European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 17, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes ports go a Aig i mob Ger " " August 17,1994 r Page 36 hogs ready to break out the Arkansas Razorbacks offensive line practices in the Cage hogs open at Home against Southern methodist on sept. 3. See As fall practice for the 1994 season gets into full swing. The tomorrow s stripes for All major College schedules. Mediator Hopes to return baseball talks to the table by Mark Maske the Washington Post while the stare Down contest Between the representatives of the major league owners and players continued on the fourth Day of the baseball strike the head of the team of Federal mediators that will attempt to get the sides to agree to a labor contract said monday he is hopeful of getting the parties Back to the bargaining table in the near future. John Calhoun Wells the head of the Federal mediation and conciliation service did not go so far As to express optimism that the solutions would be found easily in baseball s eighth work stoppage since 1972."i would say Given the history Here and the deeply held positions one ought to be realistic Wells said. This week Well continue to be in touch with Bot sides and i m hopeful the timing will be right to hold a joint negotiating ses  was the third straight Day that the negotiators for the owners and play ers did not speak to one another and no further bargaining sessions had been see analysis on Page 33 scheduled As of monday night. This Nowise baseball s third longest in season strike by the players surpassed by the 50-Daystrike in 1981 which forced the Cancella Tion of 712 games and the 1972 strike that wiped out 86 games and was Settle Don what would have been the ninth Day of the regular season. Another four games were cancel monday bringing the four Day total to 46. Both sides Are braced for a Long bit Ter struggle and there seemingly is no Middle ground As Long As the owners in Sist upon installing a salary Cap and the players vehemently oppose one. Neither major league baseball play ers association chief Donald Fehr nor the owners labor negotiator Richard Ravitch returned Telephone messages monday. Fehr was in Washington Ravitch was at his new York office. The Union s associate general counsel Gene Orza said we did meet with government representatives saturday and we expect to be in Contact with them throughout the week. As of. This moment there Are no negotiating meetings scheduled for the bal Ance of the , Ravitch and their encourages last met Friday when the Union restated it Revenue sharing ideas for the owners to subsidize the game s Small Market teams. On saturday the two sides met separately with a group of four mediators John Martin Brian Flores and Wilma Liebman of the Federal mediation and conciliation service and Steve Rosen thai associate Deputy Secretary of the labor department. Monday Rosenthal said if there is any mediation it will be done by the fms. We d All like this thing to be re solved As quickly As possible. It s up to the Federal mediation service to deter mine when mediation should take place and what form it would  the Boston based Martin reportedly has been in touch with both sides of the baseball dispute since the owners voted in december 1992 to exercise a reopened clause in the since expired collective bar gaining agreement with the players. 112,376 see nil game in Mexico Mexico City a the Dallas cowboys won the crowd. The Houston oilers won the game. The oilers outscored the super bowl champions 6-0 monday night to the beat of mariachi and Rock n Roll music in Aztec stadium. The soccer Field was converted to american football for one night of fan Celebration with an nil record crowd of 112,376 cheering almost everything even the pregame warmups. Houston s Darryl Lewis whose interception halted a cowboys threat in the first half said it was great to play i front of a crowd this big. I think some of them started off the game As cowboys see nil Camps on Page 35, football in Europe on Page 32 fans but i think we Are turning some of them to our  oilers who have beaten the cow boys in 11 of the last 12 meetings including two in the regular season used Field goals of 37 and 26 Yards by Al Delgreco for a 6-0 halftime Lead. Cody Carlson guided the oilers to the cowboys 20, highlighted by a 19-Yard pass to Pat Coleman prior to Del Gre co s 37-yarder.the oilers defense second in the nil in forced turnovers last season set up the second score following a diving interception by Lewis at the Houston 17. The Oil ers drove to the Dallas 9, from where Del Greco made his second kick. Heavy rain before the game kept pm Mitt Smith Dallas three time nil Rush ing Leader from playing. The attendance broke the nil record of 105,840 set in 1947 when the Champion Chicago bears played the College All stars at Chicago s Soldier Field. Mooning manager pays his dues Seattle a Bedingham mar Iners manager Mike Goff who was sus Pended for three games for mooning an Umpire during a Northwest league baseball game returned to work Mon Day night the Parent Seattle mariners said. Goff pulled his pants Down at Home plate while protesting a fair Ball Call on a hit by the Southern Oregon athletic last tuesday night at Medford Ore. Goff 31, was suspended for Belling Ham s games this past weekend against Southern Oregon. Bedingham lost 6-5, monday night at  league president Bob Richmond had recommended the three game suspension along with Afine. /. V. He declined to disclose the amount of the Fine. We obviously can t have that kind of behaviour. Richmond said saturday. I Don t like it at All Goff is in his second season As Man Ager of the Bedingham team. Tuesday update soc picks Krimsky new York a John krimskyjr., who negotiated multimillion Dollar sponsorship deals for America s olympic programs was chosen executive director of the . Olympic committee tuesday. Krimsky Deputy Secretary general and chief fund Raiser with the soc since1986, was named interim director. Starting oct. 1, he takes Over for har vey Schiller who is leaving the soc Stop operating Post to become president of Turner sports in Atlanta. 0"246850"000504