European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 29, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday october 29, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 25 nine captures cd title Chir sit Germany a Widen 7ine took inc la id at the one mile Mark then held off .19 other runner1 in win the men s open title in the us a i us. Ross country championships her sunday. Den inc. 2?. Assigned id an air de sense artillery unit in Greece finished the to Kil Mcter  in 3 minutes 25 second. I 2 seconds ahead of John Vance of we Bruecken. Nuernberg s Gerald a Hutchinson placed third among the 40 contestants with a time of 32 03. I did i want the Lead that s jul the Way in happened said Den whose Cross countr background cd a Siil at St. Loud Sta to. The course was t Hajj All. It was More like Road race the course Vajk wound around Lake c  same one usar i or hassled the Pasi five years.  held meets since 1978. Ach s Randy Wiinanen captured Junior veterans 30-39 years title with a Lime of 31 54, nipping Munich s bite by ii seconds. Dave Riddle no  won the event in 19h4. Finished found Remong 19 entrants.  Kelli tint Uriah Bree cd a 15 other runners to cml the Masi 40 and Over Crown. Skit 34 59 was nearly a Minu i that posted by Secu John bin Karl of i a fluff of Stuttgart the event Tarry  " after winning arson of Heidelberg jul 21 others to win the women s division. Her time of 18 00 was Ell ahead of runner up Janet o Hare s 19 23. O flare is furn Hanau. Angela Jenkins was the Only 1984 Winner to repeat. Her Lime of 20 35 gave her the Junior veterans 26-32 title. Kristin King finished in front of 12 others to claim second place with a time of 21 23. Carol Rudesill of bad Kreuz Nach won the masters 33 and Over Crown with a time of 20 19. Anne Sabatier of Stutt Gart was a Distant second with 23 36. Pizzolato r in k a Italy s Orlando to put on an incredible second half ofic to overtake favored Ahmed Saleh of Djibouti sunday and win the new York City Marathon for the second straight year. The 27-year-old pi77olato. Who stopped eight times during the closing Miles of last race because of leg and stomach in a hot humid Day did not experience Sefl Vesical difficulties this time. His Winner no a mfrs an official ? hours ii minutes. 34 Sec More than three minutes faster than his Wal Melfi time in i9k4. Norway s Grete wait led a capturing the women s division Foi fourth consecutive time and the seventh in the past eight years. Wait overcoming apparent intestinal problems Early was timed in an unofficial 2 28 34. No woman Ever has won a Marathon As Many times As wait has in new York and Only one Man John j. Pc icy Ever has won the same Marathon More times. Kelley captured the Yonkers n.y., Marathon eight consecutive years from 1956-63.  was hardly a Factor for the first us id athon half of the race Sunda and through 14 Miles of the 26-mile, 3h5-Yard race he is in 20th place apparently out of Contention rut then he began his successful Chase f Saleh cutting into the Lead that the 29 year old african hair established. Piol Ito moving steadily and quickly finally reeled in the army Captain from the Little  african country just before the two hour Mark. Then the two took turns exchanging the  be Ore the rugged i i Omi  surged comfortably ahead. Saleh Hung in to finish second in 2 12 29. Peterson of new York last Jear s late finisher wound up third this "12 59. He was followed by Don in. Pa., in 2 14 08 and Gerard  the netherlands2 14 27. In winning. Pir Rokit a Nellc fourth Multi Winner of he new Yon pub mar athon since it began in 1970. The other Multi winners were ton ing in 1973 and 1975. Bill Rodger 1976-79. And Alberto Sala a from 1980 82. Geronimos Nab 8fh nil title in 10 years by boo Odem state writer Vic in a. Italy the King continues to reign. As sure As there is pasta on the dinner table in Italy every Day the Geronimos dominate the Northern Italy l ool bal league. Cor the eighth time in 10 seasons the Rock ribbed air borne Bunch a re the n1pl champions. Camp Darby played Tough for a half Sun Day before succumbing 30-14 in the Gold bowl. The Geronimos have something in common with Gold. Both Deal with the number 325. Gold runs around $325 an ounce and the Geronimos represent the 4th battalion 325th airborne but. And the Geroni nos were As Good As Gold Here at de Croc Cavern. Running Back Donald Epps ran for three touchdowns including a 69-Yard dash. Free safety Patrick Hooper had five interceptions and a swarming d of Csc continually harassed lid Eric s 1-2 offensive punch of Tyrone Smith and Nelson Perry. The Geronimos of head coach Bill Les Czynski left no doubt which was the better learn after cracking open a 7-6 game with a 17-Point burst in the third Quarter. Nothing beats a paratrooper and there s nothing better than an airborne football  said a spirited  Czynski class of 1971, United states Mil itary Academy. There s no denying that ?c7 ski is right this season. The Geronimos were unbeaten in six games and handed Camp Darby its Only two losses. The Geronimos exhibited More offence sunday than in the first game which they won 20-0. Tips scored three of the four Geronimo touchdowns. Running Back Roosevelt Woodley got the other. The biggest excitement for the rangers was Jimmie Taylor s 82-Yard sprint off tackle in the fourth Quarter. Other than that it was the Geronimos All the Way. We knew we had to put pressure on their passer said /.c/ynski. Our Down linemen had to  some heat. That was half of the equation. The other half had to come from the cornerback a and safeties. We did t expect them to run that much. We fell if we rushed the Guy Smith we would t have any  Smith was t Able to set up and throw with the Protection that made him the nil s leading passer this season. He completed Only four of 26 passes for a meager 27 Yards and had six intercepted. The Geronimos came at him from All sides especially from tackle Ken Daryl 6-fool-3. 