European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 06, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 34 the stars and stripes sports Friday August 6,1993 local notes record Holder Heads Field for . Forces meet by sue Harper staff writer at least one performer capable of world class times is in the Field of some 400-plus participants expected for the . Forces Europe track and Field championships at Warner Barracks in Bamberg Germany tomorrow and sunday. Dino Napier who is stationed at Warner bar Racks has run the 100 meters in 10.28 seconds. For some perspective Carl Lewis ran a 10.22 july 30 in a race in which he finished third be Hind olympic Champion Linford Christie s 10.08 and Jon Drummonds 10.12. The army s Napier holds the armed forces record in the 100 meters. He broke the armed forces Mark of 10.30 with his run of 10.28 june or 6, 1992, at Castle fab in Merced Calif. During the armed forces track and Field Champi  same year he missed being an olympic trials finalist in the 200 meters by three Booths Ofa second Napier said. But being a semifinal olympic qualifier was was Good enough to get him to the olympic festival where he ran the third leg on a third place relay team. The 23-year-old army specialist will be run Ning the 100,200 and 400 saturday and sunday. Napier has a Tough weekend. He runs the the 200-meter semifinals at 1 15 . Saturday the final 2 45 . Sunday followed by the 100 semis at 3 30 . And the 400 semis at 4 15 . Napier will also be running in some relays but the teams had not been set wednesday. On sunday the 100 final is scheduled for 12 45 ., the 400 final at 1 45 . And the 200 final is at 2 45 . The 5,000 meters javelin Long jump High jump shot put and the 400-meter relay finals Are scheduled for saturday. All other finals Are sunday. Cage clinic comes to Safe Larry Finch Memphis state s basketball coach and or. Henry Nichols a former olympic official now on the Mcaa rules committee will be conducting a clinic at Raf Mildenhall eng land monday and  and Nichols will also conduct a clinic at Pitburg a Germany aug. 12-13.on the last Day of the Germany clinic the big 10 conference All stars will play the Neucom All stars at 6 .admission to the game is free. The clinics Are open to All Active military and coaches and officials at varsity intramural and youth Levels. Bowlers make history two bowlers from the Raf Lake Heath Raf Mildenhall Young american Bowling Alliance have made a bit of history Leila Graham and Steve Watjen finished in the top five at the National Junior Bowling championships in St. Louis the first time in Yaba history that two of the top five were from the same  placed second in the girls Handicap category to earn a $3,000 scholarship. Watjen in his first year of organized Competition placed third in the boys Handicap division winning a $2,000 scholarship. Here and there. A 3-on-3 basketball tourney starts 10 . Aug. 21 in Karlsruhe , open to anyone has a aug. 15 deadline and $30 fee. Call Dan 376-6162 or civilian 0721 759-6162.a clinic on Flag football rules will be held aug. 9-11 at 6 . Nightly at the Karlsruhe youth services located in Paul Revere Village. The clinic is open to All officials and coach Sand hosted by the Karlsruhe athletic officials association. Call 0721-755-140 for More inform  7tii annual american red Cross Golf tournament will be held at the Stuttgart Golf course near Pattonville on  is 11 . Until noon. The Shotgun Start willbe at 12 30 . Fee is $60 and includes evening meal. For information Contact Dan 431-2818 or civilian 07031-15818. Pea site baits by Harry Atkins grand Blanc Mick a most of the top players Are at Warwick Hills for the Buick open but their minds Are More like by a few Miles Down inter state 75 in Toledo Ohio site of next week s pea championship. And that s where Gre Norman comes in seven years ago at in verness country club Bob Tway holed out from a Bunker on the 72nd Hole to snatch the pea from Norman. Tway has won Only twice since those 1986 theatrics. Norman held the Lea going into the final round Norman of All four majors that year. The last second Heartbreak has become As much a part of his trademark As the shark on his shirt. I know i m going to go through a lot next week Norman said wednesday before playing in a pro am event. Everyone is going to bring up seven years  but Norman has moved on. He had two victories in 1986, one in 1988, two in 1990 when he was no. 1 on the Traney list and one in 1992. This year he is third on the Money list with victories at doral and at the British open Nis first major title. Twelve of the top 16 Money winners Are entered in the Buick open which runs through sunday. The Only ones missing Are Nick Price Paul Azinger Lee Janzen and be hard Langer. Also entered Are 13 of the top 16 on the Ryder cup Points list As Well As Tom Watson Captain of the . Ryder cup team. One of my jobs As Captain is to get to know the players better Watson said. When we get into the Competition i want to be Able to help them in any Way i  Watson said help comes in Many forms. I remember Jack Nicklaus had to fill up the car Withall the aids band aids and rolaids. If players need a boost or a kick in the behind i m there to give it to  Bender Dodges 80 again Bybe Abrams staff writer Wiesbaden Germany Rhein Blick Bent a Little