European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 24, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday october 24, 1977 the stars and stripes Page 25 College scores East Albany by 21, Norwich 7 Alfred 15, Cortland state 9 Amherst 16, Wesleyan 14 army 42, Lafayette 6 Bates 39, Worcester tech 13 Bethany Eva 45, Westminster a 7 Bloomsburg St 27, Cheyney St 7 Boston College 17, Villanova 0 Bridgewater mass 7, Plymouth St 3 Brown 44, holy Cross 13 Bucknell 34, Gettysburg 0 Canisius 10, Mansfield state 10 Carnegie Mellon 29, Allegheny cent Connecticut 33, Glassboro St 9 Clario state 15, Indiana a 12 coast guard 36, w Connecticut 0 Colgate 48, Columbia 36 Curry 13, Maine maritime 0 cd Post 18, Ithaca 0 Dartmouth 17, Cornell 13 Delaware 60, Middle Tennessee 7 Delaware state 20 Morgan state 6 Geneva 7, Case Western 0 Grov City 10, Kenyons hobart25, Union by 21 Kings Point 22, Wagner 6 Lebanon Valley 17, moravian lehigh30, Vii 20 lock Haven St 20, Edi Borost 14 marist9, St Johns by 7 Maryland 31, Duke 13 Massachusetts 10, Connecticut 0 mass maritime 33, Pittsburgh St 7 Middlebury 35, Bowdoin 21 Millersville St 34, e Stroudsburg 8 muhlenberg21, Dickinson 0 Navy 42, William & Mary 17 new Hampshire 28, northeastern 13 Nichols 13, new Haven 0 Penn state 49, West Virginia 28 Pittsburgh 28, Syracuse 21 Princeton 20, Harvard 7 rpm 6, Rochester tech 0 Rhode Island 31, Boston u 22 St Lawrence 21, Hamilton 6 Salisbury state 28, Kean 16 Shippensburg St 42, California a 14 Springfield 35, air 6 Stony Brook 22, Gallaudet 13 Susquehanna 28, Delaware Valley 7 Swarthmore 24, ursinus 13 temple27, so Louisiana 20 Thiel 7, John Carroll 3 Trenton St 45, Jersey City St 0 Trinity Conn 24, Colby 23 tufts9, Williams 7 upsala3, Juniata Washington 8, Jefferson 9, hiram3 w Chester St 14, k Butztown St 7 Widener 42, Franklin & Marshall 12 Wilkes 7, Albright 0 yale27, Pennsylvania 21 South Alabama 55, louisville6 Alabama am 34, Morris Brown 7 Alcorn 23, Southern University 0 Bethune Cookman 17, Tuskegee Clemson 7, North Carolina state 3 East Carolina 34, Citadel 16 e Kentucky 35, w Kentucky 10 Emory & Henry 42, Bridgewater a 20 Fairmont 21, Concord 17 Florida 27, Tennessee 17 Florida am 31, Tennessee state 28 Florida state 24, Auburn 3 it Valley state 38, Lane 10 Furman 28, appalachian 20 Georgetown by 17, Millsaps Georgia tech 38, Tulane 14 Grambling 34, j Ackson state 7 Hampden Sydney 24, Davidson 20 James Madison 18, Frostburg Sto Johns Hopkins 27, Georgetown do 20 Kentucky 33, Georgia 0 knoxvllle29,mlles7 Liberty Baptist 26, St Paul s 9 Louisiana state 56, Oregon 17 Louisiana tech 30, new Louisiana 8 Maryland a Shore 14, no Central 6 maryvllle42, Bluefield state0 Mississippi 26, Vanderbilt 14 Mississippi College 15, Harding 12 morehouse46, fisk6 Murray state 13, e Tennessee St 10 Nicholls state 15, Austin Peay 13 North Carolina 17, South Carolinas be Louisiana 24, be Louisiana 19 Randolph Macon 12, Guilford 7 Richmond 17, Virginia tech 14 Savannah St 15, Clark College 14 s Mississippi 14, Mississippi St 7 southwestern Tenn 50, Centre 14 Tennessee tech 24, Morehead St 22 Tennessee Chat 18, Jacksonville St 14 Tennessee Martin 46, Delta state Texas Southern 35, Mississippi Val 33 Towson state 10, Bowie state 6 Troy state 34, n Alabama 27 Virginia 12, Wake Forest 10 Virginia St 45, Hampton inst22 Virginia Union 21, Norfolk St 15 Washington & Lee 27, Sewanee 14 West Liberty 16, Glenville St 12 Western Carolina 41, Maine 20 Midwest Albion 44, Kalamazoo 14 Alma 