European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 23, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday october 23, 1977 the stars and stripes Page 21 prep scores football Karlsruhe 30, Bonn 0 Ansbach 6, Kaiserslautern j v 6 Kalser Justern 27. Stuttgart 13 Wurr burst Munich 8 Munich j v is Wurzburg j v 0 hanau38, isb7 isbjv8,hanaujv6 Wiesbaden 20, Frankfurt 13 Frankfurt Jav 26, Wiesbaden jv6 woodbrldoe44, upper hey Ford 0 Woodbridge j v 6, u per Heyford j v 6 Mannheim 50,  Torrejon red 18, Rota 12mannheim j v 26, we Brucken 8 volleyball Hanau 10-15-15, Augsburg 15-5-6 Hanau 16-12-15, Munich 14-15-8 Augsburg 17-15, Munich 15-13 Hanau 15-15, Ansbach 0-3 Augsburg 15-15, Ansbach 4-0 Munich 15-17, Ansbach 1-15 Wiesbaden Jav 15-15, Wurzburg 2-4 Wiesbaden jv15-10-15, Nurnberg 6-15-6 Nurnberg Jav 16-15, Wurzburg 14-6 Wiesbaden 15-15, Wurzburg 10-3 Nurnberg 16-15, Wurzburg 4-2 Nurnberg 15-2-15, Wiesbaden 11-15-2 Kaiserslautern 15-15, Baum Holderma Karlsruhe 17-14-15, bad Kreuz Nach 15-16-6 Baum older 8-15-15, Karlsruhe 15-13-10 Kaiserslautern 15-15, Karlsruhe 1-6 Kaiserslautern 15-15, bad Kreuz Nach 4-11 Baum older 15-15, bad Kreuz Nach 10-11kaiserslautern Jav 15-15, bad Kreuz Nach jv6-9 Kaiserslautern Jav 15-16. Karlsruhe Jav 6-14sad Kreuz Nach Jav 15-15, Baum older Jav 0-8 Karlsruhe Jav 15-15, Baum older Jav 7-7 Kaiserslautern Jav 15-15, Baum older Jav 5-4 bad Kreuz Nach Jav 16-9-15, Karlsruhe 14-15-7frankfurt 15-15, Mannheim 11-7 Frankfurt 15-9-16, Pitburg 10-15-14 Zwi Brucken 15-13-15, Pitburg 10-15-13 zwelbrucken15-15, Mannheim 9-8 Mannheim 4-15-16, Pitburg 15-10-14 we Brucken Jav 15-15. Frankfurt 12-12zweibrucken j v15-15, bit Bug 10-12 Pitburg Jav 15-15, Frankfurt 12-8 we Brucken Jav 15-15, Mannheim 13-8 we Brucken Jav 15-13-20, Frankfurt 12-15-18 Pitburg Jav 15-15, Mannheim 7-13 hedelberg9-17-1s,Hahn 15-15-13 v Berlin 15-15, Fis 5-13 Hahn 12-15-15, fis15-3-9 Heidelberg 15-15-15, berlin8-17-5 Heidelberg 15-15, fis5-3 Berlin 15-15, Hahn 12-9 Berlin Jav 15-15. Fis6-5 Heidelberg j v15-15, Hahn 6-6 Heidelberg Jav 15-15, Berlin 4-8 Hahn Jav 15-15, Fis 5-8 Berlin Jav 6-16-15, Hahn 15-14-8 Heidelberg Jav 15-15, Fis 1-13 Cross country girls Hanau 22, Munich 38, Augsburg Ansbach incomplete teams Hanau Jav 15, Munich Augsburg Ansbach incomplete teams Kaiserslautern 36, Baum older 37, Karlsruhe 77 we Brucken 36, Fis 47, Mannheim 63, Frankfurt 74, bit Burg incomplete Tea Heidelberg 17, Berlin 53, Hahn incomplete team. Heidelberg Jav 15, Berlin jv46, Hahn Jav incomplete team. Boys Vicenza 23, overseas of Rome 34, Florence incomplete team Nurnberg 30, Wurzburg 38, Wiesbaden 63 Hanau in Ansbach 56, Munich 64 Hanau j v15, Ansbach Munich incomplete teams Kaiserslautern red 47, Kaiserslautern White 48, Baum Holder 50, Karlsruhe 107, bad Kreuz Nach 111 Kaiserslautern Jav 15, bad Kreuz Nach 57 Frankfurt 26, Pitburg 46, we Brucken 48, Mannheim 90, Fis incomplete team Frankfurt Jav is Pitburg 51, we Brucken 63 Heidelberg 18, Berlin 49, Hahn 77 Berlin Jav 24, Heidelberg Jav 32, Hahn Jav 72 Hahn completes a in a Gest season in 25 years Hawks Snyder Romp Over rams Hahn Germany Mike Snyder romped for 118 Yards and scored four touchdowns As the Hahn Hawks climaxed their winning est season in 25 years of Safe football Here saturday with a season ending 34-13 Romp Over the ram Stein rams. Snyder scored on runs of one five and 21 Yards As Well combining with quarterback Bill Dismukes on a 36-Yard scoring pass As the Hawks chalked up their eighth Victory in 10 Continental sports conference starts this season. That topped the