European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 19, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 32 the stars and stripes sports sunday june 19, 1994tie Roks Spain Germany prevails Klinsmann by the associated press it was a six minute Miracle. The South koreans written off by most soccer pundits turned the Cotton bowl in Dallas into an Arena of their second Best world cup soccer Success a 2-2 draw with formidable Spain by scoring twice in the last six minutes. In boy some of the players sobbed and hugged each other As coach Kim to predicted that fridays game was the beginning of a new chapter m korean soccer. South Korea playing in its fourth world cup has never won a match. The Best it did was in 1986 when it Drew with Bulgaria 1-1. Earlier defending Champion Germany beat Bolivia 1-0 at Chicago a Soldier Field in a crude affair marked by a devastating slip by the bolivian goalkeeper and the expulsion of Bolivia a Star striker. Say this for Germany it did what it had to. It won the game something no defending Champ had done since 1970. A it was not that exceptional or extraordinary a said Juergen Klinsmann who scored the Lone goal in the 61st minute. A what is important is that we won the first  before a global television audience of some 750 million and a sellout crowd at Soldier Field that included president Clinton and the chiefs of state from Germany and Bolivia the germans made the most of a Superb Opportunity. Lothar Matthaeus lofted a Long pass to Thomas has scr. Goalkeeper Carlos Trucco dashed out but slipped As Haessler chested the Ball to a charging Klinsmann. He had an empty net to Nim self and it was All Germany needed. Bolivia a injured Star Marco Echeverry entered the game late and played Only several minutes before a red card ejection world cup additionally six yellows were issued. South Korea 2, Spain 2 South Korea certainly got what it needed to Avert another world cup loss. A honestly i did not expect such a recovery in the dying minutes of the game but then we did it a Kim said. Seo , a second half substitute inserted by Kim for his Speed burst through the Spanish defense and scored the tying goal on a right footed drive from 12yardsinthe final minute of regulation. For Spain Seow a blast past goalkeeper Santiago Canizares blunted a major comeback by the spaniards. They had to play three quarters of the game with 10 men after Captain Miguel Angel Nadal was ejected for tackling a South korean from behind on a breakaway. That 26th-Minutc foul the first red card issued under stiff new rules against tackling a player on his Way to the goal gave the South koreans momentum. But South Korea  take advantage at first and the half ended 0-0. Spain took a 2-0 Lead on a pair of dazzling goals in a five minute Span just after halftime. Julio Salinas struck with a Short right footed kick at 5 10 of the second half and Juan Soiko Exea followed with a header into the lower right Corner at 10 25.  pass from the right Flat set up the goal by Salinas. After that Kim changed strategy and picked up a vital Point in South koreans attempt to reach the second round. A in the first half i emphasized defense. In the second half we went on the attack but were Down by two goals a he said. �?o1 changed my strategy and signalled the players for a speedy  the spaniards were further depleted by a thigh injury to defender Fernando Hierro which forced him off the Field for a few minutes. He returned because his team had used up its substitutions but he was not a Force in the closing minutes. Bolivia defender Miguel Rumba takes Ball away from Germany a Jucar gun Klinsman Here but Klinsman scored Only goal in 1-0 Germany win in world cup opener  pounds out . Hammer record by Bert Rosenthal Knoxville Tenn. A Lance Deal shattered the american record in the menus Hammer throw by two feet on Friday and then said he could throw Stilt farther. Quot a a my training mates say there is still More there because my finish was off a Deal said after hurling the Hammer 270 feet 8 inches in the Usa Mobil outdoor track and Field championships. The distance third Best in the world this year surpassed the previous record of 268-8 by Jud Logan on april 22, 1988, at University Park a. Logan who is serving a four year suspension for Dru Gusa outdoor track use was at Tom Black Field to watch deals record performance and congratulated him on the accomplish lament. Deal had an inkling he would break the record prior to the Competition and again after his first throw. A last night i was thinking about that line on the Field marking the american record and i thought what a monster it is a the 6-foot-2, 240-Pound Deal said. A then i thought yes it is but so am  he said that when he did no to foul on his first attempt a throw of 256-0, his Confidence increased. A a in a notorious for fouling on my first throw in big meets a the 32-year-old Deal said. The record came on his second attempt. After his record toss he had throws of 2696, also beyond the previous record and 263-4, plus two fouls. This was deals second straight National Hammer throw title and his third Overall. He also has won the indoor National 35-Pound weight throw title seven times including the last six and holds the world record of 81-6. Deals previous Best Hammer throw was 266-0 in 1992, when he made his second olympic  june Mon 20 tue21 wed 22 thu 23 Fri 24 sat 25 Sun 26 course closed until 1100. Huga tournament #1 tee closed 1245-1430 wednesday. Night scramble Al Mac told 16412010 family bbl night open play from 0700 unit tournament Shotgun court a food until 1300 tee times required tee times required an per bund Strasse 291, ofter sheim a 06202-53767 or 3796139 meanwhile Kim Batten the 1991 National Champion in the women a 400-meter hurdles and fourth in last years world championships raced to a Rometer Victory in 54.51 seconds the fastest time in the world this year. In a spirited and highly competitive menus shot put . Hunter equalled his career Best of 68 feet 3y inches in beating world record Holder Randy Barnes for his first National outdoor title. Barnes placed second at 68-1 i followed by three time Mcaa Champion Brent noon of Georgia at 67-3�?T/4 and 1992 olympic Silver medallist Jim Doeff ing at 67-11/2,Napier gains final in 200 by the stars and stripes Dino Napier a Soldier stationed at Bamberg Germany qualified for saturday nights Usa outdoor 200-meter final by placing fourth in his semifinal heat saturday morning in Knoxville Tenn. Napier the 1992 olympic trials Veteran who won three Gold meals and the male map award at the recent armed forces championship ran 20.88 to take the final qualifying spot in his heat. Next up for Napier is the . Olympic festival in St. Louis where he will be scouted for the . Team bound for the Goodwill games in St. Petersburg Russia july23-aug7