European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 11, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 20 scoreboard from Page 19class a California league Modesta 13, san Bernardino 1 Salinas 3, san Jose 2 Stockton 3, Visalia 1 Reno 2. Bakersfield 1 Palm Springs 5, High desert 4 Carolina league tuesdays results no games scheduled wednesday s games Lynchburg at Frederick Durham at Salem Prince William at Kinston Winston Salem at Peninsula Florida state league Miami 5, Clearwater 1 St. Lucie 2, Sarasota 1 Vero Beach 7, St. Petersburg 2 a West Palm Beach 4, Charlotte 3, 10 innings Only games scheduled Midwest league tuesdays results no games scheduled a. Wednesday s games Waterloo at Appleton Cedar rapids at Beloit Rockford at Kane county Peoria at Kenosha Madison at South Bend Quad City at Burlington Clinton at Springfield new York Penn league tuesday s results no games scheduled wednesdays games Hamilton Al Auburn Niagara Falls at Batavia St. Catharines at Elmira Welland at Geneva Jamestown at Oneonta Watertown Al Pittsfield Erie Al Utica Northwest league tuesday s results no games scheduled wednesday s games Yakima at Bellingham Spokane at Everett. Boise Al  Bend Al Eugene South Atlantic league Greensboro 7, Charleston. We 5 Columbus 11, Macon 8 Augusta 14, Savannah 3 a Spartanburg 3, Fayetteville 0 Charleston so 5, Myrtle Beach 3 Sumter 9, Columbia 1 Only games schedule Rookie appalachian league tuesday s results no games scheduled wednesday s games Bluefield at Elizabetht orc Burlington at Huntington Kingsport Al Johnson City Princeton at Martinsville Bristol at Pulaski Arizona league padres 5, angers 1 a a 7, cardinals 2 manners at giants n Gulf coast league astros at royals ppd., rain dodgers 6, red sox 4,6 innings rain expos 6. While sox 5 Yankees 6, pirates 2,1st game pirates 11, Yankees 4,2nd game rangers 2, mets 0,1st game rangers 4, mets 1,2nd game twins 5, Blue jays i Pioneer league tuesdays results no Gamos scheduled wednesday s games Pocatello at Helena sail Lake at Billings great Falls Al Butte Medicine hat at Idalio fails the stars and stripes thursday july 11,1991 cycling tour de France reims France apr results tuesday of the fourth stage of the tour de France a a 17732-Mie leg from Dijon to reims with rider country team Leader s time. 1. Dja Molldene Abdou Saparov soviet Union Carrera 7 hours 49 minutes 14 seconds. 2. Olaf Ludwig Germany Panasonic same time. 3. Sean Keily Ireland pm same Lime 4. Jan shut Germany chateau do a same Lime. 5. Uwe Raab a Many pm same Lime. 6. Johan Muse eur Belgium lotto same time. 7. Phil Anderson Australia Motorola same time. 0. Laurent Jalabert France Toshiba same time. 9. Andreas Kappes Germany Hasior same time. 10. Remig Slumpf Germany histor same time. 11. Eric Vandermerden Belgium Buckler same Lime. Quot Quot a 12. Jelle Nijdam Netherlands Buckler same time. 13. Maurizio Fondriest Italy Panasonic same time. 14. Jean Claude Colotti France Tonton same Lime. 15. Patrick Verschueren Belgium lotto same Lime. Other Motorola riders 16. Sean Yates Britain same time. 36. Steve Bauer Canada same time. 52. Dag Otto Lauritzen Norway same time. 55. Ron Kiefel Boulder colo., same time. 57. Andy Bishop Tucson ariz., same time. 82. Andrew Hampsten Boulder colo., same time. 95. Michael Carter Boulder colo., same time. 106. Urs Zim Hermann Switzerland same time. Overall standings altar four Atadea 1. Roll Sorensen Denmark Arioste 16 hours. 