European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 17, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday november 17, 1991 the stars and stripes Page 23 sports wire reds Trade 3 for tribe s Swindell from wire reports Cleveland a the Cleveland indians traded left handed Pitcher Greg Swindell to the Cincinnati reds on Friday for three right handers a Jack Armstrong Scott Scudder and minor leaguer Joe turek. Swindell 26, Cleveland Stop draft Choice in the june 1986 draft was 9-16 last season with a 3.48 Era in 33 starts. He has a career record of 60-55 with a 3.79 Era with the indians. He led the indians last season in innings pitched 238strikeouts 169 and Complete games 7. Armstrong 26, and Scudder 23, will join Cleveland a roster. Turek 25, will be assigned to Cleveland a class aaa farm club in Colorado Springs. Armstrong was 7-13 last season with a 5.48 Era in 27 games including 24 starts. He was assigned to class aaa Nashville from aug. 4 until sept. 6, and was 2-0 with the farm club. Scudder was Cincinnati a no. 1 draft Choice in the june 1986 draft and was 6-9 this past season with the reds with a 4.35 Era in 27  returns to expos Montreal a Gary Carter a fan favorite with with Montreal before he was traded to the new York mets seven years ago returned to the expos on Friday when he was claimed on waivers. Carter hit .246 in 1991 with six homers and 26 Bis for los Angeles. The dodgers placed Carter on waivers this week after the Catcher failed to file for free Agency. Carter 37, spent the first 10 seasons of his 17-year career with the expos. He hit .272 with 215 Home runs and 794 Bis for Montreal before he was traded to the new York mets prior to the 1985 , Garza score to s Sacramento Calif. A Tony Lopez and Loreto Garza two former world champions began boxing comebacks with knockouts Friday night at Arco Arena. Lopez the two time International boxing federation Junior lightweight Champion made a successful lightweight debut when he knocked out pitau mole Yane of South Africa at 2 41 of the eighth round in a scheduled 10-Rounder. Referee Hank Elespuru stopped the fight after Lopez who was 133v4 pounds sent the 133-Pound mole Yane to the Canvas for the second time in the round. Lopez 38-3-1 with 26 knockouts was decision Ned sept. 12 by Brian Mitchell of South Africa. Garza moved to 29-2-1 with 24 knockouts stopping Armando Castro of Mexico with a left Hook and a right to the midsection at 2 22 of the seventh round. Castro at 143 pounds was lying face Down when referee Terry Smith ruled he was unable to continue a scheduled 10-round  to leave Vikings Minneapolis a unhappy running Back Herschel Walker will not be Back with the Minnesota Vikings in 1992, the Star Tribune said in its saturday editions citing an unidentified source a close to the  Walker acquired from the Dallas cowboys in 1989 for eight High draft choices and five players will not resign with the Vikings unless that a necessary to facilitate a Trade to a team of his liking the source told the newspaper. Walker signed a $1.75 million contract for 1991 but can become a free agent after the season. Weekend to radio com european Tim an television sunday pro football a Washington at Pittsburgh 7 . New Orleans at san Diego 10 . Monday pro football a Buffalo at Miami 3  television sunday pro football a Washington at Pittsburgh 7 . New Orleans at san Diego 10 . Monday pro football a Cleveland at Houston 3 , seb radio sunday pro football a Denver at Kansas City 7 . Dallas at new York giants 10 . Monday pro football a Cleveland at Houston 3 . Coaches and alumni in violation of Mcaa rules. Ramsey also said he had secretly made tapes of conversations to Back up his . Marathon disqualifies 10 new York a ten a cheaters Quot have been disqualified from the nov. 3 new York Marathon for course violations number duplications and men running in women a lanes. The 1991 race had the largest number of finishers in a Marathon at 25,797.Kentucky lands . Prep Star Lexington by. A Rodrick Rhodes rated one of the top High school forwards in the nation signed a National letter of intent Friday to play for Kentucky. Rhodes averaged 21 Points nine rebounds four blocked shots four steals and four assists during his Junior season at St. Anthonys High school in Jersey City . He is coached by Bob Hurley father of Bobby Hurley of Duke and Danny Hurley of Seton Hall. Rhodes 6-foot-7, shot 57 percent from the Field and 83 percent from the free throw line in leading his team to a 32-1  beats Field Snow 1nzell, Germany a Bonnie Blair of the . Won the 500-meter sprint in 43.51 seconds at the first International Speed skating meet of the season saturday before heavy snowfall led to the cancellation of further Competition. In already poor conditions Blair held off Germany a Monique Garbrecht by .52 of a second while former East German Christa Lurding staged a Strong comeback to finish third in 44.15 crusaders set Mark in Ireland Mitchell tops figure skaters Limerick Ireland a Mark roman caught a pair of