59, Olivet 13 ,sd31, Nebraska Omaha 14 Baldwin Wallace 35, Ohio Wesleyan 17 Ball state 66, Cal poly Pomona 10 Benedictine Kan 31, Austin col 13 Bethany Kan 14, perustate6 Bethel Kansas 18, Tabor 7 Cameron state 20, Texas lutheran 3 capital 16, Ohio Northern 14 cent Arkansas 19, ouachita 17 cent Michigan 17, Akron 14 Chadronet 31, Northern sd6 Cincinnati 28, Tulsa Dakota St 31, s Dakota tech o Findlay 55, Earlham 9 it Hays St 35, Missouri Southern 29friends 20, Sterling 17 Graceland 20, Ottawa Kansas 7 grand Valley state 24, Defiance 0 Gustav Adolphus 20, St Olaf 15 Huron 30, Dakota Wesleyan 13 illinois21, Indiana 7 Indiana Central 31, depauw3 Indiana St 20, Lollino Isho Jamestown 17, May Ville St 7 Kansas Wesleyan 7, St Mary a Kan 7 Kearney St 31, Emporia Sto Kent St 29, e Michigan 13 Lawrence 62, Chicago 6 Marietta 20, mount Union 6 Miami Ohio 33, bowl ing Green 13 Michigan St 9, Wisconsin 7 Midland 33, Doane 0 Minnesota 16, Michigan Minn Duluth 21, Mankato St 6 Minn Morris 20, St Cloud St 0 Missouri 28, Kansas St 13 Missouri Valley 23, Baker 20 Missouri Western 7, Washburn 7 Moorhead St 49, i Nona St 7 muskingum28, Heidelberg 0 Nebraska 33, Colorado 15 n Central Iii 22, Carroll wis 16 n Dakota St 45, n Dakota 20 be Missouri 57, Lincoln 0 neoklahoma28, Panhandle to n. 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Ill nolo new Missouri St 27, cent Missouri 12 Nort Hwd Mich 29, Ferris St 7 notre Dame 49, Southern Cal 19 Oberlin 18, Duquesne 17 Ohio state 35, Northwestern 15 Oklahoma 35, Iowa state 16 Oklahoma state 21, Kansas 0 otterbein38, Delson 14 purdue34, Iowa 21 Ripon 32, Lake Forest 0 Rose-hulman43, principle 6 St Johns Minn 70, macalester 0 stthomas35, hamline7saginaw Valley 13, be Illinois s Dakota 15, s Dakota state 10 be Oklahoma 26, new Oklahoma 15 so Minnesota 29, Michigan tech 25 so Missouri 26, Missouri Rolla 17 so Kansas 17, mcpnerson6 so Oklahoma 37, e Central St 14 Tarkio 24, Culver Stockton 7 Taylor 38, Wilmington 30 Toledo 31, Ohio University 29 Washington to 12, Rochester 10 w Michigan 53, Marshall 29 Wichita state 47, Drake 17 wis eau Claire 21, wis Superior 0 wis Oshkosh 17, St Norbert 7 wis-platteville21, wis River falls20 wis-stevenspoint41,wis-whitewatr3 Southwest Abilene Christian 28, East Texas St 13 Arkansas 34, Houston 0 Ark Pine Bluff 41, Kentucky St 31 Baylor 38, air Force 7 Henderson St 41, s Arkansas 20 Mcneese St 17, Arkansas St 14 new Mexico St 7, Texas Arlington 6 n Texas St 20, Memphis St 19 Prairie View 39, Bishop 7 Texas 30, sum 14 texasas.m28, Rice 14 tcu21,Miami, Fla 17 Texas As. I 34, Sam Houston state 20 West Texas St 27, Lamar 9 far West Arizona 45, Utah 17 Arizona state 66, Texas Elpaso 3 Azusa Pacific 16, san diego7 Boise state 27, Northern Arizona 13 Brigham Young 10, Wyoming 7 Cal lutheran 14, los Angeles St 6 Cal-davis27, Humboldt state 14 Carroll Mont 26, Rocky Mountain 14 Central St okla 24, e new Mexico 20 Colorado state 14, new Mexico 9 Fresno state 45, san Jose St 24 fullertonst45, Cal poly-slo18 Hawaii 21, Portland state 12 Idaho 17, Montana state 6 Montana 17, Idaho state 15 Nevada Reno 33, Santa Clara 14 Oregon College 27, Oregon tech 0 u of Pacific 22, Long Beach St 7 Pacific Ore 30, e Oregon 14 red lands 49, Pomona 10 san Diego St 31, Nev Las vegas 7 san Francisco St 19, Sacramento St 7 Stanford 31, Washington state 29 Urcla 21, California 19 Washington 14, Oregon state6 Weber state 31, Bemidji st28 w Montana 44, e Montana 17 Willamette 15, Lewis & Clark 2 Hunt wins Japan