European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 15, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 a a a the stars and stripes tuesday january 15, 1991scoreboard College basketball a How men s top 25 fared How the associated press lop 25 menus College basketball teams Lared. Sunday teams nol listed did not play a a a 9. Connecticut lost to no 10 St. John s 72-59, 10. St John s beat no. 9 Connecticut 72-59. 24. Georgia tech lost to North Carolina state 90-83 weekender sunday -1. Univ 110 beat san Jose state 93-65 Bent Utah state 124-93 boat Fresno state 117-91. 2. Arkansas 15-1 beat Texas 101 -89 beat Texas tech 113-06. 3. Indiana 14-1 did not play. 4. Ohio Sirato 14-0 boat North Ostem 102-62. Beat Wisconsin 92-60. 5. North Carolina 13-1 beat Maryland 105-73 boat no. 13 Virginia 89-86.20t. 6. Arizona 13-2 beat Southern California 87-85 beat no. 7 Urcla 82-77. A 7. Urcla 13-2 beat Anzona Stato 82-68 Tost to no. 6 Arizona 82 /7. A 8. Syracuse 14-2 lost to no. 17 Pittsburgh 93-79 boat Seton Hall 69-67. 9. Connecticut 12-2 beat Villanova 74-71 beat Central  state 115-47 lost to no. 10 St. Johns 72-59. A a 10. St. Johns 11-2 lost to Seton Hull 74-62 boat no. 9 Connecticut 72-59. A a 11. Kentucky 12-2 boat Mississippi state 89-70 beat ten Osseo 78-74. 12. Oklahoma 13-2 beat Kansas 88-82 beat Colorado 113-97. 13. Virginia 10-3 beat Clemson 82-78 lost to no. 5 North Carolina 89-86,20t. 14. Duke 12 3 boat no. 24 Georgia tech 98-57 beat Maryland 94-78. A -15. Gear Etown 10-3 lost to Providence 72-69t beat Boston College 61-56. 16. East Tennessee state 12-1 beat Uberty 8655 beat Furman 95-79. 17. Pittsburgh 14-3 beat no. 8 Syracuse 93-79 beat Providence 101-82. 18. Nebraska 16-1 beat Missouri Kansas City 9778 beat Iowa state 97-87. A 19. Southorn Mississippi 8-1 Beal no. 21 South Carolina 64-58 beat Virginia tech 101-99, of. 20. Leu 10-3 beat Georgia 83-76 beat Auburn 96-84,&Quot a a a a. 21. South Carolina 12-3 beat Louisville 67-64 lost to no. 19 Southern Mississippi 64-58 beat Cin Annati 85-69. A 22. Iowa 13-3 beat Michigan 79-78 lost to Minno Sota 79-77. 23. New Mexico state 11-1. Boat Long Beach state 80-63 boat us Santa Barbara 64-57. 24., tech 9-5 lost to no. 14 Duke 98-57 lost to North Carolina state 90-83. 25. Texas Elpaso 10-4 lost to Brigham Young 83-67 lost to Utah 67-60. Sunday s men s scores East. A a Amherst 103, Curry 81. California a. 97. Dist of Columbia 49 Kings. A. 85. Flu Madison 70 Middlebury 83. Babson 64 a s. Maine 81, St. Joseph s. Maine 68. St. John s 72. Connecticut 59 a St. Joseph the provider 79. N. Adams St. 76 Utica 73, Brock Portal. 71, of. South  98. St. Louis 80 Maryre count. A 92. Capital 82. Of n. Carolina St 90, Georgia tech 83. South Alabama 95,  88 Midwest Brescia 73, Ohio dominican 72 a a Mosa. Coio. 87, Wayne. Nob. 69 a Westminster to. 89, Maryville to. 76 far West Arizona is 84, Southern cat 80. Of California 70, Washington 68 a men s top 25 the top 25 teams in the associated press 1990-91 men s College basketball poll with first place votes in parentheses records through Jan. 13 total Points based on 25 Points tar a first place vote through one Point Lor a 25th-place.voto and last week s rankings record. Pts pcs 1. Univ 64 to -0 1.600 1 2. Arkansas 15-1 1.520 2 3. Indiana a a 14-1 1,425. 