21 minutes 21 seconds 2. Greg Lemond Wayzata minn., a 10 seconds behind. 3. Erik Breukink Netherlands pm 12 behind. 4. Kelly. 14. 5. Abdou Saparov 23. 6. Rudy Dhaenens Belgium Panasonic 33. 7. Bruno Cornillez France a 50. 8. Raul Alcala Mexico pm 1 02. 9. Michel Vermote. Belgium. Rom 1 12. 10. Rolt Jaerman Switzerland Weinmann 1 18. 11. Thierry Marie. France Castorima 1 24. 12. Roh Golz Germany Arioste 1 27. 13. Luc Leblanc France Castorima 1 38. 14. Frederic Vichot France Castorima 1 39. 15. Marco Lineti Italy Arioste 1 39. Motorola riders 50. Lie Bishop Robert Millar Boulder colo., and Yates 2 32 behind. 59. Bauer 2 38 behind. 61. Kiefel 2 39. _ 62. Hampsten same time. 66. Anderson 2 41. 72. Carter. 2 46. 76. Lauritzen 2 51. 144, Gimme Mann 4 22. Bowling St. Clair senior open o Fallon in. Apr standings tuesday after the Foutzh round or the $55,000 is. Clair Aba senior open Al St. Clair bowl Wilh names hometowns Malch play records and 24-Ga me Pintail totals i. Adam Toney Oak Hill w.va., 5-1-0, 5,458, 2, Glenn Allison Whittier Calil 6-0-0, 5,395.3, Mickey a Spiezio Crest Hill iii., 6-0-0,5,385.4. Les Zikes  Aline iii., 4-2-0, 5,350. 5, Dick Weber is. Louis 4-20, 5337, 6, John Hricsina Franklin pa., 1-5-0, 5,288. 7, Teata Semiz Wanaque n.j., 3-3-0, 5,261. 8, Bob Hart Columbus Ohio 4-2-0, 5,258. 9, bus Oswath Muncie ind., 4-2-0, 5.257. 10, Bob Kwolek Dayton Ohio 4-2-0, 5,235. Ii Don Johnson Las vegas 3-3-0, 5,207. 12, Bud Peebles North Fairfield Ohio 4-2-0, 5,191. 13, Dave Soular Leawood kan., 2-4-0, 5,184. 14, James Brenner Leclaire Iowa 2-4-0, 5,178. 15, John Denton Midland. Texas 2-4-0,5,173. 16, Mel Wolf Jackson Mich., 4-2-0, 5,166. 17, Rich Holden Chinchilla pa., 2-4-0, 5,160. 18, Mel Bennett St. Louis 1-5-ol5st40. 19 tie Larry Landis Souderton pa., 2-4-0, and Gus Marsala Maryland Heights mo., 1-5-0, 5,105. 21, Lavon Kilbur Pasadena Texas 3-3-0, 5,093. 22, Mike Kench Ithaca Mich. 1-5-0, 5,071. 23, Bob Polastri Bra lord Conn., 2-4-0, 5.040. 24. Bob Perry Phoenix 2-4-0, 5,016. Tennis Swiss open a stand Switzerland apr results tuesday of the $305,000 Swiss open men s Tennis Lour raiment seedlings in parentheses first round singles Guy forget 3france Del. Marian Vajda Czechoslovakia 6-2, 2-6, 6-3 Emilio Sanchez 5. Spain def. Sasa Hirszon Yugoslavia 6-2, 6-4 Andres Gamez Ecuador def. Carl Uwe sleep Germany 7-5, 6-3 David Wheaton Deephaven minn., if. Marc Rosset Switzerland 4-6, 7-6 def. Marc Rosset Switzerland 8-66-2. Local sport swedish open Bastard Sweden apr results tuesday from the s250.000 swedish open men s Tennis championships seedlings in parentheses first round singles Magnus Larsson Sweden Del. Andrei Cherkasov 1soviet Union 6-3, 6-2 Alexander Volkov 3soviet Union def. Veli Paloheimo Finland 6-4, 6-4 Eduardo Masso Belgium def. Anders Jarryd 4sweden 6-3, 6-1 Marcelo Filippini 5uruguay def. Ban Wuyts Belgium 2-0, retired. Pablo Arrey Pem def. Mark Koev ermans 7holland 3-6, 6-1, 7-5 Jan Gunnarsson Sweden Del. Thomas end Vlasti Sweden 6-4, 6-1 David Engel Sweden Del Cedric proline France 1-6,7-5, 6-4 