European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 17, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday october 17, 1977 the stars and stripes Page 25 College scores East Albany by 18, Cortland state 15 Albright 34, Susquehanna 7 Allegheny 9, Washington & Jeff 7 Alc 27, Ithaca 14 Amherst 45, Bates 7 Boston col 28, w Virginia 24 Boston u14, holy Cross 13 Bowdon 23, Williams 21 Bridgwater mass 17, w Connecticut 7 Brockport St 16, Rochester tech 6 Brown 21, Cornelius Bucknell 24, w Chester St 13 Colgate 31, Princeton 13 Curry 14, Framingham St 10 e Stroudsburg 51, Mansfield St 6 Franklin & Marshall 24, Dickinson 21 Grove City 17, Geneva 0 Hamilton 28, Colby 14 Harvard 31, Dartmouth 25 Hobart 17, Alfred 14 Kutztown St 23, Cheyney St 14 Lycoming 10, Juniata 0 Maine 9, Connecticut 7 Maine maritime 13, Nichols 7 Massachusetts 37, Rhode Island 6 mass maritime 20, Boston St 9 Middlebury 20, Trinity Conn 6 miliersville28, bloomsburg21 Muhlenberg 43, ursinus 14 new Hampshire 42, c Connecticut 7 new Haven 17, Plymouth St 14 Norwich 21, Tufts 17 notre Dame 24, army 0 Penn state 31, Syracuse 24 Pittsburgh 34, Navy 17 Rochester 35, Wagner 0 Rutgers 20, Lehigh St Lawrence 55, Pittsburgh 0 Seton Hall 14, Trenton St 7 Shippensburg St 26, lock Haven 0 Slippery Rock 35, California a 7 s Connecticut 19, coast guard 14 Springfield 26, northeastern 19 Stony Brook 6, Manhattan 3 Swarthmore 16, Lebanon Valley 14 Union by 22, rpm 13 Villanova 33, Delaware 16 Wesleyan 21, Worcester tech 13 Westminster a 38, Frostburg Widener 17, Johns hopkins6 Wilkes 13, moravian Yale 42, Columbia 20 South Alabama 24, Tennessee 10 Albany a 45, shaw6 appalachian 35, Lenoir Rhyne 21 Austin Peay 13, n Alabama 6 Bethune Cookman 23, Savannah a 9 Bridgwater a 10, Liberty Baptist 7 Clemson 17, Duke 11 e Carolina 35, Richmond 14 Florida am 47, Morris Brown 18 furman42, Marshall 24 Georgetown by 48, Franklin 35 Georgia 24, Vanderbilt 13 Georgia tech 38, Auburn 21 Glassboro St 21, Towson St 18 Grambling 42, Mississippi Val 21 Hampden Sydney 49, Wash & Lee 0 Hampton Institute 18, Norfo Iko Harding 14, Arkansas tech 12 Howard u 33, Virginia state 0 Jackson state 38, Southern u 0 James Madison 42, Salisbury St 27 Kentucky 33, leu 13 Kentucky St 9, w Virginia St 0 Knoxville 16, Clark College 15 Louisiana tech 20, Arkansas St 7 Mars Hill 20, Carson Newman 14 Maryland 35, Wake Forest 7 maryvllle17, Mill Saslo Mcneese St 29, be Louisiana 7 Memphis St 21, Mississippi St 13 Mississippi 17, South Carolina 10 Mississippi col 20, ouachita 8 Murray St 13, Middle Tennessee 9 n Carolina 27, n Carolina state 14 new Louisiana 43, Lamaro Randolph Macon 24, Emry & Henry 12 Shepherd 17, West Liberty 6 be Louisiana 30, Livingston St 3 swlouisiana24, s ill nolo Tennessee tech 31, w Kentucky 20 Tenn Chattanooga 31,111 i nols St 28 Tenn-martln34, Nicholls state0 Texas tech 42, Rice 7 Troy state 10, Delta state 7 Tulane 16, Cincinnati 13 Tuskegee 27, Morehouse 25 Virginia 14, Virginia tech 14 Vii 19, Citadel 3 w Carolina 35, East Tennessee 0 Midwest Albion 29, Adrian 0 Alma 34, Kalamazoo 14 Ashland 20, Northwood Mich 16 Augsburg 37, Hamline Baker 19, Bethel Kan 8 Ball St 31, Northern illinois6 Bemidji St 38, Winona St 3 Benedictine Kan 34, Colorado col 33 Bethany Kan 35, St Mary a Kan 27 Bethel Minn 24, Sioux Falls St 0 Black Hills 13, Dakota Wesley an 0 Bowling Green 14, Kent state 10 Buena Vista 36, Dubuque 12 Butler 17, St Joseph sind 7 Cameron St 31, Eastern Illinois 10 capital 24, Heidelberg 13 Carnegie Mellon 7, John Carroll 0 Carthage 26, Wheaton 24 Central Iowa 21, Luthero Central St okla 15, Langston 14 Colorado 17, Kansas 17 Cornell Iowa 58, Carleton 0 Dayton 14, Louisville 10 Defiance 30, Hanover 0 Earlham 6, Manchester 3 Emporia St 15, Missouri Southern 13 Ferris state6,Hillsdale 3 it Hays St 29, Pittsburg St 29 Graceland 16, Tarkio 14 grand Valley St 41, Saginaw Valley 