European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 9, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 a a a the stars and stripes monday april 9,1990scoreboard from Page 22 California at los Angeles 4 05 . San Francisco at Oakland. 4 05 . Seattle at san Diego 4 05 . End of Spring training schedule opening Day schedules All times Edt american league monday s games Detroit Morris 6-14 at Boston Clemens 17111,1 05 . Milwaukee Bosio 15-10 at Chicago Perez 11 14b 2 35 . Balt Baltimore Milacki 14-12 at Kansas City Saberhagen 23-62 35 . Toronto Stottlemyre 7-7 or Stieb 17-8 at Texas Ryan 16-108 35 . Seattle Holman 8-10 at California Blyleven 17-59 . Minnesota Anderson 17-10 at Oakland Stewart 21-911 05 . Tuesday s games Detroit at Boston 1 05 . Chicago at Milwaukee 1 35 . Texas at Toronto 7 35 . New York at Cleveland 7 35 . Minnesota at Oakland 10 35 . Seattle at California 10 35 . Wednesday s games Detroit at Boston 1 05 . Chicago at Milwaukee. 2 35 . New York at Cleveland 7 35 . Texas at Toronto 7 35 . Baltimore at Kansas City 8 35 . Minnesota at Oakland 10 05 . Seattle at California 10 35 . National league monday s games a Burgh Ograbek 14-12 in 9-41 35 . Pittsburgh Drabek 14-12 at new York Good san Diego Hurst 15-11 at los Angeles Hershiser 15-154 35 . Philadelphia Howell 12-12 at Chicago Maddux 19-128 05 . Montreal , 16-7 at St. Louis Magrane 18-98 35 . Cincinnati Browning 15-12 at Houston Scott 20-108 35 . Tuesday s games Philadelphia at Chicago 2 20 . San Francisco at Atlanta 7 40 . Cincinnati at Houston 8 35 . Montreal at St. Louis. 8 35 . Los Angeles at san Diego 10 05 . Wednesday s games Pittsburgh at new York l35 . Montreal at St. Louis 1 35 . Philadelphia at Chicago. 2 20 . San Francisco at Atlanta 7 40 . Cincinnati at Houston 8 35 . Los Angeles at san Diego 10 05 . Saturday minors results a cult ass aaa triple a Alliance american association International league Denver 8, Buffalo 7 Iowa 16. Indianapolis 2 Oklahoma City 8, Louisville 4 Omaha 4, Nashville 2 Scranton Wilkes Barre 7, Rochester 6 Syracuse at Pawtucket ppd., Snow Columbus 4, Richmond 3 Tidewater 8, Toledo 7 class a Southern league Birmingham 9, Knoxville 3 Huntsville 5, Charlotte 1 Columbus 4, Greenville 3 Jacksonville 3, Chattanooga 0 Memphis 4, Orlando 3 class a California league Friday s results Stockton 8, Reno 4 Modesto 4, Salinas 3 Bakersfield 4, Riverside 1 san Bernardino 3. Palm Springs 2 Visalia 6, san Jose 5 Florida state league Dunedin 6, Charlotte 4 baseball City 5, Sarasota 3 St. Petersburg 8, Clearwater 1 Lakeland 10, Winter Haven 4 fort Lauderdale 7, Miami 6,12 innings Osceola 4. Vero Beach 1 St. Lucie 3. West Palm Beach 2 Midwest league Wausau 10, Appleton 1 Beloit 6, Rockford 5 Kenosha 8, South Bend 1 Madison 10, Clinton 3 Cedar rapids 5, Waterloo 4 Quad City 7, Burlington 6 Springfield 3, Peoria 0 South Atlantic league Spartanburg 9, Savannah 1 Columbia 8. Gastonia 5 Fayetteville 4, Myrtle Beach 1 Charleston Eva 6, Augusta 4 Asheville 19, Charleston so 6 Greensboro 6, Sumter 5 College baseball saturdays scores East Albany . 