European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 8, 1980, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Poge 22 the stars and stripes monday september 8, 19bo tide Irish grab openers of Grid season continued from Page 21 watch a football game in the South had built a 15-0 Lead in the third Quarter. But a safety and touchdown runs of 16 and 9 Yards by celebrated freshman recruit Llars Chol Walker brought the bulldogs the Victo  quarterback John Elway orchestrated the Stanford Victory passing for 250 Yards. Elway who threw for two touch Downs and hit on 17 of 27 passes directed he cardinals to three scores and a 21-0 Lead in a Span of nine minutes during the second Quarter. That gave Stanford one of five Pacific 10 conference schools eligible for a postseason berth this year a solid Start. Amos Lawrence and Kelvin Bryant Shar ing tailback duties for North Carolina combined for More than 200 Yards Rushing and scored five touchdowns to ignite the tar heels in their season opener. Lawrence the nation s leading career Evert cops her 5th . Open title continued from Page 21 the third set. He requested that another Umpire be installed but was denied. In the final set he was fined s250 for throwing his Racket although inadvertently. In a match that has been labelled As an All time classic Borg beat Mcenroe in five sets in the Wimbledon final two months ago after Mcenroe won a fourth set tic Brcak Ih-16.if the lop seeded swede wins his first . Open Crown sunday then he will need Only the australian open in december to become the third Man to Complete a grand  Lloyd whose run of four consecutive open championships was halted by Tracy Austin in last year s final gained her revenge against the defending Champion Friday and she now has won 43 of 44 matches since beginning her comeback in , seeded ninth won the open ing set by breaking at love in the 12th game but Evert remained Calm. I did t think Hana could keep up that kind of Tennis Evert explained. She was just Brilliant. 1 thought if she could keep it up she deserved to win. She would have been Loo Good for  Mandrikova made a critical mistake when she double faulted on break Point to begin the second set and Evert maintaining a steady Baseline game never gave her speedy rival a Chance to come Back win Ning i2of he last games. Helen wills Moody holds the women s record of seven . National championships set Between 1923-31. I m thrilled said Evert who earned 546,000 for the Victory. This has been the Lough so open for me of All i be won partly because 1 was t favored to win  Kriek serving better than he Ever has in his life broke Borg in the both games of both the first and second sets each time after winning the first three Points. When you re Down two sets you just have to keep trying said Borg who has won the last 13 five Sel matches he has played. During those two sets Johan played very Well. I was t returning Well and i did t put much pressure on him. But i think maybe he got a Little tired at the end of the second  Borg As he always seems to do Ihen look charge hitting Only one More trouble spot when Kriek broke him to open the fourth set. But Burg broke Back immediately and dropped Only one More game the rest of the Way. Rusher going into the 1980 season gained 119 Yards in of carries and scored the first iwo North Carolina touchdowns. Bryant came on and added 105 Yards on 17 carries and scored three times. Colgate was simply no match for Joe Paturno s Penn slate powerhouse As soph Omore Curt Warner led the explosion with three touchdowns and 149 Yards Rushing in 10 tries. Bui the Veteran coach was t overwhelmed by the lopsided Victory. It was a typical opening game Paturno said with a shrug. We were a Little Sloppy and had too Many penalties. But i was pleased that our Oung people showed sex  Colgate coach Fred Dunlap was philosophical about the whipping saying i told the kids that it was Tough to open against a team the Caliper of Penn state because we Haven t played this Type of team before. I feel we will be a tougher football team the nest time we  other highlight saturday the nation s longest collegiate losing string came to in in i 50 games As Maca Lester University St. Ppmminn., tipped mount scenario College 17-14 As freshman Bob Kayc kicked a 23-Ya j Ticlad goal with just ii seconds remaining. It was Macalus tar s first Victory since oct. 11,1974. Winston Walker dial cd a 36-Yard Field goal with 21 seconds left in the game to give Southern Mississippi an upset 17-14 Victory Over Tulane and redeem himself for missing a Field goal and extra Point against the same team in a 20-19 loss during the 1979 season. Walker missed an extra Point in saturday s game and thought that it was going to be a replay. I m just fired  he said. I just knew we were going to lose 14 13." Sophomore quarterback Steve Fairchild passed for 322 Yards and three touchdowns to Pace Colorado stale to a 21 Atlanta s Jerry Bosler slides safely in of second base. A Pittsburgh s Tim Foli wails for throw expos Blank giants for 3rd shutout in Row by United press International Scott Sanderson and Bill Lee combined to Pilch Montreal s third consecutive shut out saturday and san Francisco Center fielder Larry Herndon tied a National league record with three errors in one inning