European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 11, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes tuesday october 11, 1977 trojans keep rolling with 2 volleyball triumphs the  trojans continued to protect the Best record in Germany prep volleyball rolling up two More wins to join Hanau Nurnberg and Bonn in recording the Only All winning volleyball performances in weekend tournament action. The a towners edged bad Kreuz Nach and triumphed Over Hahn to run their cur rent record to 8-1, the panthers of Hanau bested Berlin and Wurzburg the eagles of Nurnberg triumphed Over Pitburg ans Bach and Host Mannheim and the crusaders of Bonn bested shape and Bremerhaven in the port City. The warriors who Haven t lost since the opening week of the season won a close two setter from bad Kreuz Nach at Wei Brucken 15-13 and 17-15, then romped Over Hahn 15-5, 15-2. Strong serving and play by Carol Vancavage Barbara Berry and Rhonda Robinson keyed the wins. Perkins Gauer Messner Star prep Cross country records keep falling Randy Perkins who could very Well be the top runner in Europe remained undefeated this season As he helped Pace the Lions to a team Victory at Heidelberg and Frankfurt s Bridget Gauer set a new record for the second straight week this time at Karlsruhe while teammate Rich Ard pore established a new Mark in the boy s division to highlight a full weekend 01 Dodd eur Cross country meets. Perkins a Sophomore at Heidelberg was clocked at 22 23, finishing 40 seconds ahead of Stuttgart s Brandt Groh for his Lith Victory against no losses. His team also sports an 11-0 Mark. In the girls meet. Stuttgart s Lorette Wiley took first place with a time of 11 52. The lionesses ended 2-3-4-5 behind Debi Dassonville. Jeanette Leduc. Susan whar ton and Kathi Dassonville for team honors also making them 11-0 on the season. Gauer s record time was 11 29 Over the women s 1.9-mile course while it Wen right Down to the wire in the boys Competition As Pyrc clipped Karlsruhe s Chuck Schwait. To set a record Over the 4-mile course there. His time was 21 10. The eagles took the team win Over Karlsruhe and Munich while the Frankfurt finished second behind the Munich girls,31-37. Harriers All across Europe continued to run in record setting times and the pan thers Darcey Messner kept it a going in a triangular at Hanau. The Frosh running sensation extended her four week winning Streak with a new record Over the girls 2.2 mile course. Her time was 13 55. Edging second place finisher Becky Branam of Berlin by three seconds. The Hanau girls now have won 18 consecutive meets against class b schools. Randy Perkins trojans Darcey Messner continued from Page 25 Yards before losing the handle. However Welsh who scored the winning to for the trojans in the waning minutes of the game brought we Brucken Back to within one Point of the bears late in the third period on a one Yard run off tackle. It was the trojans first win this season and they now support an Overall 1-3 record. The bears who completely dominated the game out Rushing we Brucken 150 115 in passing 70-59 and first Downs 14-7 missed a 30-Yard Field goal attempt with four seconds remaining just before half time. Jeff Jones and Tim Manios were out standing on Berlin s defense while Tom Cooper and John Geyer sparkled for the trojans. We Brucken 0 0 6 814 Berlin 0 0707 Ber Craig 3 run on Fumble recovery Sherrel kick Wei Welsh 1 run run railed