European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 30, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 a a the stars and stripes monday april 30,1990 Mercedes finish 1-2 at Monza Monza Italy apr West German Fin Mercedes cars finished first and second sunday for their second straight Victory in the 1990 world sport prototype championship. Mauro Baldi of Italy alternating at the wheel with Jean Luis Schlesser of France drove a Mercedes to Victory completing the 297.6-mile race in 2 hours 17 minutes 11 seconds at an average Speed of 130.530 Mph. Baldi who led from the Start to the finish said he almost ran out of fuel in the final laps. A it was a difficult race which caused us great problems of consumption a Baldi said. �?o1 have won on the Home track at last. Its my first Victory in Monza and i am  Jochen mass of West Germany severely delayed by a collision with another competitor during the first Lap staged a sensational comeback from 30th place and finished second in another Mercedes. Mass who teamed with Karl Wendlinger of Austria was 18 seconds behind the winners. Martin Brundle of Britain and Alain Ferte of France were third in a Jaguar 27 seconds behind. Brundle lost second place to mass during the last Lap of the race held in sunny weather at the Monza Auto Rome the traditional track of the italian formula one grand prix. Sundays Victory following a 1-2 finish in the opening championship race in Suzuka Japan gave Mercedes a commanding Lead of 18 Points in the Overall standings. Nissan and Jaguar were tied in second place with four Points. Hearns Byda Geraffo Atlantic City . Up a after eight Dull rounds Thomas Hearns dropped Michael Olajide in the ninth and survived a furious finish saturday night to win a unanimous 1-2-round decision in their super middleweight bout. Hearns won by scores of 120-107 119-110 and 119-107 before 5,420 in the first fight at the Taj mahal hotel and Casino. Hearns who weighed the division limit of 168, improved to 47-3-1 with 38 knockouts and retained his lightly regarded world boxing organization title. Olajide 166 1-2, fell to 27-3. After eight lacklustre rounds Hearns initiated a wild ninth by dropping Olajide with a right to the head seconds into the round. Olajide was up at the count of seven then retreated to the ropes. Hearns landed 34 unanswered punches before Olajide countered with a left Hook that backed him off. The barrage seemed to leave Hearns weary although he rocked Olajide with another right against the ropes. Olajide countered with a left Hook and drove Hearns to the ropes with two rights. Hearns fired Back with a flurry and the two traded fierce blows until the Bell. Super middleweight Champ Thomas Hearns exults after beating Michael Olajide. Olajide carried the 10th round with several solid rights to the head but he was shaken up by a double left Hook in the 11th. Hearns danced away in the final round although both fighters landed a few solid punches. On the under card Hearns stable mate Michael Moorer of Detroit improved to 20-0 with 20 knockouts by knocking Mario Melo of Argentina Flat at 1 52 of the first  noses out Faldo . Wins longer on 6-under 66 Madrid Spain apr australians Rodger Davis shot a 6-under-Par 66 sunday to win the Spanish open by one shot Over three players including masters Champion Nick Faldo and West Germany a Bernhard Langer. Davis second to Langer by a shot after a 66 in last weeks Madrid open wound up with an 11-under 277 and held off late challenges from Faldo Langer and australians Peter Fowler. Faldo closed with a 65, Langer a 68 and Fowler a 69 at the Par-72, 7,047-Yard club de Campo course in Madrid. Stephen Mcallister of Scotland was fifth at 280. Third round co Leader Steve Bowman shot a 72 to tie for sixth place with spaniards seve Ballesteros Jose Maria Olaza bal and Yago Beamont. Davis who earned $82,500, hit a 1-Iron within 15 feet on the Par-5 seventh Hole and Eagle the Hole to make the turn 33. He then ran off birdies on the 12th, 13th and 14th holes knocking in a 20-footer on the 13th. A a in be been playing very consistent and played very solid today a Davis said. A i suppose the key to the round was the Way i played the Par-5 holes. Three birdies and an Eagle Isnit  Faldo birdied the last three holes to give him six birdies in route to a 30 on the Back nine. A after the first nine holes when i was 4-under, i said to myself if i can shoot 5-under on the Back nine i would have a Chance. Then All of a sudden i looked up at the scoreboard and Davis was 11-under,�?� Faldo said. Davis standing on the 17th tee said he heard the big Roar by the gallery on 18 when Faldo holed out. A i knew then he had gone to 10 under a Davis said a but i was More worried about Langer and Fowler catching  Lanier started slowly and played the front nine in Par before making Birdie on four of five holes beginning with the 12th. A missed 8-foot putt for Birdie on no. 18 Cost him a playoff with Davis. 5th in Row Bern Switzerland apr the United states beat Norway 4-1 sunday to Clinch fifth place in the world hockey championships. The americans fifth straight Victory a their longest winning Streak in 57 world hockey years in these championships a gave them an unbeatable 10 Points in the four team relegation Pool with one round left Australia s Rodger Davis. Masters Par-5s Mainz batters Giessen in a a twin Bill Giessen a Mainz simply Pum Meled wingless Giessen 13-7 and 14-5 sunday. Espada Daldo cranked a three run Homer and Bill Dickmann clouded three his and the duo each had three runs batted in in the first game. Kirt Patrick picked up the win after replacing Joe Moto in the third inning. Berry Reeve tossed the final inning to get a save. Justo Guerra went 3 for 4 and has three Bis for Giessen while teammate Ken Fisher went 2 for 3 and drove in two runs. Mainz continued the rampage in game two As William crisper cracked a grand slam in a five run second inning. Angel Vasquez generated three hits at four at bats and pushed in three runs for the victors. Mainz is 3-1, while Giessen stumbles to 0-3, having lost 7-6 to Mannheim on saturday. In another a a twin Bill on sunday Ausburg swept bad Tolz 10 and 5-2, As the a so Barry Clark tossed a 1 hit shutout in the opener. Scott Cameron got the win in the Nightcap fanning 10 and clubbing two doubles. It was the Best showing by the americans in the worlds since the 1985 tournament when they made the medal round and placed fourth in Prague Czechoslovakia. Its the longest . Winning Streak in he world championships since 1933, when the americans beat Canada 2-1 at Prague twin the Gold  a i tried to use it As an incentive before the third period a said Tim Taylor Hea coach of team Usa. A your general manager came Down in the locker room told me about  we had a pretty lacklustre per Tor Man Taylor said.  Norway played better than we did tonight but our goal ending and defense Spelle  the los. Placed sixth last year seventh in 1987 and sixth in Enon m Ivy Anu was no world championship in 18 a the three first  goals were scold by nil players a Jeff Norton of t new York islanders Paul .n�?o0f the Calgary flames and Kevin Stevens the Pittsburgh penguins. R Vad. Greg Brown from Boston Colleg the final goal