European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 19, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 24scoreboard from Page 23 Texas league monday s results san Antonio 10. Elpaso 9 ,. / Wichita 6, Midland 2. A. Tulsa s. Shreveport 4 a. A Jackson 4,. Arkansas 3, 10 innings a a class a California league a. Monday s results a no games scheduled a tuesday s game California league All Star game Palm Springs Calil a ,. Carolina league monday s results a Prince William 4, Salem 3, a a a a Kinston 13, Durham 10a a Peninsula 7, Frederick 3. Winston Salem 4, Lynchburg 1, 1st game Lynchburg 3, Winston Salem. 2, 2 innings susp., rain 1. A a Florida state league monday s results Charlotte 9. Dunedin 2clearwater 4, Sarasota 3. Baseball City 4, Winter Haven 1. ,. Lakeland 8, fort Lauderdale 3 Osceola 4. St. Petersburg 2 Miami at St. Lucie Ppd Ruairi. A. Voro Miinch 4. West Palm Beach 3, comp sup. Game. A veto Beach 4. West Palm Beach 2va.midwest league a a. Monday s results Kenosha 5. Appleton 4 a. Cedar rapids 5, Rockford 2 Madison 10. Kano county 2 Beloit 3. South Bend 1 Burlington 2,.clinton 1. A Quad City 4. Waterloo 0. A Peoria 7. Springfield 13 a a new York Penn league monday s results Auburn 8, Elmira 5 a a Batavia 4. Geneva 2 a a a a a a Hamilton 5, St Catharines 4 ,. Welland 3, Niagara Falls 1 Oneonta 10, Pittsfield 7, Watertown 5. Erie 6, Jamestown 5 a Northwest league monday s results. Everett 6, Bellingham b a. Spokane 6. Yakima 4 Bond 4, Boise 2 a Eugene 4. S Oregon 1 South Atlantic league a monday s results Asheville at Greensboro Ppd. Ram Gastonia 7, Charleston we 2, 13 innings ,., Savannah 7, Fayetteville 5. Augusta 5. Myrtle Beach 4, 1st game Augusta 6. Myrtle Beach 0. 2nd 5. Columbia 3 a a Spartanburg 9, Charleston so 3 Sumter at Macon Ppd., ram 7. Rookie Pioneer league monday s results Helena 6. Medicine hat 2 Groat Falls 6, Billings b. Butte 17, Pocatello 6 a Idaho Falls 14. Salt Lako 12 the stars and stripes wednesday june 19, 1991 Hole 13, 3. Stewart 4-Iron to Green. Two putt s from 20 Leet. Par 3. A a. A. A. A Simpson. 3-Iron to Backol Green. Three putts from to let. Bogey 4 r Hole 14, 4.Stewart 3-Iron into rough. Sand wedge Short of Green. Chip to Green. Two putts from 20 feet. Bogey 5a Simpson a Iron to to fringe of Green one putt from 20 feet Birdie 3. Hole 15, 5 a stewart2-Iron, to 3-Iron into Bunker wedge to Green 3-putt from 45 feet. Bogey 6 a a Simpson Liron into left rough. 5-Iron into right rough. Wedge into rough Back of Green. Chip to Green. One put from 6 feet 5. A Hole 16, 4 Stewart 2-Iron into Airway. 8-Iron to Green one putt from 20 feet. Birdie 3.Simpson 1-Irorj to Fairway. 7-Iron to Green. Three putts from 40 feet. Bogey 5.Hole 17, 3 Stewart 5-Iron to Green. Two putts from 18 feet 3 1simpson. 4-Iron into water. Took drop pitching wedge to Green one putt from 10 feet bogey 4, Hole 18, 4 ,. Stewart 1-Iron into right Airway Blinker. 6-Iron, into rough Short of Green. 9jiron Chip to Green. One putt from 5 feet. Par 4. Simpson Driver into right rough 7-Iron into rough behind Green Chip to Green. Two putts Torr 10 feet. Bogey 5. A in 36-72. Stewart in 37-75. Simpson in Tennis 40-77.golfu.s. Open . Open playoff stroke by stroke Chaska Minn. Apr How Scott Simpson and Payno Stewart fared in monday at the 91st u s open championship played on the 7,149-Yard, -72 Hazo line National Golf club course. Hole 1, 4. Stewart Driver to Airway. 