34. Ohio St. 14-0 1,412 4 5. North Carolina. 13-1 1,370 5 6. Arizona 13-2 1.276 6 7. Urcla 13-2 1,057�?T 7. 8, Syracuse 14-2 1.010 8 9. Kentucky. 12-2 997 11 10. St. John s 11-2 971 10 11. Oklahoma 13-2 924 12 12. Duke /. 12 3 882 14 13. Connecticut 12-2 82.1 9 a 14.Virginia a 10-3753 13 a 15. East Tennessee St .12-1 675 16 a 16 Pittsburgh .14 3 663 17 17 Ohraska. 16-1 635 18 18. Southern miss. 8-1 559 19 19. Georgetown 10-3 542 15 20. Leu 10-3 448 20 -21-. New Mexico St 11-1 340 23 22. South Carolina 12�?T-3 255 21 23. Utah 15-1 174 24. Iowa 13-3 119 22 25. Selon Hall 10-3. 55 other receiving Voles Michigan is 53, new Orleans 43, Wyoming 2 Mississippi St 23, South Flonda 21, Kansas 20, n Carolina is. 17, Temple 15, Georgia tech 14, Princeton 13, Illinois 12, Washington .9, Georgia 7, Missouri 6, Purdue 6, Alabama 5, Texas i paso 4, villanova4, Mim Ieso to 3, Oklahoma St. 3. Texas chistian 3, e. Michigan 2, Houston 2, new Mexico 2, Arizona St. 1. Massachusetts 1, Texas 1. How women s top 25 fared How the associated press lop 25 women s College basketball teams tired sunday. A teams not listed did nol play 3. North Carolina state 12-2 did not play. 7. Purdue 12-1 boat no. 211owa 84-75, of. 9. Stanford 10-3 beat Washington state 80-74. 11. Northwestern 9-3 lost to Michigan state 82-73. 13. Washington 11-2 beat California 78-57. 20. Texas 9-5 beat Houston 93-79. 21. Iowa 7-5 lost to no. 7 Purdue 84-75, of. Week ended sunday 1penn state 11-1 beat Duquesne 93-52 beat Temple 93-55 lost to no. 10 Rutgers 84-70. 2. Virginia 14-1 beat no. 12 Clemson 81-75 beat no. 3 North Carolina state 123-120,30t. 3. North Carolina state 12-2 beat Duke 9g-84 lost to no. 2 Virginia 123-120,30t. 4. Tennessee 13-2 beat Alabama 86-61 beat Kentucky 80/0 a a 5. Auburn 11-3 lost to no. 15 leu 85-68. A 6. Univ 13 0 boat san Jose stale 84-55 beat no. 22 Long Beach state 80-75 .7. Purdue 12-1 beat Minnesota 10660 boat no. A 21 Iowa 84-75, of. 8. Georgia 12-2 boat Georgia state 77-45 beat South Carolina slate 100-54 boat Florida 89-68. 9. Stanford 10-3 beat no. 13 Washington 75-71 beat Wash ton state 80-74. 10. Rutgers 12 0 beat Temple 88-50 beat no. 1 Penn state 84-70. A. 11. North Osborn 9-3 beat Michigan 88-61 lost to Michigan state 82-/3. 12. Clemson 9-3 lost to no. 2.virginla 81-75 lost to Maryland 71-68. 13. Washington 11-2 lost to no. 9 Stanford 7571 boat California/8-57. 14. Arkansas 13 2 beat no. 20 Texas 7661 beat Texas tech 64-62. 15. Leu 11-2 beat Mississippi slate 79-56 beat no. 5 Auburn 85 68. 16. Mississippi 11-2 beat Jackson state 79-47 beat Mississippi Stato 67-41. 17. Western Kentucky 13-1 beat Murray state 7760 boat South Florida /5-52.18. Connecticut 13-2 Beal Villanova 66-39 beat St. John s 77-45 beat Seton Hall 79-57. 19. Providence 13-2 beat Georgetown 104-103 beat Boston College 7672lostto St. John s 97-92. 20. Texas 9-5 lost to no. 14 Arkansas 76-61 beat Rice 71-61 beat Houston 93-79. A 21. Iowa 7-5 Beal Illinois 63-47 lost to no. 7 Purdue 84-75, of. 22. Long Beach state 6-5 lost to no 6 univ 8075. A a a a a a a a a a. 23. Louisiana tech 7-4 beat be Louisiana 83-59 beat so Louisiana 87-40. 