European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 21, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday. October 21, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 21 top forts Iowa beats Michigan 12-10 on final play Iowa City Iowa a Rob Houglin kicked a 29-Yard Field goal his fourth of inc Day on the panic s final play saturday to give no i Iowa a 12-10 Victory Over no. 2 Michigan. Houghtlin s game Winner was his Lith successful held goal in 14 alts pts and made him inc hero instead of the Goat. He was Short on a 44-Jard attempt with 7 38 remaining. It was the i9lh meeting of no. I and no. 2 teams in inc 50 years of the associated press poll. The Triumph pave Iowa a 6-0 record for the first time since i Xio and nullified another Strong Effort by Michi Gan s top ranked defensive unit which held the opposition without a touchdown for the fifth time in six games. Slough twin kicked a  Field goal at 5 55 of the second period and drilled a 27-\ardcr on the final Plav of the first half those Field goals were sandwiched a Mantl a Back Hansard pass from Michigan quarterback Jim liar Baugh to fullback Gerald while for inc game s Only touchdown with  left in the half. Slough twin added a Evvard Field goal 40 seconds into the final period for a 9-7 Iowa Lead. Michigan s Mike Gillette kicked a 40-Vardcr less than .1 minutes later to make it and it seemed As though  might he enough for the wolverines Del Cense. The , before a record Kinnick stadium crowd of 66.350 and representatives of seven bowl games led Iowa and a ranked my Numila hop the big ten with 3-0 records Iowa s winning drive  .11 is 22 with 5 27 remaining. Following a key defensive a a in All american linebacker i Arr Stalion lie stopped tailback lome Morns for a 2 Seo Iowa on Page 2g cardinals take series opener Kansas City to. Up the St.  cardinals used a spectacular catch and in Rove by third baseman Terry Pindle ton and an Eye popping catch by right fielder Andy Van Slyck to open the show me world series saturday night with a 3-1 Victory Over the Kansas City royals. The by St of so Van series was to continue sunday night with right hander Danny Cox pitching for the cardinals and left hander Charlie  for inc royals. John Tudor and Todd Worrell combined on an eight hitter for the cardinals to Oul Duel Danny Jackson Dan Quisenburry and Bud Black. But it was the cardinals expert defense that helped Nail Down the first world series game played Between two Missouri teams in 41 years. Pendleton who sparkled defensively against the  Angeles dodgers in the third game of the National league play offs turned in a Gem in inc fourth to Cut off the tying run at the plate. Wilh inc cardinals holding a 2-1 Lead Jim Sundberg led off the royals fourth with a double and advanced to third on a Fly to right by Darryl Motley. Steve Balbo in then lofted a High pop Fly Down the left Field line. Pendleton running at lop Speed caught up to the Ball and grabbed in with an Over the shoulder catch. Sundberg wisely tagged up on the play and headed for Home. Pendleton wheeled and made a perfect throw to the plate to Catcher Darrell Porter who put the tag on Sundberg for the final out of the inning. Van Slyke s catch came in the eighth in Ning. He had entered the game in the Middle of the seventh in one of manager Whiley i Ler of s double switches in the baiting order. The royals dangerous Cje orc Brett led off with a High drive off Worrell that looked As if it was going Over the Fence for a Homer or at Casl against it for an extra base hit. Van Slyke Liming his leap perfectly grabbed inc Ball near the Wall w Ith his Arm fully extended to Cut off a potential big inning. Tito , subbing for injured left fielder Vince Coleman also played a key role in the cardinals Victory. He doubled and scored in the fourth inning and used his Speed and sure hands to run Down three balls in the Outfield. Tudor pitched by innings allowed seven hits walked two and struck out five to get the Victory. Worrell pitched the final 2 a innings allowing one hit to gel the save. Jackson pitched superbly in defeat giving up four hits and two runs while striking out seven Over seven innings. The royals jumped on Tudor for a run in the second to take a 1-0 Lead and had the left hander in rouble on several other Occa Sions. The royals also Cost themselves a run see series on Page 26  Danny Jackson pitched. Gave up 4 hits Well in. 2 runs defeat and struck out 7 in 7 innings hurricanes offence overwhelms sooner 27-14 Norman okla. A Miami quarterback Vinny  threw for two touchdowns and ran for another As the a ranked hurricanes beat no. 3 Oklahoma 27-14 in a College football game saturday. Testaverde. A Junior had touchdown passes of 5ft and 35 Yards on his Way to a 270-Yard passing Day. He also scored on a 4-Yard Bootleg run that gave Miami a 14-7 halftime Lead. The hurricanes. 5-1, scored their other Points on third Quarter Field goals of 20 and 36 Yards by Gieg Cox. Miami s pro style offence had few problems against Oklahoma s defense which came into the game ranked first in total defense. The hurricanes finished with 375 Yards in total offence about 250 More than the sooner had allowed their previous three opponents. The Oklahoma offence suffered a major setback in the second Quarter when quarterback Troy Aikman broke his left ankle. Aikman had completed six of seven passes for i 3 1 Ards and a touchdown before the incur. Miami broke things open after halftime Wilh 13 i hit Quarter Points including  s 35-Vard touchdown pass to split end Brian Blades on a Llnrd-and-19 Plav. Two of the Miami scoring drives in the period allowed Oklahoma turnovers. Oklahoma. 3-1, never led in the game Anil tied the score Only once when Aikman s i4-Vard strike to Derrick shop Ard made it 7-7 at 6 34 of the first Quarter. T he sin Mars did not score again until the 10 2 Mark of the fourth Quarter when fullback  c Arr went in from 1 Yard out. Air Force holds off Colorado state 35-19 fort columns Colo. Api quarterback bar Weiss awoke his sluggish learn by directing iwo fourth Quarter touchdown drives and free safety Scott Thomas added another score on a 36-Yard interception return As Lola ranked air Force downed Colorado state 35-19 Sal i no in in we Sil in athletic conference football. A l a orce now ecu  .im.ih. Urday Wester c conference the Victory which raised the Falcons Overall record to 7-0 and wac Mark to 4-0. Spoiled a Workhorse Florl by Csc fullback Steve Bartalo who rushed 4ft times for 200 Yards and scored once. The Falcons Wishbone which was averaging 300.k Yards Rushing per game to rank fifth in the nation was i iced in Check for most of three quarters by a swarming Colorado state defense. Air Force was clinging to a 14-13 Lead with two minutes left in inc third period when Sciss broke Loose on runs of ii. 19. And ii Yards then pitched to halfback Randy Jones who scored from 10 Sards out on inc second Plav of the final period. Two Point conversion attempt. Lorat 19 with8 5k left to Plav i. Iio i pit i i i. The rams countered Wilh a Long scoring drive of their ing score. Own As quarterback Kelly Stouffer scrambled the final i he loss dropped the Raul to 2 5 of eight Yards. When Stouffer s pass fell incomplete a the conference. Do state trailed 21 in i Orci had  n to Start the  2 j Yards scrimmage. I horned in Tor the  Rall and 2-3 in Lii