European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 21, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse To Tat i a few it sunday August 21. 1994 sports the stars and stripes n. Page 35 . Bound for women s soccer final from wire reports Montreal Michelle Akers Stahl lad two goals and two assists As the the United states routed Jamaica 10-0 on Friday in qualifying for the second fifa women s world championship. I Kristine Lilly and Carla Overbrook also scored two goals and Tiffany Rob alerts Carin Gabarra Sarah Rafanelli and Tiffeny Milbert added goals for the . Team which amassed a Concaf-record36-0 Edge in shots to improve to 3-0 in the five country round Robin tournament. The United states was to face Canada which Defeated Trinidad and Tobago 5-0 on Friday in the tournament finale yesterday. The americans won the first women s world title in 1991. Next year tournament will be played in Sweden. Finns nip . Ices Tampere Finland Janne Oja Nen s goal at 3 20 of the third period gave tap Para of Tampere a 3-2 Victory in Layover the United states in the Tampere cup hockey tournament. Carbonneau traded Montreal Guy Carbonneau who had been with the Montreal Ca Nadies his entire career and served a Captain since 1989, was traded to the St. Louis blues on Friday for Rookie Cente Jim Montgomery. Carbonneau 34, was a key performer world notes in the canadians Stanley cup Victory in1993. But his age and run ins with management May have made him , 25, signed with the blues As a free agent last year. He had 20 Points in 67 games. Kings dump Tisdale Sacramento Calif. The Sacra mento Kings renounced their rights to free agent Wayman Tisdale on Friday and signed Journeyman Forward Center Frank Brickowski who will join his sixth Aba team in 10 seasons. Brickowski 35, averaged 13 Points and five rebounds per game last season for Milwaukee Ana Charlotte. Terms of his contract were not released. Buckeyes a eager Columbus Ohio Junior swing Man Derek Anderson was let go from the troubled Ohio state basketball Tea after asking to be released from his scholarship the University said. Since the end of last season Charle Macon was dismissed from the team for academic reasons while Gerald Eake was kicked off and Greg Simpson sus Pended indefinitely after run ins with the Law. Nate Wilbourne transferred to South Carolina. Bruin has surgery los Angeles Kris Johnson Auclea basketball recruit and son of for Mer Bruin ail american Marques John son underwent arthroscopic surgery Fri Day to remove torn cartilage from his left knee. Or. Gerald Finerman the Bruins Tea physician performed the., surgery at Urcla medical Center. He said Johnson should be at full strength when the Bruins open fall practice on oct. 15. Carded seven birdies in a bogey free round Friday to take the Lead at the half Way Point of the International. Lowery whose Best finish in seven sea sons on the pea tour was a second at san Diego earlier this year earned 14points and had a two round total of 21 Points under the modified stableford sys Lowery s plus-14 As the Day s Best score was Dave Stockton jr., who was at plus-20 along with Mike Reid. Keith Clearwater had 19 Points Tom Lehman 17 and Tom Kite 16.Beasley, Marshall draw to Ian grabs Poe Atlantic City . Junior middleweight Lonny Beasley and Tony Marshall fought to a 10-round split Deci Sion draw at Trump Plaza Casino hotel on Friday night. Judge Richard strange scored it 96-94for Beasley judge Eva Shain had it 98-92 for Marshall and judge Frank Brunette ruled the fight even at 95-95. Beasley 29, of Detroit 23-2-2 wit seven knockouts dictated the Early rounds with a Crisp Jab and Slick move ment. Marshall 16-3-6 with four Knock outs won the later rounds behind a Strong inside attack. Lowery takes Lead Castle Rock Colo. Showing Little fear of Sand and Little regard for his better known competitors Steve Lowery Graf hits her stride by the associated pres Montreal Steffi Graf shrugged off a poor Start and won the final 11games to beat Gabriela Sabatini 7-5, 6-0 Friday in the matinee International tournament. The top seeded Graf whose sore Bac caused her to Stop play twice for treat ment on wednesday started slowly against Sabatini training 5-2 at one Point with Sabatini serving at 30-loye.but Graf won the next five games to take the first set and in the second set she won All six games for a semifinal berth against Mary . 