24. Notre Dame 9-3 Beal Butler 8664 beat de Paul 81-66. A a. 25. Oklahoma slate 13-2 beat Misson 81-60 beat Kansas 7655. A sunday s women s scores a a a. 1 East a a a a Iona 46. Loyola. My. 41. Mount St. Mary sad. 65, St. Francis . 56 St. Peters 60, Manhattan 50. South Maryland 68, Georgia tech 66 Maryville Tenn. 97, Centre 76 Midwest Depaul 96, Valparaiso 95 Michigan 90. Wisconsin 69. Michigan St. 82, Northwestern 73 v a. Purdue 84. Iowa 75. Of Wayne neb. 98. Mesa. Colo. 72 Southwest Texas 93, Houston 79 far West a Regis 80, Western St. Colo. 66 a. Stanford 80, Washington St. 74. Urcla 115, Arizona 102. Us 84, Arizona St. 67 Washington 78. California 57 Golf Northern telecoms open Tucson Artz. Api a scores and prize Money sunday after the final round of the $1 million Northern telecoms open on the 7-,010-Yord, Par-72 pc Sta pass course and the 7,148-Yard, Par-72 Tucson National a denotes Amateur a Phil Mickelson 65-71-65-71-272 Tom  144,000 7 670-66-67-273 Bob 1 Way $144,000 64-7671 -66 273 Craig Stadler $68,000 6 664-72-70 -275 John Cook $39,375 66-69-75-66-276 Bria Tennyson $39,375 6 665-73-69�?276 Jett Maggert $39,37568-667669-276 David Peoples $39,375. 70-67-66-73-276 Neal unc Astor $27,000 7668-72-67-277 Dave Rummy los. $27,000 71-71-67-68-277 Rocco mediate. $2/ 000 67-6670-71-277 Scott Hoch. $27,000 666 670-73-277 Corey Palm $27,000 67-67-6674 �?277 Greg Whisman $ 18.200 73-67-72-66-278 Nolan Henke $18,200 6672-72-60�?278 Don Pooley $18,200 6 67288-69-278 Greg Bruckner. $18,200 71-7666-71-278 Kenny Knox $18,200 6673 65-72-278 Loren Roberts. $12 171 70 6671-69-279 Ted Schulz. $12,171 70 6671-69-279 Dan Pohl. $12. L Toa 76718989-279. Buddy Gardner $12,171 68-71-69-71-279 Dutty Wak toil $12,171 .75-6765-72-279 Hubert Green. $12.1/1 6668-70-72-279 Bobby Clampett $ 12,171 71 -69 66-73-279 Mark Lye. $8,167. 68-70-72-70-280 Mike Reid. $8,167 73-68-71-66-280 Morris Hatalsky $8,167 6674-69-71-280 David Frost $6,650 71-71-70-69-201 Bill Nylon $6,650 67-73-73-68-281 feed couples $6,650 68-71-67-75-201 Tommy Moore s6.650 7067-69-75-281 Kirk Triplett $6,650 71-69-76-65 281 Mark Brooks $6,650 746 665-76-281 t you Arf a t 5>�0?&tdv of amp plug tag Lailur win thl6>5uhpav ? famous of to gift pam5 tip Artzy pm Woff a. A. A. A a a a. A. Or amps Kep George Ramstein Smorris Jackson Lane 3 outlets the Field in the Hanau a a indoor track meet on sunday. Zimbabwe open Harare Zimbabwe apr leading final scores sunday of the $130,000 Zimbabwe open got tournament on the Par-72 Chapman Golf club course a  death playoff. A Keith Waters. 71-72-71-68-282  Price. A. 70-72-66-74-282 Grant Turner 70-7674-68�?282 Carl Stromberg. 72-6674-70-285 Mark Litton. 71-71-74-71-287 David Wood a 70-72-68-77-287 tfcnni3 swimming world championships Perth Australia apr results sunday of the world swimming championships at the Perth super Rome race distances in meters. A a. A a a a. A Mem a 200 individual Medley-1 Tamas darn i Hungary 1 minute 59.36 seconds world record old record 2 00.11, David Wharton United states 1989. 2, Eric Namesnik Pittsburgh 2 01.87, 3, Chratian. Gessner Germany 2 02.36.4, Gary Anderson can Ada 2 02.64. 