European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 12, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes monday september 12, 1977 soph bugs stun Colts in preseason final 14-0 by Chris Turkel up sports write sure it was Only an exhibition game but a shutout the Baltimore Colts were not the Only ones surprised saturday night when the second year Tampa Bay buccaneers blanked them 14-0 in the final preseason nil Roundup game for both. To Rookie quarterback Randy Hedberg the stunning upset climaxed a Peculiar preseason on a winning note. Originally listed As fourth string. Hed Berg Rose on the depth charts As the three . Scores Endicott . The standings after the third round of play in the $200,000 . On professorial Golf tournament at the in Joie Golf club Gil Morgan 67-65-69-201 Lee elder 65-70-70205 Artie Mcnickle 68-71-69208 Mac me Tendon 66-74-68208 Bob Smith .68 70 70208 florentine Molina 73-65-70208 Stan Altgelt 67-69-73209 Tony Cerda 69-69-71209 Jerry Pate 72-67-70-209 Arnold Palmer 65-69-75209 Bob Payne 67-70-72209 Mike Reid 68-71-70209 Barry Jaeckel 69-71-69-209 Jerry heard 72-70-68210 Frank Conner 67-72-71-210 Dale Hayes 68-74-6210 Dave Stockton 71-69 70210 Mark Hayes 71-69-70-210 Victor regal ado 67 69-74-210 Ray Arinno 72-71-67210 Kermit Zarley 67-73-71210 Lon Hinkle 69 73-69211 Bob Menne 70-71-73-211 Frank Beard 70-70-71-211 Tom Shaw 70-74-67211 Ron Streck 72-70-69211 Jim Barker 71-72-68211 Gary Mccord 71-72-68211 Wally Armstrong 74-65-73212 Dan Sikes 72-71-69212 Tom Kite 69-75-68212 Joe Inman 69-72-71-212 Andy North 71-70-71212 Chris Pigott 72-70-71213 Bill Garrett 69-73-71213 Mark Alum 72 72-69213 Don Iverson 73-71-69213 Terry Diehl 67-77-69213 Miller Barber 67-71 75213 Don january 72-67-74213 Mike Hill 73-71-69213 Sam Adams 69-74-70213 Bobby Wadkins 72-71-70-213 Len Thompson 73-71-69213 Perry Leslie 72-72-70214greg Pitzer 73-71-70214 Pete Brown 73-70 7? 2 4 Don Bies 74-70-70214 George Archer 72-72-70214 Jack Newton 73-69-72 -214 Tom Jenks 72-70-72214 Jim Masserio 70-72-72-214 Ken still 69-71 74214 George Johnson 72-69-74215 John Mahaffey 67-74-74215 Mike Mccollough 75 68-72215 Jim Wittenberg 76-68-71215 Rod curl 70-73-72215 Dick Mast 73-71-71 -215 Lyga scores Denver a Here Are the second round scores of the Lyga National jewish Hospital on at Denver Debbie Austin. 68-73141 Joanne Carner. 69 72 141 Vicki Fergon. 70-72 142 Jerilyn brits. 71-71142 Jane Briock. 72-71 143 Judy Kimball. 72-71 -143 Hollis Stacy. 72-71-143 Amy Alcott. 76-68 -144 Barbara Barrow. 72-72-144 Judy rank. 73-71-144 Mary Horner. 72-73145 sue Roberts. 72-73-145 Donna Caponi Young. 73-72-145 Sandra Post. 73-73 146 Kath Ahern. 75-72-147 Sandra Palmer. 74-73-147 Jane Renner. 74-73-147 Maria Astrologes. 75-73 148 Carol Flenniken. 7771-148 Marlene Floyd. 71-77-148 Shelley Hamlin. 78 70 148 ath vile. .".7672-148nancy Lopez. Be us Debbie Massey. 78-701 48 Susie Mcallister. "7171 a. N Signa Quandt. 76-72-148 Alexandra Reinhardt. 74 74 148 Beth Solomon. 74-74_i48 Mardell Wilkins. 70-78-148 Laura Baugh. /6-7j-149 Karolyn Kertzman. 73-76149 Sandra spa Ich. 76-73149 Kalify wrist Worth. 74-75-14? Jan ferraris. 77-73 150 Betsy King. 77-/3-150 Bonnie Lauer. 74 76 i so Perm Pulz. 76 74 150 lbs ahead of him succumbed to injuries until he made his first nil Start at Home against the Colts. He completed 10 of 24 passes for 148yards, while rival Bert Jones who ranked third among acc passers Las season completed 11 of 22 for a paltry 61 Yards. Former Heisman trophy runner up Ricky Bell ran 11 Yards for a touchdown and caught a seven Yard to pass from Hedberg with 14 seconds to go in the first half As the no. 1 draft Choice accounted for All the bucs  s second to was set up when Cecil Johnson recovered a fumbled punt on the Baltimore two. The Colt defense pushed the bucs Back to the 19 but was called for holding on a blocked Field goal attempt giving Tampa an automatic first Down on the 14. Two plays later Bell who picked up 53yards on 12 carries for the night raced around his own left end for the  Tampa defense kept a Strong Rush on Jones forcing him to overthrow his receivers most of the night while Hedberg looked like anything but a Rookie in mishandling of the scoring drive in the closing seconds of the first  hit Tony Davis with a 10-Yard pass and then on a third and six play hit Morris Owens with a 24-Yard throw to the Colt 12. Hedberg ran out of the pocket tothe Colt two before a penalty moved the Ball Back to the seven. He passed to Bell army passing Star Leamon Hall. .5 to tosses boost his log of Cadet records to 20 army romps Over mass for 500th Victory 34-10 West Point . Up Leamon Hall set two More army passing record saturday by throwing live touchdown passes the first three to freshman Mik Fahnestock and guiding the cadets to their 500th Victory with a 34-10 decision Over Massachusetts. The 6-foot-5, 220-Pound quarterback from Apopka fla., established single game and career Marks for touchdown passes to increase his log of Cadet records to 20. Hall had shared the single Gam Standard of four to tosses with Joe Cald Well and Arnold Galiffa before flipping an11-Yard screen pass to Tony Landry late in the game to close the  earlier erased Pete Vann s career record of 25 to passes when he hit Fahnes Tock for the third time and