Zoef Freeman 1 run Welsh run in the boys Competition Wurzburg s Mike Taylor was clocked in 25 10 to Talce first place by nearly one minute Over Hanau s David Anciso. Dennis Williams Tom Holzhauer and Rodney Rhem of Hanau took the next three spots As the pan thers scurried off with team honors. Matt Brada Cli was clocked in 22 22 to take the boys varsity action in a meet at Baum older. Kaiserslautern fielded two teams and the White team took the Overall honors behind a 3-4 finish by Mark Burdan and Dave Glogowski respectively. Bob Engel running for the red team was second. The red raiders Paricia Johnson recorded a winning time of 14 29 and established a new Mark Over the girls 2-mile course. She bested the old Mark of 14 57 by Baum older s Vicki Houston last season. Nurnberg s Bob Davis set a new Mark by 33 seconds Over Mannheim s rugged course. But the Pitburg Barons took team honors to halt the eagles winning  s Anne o Brien took the girls Competition however no one took team laurels since the Bison had the Only com plete team in the quadrangular. We Brucken made it a clean sweep against Hahn and bad Kreuz Nach on its Home course behind Charlene Carter s winning time of 13 35 in the girls meet an Jim Knight s 24 06 in the boys. An exciting situation developed in the boys division As John Knight gave his brother a Challenge for first place most of the Way before fall ing behind to finish second. Another shattering performance make it two occurred in a triangular at Bremerhaven Over the weekend As Hanau pins 15-0 defeat on Pitburg Hanau. Germany Hanau s 1-2 scor ing punch. Morns Jelks and Howard Easley. Each scored a touchdown As the undefeated panthers won heir fourth straight game Here saturday. 15-0. Over the Pitburg Barons. The panthers did All of the scoring in the second period on Short runs and then the defense led by Barry Dorsey. Randy Clough and Jim Gar Duno. Took Over and preserved the shutout. Jelks scored on a four Yard run and Fol Lowed it with a two Point conversion run. Easley s to was a two Yard run and Mike Simino added the Point. Jelks was the Workhorse carrying 25 times for 117 Yards and a 4.7 average. Easley collected 49 Yards on 19 carries. Clint Griffen had 27 on seven totes. Over All the panthers rushed for 180 Yards to Pitburg s 114 and led in first Downs. 11-8. Hanau quarterback Kerry Wyman passed seven times completed five for 58yards. The Barons hit four of 12 for 23 Yards. Each team lost two fumbles but Hanau Drew a 185 Yards in penalties to 75 for the Barons. The loss left the Barons with a 1-3 record. Pitburg g 0000 Hanau 0 15 0 015 hanjelks4 run Jel Srun Han Easley 2 run Simin kick shape s Kate Ebert and Craig Lind set new course records. Ebert edged Bonn s Monique Lauffenburger by one second. Karlsruhe triangular boys results 1. Rich Perez f 2. Chuck Schwarz k 3. Mike Borch ers k 4. Phim Giannakis f 5. 3ohn Mcguire f 6. Mark Hopson f 7. Harold Abbenhaus f 8. David her Riott f 9. Kevin Smith m 10. John Thompson m21 10. New course record. Team scoring Frankfurt 23, Karlsruhe 50, Munich 60. Girls results 1. Bridget Gauer f 2. Betsy Paul m 3. Gretchan Akkerhuis k 4. Kellie Bohannon m 5. Amanda Clark k 6. Martha Pohl m 7. Julie Jacobs m 8. Paula Schwarz k 9. Susan Holloway f 10. Barbara Pohl m11 29. Team scaring Munich 31, Frankfurt 37. Baum older triangular boys results 1. Matt Bradach b 2. Bob Engel it red 3. Mark Burdan it White 4. Dave Glogowski it White 