European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 2, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page 19 on track Seattle apr when the United states ran into the two Best a Amateur teams in the world it got downright ugly. But then it w As time for America to Trot out a pretty Good a a Amateur team of its own at the Goodwill games. The . Women a basketball team began its Goodwill tournament tuesday e Goodwill games night with a 94-70 Victory Over South Korea just two weeks after winning its second straight world championship. The . Dominated with size Speed defense and just Plain Talent they were to take it into wednesday night s round Robin game against the soviet Union. Also tuesday night the . Boxing team sent out six fighters including one of several potential pros 17-Ycar-old Oscar de la Hoya . National Champion at 125 pounds. 1 the . Baseball team rebounding from mondays 16-2 she lacking by at the hands of Cuba beat Canada 10-4 tuesday night for the Bronze medal As Cuba beat Japan 6-1 for the Gold. Basketball co Captain Teresa Edwards and Vickie Orr led five players in double figures with 15 Points each for the americans who held a 38-26 rebounding average. Woodard had 12 Points. Choi scored 27 for the koreans. Boxing through four Days of boxing the . Team is 16-8, including Victory in two of three matches against Cuba super heavyweight Larry Dornld stopped Wolfgang Haas of West Germany in the third round. But Eduard Escobedo the . Champion at .-01, a Iviree i Otuel decision to Vasile dmm-1 Rosie of Romania. A. I Here were seconds left when Donald pounded Haas into his thud America s Vickie Orr Powers her Way past South koreans Cho Mun i is tuesday. Standing 8-count, automatically stopping Yevgeniy Belousov of the soviet Union the bout. Stopped the reigning world 201-Pound Oscar de la Hoya the youngest Mem Champion Roberto Balado on cuts in her of the . Team had the crowd the first round. Belousov opened a Cut in the Corner of Balado a right Eye. When the ringside doctor stopped the fight Balado slammed his fists Ohio the upper rope and hollered modern jul Reid inn Ion Norwood of i Van "1v\.won he women s go d medal Villi >,288 Points my warn the 2-Kilomulen in. Was second m equestrian and lied ninth in the do octet swimming. Chanting his name in a spectacular performance in the 125-Pound division. The 17-year-old from East eos Angeles unbeaten in 31 lights battered South Korea s Lee. Sang Hun before the referee stopped if with five seconds remaining in. He fight. Ivan Robinson of Philadelphia also won a 4-1 decision Over Kiskor of bunyu a at 123 pounds. Cuba lost its first bom Olter Day. W heir. 1rom wire reports new York a one Day alter George Steinbrenner. Was permanently banned from running the Yankees by Lay Vincent the commissioner of baseball he officially designated his son Plank Stein Brenner As his successor. Yankees officials As Well As Steinbrenner and his son were warned in explicit terms by the commissioner that any and All could be expelled from baseball if the severe rest net ions against the elder Steinbrenner s further participation in the team s baseball mailers were violated. But Vincent declined t tuesday to say How he could Monitor communications Between father and s in. A i am going to assume compliance Quot the commissioner said. A while i cannot Tell you there in t some Prospect for both concern arid abuse i think we have taken every step available to us to assure there is Steinbrenner s baseball problems could carry Over a it affect his position As a vice president of the .-olympic committee. Soc president Robert Hel Miek said that the organization s executive committee will review Steinbrenner a status at its next regular meeting . 