European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 5, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday june 5, 1994 i sports the stars and stripes Page 39 up by 4 on record 63 from wire reports East Lansing Mich. A Beth Daniel bogeyed her final Hole and still shot a tournament record 9-under-Par 63 Friday to take a four stroke Lead after two rounds of the Lyga Oldsmobile classic. The round was the lowest on the Lyga tour this year and matched Daniels career Low. The previous Olds classic record was a 64 by Daniel Deb Richard in 1992�?Ts second round. The 63 at Walnut Hills country club also helped Daniel finish with a 36-Hole total of 14-under 130 a also a tournament record a / four strokes ahead of Meg Mallon. A Brooks stays ahead Potomac my. A Mark Brooks seeking his first Victory in three years shot a 3-under 68 Friday that left him two shots in front after 36 holes of the $1.3 million Kemper open. Alone in second was Bobby wad Kins who is in his 20th season on the pea tour and has yet to win a tournament. Wadkins Only a part time player on the tour shot a 67 Friday. Montgomerie up by 2 Knoke Belgium Colin Montgomerie of Scotland battled rain and wind saturday to shoot a 5-under-Par 66 in the third round and take a two stroke Lead in the Dunhill belgian open with a 203 total. Germany a Bernhard Langer was second after his second straight 68. Albus rides 64 Birmingham Ala. Jim Albus shot a season Best 8-under-Par 64 Friday for a two stroke Lead Over Bob world notes Charles and Jim Dent after the first round of the Brunovs memorial classic. Albus has one senior pea tour win. This year a the Vantage. Longhorn leads Mckinney Texas a Justin Leonard of Texas took advantage of Ideal scoring conditions and Hometown support to shoot a career Best 63 Friday and take a one shot Lead in the Mcaa Golf championships. Leonard has a 54-Hole, total of 202. Oklahoma states Alan Bratton is second at 203 after shooting a 66 Friday. Joint bid considered Vancouver British Columbia sports promoters and business people met Friday to discuss the possibility of Vancouver and Seattle sharing a bid for the summer olympics in 2004 or 2008. Yachts set Marks Southampton England pushed by English Channel gusts of 48 knots Chris Dickson a Tokio held off the fast finishing american yacht Winston to win the sixth and final leg of the Whitbread round the world race Friday in record shattering time. The two Whitbread 60 yachts put on the closest finish in race history. Tokio broke the Mark for the 3,818-mile leg set by Stein lager 2 in 1989-90 by More than four Days finishing in 12 Days 19 hours 36 minutes 27 seconds. The Winston skippered by new Sealander Brad Butterworth made up More than 16 Miles in half a Day to finish in 12 Days 20 hours 27 00, with another Winston 60, Yamaha third 30 minutes astern. A Maxi yacht new zealand Endeavor was the Overall Winner of the nine month race. It led the Fleet by 45 Miles on wednesday but As the Strong winds filled in from behind the Whitbread 60s flew past and Grant Dalton a boat finished the leg fourth in 12 Days 22 hours 55 minutes seven seconds. Endeavor a Overall time of 120 Days five hours nine minutes 23 seconds destroyed Stein lager a record by eight Days and five hours. Buckeyes suspended Columbus Ohio two Ohio state football players were suspended from the team Friday after being accused of using a stolen automatic Bank Teller card. Defensive lineman Tomiko Payton and tackle Eric Moss were charged with felony counts thursday for allegedly using the card of another student to withdraw from $300 to $5,000. Russian stays on Fop Merano Italy a Marco Qahtani of Italy won the 14th stage of the tour of Italy Cycle race saturday. Evgeni Berzin of Russia retained the Lead in the Overall standings for the 11th successive Day. Ethiopian nabs laurels Stockholm Sweden a pcs fac Uckele an ethiopian based in Norway took the Lead after the 25-Kilometer Mark and held on to win the Stockholm Marathon by one minute 56 seconds saturday. Bekele covered course one of the most Scenic in Marathon but also one of the toughest in a relatively slow time of 2 hours 14 minutes and 6 seconds. 