a 20-7 halftime Lead. Hall now has 28 career to passes. Texas am overpowers Kansas in opener 28-14 College station Tex. A full Back George Woodard ran for three touch Downs and halfback Curtis Dickey raced 48 Yards for another saturday As ninth ranked Texas am overpowered Kansas 28-14 in the season s opener for both teams. Woodard did All his damage in the second period when the aggie marched to a 21-0 halftime Lead. Two of woodard1 s scores came in a 2 36 Span of the period when the aggie defense victimized Jay Hawks quarterback Brian Bethke recover ing two fumbles. Hall was 19-for-33 for 310 Yards in the season opener for both teams. Fahnestock scored All three times he touched the Ball As a collegian hauling in Hall s passes for first Quarter scores of eight and 54 Yards before adding the 18 first Downs rushes Yards passing Yards return Yards passes punts fumbles lost penalties Yards mass 16 53-180 57 149 5-20-3 537.2 43 9-73 army 23 36-108 315 124 2035-3 5-46.3 0-0 887 yarder that tied him with Dick Stephenson and Jim Cain for a single game army touchdown reception record. Fahnestock a 6-foot, 170-Pounder from Selinsgrove pa., scored the deciding to 11 15 into the game when he wrestled a pass away from defender Dave Croasdale on the Massachusetts 12 to Complete the 54-yarder. Hall s other to pass was 16 Yards to Keith Wilson Early in the fourth Quarter. Massachusetts scored on a 22-Yard end around by Dennis Dent in the first Quarter and a 25-Yard Field goal by Croasdale in the third period. Massachusetts 703 310 army 14 60 14 34 army Fahnestock 8 pass from Hall kick blocked mass Dent 22 run kick Croasdale army Fahnestock 54 pass from Hal Dwyar pass from Hall army Fahnestock in pass from Hall kick failed mass Fig Croasdale 25 army Wilson 16 pass from Hall Ca Elli kick army Landry 11 pass from Hall Castelli kick a22,101 for the score on the following play. The Victory was the bucs second of the preseason against four losses the first time the bucs have won two exhibition games. They were 1-5 in preseason last year and 0-14 for the regular season. Balti More finished the preseason with a record of 3-3. In other games saturday Cincinnati beat Chicago 24-6, Minnesota battered Buffalo 30-6, Denver blanked san Francisco 20-0, Kansas City outscored St. Louis 37-20 and new Orleans overcame Houston 20-16. Bengals 24, bears 6ken Anderson completed 8 of 12 passes for 132 Yards and three ads two of them to Billy Brooks to spark the bengals to their fifth Victory in six exhibitions at the bears expense. Chris Bahr added a 46-Yard Field g Al for Cincinnati while Bob Thomas eked Field goals of 37 and 24 Yards for Chicago. Vikings 30, Bills 6 Chuck Foreman grabbed a seven a retd pass from fran Tarkenton and ran one Yard for another score As the Vikings whipped the Bills in the preseason finale for both. Foreman ran for 94 Yards in 17carries and caught two passes for 20 Yards while Buffalo s . Simpson had Only 69yards in 16 carries 62 of them coming in the first half. Broncos 20,49ers 0 linebacker Randy Gradishar return Dan intercepted pass 70 Yards for a to helping the Broncos shut out the 49ers for their Best Ever preseason record 5-1. San Francisco held scoreless the past two games and without a to the final three contests finished 1-5.chiefs 37, cardinals 20 Tony Adams came off the Bench to throw two second half to passes and Rookie Gary Green returned an interception 81yards for another score to give the chiefs a Victory Over the cardinals who ran 90plays in the game compared with just 46 for Kansas  20, cowboys 16 Chuck Muncie scored twice on one Yard plunges and Rich Szaro added a pair of Field goals to give the saints their Best Ever exhibition record 5-1. Oiler Abdan Pastorini played just one series in the second half and was carried from the Field with a sprained right ankle. New Orleans a Bobby Scott who was 13 of 17 for 197 Yards left the game in the second half witha sprained knee. The preseason schedule finished Sunda with Atlanta at new England Miami at the new York giants and Seattle at san Diego. Subb leads terms Over Clemson 21 -14 Clemson . A Maryland re serve quarterback Larry Dick came off the Bench in the third Quarter and completed five of seven passes for 118 Yards and two touchdowns to spark the 10th ranked terrapins to a 21-14 come from behind Victory Over the Clemson tigers inthe season opener for both teams. The Victory was the terms 21st in a Row against Atlantic coast conference opponents. With the terms trailing 14-7, Dick re placed starter Mark manges and quickly tied the score late in the third Quarter when he fired a 25-Yard touchdown pass up the Middle to Chuck White. De Loncar kicked his second of three successful extra Points to tie the score. Following a 21-Yard punt by the tigers which gave the terms the Ball at their 38, Dick and the terms needed Only three plays to go 62 Yards to score the winning touch Down. Dick fired an 18-Yard pass to Vince Kinney at the Clemson 44. Steve Atkins picked up one Yard up the Middle to the 43. Dick then found Jim Hagen open on the right sideline and tossed a Short pass which Hagen grabbed and then dashed Down the sideline for 43 Yards and the win Ning touchdown. Loncar kicked his third extra Point to close off the scoring with 4 55 left in the game