European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 18, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 22 the stars and stripes monday september 18, 1978 Crenshaw retains Lead on late spurt in third round of Texas open unkind destout Alabama running Back major Ogilvie makes a Cut to elude Missouri defensive end Wendell Ray As he rambles 23 Yards for touchdown in the first Quarter of the Tiger tide game at Columbia to. Alabama won 38-20. A photo Kittany Lions shut out 6th-ranked buckeyes continued from Page 21 the National championship. Billy Sims raced 41 Yards to score on Oklahoma s first Possession and rushed for 114 Yards in Little More than a Quarter in pacing the sooner Over out manned West Virginia for their second win without loss. Arkansas freshman Thomas Brown zipped 96 Yards with a Kickoff halting a Vanderbilt rally and powering the second ranked Razorbacks Over the commodores in the opener for both teams. Michigan opened its season with Rick Leach scoring two touchdowns and setting up a third with a 45-Yard run to carry the wolverines past Illinois. Charles White rushed for 173 Yards and scored two touchdowns As Southern Cali fornia ripped Oregon in a Pacific-10 con Ference opener for both schools. Johnny Lam Jones caught touchdown passes of 57 and 33 Yards and Russell Erx Leben booted Field goals of 26 and 46 Yards to ignite Texas Victory Over Rice. Theotis Brown s 54-Yard touchdown sprint and the running of Freeman Mcneil on a 44-Yard scoring drive gave Urcla its Victory Over Tennessee. Larry Sims scored touchdowns on his Only two first half carries leading Pitts Burgh past Tulane. Charles Alexander ran for More than 140 Yards and two touchdowns leading Louisi Ana state Over Indiana before a record leu crowd of 78,534. Jimmy Jordan threw three touchdown passes and Homes Johnson caught two of them and ran for an eight Yard score As Florida state exploded past Fumble prone Oklahoma state. Two South Carolina interceptions by safety Robert Perlotte and defensive end Roger Woolbright in the waning moments spoiled Kentucky s opener As the Host gamecocks tied the wildcats. Junior tailback Joe Steele rushed 26 times for 102 Yards and two touchdowns and the Washington defense thoroughly frustrated the Kansas offence As the huskies triumphed in Seattle. Alvin Maddox ran three Yards for the deciding touchdown with 96 seconds remain ing As Maryland nipped Louisville. Junior placekicker Jim Sturch booted a school record four Field goals and tailback Shelby Ball ran 38 Yards for a touchdown As air Force upset Host Boston College. Bob Leszczynski ran for one touchdown and set up three More scores with passes to Phil Mcconkey As visiting Navy blitzed Virginia. Leszczynski teamed with Mccon key four times for 142 Yards in drives that resulted in touchdown runs of one and 14 Yards by Steve Callahan and a 34-Yard Field goal by Bob tata. Quarterback Earle Mulrane passed for one touchdown and rushed for a second score and Jimmy Hill tallied from the two late in the fourth Quarter giving army its win Over Lafayette at West Point. In other games Iowa state nipped san Diego state 14-13, California romped past Georgia tech 34-22, Georgia surprised Baylor 16-14 and in a couple of big ten openers Purdue tripped Michigan state 21-14 and Iowa stopped Northwestern 20-3. By Greg Thompson san Antonio Texas a second round Leader Ben Crenshaw surviving a slow Start birdied three of the last five holes to Salvage an even Par 70 saturday and preserve a 1-stroke Lead Over surging Leonard Thompson and Lee Trevino after three rounds of the $200,000 Texas open. Crenshaw 26, a former University of Texas Star who has played the 6,525-Yard Oak Hills country club course since he was a teen Ager had two bogeys and a double bogey in his first seven holes. He was 3 Over Par after the front nine. But he had successive birdies on the Par 4 14th Hole and the Par-4 15th and birdied the Par-417th. The popular Trevino who covets the Texas open title he has never won also floundered on the front nine and was 1 Over at the turn. Trailed by his usual Large gallery he drilled four Birdie putts on the final nine including consecutive birdies on 16 and 17 for a 67 that moved him to 199. I be just had trouble with the front nine. I always have. I just Don t know what it is said Trevino who finished second in the 1972 Texas open but tied for 57th place last year. Crenshaw the 1973 Texas open Champi on said after his Seesaw round gosh after just throwing away shots Here and there i Felt like i was just committing Sui cide. It was t looking like my Day at All. Somehow i got my senses together and played pretty Well after i bogeyed no. 11." Crenshaw had put together rounds of 65 and 68 and held a 2-stroke Lead Over Lou Graham after two rounds. Bunched in third at 200 were George Burns Iii who fired a 65 saturday Graham and first round