Claudio Pistolesi. Italy Del. Thierry Champion France 6-4, 6-0. Alberto Mancini Argentina Del. Jonas Bjorkman Sweden 6-3,6-1.pilot pen new Haven Conn. A j results tuesday from the $50,000 Pilot pen open men s Tennis tournament seedlings in parentheses first round tingles Brad Pearce Provo Utah def. Health Denman Australia 6-2, 6-2 Chuck Adams 2pacific Palisades Calif Del. . Middleton Atlanta 6-2, 6-1 Chris gamer 3bayshore n.y., def. Xavier Dufresne Belgium 6-4 1-6, 7-5 Royce Deppe Austin Texas Del. Michael Robertson South Africa 3-6, 62,6-4. Stephana Simian France def. Rick Leach Laguna Beach calif., 6-3,6-3 Yahiya Doumbia Senegal def. Ugo Colombini Italy 3-6,7-6 7-47-6 7-5. First round doubles Sieve Bryan Katy Texas and Alex of Brien Amarillo Texas def. Alfonso Mora 4venezuela and Michael Robertson South Africa 6-2, 7-6 7-2 Royce Deppe 3austin Texas and . Middleton Atlanta def. Greg Failla Las vegas and Xavier Dufresne Belgium 6-4, 7-6 7-4 Hall off Fame Newport . Apr results tuesday of the $150,000 Hall of Fame men s Tennis championships at the Newport Casino seedlings in parentheses singles first round Peter Lundgren 1monte Carlo def. Jimmy Brown Largo Fla., 6-2, 6-0 Christo Van Rensburg 5south Alrica. Def. Simon Youl Canada 6-1, 3-6, 6-1 Javier Frana 7argentina def Tom Mercer Pittsburgh 7-5, 6-2 Johan Kriek Naples Fla., Del. Bret Garnett Columbia s.c., 6-2,6-4. Mark Kratzman Australia def. Daniel Orsanic Argentina 7-6 17-26-3 Martin Woste Hoime Canada def. Alex Nizel Santa Barbara calif., 7-5,6-2. Doubles first round Francisco Montana Miami and Jamie Morgan Australia def. Jared Palmer Saddle Rook Fla., and Jonathan Stark Medford ore., 6-4, 6-3 Gianluca Pozzi Italy and Brett Steven new zealand def. Todd Martin Lansing Mich., and John Sullivan Rockville Centre n.y., 6-4, 7-6 10-8. Doug Flach is. Louis and Byran Shelton Atlanta Del. Glenn Layendecker Brookline mass., and Joey rive West Palm Beach Fla., 7-6 7-16-3 Byron Talbott South Africa and Greg Vanemburgh Naples Fla. 2def. Johan Kriek Naples Fla., and Paul Annacone East Hampton n.y., 7-6, 7-36-2.Palermo open Palermo Sicily apr results tuesday from the $75,000 Palermo Sta Clay court Tennis Lourna ment seeds in parentheses first round singles Veronica Yaninek 8germany def. Silvia Farina Italy 7-6, 6-f Mercedes  Argentina Del. Noelle Van lot Tum France 6-3, 6-4 Emanuela Zardo 3switzerland Del. Petra Thoren Finland 6-1, 4-6, 6-1 Sandra Wasserman Belgium def. Sabine Hack Germany 1-6,6-3,6-2.army Golf 21st Talcom championships Heidelberg. Germany a leading scores after wednesday s second round of 1he 72-Hole 21 is Talcom Goh championships on the 6,500-Yard. Par-72 Heidelberg Goh club course. Team score is derived from the top three menus open and master s scores from each Community team scoring Kaiserslautern 807, Mannheim 822, Pir Masens 643, we Brucken 048, Karlsruhe 877, Netherlands 930. Men s open Ronald Condon Karlsruhe .78-77�?155 Chris junk. Mannheim.81-77�?158 David Meyer Karlsruhe.83-76�?159 Sam Tanguy Netherlands.81-79�?160 Philip Mullen kaiserslaulern.83-78�?161 Chris Randolph Mannheim.02-80�?162 Steven Bigelow Mannheim.82-84�?166 Kevin Ivary Karlsruhe.87-79�?166 David Petros Kaiserslautern.87-79�?166 Patrick Kerr. Pirmasens.05-82�?167 Kirk Barnicle Kaiserslautern.8601�?167 men s masters 40 and older William Vieth zweibriicken.00-71�?151 Lewis Green Mannheim.76-78�?154 Roger Mcllwain Kaiserslautern.79-77�?156 Ray Mcdonald pirmasens.81-75�?156 William Umstaedter Kaiserslautern 78-79�?157 Jimmy Bynum pirmasens.81-63�?164 Mac Mchenry we Brucken �?z.81-84�?165 William world zweibrucken.66-79�?155 Terry Truitt Kaiserslautern .83-89�? 