European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 29, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes sunday september 29, 1985 Shula guides Bama past Vandy Nashville term. A Alabama quarterback Mike Shula ran for one touch Down and passed or another As he guided the Isth ranked Crimson tide to an easy 40-20 Southeastern conference Victory Over Vanderbilt saturday. The Victory upped Alabama s record to 4-0 Overall and 2-0 in the Sec while Vanderbilt playing its conference opener now is 1-3. Alabama place kicker Van Tiffin gave the tide a 3-0 Lead on the first play of the second Quarter when he capped 74-Yard drive with a 40-Yard Field goal. Vanderbilt came Back to pull even at 3-3 after the Luckoff driving from its own 20 Yard line to the Alabama 2 before settling for Alan Herline s 19-Yard Field goal. The Crimson tide took control late in the second Quarter scoring twice in a two min Ute Span. W. Virginia rallies for tie with Pitt Morgantown . A West Virginia quarterback Tony Reda plunged 1 Yard for a touch Down with 4 38 left saturday As wot Virginia rallied in the second half to gain a 10-10 tie with Pitts Burgh. Reda s sneak on fourth Down brought the mountaineers Back from a 10-0 halftime deficit and produced Only the second tie in the 78-game series. Reda who replaced starter John Talley in the second Quarter set up the touchdown with a fourth Down pass of 14 Yards to tight end Gary Basil that gave the mountaineers 2 1-1, a first Down on the Pitt 4. The panthers held three running plays to 3 Yards before Reda hit off the right Side for the score and fresh Man kicker Charlie Baumann booted the tying extra Point. Baumann i 32-Yard Field goal brought the mountaineers to within 10-3 with 11 28 left in the third Quarter after safety Travis Curtis re covered Pitt fullback Darnell Stone s Fumble at the Panther 33. Pitt 1-2-1, scored All of its Points in the second Quarter on a 20-Yard Field goal by Mark Brasco who Misico from 46 and 36 Yards in the second half and on quarterback John Congemi s 1-Yard plunge. West Virginia did not have a first Down in the first Quarter and failed to move into Pitt territory until cur tis Fumble recovery in the third Quarter. Wat Virginia s Willie Edwards intercepted a Congemi pass and re turned it 15 Yards to the Pitt 34 late in the third Quarter. West Virginia then drove to the Pitt 5 but was turned away when a fourth Down pass was broken up by John Lewis. Halfback Bobby Braggs got Alabama s first touchdown when he skirted his own right end to score from the Vandy 5 with 3 25 left in the half. Safety Ricky Thomas put Alabama right Back in scoring position when he re covered a first Down Fumble by Commodore tight end Jim Popp at the Vandy 26. Five plays later Shula bootlegged around his own left end and dashed into the end zone from 6 Yards away. Tiffin booted his second extra Point for a 17-3 Alabama Lead with 1 59 still to play in the half. Aided by penalties Vanderbilt managed to move to the tide 9 in the closing minute before Herline booted a 19-Yard Field goal to Cut the Alabama Lead to 17-6 As the clock ran out. The tide scored on its first three posses Sions of the second half to size command at .14-6. Shula opened the floodgates with a 14 Yard scoring pass to hanker Al Bell to Cap an 80-Yard drive. The tide then turned a Fumble recovery by linebacker Greg Gilbert and a pass interception by linebacker Craig Epps into 10 More Points. Gene Jelks gave Alabama its fourth touchdown with a 10-Yard run and Tiffin upped the margin to 34-6 with a 21-Yard Field goal with 1 38 left in the Quarter. Tiffin made All four of his extra Point attempts allowing Alabama to set an Mcaa record for consecutive successful conversion placements at 136. The old record of 135 was set by Oklahoma from 1976-79. Alabama began its Streak of successful placements in 1981. Vanderbilt freshman Tim Richardson relieved John Gromos at quarterback late in the third Quarter and led the commodores to a pair of fourth Quarter touchdowns. Richardson guided the commodores 73 Yards in Only eight plays with tailback Carl Woods scoring from 7 Yards out to Cut the Alabama Lead to 34-13. After Tiffin missed a 31-Yard Field goal attempt Richardson took Vanderbilt 76 Yards in 10 plays with Woods scoring from 5 Yards out with 5 06 remaining. Alabama scored on the final play of the game when fullback Craig Turner vaulted Over the Vandy defense from 2 Yards out. No extra Point was attempted. The Alabama Victory avenged a 30-21 loss to Vanderbilt last year in Tuscaloosa ala., which was the commodores first win Over the tide since 1969 and the first Home coming loss for Alabama in 26 years. Mccallum rushes for 138 Yards Navy upsets Virginia 17-13 Charlottesville a. A senior tailback Napoleon Mccallum rushed 37 times for 138 Yards and a pair of second Quarter touchdowns saturday As Navy s midshipmen posted a 17-13 upset win Over the 20th-ranked Virginia