10-3, Middlebury 3-4 Amherst 3, Brandeis 2 Bentley 18-11, St. Michael 1-1 Cornell 3-7, Columbia 2-0 Dartmouth 11-4, Massachusetts 10-5 Mariner Brian Giles hits the dirt As Indian Carlos Baerga throws Over teammate Rafael Santana while turning two saturday. Frostburg St. 13-11, Catholic u. 4-0 Hamilton 12-6, Hartwick 1-8 Nichols 6-7, Worcester tech 5-1 rp111-5, Hobart 0-3 St. Anselm 6-5, Bryant 5-6 Springfield 6-3, Stonehill 3-7 South Alabama 2, Mississippi 0 Alcorn St. 11-14, Alabama St. 6-4 Auburn 15-0, Mississippi St. 5-13 Barry 21, St. Leo 9 Berry College 7-0, Maryville 2-7 Catawba 10-5, presbyterian 6-4 Citadel 8, e. Tennessee St. 1 Duke 16-7, Warren Wilson 9-0 Elon 7-3, Wingate 4-6 Florida into. 5. Baptist Coll. 3 a. Southern 8-12, Samford 0-0 Jackson St. 6-9, Mississippi Val. 5-1 Lenoir Rhyne 10-5, Mars Hill 7-3 Louisiana tech 3-5, Arkansas St. 2-7 Mcneese St. 4-2, be Louisiana 0-1 methodist 3-2, . Wesleyan 2-3 mount Olive 10-4, Belmont Abbey 0-0 Nicholls St. 10-8, Belhaven 9-1 North Alabama 3-5, Auburn Montgomery 2-1 North Carolina 9, Clemson 3 n. Carolina St. 9, Georgia tech 7 .-Wilmington 7-3, East Carolina 3-12 Nova 2, Spring Arbor 1 Palm Beach Atlantic 7, Flagler 3 Richmond 8-2, George Mason 3-0 South Alabama 8-7, South Floria 6-3 s. Mississippi 4-9, Louisville 2-2 so Louisiana 6-5, new Orleans 5-7 Stetson 10-2, Mercer 3-0  5-2, Livingston St. 1-5 a Carolina 5-17, Newberry . 4-2 William Carey 3-13, Spring Hill 0-3 Midwest Allegheny 12-8, Kenyon 5-12 Anderson 6, Marian 5 Anderson 9, Taylor ind. 2 Evansville 4-6, Butler 1-1  14-2, Valparaiso 2-1 Indiana 9-6, Michigan St. 3-7 Iowa 4-2, Michigan 0-1 Oklahoma 11-6, Nebraska 1-7 Purdue 7-7, Ohio St. 6-9 Saginaw Val. St. 3-12, Oakland Mich. 0-11 s. Illinois 9-4, Bradley 1-7 Wayne Mich. 3-0, grand Valley St. 1-1 w. Michigan 9-1, Ball St. 2-6 Wichita St. 11-0, Illinois St. 4-4 Wooster 6-4, Ohio Weslyn 0-5 Southwest Dallas Baptist 7-6, Oral Roberts 0-1 Houston 3-5, Baylor 2-4 Lamar 9, pan american 7 Northwood Texas 5-3, Concordia Texas 2-4 so Texas St. 9-4, Sam Houston St. 4-7 sul Ross St. 9-10, Howard Payne 1-5 Tarleton St. 15-18, Austin col. 5-1 Texas 6, Texas tech 2 Texas a amp a 10-13, Rice 0-5 Texas Arlington 2-4, Stephen f. Austin 1-1 far West Arizona St. 8, California 3 Brigham Young 8-10, Hawaii 4-10 Cal lutheran 3-13, Occidental 1-2 Fresno St. 2, us Irvine 1 master s 10, Biola 5 Oregon tech 3-6, Concordia 2-7 Pepperdine 5-14, . International 0-0 san Jose St. 6, Long Beach St. 1 Southern Cal Coll. 7-6, Point Loma 1-2 Stanford 9, Urcla 7 us Santa Barbara 8. Univ 4 Utah 5-3, Colorado St. 4-0 Washington 2-1, Gonzaga 0-2 Wyoming 7-15, air Force 5-4 track and Field Texas relays Austin Texas apr results saturday from the 63rd Texas relays race distances in meters unless noted men open 100�?1, Leroy Burrell Houston 10.22. 2, Ola Pade Adenike Texas i paso 10.31. 3, Darwin Hall Texas 10.42. 4, Greg scholars unattached 10.49. 5, Eric Smith unattached 10.61. 6, Glenn Johnson Texas 10.68. 7, Duane Ladejo Texas 10.69. 8, Andrew Smith unattached 10.70. 9. Verrill Young athletes in action 10.86. College 100�?1, Ronald Lloyd Barton cd. 10.39. 2. Robert Ligans Stephen f. Austin 10.46. 3, Dennis Mowatt. Blinn pc. 10.47. 4. Derrick Williams Odessa 10.48. 5, Damon West Northwest Louisiana 10.53. 6. Roland Barclay. Jackson St., 10.56. 7, Ronald Hancock Texas Arlington 10.62. 8, Ronnell Barclay Jackson St., 11.18. 110 hurdles�?1, Larry Moore Blinn 14.01. 2, 3 03.09. 2, Rice 3 06.43. 3, southwestern Louisiana 3 07.24. 4, Texas tech 3 07.45. 5, Texas 3 08,11.6, Ohio state. 3 10.88. Junior College 1,600 relay�?1, Sean Murray unattached 4 10.47. 