up 2 fans killed 10 Hurt in one of two accidents by Shiro Yoneyama Gozemba Japan up James Hunt of Britain won the Japan grand prix sunday in the 17th and final leg of the world formula one championship series marred by two accidents one of which killed two persons. Hunt driving a Mclaren m2g, jumped into the Lead As he started from pole Posi Tion and never relinquished it Over the 73 Lap 2.71 mile p Uji International Speedway circuit at the foot of my. Fuji. The 30-year-old briton clocked one hour. 31 minutes 51.68 seconds with an average Speed of 207.840 Kilometres per hour. The Victory increased to three the number of grand prix races Hunt has won this year and placed him fifth in the final Overall standings with 40 Points. Carlos Reutemann of Argentina driving a Ferrari 312t2, placed second and Patrick Degailler of France driving a Tyrrell p34, was third. Degailler had pulled up at one Point and was believed out but got Back into action and moved into the third place finish. Niki Lauda of Austria had already been declared the Winner in this year s world championship series before the Japan grand prix was held. He did not race Here this year. The two japanese were killed when the Ferrari driven by Giles Villeneuve of Canada and the Tyrrell with Ronnie Peter son of Sweden at the wheel collided on the first Corner in the sixth Lap. Ten other japanese were injured seven of them seriously. But Villeneuve and Peterson were unhurt. The Canadian s car was broken into pieces sent High into the air falling in the spectators area. The Accident apparently occurred when Villeneuve driving his car at a Speed of More than 300 k.m.h., tried to overtake Peterson and touched Peterson s car. The race Drew More than 70,000 persons National hockey league summaries continued from Page 23 misconduct11 04 Mcdonald Tor major minor mis conduct11 04 Williams Tor major 11 04 calming Tor 11 26. Shots on goal Philadelphia 12 7-1332 Toronto 7-18-1540 goalies Philadelphia Stephenson Parent. Toronto Palmateer. A16,485. Islanders 7, rangers 2 n. Y. Rangers 0 1 12 n. Y. Islanders 3 2 2-7 first period1, islanders Lewis 1 Harris henning12 00. 2, islanders Bergeron 2 Trottier parise12 36. 3, islanders Bergeron 3 d. Potvin13 26. 4, islanders Parise 2 Trottier harris17 58. Penalties a. Potvin Nyi 10 05. Second period5, islanders. Nystrom 1 Bourne d. Potvin. 4 44. 6, rangers polls 2 hickey14 34. Penal ties Persson Nyi 2 07 Marshall Nyi 10 46 Tkaczuk nor 13 44 islanders Bench served by Bergeron 15 13. Third period7, islanders Trottier 2, 11 57. 8, rangers Greschner 2 polls hodge16 51. 9, islanders Nystrom 2 j. Potvin trottier19 26. Penalties Farris nor 4 13 Greschner nor 9 17 Harris Nyi 10 12 d. Potvin Nyi 16 06 Hart Nyi 19 50. Shots on goal rangers 8-13-1132 islanders 14-11-19-44 goalies rangers Davidson. Islanders Resch. A15,317. Stanford sneaks past Washington state 31 -29 Stanford Calif. A Guy Benja min of Stanford out dulled Washington state s Jack Thompson in their passing Battle saturday connecting for 330 Yards and three touchdowns to Lead the Cardi nals to a 31-29 Pacific-8 Victory. The Stanford quarterback the nation s second ranked passer completed 27 of 39 passes and allowed just one interception. Thompson passed for 274 Yards and one touchdown. His 38-Yard completion to Gillum set up the game s final touchdown. Bruins 4, Kings 3 Boston 0 3 14 los Angeles 1 1 13 first period1, los Angeles Murphy williams2 26. Penalties Milbury Boston 0 37 manery la 2 34 Miller bos 5 20 Hutchison la 13 20 Foster bos 16 03 Milbury bos 18 26. Second period2, Boston Wensink 3, Doak Mcnab 3 08. 