172 Fred gemme.zweibrucken.88-85�?173 women s open Laura Noojin pirmasens.05-84�?169 Marianne Balser Karlsruhe.116-113�?229 v corps championships Wiesbaden Germany a wednesday s second round leaders in the v carps Goh championships which run through Friday on the 6,525-Yard, -72 Rhein Blick Golf course front Back splits unavailable men s open Lance Waggoner Frankfurt.76-76�?152 Richard Matheny Wiesbaden.,.,. 80-75�?155 Tipo Toomalatai baumholder.79-76�?155 Robert Thomas fulda.79-79�?150 Rick Marcy Wiesbaden.82-61�?163 Michael Koltonen baumholder.84-80�?164 David Bender Hanau.85-80-165. James Ferguson bad Kreuz Nach .87-78�?165 Richard Weringo Frankfurt.,r.83b3�?166 Craig Sumners darmstadt.82-85�?167 Man s masters 40 and older Kyle Davis baumholder.78-76�?154 Scott Plymale baumholder.74-85�?159 Leander Peters Hanau.84-77�?161 John Lesher mainz.86-04�?170 Alfred Brown Frankfurt.,.,.90-82�?172 Doug Maston baumholder.85-68�?173 Curtis Goode giessen.87-91�?178 Ronald Howe Frankfurt .97-85�?192 Joe Price Wiesbaden.87-97�?184 Joseph Calanni Frankfurt. 93-92�?185 civilian open a Barry Ferguson baumholder.96-83�?179 Vii corps championships Stuttgart Germany a wednesday s second round leaders in the Vii corps Goh championships on the -73 Stuttgart Golf course menus open Robert Anderson Stuttgart.36-37-41-37�?151 Mike Kelly aschaffenburg.40-37-38-37-152 Dave Degrasse Stuttgart.41-36-42-34�?153 Dennis Sullivan wqlzourg.38-40-37-40�?155 Buck Corn nurnberg.40-39-37-40�?156 Ralph Kauzlarich aschaff.42-40-41-39�?162 Ned Harrell nurnberg.42-39-41-44�?166 a Len Sessa wurzburg.38-41�?166 Edward Schultz augsburg.41-40-45-41 �?167 David Beitter ansbach.45-38-44-40�?167 menus masters 40 and older. Allen Parsons Stuttgart .35-39-40-37�?151 George Katsouras wurzburg.37-38-40-37�?152 Dobie Wells nurnberg.37-40-40-37�? 154 Peier Beh nurnberg.38-39-38-40�?155 Dumas Bennett wurzburg.41-40-42-36�?159 Mike Tanaka Stuttgart.42-39-40-39�? 160 Michael Schneider ansbach.41-43-36-41�?161 Thomas Smith nurnberg.39-41-46-38�?164 Willie Hickson Wurzburg .40-42-43-42�?167 Tony Eaton augsburg.42-43-43-39�?167 women Brenda Stacy nurnberg.48-47-49-45�?1b9 Donna Richard augsburg.48-47-50-47�?192 a first round scores unavailable. Army Tennis 21 St Talcom championship we Brucken Germany first Day results of the 2let Talcom Tennis championship taking place through sunday at Plede Sauerbach Tennis Center. A. A team scoring Mannheim 9 we Brucken and Pir Masens 5 Bremer Viaven Netherlands Kaiserslautern Karlsruhe 4. Singles men s open Bill Ragle m def. Masaaki Lefotu z 6-0, 6-0 Steve Wallenberg m Del. Phillip Arnold p 6-0, 6-3 Sieve Ayers b def. Rodney Mcleod z 6-f. 6-4 Fred Colclough b def. Jim Zoll p 6-1,6-0 Charles Hoang p Del. Scott Vakeris m 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 Dennis Neeley z def Gary Magee m 6-1.6-0. Doubles n s Junior