Leader Hubert Green. Graham struggled through an even Par round while Green shot a 68. Thompson 31, was six strokes Back after the second round and proceeded to bogey the first Hole saturday. But he reeled off six birdies including four on the Back nine to move into the second place tie with Trevino. Obscure Ron Streck who had hit a pres sure packed 6-foot Par putt Friday to barely make the Cut captured the fancy of the gallery saturday morning when he reeled off six birdies and an Eagle on his first 10 holes. The 24-year-old Streck in danger of losing his pea tour card finished with a 63 saturday to put him at 7-under-Par 203. He had shot a 67 Friday after a miserable first round 73. I had it All going for 10 holes said the former Tulsa University Star. On my Eagle at no. 10, i was thinking 59 and maybe that Hurt the rest of my round. I figured that if i shot a 59, they would t take my card away he quipped. Streck a second year pro is 156th on the Money list with $6,933 and needs to finish in either the top 160 or make $10,000 to keep his  Are Only two tournaments after the Texas open in which the players can add to their official prize winnings. The leaders Ben Crenshaw Lee Trevino Leonard Thompson Lou Graham Hubert Green George Burns . Weibring Lon Hinkle Tom Purtzer Charles Coody Parker Moore Ron Streck Larry Nelson Bob Zender Jack Renner Don Pooley Homero Blancas Danny Edwards Peter Oosterhuis Ray Floyd Lee Mikles Mark Mccumber Bill Kratzert Brad Bryant Tom Kite Keith Fergus Phil Hancock Dave Eichelberger Bob Murphy Jim Colbert Howard Twitty Hale Irwin Tommy Aaron Dave Barr Rex Caldwell Wayne Levi Gil Morgan Fred Marti de Sneed fuzzy Zoeller Tim Simpson Michael Booker Grier Jones Travis Hudson Bruce Fleisher Jerry Mcgee Forrest Fezler Greg Powers Bill Rogers Terry Diehl Jerry heard Frank Beard Orville Moody Bobby Wadkins Bob Payne Mark Hayes 6543-70198 68-64-67199 69-65-65-199 63-67-70200 62-70-68-200 69-66-65200 67-70-65-202 68-67-67202 66-67-70203 67-67-69203 70-46-67203 73-67-63-203 73-66-64-203 69-67-67203 70-66-67203 69-67-67203 71-65-67 203 69-67-67203 69-63-72204 70-64-70-204 67-67-70-204 66-68-70204 69-71-64204 72-66-66204 70-68-66204 70-67-67204 71-64-69204 67-68-69204 66-70-69205 68-68-69205 68-68-69205 67-67-71205 68-66-71205 70-69-66205 69-70-66205 70-68-67205 69-69-67205 71-67-67205 66-72-67205 70-67-68-205 69-71-66-206 68-70-68-206 70-68-68-206 70-6848206 69-6849206 69-66-71206 64-71-71206 68-71-68-207 69-7048-207 66-73-68-207 73-65-69-207 71-66-70-207 68-69-70207 67-69-71207 68-72-68206 68-72-68-208 Young nets 3rd-round Alamo Lead Alamo Calif. Up out of the win column since 1976, Veteran Donna Caponi Young of los Angeles made her bid to win the $15,000 first prize in this women s professional Golf tournament saturday when she fired a five under Par 68 on the tight round Hill country club course for an eight under total of 211. This gave her a three stroke Lead on fast closing Nancy Lopez the leading Money Winner of the Lyga and a four stroke Edge Over Australia s Jan Stephenson South african Sally Little and defending Champion Jane Blalock All at 215. Lopez had eight birdies on the Par-73 layout saturday but a double bogey on the third Hole and bogeys at the eighth and 15th holes Cut Down what would have been a sensational round to a 69 and gave the smiling Young lady from Rosewall n.m., a 214 total for 54 holes. Young who won the first Lyga event Ever held Here the 1969 Lincoln Mercury open had six birdies and Only one bogey saturday. However i m not going to be looking at the Leader Board tomorrow because this is a course where anything can happen and in a hurry. I m just going to play my own game and each Hole As it comes said the two time . Women s open Champi on. I took seven Days off to prepare for this course because it is one of my favourites. I was t tired just washed out mentally and i needed the  Lopez admitted she is Back to her own Happy self after a couple of trying months As her putting touch left her. Golf was t the fun it has been and i was getting mad at myself if i missed a shot said Lopez. I prayed the other morning to become my own Happy self and i stopped to realize How Lucky i be been. It helped me and i would t have gotten mad if i d shot 80 instead of 69." each of the two leaders birdied three of the five Par five holes at round Hill. Betty Burfeindt was alone at 216.tied at 217 were Murle Breer Pat Brad Ley and Roberta Speer while Halfway Leader Sharon Miller slipped to a 76, thanks to Back to Back double bogeys on the 2nd and3rd holes and was in the 218 Slot along with Veteran Hall of fancier Kathy Whit Worth and Peggy Conley. Alexandra Reinhardt and Beth stoneware at 220, while Young Juli Simpson of Santa Cruz Calif., was the leading Amateur at 221 after shooting even Par 73 sat  leaders Donna c. 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