touchdown passes from Tom Ciaccio As holy Cross struggled to defeat Fordham 24-19 on saturday and set a division i a record with its 19th straight Victory. Romans receptions of 41 and 28 Yards led the crusaders to a 24-12 halftime Lead and Fordham could not catch up despite dominating the second half. Holy Cross 10-0 also got a 2-Yard scoring run from Shawn Sierra and a 35-Yard Anthony Pignio Field goal As it broke the record of 18 straight victories it Nad shared with the 1982-83 Eastern Kentucky  vilified for Auburn expose Montgomery Ala. A the newspaper that initially reported Eric Ramsey a allegations against Auburn a football program has received telephoned threats and a writer and youngsters who sell game Day papers have been harassed at the stadium. A Beer was thrown on a Vendor someone threw a bloody Mary at a company vehicle. Everyone took verbal abuse including 12-year-old kids a said David Stillwell circulation director for the Montgomery advertiser. During a game at Jordan Hare stadium the advertisers sports editor was targeted on the sidelines by spectators who hurled a a virtual storm of stuff a including bottles managing editor Jim Tharpe said. The incidents at Auburn occurred at games after coach Pat Dye accused the advertiser of a a cold blooded attack against Auburn. His comment came after the advertiser ran a front Page Story in which Ramsey a former Auburn football player alleged that he was paid by Gelsenkirchen Germany a Mark Mitchell of the . Friday night was the Only figure skater to attempt and Complete a triple Axel to win the menus Competition at the nations cup. Mitchell impressed the judges with a flawless freestyle performance to Triumph with 1.5 Points. Mirko Eichhorn 3.0 and fellow German Ronny Winkler 4.5 were second and third. Meanwhile Isabelle brass cur and Lloyd Eisler the Canadian world championship Silver medallists were victorious in the pairs event although Brasseur fell  hire Baylor As coach St. Louis a the St. Louis cardinals named Don Baylor As batting coach Friday. Baylor 42, interviewed for the cardinals managerial Job in 1990 and frequently has been a candidate for other openings since retiring in 1988. He was batting coach for the Milwaukee Brewers the past two  paces Kapahua Golf Kapahua Hawaii a Davis love Iii no stranger to the Leader Board at the Kapahua International Golf tournament figures the time has come to finish at the top of it. Love entered the final round with a four shot Lead after a 7-under-Par 66 Friday left him at 204, 14 under Par after 54 holes. Mike Hulbert and Jim Hallet were tied for second at 208.american sleepwalk into second round by de Schuyler or. A boxing writer Sydney Australia a Vernon Forrest a biggest opponent was himself. The . Competitor at 139 pounds in the world Amateur championships had to keep waking himself before facing Michel Piccirillo. A i fell asleep a couple of times while i was waiting a said Forrest of Marquette mich., who won the first round match 33-15. A i never fought at one of clock in the morning  Forrest in the 26th match on a 27-bout card was one of Many boxers who had to wait through a Marathon opening session that began at 7 30 . Friday. Several other americans advanced to the second round. Ross Thompson warned about such International boxing Pitfalls As awkard mongolians won his opening bout by handling an awkward mongolian with ease. Thompson of Las vegas scored a 29-8 Victory Over left handed a Tansukh in a 147-Pound bout at the state sport Center. A a it a Good to have it under my Belt a said Thompson at 18 the world boxing youngest member of the . Squad. Sean Fletcher of the . Navy at Norfolk va., put heavy pressure on Mark Mercier of Canada in the first round forcing him to take a standing 8-count, in route to a 26-6 decision in a 119-Pound bout. Ivan Robinson of Philadelphia made Jose Portugal take a standing 8-count, then knocked him Down with a combination to win the 125-Pound bout in 72 seconds. Tim Austin of Cincinnati boosted the . Record to 5-0 when he stopped Marty of Donnell of Canada after one round of a 112-Pound bout. Then the . Suffered a loss when John Bray was out pointed 14-6 by Bert Teuchert at 201 pounds. Bray of  Guys Calif., took a standing 8-count in the second round. Of the slow moving program Fletcher of East Orange ., said a waiting is just part of it. You be got to keep your composure and  Fletcher served on the aircraft Carrier Theodore Roosevelt during the persian Gulf War. Besides the United states the strongest teams in the tournament Are supposed to be Cuba Germany and the soviet Union. Led by Julio Gonzalez the 132-Pound Gold medallist in the 1989 world championship the cubans won All three of their bouts. The Only three germans to fight also won although Andreas tews had a narrow escape in his 125-Pound bout. He decision Ned Tecec Bitumen of Mongolia 13-12. The soviets did no to fare As Well splitting two bouts. The loser was Andre Chebo Tare who lost at 125 pounds on a 20-8 decision to cuban Armando Mesa