2, Barton county 3 07.72. 3, Odessa 3 08.00. 4, southwestern Christian 3 09.14. 5. Ranger 3 12.23. 6, Eastern Oklahoma no time. 7, san Jacinto no time. 8, Butler no time. 1,600 sprint Medley relay�?1. Texas Southern Lawrence Arek Handra. Terrance Williams Joseph Malaye Maude ado3 15.37. 2 Baylor 3 16.81. 3, Rice 3 20.75. 4, Jackson state 3 22.16. 5, Kansas state no time. 6, Prairie View no time. Open High jump�?1. Hollis Conway. Nike International 7-4%. 2, Eddie Mcgill. Texas Southern 7-2%. 3, Jon Shelton unattached. 7-0%. 4, Curtis Rice. Barton cd 6-10%. 5. Mark Reed. Nike Houston to. 6-101/., 6, David Bedford. Abilene Christian. 6-10�?T/. College High jump�?1, Brian Brown Northwestern state 7-4 it. 2, Charles Austin Southwest Texas state 7-4%.3, Eddie Mcgill Texas Southern 7-3. 4, tie Jason Dudley Colorado Mark Cannon Ohio state and Tom Lange leu 7-1 pole vault�?1. Scotty Miller Texas 17-7. 2, Brandon Richards Baylor 17-5%. 3, Brad Darr Michigan 17-5%. 4, Steven Bridges. Illinois. 175%. 5. Bobby Shank Illinois. 17-0. 6, tie Mike Turner Texas tech. Brit Pursley Texas tech and Bill Payne. Baylor 17-0. Long jump�?1, Llewellyn Starks leu 26-3�?T/j. 2, Gordon Mckee Southwest Texas 26-1 i. 3. Joe Greene Ohio state 25-8%. 4, Ron Robertson Rice. 25-7%. 5, Nugent Cotton Texas Southern 25-7%. 6, Clyde Duncan jr., Houston 25-5%. 7. Marcus Hickerson Stanford 25-5%. 8. Ben Koech Blinn 25-3%. Shot put�?1, Jordy Reynolds Texas Christian. 60-%. 2. Steve Collier Texas a amp a. 60-0%. 3. Jack Trahan. Arizona 59-7%. 4, Roar Hoff Southern methodist 59-5%. 5, Kevin Toth Mcneese state 59-0%. 6. Brian Boggess. Stanford 58-8. 7, Brian Blutreich Urcla 58-6%. 6. Brian Kiser Purdue 58-3. Javelin�?1. Patrick Boden Texas 274-2, meet record previous record 271-11 Dag Wennlund Texas 1987. 2, Vince Labosky Kansas 240-1. 3, Arne Indrebo. Texas i paso 240-0. 4, Rodrigo Zelaya. Texas tech 225-3. 5, John Poole Texas 224-8. 6. Jeff Stuky Texas 224-5. 7, de Kaminsksi Arkansas 221-11. 8. Rocky Guidry southwestern Louisiana 215-2. Women 100 hurdles�?1, Rosa Baker Oklahoma state 13.46. 2, cinnamon Sheffield leu 13.49. 3, Michelle Freeman. San Jacinto. 13.51. 4, Che s l Dickey Texas Southern 13.52. 5. Dawn Owles leu. 13.85. 6. Lisa Wells. Texas. 13.93. 7. Pam Smith Northeast Louisiana. 14.07. 8, Angela Black Northeast Louisiana 14.32. 400 relay�?1. Barton cd Monique Everett Juliet Campbell Beverly Mcdonald. Cheryl phillips44.47. 2. San Jacinto 45.51. 3, Oklahoma. 45.69. 4, Northeast Louisiana 46.56. 5. Kansas state 46.57.6. Stanford 47.10. Open Long jump a 1, Terri Turner. Mazda track club 20-10%, meet record previous record 20-8%, Cynthia Henry unattached 1988. 2, Carol Lewis Santa Monica track club 20-9%. College Long jump�?1, Twilett Malcolm. San Jacinto. 20-1. 2, Angela Black Northeast Louisiana 20-7. 3, Dionne Rose Barton cd 204%. 4,  Smith Northeast Louisiana. 20-3%. 5, Raquel Andrews Prairie View a amp a 20-1%, 6, Billie Butler univ 19-8. 7, Tesla Bestar Odessa. 19-7%. 8, Sonya Robert Southwest Texas. 19-6. Greg Williams Texas a amp a 14.13.3. Jerry Douglas Michigan 14.25. 4, Arthur Smith Baylor 14.30. 5, Ray Kellman Texas 14.32. 6, Wendell Edwards Abilene Christian 14.33. 7, Tom Garrison Wyoming 14.40.8, Kevin Reid Oklahoma 14.76. 1,500�?1, Carson Hoeft. Minnesota 3 48.34. 2, Mike Skinner Arkansas 3 49.91. 3, Richard Schummer Texas san Antonio 3 50.06. 