5. Ken Floyd b 6. Kevin Keene w 7. Tim Davis it red 8. Paul Haupt b 9. De Orth it White 10. Ala Atkinson b22 22. Team scoring Kaiserslautern White 41, baumholder43, Kaiserslautern White 56, Wiesbaden 89. Girlsresults1. Paricia Johnson k 2. Pat Morin w 3. Mary Bra Dach b 4. Vera Wilcox b 5. Renee Jelinek w 6. Monika Wilcox b 7. Connie guru Liaukus k 8. Jill Sam k 9. Lynda Sabin k 10. Erica Sullivan b ,14 29. Team scoring Baum older 36, Kaiserslautern 36, wies Baden 53. Hanau triangular boys results 1. Mike Taylor w 2. David Anciso h 3. Dennis Williams h 4. Tom Holzhauer h 5. Rodney Rhem h 6. John Schliefer b 7. Gordon Slifer b 3. Dewayne Willridge b 9. De Phillips b 10. Stewart Ingram h ,25 10. Team scoring Hanau 24, Berlin 47, Wurzburg 54 girls results 1. Darcey Messner h 2. Becky Branam b 3. Cathy Hall h 4. Julie Rausch w 5. Simone Schratzmeier h 6. Lynn Clough h 7. Sandy Neibich h 8. Cindy Schliefer b 9. Cathy Hanson h 10. Anita Hoeppner h13 55. New course record old record 13 58 by Messner three weeks ago. Team scoring Hanau 22, Berlin 46, Wurzburg incomplete team. Bremerhaven triangular boys results 1. Craig Lind s 2. Didier Ham mond s 3. Scott Johnson Brem 4. Joe Arnold s 5. Cadigon bonn6. Dan Pitts s 7. Steve Mozel Brem ,-8. Diew Keller Bonn 9. Glaston a Irenda Bonn 10. Chuck Holland brem22 29. New course record. Team scoring shape 24, Bonn 49, Bremerhaven in Complete team. Girls results 1. Kate Ebert s 2. Monique leu Lienberger Bonn 3. Pat Lane Bonn 4. Ann Gard Ner Brem 5. Christine Perkins Brem 6. Anne Ockene Bonn 7. Asand Bander Bonn 8. Meg Mayer s 9. Margaret Jones Bonn 10. Cheryl Ference brem13 41. New course record. Team scoring Bonn 27, Bremerhaven 42, shape in Complete team. Heidelberg quadrangular boys results 1. Randy Perkins h 2. Brandt Groh s 3. Arnie Sowell h 4. Paul Mccarthy s 5. Jeff Mineo s 6. Marc Mccarthy s 7. Brian Gallardo h 8. Bill Adams h 9. John Delaune h 10. Billy Spencer a22 23. Team scoring Heidelberg 28, Stuttgart 30, Augsburg 84, fis104. Girls results1. Lorette Wiley s 2. Debi Dasson Ville h 3. Jeanette Leduc h 4. Susan Wharton h 5. Kathi Dassonville h 6. Macgill Dugan s 7. Gretchen Lucken h 8. Ela Lane h 9. Carlotta Rodriguez s 10. Cindy Perkins h11 52. Team scoring Heidelberg 21, Stuttgart 37, Fis Augsburg incomplete teams. Wei Brincken triangular boys results 1. Jim Knight z 2. John Knight z 3. De o Roarke by 4. De Ramos z 5. Pat Sher Dan z 6. Zoltan Szabo by 7. Gregg Johnson h 8. Paul Mohr z 9. Robert Fuller z 10. David Hoerath h ,24 06. Team scoring we Brucken 23, bad Kreuz Nach 54,Hahn 58. Girls results 1.charlene Carter z 2. Claudia Kadriel by 3. Robin Renfrew h 4. Denise Home z 5. Brigetta Paraham z 6. Wendy Whittenberge z 7. Dyan Mohr z 8. Sondra Stephens b 9. Tish Schrock z 10. Birgit Nelson h13 35. Team scoring we Brucken 23, bad Kreuz Nach Hahn incomplete teams. Mannheim quadrangular boys results 1. Bob Davis n 2. Alan Jankunas bit 3. Bill Hintze n 4. Paul Holland bit 5. Kevin Murphy bit 6. Scott Davis n 7. Scott Mceven bit 8. Mark Schmidt a 9. Bill Graves a 10. Mickey Webb ans. Team scoring Pitburg 32, Nurnberg 34, Mannheim 62,Ansbach 108. Girl results 1. Anne o Brien a 2. Terr Swedlund n 3. Rosle Jones a 4. Julie Daubney bit 5. Karen Goff a 6. Jenny Johnson a 7. Vickie Middle bit 8. Pole Lammers n 9. Marosa Martin n 10. Suss Jenner a. Team scoring no results since Mannheim had the Only Complete team. Bad Kreuz Nach beat Hahn 15-7,15-12, de