European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 21, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 20 a the stars and stripes sunday october 21,1990tex suddenly without his we Abby Dave Goldberg a football writer if Tex Schramm had lived a Century ago he would have been . Barnum. In 1990, being like . Barnum got him sent off to retirement. It May not be Early retirement but it could be premature. The 70-year-old Schramm was fired last week As the head of the world league of american football and replaced by Mike Lynn the 54-year-old vice president and general manager of the Minnesota Vikings. Lynn is reportedly on his Way out of the organization in an ownership dispute and the nil does nothing if not take care of its own. Schramm knows that As Well As anyone since he was one of the a Fly a own when he was fired by the Dallas cowboys. But beyond that is a conflict Between Schramm who was turning the incipient Olaf into his own toy and the nil owners who were looking at it As some sort of developmental league. Schramm wanted four teams in Europe a 12team league with perpetual no huddle offences radios in helmets and Many of the innovations he envisioned As the longtime chairman of the a Fly a Competition committee. In the Long run perhaps he wanted something to Challenge the nil for players just As the Usel the Wal and other leagues had tried to  what the nil owners envision is a smaller eight or 10-team league with just two in Europe that will be used to develop players not quite ready for prime time. The Usel proved that can be done with the likes of Sam Mills Richard Johnson Maurice Carthon and others that the nil computer spit out. Schramm the Man named a a Texas who was bom in California and made his Fame in Dallas should be remembered for everything he brought to the nil. Without him it would hardly be what it is today. He is Best known for 29 years As the autonomous president of the cowboys the Man who brought us americans team the cheerleaders and Texas stadium. But he also spent 10 years with the los Angeles rams a giving a Young Public relations Man named Pete Rozelle his Start in the nil a and a crucial three with lbs learning the intricacies of wedding football and television the marriage that has brought the nil $3.64 billion Over the next four years. The Blunt spoken Schramm has taken hits for his attitude toward his players a a the told us that the players were transients and the owners were the stewards of the game a Union chief Gene Upshaw said during the 1987 strike. But its not that he does no to have a social consciousness. In 1948, As general manager of the rams he signed tank younger from Grambling the first player taken from a predominantly Black College. A year later he drafted Dan Towler the first Black player drafted by the nil. In the almost All White nil that was Radical but Schramm was concerned with just one thing a he knew they could play football. Back in the mid-�?T70s, when games were degenerating into 12-9 Field goal kicking contests Schramm was behind the liberalization of the