5, Lars Sorensen Denmark 2 02.93.6, Jan Birdman Sweden 2 03.09. 7, Darren Ward a Canada 2 03,23. 8, Peter Bermel Germany 2 03.71. A a 1,500 freestyle-1, Joerg. Hoffmann Germany 14 50.36, world record old record 14 54.72, Vladimir Salnikov soviet Union 1983. 2, Kieren Perkins Australia 14 50.58. 3, Stefan. Pfieffer. Germany 14.59 34 4, Ian Wilson Britain 15 11.17. 5, Glen Housman Australia 15 12.42. 6. Igor Majcen Yugoslavia 15 18.22. 7, Lawrence Frostad sir Ramento calit., 15 22.33. 8, Evgeniy Logvinov soviet Union 15 29 34. A. 400 Medley relay-1, United states Jeff Rouse Fredericksburg a. Eric Wunderlich Atlanta Mark Henderson fort Washington my. Matt Biondi Castro Valley calif3 39.66. 2, soviet Union 3 40.41.3, Germany 3 42.13. 4, Canada 3 42.14. 5, Italy 3 42.29. 6. Australia 3 42.84. 7, Spain 3 45.19. 8, Netherlands 3 47.60. Platform diving-1, Sun Shuwei China 626.79 Points. 2. Xiong in China 603 81.3, Georgi Chogovadze soviet Union 580.68. 4, Jan compel Germany 569.37. 5, Fernando Pallas Mexico 546.12. 6, Robert Morgan Britain 544.92. 7, Matt Scoggin Austin Texas 513 00. 8, Patrick Evans Cincinnati 508.89. 9, Michael Kuehne Gem any 502.86. 10, Bruno Fournier Canada 499.86. 11, Craig Hogerson Australia 484.80. 12, Vladimir Timo Shinin soviet Union 482.10. A women 50 freestyle-1. Zhuang Yong. China 25.47. 2 tie Catherine Plewinski France. 25.50, and Leigh Ann Fetter Louisville ky., 25.50.4 tie Yang Wenyi China and Jenny Thompson Dover n.h., 25.87. 6, Simote Osy Gus. Gem any 25 95. 7, Evgenia Ermakova soviet Union 26 00. 8, Pamela hunger Germany 26.01. 200 butterfly�?1, summer Sanders Roseville calif., 2 09 24 2. Rie Shito Japan 2 11.06. 3, Hayley Lewis Australia 2 11.09 4, Helen Morris. Australia 2 11.71. 5, Mette Jacobsen Denmark 2 1188. 6, Yoko Kando Japan 2.12,12. 7, Susanna Mueller Germany 2 14.69.8, Liana Tocchini Italy 2 14.81. 200 backstroke�?1, Krisztina Ege Szogi Hungary. 2 09.15.2, , Germany 2 12.01.3. Janie Wagstaff. Mission Hills kan2 13 14. 4, Anna Sincic new zealand 2 13 64 5, Nicole Livingstone Australia 2 14.08. 6, Beth Barr Pensacola Fla 2 14,33. 7, Sven a , Germany 215 07. 8, Lorenza Vig Atam Italy 2 16 04. \ australian open Melbourne Australia apr first round results monday from Tho $4 million australian open Tennis championships see dogs in parentheses. A a a a men. A. A a 1 a a Jay Berger 12weston fla., def Magnus Lars son Sweden 6-3, 6-4. 6-0 Anders Jarryd Sweden Del. Gary Muller South Africa 6-4, 6-3, 6-1. Paul Laarhuis Netherlands def. Javier Sanchez Spain. 2-6, 6-1, 6-2, 7-6 7-3 Todd Woodbudge Australia def. Mark Kaplan South Africa 1-6 6-3, 6-3. 6-1 Francisco Clavet spam Del. Andrew Castle Britain. 6-7 7-96-2, 6-1, 6-2 Alexander Vronz Germany def. John Fitzgerald Australia 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 Martin Jaite Argentina def. Luis Herrera Mexico 6-3, 6-1, 3-6, 6-7 4-76-4. Patrick Mcenroe Oyster Bay ., def Thomas. Hogstedt Sweden 4-6,4-6,6-3,6-1,6-3 Petr Korda. Czechoslovakia Dot. Alexander Volkov soviet. Union 6-1, 1-6, 1-6, 6-4, 7-5 Todd Woodbudge Australia def. Mark Kaplan South Anca 1-6, 6-3, 63 6-1 Richard Krajicek Netherlands def. Faunce Santoro France. 2-6, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3 Peter Lundgren Sweden def. Leonardo Lavallo Mexico 7-6 7-3. 