seven Victo Ries of the Richie Mayo led club 7-1-1 of 1965 and marked the close of coach John Gaydeski s career at Hahn unless Spang Dahlem upsets Pitburg on sunday. With the 118 Yards Snyder increased his narrow margin Over Rhein main s Eddie Harris and virtually wrapped up the Csc Rushing title. Also a big Factor in the Hawks Victory was defensive Back Steve Weinburg who intercepted four Ramstein passes two of them setting up Short drives for Hawks touchdowns. He also returned a punt 23 Yards in the first Quarter to Start the open ing to March by Hahn. Weinburg grabbed a Short ram punt taking it from the Midfield Stripe to the Ramstein 27. The Hawks were apparently stalled at the rams 20 and appeared about to try a Field goal when Jim Phillips passed 19 Yards to . Reeves off the fake Fig play the Hawks winding up with a first Down at the one Yard line. Snyder scored on the next play and Ken Ruiz kicked his first of four pats with 7 15 left in the first Quarter. The Hawks struck for two More scores in a Span of 2 minutes 49 seconds of the second Quarter both of them set up by Weinburg thefts. The first act of Weinburg piracy came at the 50 from where he lateral led to manual Washington the latter romping to the rams 36. Two plays later Dismukes fired a screen pass to Snyder the latter taking the Ball at the Ramstein 31 and breaking two tackles in going All the Way for the score. Ruiz again covered Hawks 14-0. Back came Weinburg again this time swiping the pass at the visitor s 40 and re turning to the 38. After two incompletion Dismukes hit Steve Quistgaard with a 29 Yard pass to the Ramstein nine and three plays later it was Dismukes to Melvin Wil Liams from four Yards out for the to 3 49 before intermission. Ruiz missed this time but the Hawks led 20-0 at the half. Ramstein got on the Board Early in the third stanza after a bad Hahn snap on the punt lost 30 Yards and gave the rams pos session on the Hawks 20. On the second play Reginald Clark raced 15 Yards around right end for the six Pointer to Cut the deficit to 20-6 Hahn answered with its first sustained drive 58 Yards in six plays the key one being a fourth Down quarterback sneak by Dismukes that went 29 Yards and when the rams were called for a personal foul Hahn had it first and 10 at the Ramstein 11. Snyder covered the distance in two plays the scoring play from the five. Ruiz kicked the Pat and with 4 34 left in the third Quarter Hahn led 27-6. The rams scored their final to just 57 seconds later going 64 Yards in three plays As Mccoy passed to Kindall Norwood for 37 Yards Calvin Tatman for 11 and to Ron Arrington for 16 and the to. Frank Follmer s Pat kick Drew the visitors within 27-13. Hahn added its final score with Only 20 seconds left Snyder romping off tackle for 21 Yards after he had gone another 21 and Reeves 11 to set it up. Ruiz added his fourth Pat Boot. Snyder carried the Ball 25 times in Roll ing up his game leading total which was Only 25 Yards Short of the Hawks team total Overland. His longest run was 30 Yards on an apparent 69-Yard to scamper in the second Quarter but officials said he stepped out of Bounds on the Ramstein 39. Hahn s attack was fairly Well balanced the winners getting 16 first Downs and 165 Yards in the air added to their 143 on the ground. Hahn was 12-28-1 passing. The rams were held to eight first Downs 40 Yards Rushing and 78 passing 9-24-4. Ramstein had five turnovers including four interceptions while Hahn had four losing three fumbles. Weinburg s four thefts gave him 13 for the season of 36 pilfered by the Hawks