22 in Colorado spa mrs no. A when the. In and of a maim spurt m lilt 1 listed states so an individual has of perused Eim Louv to the Best. I crests Oltha Quot a a pm obviously we nun-1 he a Rev no earned a Lel Nneka Sani Al from Pago 17. Ovation when he walked to the dugout before the game and loudly cheered him throughout the evening. The Victory came in his 695th career Start and gave him a lifetime record of 300-267. He won his first game on april 14, 1968, with the new York mets. He became the first to reach 300 since Don Sutton achieved that goal in 1986. In other games tuesday Yankees 10, t igers 4 new York a Mark Leiter allowed eight hits Over 7 a innings in his first major league Start while Roberto Kelly clocked in two runs and scored twice. Loiter 1-1a 27-year-old his third major league Max Virance Ruck out Lour and walked Only i. Before v Fig relieved by Alan mails. Fri Les 6, Blue d. Is 4 b a Ben Mcdonald won third game As a Statter and 1 a Ripken hit a Thiee run Homer As bal a Mere completed its Best july since 1985 a beating i Oronto. I he loss dropped Toronto into a first Maee tie with Boston in the american league East and left the third place Orivs tour games Back. Baltimore which a the Best record m the \1 since the a Star break won i 7 of 2s in july. Red sox 7, w Hile sox 2 Boston a Tom Brunansky ended an 0-for-34 slump and Tony Pena a Ifor-23 slide with key hits in a four run second helping Boston beat Chicago a Brunansky and Wade Boggs had three singles apiece in a 14-hit attack that helped Rookie Dana Kiecker to even his record 4-4,. 8, indians 4 Cleveland a Danny Tartabull. Just off the disabled list hit two of Kansas City a five doubles and drove in three rims As the royals beat the indians. The royals Lead the american league with 211 doubles and they be hit at least one in 15 straight games. Angels 13, t wins 2 Minneapolis a Dave Winfield had two singles and drove in two runs to spark California s six run filth i Imp Ilie Angels buried Minnesota under a season High 2i hut attack. Winfield knocked in three run Meed and was one of Lour a Alfornia pcs it ers a a a a a a in tee hits lame , 1bid i Aud Kent a Durson also had truce eur s. Mariners 7, athletics 2 Oakland. Calif. A Bill n pitched eight shutout innings to w m i. Third tra Adil Start As Seattle tool. And. Enlace of Mike Moore s wildness. Since joining tin. Rotation Sadi 0-0 is 3-0 wit i a 1.2 j f a in tour Start. Despite the loss the athletics maintained their three game Lead must a Cago in the Arne can league West country clubs move refuses pea protest Birmingham Ala apr a civil rights group tuesday cancelled plans to protest the pea championship next week at Shoal Creek after the All White private club s Board accepted a Black businessman As an honorary member. Birmingham a Black mayor Richard Arrington also announced that another could become a regular Timber in the exclusive club if he meets Shoal creeks Normal membership requirements. A Region said the pea of America also will recommend to its boned that suture pea championships be held at cubs that do nol discriminate. I he Hoard is expected to ratify the Mim Medalion at a meeting next week. 1 he Rev. Joseph Lowery president of the Atlanta based Southern a Notum d. I a clip , called oif his civil fights groups pm an to protest the Ujita Namel. Who Wilt a Phi cd Zuj 9-12 at Tiv it j i g 1 o n said , i org d All other Pomps or v to Ian a i i a if Why were Pian Aing 11j Proie t. A i n out a said i Ouis Wilio was i.,ii Honor ,. I,.h ill her of Shoal Tel in a a Rdo Willie is an in Suwanee company executive who is Active m civic projects m Birmingham the civil rights group Spur cd by a statement by Sli Oai Creek s founder that the club would not ire pressured into accepting Black mesh cos had planned to Post pickets at Shoal Creek South of Birmingham. During the pea one of the four majors on the pro Lour. But the Rev. Abraham Woods local Sec president said a Lew hours Bro in the news Coil Creuse that a it seems As d we May be aide to Pul this Ihu a Helm d . All Endig the news Cor Sci t m e along Angom a in i Here Lim a w ? Ley hide. I j 11 v c of i k. I i do ams ii a. And hdm Pittman Seoul Oak pc Sidime. s of Oil i i r., begun when Iwu idea Hall said n june that or. Me would nol Loree it it ii i k member or led m a. Rial major my Pames say my Lluy Wen withdrawing Devi sum Ommer i i a is used d Surpig ton i in v t a least s. 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