European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 16, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday March 16,1992 the stars and stripes b Page 21 Golf couples fires 65 to Pace Honda Field fort Lauderdale Fla. A it was a More confident comfortable Fred couples who swept past his old Friend and golfing Mentor to assume control of the $1.1 million Honda classic. A week ago at nearby doral couples spoke of being intimidated by the Veteran Ray Floyd and observed going into the final round that a the wont be worried about me and ill be worried about couples exhibited a different Demeanour saturday after a 7-under-Par 65 enabled him to replace Floya As the Leader after three rounds. There was no talk of intimidation. A right now i feel like not that the game is easy that i can to play better than in be been playing. So i need to really pay attention to what in a that a because seven players including Floyd Are within four stroked of him going into sundays final round of the Chase for a $198,000 first prize. With a 202 total 14 under Par couples holds a one shot advantage Over Mark Brooks who shot 64 with a double bogey. He also had an Eagle and eight birdies. Blaine Mccallister a former Winner of this title is another shot Back at 204 after a 68. Floyd the 36-Hole Leader slipped to a 71 and is tied at 205 with Greg Hickman and Corey Pavin. Fred couples flips Putter after missing Birdie , Barber Lead after 66s san Antonio apr defending Champion Lee Trevino and Miller Barber each shot 6-under-Par 66s on saturday to share the 36-Hole Lead in the $400,000 Vantage at the Dominion senior pea Golf tournament. Trevino and Barber were at 10-under 134 after two rounds Over the 6,814-Yard, Par-72 Dominion country club course. A i played the Par-5 holes in five and under a said the 52-year-old Trevino who made four birdies and one Eagle saturday. Barber captured his third Vantage classics title of the season saturday for golfers aged 60 and older. The 60-year-old Barber who won $11,000 saturday is trying to become the first to win a classics and a senior tournament on the same weekend. Daniel moves ahead by 4 strokes Tucson Ariz. Apr Beth Daniel birdied four of the first five holes saturday in route to a 5-under-Par 68 and a four stroke Lead after three rounds of the $400,000 Lyga Ping Welches championship. Pat Bradley who shot a second round 76, re bounded with a 6-under 66 saturday for a 54-Hole total of 7-under 209, tying her with Brandie Burton and Dale Eggeling for second place. Burton shot her second consecutive 69 and Eggeling her second straight 70. Darmstadt s Furt take titles Giessen Germany a Darmstadt blitzed Berlin twice sunday in route to winning the 1992 youth services Junior a boys basketball tournament. Darmstadt which was knocked into the losers bracket when it lost to Berlin 85-78 Friday night got vengeance galore hammering the Junior bears 68-45 to Force the if necessary game and then dominating that one completely while posting a 78-68 Victory. In the championship game the eventual victors trailed 17-16 after the first Quarter but they went on a 49-30 splurge in the next two periods to put the game out of reach. Berlin Cut eight Points off its deficit in the final Quarter but the championship was out of reach by then. Preston Mckee led Darmstadt with 28 Points Korey Taylor followed with 17 and Anthony Yon came through with 16. Yon also had 17 rebounds and Mckee had 14 As the champions ruled the boards. James Smiths 26-Point, 14-Board performance topped Berlin. Rodney Keener added 16 Points in a losing cause. Taylor scored 25 Points and Mckee dialled 19 Aryouth basketball Darmstadt overwhelmed Berlin in the earlier Confron tation. Keener tallied 17 for Berlin and James Smith scored 12. Schweinfurt girls sweep to Crown Lan Stuhl Germany a the Schweinfurt girls also had to come out of the losers bracket and beat Ramstein twice to claim the Junior a Crown. They won the title game 40-31 in the Competition for athletes Between 13 and 15 from communities of More than 800 people. Kena Clay scored 19 Points and Tonia Strube had 10 to Pace Schweinfurt to Victory. Jennifer Watford scored 14 Points for Ramstein and Carrie Falck dialled a dozen. Clay also was the big gun in Schweinfurt a 38-23 Victory which forced the if necessary Battle. She chalked up 16 Points and got 13-Point support