spite the play of the i Hawks Michelle Jackson Kathy Jackson and Kathy Mackay. At Hanau Connie Adair and Karen Blake were Strong in the serve and Spike department and Sharen Coty and Lorenda younger contributed excellent setting As the panthers romped to a pair of straight sets victories 15-10, 15-4 Over Berlin and 15-7,15-2 Over Wurzburg. Lorrie Stuhmiller s setting and Linda Fournet s spiking led Berlin past Wurz Burg 15-11, 16-14. Nurnberg had Little trouble in three straight sets triumphs opening with a 15-4, 15-6 Victory Over Mannheim following that by defeating Pitburg 15-7, 15-9, and wind ing up with a 15-115-0 Blitz of Ansbach. In other action Pitburg trounced ans Bach 15-5, 15-5 before edging Mannheim in a Tough three setter 19-17, 13-15, 15-12. Mannheim toppled Ansbach 15-5,15-5. At Bremerhaven Bonn was taken to three sets but edged the Blackhawk 15-5, 10-15. 15-8. The crusaders also bested shape. 15-9, 15-13. The Host team Defeated the spartans 15-12, 15-13. Stuttgart Augsburg and the Host team All wound up 2-1 at Heidelberg. Stuttgart edged the Host lionesses 15-5, 17-15, after the losers rallied from 14-8 to tie at 14 and 15 in the second set. But the stut garters fell to Augsburg in three sets 15-12, 13-15, 5-15. Then Heidelberg toppled Augsburg in another three setter starting slowly for their 2-15, 15-7, 17-15 Victory sparked by Linda Johnson and Jeanne Danielson. Frankfurt International the fourth team in the meet fell to All three schools 15-5. 15-8 to Augsburg 15,13, 15-10 to Stuttgart and 15-1, 15-13 to Heidelberg. At Karlsruhe Frankfurt Munich and the knights All split As he Host team sur prised the eagles 15-12, 15-7 behind the play of Alison manges Devee York and Michele Golden in the opening match. Nat Bisbamo Carmen Calahan and Tina Fra Zier led Frankfurt. The eagles stopped Munich 15-13. 15-9 despite the Power serving of Anne Robin son but the Mustangs recovered for a 15-9, 15-13 Victory Over Karlsruhe. Brussels edges Bonn 20-17, on Elbert std Brussels Greg Elbert capped a late 60-Yard drive with a five Yard touchdown run As Brussels came from behind three times to win its first game this season in non conference prep football action. The brigands beat the Bonn crusaders 20-17, to up their record to 1-3. Bonn suffered its fourth straight loss. Quarterback Mike o Brien who earlier had a 79-Yard scramble for Brussels second to passed to Jeff Warner for 26 Yards and ran for-13 on the March made More difficult by a 15-Yard penalty. Greg Babineaux s 12-yarder set up the to. Twice Bonn took the Lead aided by Brus Sels mistakes. Will Marsh scored first on a three Yard run and Mark Kimbrough kicked the Pat but Elbert scored his first to on a three Yard plunge As Brussels drove 64 Yards. Mike Lauffenburger put Bonn ahead again on a two Yard run and Kimbrough converted before o Brien who ran for. 112 Yards got Loose and Elbert ran the Pat to tie the game. Kimbrough booted a 30-Yard Field goal for a 17-14 Bonn Lead in the fourth period to set the stage for the final Brussels drive. Heading the defense for Brussels were Jacques Grimes o Brien who doubled at cornerback Mike Young and Peter Muel Ler. Standouts for Bonn were Brad Ashley Steve Desanto and Lauffenburger. Bonn o 7 7 317 Brussels 6 8 6 20 bonnmarsh3run Kimbroug kick Brus Elbert 3 run kick failed Bonn Lauffenburger 2 run Kimbrough kick Bruso Brien 79 run Elbert run Bonn Kimbrough 30 Fig Brus Elbert 5 run kick failed