4-Iron missed Green. Chip to Green. One putt trom 3 feet. Par 4. Simpson Driver to Fairway 2-Iron into Groon Sido Bunker. Came out to 35, loot. Two puns. Bogey 5,. Hole 2, 4 Stewart. 1 Iron to Fairway. 9-Iron to Tringo of Green. Chip to Green one put trom 6 inches. Par 4. Simpson 3 Wood to Fairway. 9 Iron to Green Throe putts from 30 foot bogey 5. Hole 3, 5 Stewart Driver to Airway. 3 Iron into right rough. Sand wedge to Green two putts trom 35 feel. Par 5 a Simpson Driver into Letl rough. 6-Iron into right rough 6 Iron Short of Green. Chip to Green. On it put trom 6 foot 5. Hole 4, 3 Stewart 6 Iron to Green two puns from 25. Feet 3 Simps Orv 4 Iron missed Green. Chip to Green one putt from 4 Leet 3. Hole 5, 4 a Stewart Driver to Fairway 6 trom into Tough wedge into Bunker wedge to Green. One putt from b feet bogey 5 Simpson Driver into Tett rough 6 Iron to Green one putt trom 13 toot Birdie 3. Hole 6, 4 Stewart 1 Iron to Fairway 8-Iron to Green. Two putts trom 20 toot 4. Simpson 3 Wood to taxiway. 6 non to Green two putts from 4 toot. Par 4hole 7, 5 Stewart Driver into right rough pitching Weringo to Airway Sand wedge to Green. Two putts irom 12 Leet b Simpson Driver to taxiway. 3 Iron into right rough. Chip to Green one putt trom 6 Leet. Birdie 4. Hole 3 Stewart 8 Iron into Wator Hazard but skipped out Short of Green Chip to Green two putts irom 6 Leet bogey 4 Simpson 6 Iron missed Green Long Chip to Green two putts trom 8 Teet bogey 4. Hole 9, 4 Stewart 1 Iron to Fairway 9 Iron to Green two put s irom 2b Teet 4 Simpson Driver to taxiway 5 non to Green. Two putts trom 30 Teet 4. Par out 36. Stewart out 38. Simpson out 37. Hole 10. Par 4 Stewart 1 non into rough pitching wedge to Back lunge of Green Chip to Gleen one putt trom 3 Teet 4 Simp Sori Dover into right rough 8 non. Missed Green King Chip to Green. Two puns trom b Leet. Bogey b Hole 11, 5 Stewart Driver to Tan Way. 2 non Lay up. Sand wedge missed or Eon Chip to Green one put trom to Teet 5 Simpson Driver to in irony 7 Iron Lay up. 8 Iron to Green two putts from 30 Leet b Hole 12. Par 4 Stewart Driver to Airway. C Iron to Green. Two putts trom 20 Teet 4 Simpson Oliver into left rough 5-Uon to Green two putts t of 20 Teet 4 1895 Horace Rawlins 1896r-James Foulis 1897-Joe Lloyd 1898 Fred Herd 1899 Willie Smith. 1900�?harry Vardon 1901 a Willie Anderson 1902�?laurie Auchter lome 1903�?Willie Anderson 1904-Willie Anderson 1905�?Willie Anderson 1906-Alex Smith 1907 lox Ross v 19qb_�?fred Mccloud. 1909�?george Sargent 1910 Alex Smith 1911 John Mcoder Molt. A. A 1912-John Mcdermott ,. 1913 Francis Ouimet 1914�?walter Hagert 1915�?jerome travors 1916�?charles Evans or. 1917�?no tournament 1918�? no tournament. 1919�?walter Hagen 1920�?edward Row 1921�?James m. Bar. Nos a 1922�?Gene Sara on 1923�?-Robert t. Jones or. A 1924�?cyril Walker 1925�?w, Mcfarlane 1926�?roberl t. Jones or. A. 1927�?Tommy Armour 1928�?johnny Farrell 1929�?Robert t. Forms or. A a 19 10�?Robert t. A Jones or. 1931�?Billy Burke 1932�?Gene Sarazen 1933�?johnny Good Man a 1934�?olindutra 1935�?sam Parks or 1936�?tony Manero. 1937 a Ralph Guldahl 1938�?ralph Guldah basketball 1939 1940 1941 19421943194419451946 -19471948194919501951 -1952 195319541855 19561957 1958 1959 a 19601961 a. 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968. 1969 1970 1971 .1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990. 