European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 06, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes sunday october 6, 1985 warriors Quick ids trip sheiks  a. German Sci Bruecken s warriors converted two turnovers into a pair of touchdowns in the final a seconds of the first half and went on to defeat Span Dahlum 14-7 in Continental sports conference football sat urday in a panic in which turnovers led to All three to s and thwarted Spang Alcira Best Chance to tic the score Early in the third Quarter the sheiks led 7-0 with less than 2 minutes left in the first half. Then the warriors Chris Hoffman intercepted a Bobby Bryan pass and returned it 30 Yards to the sheiks 16 at the 1 30 Mark. Cal Walker who led the winners with i04 Yards Rushing scored from the 2 with 41 seconds remaining and Tony Martin ran for the 2-Poinl Pat to put the warriors up8-7. On the ensuing Kickoff Larry Kusler re covered a Fumble at inc Spang 34. After a 5-Yard Penally set the warriors Back quarterback to Vena pc fired a 39-Yard pass to nigh school football air Force football Richard Bonillas in the Corner of the end one. The latter made the catch Over a sheiks defender with 11 seconds left in the half. After the second half Kickoff. Spang drove from its 40 to the warriors 2, mostly on running where Kuster s interception ended the threat. Neither team mounted a serious threat thereafter. The sheiks Only score also came from a turnover. Mark Williams recovered a War rior Bobble at the we Bruecken 20. Bryan completed a 15-Yard pass to Keith Forney on third and eight putting the Ball on the 3. Robert Curry scored from the 2 on the second play and Kevin Grubic kicked the Pat. Spang 1-4, was Hurt by turnovers losing four fumbles and having two passes intercepted compared with just one lost Fumble by we Bruecken 2-3, in a game that Augsburg rips Berlin Patch beats Munich Augsburg Germany halfback Rod Perry and fullback Ricky Mont Gomery rushed for a total of 188 Yards and four touchdowns to Lead inc Augsburg apaches to a 64-8 Romp Over the Berlin bears in a Germany a Gold prep game saturday. Perry gained 108 Yards on 10 carries and scored two of the apaches nine touchdowns on runs of i and 21 Yards. Montgomery tallied twice on runs of i and 7 Yards As he gained 30 Yards in just three carries. Brian Taylor also accounted for two touchdowns. He broke Loose for a 45-Yard to run As the Apache quarterback and ran an intercepted pass Back 31 Yards for a to from his safety position. Quarterback Lance Hamilton saved the bears from a shutout with a i Yard scoring dive and a Pat run with 11 58 left in the game. In other Germany a Gold action Patch 16, Munich 0 Munich . Gallagher s run Ning set up two touchdowns and Scott Sands added a 34-Yard Field goal in the Patch panthers Victory Over Munich. Brad Carr scored from the 3-Yard line in the opening Quarter and Frank ups in tallied from the 15 in the third Quarter for the Only tips. Sands added his three Pointer also in the third Quarter. Gallagher led both cams in Rushing with 74 Yards in the defensive struggle. Joe hernia and John Kindoll had 64 Yards each to Lead Munich in Rushing. Defensively Darryl Durham had 15 stops and Bill Mchenry recovered two fumbles for the winners. Giessen rows Over wreck v1lseck, Germany the Gic Ssan Backfield duo of Chris Beasley and Mike Harris rushed for 304 Yards and three touchdowns As the Griffins ran Over the Vilseck Falcons 40-13 saturday in a Germany a Silver game. Beasley carried 19 times for 186 Yards and three touchdowns while har Ris rushed 13 limes for 118 Yards and caught one touchdown pass. The grif fins put the game away with 19 Points in the fourth Quarter Beasley gave the Griffins a 15-0 Sec Ond Quarter Lead with 8 and 13-Yard to runs. The Falcons Tommy Buckley who had 122 Yards on 28 carries for the Day pulled Vilseck within nine Points at half time on a 14-Yard run. However Beasley stretched the Lead to 21-6 in the third Quarter As he rambled 42 Yards for a score. In the fourth Quarter Harris started the fireworks off by hauling in a 60-Yard bomb from quarterback Vince Mcgee who hit 4 of 7 for 130 Yards on the Day. After Vilseck s Danny Ocsie scored on a 12-Yard run David Downs went 3 Yards and Reggie Mcneil ran 25 Yards for the Griffins final scores. Linebacker Don Skelton led the Giessen defense with five Solo tackles two for sacks and nine assists. Team mate Hartis Lowman had six unassisted tackles two for sacks and three assists. Otherwise was Fairl even statistically. Walker had the bulk of we Bruecken s Rushing yardage. Elmer Caldwell had 65 Yards in 17 carries and Jim Watson 56 in 11 tries to Lead Spang. Bryan was 10-18-2 for 78 Yards passing for the losers. Schach .17, Wiesbaden 9  the tigers clinched a Csc playoff spot by boosting their re Cord to 5-1 and dropping the flyers to 1-5. Leading 16-9 at half Lime Simbach turned the game Minlu a rout by outscoring Wiesbaden 21-0 in the second half. Glenn trick made it 23-9 with a 3-Yard to burst in inc third Quarter. Then with Wiesbaden s Gordon Mccauly punting out of his end zone James Parker blocked it and nose guard Mark Haver recovered for a 30-9 Sembach Lead. Simbach s Reserve quarterback de Jones finished off the flyers with a 45 Yard to pass Louvillie Wesley. Jeff Brown kicked his fourth extra Point. Thomas Ceglarek s 2-Yard touchdown run in the. First Quarter gave Sembach a 6. 