4, Sven Haug. Urcla 3 53.39. 5, Frank Hanley Arkansas 3 54.24. 6, Shawn Fitzgerald Minnesota 3 54.60. 7, Tim Keller Mississippi state 3 56.41. 8, Chris Scott. Blinn 3 57.89. Mile�?1, Sean Murray unattached 4 10.47. 2, Pat Picciano Nike 4 10.50. 3, Jon Warren Nike Texas 4 10.55. 4, Jacob bungee unattached 4 10.62. 5, Philliman Hanneck South Plains 4 10.80. 6, Mbarak Hussein Lubbock Christian. 4 10.83. 7, Daniel Azcona run Tex 4 11.35. 8, Greg Fuller unattached 4 10.62. 400 relay�?1, Texas Derwin Hall Duaine Ladejo Rey Ramirez Glenn Johnson 39.52.2, Texas Christian 39.58.3, Texas i paso 38.82.4, Arizona 40.10. 5, Texas tech 40.40. 6, new York tech 40.80.7, Northwest Louisiana no time. Junior College 400 relay�?1, Odessa Stan Finney Derrick Cunningham Devaughn be Nion Derrick williams39.91.2, Blinn 40.3/i 3, Barton county 40.70.4, southwestern Christian 40.71. 5, Eastern Oklahoma state 40.87.6, Butler county 41.29.7. Paris. 41.43.8, Ranger. 41.58. 3,200 relay�?1, Arkansas Kenny Gaston Dan Gabor Gilbert Contreras Robert bradley7 20.28. 2, Jackson state 7 21.80. 3, Kentucky 7 25.50. 4, Arizona. 7 27.32. 5. Kansas St. 7 30.22. 6. Texas 7 31.24. 7, Rice 7 32.56. 8, Houston 7 34.69. 6,000 relay�?1, Arkansas Brian Baker Eric Henry Johan Boakes Reuben Reina 15 14.65. 2, Stanford 15 23.46. 3. Rice. 15 29.22. 4, leu. 15 37.84. 6, Texas 15 36.23. 7, Northwest Louisiana it. 1,600 relay�?1, Baylor Daniel Fredericks Todd Thompson Tony Miller Michael Johnsonn a a govern Senjt �tat/tic<7 amp Niaj that Black Mem ate More my eur top a of Lum amp cancer because More Back. Men a Moke More Tak lu/4ite men. North Carolina state t head basketball Bowlin Aba Seagram Sonen Indianapolis a final urday from the $400,000 Aba Sal open at Woodland bowl with name to s coolers pinball totals games played in Nare Niht me owns Money and Stepladder final results Price 1, Ron Palombi jr., Erie a Dois ass a a 181 1$12,000. Arbor Mich., Stepladder finals game 1 Voss Del. Sullins 23fi i n Voss Del. Westlake 257-204 game i mama 2-def. Voss 182-157. Champions he Palms Quot Monacelli 269-205. Palombi Del. Local sports transactions saturday baseball american league Boston red sox optioned Tom Bolton and Eric Hetzel pitchers to Pawtucket of the International league. Purchased the contracts of Bill Buckner and Billy to Robidoux first basemen from Pawtucket. Chicago cubs agreed to terms with Greg Maddux Pitcher on a contract Extension through the 1991 season. Chicago White sox optioned Shawn Hisle was Pitcher to Vancouver of the Pacific coast league. Milwaukee Brewers purchased the contract of Paul Mirabella Pitcher from Denver of the american association. Moved Jim Gantner second baseman from the 21-Day to the 60-Day disabled list. Minnesota twins signed Terry Leach Pitcher to a one year contract. Optioned Chip Hale infielder and Mike Dyer Pitcher to Portland of the Pacific coast league. Montreal expose traded Andy Mcgaffigan Pitcher to the san Francisco giants Lor a player to be named later. Optioned Rich Thompson Pitcher to Indianapolis of the american association. Purchased the contracts of Mark Gardner and Brett Gideon Pitcher and Larry Walker outfielder from Indianapolis of the american association. Basketball Dallas Mavericks placed Brad Davis guard on the injured list. College army announced the resignation of Les Wothke men s head basketball coach. Clemson named Bill d Andrea athletic administrative assistant. Army boxing Vii corps championships Ansbach West Germany a results it cd i urday s Vii corps Novice and open  in Pion ships at Katterbach gymnast my 9 Chan Novice team scoring Augsburg 21, Nurnberg in Afi Sbach 17, a Schattenburg 14 Amund 6, Schweinfurt 5, Wurzburg 4 Stutson field2 stut ch0ls champi0n it a amp lae3? 