European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 24, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Saturday september 24. 1994 sports the stars and stripes Page 39 Bill would Aid ring Washington a because of lax rules in some states several senators say boxing needs Federal regulations to protect boxers. I i question if health and safety Stan id Ards Overall Are being effectively enforced by All states sen. Richard Bryan id-nev., told the Senate Commerce com Smittee on thursday. The Bill sponsored by sen. John Mccain r-anz., and co sponsored by Bryan would i require the results of All fights to be reported to certified registries. Prohibit bouts in states without Box ing commissions. I establish mandatory registration for boxers and the issuance of identification cards with photographs and social Security numbers. It is unlikely that Congress will vote on boxing Bills before adjournment next month. Sen. William v. Roth jr., a Delaware Republican said the Short needs wider Federal regulation and introduced Sepa rate legislation. Heavyweight Champion evander Hollyfield told us that he paid nearly $600,000 in Sanction fees for his title fight against Larry Holmes and he received Little in return Roth said. Roth want the government to establish i a not for profit corporation that will enforce minimum Federal standards the ultimate victim of All these inequities is the Boxer he said. Unfortunately most boxers find themselves at the Bottom of the food chain.". Compiled by sue Harper staff writer Alexandria a. Memo to All soccer coach Pete born Washington , the Hanau legend who will serve As All coach for the third straight year recommended 15 Europe based players for this year s All Camp at fort Eustis a. All were approved by the Pentagon. Going to Camp Are Mark Hakama shape Bel Gium Chris an born Derson Camp Darby Italy Mark Romero Kaiserslautern Germany Mario Romero bad Kreuz Nach Germany Wallace Babb and Adam Vichiollo Kirch Gons Germany Guillermo Garcia Fried Berg Germany Theodore Nelson Hanau Germany Matthew Buehler and Reynaldo Mayorga Darmstadt Germany Sean Stroud and Clint Schreckhise Wiir Burg Germany Hunter Howell and Marco Mendoza Schweinfurt Germany and Hector Cuevas Augsburg Germany. The trials Are sept. 28-oct. 27. The armed forces tournament runs oct. 28-nov. 5 in Charleston . Local notes mat clinic winding up Hanau Germany Tony Thomas All wrestling coach said he is mainly concerned with teaching and training wrestlers and officials during two Day clinic and tournament which ends at the Fliege Horst gym today. Today s Greco roman weigh ins Are 8 to 10 ., with Competition beginning at 11 Admission is free. Thomas would t mind uncovering a Prospect or two either. They Don t have to be natural athletes i m looking at the whole package. A natural athlete May be great when he s on top but it s harder for him to get Back up because he is not used to the operative word is wrestling is the sport where heart and discipline Rule the workouts Are Tough and they do not get easier As the wrestler goes higher Thomas said. The All wrest tier s life is workouts and curfews. At the trials i la Start with 50 Guys and then wind up with 40 to 35,"thom-As said. to be sent americans Aid Worms Mannheim Germany Twohig schooners two soldiers and a . Civil Ian will be on the roster when the Worms cannibals a German baseball team Battle the Frankfurt apples for a spot in the Send division of the Ger Man baseball league today and sunday at 3 . At Worms. Kaiserslautern High school s David Roser Mannheim High school s Brian Alwin soldiers Chuck Collins of Mann Heim Eddie Michael of Stuttgart and civilian Dave. Brown Are the americans Worms is counting on in. The Best of three series. If More games Are Nec Essary they re scheduled for next week end in similar schedule is in effect at Mannheim where the German baseball championship series gets underway at Roberto Clemente Field at 3 . Today. The Best of three so rfcs pits the Mannheim Toron Ados against the Lack Studt Scalers with games moving to Lockstedt the following weekend. For details or directions Call Tom Greer at 06241-591-783 Between 5-11 . .,./. Karate kicking off Heidelberg Germany a karate tournament will be held oct. 1 at Heidelberg s pattern Barracks gym. Registration will be from 8-11 ., with Competition starting at 11 15. The Entrance fee of $25 or 40 German Marks covers All events. The tournament is open to germans As Well As americans for Ages 6 and older. Call Coy Settle 379-7579 or Levi Johnson 370-7312, Home 06221 761159. Seminole duo picked Houston a Derrick Alexan Der and Derrick Brooks both Florida state players were selected thursday with 10 other College players As semifinal i its for the 25th Lombardi award. Alexander 6-Fobt-5 and 282 pounds finished last season with 100 tackles and47 Solo stops at defensive end. The Junior hails from Jacksonville Fla. Brooks a 6-1, 226-Pound outside line Backer was a finalist for the Lombardi award last year. The senior is from pen Sabla Fla. He outscored flu opponents 1814 through the first five games of last season. Also named were Tony Boselli a 6-8, 305-Pound senior left tackle at Southern California. Tedy Bruschi a 6-1, 225-Pound Junior defensive end for Arizona. Bruschi was the 993 Pac-10 sacks Leader with 18 and league Leader in tackles for loss with 27.5. Kevin Carter a 6-6, 271-Pound senior defensive end for Florida. Dana Howard a 6-foot, 235-Pound senior inside linebacker for Illinois who has averaged 140 tackles per season. Cory Raymer a 6-4, 290-Pound Cen Ter for Wisconsin. Warren Sapp a 6-3, 284-Pound defensive tackle for Miami. Jeff Smith a 6-3, 310-Pound Junior guard for Tennessee. Korey Stringer a 6-5, 315-Pound Junior tackle for Ohio state. Zack Wiegert a 6-5, 300-Pound Nebraska senior tackle. Terrott Willard a 6-2, 230-Pound senior inside linebacker from California. Since 1970, the Lombardi award has been presented to the Best College foot Ball 12 finalists were selected by a 260 member selection committee comprised of former winners coaches sports writers and broadcasters nationwide. We photo Florida state s Derrick Brooks weekend sports on an Central european time television College football Indiana at Wisconsin 8 30 . Saturday delayed Fol Lowed by Colorado at Michigan delayed North Carolina at Florida state 1 30 Sunday. Pro football Miami at Minnesota 6 . Sunday Pittsburgh at Seattle 9 . Sunday Chicago at new York jets 1 Monday Denver at Buffalo 2 Tuesday. 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