3, Boston Marcotte 1, Ratelle 9 57. 4, Boston mar co the 2, Sheppard o Reilly 16 25. 5, la Taylor 1. Manery Stemkowski 17 18. Penalties Williams la 7 22 Simmons la served by murphy8 00 Park bos,8 51. Third period6, Boston o Reilly 2 Mcnab Wensink 9 54. 7, la a Turphy 2, Williams 19 22. Shots on goal Boston 6-10-1127 los Angeles 8 6 721 goalies Boston Cheevers. La Simmons. A14,638. Rockies 3, Black Hawks 0 Chicago 0 0 00 Colorado 1 1 1-3 wha sums Nordques 8, bulls 5 Birmingham 1 4 05 Quebec 3 2 3-8 first period1, Quebec Dube 2 bernier323. 2, Bir Mingham Gorman 1 bilodeau358. 3, Quebec Cloutier 3 Tardif tremblay11 14. 4, Quebec Baxter 1 Suther land 1735. Penalties Turkiewicz Bir., 1037 Lariviere que., 18 12. Second period5, Birmingham Norris 3 mahovlich121. 6, Birmingham Hughes 1 Napier noris147. 7, Birmingham Napier 1 Turkiewicz mahovlich616. A Quebec Constantin 1 Tardif bourrian1340. 9, Quebec Brackenbury 3 Driscoll fitchner1745. 10, birding Ham Noris 4 unassisted1920. Penalties Westrum Bir,634 Fitchner que 9,40. Third period11, Quebec p. Bordeleau 5 s. Bernier mcleod250. 12, Quebec Tardif 4 Tremblay s. Ber nier959. 13, Quebec Cloutier 4 mcleod14,44. Penal ties Hoganson Bir 859 Brackenbury que 1004. Shots on goal Birmingham 11-12-1134 Quebec n 8-13-32 goalies Quebec Mcleod. Birmingham Wood. A8,379. First period1, Colorado Gardner 5 Beck leflay6 48. Penalties Holt Chi,6 41 Beck col 10 57. Second period2, Colorado eur 3 hudson9 52. Penal ties Russell Chi 37 Lefley col 1 18 Suzor col 5 31 Chicago Bench served by bulley6 57 Korom Chi 11 13 Russell Chi 16 48. Third period3, Colorado Hudson 1 unassisted18 28. Penalises Logan Chi 3 58 Delorme col 7 01 Suzor col double minor 12 32. Shots on goal Chicago 13-11-9-33 col ado 8-13-728 goalies Chicago visor. Colorado Favell. A5,953. Red wings 4, North stars 2 Detroit 0 3 14 Minnesota 0 22 first period none. Penalties Cameron Del 13 01 Bowness det 18 07. Second period1, Detroit Lochead 1 mccourt4 04. 2, Detroit Woods 1 Mccourt lochead10 40. 3, Detroit Woods 2 larson15 30. Penalties Lochead Del 2 00 Young min 7 48 Cameron det 7 48 o Brien min 11 03 Polonica det 12 54 Young min 14 44 Polonica det. 17 03 Sharpley min 19 23. Third period4, Detroit Lochead 2 Woods mccourt3 00. 5, Minnesota Maxwell 1 Brassar sharpley12 21. 6. Minnesota Eriksson 4 Jensen reid19 08. Penalties Maloney det 5 37 Pirus min 6 20 Cameron det 11 29 Bowness det double minor 13 22. Shots on goal Detroit 5 11-13-29 Minnesota 8 8-11-27 goalies Detroit Rutherford. Minnesota Lopresti. A-8,688. Barons 3, blues 2 Cleveland 2 0 1-3 St. Louis i 0 1-2 first period1, Cleveland Murdoch 2 Maruk neilson35. 2, Cleveland Smith 1 kerr9 10. 3, St. Louis Smrke 1 Butler redmond11 12. Penalties Unger St 3.24, Merrick Cle 6 10 Macmillan St 12 05 Smith Cle 13 35. Second period no scoring. Penalties Ahern Cle 16 00 baby Cle 18 04. Third period4, Cleveland Murdoch 3 baby mcadam1 08. 5, St. Louis Larose 3 Macmillan patey5 06. Pen allies Redmond St 15 00 Maruk Cle 11 40 Unger St 11 40. Shots on goal Cleveland 6 3 8-17 St. Louis 23-15-15-53 goalies Cleveland Meloche. St. Louis Stasiowski. A-10,664. Who paid admission fees ranging from $5 to $118. Mario Andretti of the u.s., who was favored to win for the second consecutive time in Japan disappointed the spectators when his Lotus collided with Hans Binder of Austria in a Surtees on the first Lap near the hairpin turn about 10 minutes alter the race got underway. Japan s Noritake Takahara car and into the rear of the two cars. The. Three Drivers did not suffer any injuries but pulled out of the race. The results 1. Jarn shunt Britain Mclairen  5168 Avramo Speed 207.840k.p.h. 71 laps. 2. Carlos Reutemann Argentina Ferrari 3 laps 1 23.54.13. 