secondary this season. Other defensive stars for the winners were tackle Frank Martin linebacker George Maynard and Larry Dandridge each of whom had 12 tackles. Ramstein 0 0 13 0 13 Hahn j 13 7 7 34 Hahn Snyder 1 run Ruiz kick Hahn Snyder 36 pass from Dismukes Ruiz kick Hahn Williams 4 pass from Dismukes kick failed ram Clark 15 run run failed Hahn Snyder 5 run Ruiz kick ram Arrington 16 pass from Mccoy Follmer kick Hahn Snyder 21 run Ruiz kick tigers Wallop warriors we Brocken Germany Larry Winston caught two to passes and then electrified the crowd with a 91-Yard punt return for another score As the Sembach tigers rolled to a 49-16 Victory Over the wingless Wei Brincken warriors Here Satur Day in a Csc regular season Grid finale. The tigers turned five Warrior fumbles and one interception into touchdowns As they scored seven ads to finish second in the american division race with a 6-4 Mark one game behind the division Champ Rhein main rockets. The 16 Points scored by we Brucken marked the first time in four games that the warriors have been Able to push across any Points As they finished in the american division cellar at 0-10. The warriors stayed with Sembach throughout most of the first Quarter on Michael Stinnett s one Yard scoring run and Bob Martin s Field goal. Stinnett who capped a Tiger 90-Yard drive in eight plays and had a nifty 53-Yard run to keep it alive. Hanau rips is for Silver North title Bybe Abrams is prep sports editor Hanau Germany is is ruined Hanau s unsfored on status Here saturday with a touchdown following the opening Kickoff but the panthers with Morri Jelks running wild scored 24 Points in the final period to Clinch the Silver North prep football championship and a berth in the postseason All Silver playoffs nov. 6. The Victory was the sixth straight for de Driscoll s panthers this season and their fifth in conference conflict. Is s record dropped to 3-2 in league strife and 4-2 on the season both defeats coming at the hands of Hanau. The raiders drove 69 Yards following the opening Kickoff to become the first team this Campaign to penetrate the pan thers end zone. Jon Ealy kept the raiders on the ground for three straight first Downs and then threw the bomb a 30-Yard scoring Darter to Bill Thompson to give the visitors their score and Doug Hatter booted the Pat for a 7-0 advantage. The Lead was a temporary one because the panthers were on the Board before the several Hundred is fans who made the Long trip to Germany could Settle Back in their seats. The is Kickoff carried to the two and Jelks could get it Only Back to the  plays picked up 15 Yards but Hanau was hit with a 10-Yard penalty. On the next play Kerry Wayman hit Howard Easley with a screen pass for an apparent 37-Yard gain. But clipping on the 28 moved the Ball Back to the 17. Undaunted Wayman flipped a bomb and William Averett took it behind the is secondary and scampered to the Goa line 83 Yards away. Wayman ran the Pat and the panthers were in the Lead for  the final score Hanau did t first Downs Yards Rushing Yards passing passes punts fumbles lost Yards penalized raiders11 71at 8-11-1 5-37.6 3 34 it panthers 17 264177 7-9-0 2-44.5 3 139v2 find things too easy until the fourth period when Jelks went on his spree. The pan thers scored on the last play of the first half on a 40-Yard pass to Easley the play becoming possible because his blockers gave Wayman oodles of time to find an open , who ran for 210 Yards in 17 car Ries went 38 Yards right up the Middle and right Over several would be tacklers for his first score on