14 Gustav Adolphus 31, St Thomas 0 Hiram College 26, Thiel 0 Hope 42, Olivet 14 illinois29, purdue22 Illinois col 23, Iowa Wesleyan 20 Indiana 13, Michigan state 13 Iowa state 24, Nebraska 21 Jamestown 35, Minot state0 Kansas Wesleyan 21, mcpherson7 Kearney state 28, Washburn 21 kenyon54, Oberlin 7 Lawrence 49, Lakeland 13 Marietta 10, Denison 7 Miami Ohio 28, Ohio u 24 Michigan 56, Wisconsin 0 Midland 35, Hastings 14 milton49, Illinois Concordia 14 Minnesota 13, Northwestern Minn Duluth 49, so Minnesota 7 Minn-morris26, Michigan tech 7 Missouri Val 32, cent methodist 14 morningside35, Lincoln 22 mount Union 16, Ohio Weslyn 14 Muski Ngum 28, Wooster 18 n Dakota 6, s Dakota state 6 n Dakota St 44, augustan sd19 be Missouri 49, so Missouri 0 be Oklahoma 35, e Central St 14 n Michigan 38, wis Whitewater 14 Northern so 38, Mayville St 6 new Oklahoma 34, Panhandle St 0 Ohio state 27, Iowa 6 oklahoma21, Missouri u Oklahoma state 21, Kansas state 14 Ottawa Kan 7, William Jewell 6 rlpon50, Rose Hulman 23, Olivet 15 St Cloud St 42, Moorhead state 18 St Olaf 67, macalester 0 South Dakota tech 34, Huron 18 be Missouri 16, new Missouri St 0 so Kansas 33, Sterling 22 so Oklahoma 41, e new Mexico 0 Taylor 35, Bluffton 21 Valparaiso 38, Depauw 13 Wabash 10, Washington to 3 Wartburg 35, upper Iowa 14 Wayne neb 21, to Western 15 Western Michigan 28, Toledo 7 William Penn 28, Simpson 16 i i Mington 39, Anderson 31 wis Lacrosse 10, wis Platteville 7 wis River falls45, wis Superior wis Stevens Point 31, wis Oshkosh 26 wis Stout 14, wis eau Claire 10 Wittenberg 38, Ohio Northern 6 Youngstown state 28, Akron 10 Southwest Angelo St 21, Abilene Christian 14 e Texas St 46, Howard Payne 37 Henderson St 30, Ark Pine Bluff 20 n Texas St 15, Texas Arlington 6 be Oklahoma 19, Tarleton state 10 sum 37, Houston 23 s Arkansas 9, Central Arkansas 7 so Texas St 16, Sam Houston St 5 Texas 13, Arkansas 9 Texas am 38, Baylor 31 Texas a i 38, Stephen f Austin 8 Texas lutheran 19, Prairie View 14 Texas Southern 44, Bishop 0 Trinity Tex 21, Austin College 16 West Texas state 31, Drake 7 far West Arizona state 37, air Force 14 Brigham Young 63, Colorado St 17 California 41, Oregon state 17 Cal lutheran 35, Laverne 0 Cal Davis 28, Sacramento St 0 e Oregon 11, Central Washington Fresno state 24, Pacific u 10 Humboldt state 5, Santa Clara 0 Idaho 31, Montana 20 Lewis & Clark 48, Whitworth 32 Linfield 34, Idaho College 14 Montana state 31, Idaho to Nevada Reno 28, Boise state 10 new Mexico 22, Wichita state 17 n Arizona 24, fullertonstate9 Northridge state 56, san Diego 20 Oregon College 47, w Washington 36 Pac lutheran 45, Pacific ore0 Portland state 27, Chico St 7 redlands38, Azusa Pacific 10 san Diego St 49, Texas Elpaso 7 san Francisco St 16, Hayward St 10 san Jose St 33, Long Beach St 16 Southern Cal 33, Oregon 15 Southern Mississippi 28, Hawaii 26 Urcla 27, Washington state 16 Utah 20, Utah state 0 Washington 45, Stanford 21 Willamette 20, Rocky Mountain 13 eagles Edge Stuttgart 28-24, to take Lead in Blue division prep race Frankfurt the Frankfurt eagles climbed back4nto the High school Blue division Lead Here saturday but they had to pull out All the stops before they managed to subdue the stubborn Stuttgart stallions 28-24. The eagles own a 3-1-0 league record and they Are 3-2 on the Campaign. Stuttgart is 0-3-1 in Blue strife and 1-3-1 on the year. Wiesbaden went into the weekend action leading the league but the previously unbeaten warriors were upset by Kaiserslautern and now Trail Frankfurt with a 2-1-1 record. The game was a defensive matchup for a half with Frankfurt emerging with a 7-3 Lead. The offence took Over after intermission and each team scored seven Points in the third period and 14 in the final 12 min utes. Frankfurt took the opening Kickoff and marched 59 Yards in 11 plays to take a 7-0 Lead. The big plays were a 23-Yard Jon Doig to Rod