European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 3, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday november 3,1990 the stars and stripes a a a Page 21 sports Neely s goals spark Bruins by the associated press Boston a wearing a mask did no to hide Cam Neelys Talent. Wearing a shield to protect a broken nose l0perated on last weekend Neely ended St. Jlouise seven game unbeaten Streak 6-0-1 with his sixth and seventh goals of the season thursday night As Boston beat the blues 3-2 in overtime. Neely scored the game Winner at 3 14 of of. Neely knocked a St. Louis player off the puck in the Boston zone and began a two on one breakaway with Bob Carpenter. Using Carpenter As a Decoy he went in on right Wing to beat Curtis Joseph with a wrist shot. Neely connected after the blues were victimized by a goal judges non Call in Boston for the second time in six Days. Rich Sutter appeared to score a go ahead goal in the 12th minute of the third period but the goal Light did no to Flash. The an sports television College football Georgia tech at Virginia 8 . Saturday Auburn at Florida 1 30 . Sunday. Radio College football a Colorado at Nebraska 10 ., saturday. Nil Roundup blues argued but referee Kerry Fraser ruled the puck Hadnot gone in after conferring with goal judge Vic Rasmussen. In other games on thursday red wings 5, Maple Leafs 4 Detroit a Johan grape nov scored two goals and Steve Yzerman added the 300th of his eight year nil career As Detroit slipped by Toronto. Flyers 6, North stars 3 Philadelphia a Philadelphia rookies Mike Ricci and Dale Kunner both scored their first nil goals As Philadelphia snapped a four game losing Streak. Blackhawk 6, Nordques 2 Chicago a Steve Larmer scored two goals including his 700th nil Point and Wayne Presley added a pair As Chicago handed Quebec its fifth straight loss. Flames 2, jets 1 Calgary Alberta a Joel Otto scored with just Over five minutes left in the third period As Calgary moved into first place in the smythe division. Canucks 2, devils 1 Vancouver Canada Brian Bradley intercepted a pass and scored at 6 27 of the third period to give Vancouver the win. Philadelphia a Dale Kusner celebrates after his first period shot found the  not liable for More damages new York a former heavyweight Champion Mike Tyson won a unanimous decision thursday when a jury decided he would not have to pay punitive damages for fondling a woman. The july of five women and one Man met for an hour before deciding Tyson did not have to pay Sandra Miller additional damages. A Day earlier they had ordered Tyson to pay $100 in compensatory damages for the Mcdent. Tyson denied the incident Ever happened. Miller had sought $2.5 million to punish Tyson for the incident that she claimed occurred on dec. 10, 1988, at Bentley a disco. Miller said she was was Happy with the outcome even though she did not get much Money. A it was the principle a she said. A the knows he did it. I know he did it. The jury proved that he did  but she said she Felt Tyson would continue hassling women. A the Hasni to Learned his lesson. There a no stopping Mike Tyson a she said. The jury ruled wednesday that Tyson grabbed Millers breasts and buttocks after she refused his advances. The finding that Tyson committed Battery cleared the Way for punitive damages. Thursday the jury heard that Tyson a net Worth was $15 million and listened to testimony from another woman who claimed the Boxer reached under her dress on the same night As the Miller incident. Tyson has acknowledged that he was at Bentley a that night but denies knowing or Ever touching Miller a 26-year old Queens computer operator. In testimony thursday Tyson also denied grabbing another woman a behind that same night at the club. . District judge Michael b. Muka sey allowed Millers attorney Alan Clark to present testimony about the other incident to show that his clients claims were not  second woman Lori Davis testified that she Felt someone clutch under her dress As she was dancing at Bentley a. She said she turned and warned him not to try it again. A then it dawned on me that it was Mike Tyson. He was grabbing my butt. I Felt humiliated violated disgraced and  Davis a 31-year-old mental health therapist has a $7 million lawsuit against Tyson pending in state  wants right to choose next opponent new York apr heavyweight Champion evander Holyfield responded thursday to rumblings that the wac might strip him of his title unless he makes his first defense against sex Champ Mike Tyson instead of George Foreman. A fall i want to receive Are the same rights and the same respect that is Given to any no. 1 contender who wins a world championship a he said. A i believe that Foreman and Tyson Are both sex champions and both worthy contenders. I plan to give both of them the Opportunity to fight for my title in 1991, beginning with Foreman sometime in March or april. A i believe All boxing fans want one undisputed heavyweight Champion and that titles should be won and lost in the ring. I Hope All three sanctioning organizations will cooperate to keep the heavyweight title  in the Days before Holyfield knocked out Buster Douglas to win the championship last week promoter Don King circulated a letter from the three ruling bodies ordering the Winner to fight Tyson next. The if and Aba backed off that position but the wac says it is sticking to it and is threatening to strip Holyfield of his title if he fights Foreman first. Evander Holyfield shows his championship punch against sex heavyweight Champ Buster Douglas