veterans Ecevedo Suque Sherion easter k Del. Roger Jackson Ken Harriger p 1-6, 7-6, 6-3 David War Ren Joe Wells k def. Isidro Beliey Van Champion k 7-5, 6-3 Gary Gimble Flobert Bendick n def. Sugue easter 6-0,6-1. Men s civilian Osbaldo Santos Jay by m def. Roger Johnston Mike Garza z 6-1, 6-1 Eugene Kaniewski m do Novan Jordan a town def Santos by 6-1,6-0. Noteworthy Kawlewski Jordan were crowned men s civilian doubles champions. V corps invitational Hanau Germany first Day results of the v corps invitational held at the Hanau High school Tennis Center a team scoring Mainz 13, Darmstadt 12, Wiesbaden 10, Frankfurt 10, Giessen 9, Hanau 8, Baum older 8, bad Kreuz Nach 2. Singles men s open first round Sten Carlson d def. Mike Rautter w 6-1, 6-0 Maurice Gary f def. Jon Kropilak h 6-1, 6-0 James Bivens m def. Kenneth Earl b 6-3, 6-0 Ruben Garcia w def James Raftery f 6-3, 7-5 Winston Noel m def. Tony Bishop h 6-4, 6-4 Bruce Russell d def. Philip Corzine b 6-0, 6-2 Mark Gagnon b def. Ali Chavez g 6-0,6-0 Bruce bums d def. Charles Burke w 6-1, 4-6, 6-4 Jason Hopson g def. Alex Kessinger by 6-2,7-5 Lamor Smith g def. Peter Durgan b 6-1, 6-0 Tony Adams f Del. John Wilcox by 6-3,6-4 Williams Wells m def. Mike Jeansonne h 6-1,6-1. Second round Gary def. Bivens 6-3,6-4 Garcia def. Hopson 6-3, 6-7, 7-6 Adams def. William Smith h 6-0, 6-4 Lsmith def. Vernon Allen w go 6-0 Carlson def. Rudy Thurston g 6-0,6-1 Noel def. Russell 3-6,64, 6-3 Gagnon def. Burns-6-3.6-2 Wells def. Anthony Lumpkin f 6-1.6-4, singles men s fun Tor veterans Ron Mckinney d def. Santos Rivera b 6-2.6-1 Thanh Stough h def. Eric Shimomura w 6-1, 6-7, 6-2 Jerome Watford d def. Darrell Todd m 7-5, 4 6,6-4. Women s open Lesley Robertshaw h def. Sharon Monreal m 6-2, 6-1, women s civilian Kathy Rautter w def. Laura Rivera b 7-6 3-67-5. Hole in on Racicot scores Ace Heidelberg Germany a Laurie Racicot aced the -3,119-Yard 15th Hole of the Heidelberg Goh course wednesday. Racicot used a pitching wedge to make the Hole in one which was witnessed by Glenn Beattie and . Matthews. Transaction tuesday baseball Seattle mariners signed Shawn Estes Pitcher. St. Louis cardinals placed Pedro Guerrero first baseman on the 15-Day disabled list football National football i earn is Cincinnati bengals agreed to terms with Antoine Bennett comeback Denver Broncos signed Tyrone Braxton cornerback to a series of one year contracts. Los Angeles rams signed Robert Young defensive tackle Minnesota Vikings signed Ken stills safety Jimmy Williams linebacker and Cris Carter wide  refuse to Call up detachable base Elizabethtown a. A More and More softball and baseball leagues arc using Roger Hall s detachable base but the Pennsylvania inventor figures he won t be Home free until the majors give it a try. Hall a former baseball coach at Elizabethtown College developed the Rogers break away base that separates from its foundation when base runners risk injury on a slide that s too fast or too poor. A a it a Tough to be playing sandlot when you know you re supposed to be in the big leagues a Hall said describing his lot in a pfc. A if i get major league backing who knows what will happen.