European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 31, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20 the stars and stripes thursday May 31,1990 scoreboard from Page 18 a Murray Reynolds Perry. Do los Angeles 2, Pittsburgh 1 lob los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 7. 2bslaught 2. Samuel Bonilla m. Hatcher j. Bell. So Reynolds 4. Of und Bream. In h r Erbb so los Angeles a Lenzuolo l. 4-4 4 i 66560 Gott % 00000 m. Maddux 1 21101 Perry 2 22112 Pittsburgh Patterson a 3-1 6vi 63306 Belinda 22200 Ruskin a 2 2v, 2 0 0 2 3 we in Lonzola Perry. T2 51. A10,252. Stolen bases All time leaders since 1900 number Lou Brock 938 Rickey Hondo son 893 Tycobb 892 Eddie Collins 743 Max Carey 738 Honus Ingnor 722 Joe Morgan 689 Bort 649 Tim in los 601 wll Llo Wilson 597 Maury wills 586 tuesday s leaders american league hitting batting average 124 at bats q a r h pet. Guillen Chi 42 143 19 51 357 Griffey Soa 48 187 32 64 .342 e. Martinez sea 43 152 25 51 .336 r. Hondo son Oak 41 151 37 50 331 d Parker Mil 40 152 17 50 .329 Puckett in 45 188 34 55 .327 carmo Coon 44 163 38 53 .325 Gladden min 43 173 30 56 324 a Davis son 45 165 25 53 .321 fielder do 47 189 31 54 320 hit Griffey. Seattle 64 Gruber Toronto 57 glad Den Minnesota 56 Lansford Oakland 55 puck Ott Minnesota 55. Double Puckott. Minnesota 15 Gruber Toronto 14 r. Henderson Oakland 14 Larklin Minnesota,13. Triple Brumley Seattle 4 Guillen Chicago 4 Phil lips Detroit 4. Home run Canseco Oakland 18 fielder Detroit 18 Gruber. Toronto 13 Mcgwire Oakland 12 grif Fey Seattle 10 Maldonado Cleveland 10. Run batted in Canso co Oakland 47 fielder Detroit 42 Grubor Toronto 40 Leonard Seattle 33 Maldo Nado Cleveland 32 Griffey. Seattle 31 Puckett Minnesota 31 Boll Toronto 30. Run Canso co Oakland 38 r. Henderson Oak land 37 Puckett Minnesota 34 Griffey Seattle 32 fielder Detroit 31 Yount Milwaukee. 31. Stolen Bate r. Henderson Oakland 22 Calderon Chi Cago 12 petals Texas 12 Canseco Oakland 11 sox. Now York 11. Pitching winning percentage named run average 5 decisions b Jones Chicago 6-0, 1.000, 1.54 Candela la. Minnesota 5-1, .833, 4.54 Harnisch Balti More 5-1, .833, 3.17 Clemens. Boston 8-2, .800 2.78 hug Moro Milwaukee 4-1, .800, 1.94 Petry Detroit 4-1, .800, 2.44 Stewart Oakland 8-4,.800,179. Strikeout demons. Boston 69 Hanson Seattle 60 Loary now York 55 m. Perez Chicago. 55ryan. Texas 54. Save d. Jones. Cleveland 16 Thigpen Chicago 15 Agullera Minnesota 13 Eckersley Oakland 13-schooler. Seattle 13. National league hitting batting average 124 at bats g a r h 38 156 35 62 .397 Dawson Cal 44 155 26 54 348 Larklin can 41 158 25 55 348 Alomar so 43 172 19 58 337 Sabotin 39 160 35 53 .331 Vansly kept 41 149 23 49 .329 t. Gwynnyd 44 172 28 56 .326 b. Hat Horcin 39 157 23 61 325 Dun Stochl 44 168 23 54 321 hit Dykstra Philadelphia 62 Sandberg Chicago 61 Alomar san Diego 58 Mcgee St. Louis 58 t. Qwynn. San Diego 56. Double Presley Atlanta 16 Dykstra Philadelphia 14 Joff Orlos new York 14 Wallesh Montreal 14 Sandborg Chicago 13 