thursday afternoon but it did t knuckle under completely As the army european championship Golf tournament continued. No one matched Par-72 Over the rugged Hilly 6,583 Yard venue in the third round of play but Jim Sulkan Enand Mark Maher recorded 73s, Charles Ballard fired a 74 and David Bender posted a 75 to create an inter Esting final Day prospectus in the Battle for the open division championship flight title. Hanau s Bender the Only golfer in the 75-Man, 3 woman Field to break 80 All three Days moved into a two stroke advantage Over Grafe Wohr s Sulkanen with a 79-79-75233 total. Sulkanen posted 80-82 the first two Days. Friedberg s Ballard who reversed Sulkanen s first two Day numbers is at 236, and Friedberg s Maher 81-83-73heidelberg s Charles Cochrane 78-79-80 and Pir Masen s Mike Benham 81-78-78 Are All at 237. The competitors were broken Down into flights in both open and masters Over of divisions following the first 36 holes. Niernberg s Matt Chipman turned in a 79, and Vil Seck s Wilhe Hickson slipped to an 82 to grab the share of the open first flight Lead with a 248, two strokes ahead of bad Kreuz Nach s Jimmy Bynum Heidelberg s Sam Tanguy holds a six stroke Lead Over Pir Masens David Steele in second flight with a 253 Friedberg Calvin Thompson is a stroke ahead of Heidelberg s Dean Gates and two shots in front of Wachenheim s Kirk Bowen with a 265 and Berlin s Don Ross paces dec Golf the fourth flight with a 275, four strokes ahead team mate Jay Cassiday who found some putting touch and turned in an 84 following rounds of 97 and 98. Man these greens Are something else Cassiday lamented. I had 53 putts tuesday 41 putts yesterday and Only 33 today. I was told that everything Rolls to the Rhine but i had to prove it to myself. Thirty three. 4m aft to it a my a Xii Flea i of a tar those putts in t exactly burning up the course t first two rounds i had a hot Putter today Baum older s Kyle Davis who has been competing for to these Many years in army Golf events in Europe shot a 79 and he needed an Eagle on the Par 5,440-Yard 18th Hole to get that to take the masters Divi Sion Lead one stroke ahead of bad Kreuz Nach s Jim Grant at 238."i flicked a Little wedge shot on 18 and it rolled into the cup beamed Davis. The other three Guys in the foursome Hohenfels Earl Goins Nurnberg s Tom Doc Smith and Grant All birdied the Hole and lost the skin to Davis. Berlin s John Davis shot an 80 for a 254 total and a three stroke Lead Over Giessen s Lou Green who would have been two strokes closer had he hit the right Ball on the 15th Hole where his Birdie became a bogey. Heidelberg s Ron Anderson s 85-267 gives him a six stroke Lead in the second flight. Debra Roth who has see sawed Over the three rounds with a 92-108-93, leads the women s division with 293, three strokes ahead of Heidelberg s . Lowas who had a third round 97. Jordan Seward pad leads open division leaders John Jordan in Germany and Steve Seward in eng land saw their margins increase after solid third rounds thursday in the Continental sports conference and United kingdom sports conference Golf tournaments. Ramstein s Jordan toured his Home layout in even Par 70 thursday to push his advantage Over his nearest rival to five strokes going into Friday s final round of the Csc event at the same time at Raf Laken Heath Alconbury s Seward turned in his second straight 75 to take a three stroke Lead Over Home stand ing Mike Martin and Greg Kinney of Mildenhall in the Ruksc tournament. Martin was just one Stoke behind Seward before ballooning to a 77 222 thursday Kinney had a 75 for his 222 total. Lakenheath s John Coulter 75 224 and Milden Hau s Bob Berger 74-225 remain in the . Hunt. Ramsteiner dominate players from Ramstein held Down air Force Golf five of the top eight spots in the men s open division and three of the top four in the 40-and-older Mas Ter s division on the 6,044-Yard, Par 70 Woodlawn course at Ramstein. Trailing Jordan and Carlton were three players at 221 Sembach s Bobby Jones Span Dahlem s Norm Phillips and Ramstein s John Thompson. Thompson turned in the Day s Best round a 2-under 68. Remaining with Jordan atop a division was tourney Long masters Leader Fred Lindstrom of Ramstein who also matched Par thursday in route to a 219 total that was seven strokes better than the 226 posted by George Bowler of Rhein main. Frank Grant of Ramstein three off the masters Lead going into thurs Day s play shot a 77 thursday for229. In women s play at the Csc Sherry Dodds of chives Belgium retained the Lead she has held since tuesday s first round with a 93-271, nine strokes ahead of bad sibling s Cynthia Wesley. Scores Rise at Lakenheath Seward s 75 was near the round s Best on a difficult scoring Day at the Ruksc meet Milden Hau s Berger six strokes off the open Lead and masters Leader Sam Hare of Mildenhall each posted 74s for thursday scoring honors. Hare who stands at 220, opened a nine shot Edge Over nearest competitor Cole Bradshaw of Lakenheath who had a 78 for a 231 total. Bradshaw however is a civilian who is ineligible to Advance to the Safe championships aug. 16-19 at Ramstein. The Ruksc will Advance five open three masters and two women Golf ers to Safe. Milden Hau s Susan Cunningham had a 93 thursday for 261 and an eight stroke Edge Over upper hey Ford s Debbie Sprich