3. Patrick detail Lutr franc.-, Tyrrell 73 hips \. 12.53.0. 4. Alan Jones Austral id Shadow ii lips 1 .12 r 8 1. Times for other Drivers Are not available  they did not Complete 73 laps. 5. Jacques Laffite France Ligier Matra 72 laps. 6. Richardo Patrese Italy Shadow 72 lops 7. Hans stuck West Germany Brash in 72 laps. 8. Vittorio Brambilla Italy Surtees 71 laps. 9. Kuni Ritsu Takahashi Japan Tyrrell 71 laps. 10. Jody Scheckter South Africa Wolf 71 laps. 11. Kazuyoshi Hoshino Japan Kojima 71 Lapi. 12. Alex Ribeiro Brazil March 59 laps. The following racers retired during the race. Gunnar Nils son Sweden Lotus 63 laps transmission trouble Clay , Switzerland Ensign 43 laps engine trouble John Watson Northern Ireland Brabham 29 Lap gear Box trouble Jochen mass West Germany Mclaren 28 laps engine trouble Patrick Tamby France Ensign 14 laps reason unknown Ronnie Peterson Sweden Tyrrell five laps crash Gilles Villeneuve Canada Ferrari five laps crash Jean p. Jarier France Ligier Matra three laps engine trouble Mario Andretti u.s., Lotus one laps crash Hans Binder Austria Surtees one Lap clash no retake Takahara Japan Kojima one . Wilson wins heavy bout at Darmstadt Darmstadt Germany Middle weights and the open heavyweight pm Broglio enlivened the second of a series of v corps Fite nites Here at Ernst Ludwig Cavern before an enthusiastic crowd of More than 900 spectators. Heavyweight Ted Wilson of Baum older made Quick work of his opponent Samuel Green Mainz in the Only open division fight of the 12-bout card. Wilson decked the Mainz fighter for keeps at 2 45 of the second while three of the middleweight bouts failed to go the distance. Wil Flecken s Charles Frazier needed Only 1 55 of the first round to to Willie Adkins Frankfurt in the most abbreviated match of the evening. It took Danny Jeffries Babenhausen. A Little longer to oust Baum older s Eric Gibson in 1 35 of the second Frame and Marvin Jackson Baum older had to go into the third round before scoring a to Over David Cunningham at 1 55. Dates for the two remaining Fite nites have been set for Frankfurt nov. 19, and Fulda nov. 26, and an officials clinic will be held at bad Hersfeldt. Oct. 25-26.v corps boxing officials also announced Community Novice championships for Hanau. Nov. 11-12, and at main/., nov. 28 29. The results Novice division featherweight Ray Martinez Babenhausen Tod John Trujillo wild Lei Ken 1 45 2nd. Lightweight co a Lewis wild flt Ken dec detlef Borowski Darmstadt Carlos Figueroa a Dale Ken dec Paul Vila Frankfurt. Welterweight Herschel Fagen babe Nilausen dec Willie Pate Wiesbaden. Light middleweight Carlton Haywood. Frank Furt dec Jerome Dor a Darmstadt. Middleweight Danny jetties to Babenhausen Tod Eric Gibson Baum older 1 25 2ndcharles Fra Zier wild Clerken Kod Willie Adkins Frankfurt 1.59 1st Marvin Jackson Baum older 1 Kod David Cunningham Frankfurt 1.53 3rdwilfred Davis Baum Holder dec Darrel s App Wil Flecken. Light heavyweight Ibrahim Karakaya Darm Stadt dec Hiram Clark Wiesbaden. Heavyweight Joseph Duran Frankfurt dec i Chae Hixson Baum older. Open division heavyweight Ted Wilson Baum older Kod Samuel Green Mainz 2 45 2nd