1991 Byron Nelson Lawson Little Craig Wood a no tournament no tournament no tournament a no tournament Lloyd Mangrum Lew worst Ama Ben Hogan Cary Middlecoff Ben Hogan on Hogan Julius Boros Ben Hogan ,. De Furgol Jack Fleck Cary Middle Coll Dick Mayer a Tommy Bolt Billy Casper a Arnold Palmer Gene Littler Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros Ken Venturi Gary player Billy Casper Jack Nicklaus Lee Trevino Orville Moody ton Jacklin Lee Trevino Jack Nicklaus Johnny Miller. Hale Irwin. Lou Graham Jerry Pate. A Hubert Green Andy North Hale Irwin a Jack Nicklaus David Graham Tom Watson Larry Nelson fuzzy Zoeller Andy North ,. Ray Floyd Scott Simpson Curtis strange Curtis strange Hale Irwin Payne Stewar Loughery coaching record the coaching record of Kevin Loughery named coach by the Miami heat monday a a. Aba. A Quot regular season year team a w 1973-74 new York 55 1974-75 new York 58 1975-76 new York 55 totals a 168. Playoffs 1973-74 new York x a 12 1974-75 new York 1 1975 76new York x 8 trials a. 21 who was l pc 29 .655 26 .690 29 .655 84 667 2 857 4 .200 2 ,800 8 724 a Aba . 7. Quot -7. Regular season year team w a l pet. 1972-73 Philadelphia 5 26 .161 1976-77 n y. Nets22 60 .268 1977 78 now Jersey 24 58 .293 1978-79 now Jersey 37 45 .451 1979-80 new Jersey 34 48 .415 1980-81 new Jersey. 12 23 .343 1981-82 Atlanta 42 40 512 1982-83 Atlanta 43 39 524 1983 84 Chicago ,27 55 329 1984 85 Chicago. 38 41 .463 1985-86 Washington 7 6 538 1986 87 Washington 42 40 512 1987 88 Washington 8 19 296 totals 341 503 404 ,.playoffs. Year team w. L pc 1978-79 new Jersey 0 2 000 1981-82 Atlanta 0 2 000 1982 83 Atlanta .1 2 334 1984 85 Chicago 1 3 250 1985-86 Washington. 2 3 .400 1986 87 Washington 0 3 400 totals 4 15 211 Overall Olal 514 610 471u.s. Basketball league saturday s results Jacksonville 120. Sun coast 98 new Haven 135. Empire state 130. Of Philadelphia 115. Long Island 102 Miami 123. Atlanta 101 sunday s results no games salted used a monday s results Atlanta 118. Jacksonville 115 Miami 119. Now Haven 112wimbledon seeds Wimbledon. England apr the seeded players for the Wimbledon tournament from june 24-july 7. Announced monday ,. A. ,. Mon 1 a 1 Stefan Edberg. Sweden a.2. Boris Becker Germany. A., 3. Ivan Lendl. Czechoslovakia -. A 4. Jim courier Dade City Fla. A _ 5. Andre Agassi. Las vegas. 6. Michael Stich Germany. 7. Guy forget. Franco. A 8. Pele Sampras. Rancho Palos Verdes Calif 9. Michael Chang Placentia. Calif. 7 10 Goran Ivanisevic. Yugoslavia a. A a 11. Emilio Sanchez Spain ,., 12. Andrei Cherkasov soviet Union 13 Jakob Hlasek. 14 Karel Novacek Czechoslovakia ,. 15. Brad Gilbert Oakland. 16. John Mcenroe. New York. 1 Monica Seles. Yugoslavia 7 ,. 2. Steffi Graf Germany. 3, Gabriela Sebatino Argentina 4. Martina Navratilova. 7ispen. Colo. A 5. Arantha Sanchez Vicano spam a 6 Mary Joe Fernandez Miami. ,. A 7. Marta Novotna czechoslovak 8. Zina Garrison. Houston. 9. Katerina male Eva Bulgaria. 10. Jennifer Capriati broken sound Fla. 11. Helena Sutkova Czechoslovakia 12. Nathalie Tauz iat France 7 7. 13. Natalia Zvereva soviet Union 14. , Germany Quot. 15. Amy Frazier Rochester Hills Mich. ,. 7, 16. Sandra Zecchini ital Pilkington open Eastbourne England apr results monday in the $350,000 Pilkington open women s grass. Court tournament seedlings in parentheses first round singles Kristin Godridge Australia Del. Amanda Grunfeld Britain 6-2, i6-4helen Kelesi Canada Del Elena Bri rukhovets. Soviet Union 6-3, 6-4robin White san Diego def. Catarina Lindquist Sweden. 