15-1,15-1. Losers bracket final Faulkner def. Martha Milliner a town 15-5,15 4. Seniors championship Jones def. Faulkner 15-0,15-1. Noteworthy Jones and Faulkner Advance to the army european basketball v corps menus playoffs Darmstadt 95, Wil Flecken 86 fat Wil Flecken saturday halftime Darmstadt demons 45, Wil Flecken mountaineers 42. Top scorers Dar Luke Mccormick 21, John Rousey 20, Frank Thompson 18 wild Willie Barrett 33, Stacey Carter 19, Solomon Clift 14. Noteworthy Darmstadt wins Best of three quarterfinal series 2-0, and will Host Wiesbaden at 7 . Tuesday at Darmstadt in the first game of the v corps 128, Giessen 112 at Baum older saturday halftime Baum older bears 64, Giessen wolverines 59. Top scorers Gles Darryl quicks 33, Tyrone Dupree and Chris Mackey 22 Baum Joe Delong 37, Jimmy Davis 20, Clyde Harp 17. Noteworthy Davis scored 15 of his Points in the last 4 33 As Baum older broke away to win the Best-of-3 quarterfinal series 2-0. The bears will entertain Frankfurt in the first semifinal game corps women a playoffs Baum older 65, Mainz 54 at Mainz saturday halftime Baum older bears 33, Mainz Mustangs 30. Top scorers Mainz Shana leak 17, Hecla Thomas 16, Carol Woessner 10 Baum Franchola Roberts 22, Flo Owens 10, Demetrice Littlejohn and Mona Audrey 8. Noteworthy Audrey had 15 rebounds for Baum older. Woessner had 14 boards and leak had 5 3-Point goals for Mainz. Baum older won Best-of-3 quarterfinal 2-0 and will Host Hanau in first semifinal game wednesday at 7 .Frankfurt 78, Wiesbaden 66 at Frankfurt sunday halftime Frankfurt Falconette 50, Wiesbaden lady eagles 35. Top scorers Wales balls Adams 21, Tisha Bowie 16, Rosemary Cooper 11 Frank Vickie Shelton 17, Urlce Hardin 16, Monique Harmon 12.Frankfurt 80, Wiesbaden 71 at Frankfurt sunday halftime Wiesbaden lady eagles 35, Frankfurt Falconette 30. Top scorers Wales Adams 18, Robin Brooks and Donna Clark 15 Frank Hardin 30, Shelton 28. Noteworthy Frankfurt wins Best-of-3 quarterfinal series 2-1 and will play Host to bad Kreuz in first semifinal game at 7 . Wednesday at soccer Germany aaa boys Wiesbaden 1, Wurzburg 1 fat Wiesbaden saturday halftime Wiesbaden warriors 1, wolves 0. Goals Wirz Jim Richter Wales Julian fibrin Cleli. Assists Wirz Jose Tolentino Wales Dorn Maldonado. Saves Wurzburg Greg Shino 8 Wiesbaden Ryan brackets 7. Noteworthy Doug Lucius Troy Taft Joe i Wurzburg Dena Ldes stood out on defense for Wurzburg Scott Batten Chris Gurany and curl outstanding Wiesbaden 4, Stuttgart 0 at Stuttgart saturday halftime Heidelberg Lions 3, Stuttgart stallions 0. Goals held Kevin Hall 2, Peter Haslie mat Wilks. Assists held Hall Mike Cullina. Saves Heidelberg Matt Gurany 5, Stuttgart Keith Jordan 16.Ramstein 2, Frankfurt o at Frankfurt saturday halftime Ramstein royals 2, Frankfurt eagles 0. Goals ram Chris Beckman Dan Brady. Saves Ramstein Chris Gaberty 4, Frankfurt Jason Duran 13. Noteworthy Eric Ivey played outstanding Midfield for the royals while teammates Jon Fluke and Vernon Christiansen were cited for outstanding defense. For Frankfurt Jason Smith excelled at sweeper. Jvn Ramstein 3, Frankfurt 0.Germany aaa girls Frankfurt 1, Ramstein 1 at Frankfurt saturday halftime Ramstein royals 1, Frankfurt eagles 0. Goals ram Frankfurt own goal Frank Jeri Lowe. Saves Ramstein Janet Koontz 10 Frankfurt Melissa Simmons 3. Noteworthy it was tied 1-1 after the first overtime and Ramstein won the shootout. Jvn Ramstein 2, Frankfurt 0.Heidelberg 8, Stuttgart 1 at Stuttgart saturday halftime Heidelberg Lions 7, Stuttgart stallions 0. Goals held Cathy Coppit 2, Veruska Corig Llano 2, Mindy Cash Whitney Warren Andre Pape Alison Hough stut Carolyn Algie. Assists held Paige Hall Hough. Saves held Appen Chu Sakan 3 Stutt Tammy Noll 2, Michelle Reid 22. Wiesbaden 6, Wil Ryburg 0 solve so Wiesbaden cantors 