European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 14, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday August 14, 1994 sports the stars and stripes Page 35 Edberg Chang reach at semifinals from wire reports Mason Ohio Stefan Edberg Defeated a hobbled Amos Mansdorf on Fri iday night to move into the semifinals of i the $1.72 million at championship. Edberg s semifinal opponent will be third seeded Micha Erstich t f Germany who beat Alex o Brien 6-2, 6-4. Defending Champion Michael Chang advanced the same Way he did last year beating Jason Stoltenberg 6-1, 3-6, ,75. He will meet the resurgent David when ton who eliminated seventh seeded Jim courier 7-6 7-32-6,6-3. Frazier stuns Martinez Manhattan Beach Calif. Wimbledon Champion Conchita Martinez of Spain was upset by no. 10 Amy Fra Zier 6-4,7-6 7-1 Friday in the Quarter i i nals of the Virginia slims of los Angeles,.,. I Frazier s Victory meant the top three seeds were knocked out of the $400,000 tournament. Second seeded Martina Navratilova lost thursday to no. 13 Ann Grossman 4-6, 7-5, 6-4, and no. 3 Lind Isay Davenport withdrew with a strained i muscle in her left calf Liles lifts Aba title Tucuman Argentina Frank Liles of Syracuse ., out pointed Champion Frank Little of Philadelphia on Friday to win the world boxing association super i middleweight Crown. World notes judge Guillermo Perez of Panama scored it 118-114. Judge Francisco Seleme of Argentina scored it 116-114 and judge Milton Mercado of Colombia had it 118-113, All for Liles. Liles record improved to 27-1 with 18 knockouts. Little dropped to 22-2-13 with five knockouts. Liles 28, weighed in at 166,pounds. Little 28, weighed in at 167# Pound sin a preliminary title bout in this City near Buenos Aires Jorge Castro of Argentina won a split decision Over Reggie Johnson of Cincinnati to capture the vacant world boxing association Middle weight Crown. Castro s record improved to 95-4-2with 66 knockouts. Johnson s record fell to 35-4-1 with 21 knockouts. Bribe charge hits czech Singapore a czech who plays for a Singapore soccer team was charged saturday with accepting bribes make sure his team won and a referee was charged with two counts of corruption. Midfielder Michael Vana was accused in court of accepting $250,000 from bookmaker to influence the outcome of six games in a regional league Between May 8 and july 30. Taking Money to do your duty is also corruption. You Don t have to take Money necessarily to lose matches said Koh Hung Meng the spokes Ryzyi of corrupt practices investigation Bureau. Lillehammer in red Oslo Norway the olympic win Ter games in Lillehammer last february ran a deficit of 4.7 billion Kroner $705 Millionth organizers announced Fri  shoots 66beavercreek Ohio Janice Gibson never a Winner or even a Leader in nine years As a pro shot a 6-under-Par 66 Friday for her lowest round Ever and a one stroke Lead after the first round of the inaugural children s medical Center Lyga classic. Mochrie trails by 1 Woburn England american Dottie Mochrie putting to Good use some tips from Paul Azinger shot a 7-under-Par 66 Friday but trailed Sweden s Liselotte Neumann by one stroke at the Halfway Mark of the $500,000 British women s open. Mochrie who shot a 73 in the first round had a two round total of 139. Neumann Winner of the , open in 1988 for her first career Victory on the Lyga tour led the Field with a 138 after a bogey free second round of 67. Amateur Champ rallies hot Springs a. Defending Champion Jill Mcgill was t about to panic when she fell two holes behind Early in her semifinal match at the 94th1 , women s Amateur. I Don t mind coming from behind she said. I like match play because if you hit a bad shot you can forget about it and Start All Over on the next  Mcgill did exactly that Friday rallying for a a up Victory Over 1994 Mcaa Chan Pion Emilee Klein. The Triumph put Mcgill into sat urday a 36-Hole championship match against Wendy Ward at the Homestead resort s cascades course. Ward earned her berth in the title match at the demanding Mountain layout by shooting a 6-under-Par 30 on the front nine on the Way to a 7-and-5 rout of an Drea Baxter. Another cuban defects Tienzo Ontario Richard 6-foot-6 Center who leads then the gee status in Canada the Canadian press reported  contacted two Toronto news papers asking for help in staying in Canada after the tournament ends sunday according to highly placed organizing committee Security sources. Big 1 oth lands pacers in title game by the stars and stripes Kaiserslautern Germany \ Karlsruhe which trailed 9-3 in the sixth inning exploded for eight runs in the top of the tenth to Knock shape out of the Region ii men s softball playoffs with a 17-10 Victory saturday. The win moved the pacers into today s 1 30 . Title game against undefeated Kaiserslautern. That game will follow the women s championship clash Between Kaiserslautern s equally undefeated women and the Heidelberg lady generals. It is sched army softball used to begin at noon. Saturday s men s losers bracket final went extra innings after Karlsruhe in its last at Bat tied the game at 9-9 on Jim bar Ker s three run inside the Pirk Homer. All told Barker went 3-for-5, scored three runs and had three rib s. In the tenth Mark Spittler s two run double keyed the thoroughly decisive eight run rally. Shape had dropped into the loser s bracket Early saturday after Kaiserslautern beat the greyhounds 11-5 behind three homers. Kaiserslautern s de Winters hit a three run Homer and teammates Arnold Benson and Terrell Burton each added Solo shots. Karlsruhe had landed in the losers bracket earlier in the two weekend tournament but crawled Over Pir Masens 12-6 and Shinnen 6-5 to get to the losers bracket final. In other men s games saturday it was Pir Masens 12, Lan Stuhl 3, and Shinnen 6, Heidelberg 5. Weekend sports on the air Central european Tim an television baseball Birmingham at Memphis 2 . Monday. Pro Beach volleyball # 30 . Sunday. Basketball world championship title game 10 . Sunday. An radio basketball world championship title game 10 . Sunday. Schumacher races to 4th pole of year by the associated press Mogyoros Hungary a Michael Schumacher got Back on top of formula one racing saturday earn ing the pole position for the hungarian grand prix. The German Driver whose dominance of grand prix racing is jeopardized by a two race suspension currently under Appeal mane Vered his Benetton Ford around the 2.46-mile Hunga Roring circuit in 1 minute,18.258 seconds at an average Speed of 113.171 Mph. He won his fourth pole in 10 races. Coming off a disappointing showing in the German grand prix his engine died on the 20th Lap and operating with the possibility of losing his commanding series Points Lead m the Appeal Schumacher edged chief rival Damon Hill for the pole. Hill was second m qualifying at 1 18.824 and 112.452 Mph. Martin on the pole at the Glen watk1ns Glen  Mark Martin put his Fprd on the pole for the Send straight year at Lascar s Bud Weiser at he Glen touring the 2.45-mile, 11-turn Road Cir Cuit in 118.326 Mph. Friday s Speed did t equal Martin s track record last year 119,118but it was Good enough to give Martin his first pole of the year. Unser tops practice Lexington Ohio Al Unser or broke the mid Ohio sports car course track record Friday to take the provisional pole for sunday s Miller genuine draft 200 indy car race. Unser the Leader in the season Points standings had a fast Lap of 119.517 Mph around the 2.25-mile circuit. That bettered the Mark of 118.372 Mph set last year by Britain s Nigel Mansell. Michael Schumacher steers his Benetton Ford to the pole during saturday s qualifying for today s hungarian up