blocking and pass coverage rules that helped open up the passing game and thus the offence. Done to expect Schramm to fade off into the Sunset now. A couple of years ago while deep sea fishing off the Florida coast he was asked Why not retire to his boat rather than Deal with the 3-13 cowboys and what turned out to be the Sale of the team to Jerry Jones that Cost Schramm his Job. A i like to be Busy a he said. Last thursday having been deposed by the Olaf he found himself out of football and a Job. A a it was the first Day of my life i Ever woke up without any responsibilities without the responsibilities for someone else As Well As myself a he said giving the impression that he particularly did no to like it. Would he retire now a a in be been Lucky a he said a a in be been Able to do what i always wanted to be Able to do. I love being in the Arena a he thought for a minute then added a maybe ill find a new Arena to  from Page 18 12. Saloci Nakajima Japan Tyr Roll Ford 1.41.078, 13. Johnny Herbert Britain Lotus Lamborg Honl 1.41.558. 14. Mauricio Gugelman Brazil Loylon Judd 1.41.898. 16. Eric Bernard France Larrousse Lamborghini 1.41.709. 18. Pier Lull Martini Italy my Nard Ford 1.41.964. 17. Nicola a Arll Italy uglier Ford 1.42.339. 18. Emanuelo Pino Italy Dallare Ford 1.42.381. 19. Gianni mortal Dell Italy my Nard Ford 1.42.364. 20. Philippe allot France uglier Ford 1.42.593. 21. Michele a Boriolo holy arrows Ford 1.43.610. 22. Andrea de Vasaris Italy Dallara Ford 1.43.647. 23. Timor Rouillard Franco Osella Ford 1.43.762. 24. Alex Caff holy arrows Ford 1.43.887. 25. Bertrand Grochol Belgium Coton Bosworth. 1.45.393. 28. Yannuck Dalmas France age Ford 1.48.326. 27. A Briolo Tarq ulna Italy. Age Ford 29.56,038. By ale o 17 48. Girfen team scoring Fulda 15, bad Kreuz Nach osterholz incomplete 1, Jenny Bece Vacti f 2, Leanne Rios f 3, Amy Bacevich of 4, Cheit Kurtz Ltd 5. April Freidhof c 6, Meridith Arnold f 24 54. Brussels quadrangular Boye team scoring Hahn 27, St John s 48, Bonn 60, Brussels incomplete 1, Chris Dewing s 2, Shane Hobrecht h 3, Marco Gardes h 4, Shawn Parham by 5.w local sports prep Tennis Central european championships Nordenstedt Germany a final results saturday in the Dodds Central european Tennis championships at the Vitis Tennis cell or seedlings in parentheses boys singles final Christian von sle Vors 8shape Dof. Chris Foulk 3patch 6-4,7-5. Final standings�?3, Jorg Haf Fror accent 4, Man Mcqueen berlins Pony Olson Frankfurt 6, Jonathan Edwards Wiesbaden. Girls singles final Stephanie Seddon Brown 1international school of Brussels Dof. Alia raffoul 2kaiserslautern 6-1, 8-2. Final standings-3, Mary Mcqueen. Berlin 4. Angle Pabol Ste Wiesbaden 5, Nanna Jurgens accent 6, Mont tip Morris we Brocken. Boys doubles Al nil Roger Smith make Williams Wurzburg def. Lay by Travis Burgess Mannheim 6-4,6-3. Girls doubles Al nil Emy Nakajima Laura Lindner Berlin Del. Gina  Foelker Kaiserslautern 2-6,7-5,6-2 a town Rolirod after a Ronsel injured her left knee while diving for a return. Team standings big schools Wio Badon 