2. Wurzburg goals Wales Tara Holtham Mennen u. 2, Tanya Cumbo 2, Kate Bohlen Montoya cupplss2,sdetole8mosererholtham8r deliec0 a zit Fri a Tremebley n0n,Ca e9elh�&Quot> 3, noteworthy Susie Futch and n Nieves were cited for exceptional defensive is Jvn Wiesbaden 1, Wurzburg 0. P prep basketball Dodds All stars 86, to Spoyer 54 at Frankfurt saturday halftime Dodds 45, Speyer 21 top scorers Dodds re Narri re a he a my Quot 0.yassar Mannheim 13. Jamel Mcknight we Brucken and Jermaine a Nelt 12 Hank Wedel 15 Roche Quot w2 to Langen 73, Dodds All stars 68 at Frankfurt saturday halftime Langen 34, Dodds 34. Top scorers Lang Tim nees 23, Oil Sian Avley and Owens 12. Bishop augsbur91 u transaction Friday football National football league a packers signed Donnie Dee and Mark keel tight ends Dale Hatcher punter and Willie fears defensive lineman. 1 Pittsburgh steel Erst signed Gene Culli Nane Center. Hockey National hockey league Detroit red wings rec Asod Glenn Mer Kosky Forward from Adirondack of the american hockey league. Montreal canadians a sent Lyle Odelin defens Eman to Sherbrooke of the american hockey league. New York rangers called up Todd Charlesworth defens Eman from Flint of the International hockey league. Horse racing Equi based named James e. Bassett Iii chairman and Nicholson Secretary. College columbian announced the resignation of Wally Halas menus head basketball coach. Houston announced that Andre Ware quarterback will pass up his senior season of eligibility to enter the nil draft. Northwestern Louisiana promoted Benjy Pierce to defensive Racin Moorcraft 500 Hampton a. Apr the lineup for sundays motor Craft 500 Lascar Stock car race with Hometown and Type of car qualifying rained out a lineup set by Lascar formula 1. Dale Earnhardt Doolie ., Chevrolet Lumina. 2. Rusty Wallace Charlotte ., Pontiac grand prox. 3. Morgan Shepherd Conover ., Ford thunderbird. 4. Ricky Rudd Chesapeake va., Chevrolet Lumina. 5. Kyle Petty High Point ., Pontiac grand prix. 6. Jimmy Spencer Berwick pa., Oldsmobile Cutlass. 7. Bill Elliott Dawsonville ga., Ford thunderbird. 8. Darrell Waltrup Franklin tenn., Chevrolet Lumina. 9. Sterling Marlin Columbia tenn., Oldsmobile Cutlass. 10. Geoff Bodyne Julian ., Ford thunderbird. 11. Dick trickle Iron station ., Pontiac grand prix. 12. Terry Labonte Archdale ., Oldsmobile Cutlass. 13. Derike Cope Kings Mountain ., Chevrolet Lumina. 14. Ken Schrader Concord ., Chevrolet Lumina. 15. Brett Bodyne Harrisburg Buick regal. 16. Bobby Hillon jr., Harrisburg ., Buick regal. 17. Mark Marlin Greensboro ., Ford thunderbird. 18. Butch Miller Coopersville mich., Chevrolet Lumina. _ 19. Michael Waltrup Huntersville ., Pontiac grand prix. 20. Dave Marcus Avery s Creek Chevrolet Lumina. ,21. Harry Gant Taylorsville ., Oldsmobile a c. 22. Buddy Baker Sherrill s Ford ., Ford thunderbird. A a a a 23. Jimmy Means Forest City ., Pontiac grand prox. 24. Larry Pearson Spartanburg s.c., Buick regal. N w 25. Mike Alexander Franklin tonn., Buick re26.l-Rlck Mast Rockbridge Baths va., Pontiac grand prox. The 27. Nell Bonnett Bessemer Ala. Ford Muu Debird. _. Thlin. 28. Davey Allison Hueytown Ala. Ford inn d829.rdrlck Wilson Mooresville ., Oldsmobile cu30.sernle Irvan Mooresville ., Oldsmobile cu3ia8alan Kulwicki Charlotte Ford Thun d032.rdrlchard Petty Randleman Pontiac ql33d Ken Ragan Unadilla a. Ford Thun d034.rdchad Little Richmond va., Ford Thun , Bailey Houston Texas Pontiac grand prix. 36, Rob Moroso Mooresville Cutlass. N.c., Oldsmobile 37. Mickey Gibbs Glencoe Ala., Ford Thun-d038.r<hut Stricklin Calera Ala., Pontiac grand 39. Mark Stahl san Diego Ford 40. Jack Pennington n. Augusta. Mobile Cutlass. Rnr-0wnors top 30 determined by Curren cup Points no. 31 makes Field As recent w race Winner 32-40 determined by Dato u. A Mark on race entry