Cavaliers. Mccallum scored on runs of 3 Yards and 1 Yard for the midshipmen who won their first game after opening with three straight losses. Virginia which was plagued by mis cues All afternoon fell to 2-1. After Navy s Todd Solomon opened the scoring with a 17-Yard Field goal in the first Quarter Virginia countered with a 17-play, 80-Yard drive that ended with quarterback Don Majkowski s 5-Yard touchdown run. Mccallum who broke his ankle last year against Virginia and became the first Rcd shirt in Navy s history scored from 3 Yards out to give the midshipmen a 10-7 Lead Early in the second Quarter but Kenny Stadlin s 27-Yard Field goal tied the game at 10-10. Navy took the Lead for Good on Mccal Lum s 1-Yard scoring burst with 2 08 left in the half. Virginia drove 65 Yards late in the third Quarter but Barry word s 5-Yard touchdown run was called Back on a holding penalty and the Cavaliers had to Settle for a 25-Yard Stadlin Field goal. Navy finished with 262 of its 403 total Yards on the ground. Virginia ran for 196 Yards and passed for 108 More but Majkowski was intercepted twice and the Cavaliers also lost a Fumble As they were driving with 9 23 left in the game. Wolverines Blank terms 20-0 Ann Arbor Mich. A quarterback Jim Harbaugh tossed two touch Down passes to tight end Eric Kattus and a Rock ribbed defense kept the Michigan goal line uncrossed for the third Succes Sive week As the 12th-Rankcd wolverines beat no. 17 Maryland 20-0 saturday. Harbaugh completed 16 of 20 passes for 196 Yards and Kattus one of the wolverines Tri captains caught six tosses for 81 Yards in the non conference contest. The Michigan defense which has not Given up a touchdown All season recovered a Maryland Fumble on the terrapins 2-Yard line and picked off four terms passes. Michigan is 3-0, while Maryland evened its Mark at 2-2. Harbaugh and Matfus teamed on a 10 Yard to pass play at 11 26 of the second Quarter and Harbaugh drilled a 3-Yard scoring pass to Kattus at 10 39 of the third Quarter. Freshman placekicker Mike Gillette added Field goals of 34 and 25 Yards for Michigan. It marked the first time since 1978 that Michigan had won three non Confer ence games in a season and the first time since 19so the wolverines had held their opponents without a to through the first three games. Black leads Cadet ground attack unbeaten army marches Over Penn Philadelphia a unbeaten army amused 449 Yards on the ground 120 by Doug Black to Romp past Penn 41-3 saturday. Black who set a single season Rushing record of 1,148 Yards last year for the cadets spearheaded a balanced attack. Bui Lampley added 95 Yards and a touchdown in 14 carries while Rob Healy ran for 69 Yards and a touchdown. Healy also passed for 76 More Yards. The cadets led 14-3 at halftime on scoring runs of one and six Yards by Clarence Jones. Army 3-0, wore Down the Ivy league champions with their relentless Wishbone attack. They broke the game open in the third period on Craig Stopa s 41-Yard Field goal and Healy s 2-Yard run following an interception by Larry Biggins. Penn 1-1, had played the cadets Clow until then getting on the Board with Ray Saunders 41-Yard Field goal but they gradually found themselves Over matched. Army scored on runs of 10 and 22 Yards by Lampley and tory Crawford to put the game out of reach. Al from Page 21 inning against Mike Mason 8-14. Danny tart adult led off with a walk took second on a single by John Moses advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt and scored on Jack Perconte i a Oun Doul. The manners broke the game open in the eighth with five runs. Perconte walked took third on Mason s errant Pickoff throw and scored on Alvin Davis one out double. After Gorman Thomas was intentionally walked Rick surhoff relieved Mason. Jim Presley delivered an rib single and Dave Henderson then hit his 14th Home run of the season. Henderson hit his 65th career Homer for Seattle breaking the team record set by Dan Meyer. White sox 4, a s 3 Oakland Calif. Scott Fletcher s line drive to right Field in the ninth inning scored Rudy Law from third base giving Chicago a Victory Over Oakland. Law opened the ninth with a Pinch hit single off Steve Ontiveros 1-3. Jay Howell relieved Ontiveros and was greeted by Jerry Hairston s Pinch hit single that sen Law to third. Right fielder Mike Heath almost made a diving catch on Fletcher s liner and Heath threw to second to Force Pinch run Ner Bryan Little at second As Law scored. The Victory was the 16th in the last 22 games for the White sox and kept their slim Hopes alive in the Al West. Oakland pulled into a 3-3 tie on Jot Canseco s bases loaded two run single with one out in the eighth. Chicago reliever Dave Wehrmeister left the bases loaded. Jerry Don Gleaton came out of the bullpen to get one out. Canseco singled to right on the first pitch from Bob James who sought his 30th save but instead got the pitching Victory that made his record8-6. 1