European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 24, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 a a a the stars and stripes Friday August 24,1990 by the associated press Eric Dickerson did t want to play for the Indianapolis Colts now the Colts arc getting ready to play without him. A a we a love to have him but the fact is theft with his hamstring injury there a a Cloud of uncertainly and we have to go on a coach Ron Meyer said wednesday of of Roundup his Star running Back who reported to Camp two weeks ago Only to flunk a physical. A a that a the hand we re dealt so we be got to go on and win games without him. Rookie Ken Clark and second year Man Ivy Joe Hunter have been playing at Dickerson a spot along with Albert Bentley a 1,000-Yard rusher before the Colts obtained Dickerson in 1986. The Colts also arc High on Rookie fullback Anthony Johnson a second round draft pick from notre Dame. A i feel Good about the four backs we have really Good a Meyer said. A i done to think any of them arc great backs but i think they epitomize the work ethic. I think they epitomize unselfishness they each Block for one another they re fairly Good runners and fairly Good  Dickerson a six time pro Bowler is seventh on the a Fly Sall time Rushing list. A a he a looking better but he just Isnit Well a or. Thomas Parr said of Dickerson. A a he a improving daily. He a Strong and physically fit but he a still  in other Camps a Houston oilers a the misnamed run and shoot offence with its pass first and run last philosophy already has its first casualty in sore armed Houston quarterback Warren Moon. Moon said wednesday that he has a sore Arm the result of injuries and holdouts that left the oilers undermanned in Camp and left him doing the bulk of the passing. He has t thrown at All since going 5 for 13 in a 13-10 loss to the new York giants saturday. A we were Short on quarterbacks so i Haven to been t a a % 4 t things Haven t fallen into place so far in 1990 for injured running Back Eric Dickerson of the Indianapolis Colts. Ups Able to take any time off a Moon said. A going out there every Day made it worse. I spent an entire month throwing every Day. Because in be kept overworking it the Muscles Are a Little strained. In be had the problem before every year but in be been Able to take off and let it rest in  a Green Bay packers a Bob Woolf agent for holdout quarterback Don Majkowski presented a reduced contract request to the Green Bay packers in an Effort to a abridge our  Woolf said Only that the proposed multiyear contract would pay Majkowski who was selected to the pro bowl after guiding the packers to a 10-6 record last season about $2 million a year. The new offer is substantially Tower than a 5-year Deal a Majkowski a agents first proposed that would have paid the fourth year quarterback about $2.8 million a year. A Washington redskins a the redskins traded a fourth round 1991 draft Choice to the Pittsburgh steel cars wednesday for defensive end Tim Johnson a t h rce Yea r Veteran who had been hoi d ing of t. A new York giants a new York Cut the number of its holdouts in half by signing com crack Mark Collins and nose tackle Erik Howard two of for starting defensive holdouts. Thai left the right Side of the defense a All pro linebacker Lawrence Taylor and defensive end Leonard Marshall a still out of Camp. Both Are in the final y ear o f t Hei r deals by i a re seeking to re n ego Lia to. A los Angeles rams a offensive tackle Jackie Slater ended his 28-Day holdout and reported to the rams training Camp. A Phoenix cardinals a Phoenix signed its last holdout second round draft Choice Anthony Thompson to a contract. He is expected to be in Camp thursday. A Cincinnati bengals a wide receiver Tim Mcgee began workouts after ending a 26-Day contract holdout and coach Sam Wyche said he will play in Friday nights game at new England. Mcgee in his fifth season with Cincinnati signed a contract  from Page 21 Frey 5-2 to Start the inning was sacrificed , and came Home on Butler s bunt toward the Pitcher s Mound. Sieve Bedrosian 6-7 pitched two shutouts innings of three hit Relief. Scott Garrelts who struck out a career High. 10, allowed five hits. Braves 2, cardinals 1 St. Louis a Tony Castillo Jeff Parrel l and Kent Meeker combined on an eight hitter As Atlanta won a series at Busch stadium for the first time since 1987. Castillo 4-1making his third major league Start