5,000 Mark Falls Hengelo Netherlands Haile Gebr Selassie of Ethiopia set a world record of 12 minutes 56.96 seconds for the 5,000 meters at the 13th Adriaan Paulen memorial Isaaf track meet saturday. The previous record was 12 58.39 set by Morocco a said Wouita in Rome in july 1987. Snarls hit cup to by Julie cart a ,. The los Angeles times Pasadena Calif. With the opening game of the world cup less than two weeks away there appear to be new problems with the events most precious resource a tickets which were sent to the Public last week. World cup phone lines have been swamped with angry callers whose complaints Range from receiving tickets to the wrong venue to getting worse seats than they ordered a a it a a debacle a said one world cup official who spoke on condition of anonymity. A its happening to everyone including staff. Staff and the Public Are getting tickets for games they did no to even order and not gelling tickets for games they did order we re getting hate mail faxed from All Over the world a. Although it is difficult to gauge the number of ticket complaints the world cup office in los Angeles other ticket outlets and even the . Soccer federation have received hundreds of Calls this week. The reaction has prompted world cup officials to add phone lines to Deal with the volume. Scott Letellier managing director and Quot chief operating officer of world cup 94, acknowledged that there have been Calls but characterized the response As Well within the Range expected for such a Large event. A a it a accurate to say there have been a Large volume of Calls a he said a but when you look at the number of tickets its expected. This is the week things have been dumped. This is to be expected. 1 think things Are going  for the events 3.6 million tickets has been High. Letellier said 196,000 accounts were serviced this week which could represent 3 million tickets for the tournaments first and second  hat trick lands Hanau in Region final by the stars and stripes Erle see Germany a Jason Daniels scored All three goals saturday As the Hanau hornets stopped the bad Kreuz Nach chiefs 3-0 in the semifinals of the army Region i soccer playoffs. The hornets the six time defending army champions get a shot at revenge when they take on the Darmstadt demons 3-1 victors Over the Baum older bears in saturdays other semifinal i sports on an Central ii rope it Law television baseball a los Angeles at Atlanta 9 20 . Sunday delayed new York mets at Colo Eado 3 . Tuesday. Aba playoffs a Eastern conference finals game 7, Indiana at new York 1 .  baseball a Philadelphia at Houston 8 30 . Sunday new it re Yankees at Texas 2 30 am. Tuesday. Aba playoffs a Eastern con a acc finals game 7, Indiana to new York 1 .  soccer the Region i championship game today. Both Darmstadt which handed Hanau its first loss since 1987 in their last meeting Advance to the . Forces championships which Start thursday at Niernberg. All army performer Daniels who has scored 30 goals this season got his first goal five minutes into the game off a feed from Jerry Mcneal. The two teams waged a Midfield Battle for the next 80 minutes As bad Kreuz nachos Mario Romero turned in a sensational game of marking Daniels and a1 Bekin starred at sweeper. Romero had to be switched to Forward when bad Kreuz Nacho a Eric Munoz was red carded for a flagrant violation giving Daniels More operating room. Daniels took feeds from Ramon Salgado and Adria Worrell and scored on breakaways in the 85th and 88th minutes respectively to ensure the Victory. Hanau kept defensive pressure on bad or Cugnach throughout the game and the chiefs managed Only eight shots on goal three of which were saved by Ted Nelson although Daniels beat him three times bad Kreuz Nacho a Dan Vogelsang had seven saves three of them on shots by Daniels. Starters rest As . Breezes de of Toto a Conns a Kara Wolters. Game High 6 poems Hobart Australia a the two time defending Champion United states routed new zealand 97-46 saturday to sea the top spot in group a at the women a world basketball championships. Eighteen year old Center Kara Wolters scored a game High 26 Points As the americans improved their first round record to 3-0. Coach Tara Vanderveer rested starters Teresa Edwards katrina Mcclain and Dawn Staley and was rewarded by some outstanding performances from her Bench players. Guard Ruthie Bollon holi Field hit five 3-pointers for 21 Points and Carla Mcghee scored 19 and pulled Down 14 rebounds. 1 a it was important for different players to step up tonight Quot Vanderveer said. A everyone did a Good Job particularly those players who Haven to had much court  Sonja Akkerman led new zealand with 12 Points and Leone Patterson had 11. A despite the scoreline that was the Best we be played in the tournament Quot new zealand coach Adrian Ward said. A your  was to keep them under 100 a and we just  the americans took control of the game with 22 unanswered Points Early in the first half. / Vanderveer was impressed with the input of 6-foot-7 Connecticut freshman Wolters whose father William played in the Aba with the Seattle super sonics. A a she a really big and has a Good attitude Quot Vanderveer said. A she maintained her Effort tonight and got belter and better the More time she had on  in Adelaide Andrea Blackwell scored eight of her 17 Points in the last five minutes As Canada surprised France 66-55 to Clinch a quarterfinal berth. The win gave Canada the second qualifying spot in group 11, behind unbeaten Cuba which improved to 3-0 with a 122-51 Victory Over Kenya