Davis pass and an 11-Yard Doig to Mark Harris toss. Ramon Fiol got the to from the three and Jay Carpenter booted the Pat. After the two defensive units forced six changes of Possession three punts two Frankfurt fumbles and a Stuttgart interception the stallions moved from their 41 to the Frankfurt 12 and John Pacquet booted a 30-Yard Field goal to make it 7-3. Stuttgart took the second half Kickoff and duplicated Frankfurt s opening March. Gregg Otte carried five of the 12 times with Brian Miller going Over from the three and Pacquet booting the Pat for a 10-7 stallion Lead. Frankfurt came right Back to grab the Lead for Good. The eagles went 65 Yards in 11 plays and Doig got the to from the two after setting it up with a 21-Yard pass to Davis. Carpenter booted the second of his four straight conversions. The eagles held and forced a punt from deep in Stuttgart territory. They then moved 48 Yards for the score Fiol getting the touchdown on a 39-Yard Jaunt. But Marsh wins lancome Golf in playoff Saint Nom be Bre Teche France up world match play Champion Graham Marsh of Australia stormed Back Over the last four holes and beat Severiano Ballesteros of Spain on the first Hole of a sudden death playoff sunday to win the $40,000 lancome trophy Golf tournament. Both men had 72-Hole totals of 273, 15 under Par Ballesteros finishing with a final round four under Par 68 and Marsh scorching the 6,800-Yardsaint Norn links in six under 66.Marsh, who won the world match play championship at Wentworth England a week ago clinched the $17,000 first prize when he Sank a five foot putt on the first Hole of the playoff for a Birdie 3. The spaniard s putt grazed the Hole and Ballesteros tapped in for a Par four while Marsh raised a Roar from the crowd by holing out for a Birdie and forcing the play off. Ballesteros Europe s biggest Money earner on the pro Golf circuit and last year s Winner of this tournament missed an almost identical putt by a hair to Settle for a Par four and the $9,000 second prize. Marsh had birdies on the fourth fifth and seventh Hes and bodied the ninth for an outward nine holes of two under Par 34. On the homeward nine he birdied the Lith 15th, 17th and 18th for a four under 32. American Veteran Gene Littler had a final round of two under Par 70 to take third place with a four Day total of 281, seven under Par. British newcomer Nick Faldo who led for the first two rounds slipped further Down the Field with his two Over Par 74 to take fourth place with a total of 283, five under Par. South african Gary player who won this tournament in 1975, shared the fifth Slot with Frenchman Jean Garayalde one stroke behind Faldo. Player had a final round of 70 and Garayalde returned a 69. George Burns of the United states held Par All the Way round with his total of 288 to take seventh place after a final round of 68. All time great Arnold Palmer of the United states Winner of this tournament in 1971, broke Par for the first time with a three under 69. He wound up with a total of 292, four Over Par and eighth place. Dickson wins 100-Miler at Salt City Syracuse . Up Larry Dick son of Marietta Ohio drove his Polak Chevy to what he called the greatest Vic tory of my career saturday in the Salt City 100-mile . Auto club National dirt car , 39, Sac s Only three time sprint car Champion who made a come Back after retiring from racing a few years ago began the race in fourth position on the one mile new York state Fairgrounds dirt  the 12th circuit he fought his Way into the Lead past Early pacesetter and fastest qualifier Roger Rager. Except for one caution period that closed the Field on the 68th Lap Dickson was never again challenged and averaged about 98 Miles per hour for the  won $8,500 for his first Victory in this class of  Leader Larry Rice won the Sac National dirt car title by placing 10th in a borrowed car after his own