245 pounds and Chuck Watrous 6-0, 198 and end Solomon Mccluster 5-10, 185. Some of the Darby players us k the loss hard. Ranger head coach Lee Houston was More philosophic. The Geronimos performance was no sunni rec to us. They did t do anything different. They did what they normally do Well. My players Hung in there nil season. They really gave a big  told that the Geronimos Are becoming hated like the new York Yankees of old. Offensive  Mark Fields said i Don t  Fields wanted to cite his offensive line of tackles Michael Hirl and Kevin mar shall guards Joeseph Branham and Steve bronc Center Mike Loney and tight end David Lacy. On the second play of the Geronimos third Possession bronc and Marshall opened a gaping Hole in the right Side of the line and Tipps shot Oul of it on his 69 Yard sprint. With the secondary drawn in Epps was in the Clear at his 45. Tommy Simpson added the Pat kick at 4 of left in the first period Darby matched the to in the second period on a 63-Yard drive in 11 Plas helped by a 15-Yard interference Call on Travis Beatty that took the Ball to the 12. Smith plunged Over from the 1 at 2 43. But Daryl blocked Tony Brown s conversion try. Daryl s recovery of Perry s Fumble at the Darby 20 on the first Pla of the Sec Ond half set up the Geronimus second of. Pps had a pair of 5-Yard runs and later scored from the 1. Riding the blocks of Ninh irn and . Sanpson convened. 14-6 at 9 34. On its next Possession at the  Darby 39, the Geronimos scored in four plays with i Pps going the final 31 adv Melvin Deveaux set the drive in motion with a 14-Yard punt return. Simpson s Pat ran it to 21-6. With 18 seconds left in the third Quarter. Simpson booted a 22-Yard held goal set up by Ronald Grimes 30-Yard run. Hooper s fourth interception and 47-\ard return led to the Geronimos final score a 5-Yard run by Woodley with 32 seconds gone in the fourth period. Mike Holland blocked Simpson s Pat. Less than 20 seconds later Taylor broke off right tackle through the secondary in route to an 82-Yard to. Perry passed to Sheldon Wiley for the conversion. Epps easily outdo Clad Perry. The head Buster from Detroit had 173 Yards on 17 carries. Perry who was the nil s leading rusher going in had Only 32 on 13 tries. Taylor led Darby with 107 on 10 rushes. The Geronimos who rely on the run. Tried Una seven passes and completed one for 9 Yards. David Mcllwain and Reggie Perry split the quarterbacking chores. Chicks nip pirates to win . National land Chicksands claimed the National division title Here sunday with a 10-7 Victory Over the Grenham common pirates. The Victory boosted the fighting Chicks to 6-3, two games ahead of second place Grenham common. The regular season ends next week. Chicksands broke open a scoreless game with 10 third Quarter Points. Ted Kauf Man s 30-Yard Field goal broke the deadlock before quarterback Ken Smiley hit Mulby for a 26-Yard scoring to the period. Of the pirates i Nafur Force football a Grenham never threaten to. Collier hit on 9 of 22 passes to Fly Yards. The pirates also managed 57 Yards Rushing but two interceptions lost fumbles crippled Grec Haj Smiley  it Fitsam for 165 Yards but the . Chick Sand  up 78 Yards on 45 eagles 13, spartans 2 ra1- , England  Ken Heath threw tic american divison in a tangle by handing Alconbury its second straight defeat. Alconbury and upper Leyford Lead the division with 7-2 records one game ahead of second place Lakin Heath. The Hajj meet upper Leyford in the the season next , yjpb8rt, which right Vico it Waters. S inc spar tans managed Only  and the eagles just six. Lakin Halh s defense accounted for game winning to when Courtney John son scooped up a blocked punt and raced 75 Yards for six Points in the second Quarter. Alconbury s defense got in the scoring act. Blocking a punt out of the end one to Cut the Lead to 7-2 at half Lime. After a scoreless third Quarter  he no Zmay gwm T when Richard _ f cracked through the Alconbury defense for a 47- Ard to Jaunt Uilah Luo minutes left. Penalties hurl the spartans. Three times Alconbury moved with the eagles 20. Only to be pushed Back by infractions. The spartans were assessed 160 Yards in 14 penalties  was penalized to pcs for 40 Yards. Out rushed the winners 209 61 with can raft Reed netting to Yards on 21 carries fair Bill i. Hampers led the winners with 47 Sar  quarterback Dan 1 on 7 of 22 passes for 5 Yards Llort Allen threw 2l times for Alconbury. Completed Only six for 44 Ards