2 seed Arantha Sanchez Vicario Defeated unseeded Katerina male Eva of Bulgaria 6-2, 6-1 in another will play in the semifinals against Japan s Kimiko Date who beat unseeded Nathalie Baudone of Italy 4-6,6-2,6-0. In other warm for the . Open Stich Becker Roll on new Haven Conn. Boris Beck Erand Michael Stich each survived rain de lays and their opponents at in notice bags Ace at Wood Lawn Ramstein a Germany sem Bach s Jan Crawford who took up the game a Mere two months ago completed most golfers lifetime quest saturday when she made a Hole in pne on the 110 Yard fifth Hole at Woodlawn Golf club. Richard Pfauntsch Stephanie Cassand Roy Case watched Crawford perform her feat with a seven Iron. Sports on an Central european time. Television football Denver at Dallas 2 . Monday. Auto racing Lascar Good wrench 400,6 30 . Sunday. Radio football Denver at Dallas 2 . Monday. Tennis Ter National to Advance to an All German matchup always of great interest Back lost a set for the first time in the tournament but Defeated no. 8 Patrick Rafter 6-2, 5-7, 6-1. Becker beat no. 11malivai Washington 6-2,6-4. Courier conqueror bounces Edberg Indianapolis Alex Corretta i turning his first hard court tournament of the year into something special. Corretta Defeated third seeded Stef Nedberg 1-6, 6-2, 6-4 Friday in the Ria championships to Advance to the Semi i Victory Over Edberg currently no. 4 in the world continued a dream wee for the 20-year-old Corretta at the Indi Anapolis Tennis Center. In the second round Corretta ousted fifth seeded Jim courier then went on to beat the 12th-seeded Andrea Gaudenzi of Italy in straight sets. Steffl 11 in a Row Brno czech Republic Luca Cada Lora of Italy won the pole position sat urday for sunday s czech grand prix500cc motorcycle race edging out heavily favored Michael Doohan of Australia. Defending Champion Kevin Schwant of the United states qualified sixth. Moses tops diving Moultrie a. Melisa Moses edged two time . Champion Carrie Zarse by less than a Point to win the women s 1-meter springboard Competition in the Phillips 66 National diving championships on Friday. Moses 22, of Orange Park fla., finished with a.461.28 total for her first National title. Zarse of Rockford 111., had 460.44 Points. French riders take tandem Palermo Sicily a the French pair of Fabrice Colas and Frederic Magne captured the last world title of a disappearing speciality tandem while a dutch policewoman set a record Streak of four golds in a race with an olympic future women s Points. The frenchmen out sprinted the Ger Man duo of Jens Glucklich and Emanuel Raasch in straight races at the world track cycling championships on Friday. Colas a 30-year-old Amateur and Magne 25, dominated both heats with times of 10.576 and 10.903 seconds Over the last 200 meters. Their third world title in six years boosted France s Overall Lead to three Gold and two Silver medals in five Days of Competition. American cyclists who won one Gold two Silver and one Bronze medals in the first four Days of Competition did not pocket any in Friday s round. 14-year-old Downs 4 sex champs Indianapolis a Whitney helps established herself As one of America s rising female swimming Star Friday by winning the 200-meter Butterfly in 2 minutes 11.04 seconds at the National swimming championships. The 14-year-old s time was the third Best in the world this year. Only Limin Liu and Zhu Hong both of China have gone faster. Phelps who will be a freshman a Towson High school this fall and rep resents the North Baltimore aquatic club won her championship final that included four former National champions in the event. Sarah Ander son who had the fastest qualifying timeout was last after the first.50 meters finished second in 2 12.83 and Michell Griglione the recent Goodwill games Champion who won the event in . Swimming this year s Spring nationals was third in 2 13.00."i knew that i had a Chance to win. I did t think about the Competition Phelps Felt really Good. I was t that Ner Vous added Phelps who was selected the meet s top Rookie when she finished second in both Butterfly races Las year. I just Felt smooth and other winners determined Friday on the final Day to qualify for next month s world championships at Rome included olympic Silver medallist Greg Bur Gess 200 individual Medley 2 00.90amy Van Dyken 50 freestyle 25.37 three time National mile Champion Carlton Bruner 1,500 free 15 12.37 and Barbara Bedford 200 Back 2 11.29. The meet at the Indiana University natatorium was to end last night with the women s 1,500 freestyle and themen s 800 freestyle two non olym Pic events which Are not included inthe world championships. Burgess was under the world record Pace of Tamas darn i of Hungary at the Midway Point and was challenging the american record of 2 00.11 with 50 meters to go. But he had a 29.69 split for the final segment of the race while posting the second fastest time in the world for the event this year. I m probably not in the Best shape said Burgess who graduated fro Florida this Spring. Ive had a couple of problems training this m feeling that All my to Good my strokes Are pret