the first play of the final period to Cap a four play drive that began on Hanau s 33. Is held the Ball for three plays and had to punt. Jelks gathered it in on Hanau 34, Cut to the left and blazed his Way Down the sideline for the touchdown barely managing to stay inbound with a Brilliant fake that got him past the last de fender. It was a Tough game until Jelks did his thing in the fourth period Driscoll said. He s one of the finest runners i be seen in Europe. He s got Power and he s got Speed if he gets that step on  twice is threatened driving inside the Hanau 10, but each time the panthers rugged defense arose to the occasion. On the second attempt Hanau took Over on its 10. An offsides penalty against is was Ley s four Yard run and a five yarder by Wayman set the stage for another Jelks explosion Over the Middle. This one went for 76  fumbled on the second play from scrimmage and Ralph Baker recovered forthe panthers on the is 39. Two running plays gained 12 Yards Wayman passed to his brother Bobby for 23 and then passed to Bobby again for a touchdown on the last play of the game. Is 7 00 0-7 Hanau 8 6 0 24-38isbthompson 30 pass from Ealy Hatter kick. Han Averett 83 pass from k. Wayman k. Wayman run Han Easley 40 pass from k. Wayman kick failed. Hanjelks38 run kick failed. Hanjelks66punt return kick failed. Han Jelks 76 run kick failed. Han a. Wayman 4 pass from k. Wayman run f Ai led. Tied the game at 7-All after John Smith took a 26-Yard pass from Jim Mirowski and Thomas Woodard s kick had Given sem Bach a 7-0  Henderson scored on a one Yard run and Woodard added the Pat As the tigers ended the first Quarter in front 14 7. We Brucken came Back in the opening minutes of the second period to close within four on Martin s Field goal but that was As close As they could get. The tigers reeled off three consecutive ads two set up by fumbles in the second Quarter and one by an interception in the third stanza for a commanding 35-10 Lead. Adrian Gillespie went Over from the three Yard line to score the first one which was set up by a Warrior Fumble on the 18. Then Law rence Manno recovered another Warrior Fumble in the end zone for the second to while Winston snared a 10-Yard pass in the end zone from Chuck Middle ton for the third to. Stinnett who along with running Back Calvin Cameron had 110 Yards each Rush ing 220 of we Brucken s 255 total grabbed a Token to Early in the final Quarter before Sembach s Winston went to town. Winston added his eighth and ninth ads of the season in the closing minutes of the game when he stunned the crowd with a 91 Yard to return of a Warrior punt and then hauled in a 12-Yard scoring pass from Mirowski after Wei Brincken fumbled for their fourth time. Quarterback Middleton was 11 of 24 for 141 Yards in the air and had one pass picked off which resulted in the warriors final to. Woodard was seven for seven in the Pat department. Sembach 14 14 7 14 49 we Brucken 7 3 0 6 16 sem Smith 26 pass from Mirowski Woodard kick Wei Stinnett 1 run Martin kick sem Henderson 1 run Woodard kick Wei Martin 25 Field goal sem Gillespie 3 run Woodard kick sem Manno Fumble recovery in end zone Woodard kick sem Winston 10 pass from Middleton Woodard kick Wei Stinnett 1 run Pas failed sem Winston 91 punt return Woodard kick sem Winston  Woodard kick harness racing Driver suffers vertebrae injury Ingle Wood Calif. Up Driver Gene Vallandingham 37, suffered a crushed third vertebrae and a cracked fourth vertebrae in an Accident in the Western harness racing program at hol Lywood Park it was reported Friday