from Mary Fletcher. Watford had 16 of Ramstein a pick up 9th straight title Indianapolis up the Arkansas razor backs picked up their ninth consecutive menus title and Florida broke in with its first women a Crown saturday at the Mcaa division i indoor track championships. Arkansas scored 53 Points to hold off a Strong Challenge from Clemson 46. Florida was third with 38ncaa track Points followed by Louisiana state 24and Georgetown and Texas Elpaso 23 each. The nine straight titles tics the All time record for consecutive team division i crowns. Yale a Golf team dominated from 1905-13, while the Iowa wrestlers held the title from 1978-86. Florida a women scored 50 to demolish the rest of the Field. Stanford was second with 26 Points followed by Villanova 22and leu Providence and Wisconsin 20 each. The Razorbacks got their Points in familiar places a the triple jump anti distance events. Erick Walder won the triple jump with an Effort of 55 feet 4va inches. Teammates Brian Wellman and Gary Johnson placed third and fourth. In the mile Graham Hood was second with Jon Schiefer finishing fourth. For the Florida women Leah Kirklan won her second straight triple jump title in 43-11y. Also the 4x400 relay Sauad of Nekita Beasley Michelle Freeman Kim Mitchell and Anita Howard won in 3 33.10. The Florida men Dedric Jones Lewis Lacy Steve Adderley and Scott Peters set an american record in the 4x800 relay finishing in 7 18.23. The old Mark of 7 19.86 was set last year in the indoors by Georgetown. Arizona states Maicel Malone won her third consecutive women a 400 meter title finishing in 52.16 seconds. Is Vari Bagula of George Mason won his third straight pole vault Crown Clearing 18-4vi.starless . Outruns Britain Birmingham England a world 10,000-meter Champion Liz Mccolgan lapped an entire 3,000-meter Field and Veteran British sprinter Linford Christie won three races but a below strength United states team beat Britain saturday in a dual meet. A sellout crowd of 8,000 a the largest to see an indoor track meet in Britain a packed the National indoor Arena. The american men won 141-129 and the women won 133-117. American sprint stars Teresa neighbors Dyan Webber and Natasha Kaiser were winners. Neighbors led Webber and Alice Brown Home in the 60 with a 7.19 time while Webber won the 200 ahead of Terri Dendy and Kaiser beat Kim Batten in the 400. Kaiser then anchored the 1,600 relay team to Victory. After her second place in the 60, Webber pulled away from Dendy to win the 200 in 23.68. American High jumper Brian Stanton equalled his personal Best to win at 7 feet 7 inches and Angie Bradburn jumped 6-43/4 to take the women a event. Shot Putter Ron Backes won in 64-1 a to Lead a . Sweep. Kevin Toth was second with 63-3>/� and Jordy Reynolds third with 63-1 i. Ramona Pagel of the . Won the women a shot with a throw of 58-4. Other american winners were Willie Caldwell in the 400, Long jumpers Dana Boone and Andre easter 60-meter hurdler Kim Mckenzie and Mark Dailey in the 800.Griffin Sparks . Team Victory at world boxing Tampa Fla. Eric Griffin the . 106-Pound Champion saturday night Defeated cubans Rogelio Marcelo for the fourth time in their four Amateur title bouts with a 36-10 decision in the world championship Challenge. A a he a got four different styles All of which in be figured out a said Griffin of Broussard la. Twelve world titles were determined in the two Day event that establishes the top seed for the summer olympics including five crowns for the first place . Fighters. At 132 pounds Oscar de la Hoya of los Angeles also took top honors saturday improving his career record to 216-5 with a technical knockout of puerto Rico a Jose Martinez. Cincinnati a Larry Donald won the super heavyweight Divi Sion Over 201 pounds with a 16-14 Edge Over defending Champion Roberto bal ado of Cuba. Americans who captured titles Friday night were Vernon Forrest 139 pounds and Raul Marquez 156. Of the sue . Entries Only Ivan Robinson 125 of Philadelphia failed to earn a title. He lost 21-9 to cubans Arnaldo Mesa. Cuba finished second with three championships. In other bouts Germany a Torsten May 178 defended his world title by stopping Andrei Kurniawka of the Commonwealth of Independent states 15-5, while Felix Savon 201 of Cuba remained heavyweight Champion with a first punch knockout of South koreans bae a Hae Sung