6-3, 6-2,Jana Novotna 4czechoslovakia def. Akiko Kiji Muta Japan. 6-2. 6-2laura Galarsa Italy det. Gin a Ger Helgeson Ginger e Dina Minn., 6-2, 6r3sa Mantha Smith. Britain Del. Cecilia Dahlman Sweden 6-3, 6-2yayuk Basuki India Del. Shaun Stafford. Gainesville Fla., 6-0, 6-3alexia Dechaume France def. Marianne Werdel Bakersfield Calif., 7. 6 7-16-2.helena Sutkova 6czechoslovakia def. Karine Oue Trec France 6-1, 7-6 8-6 Brenda Schultz Netherlands Del., 7\nne Minter Australia 7-5,-6-�?� 2nalhalie.tauziat 7france det. Patty Fendick Sacramento Calif., 7.-6 7-53-6, 6-2tami Whitlinger Boca Raton Flat def Tammy Whittington Plantation. Fla., 6-4,.6-1 Patricia by Canada Del Manon Bollegraf Netherlands 6-2, 5-7, 6-1claudia Kohide Kilsch Germany def. Ann Henricksson Mill Valley Calif., 6-4, 7-67�?~4 Sara Corner Britain def. Peanut. Louie Harper san Francisco 6-4, 6-4 to Durie Britain def. Amy Frazier 8rochester Hills mich6-2, 6-3gretchen Magers san Diego def. Belinda Borneo Britain 6-1, 6-4martina Navratilova 1. Aspen colo., def. Amanda Roetzer South Africa 6-0, 61 Rachel Mcquillan Australia Del. Andrea Temesvari Hungary 6-3, 4-6, 6-4rosalyn Fairbank Nideffer Escondido Calif., det. Nicole Provis Australia,-&2. 6-2 a a Heather Ludloff Foster City Calif., Del. Linda har. Vey wild Hawthorn Woods Iii., 1-6, 6-3, 6-3gigi Fernandez Aspen. Colo., det. Dorien a Amele Netherlands 6-7 0-7. 6-4. 6-2lori Mcneil hous ton Del cafe Paradis Mangon France 6-3, 6. 4 Donna Faber Hilton head s.c., def. Eva Pfaff Dennany 2-6, 6-4, 6-1mary Joe Fernandez 3miami Del. Nathalie Herreman France 6-3, 2-6, 6-1elna Remach South Africa det. Monique Javer Britain 7-6 7-56-2andrea St Nadova Czechoslovakia Dot. Sarah Loosemore Britain 6-1, 6-4ar-. Anta Sanchez Vicano 2spain def Claudia por. Wik 6-1, 6-4julie Halard France def. Claire Wood. Britain. 7-6 7-46-2stacey Martin Largo mde a Del Erika Delone. Lincoln mass6-3, .4-6. 6-1pam t a Shriver Baltimore Del. Larisa Savchenko soviet Union 6 2,6 4. A a. Suspended matches Elizabeth Smylie. Australia., leads Stephanie refit Highland Calif., 7-5, 5-5, wet England a results monday of the $225,000 Manchester open men s grass court Tennis tournament seedlings in parentheses ,. First round singles Alexander Volkov 6. Soviet Union def Luiz Mal tar Brazil 6-2, 7-6 7-1 Gary Mullet South Africa def Chris Pridham Canada 6-2, 7-5,Pete Sampras 1rancho Palos Verdes Calif Del. Christian Bergstrom Sweden 7-5, 4-6, 6-2peter Lundgren Sweden def Mark Polchey Britain 6-1, 5-7. 6- 2,Amos Mansdorf Israel def Goran Prpic 5. Yugoslavia 3-6, 6-3, 6-3todd Witsken Carmel ind., Del. Eric Jolen. Germany 7-6 9-76-twally Masur Australia def Jim Grabb Tucson ariz6-4, 3-6, 63. A. A. Matt Scoggin Austin Texas Texas diving club 10 meters. 7 ,.mark Lenzi Fredericksburg. A ,. Unattached 1. Meter. A Alee Michaud Ann Abor,tvich., Kimball divers. 1 meter. Women Mary. Ellen Clark fort Lauderdale. Fla. Fori Lauderdale diving team 3 meters. A a a. A Karen Laface Edh Lauderdale Fla fort Lauderdale diving team. 3 meters. A a a a Ellen Richtell Milford. Con Stanford diving. 