t. Qwynn san Diego 13 triple Coleman. St. Louis 4 Kruk Philadelphia 4 6tied with 3. Home run Dawson Chicago 13 Bonilla Pittsburgh 12 Mitchell san Francisco 12 g. Davis Houston 10 Sabo. Cincinnati 10 Wallach Montreal 10 rum batted in Dawson Chicago 43 Bonilla Pittsburgh 39 j. Carter san Diego 38 Bonds Pittsburgh 34 w. Clark san Francisco 33. Run Bonilla Pittsburgh 36 Dykstra Philadelphia 35 Sabo Cincinnati 35 Mcgee St. Louis 33 Bonds Pittsburgh 32. Stolen bae Coleman St. Louis 22 Samuel los Angeles 20 Raines Montreal 16 Yelding Houston 16 Deshields Montreal 14. Pitches winning percentage named run average 5 decisions Cook Philadelphia 5-0,1.000,2.61 Armstrong Cincinnati 8-1, .889,1.61 Heaton Pittsburgh 8-1, .889, 2.91 Drabek Pittsburgh 7-1, .875, 2.66 Harkey Chicago 5-1, .833,4.41. Strikeout Gooden new York 70 r. Martinez los an Geles 65 Viola new York 59 Deleon St. Louis 52 de. Martinez Montreal 51. Save r. Mcdowell Philadelphia 12 Burke Montreal 11 Myers Cincinnati 10 a. Smith Houston 9 Franco new York 8 Lefferts san Diego 8 my. Williams Chicago 8. Tuesday s minors triple a Alliance american association International league Omaha 6, Buffalo 5,14 innings Indianapolis at Scranton Wilkes Barre Ppd rain Iowa at Syracuse ppd., rain Pawtucket at Rochester ppd., rain Columbus 0, Oklahoma City 0, susp., 1st inning Louisville 1 -3, Richmond 0-5 Toledo 0, Denver 0, susp., 2nd inning Tidewater 2, Nashville 0 Pacific coast league Albuquerque 9, Edmonton 8 Vancouver 2, Calgary 1 double a Eastern league Harrisburg at Albany ppd., rain Canton Akron at Hagerstown ppd., rain London at new Britain ppd., rain Williamsport at Reading ppd., rain Southern league Chattanooga 5, Greenville 2 a Noxville 4, Memphis 0 Huntsville 5, Charlotte 2,10 innings Texas league Tulsa 3, Elpaso 2 Midland 6, Arkansas 5 san Antonio 2-1, Shreveport 1-7 Jackson 2, Wichita 1 single a California league a Losalla 3, Reno 2 Stockton 2, Salinas 1 Modesto 8, san Jose 5 Bakersfield 5-6, Riverside 2-4 Midwest league Appleton 8, Wausau 3 Kenosha 6, South Bend 3 Clinton 1. Waterloo 0 Cedar rapids 4, Madison 2 Peoria 6, Quad City 1 Burlington 9, Springfield 1 South Atlantic league Augusta 6, Savannah 5 Myrtle Beach 16-2, Charleston . 3-1 Asheville 6-2, Gastonia 0-3 Fayetteville 6-5, Greensboro 0-1 Charleston . 2-7, Spartanburg 1-4 Columbia 2-3, Sumter 1-2 College tournaments division i double elimination Atlantic at Coral Gables Fla tue Day Reiuitt Citadel 4, Miami Fla. 1, Citadel advances College world series double elimination at Omaha neb Friday game game 1stanford 56-10 is. Georgia South Ern 50-174 10 . ,.nq, 48-18 is Mississippi state 49-198 10 . Saturday game game 3lsu 52-17 is. Citadel 45-124 10p.m. Game 4oklahoma state 53-16 is. Fullerton state 36-218 10 . Sunday game game 5game 1 loser is. Game 2 loser 4-40p.m. Game 6game 1 Winner is. Game 2 Winner,8 10 . Monday game game 7game 3 loser is. Game 4 loser 4 10p.m. Game 8game 3 Winner is. Game 4 Winner,8 10 . Tuesday game game 9game 6 loser is. Game 5 Winner,4 10 . Game 10game 8 loser