racer broke a rear end during practice. Sheldon Kinser Rice s Only challenger for the title in this the last dirt car event of the season had to win the race to take the title. Kinser however could Muster Only a ninth place  Salt City 100 Champion and last month s Hoosier Hundred Winner Pancho Carter did not Start the race be cause of Oil pressure problems. I the Only Accident of the Day Veteran Jim Hurtubise flipped his car several times in the third turn when he hit the Wall during qualifying. He was unhurt and later unsuccessfully attempted to qualify another  the 25 cars starting the race Only 10 finished the event. Stuttgart came right Back to make it 21-16. Ron Stewart capped a 74-Yard drive with a two Yard plunge. The big play on the drive was a 37-Yard pass from Michi Campbell tote. Frankfurt got what proved to be the margin of Victory on Brian Miller s 71-Yard punt return Midway through the final period. A Frankfurt Fumble set up Stutt Gart s last to. Quarterback Tom Ball car ried for 48 Yards and the score in three plays going 31 and 14 before scoring from the three. Jimmy May s pass to Bill Nisi son got the stallions to within four Points. Frankfurt could t move the Ball after the ensuing Kickoff and had to punt again. Stuttgart gained Possession on the Frank Furt 43 but could t score in a five play race against the clock. The offensive statistics were almost As close As the final score. Stuttgart enjoyed a 186-148 Rushing advantage but Frankfurt passed for 121 Yards to Stuttgart s 101. Carpenter Willy Brunei and James Fra Zier sparkled on defense for Frankfurt Carpenter getting 19 tackles andean interception. Eddie Stone was a standout for Stuttgart with 15 tackles. Stuttgart 0 3 Frankfurt 7 0 fat Fiol 3 run Carpenter kick stut Pacquet 30 Fig slut Brian Miller 3 run Pacquet kick fat Doig 2 run Carpenter kick fat Fiol 39 run Carpenter kick stut Stewart 2 run run failed fat Dob Miller 71 punt return Carpenter kick stut Ball 3 run Nivison pass from May 14 24 14 28 topple Baum older Brussels Belgium Jim Hennahane and Eric Shaeffer starred As running backs and linebackers As they paced inter National school of Brussels to a 34-6 Romp Over Baum older saturday in a Silver division North encounter. Hennahane rushed for 72 Yards and one touchdown in 15 carries and Schaeffer gained 80 Yards and tallied once in 17 at tempts adding a 34-Yard Kickoff return. Defensively Hennahane made 12 tackles and Schaeffer had six with an interception. Bob Culligan who scored the fourth is to on a one Yard keeper played every position offensively and defensively As the Raider coaches gave the hard working senior backup quarterback a Chance to show his versatility in his last Home game. Brian Poore and Jeff Mazzarella tallied the other is touchdowns on runs of one and 13 Yards respectively helping the raiders improve their league record to 3-1. Mike Spaeth kept the bucs 1-3-0 from being shut out with a 60-Yard interception return. He also had another interception. Two third and Long yardage passes from Bjon Ealy to Bill Thompson helped the raiders drive 60 Yards in 14 plays for their first six Pointer scored by Henna Hane from the three. Schaeffer swept right end for 24 Yards an is s second to and poor s score made it 20-0 at halftime. The raiders drove 35 Yards for their fourth to tallied by Culligan. After Spaeth s touchdown for the bucs is came Back with Mazarella s six Pointer capping a 47-Yard drive. The defensive standouts for is also included tackle Scotty Chandler with 14 tackles Steve Goodrich with eight and tackle Bob Mcclernon with six which made him the is All time Leader in tackles with 117 in 11 games. Bum Horlor 0 0 0 is 7 u 7 is Hennahane 3 run Hills Kun is Schaeffer 24 run kick blocked is Poore 1 in Hills kick is cd la Jenl run Hills kick Baum Spaeth 60 interception return ii to Fane i is3 Miu Arella urea Hills kick 6 34