European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 10, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes january nil summaries Black capitals i Rinell 4 Paul bum u Mirim it t Eddi Ali Ringlon lot sabres Bruins j i Jurj flail duct 4 bum t i Lis wha sums whalers 4 pril Droit Tolani late Fol of Murdoch jjt1 i Mcmond Bluit i t in growl in Monir Kilt i atom t a it Mumn fun h n i i mind is nor pm t no to Hoo Muir blues North Stan 1 us e u Una Mac me St my u Iwu Llull his Englind to Edn Wilgo cull i part Lvi 11 i l Seetom t Mike Tufly cd Tarim a Nabei Urcla Star soars to world record to pole Sef records in Muhammad a invitational meet 11 new minor ind milk Mucu is try Hill Len i Long a Mctear exploded to a world indoor record in the 6fflmrter dash and Mike Tully soared Doii to minor minor Nuila 11 b m Tom def l Bull i 0001 first indoor track meet of the 1978 u s Merman a former Arizona state turned the Amateur Mark was held by two a tremendous competitor in doors because o his rocket like held a two meter Lead after taking three Steps fat Ltd Tea of Iha not car fiplh4 of Var a accent ii Burd pts Hull ii 1 Ulfilas Jii Tord Perl uni Koino to Lull of Bijj War aah i set a third world record for the eve Ning with a clocking of l i seconds in the Sumeler Mctear clocked a Lime of to defeat an impressive one of the finest Ever assembled a Urcla cleared 1w on his third bettering the 1bxw Mark set by Dan Ripley in Holder of the world Junior had no trouble Clearing All lower Heights and was clearly Over the bar on us record leap with space to Mctear broke the world indoor Mark of set in 1972 by Gerhard Wucherer of Wist Frazier bettered us Athime indoor Best of set by Lee Evans after Evans had runner from Northern i Willie Smith of Auburn in the l l As both clocked Over the new 1 meter in the women olympian Pam of new Orleans w of former meter Champion Steve Williams and a Host of other world tos formerly of Florida but now a student at Cerritos Junior was Short of the hand limed record of held by two different olympian Steve Riddick of Phil Ladeshia closed with a Rush to ran second lit two time Mcaa Champion Harvey glance of Auburn was third in Aid Charlie Welsof Philadelphia Asfour Stossal Williams and Quarrie faded to fifth and Clancy the world cup 200 meter was seventh followed by Dwayne Evans of an olym Pic Bronze medallist in the 1976 games Darold another Junior Tommie an army i came within iwo inches of his career beat in winning the Long jump leap of beating olympic Arnie Robinsons Wilson Walga of the indoor Miter of All became the Hoti runner of All time As Well it he clocked using a Sturni but to win Over Paul Cummings of the Walga was just off the world Mark of set by Harard West Germany in docked in for an team wins first Canam bowl Long distance Star Dick Buerkle of i new York athletic this relatively Short e Early Lead but Dpi Brenard won of Vanderbilt and Dan Zambiasi of Georgia resumed pass interceptions for touch Downs sunday As an american football team Defeated a Canadian squad 227 in the first Canam Wilson got the americans1 first touch Down in the third period when he intercepted a pass by Bob Cameron of Acadia and went 44 Yards in the closing minutes of the third Zambiasi picked off a pass by Jamie Bone of Western Ontario at the Ca Nadian 10 and went in for the score Bruce Allen of Richmond kicked held goals of 23 and 25 the game was played under modified Canadian rules and As punier Mike debts i of Colorado slate was cred led with two Points for twice kicking the Ball into the end zone with the canadians unable to run in counting As a Rouge the first time the Ball hit just inside the end line and bounced out of the second time Bruce Walker was tackled in the end Canadas Only touchdown came with i tightly More than three nun Tea to play when Bruce Wlk Liu of Bishop went Over Sive Mark Miller of Bowling playing and pitted 20 of 28 passes for 222 Yards with one interception and was named most valuable american linebacker John Pyestner of True item Ontario was named most valuable Canadian player cleared almost the entire game was played in the Canadian end of the Al though the american moved the Ball con the defense proved equal to the task when backed up against the end tone and did not give up an often