is. Game 7 Winner,8 1 . Wednesday game game 11game 6 Winner is. Game 9 winner8 10 . Thursday game june 7 by game 12game 8 Winner is. Game 10 Winner,7 40 . Friday game june 8 a game 13game 9 Winner is. Game 6 win Ner time Tea ii necessary. A game 14game 10 Winner is. Game 8 win Ner 8 10 ., if necessary saturday game june 9 a championship 1 . A game 13 necessary if game 9 Winner also wins game 11. If one game is played june 8 it will Start at 8 10 if two first will Start at 4 10 . A game 14 necessary if game 10 Winner also wins game 12. Zone game regardless of team records. Division ii double elimination at Montgomery Ala tuesday Reutt Jacksonville state 10, Tampa 8 Northridge state 18, new Haven 5 wednesday game game 9 Lewis 47-13 is. New Haven 30-44 30 . Game 10 Central Missouri state 37-17 is. Tampa 44-138 . Thursday game game 11 game 9 Winner is. Northridge state 38-214 30 . Game 12 Jacksonville state 40-9 is. Game10 Winner 8p.m. Friday game if game 9 Winner also wins game 11 game 13 game 7 Winner is. Game 12 win Ner 4 30 . If game 10 Winner also wins game 12 game 14 game 8 Winner is. Game 9 Winner,8p.m. Note if both bracket winners Are undefeated there will be no games Friday and the championship will be game 13 on saturday. Sei game game 13,14 or 15,3 naia double elimination at Lewiston Idaho tuesday results Auburn Montgomery 7, grand Canyon Ariz. 4, grand Canyon eliminated St. Francis Iii. 10, be Oklahoma St. 8 Lewis Clark St. 11, St. Rose . 3, to. Rose eliminated wednesday game game 16auburn-Montgomery 38-24 is. St. Francis Iii. 46-246 . Game 17se Oklahoma St. 36-18 is. Lewis Clark St. 48-1410 . Junior College world series double elimination at grand Junction Colo tuesday results game 11treasure Valley Ore. 8, Louisburg . 7, Louisburg eliminated game 12mesa, Ariz. 13, Normandale Minn. 11, Normandale eliminated game 13san Jacinto Texas 7, Seminole okla. 2 wednesday game game 14treasure Valley Ore., is. Seminol okla. Game 15san Jacinto Texas is. Middle Georgia thursday game game 16game 15 Winner is. Mesa Ariz. Game 17game 14 Winner is. Game 15 loser remainder of schedule to be announced College polls collegiate baseball esp Tucson Ariz. A the top 25 baseball teams in the collegiate baseball esp poll with records through May 27, Point totals and rankings in last week s poll. Points Are based on strength of schedule returning players voting by coaches sports writers and sports information directors record pts 52-10 499 1 2. Oklahoma state 53-16492 9 3. Leu 52-17 489 8 4. Fullerton state 36-21 489 8 48-18 475 15 6. Mississippi state 49-19 472 10 7. Georgia Southern 50-17 470 8. The Citadel 44-12 469 9. Arizona state 52-16 465 2 10. Florida state 57-15462 3 11. Southern Cal 40-22459 7 12. Miami Fla. 51-12 457 6 13. Texas 51-17455 4 14. Arkansas 47-15 454 5 15. San Diego state 49-2244820 16. Southern Illinois 49-14 445 11 17. South Alabama 44-20 441 18. Washington state 48-19 440 19 19-Ucla 41-2643625 20. Wichita state 45-19 433 13 21. North Carolina 51-14 429 12 22. Crelghton 48-22 417 