20, Kaiserslautern 19, Patch 181 Small schools Berlin 26. Is 19, shape 16w conference champions Aaan we Escadon and Wurzburg boys 6-1 Hel Dolberg girls 6-0. Aah Patch boys 6-0 Haney girls 6-0. A North osterholz boys 5-0 Berlin girls 5-0. A South Ulm boys 4-1 Munich girls 5-0. Bono nor accent boys end girls both 6-0. Prep Cross country 3.1 Miles Karlsruhe triangular boys team scoring sum Holder 37, Berlin 38, Kart-ruhe46, 1, Donnie Jenkins Ber 2, Dale Towery k 3, Rocky Jimenez Bourn 4. Donny Davis Ber 6, Mike Masterman k 6, Keith Pratt Baum 7, Mike Otjen Baum 8, Jon Stratman Baum 9, Ken Gong of k 10, Tom Dorsey Ber 17 19 course record old Mark 17 41 by Chr to Marvin of Borin in 1968girls team scoring begun 25, Baumhower 30, Karlsruhe incomplete. Win Jamieson to 6, Craig Downing h 7, Kyle Glide Well s 8. Mike loft Efman h 9, John Bosworth to 10, Aaron Parham by 16 20 course record old record 16 34 by Dewing in 1990. Gurte team scoring Hahn 23, Bonn 34, St John s and Brussels incomplete 1, Tracy los to 2, Teri Duthler h 3, Nora por it Tynen s 4, Sample Dennis s 5, Amy Uhlyk h 6, Mary telling s 7. Kim Murphy h 8, Kelly Jamieson to 9, Christa Loffelman h 10, Jenny Youm to 18 09 course record old record 19 16 by Losi in 1989shape meet team scoring Shae 49, Paris 60, accent 61, is 67, Oesterberg incomplete. 1, Joachim Rombaut so 2, Paul Deckard so 3, gory Tavolaro p 4, Peter Elton a 6, Tore a Kunnes i 6, Jolt Kirsten a 7, Patrcik Aubin p 8, David Mathias i 9, Lewis Rena p 10 Polart Marx so 17 13. Girts team scoring accent 27, shape 2b, is and Oesterberg incomplete. 1, Carole Bienfait i 2, Jaime Vanderloo a 3, Marina Swantek so 4, Wendy stretch so 5, be Gurte. Team scoring Ramsten 26, Heidelberg 43, Kaiserslautern 62. 1, Renae Osborne r 2, Julio Burkhart k 3, Jennifer Schulz h 4, use Lucas Ltd 6, Jessica Rullo r 6, Margaret Martinez r 7, merrily Cheatham k 8, Denise Shaw h 9, Jennifer Kuzma h 10, Jessica Neu r 21 54. Wurzburg triangular Bays team scoring Frankfurt 31, Wurzburg 33, Wiesbaden 61. 1, Mike Daniels to 2, Weldon Thompson Ben Wellert a or Clark i Niwo f 8, Chip Seyfried Wes 9, Wales 10, Aron Katzoff Zwies 17 30, team scoring Wiesbaden 18, Frankfurt 41, Wurzburg incomplete. 1, Spring Hale wies 2, Natalis Dyroff we 3, Heather Llano Wales 4, Michelle Hamm f 6, Patricia Guzman Wales 6, Jeanette Smith wies 7, Zelia Mccall wies 8, Evelyn Kapell f 9, Laura Everett wies 10, Jennifer Bryan f 21 an. Hanau triangular Boye team scoring Blob org 19, Hanau 38, Giessen 60. A i Derrick Phillips bit 2, Eric Van Zee bit 3, Antonio Pena Han 4, Kevin Phillips bit 5, Chris Allen bit 6, Tony Hall Han 7, Jaime Martinez Bil 6, Andrew Johnson Han 9, Brandon Gordon Han 10, Tom Winka Specht bit 18 01 course record old record 18 55 by Pena in 1990. Gurte team scoring Hanau 22, Blob org 38, Giessen 78, 1, Adriana Lesseur Han 2, Stacy Simmons 3, Regan Jones Han 4, Denise Perez Han 5, Leslie Clark bit 6, Tara Soland Han 7, Donna Dasilva Bil 8, sharia Case Han 9, Nicole Kem a t 10, Cara Reisch Gles 24 06. Mannheim triangular boys team scoring we Brocken 23, Mannheim 49, Stuttgart 57. 