0 a Jil. Ind the tigers Nev r trailed. Bruce Jackson s 34-Yard Field goal Cut the  id d-3, but Sembach defensive end . Or Axon returned a Fumble 37 Yards for a i 3-3 Lead. Wiesbaden fumbled eight limes on this Rainy saturday and lost seven tying a Csc record. Sembach Fum bled seven times and lost four. The flyers Cut their deficit to 13-9 when Robert Barnes Cut in front of a Jones pass and sprinted 31 Yards Topa Dirl. Thai was Wiesbaden s last score. Brown kicked u 31 Yard Field goal for Sembach i 16-9 halftime Lead and the rout was on. Jones led All passers by completing nine of 14 for 108 Yards. Tiger starter Miguel Macli. Hit on four of 14 for 52 Yards. Simbach s Acorn Abrams rushed 16 limes for 76 Yards. . Jackson led Wiesbaden s Ball carriers with 71 Yards in nine tries. Flyers quarterback Tommy Thomas completed three of 12 passes for 98 Yards. Aikman lifts sooner Over wildcats 41-6 Manhattan Kan. A Troy Aikman hit eight straight passes and rallied sluggish Oklahoma to three third Quarter scores saturday sparking the second ranked sooner to a 41-6 big eight Confer ence Victory Over win less Kansas state. Aikman a Rifle armed Sophomore finished with 10 completions on 14 attempts for 177 Yards. He had two touchdown passes called Back by penalties As the soon ers hiked their record to 2-0 and plunged the wildcats to 0-5. After suffering two turnovers in a scoreless first period Oklahoma got rolling in the second Quarter with touchdown runs of 16 Yards by Leon Perry and two by by Dell Carr who had 136 Yards Rushing. But Derrick Shepherd fumbled a a slate punt Early in the third period and the wild cats took Possession on the sooner 37. Randy Williams connected with Kent Dean for 31 Yards and fired a 6-Yard scoring strike to Todd elder. The extra Point we blocked leaving Oklahoma with a 14-6 Lead with 14 11 remaining in the half. Aikman led a Quick drive capped by Tim Lashar s 22-Yard Field goal on the sooner next Possession. After a state punted another Oklahoma drive set up Patrick Collins 12-Yard touch Down run that put the sooner on top 24-4 with 6 12 left in the Quarter. Five minutes later Lasher booted a 33 yarder to put Oklahoma on lop 27-6. Arkansas Rolls to 41-0 win Over thu behind Thomas fort Worth Texas a Arkansas quarterback Greg Thomas dazzled Texas Christian saturday guiding the loth ranked Razorbacks to a 41-0 Southwest conference thrashing of the horned frogs. Thomas ran for a touchdown passed for another and set up Carl Miller s touchdown runs of 4 and 7 Yards with his passing in front of 40,112 fans in Amon Carter stadium. It was thu s worst whipping by a Kansas since the hogs shut them out 49-0 in1974. Arkansas playing its Sec opener in creased its Overall record to 4-0. Thu dropped to 2-2 Overall and 0-2 in the con Ference. The fast striking Arkansas defense sixth Best in the nation against the Rush paralysed thu s vaunted veer offence. The closest thu came to scoring was Ken of acc s missed 24-Yard Field goal Thomas a Sophomore from san Angelo Texas directed Arkansas to a 14-0 halftime Lead. He ran 8 Yards for a first period touchdown after thu made a critical Mil take in its kicking game. Freshman Tony Brooks fair caught a punt at the horned Frog 3-Yard line. Arkansas held thu and rolled to 1 touchdown in nine plays with thou breaking Joe Johnson s tackle to score standing up. Thomas connected on a 35-Yard pad to Donnie centers. The razor backs beat the halftime clock with 29 seconds to spare of Miller s four Yard scoring run capping late 72-Yard drive. A 20-Yard Thomas to James Shibetz completion positioned Arkansas for Miller i 7-Yard scoring run. Thomas came right Back on a 27-Yard scoring strike to Bobby Joe Edmonds. With the reserves on the Field. Ore Home kicked held goals of 37 and � Yards and James Rouse ran 42 Yards for i touchdown. An sports radio National football league Dallas cowboys at new York giants 2 . Monday. Television National football league Pittsburgh Steeles at Miami dolphins 6 . Sun Day. Unbeaten Michigan stops Wisconsin 33-6 Ann Arbor Mich. A Jim har Baugh threw three touchdown passes and the rugged Michigan defense forced seven wis Consin turnovers saturday As the seventh ranked wolverines beat the badgers 33-6. Michigan improved to 4-0 and the badgers slipped to 3-1. The Michigan defense second in the nation against scoring yielded its first touch Down of the season in the second Quarter after an 11-Yard punt by Monte Robbins set Wisconsin up at the wolverines 44 we play5latcr wis sin quarterback Mike Howard making his first Start since suffering a bruised shoulder in the opening game flipped a 6-Yard to pass to Tim Fulling on for the badgers Only score. Harbaugh found tight end Eric Katubi alone in the end zone for a 14-Yard scoring strike at 7 07 of the first Quarter. Habaugh and fullback Gerald White teamed up for a 5-Yard to pass in the second Quarter and again for an 11-Yard scoring strike in the fourth Quarter