36. 7-6 7-26-1 Darren Cahill Australia def. Jona a than Cantor Beverly Hills calif., 6-1, 6-4, 63 Todd Witsken Carmel ind., def. Kelly Jones Escondido calif., 6-0, 6-1, 6-0 Castiano Caratti Italy Del. Brod Dyke Australia 6-2, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 Jacco Entingh. Netherlands Del. Robbie Weiss Algonquin iii., 3-6, 6-2,6-3,7-5. A. A. A a Wayne Ferreira South Africa Del. Fernando Luna Spain 6-1, 6-3, 6-2 Lars Wahlgren Sweden def. Marc Rossel 15switzerland 4-6, 2-6, 7-6 7-463, 9-7 Patrick Kuhnen Germany Del. Guillaume Raoux France 7-5, 6-4, 7-6 7-4 Jonas Svensson. 8sweden def. Thierry. Champion France 6 3, 64,6-1 Glenn Layendecker Portola Valley. Calif., Del. Udo Iglewski Germany 6-3,6-3,4-6,6-7 7-96-2. David Engel Sweden Del. Kelly Evernden new zealand 6-3,-2-6, 6-1, 6-0. Christian Bergstrom. Sweden def. Cedric proline France 64,6-2,1-6, 76 7-4 Marian Vajda Czechoslovakia def. Brian Garrow los Altos Hills calif., 2-6, 64, 7-5, 6-3. Aaron Krickstein 13grasse Pointe Mich. Def. Simon Youl Australia 64, 64, 6-4. Omar Campo rese Italy def. Markus Roocke Germany 3-6,6-2, 76 7-564. Amos Mansdorf Israel Deb Andrew Sznajder Canada 6-0, 6-3, 6-3. Bryan Shelton Hunts Volle. Ala., Deb Paolo Cane Italy 7-6 7-34-6, 6-3,6. 4. Johan Anderson Australia def. Aki Rahnen fire. Land 6-2,64,6-3. A. A Andrei Cherkasov 14soviet Union def. Derrick Ros Tagro Pacific Palisades calif., 3-6, 6-4, 6-1, 4-6, 10-8. It islam Dosedel Czechoslovakia def. Javier Frana Argentina 7-5, 2-6,6-3, 6-3. Boris Becker 2germany Deb Jeremy Bates Britain 64,6-2,6-3. Women. A Amy Frazier 13rochester Hills Mich., def. Kale Mcdonald Australia 6-3, 64 Carrie Cunningham Livonia Mich., Deb Nicole Pratt Australia 6-i, 6-1 Andrea Leand Barto md., def. Ingelise a Niehuis Netherlands 7 6 7-31.-6, 8-6 Gretchen Magers san Diego def. Emanu Lazardo Switzerland 64,62 Andrea St Nadova Czechoslovakia def. Sandra Wasserman. Belgium 7-6 7-264 Karina Hatsu Dova Czechoslovakia def. Christina Tessi Argentina 6-2, 7-6 7-5 Shaun Stafford Gainesville fla., def. Manon Bollegraf Netherlands. 6-4,64, Katerina male ova 5bulgaria Deb Brenda Schultz Netherlands. 6-1,6-3. Anne Smith san Antonio def. Eva Svi Gerova. Czechoslovakia 6-3, 64 Maria Ekstrand Sweden def. Jana Pospisilova Czechoslovakia 6-1, 7-5 Gabriela Sadatis 4argentina Deb Linda Harvey wild Hawthorn Woods iii., 6-3, 6-1 Rachel Mcquillan Australia def. Elena Bri rukhovets soviet Union. 2.-6, 6-4, 6-1 Larisa Savchenko soviet Union def. Dark Helle Jones Australia 6-2, 6-2 Alexia Dechaume France Dot. Kristin Godridge Australia 6-3, 7-5 be i Lac atop aim talk Kig ask a / Djate. My it a3o0r to log you pm our Vou la t look at Foni amp a Ream it Moffe at to amp 5mp or the a taamattm6 Quot Tat Heiek a it i m weak. Rokia Martek Germany Del. Akiko Kij Imuta Japan 6-3, 6-1. Catarina pm Qvist. Sweden def. Cammy Macgregor la Quinta calif., 7-5. 4-6. 6-3 Lon Mcneil United states def. Kathy Rinaldi. United states 5-7,7-6 7-56-1. Zina Garrison 8houston def. Rennae sri fobs. Australia 6-2, 6-0. Nicole Provis. Australia 0el Tina Reinach South Africa 6-2, a 6-0. Maya Kowaki Japan def. Nimfy Sharpe Australia. 