1, Thad Evans s 2, Paul Harbison z 3, Jason Kahne z 4, Travis Johnson z 5, Charles nay m 6, Kim Darnell z 7, Jason be pub m 8, Paul Dawson 9, Eric Newton m 10, Tom Dawson s girls Rai Quot Masai i is. 7, Mike team scoring we Brocken 20, Stuttgart 41, Mannheim incomplete. 1, Charmelle Green z 2, Deanne Wheeler s 3, Michelle Leno z 4, Shannon Levelle z 5, Becky Dorris z 6, Geannine Kane s 7, Tiffany Stith z 8, came Hartz z 9, Tosh Lopez z 10, Erin Thornton s 19 57. Augsburg triangular Boye team scoring Vilseck 25, Ansbach 34, Augsburg incomplete. 1, Mike a Wiburg ans 2, Tim Towner ans 3, Jeromy Parker v 4, Darby Nielson v 5, Rafael Pavwoski v 8, Drew Schnabel v 7, Mike Keck to 8, Tom Mcbride Ana 9. John Deni aug skip Miller v 18 19. Girls team scoring Augsburg 23, Vilseck 33, Ansbach incomplete. 1, Delphine Rose aug 2, Tracy wrinkle v 3, Brenda Walsh aug 4, Erin Glenn Mayda Diaz ans 6, Becida 1, Cindy Terens Ber 2, Wendy Nix Ber 3, Alex a a a a a 4, Neety yokum Baum 5,. .8, Stephane a a a Cashman Baum 8, Ginger Andra Jakana Baum 4, Ray Bor 8, Schmidt aug aug 10, Jenny Holmes v 20 12. Augst Ann Aanna Vale ans 9, Jenny pass Christy Mckinney Bor a a t Cashman Bai _ _ _ Brick Baum 10 Jennifer Sequr 9, 21 32. Freeman 7, n Baum Bor Fulda triangular boy team scoring Fulda 27, osterholz 28, bad Kreuz Nach incomplete. 1, Joe Rivas f 2, Todd Brown o 3, Lancing Heidelberg triangular Bay team scoring Ramsten 26, Heidelberg 29, Kaiserslautern 105. 1, Bob Heckman r 2, Shawn Supok h 3, Jeff Beckwith r 4, Ragan Carver h 6, bin Jones h 8, Vidor Buzzard r 7. Ben Kelsey r 8. Brian Wyrsch h 9, to Metal Hanville r 10, Josh James h 19 2a noteworthy finishing first Overall in her fifth straight race was Jennifer Yardley of Hanau an eighth grads exhibition Hurt nor with a 22 23. Numberg pentagonal Boye team scoring Patch 39, Munich 40, Frankfurt International school 60, Numberg 81, Bamberg incomplete. 1, Evan Hughes p 2, Glenn Rotte m 3, Paul Gallegos n 4, Paul Karl p 5, James lanes m 6, John Loomis m 7, Chris Hancock p a Steve gamer f 9, we Crosbie f 10, Chris Upeslacis b 16 58. Gyrta team scoring Munich 27, Fis 38. Patch 64, Numberg incomplete. 1, Karan Manuel m 2, Jennifer Flynn f 3, Shelby Baker m 4, Megan Rutherford p 5, Julie Green m 6, Esther gamer f 7, Jessica Johnson m 8, Caroline Deooe f 9, Meredith Johnson p 10, Nicole Vavrecka f 20 54. Youth swimming shape triangular team scoring shape 386, accent go 261, Rhein Dahlen 27. Triple winners boys Ages 10 and under Patrick Hyllery s 100-meter individual Media 50-meter backstroke 50-meter Butterfly boys Ages 15 19 Matthew Keough s 100-meter freestyle 200-meter in 100-meter Fly. Girts Ages 10 and under Nadine Hoffman s 100 in 60 Back 50 Fly girls Ages 11-12 Betsa Hill Ery s 100 in 50 Back 60 Fly Girts Ages 16-19 Linda Heldeman s 100 flee 100 Back 100 Fly. High school scores football Friday Ansbach 65, Bamberg 28 saturday aug5burg4l, bad Kreuz Nach 46, Oesterberg 0 Baum Holder 40, osterholz 6 Frankfurt 65, Giessen 8 Fulda 26, Munich 8 Hanau 40, Blob org 30 is 14, Hahn 13 mama Etc 28, Patch 0 