helping the expos score a 9-0 Vic tory Over the giants. The Victory enabled the expos to take a one game Lead Over Philadelphia in then East. With the expos leading by nine runs Sanderson left after seven innings and no Roundup picked up with his 14th Victory in 22 Deci Sions. He walked one and struck out one and Lee added two scoreless innings. The expos scored five runs in the fourth All unearned As a result of Hern Don s errors. De Whitson was touched for seven hits and seven runs in 3vi innings and suffered his lot Lossin 19 decisions. Warren Cromartie and Rodney Scott each had two a Blind Tim Wallach hit a Homer in his first official major league Al Bat to highlight a 10-hit Montreal attack. An error by Whitson plus singles by Gary Carter and Rowland office a Dou ble by Ron Leflore and a walk to Sander son gave the expos three runs in the fourth. The major league record for errors Inone inning is four set by James Burke of Milwaukee of the american league in 1901. Several players share the National league record at three. Elsewhere in the National league braves 3, pirates 2bob Horner drilled a two out two run Homer in the sixth inning and Phil Nickroo and Gene Garber combined on a two hit Ler to Lead the braves to their sixth consecutive Victory. Cem i reds 3-6 Paul Householder Harry Spilman and Joe Nolan drove in two runs each to lift the reds to a split. Chicago took the opener when Cincinnati third baseman Ray Knight dropped a throw from Tom Hume on an attempted Force play allowing Bill Buckner to score the winning run. Astros 9-6, cardinals 5-4 Jose Cru first career grand slam in the third inning powered the astros to a sweep of their double header with the  the first game Art Howe s two run sin Gle was the key blow in a seven run third. Padres 8, mets 7 Gene Mcnace drove in four runs three of them with a Home run that capped a five run fourth inning outburst to Lead the padres and hand the mets i hair eighth straight loss. Dodgers 7, Phillies 3 Rick monday hit a two run Homer after robbing bake Mcbride of a Homer to Lead the dodgers. Although the dodgers won Houston picked up a half game by virtue of a double header sweep Over St. Louis. The second place astros now Trail los an Geles by one game with third place Cincin Nati four games off the Pace in the nation Al league West. 9 Victory Over air Force. Fairchild waa highly successful with a Short passing game but the touchdowns came on passing play of 38,44 and 49 Yards. Freshman Bob Reynolds ran Back one Kickoff 88 Yards to Sci up a touchdown and scored on a 90-Yard Kickoff return sparking Cal stale Fullerton to a 39-25 Victory Over Fresno state in the Pacific coast athletic association opener for both teams. South Carolina running Star George Rogers ripped off touchdown romps of 44 and 72 Yards As the gamecocks walloped University of Pacific 37-0 saturday night. Lilt a appalachian state opened its season with a 34-6 Triumph Over Jama Madison in which wide receiver Rick Bea icy pulled in nine passes from quarterback Sieve Brown for 231 Yards and two touch Downs. Brown who was third in the nation in total offence last year As a Junior completed 15-of-28 passes despite silting out most of the second half. Botox Romp As Fisk Rice Belt homers continued from Page 21 bind on a three hitter to Lead Minnesota snapping Detroit s four game winning Streak. The tigers who collected Only three singles threatened in the ninth when Koosman walked two batters and Corbet came out of the bullpen to Register his 16th save. Koosman walked five and struck out three to even his record at 12-12. A s 3, orlows 2 Rick Langford scattered eight hits in route to his 21st straight Complete game and Dave revering drove in two runs to lift Oakland. Langford 16-11, survived Terry Crowley s Home run in the seventh and Benny Ayala s rib single in the ninth to extend his Iron Man Streak. He sur passed Robin Roberts of the 1953 Phila Delphia Phillies the last major leaguer to pitch 20 straight Complete games. Yankees 7, Angels 4 Oscar Gamble smashed a two run Homer and Bobby Brown drove in two runs with a Homer and a double to Power the Yankees to their sixth straight win. The Triumph moved the Yankees 3v4 games ahead of the orioles in the american league East. Tom Underwood 12-9, Wen five innings surrendering six bits and two runs. Indians 8, royals 3 Rookie Joe Charboneau clouded a two run Homer and Jorge Orta and Toby har Rah added Solo shots to lift the Indian. Cleveland starter Len Barker who needed Relief help from Victor Cruz in the eighth picked up his 18th Victory against eight losses struck out nine and held George Brett Hilliss in three official Al Bau. Brett s average dropped to .396. Brewers 6, rangers 2 Don Money smacked a three run Homer and Gorman Thomas drove in two runs to boost the Brewers. Money s 17th Homer came in the of Iii with two outs after Cecil Cooper singled and Thomas walked to give the Brewers a 5-1 Lead. Hartzell one of three bound for Baltimore Baltimore a the Baltimore orioles called up three players including Pitcher Paul Hartzrll from their Rochester farm team of the International league general manager Hank Peters said sat urday. The orioles recalled Hartzell and out fielder Mark Corey and purchased the Coo tract of shortstop Bob Bonner from Rochet Ter