1.0 meters. A Malsch Cherry Hill ., Florida aquatics 1 meter and 10 meters. A Jill Schlabach Ann Arbor. Mich Kim balt div ers 1 frieler., coaches Mike Brown diving coach at the University Texas arid coach of the Texas diving club. Don Craine diving coach of the University of Flor Ida and coach of the Florida aquatics. Note a third coach will be named at a later Date transaction Bowling k 7/hockeymcvie s coaching record the National hockey league coaching record of torn Mcvie who was retained As new Jersey devils coach monday ,. Regular season season team w l t pts 1975-76 Washington 8 31 5 21 1976-77 Washington. 24 42 14 62 1977-78 Washington 17 49 14 47 1979 80 Winnipeg 19 47 11 49 .1980 81 winnipeg1 20 7 9 1983 84 now Jersey 15 38 7 37 1990 91 now Jersey 4 5 4 12 totals 88 232 62 238 i team w l 1990-91 new Jersey 3 4 totals. 7 3 4flint Aba senior open Flint i tap standings monday ii the $55,000 Flint Aba senior open at Richfield bowl with a names hometowns and 12-garhe.pintail totals a 1, Les Steele Longwood 2,789,2, Tomm Tuttle King n.c2.759 3. Richard Beattie Dearborn Heights Mich 2,740. 4, Gene stus Allen Park Mich. 2.735. 5, Larry Gilder Grandview mo., a 2,732.Quot 7&Quot a. 6, John Hricsina Franklin pa., 2,723. 7. Jim Brown Columbia mde a 2,720f 8, Teata Semiz Wanaque ., 2,712. .9. Don Erving traverse City Mich. 2,704. 10, tie Paul Brandon St. Louis and Shell Wilson Tampa Fla., 2,697. 12, lie Earl an Jhony Cornelius Ore and Bob Kwolek Dayton Ohio 2,694. 14, Rich Holden Chinchilla. ,2692. 15. Don Sample Carro tort Iii., 2.687. 16,. Dick Weber St. Louis 2,681, 17 Lavon Kilburn Pasadena Texas 2,679. 18, Tommy Evans Sunrise. Fla. 2,678. 19, Jimmy certain Huntsville Ala 2.667. 20 Jack Homer. Before Ohio 2,665. Track amp Fie dlewis Long jump Streak Carl Lewis record setting 65-meet Long jump winning Streak with distance jumped and he has not lost since feb. 27, 1981, when he finished second to Larry Myricks in the National indoor championships a a a a Quot 1981. March 13-27 feet 10 inches. Detroit april 11 26-6, Houston Quot april 24 a 26-9, Philadelphia. May 10 a 28-34 i wind aided los Angeles May 16 27-1, Dallas a a june 0 a 27-ow Baton Rouge la. June 20 28-3vpwind-aided, Sacramento Calif. June 26 26-4�?T/, Oslo Norway. July 3125-9i-. Ovre areal Norway aug. 19 a 27-11�?T/fczurich, Switzerland sept 4 a 26-9, Rome. A 1982 Jan. 16 a 28-1, East Rutherford Jan 22 a 27-14 Ilos Angeles a feb. 12 a 27-3 t i new York a. Feb. 26 28 0>� new York May 16 28-3, los Angeles May 29 27-6, Wichita Kan. June 19 a 27-10, Knoxville Tenn. July 24 28-9, Indianapolis. Aug. 7-27-10j/,Ilos Angeles. 5 aug. 18 a 28-1 Zurich Switzerland 1983 Jan. 15 a 27-4 , Iii. Jan. 28 28-0v,i new York feb. 18 a 27-9v?san Diego feb. 25 27-4lnew York. Feb. 27 a 27-81veast Rutherford May 15 a 28-1, los Angeles i. ,. June 19 a 28-1 of a Indianapolis aug. 10 a 28-0 a it Helsinki Finland. A aug. 26 27-5 a Brussels Belgium a. 1984. A Jan. 2728-10 now York feb. 11 a 28-04veast Rutherford. N j. A feb 27 27-10- new York May 13 a 28-7. Los Angeles. June 19 28-7, los Angeles. July 21, 28-1, wind aided Sacramento. Cold. Aug. 6 a 28-Ovi los Angeles. Aug. 24 a 28-4vbrussels. Belgium. 1985 Jan. 25 a 27-1b�?T. New York. Feb. 8 a 27-h Ilos Angelos. A May. 5 a 28-0, Houston. A May 18 a 28-9 wind aided los Angeles aug. 30 a 28-31,-Brussels, Belgium a a a sept. 22 27-2, Tokyo 1986 feb 827 5 Newyork april 27 a 27-4, wind aided Walnut. Calif. May 427-1 a wind aided Houston. June20 25-8 wind aided. Eugene. Ore. 1987 april 26 28-9�?T wind aided Walnut. Calif june 26�? 