Nomberg 34, Wei Brincken 7 Stuttgart �2, Ramsten a Junior Paretty Mannheim 44, Patch 8 Frankfurt 8, Gle Saeno volleyball Var atty Wurzburg 28, Kaiserslautern 15 Hanau 35, Blob org 22 Heidelberg def. Kaiserslautern 12-15, 15-7,16-14, 15-10 Heidelberg def. Ramsten 17-15,7-15,16-14,16-14 Kaiserslautern def. Ramsten 16-14,7-15,2-15,15-4, 15-3 Ilsock def. Ansbach 15-7,15-7,15-6 Vilseck def Augsburg 17-16,15-13,15-0 Ansbach def Augsburg 15-7,8-15,15-9 Mannheim def. We Brucken 15-6.15-9,15-5 Stuttgart def. Mannheim 15-3,15-7,12-15,15-10 Stuttgart def. We Brucken 15-1,15-3,15-4 8erlin def. Karlsruhe 15-9,15-9,15-5 Baumhoffer def. Karlsruhe 16-14,15-6,8-15 Baumholz Dereef. Berlin 15-0,11-16,16-14 Lumden. Bamberg 15-10,15-9,15-6 Ulm def. Munich 12-15,154,15-10 Bamberg def. Munich 15-9,15-11,10-15 Wiesbaden def. Wurzburg 13-15,15-10,15-3,15-13 Frankfurt def. Wurzburg 15-7,15-3,15-1. Frankfurt def Wiesbaden 15-13,15-10,15-2 Hanau def. Pitburg 15-13,15-7,15-11 Hanau def. Giessen 13-15,11-15,15-6,154,15-2 Pitburg def. Giessen 11-15,15-13,156,15-10 Patch def. F1s9-15,15-13,13-15,16-14,15-10 Patch def. Nomberg 15-8,15-10,15-10 Fis def. Numberg 15-8,154,15-10 Bonn def. Brussels 11-15,15-11,17-15 Hahn def. Brussels 10-15,15-8.15-5 Bonn def. Hahn 15-12,15-11,15-10 Junior varsity Mannheim def. Zwell Brincken 15-8,4-15,15-8 Stuttgart def. Mannheim 12-15,15-11.15-6 Stuttgart def. We Brucken 12-15,15-6,15-7 Berlin def. Karlsruhe 15-9,154 Karlsruhe def. Baumhoffer 15-1,15-7 Berlin def. Baumhoffer 15-2,15-2 Wiesbaden def. Frankfurt 15-8,16-12, Wurzburg Del. Wiesbaden 15-11,7-15,15-3, Wurzburg def. Frankfurt 15-12,15-11,153. Hanau def. Pitburg 153,15-3. Hanau def. Giessen 151,15-2 Giessen def. Blob org 7-15,1510,150 Patch def. Numberg 1512,1512 Fis def. Nurnberg 15-0,150 Fis def. Patch 156,7-15,151 Hahn def. Bonn 15-5,1510 Hahn def. Brussels 153,4-15,1511 Brussels def. Bonn 157,3-15,155 air Force football Continental sports conf. Semifinal Span Dahlem 38, Ramsten 34 spuugdahlem.14 17 0 7�?38 ramsteln.7 0 21 6�?34 Span a Lawson 3 pass from Thurmond Goetz Spang Reed 40 run Goetz kick ram Allen 2 pass from c. Johnson sch Kugen kick Spang Goetz 24 Fig Spang Lawson 55 pass from Thurmond Goetz Spang Thurmond 1 run Goetz wok ram a. Johnson 1 run Schildgen kick ram a. Johnson 10 run Schildgen kick ram Allen 25 pass from Leggroan sch Kefgen kick ram Leggroan 1 ran kick blocked Spang Sneed 25 pass from Thurmond Goetz kick Spang Ramsten first Downs 24 22 rushes Yards 41-127 32-66 passing Yards 327 260 passes 22453 23-43-0 punts 4-29.0 630.7 fumbles lost 1-0 2-2 penalties Yards 15111 435 individuals Rushing Span Dahlem has lip 11-16, Barnes 13, James 14-41, Hannah 2- menus 3reed 241, Davis 23, Thurmond 9-21. Ramsten b. Johnson 2487, a Johnson 1- minus 5leggroan 6- Minua 16. Passing Span Dahlem Thurmond 2245-2 327. Ramsten c. Johnson 5173 70, Leggroan 15 24-0210. Receiving Span Dahlem hat Srp 2-18, Barnes 4-62. Lawson 635, Sneed 4-57, James 531, Reed 13, Wright t-14. Ramsten Allen 738, Days 526, Richardson 5119, q. Ramea 1-6, Washington 1-22, Griffin 2-16. Military wrestling Frankfurt Frankfurt Germany a freestyle results sat urday from the Frankl Lirt my Litany wrestling tournament at die Mcnair gym Greco roman scheduled sunday team scoring upper Heyford 28, Frankfurt and Darmstadt 25.5, Ansbach 22.5, Kaisar tautog 18.75, Hahn 14, Vilseck 13.25, Baum older and Wiesbaden 12.6, Giessen and Neu Ulm 12, Augsburg and Aschaffenbur 9, Sembach 8, bad Kruez Nan and Hanau 3, Garista tand Worms 1.5. 