European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 13, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday october 13, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 23 Anderson leads gators Over vols Gainesville flu. A Cal an Derson rambled for two touchdowns As seventh ranked Florida Defeated no. 14 ten Nessee 17-10 in a Southeastern conference game saturday. Anderson s scoring runs of 9 Yards and i Yard came in the third Quarter on drives of 49 and 38 Yards following punts of Only 32 and 31 Yards by Tennessee s Bob Garmon. Anderson finished with 160 Yards on 29 carries. Florida had a 17-3 Lead before the vols secured Early in the final Quarter and had one More shot before stalling Midway through the period. The Victory gave the gators a 4-0-1 re Cord including 3-0 in the Sec but Florida is ineligible to win the conference race be cause it s on Mcaa probation. Tennessee fell to 2-1-1 and 1-1 in becom ing Florida s eighth consecutive victim in Sec play. Helped by a 15-Yard penalty the vols needed Only five plays to move 98 Yards for their touchdown. La came with 13-52 remaining on a 20 Yard pass from Tony Robinson to Tim my acc. Two plays after Robinson fired a 65-Yard bomb to Joey Clinkscalis Al the Florida 19. The vols then took Over at their 41 after Charles Davis recovered a John l. Wil Liams Fumble but eventually were forced to punt. The first half ended 3-3. The gators got a 42-Yard second Quarter Field goal from Jeff Dawson and Tennessee countered with a 33-yarder from Carlos Rcv Ciz Only seven sooner nip Texas on collins7 to run Dallas a Reserve halfback Patrick Collins raced 45 Yards around left end for a touchdown Early in the fourth Quarter saturday giving second ranked Oklahoma a 14-7 Victory Over nth ranked Texas in a Battle of the Una Catuns. Collins a soph omon from Tulsa okla., who was making Only his eighth carry of the season took a perfect pitch from quarterback Troy i Aikman and sped i untouched for Patrick Collins the score that settled the defense dominated 80th meeting of these two old red River rivals. Oklahoma now is 3-0 for the season while Texas dropped to 3-1. Texas leads the All Lime series 47-29-4. The sooner no. I ranked defense allowed Texas Only four first Downs none in the second half. The deepest the Texas offence got on its own momentum was the soon cars 49. The seven Point underdog Long horns shocked the soon cars late in the first Quarter when senior defensive end Kip Cooper caught a Fumble in the air and Slagg Rcd seven Yards for a touch Down. Thomas Aldridge applied the tackle that forced the sooner Lydoll Carr to Fumble. It did t take Long for the soon cars to tie the score 7-7, smashing 80 Yards in nine plays in the second period with Carr charging across from the 1. A 43 Yard pass from Aikman to tight end Keith Jackson put the drive in motion. Oklahoma lost ail american nose guard Tony Casillas for the game with a knee sprain in the first Quarter. Seconds before halftime. The game Drew a record crowd for Flor Ida Field of 74.432. It bettered inc Hoda Field Mark of 74.397 set last year in a game against Auburn. The fans had jammed into the stadium saturday wanting Tennessee s Scalp since the vols were viewed As the ringleader when the Sec voted last May to strip Flor Ida of the 1984 conference Crown which would have been the first in the gators history. The Vic cry extended Florida s unbeaten string to 15 games longest in the nation. Robinson completed 26 of 36 passes for 300 Yards but got Only the one scoring drive against a Tough Florida defense that put together seven consecutive scoreless quarters before Rcv Ciz Field goal. Rcv Ciz was wide left on a 51-Yard Field goal iry after the vols had driven 65 Yards on their first Possession in the muggy. 85 dog acc heat. The galore broke the 3-3 deadlock the first Lime they had the Ball in the third Quarter moving 49 Yards in seven plays with Kirwin Bell Hilling Anderson on a 17 Yard pass to the 33 to key the drive. Anderson s 9-Yard scoring run came with 9 54 left in the third period. The gators then built their 14-Poinl Cushion on Ander son s i Yard dive with 1 07 left in the Quarter. Anderson carried on All six plays in the 38-Yard drive. Anderson s two touchdowns gave him 26 Rushing ads in his career breaking the school record of 24 held by Larry Smith. Pit f Raffies of Fri . Safe 24-i0 Pittsburgh a Brian Davis ran 23 Yards for the deciding touchdown Early in the fourth Quarter and Charles Gladman ignited Pittsburgh s sputtering offence Wilh 176 Yards As the panthers rallied to defeat North Carolina state 24-10 Here saturday. With the score tied 10-10, Davis ran into the end zone untouched on his first carry of the game with 13 44 remaining to play following Teryl Austin s 19-Yard punt return. North Carolina state quarterback Erik Kramer fumbled after being belted by Pitt s Bob Buczkowski on the Wolf pack s next pos session with defensive end Tony Woods fall ing on the Ball in the end zone with 9 01 to play to make it 24-10. Kramer had earlier thrown a 90-Yard touchdown pass to Phil Brothers on the Wolf pack s third play of the game. But Gradman s running brought Pitt now 3-2 1, Back from a 10-0 second period deficit. Tadman a Sophomore running Back who had played sparingly in Pitt s last two games because of a rib injury ran 28 Yards to the Wolf pack 8. Two plays later he ran 7 Yards for the panthers first touchdown Wilh 10 