13�5 shiv6rs a r6t Jack Leach Iso Jones pug a k Jones Schwein dec aug 56i 3rd a a a quotes abur9 a a it a a 165�?dave Parker ans dec. Al Choia Hinole Ini Bosch a a it 1 m 2nd Ames Jenkins n a Sci a Quot a Kehy it a Quot a Jones a Surg 7je.rey a Quot be au9s d6c or Quot open a a Goring Slu Ugan 18, Ansbach 15, a Schattenburg 10, Nurnberg and Schwabish Amund 6, Wurzburg 6. 132�?abel Rodriguez ans won by disa Over Gabriel Lopez stut 2 20 1st. 139�?andre Harvey. So dec. James Darvell w. 147�?albert love n ret. Edwin Delgado w 1 58 2nd. 165�?anthony White ans dec. Keith Randall n. 201�?bruce Baldwin ans dec. Clarence Den Berry so. Noteworthy All open champions and selected other boxers will take part in the Vii corps boxing Camp april 15-May 2 at a Liesheim to determine the corps Field for the army european championships May 3-6 at Hanau. Army racquetball army europeans Frankfurt West Germany a final results sunday of the army european racquetball championships held of Camp Eschborn men s open championship Oscar Gonzales Vii corps def. Larry metes key v corps 15-8.8-15,11-1. Third place Melesky def. Tom Mafnas Heidelberg 15-7. 15-11. Elimination play Mafnas def. Phil Eliana 21st taac0m 15-6, 15-7 Gonzales def. Melesky 15-5. 15-9 Eliana def. Robert Boss v 8-15.15-7,11-3 Mafnas def. Phil Pemberton 21st 15-10, 13-15, 11-4 Boss def. Larry Pitts Vii 15-12, 4-15, 11-5 Gonzales def. Mafnas 15-5, 15-2 loss def. Bedford Williams v 15-7, 15-13 Pemberton Del. Anthony Borden 21 of 15-11,15-5 Mafnas Del. Boss 15-6, 15-4 Borden def. Waldmar Ruiz v 10-15,15-10, 11-3 Pemberton def. John Williams v 15-4,15-7 Pitts def. Raymond Perez 21st 15-5,15-6 Williams def. Michael Mcguire Berlin 15-11,15-3. Menus seniors 35-39 championship Charles Stone 21 is def. William Hart Vii 1512.15-7. Third place Hart def. Charles Smith Vii 14-15,15-7,11-3. Elimination play Stone def. Hart 7-15. 15-5. 11-10 Smith Del. Steve Monroe 21st 15-12, 15-9 Monroe Del. Kenneth Loree v 15-8. 15-8 Smith de Harold Garron Heid 15-13, 15-7 Monroe Del. Escobar Hermino 7th army training come 4-15. 15-ij. 11-3 Hart def. Loree 15-12,15-3 Slone Del. Smtth 12-15,15-5.11-10. Men s masters 40 and older championship Craig Urban 21 of def. Lewis Washington m 15-11,7-15. 11-10 Washington Del. Urban 2-15, 15-8,11-9. Third place. Washington def. Stacey Halstead 21st 15-ib 15-12.elimination Pla Halstead def. Robert Richter v is Urban def. Washington 15-4. 9-15.11-7. Hal Sim def. Hernando Maxwell Vii 5-15.15-7, a amp ban Ter def. Robert Ingle v 13-2. 18�?~,5\. Uji Tead def. Richter 15-7, 13-2 Washington Del. Hattem 15-10, 15-7 Maxwell def. Charles ngh i at 15-7, 15-9 Ingle def. Wayne Williams a i 15-5,15 9. Women s open Susan Mears Vii Del Cynthia ,9�5ve7, 15-6,15-8 Mears def. Uptergrove 15-12. Third place a. Mears det. Rosemary Anderson 21st 15 11-4 a elimination play. 5.4. Mears def. Vivian Ronquez 2 so a 5 6 championship a 15. Linda Jones 21st def. Janice Chayt Heid i15-8