125 pounds�?1, James Maldoon us 2, Paul Wise us 3. Daniel Jones k. 136�?1, David Flowers Gles Kris h 3. Ronald Reynolds Les 2, Raymond Palac eynolds h. 149�?1, James Smith k 2, Maurice Evans w 3, Charles see f. 163�?1, Todd Gustafson ans 2, David James Sembach 3, Bob his aug. 180�?1, Shane primer nil 2, John wat Lynburg or us 3, Donald Brooks Asch. 198�?1, Keith Williams Darm 2, brain Pappen fuss Baum 3, Randy Sikes f. 220�?1, Fulton Jefferson f 2, Rick Thorvilson Vii 3, Weathers Richardson ans. 286�?robert Dempsey Darm. Army running Heidelberg Heidelberg Germany a results saturday in the Heidelberg qualifying in covering 10 Kilometres leading to the army european Cross county championships men s open 1, Leon Rozmarynowsk 2, Jeff Dickson 3, Marvin Jones 4, Ronald Quinter 5, Robert Dodson 35 51. Women s open 1, Debra Egloff 52 40. Porsche cup Fil Derstadt Germany up saturday s results in the $350,000 porsche cup women s tournament seedlings in parentheses semifinals maty Joe Fernandez 4u.s., def. Katarina male Eva 2bulgaria 7-5,6-0 Barbara plautus 8. Austria def. Gabriela Saba Tinl 1 Argentina,63,64. Ca trophy Vienna Austria a a saturday s results in the $250,000 Ca trophy menus indoor tournament seedlings in parentheses semifinals Anders Jarryd Sweden def. Alexander Volkov 6soviet Union 6-2, 7-5, Horst Skoff 4austria Del Thomas Muster 1austria 52,73 7-3. Hong Kong Hong Kong up9 saturday s results in Iris $640,000 Marlboro men s championships seeding in parentheses semifinals Michael Chang 2u.s., def. David Wheaton u.s., 57 73. 51 Ivan Lendl 1czechoslovakia def. Derrick Rostagno u.s., 53,63 european championships Antwerp Belgium apr irate Friday and Early saturday results from the $1.1 million european Community men s Tennis championship at lie Antwerp sports Palace seedlings in parentheses our Tennala Goran Ivanisevic Yugoslavia def. Pat Cash Australia 13,73 7-57-5 Henri Leconte France Del. Andrei Chesnokov 5soviet Union,54,13,64. Semifinal Leconte def. Stefan Edberg 1sweden 7-5,56, 50. Lyon grand prix Lyon France a saturday s results in the $500,000 Lyon grand prix menus tournament seed Ings in parentheses semifinal Marc Rosset it Switzerland def. David Pate u.s., 54,13,54 Mats Yllander. Sweden def. Alexander Mortz Germany 52,73 7-1. Arizona classic Scottsdale Ariz. Up Friday s results in the $150,000 Arizona Tennis classic women s tournament m the Scottsdale Princesa resort seedlings in parentheses quarterfinal Concha Martinez 1spain def. Amanda Cottier a a a 1,52 Mariann Ewerdt. U.s.,Del. In 4 to amp 51,73 Monique Javer Britain def. Erika de Lone u.s., 51,52 Amy Frazier 2u.s., Del Stephanie Roffler Netherlands,53,52