held St. Louis to five hits in five plus innings. Parrell gave up three in 2l/i innings and Meeker finished up for his third save. Dodgers 3, Phillies 2 los Angeles a Stan Javier a sacrifice Fly with the bases loaded in the ninth inning gave los Angeles the Victory. With one out reliever Joe Hoever 24 walked Hubie Brooks who moved  on a hit and run single by Mike Scioscia. Roger Mcdowell came on and mishandled Mike Sharperson a bunt and threw wildly to first loading the bases. Javier lofted a in to Lei to Liegler John Kruk whose one Bounce throw was wide of Home. Catcher Darren Daulton lunged Loo late As Brooks Slid past. Jint got 2-21 pitched a i Iless ninth for the Victory. A. From Pago 21 lies. Loser Teddy Higuera 7-6 gave up six hits and four runs in 8 a innings Yankees 4, Blue jays 2 new York a Roberto Kelly Hom ered and doubled and drove in three runs and Andy 1 Lawkins 4-10 scattered seven hits in 8�?~a innings As new York won a season High sixth straight game Kelly went 7 for 14 with three doubles a Home run and three stolen bases in the sweep. He hit an rib double to Cap a two run second inning and hit a two run Homer his 11th, for a 4-2 Lead in the fifth. Dave Righetti got the last two outs for his 27th save. John Cerutti 8-9 lost in his first appearance since aug. 10. He gave up All four runs and six hits in 4 a innings and yielded a Home run for his 10th consecutive Start. Royals 6, twins 2 Kansas City to. A Tom Gordon scattered seven Hils for his fourth straight Complete game and Jim Eisenreich and Mike Macfarlane drove in two runs apiece As Kansas City handed Minnesota its eighth straight loss. Gordon 9-9 struck out nine to match his season High l Oser Scott Erickson 34 gave up five runs and seven hits in 2 i innings. Kansas City snapped a three runs in the thud. One 2-2 tie with run scored on Eisenreich a groundnut another Oil second baseman Nelson Liriano s throwing error and the third on a single by Macfarlane who homered in the second inning. George Brett singled Home a run in the seventh to move past Johnny Bench into 39th place on the All time rib list with 1,377. Rangers 5, mariners 4 Arling Ion Texas a Nolan Ryan Shook olt Early trouble and earned his 301 is Victory on his fourth try. Ryan 12-6 had a no decision and two losses after his 300th Victory on july 31 in Milwaukee. He passed Early Wynn and lefty Grove for i St place on the All time Victory list. The 43-year-old Rya a gave up four runs a three earned a and five hits in seven innings striking out five and walking two. Kenny Rogers pitched the eighth and Brad Arnsberg worked the ninth for his fourth save. Athletics 7, White sox 1 Chicago a Oakland righted itself after a three game skid As Bob Welch won his 21st game and Willie Randolph had three hits including a triple. The a s had lost three games off their Lead in the american league West in the previous three Days but restored their margin to 5 a games. They had dropped five straight to the White sox. Welch 21-4 yielded four hits in seven innings. He lost his shutout bid in the seventh on a pair of two out walks and Sammy Sosa s double. Loser  Perez 11-11 went 5 a innings and gave up six runs a five earned a and 10 hits 49ers a tackle plays hardball with parents Rocklin Calif. Apr san Francisco 49e s tackle Steve Wallace wants to Stop the checks even if doing so leaves his parents out on the Street. Wallace Sam a notarized letter to his parents mortgage company in May saying he refused to pay the $l,426-a-month payment on the House he bought for them near Atlanta four years ago the san Francisco chronicle and the Francisco examiner reported. He notified his parents with a letter that read a Mother father Here is the notice from the mortgage company. The House will soon foreclose. Sorry. Take care. Steve w  t h a t note p to m Ted Napo i to n a and mar Ion Wallace Steve s parents to file suit against their son on july 3 in Dekalb county a Superior court in an Effort to keep the payments coming. Wallace has filed a counter suit alleging that his parents have harassed him. A Wallace will receive a $465,000 salary this season. 1 in concedes the payments on his parents Home could fit into his budget. �?�1 done to think it a Sll kill me. Because 1 love my parents and i want to make the time we have on this Earth enjoyable a w Allace said. "1 done to want anything from their the Only tiling i want ii to let me live my life and Slop hanging