28-4v-san Jose Calif. Aug. 16 a a 28-8 zen Dinapolis. Sept. 5 a 28-5 Rome a 1988 May 21 a 27-gi j Houston june 24 a 27-8, Lausanne Switzerland. July 18 a 28-9, Indianapolis. Sept. 26�? 28-7l.�?Tseoul, Korea a 1989 Jan 28 26-9, Houston a feb. 12 26-9-Lstuttgart, West Germany june 27 a 27-8, Lausanne. Switzerland july 3 a 28 0. Stockholm a / a july 23 28-0�?Tvnew York. / a aug. 18 27-6, Berlin /. 1990 / 16 a 27-11. Barcelona Spain july 25 27, Seattle i 1991 june 15 28-4 i new York miscellaneous weekend. Baseball. American league a California Angels placed Lance Parrish Catcher on the 15 Day disabled list retroactive to june 10 recalled Mike Fetters Pitcher and John Orton Catcher from Edmonton of the Pacific coast Chicago White sox announced the resignation of Marvis Foley manager of Vancouver of the Pacific coast league. Named Drabowsky interim manager. A a a _ Milwaukee Brewers placed Gary Sheffield third baseman on the 15-Day disabled list. Activated Darryl Hamilton outfielder from the 15-Day disabled Minnesota twins activated Junior Ortiz Catcher from the 15-Day disabled list. Optioned Lenny Webster Catcher to Portland of the Pacific a Ewe York Yankees placed Mike Witt pitch. Or on the 15-Day disabled list retroactive to june 14 purchased the contracts of Scott Kamieniecki Pitcher and Carlos Rodriguez infielder from Columbus of the International league a Oakland athletics activated Rick Honeycutt Pitcher from the 15-Day disabled list. Optioned Bruce Walton Pitcher to Tacoma of the Pacific coast league a. A Quot National league. Atlanta braves signed risk Mahler Pitcher. Sent Danny Heep outfielder to Richmond of the in tempt onal league. A a ,. New York Vince Coleman outfielder on the 15 Day disabled list. Activated Keith Miller infielder from the 15-Day disabled Phillies placed von Hayes outfielder on the 15-Day disabled list. Optioned Andy Ashby Pitcher to Scranton Wilkes Barre of the International league. Designated Rick Schu assignment. Diego padres placed Atlee Hammaker Pitcher on the 15-Clay disabled list retroactive to june 14 sent Jose Mota. Infielder to Las vegas of the Pacific coast league. Basketball United states basketball league Sun coast Sun blasters named Adu Bato coach. am roster. Princeton a Rosier of the diving team to represent the United states in the am games m Havana Cuba with names Hometown club and event men. Mark Bradshaw Columbus Ohio Ohio St diving 3 meters. Kent Ferguson. Fort Lauderdale Fla. Fort Lauderdale diving team 3 meters. Patrick Jeffrey Madison. N Ohio St diving. 10. Meters Winter Pic Sites Lausanne Switzerland a Sites of the olympic Winter games with year and test City no Winter games in 194h or 19-14 because of world War ii ,. 1924 a Hammox. For Irke 1928�?St. Moritz. Switzerland. 1932 a like Placid new York. 1936 Garmisch pure Skirchen. Dennany 1948 St. Moritz \. A 1952�?oslo, nor in 1956 Conina d Ai Spezzo Italy 1960-Squaw Valley. Cal Torr a 1964�?innsbruck, Austria 1968 Gie Nohle France 1972 Sapporo Japan. 1976 Innsbruck ausna1980-Lake Placid. Ntow york1984 Sarajevo. Yugoslavia 1988 a Calgary. Alberta 1992�?albertville, France. 