�?T,�?T a University of Michigan study found the use of Halls bases reduced injuries 96 percent during a three year test and a sports Medicine group found even better results among minor league teams. Still Hall is finding the big leagues and the Mcaa Balking at his safety feature. Quot it happens everyday. Someone gets busted up a Hall said. Quot you have pro players getting Hurt under Ideal conditions and then you have millions of americans play ing Ball on pot holed  in 1989, Michigan found that base sliding accounted for 71 percent of All recreational softball injuries. The Center for disease control has estimated that More than 1.7 million sliding injuries occur each year. Quot the concentration of injuries resulting from this one activity make it a Likely candidate for rules changes better training or modifications in the design of bases As a Means to reduce softball injuries a Michigan researcher David Janda wrote in 1989 at the end of the study. Janda now with the Institute for preventative sports Medicine in Ann Arbor Mich., found that in 1,174 slides among six minor league teams last season the base popped off Only 13 times. A the general managers and players All believed that the player would have been Hurt in each of those cases if the base Hadnutt separated a Janda said tuesday. Halls anchoring system is the same As a one piece base with a Square Metal Rod fitted into a buried foundation. The difference is that the top is attached to a plate with rubber Gro motets. Eight grommets Are used for youth league bases a dozen for teen leagues 16 for adult leagues and 20 for advanced or professional players. The higher the number of grommets the tighter the base is held. The Fayetteville . Generals a class a team of the Detroit tigers installed the bases last year. Quot i think that As contracts go up and up and the investment in a player goes up and up injury prevention tools Are going to get More of a look than they every have before a said Matt Perry the generals general manager. A was steeped in tradition As baseball is there have been some safety changes a said skip Bertman whose Louisiana state baseball team won the College world series in Omaha neb., last month. Quot there Hasni to been enough research on the safety factors. The Only real research is being done by Little league a Bertman said. Little league is responsible for safer Catcher s equipment helmets for first base coaches and face protectors for batters. It plans to use Rogers bases at its world series next month. The Amateur softball association in Oklahoma City installed the bases on its two Fields four years ago. A the worst thing you can get is a scrape from those Little bumps on it a said John Mcclung the asap a groundskeeper who oversees Fields that average 15 games per weekend. A i Haven to seen anything safer than that a Mcclung said. Quot i done to think we be had a base related injury since they were  the bases were scheduled to be used at College world series this year but the Mcaa championships committee  approve the change Hall said. Hall said he thinks it will just be a matter of time before the major leagues use his base a probably after 20 years when his Patent runs out. A a in la never be in the Hall of Fame or play major league Ball so in be got to do what i can to improve the game a Hall said