27 23. Illinois 43-21 412 18 24. Houston 44-2341021 25. Loyola Mary mount 45-17 399 14 baseball America Durham . A the top 25 College baseball teams As determined by the staff of baseball America Magazine with records thro Ahmay 28 and last week s ranking. _ record 56-10 1 2. Leu 52-17 6 3. Oklahoma state 53-16 9 4. Arizona state 52-16 2 5. Southern Cal 40-22 7 6. Mississippi state 49-19 18 7. Florida state 57-15 3 8. Georgia 48-18 15 9. Fullerton St. 35-21 21 10. Texas 51-17 5 11. Georgia Southern 50-17 _ 12. Arkansas 47-15 r 13. Miami. Fla. 52-13 4 after 10 Pav in j fat mgr officials f Rookie Kyle tuner i vc10 in amp maybes a accept Ami pm f Vij Ujama to. We pay Voo of a of t 14. Southern Illinois 15. North Carolina 16. Illinois 17. San Diego St. 18. Washington state 19. Wichita state 20. The Citadel 21. Houston 22. Loyola Mary mount 23. South Alabama 24. Urcla 25. Creighton soccer record pro 49-14 10 51-14 11 43-21 49-22 48-19 45-19 44-12 44-23 45-17 44-19 41-26 48-22 12 22 17 14 16 13 19 23 major indoor soccer league championship Best of 7 tuesday s result Baltimore 7, san Diego 4, Baltimore leads series 1-0 thursday game san Diego at Baltimore 7 35 . Saturday game Baltimore at san Diego 10 35 . Monday game Baltimore at san Diego 10 35 . Wednesday game june 6 Baltimore at san Diego 10 35 ., if Essary Friday game june 8 san Diego at Baltimore 8 05 ., if necessary saturday game june 9 san Diego at Baltimore 7 35 ., if necessary Bowling lbt . Open Dearborn Heights Mich. A stand Ings tuesday after the fifth round of the Bowling proprietors association of America s $120,000 Seagram s coolers lbt . Open at satellite bowl with names hometowns and 40-game pin fall totals a denotes Amateur 1, Tosh Johnson Panorama City calif., 7-1, 9,022. 2, Dana Miller Mackle Australia 6-2,8,670. 3, Leanne Barretts Oklahoma City. 5-3, 8,589. 4, Jeanne Maiden Tacoma wash., 3-5, 8,406. 5, Aleta Sill Dearborn Mich., 2-6. 8,396. 6, Dede Davidson Southgate Mich., 4-4,8,315. 7, Robin Romeo Van Guys calif., 5-3,8,307. 8, Rene Fleming Oklahoma City 5-3, 8,286. 9, a Buffy Pryson Kalamazoo Mich., 3-5, 8,284. 10, Kim Terrell Daly City calif., 3-5, 8,275. 11, Mich Elle Mullen Matteson Iii., 7-1, 8,231.12, a Jackle Weir Englewood colo., 4-3-1,8,219. 13, a Candy Grich Sarasota Fla., 4-3-1, 8,214. 14, Nikki Gianulias Vallejo calif., 3-5, 8,198. 15, Cheryl Daniels Detroit 5-3, 8,185. 16, Linda Urbanek Humble tex., 5-3,8,108.17, Jeri Edwards Matteson Iii., 5-3, 8,104.18, sue Neidig Miami 3-5,8,023. 19, Debbie Mcmullen Denver colo., 4-4,8,008. 20, Leila Wagner Annapolis md., 2-6, 7,968. Local sports Tele 5 a a baseball Northern division w l pet. A Mainz 9 2 .818 Mannheim 92 818 Schwab sch Hall 4 6 1400 4 i Frankfurt 3 5 .375 4 i Giessen 1 10 .090 8 Southern division Stuttgart 8 1 .888 Augsburg 5 4 .555 3 bad Tolz 3 6 .333 5 Nurnberg 2 5 ,285 5 saturday result Mannheim 13, Giessen 1 Mainz 4, Schwa Bisch Hall 3 Stuttgart 10, Augsburg 7 sunday result Mannheim 8-13, Giessen 2-2 Schwab sch Hall 4, Mainz 3 Stuttgart 6-13, Augsburg 