1994i-Bllehonimer Norway 1998-Nagano. Japan baseball a american league California Angels activated Junior Felix outfielder from the 15-Day disabled list. Placed Bob Mcclure Pitcher on waivers for the purpose of give my him his unconditional release. A. A Cleveland indians Adiv ated Sandy Alomar or. Catcher from the 15-Day disabled list. Placed Eric King Pitcher on the 15-Day disabled list. New York Yankees purchased the contract of Scott Kamienecki Pitcher from Columbus of the International league. Optioned Chuck Cary Pitcher r to Columbus. A n Oakland athletics activated Curt Young. Pitcher trom the 15-Day disabled list. Designated Doug Jennings outfielder for assignment. National league Cincinnati reds activated Scott Scudder Pitcher from the 15-Day disabled list. Placed Eric Davis outfielder on the 15-Day disabled list retroactive to june 12. A. Montreal expos placed Chris Nabholz Pitcher on the 15-Day disabled list. Purchased the contract of Chris Haney Pitcher from Harrisburg of. The Eastern league. A a a new York mets signed Randy Curtis outfielder and Mike Tosar infielder. Philadelphia Phillies activated Danny Cox Pitcher from the 15-Day disabled list. A san Diego padres activated Paul fanes second baseman from the 15-Day disabled list. Purchased the contract of Tim Scott Pitcher from Las vegas of the Pacific coast league. Sent Phil Stephenson. First baseman to Las vegas for a 20-Day medical rehabilitation assignment. Basketball National basketball association Chicago Bills signed Scottie Pippen Forward to a contract Extension. A. Denver nuggets named Lou Personett director of broadcasting Mike Blake director of advertising and promotions Susan Hagar and Chris Whit Noy senior corporate account executives us Coursen director of ticket operations Charlotte Gra Hame executive assistant Dan Price graphic services director Jay Clark director of Media services and Brian Bam assistant director of Media sen ices. Miami heat named Kevin Loughery. Coach. Football. Arena football league. Columbus thunderbolts traded Bryan Brock quarterback to the Orlando predators Tor future considerations waived Tom Crumrine lineman and David Cook wide receiver defensive Back. Signed Billy Poe. Lineman. Quot new Orleans night signed Jack Phillips. Wide receiver defensive Back Orlando Bryan Brock quarterback on injured Reserve. A Golf Royal Canadian Golf association named John Gordon director of special projects. Hockey National hockey league 1. New Jersey devils announced that Tom Mcvie. Coach Wili be retained for the 1991-92 sea son. . Winnipeg jets named John paddock coach. Horse racing Santa Anita operating company elected Stephen f. Keller president and chief operating officer. College Dartmouth named Dave Faucher menus basketball coach. ,. A. Hofstra announced the resignation of Gene Schatz men s assistant basketball coach. A a Long Beach state named Matt Ruiz and Margaret Mohr women s assistant basketball coaches. A a midwestern collegiate. Conference a named Bret Gilliland associate commissioner and Mike Hermann assistant commissioner. Missouri Valley conference named or. Martin Perline president or. Ron Koperski vice president. And or Warren Armstrong chairman to the presidents Council. Penn state announced that John Amaechi basketball Center Forward will Transfer from Vander Bill. St. Francis. A. Named Genevieve Przekwas women s basketball coach. St. Johns named Doug Ramirez men s and women s fencing coach Shippensburg announced Art Fairchild baseball coach will return after announcing his retirement last month. South Carolinas named Clyde Christensen running backs state a named Ricardo Patton men s assistant basketball coach. Villanova named Fanaritis mens and women s assistant track and Field and Cross country coach /