10 left in the first half. Mark Brasco later kicked a 35-Yard Field goal to give Pitt a 10-10 halftime tic. North Carolina stole a 16-Point under dog was h amp Rcd by its own mistakes in the second half. The Wolf pack marched to Pitt s 35 Early in the half when a Kramer pass was intercepted by Bill Sapio. A costly holding penalty and a 7-Yard Kramer loss when sacked by Pitt linebacker Dennis Atiyeh later forced the Wolf pack to punt from its own 3 just before Davix s deciding touchdown run. Kelly Hollodick kicked a 34-Yard Field goal to give the Wolf pack 1-5, ils Short lived 10-0 Lead. Jackson led Auburn buries Florida St. 59-27 Auburn Ala. A to Jackson reeled off touchdown runs of 53 and 35 Yards and Auburn turned two interceptions into fourth Quarter scores As the 12th ranked tigers routed no. 4 Florida state 59-27 saturday. The Victory by Auburn which posted 28 Points in the final Quarter with the help of the two interceptions and a Fumble left each team with a 4-1 record. Jackson put Auburn ahead 7-0 with his 53-Yard burst less than two minutes into the game then gave the tigers a 31-17 advantage in the third Quarter with his 35-Yard Todash. Florida state quarterback Eric Thomas rallied the seminoles with a 48-Yard pass to Hassan Jones on fourth Down setting up a score that closed the Gap to 31-24 late in the third Quarter. Florida state stopped Auburn on a fourth Down play in the fourth Quarter and promptly Cut Auburn s Lead to 31-27 on a 46-Yard Field goal by Derek Schmidt. Auburn which had beaten Florida state with fourth Quarter drives each of the past two years did t let this one get close in the final period piling up four touchdowns to turn the game into a runaway. The scores came on Freddy Weygand s 13-Yard to scamper on a reverse Kevin Porter s 33-Yard touchdown dash with his second interception of the game 250-Pound lineman Ron Stallworth s 22-Yard rumble into the end zone with an interception and Demetrius Threatt s 8-Yard run. Florida state took an Early 14-7 Lead on a 5-Yard run by Darrin Holloman and a 17 Yara touchdown run with an interception by Eric Williams. Auburn tied it 14-14 on Reggie Ware s i Yard run and it was 17-17 at the half after each team kicked a Field goal. Porter intercepted his first pass at the Start of the second half. Album then scored twice quickly once on Brent Fullwood s 1 Yard run and the other time on Jackson s 35-Yard run. Jackson who came into the game leading the nation Wilh a per game average of 203.7 Yards Rushing gained 176 Yards on 30 carries. Cardinals from Page 21 struck out Andy Van Slyke was walked intentionally to Load the bases and a bouncer to second by Pend Lon scored Mcgee. The count to Darrell Porter went to 2-1 before the dodgers decided to walk him intentionally to Toad the bases. Welch was out of the inning on a Fly Ball to right by Ozzie Smith who had done the Bac flip he made famous in the 1982 world series As he took the Field in the first inning. The score was 2-0, and the cardinals finally had made Good on a first inning threat after failing in each of the first two games. The four walks in the inning by Welch tied a playoff record set in the american league by Mike Cullar of Baltimore in 1974 and equated in the National league three years later by Burl Hooton of the dodgers. The cardinals scored two More runs both unearned after the error by Scioscia even though both Cottman and Mcgee were caught stealing in the same inning As they were in the first inning of game 2. With one out Coleman singled to left Field and attempting to steal on a pitch out again Coleman was Hung up Between first and second. Scioscia threw toward first As Coleman retreated but the Ball went into right Field. Coleman went to third despite officially being considered caught stealing and scored when Mcgee grounded a single to  then was caught stealing on a perfect throw to shortstop Dave Anderson but the next hitter Herr hit a 3-2 Pilch from Welch Over the right Field Fence for a Home run. Herr who had just eight homers during the season but led the team with 110 rib took a curtain Call after after a stand ing ovation from the crowd of 53,708, and the score was 4-0. Cox had some trouble in the first inning but bitten by the same Bug that afflicted the cards in the first two games the Dodg ers were unable to score despite loading the bases with one out. Anderson playing for the injured Maria no Duncan walked and Landreaux Dou bled. After Bill Madocs grounded out Guerrero was walked intentionally for the fourth time in the series. But Marshall lined out softly to Smith at shortstop and Scioscia bounced out to first. After that however Cox faced the mini mum number of hitters in the second and third innings. He walked Steve sax in the second but sax was thrown out trying to steal by Catcher Porter. Welch on the other hand did t make it through three innings. He had two out in the third when Porter doubled into the right Field Corner. He walked Smith intentionally but then also walked Cox. He was relieved by left hander Rick Honycutt who Gol Coleman to Bounce into an inning ending for Coul at second. The dodgers broke through against Cox when Guerrero and Marshall started the fourth inning with consecutive doubles. Marshall s double bounced Over the Center Field Wall scoring Guerrero. Marshall went to third on a Fly Ball to deep right by Scios Cia but Cox fanned Brock and sax lined out to Herr at second