5-3 saturday game Mainz at Giessen 2 . Frankfurt at Schwab sch Hall 2 . Augsburg at bad to la 2 . Nurnberg at Stuttgart 2 . Sunday double header Giessen at Mainz 1 . Schwab sch Hall at Frankfurt 1 . Bad Tolz at Augsburg 1 . Stuttgart at Nurnberg 1 . Army soccer v corps East division u w l t of a 4 0 0 30 2 8 Giessen 220 9-12 4 Wil Flecken 220 7-18 4 Frankfurt 040 1-15 n West division Darmstadt 520 17-10 10baumholder 3 2 1 14-13 7 3 3 0 14-10 6 Mainz 221 3-11 5 Wiesbaden 040 1-18 0 saturday result Wil Flecken 6, Giessen 4 Darmstadt 3, Wiesbaden 0 bad Kreuz 7, Baum older 1 saturday game Frankfurt at Wil Flecken 9 30 ., City stadium Baumholzer at Mainz 1 . Wiesbaden at bad Kreuz 1 . Army softball v corps men eat division w l 5 3 625 Hanau 5 3 625 Frankfurt 2 2 .500 Giessen 3 7 300 wet div lion 6 2 5 Baum older Mainz bad Kreuz Darmstadt Wiesbaden .750 s -500 23 3 .500 2 4 6 .400 3 saturday game Wil Flecken is. Bad Kreuz at Derheim 1 Mainz at Wiesbaden 12 30 . Giessen at Frankfurt 12 30 . Darmstadt at Baum older 12 30 . Sunday game Kreuz at i Mainz is. Bad Kreuz t Derheim 12 30 p Hanau at Wil Flecken 1 . Giessen at Wiesbaden 12 30 . Frankfurt at Darmstadt 12 30 women eat Smilon w l pet. Go 2 2 0 0 0 0 wet division 4 2 Hanau Frankfurt Giessen a Wil Flecken .833 .500.000 .000 4 667 Wiesbaden 5 3 .625 Baum older 3 3 .500 i Mainz 1 5 .16? 3 Darmstadt 04 000 3 a dropped from league saturday game Mainz at Wiesbaden 11 Darmstadt at Baum older 11 Giessen at Frankfurt 11 Sunday s game Mainz is. Bad Kreuz at Derheim 11am Frankfurt at Darmstadt 11 Giessen at Wiesbaden 11 Tennis French open Paris a results wednesday from the $5.35 million French open Tennis tournament at Roland Garros stadium seedlings in parentheses men s singles second round Henri Leconte France def. Bruno Oresar Yugoslavia 6-4, 6-2, 6-1 Jim courier 13dade City Fla., def. Milan Grejber Czechoslovakia 7-6 7-36-1, 2-6, 6-2 Jordal Arrese Spain def. Fab Rice Santoro France 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2javier Sanchez Spain def. Pedro Rebolledo Chile 6-4, 7-6 7-46-2 Andre Agassi 3las vegas def. Todd Woodbridge Australia 7-5,6-1,6-1 Johan Anderson Australia def. Nuno mar ques Portugal 7-5, 6-3, 6-1 Andrei Chesnokov 8soviet Union def. Jean Philippe Leurian France 7-6 8-66-2, 6-0 Franco Davin Argentina def. Alberto Mancini Argentina 6-3, 5-7 7-5, 6-1 Nicklas Kulti Sweden def. Jakob Hlasek Switzerland 6-2,6-4,6-4. Roberto Azar Argentina def. Martin str Elba Czechoslovakia 3-6, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 Guillermo Perez Roldan 15argentina def. Andrei Cher Kasov soviet Union 7-5, 6-4, 6-3 Christian Bergstrom Sweden def. Tim Wilkeson Asheville ., 6-4,6-2, 6-1 Michael Chang 11placentia calif., def. Marc Rosset Switzerland 7-5, 4-6, 6-4,6-3. Men s doubles for to round Martin Davis Harbor Bay isly calif.,.and Ste fan Kruger South Africa def. Todd Nelson san Diego and Roger Smith Bahamas 6-4, 7-6 7-4 Tim Pawsat Santa Ana calif., and Tomas Smid Czechoslovakia def. Jared Palmer Largo Fla., and Diego