1b. B. 6 4. Stacey Martin Liu go fla., Deb Catherine Barclay. Australia 6-1,6-1. Monique Javer. Britain Del. Audra Keller Memphis Tenn., 6-2, 6-2. Yunmo Date Japan Del. Nathalie Herreman France. 6-2. 6-1. Nana Miyagi Japan def. Angelica Gava nun. Coronado calif., 7-5,1-6. 8-6. Karine Quen rec. France Deb Ann Grossman Grove City Ohio 7-6 3-6. 2-6, 7-5. A a a a ,. A Quot a. Laura Gildemeister 15peru. Del. Pilar Vasquez Peru 6-1, 6-1. Barbara Paulus 12. Austria Deb Petra Thoren Finland. 6-3, 6-3. Joe Dune. Britain a def Tracey Morton. Australia 6-1, 3-6. 7-5. Stacey Schellin Matthews n.c., def. Miriam Ore mans Netherlands 7-5, 6-4. Tamaka Tanagi Japan Del. Patty Fendick. Sacramento. Calif.,�6-2. 3-b. U j Steffi Graf 1dennany. Def. Jennifer Santrock. Piano Texas 6-3, 6-0. Elizabeth Smylie Australia Deb Claudia Kohide Kilsch Germany 2-6. 6-4. 6-4. New zealand open Auckland. New zealand apr championship results sunday of the $175,000 new zealand open Tennis tournament seedlings in parentheses a a a singles a Karel Novacek 4czechoslovakia Dot. Jean Philippe Leurian France 743 7-57-6 7-4. A b military track Hana indoor. Hanau. Dennany a leading amen can finishers sunday in he Hanau German american indoor Irack. And Field meet head at the August Schattner hallo times listed Are leading times Lor amen can finishers Only All race distances in meters. Men s open. 200�?Morris Jackson Ramstein 22.9 7th place. 60 hurdles Jefferson Arter Hanau 1st place Gerald Green Babenhausen 5th place 6.14 400�?randy Williams Hanau 5th place 52.62, 60�?Jackson 3rd place 7.07 Kevin Pope Worms 6th place 7.28. 800 relay army no. 2 Eric Magee Carlton Landingham Alister Murray Gerald Green 2nd place 1 36.05 army no. 1 1 36.12. Shot put Michael Bennett Pitburg 4th 45-9. Tour Rise Boozer ,8tti 38-1 i High jump Russell Clark Berlin 1st 7-1. Youth division 18 and younger. A a a a boys. A a 200�?quincey Dailey Hahn 11th 24.36. 400�?dameon Ort to Hahn 2nd 1 00.33 Dailey 3rd place 1 00.45. A girls a 1500�?teriduthie Hahn 1st 5 10.1.3000�?jennifer Yardley Hanau 1st 12 22.1 Courtney Davis Hanau 2nd 13 55.2. Noteworthy�?themeetdrow61 teams army Tennis Berlin championships Berlin a results sunday of the Berlin new year s Tennis championships menus open singles Jett Tenny Deb Pete Book 6-7,6-3.6-2. Men s Junior vet singles Ken Mcglamery Deb Fred Miller 6-1,7-6. Doubles will Gary Chico Dequen Deb Robin Groo Nham Lestar Weaver 6-3,6-3. Women s open doubts Kim Paulikowski Lilian Mueller Deb Beth i of Young Kerr 7-6, 7-6.women a Junior vet singles Barbara Lindner def. Hansi Rigney 6-0,6-1 mixed doubles Ken Mcglamery Lilian. Mueller def. Will Gay an area Nelson 64,3-6, 7-5, youth swimming euro. Forces swim league Wiesbaden triangular. Team scoring Heidelberg 313, a Emsden 244. Frankfort 118. Triple individual winners boys 10 and  Andy Lysik h 50 breast Oke 50 free Iye. 200 in Hassell Baggett of 50 tree. 50 Butterfly 100 in. 13-14 Matt Stark h 100 free. 100 Butterfly. 200 in. 15-191 Adrian delude w 100 freestyle. 100 hut Treffy 100 breast Oke girls 10 and under Imam Lynch f 50 free so Fly. 100 in 13-14 Ann Adams h 100 tree. 100 try. 200 in 11-121 Tor Vanderwey men w 50 free 50 try. 50 Back