Nargiso Italy 2-6,7-6 7-36-1. Shelby Cannon Gainesville Fla., and Kelly Jones san Diego def. David Engel and Tomas Nydahl Sweden 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 Michael Morten sen Denmark and Tom Nijssen Netherlands def. Scott Davis Largo Fla., and David Pate Las vegas 3-6,6-1.6-4. Jim Grabb Tucson Ariz., and Patrick Mcenroe Oyster Bay ., def. Royce Deppe and Byron Talbot South Africa 6-2, 6-4 Ken Flach and Robert Seguso Sebring Fla. 12def. Tomas Carbonett and Carlos Costa Spain 6-3, 6-1 Javier Frana and Christian Miniussi Argentina def. Carlos i Laura Peru and Marcelo Filip Pini Uruguay 5-7,6-0,7-5. Lui Matr def. Jerem Luiz matter Brazil and Diego Perez Uruguay pm Bates and Andrew Castle Britain 2 6, 6-2, 6-1 Goran Ivanisevic Yugoslavia and i i w i Wei u Ivai Koovit i Usu Viavia air Petr Korda Czechoslovakia 16def. Per Hen Ericsson and Nicklas Upgren Sweden 6-3, 3-6, 6 3 Joey rive fort Lauderdale Fla., and self Shi Ras Milwaukee def. Bruce Derlin new zealand and Fulwood Britain. 6-1,6-4. Rick Leach Laguna Beach calif., and Jim Pugh 1palos Verdes calif., def. Eduardo Masso Argentina and Marian Vajda Czechoslovakia 4-6, 6-0, 7-5 Brown Britain and Michlel schapers Netherlands def. Mansour Bahrami Iran and Eric Winogradsky 11france 6-7 3-77-6 7-26-4. Alexander Vronz West Germany and Greg Vanemburgh Holland Mich., def. Jerome Potier and Thierry Tulane France 6-4, 6-1 Josef cloak and Cyril Suk Czechoslovakia def. Brad Pearce Provo Utah and Richey Reneberg Houston 6 4, 6-7 2-76-3. Karel Novacek and Milan Grejber Czechoslovakia def. John Fitzgerald Australia and Anders Jarryd 3 Sweden 7-8 8-67-6 7-1 Charles Beckman Louisville. Ky., and Luke Jensen Ludington Mich., def. Ronnie Bathman and Richard Bai la 3 " Den m 4 8 7 6 ja80n Sottenberg an Todd Woodbridge Australia def. Darren Ca null and Mark Kratzman Australia 5-7, 7-5, 6-4. Women s singles _ _ second round Radka a Bubakova Czechoslovakia def. Maria Strandlund Sweden 6-1, 7-6 7-0 Andrea the a snarl. Hun 7-56-2hungary def. Rene Simpson Canada 6 7-5 6-2 Gabriela Sabatoni 4argentina def. Susan Sloane Lexington ky., 6-0, 5-7, 6-1., Camilla Benjamin Bakers Leld calif., def. Huna san Diego. 7-6 7-26-3. Wiltrud Probst West Germany def. Barbara Romano. Italy 6-2, 4-6, 7-5 Laura Lapi Italy def. Monique Javer Hillsborough Calif 6-1, 6-1 Sandra Ceca Honl Italy def. Sophie Kamlach Fra nce. 6-2. 6-1 Jan Novotna 11czechoslovakia def. Brenda Schulte. Netherlands 6-3, 6-1. Jordal Arrese Spain def. Fabrice Santoro France 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 Steffi Graf 1, West Germany def. Jennifer Santrock ., 6-16-2. Nathalie Herreman France def. Naoko Sawa Matsu Japan 6-1, 6-3 Nathalie Tauz iat 15france def. Sable Hack West Germany 6-2, 3-8,6-3. Nicole proves. Australia def. Elena Poulo a Buta Arla 6-4, 6-2 Conchita Martinez 9spain def. Pascale Etchemendy. France 7-6 7 1. 6-3 Kateryna male Eva 8bulgaria def. Donna Faber Bradenton Fla., 7-5, 6-1 Eva Sulg Trova Czechoslovakia def. Dinky Van rens Burg. South Africa 6-3, 7-5
