European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 04, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday november 4, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 23 v of i aggie nip sum with Field goal College station Texas a Eric Franklin who Tarlick missed an extra Point attempt kicked a 48-Yard held goal with 1 46 to play saturday night to lift Texas a to a 19-17 Southwest Confer ence Victory Over 20th-ranked South Ern methodist University. The Victory snapped the aggie five game losing Streak to the mus  Atkins 4-Yard touchdown run with 4 46 to Ifo and Brandy Brown Lee s extra Point kick gave sum a 17-16 Lead before Franklin got a Hance to redeem himself. The Mustangs 4-3 Overall and 3-2against Sec foes drove 91 Yards in eight plays for the go ahead score after Shea Walker caught a 6-Yard touchdown pass from Kevin , now 6-2 Overall and 4-1 in Sec play clinched the game when Kip Corrington intercepted a pass and returned it 25 Yards to the smu26 in the final minute. Second ranked Florida Rolls past no. 6 Auburn 14-10 Auburn Ala. A Kerwin Bel connected with Ray Mcdonald on two touchdown passes the second an 8-Yardcr with 7 18 remaining As second ranked Florida trimmed no. 6 Auburn 14-10 in a defense dominated Southeastern Confer ence game saturday. The go ahead score came on a six play 61-Yard drive after Auburn had taken a 10 7 Lead on Pat Washington s 2-Yard keeper just Over a minute into the final Quarter. The tigers played most of the second half without Star runner to Jackson who had Only 48 Yards on 15 carries before Leav ing late in the first half with a bruised  had Only one carry in the second half going for no gain immediately after Florida had taken the Lead. The 48 Yards gave the nation s leading rusher 1,450 Yards in eight  was a rare Victory for the gators in Auburn who had won Only three times in 24 previous visits and extended Florida s unbeaten Streak to 18 games the longest in the nation. Bell s other touchdown pass to Mcdon Ald covered three Yards and capped an 87 Yard drive in the second Quarter. Auburn had taken a 3-0 Lead on Chris Johnson s 46-Yard Field on its first offensive series in the  lifted its record to 7-0-1 for the year and 4-0 in the Sec a title it is ineligible to win because of Mcaa probation. The Lofs was a costly one for Auburn in the Chase for the Sec Crown and sugar bowl bid As the tigers fell to 6-2 and 2-2. Florida s winning drive included two big plays a 17-Yard pass to Bret Wichmann at the Auburn 41 and a 35-Yard scamper to the 6 on a draw by John l.  Florida took the Lead Auburn had two More possessions but turned the Ball Over on Downs in its own territory twice when fourth Down plays failed. It was the sixth Victory in a Row for Flor Ida since a 28-28 tic with Rutgers. The loss snapped Auburn s four game winning Streak and a 14-game winning string at  s drive in the fourth Quarter Cov ered Only 42 Yards after snapper Pat Mote put the gators in a Hole Downing a punt at the Florida i. The gators netted Only two Yards  and Brent Fullwood got the scoring drive under Way with a 10-Yard run. Washington had an 11-Yard pass to Jeff Parks two plays later to keep the drive going. Bell completed five consecutive passes for 61 Yards in Florida s first scoring drive. After taking the 3-0 Lead on its first pos session in the game Auburn threatened the next time it had the Ball. Washington connected with Parks on an 11-Yard pass Jackson ran for 12 and Washington came Back with a 10-Yard comple Tion to Freddy Weygand at the Florida 32. Tommie acc then hit the Middle but Fum bled and Jarvis Williams claimed it for the gators on their 22. The Auburn defense kept Florida in Check throughout the first Quarter holding the gators on Only one net Yard in the first 15 minutes of action. The gators finally got in tracked Al inc Start of the second Quarter when Cal an Derson had runs of 6, 15 and 4 Yards and Bell fired a 12-Yard pass to Mcdonald at the Auburn 37. The drive stalled at inc 30 and Jeff Dawson missed a 47-Yard Field goal attempt. Florida tried to get in Field goal position in inc final 47 seconds Afler Williams raced 29 Yards to his own 46, but Tracy Rocker nailed Bell for an 11-Yard sack on inc next play and the galore chose to let the clock run out. 4th-Quarter burst gives army Victory West Point . Up Quarter Back tory Crawford ran for 134 Yards and scored two touchdowns saturday to Lea army to a 34-12 Victory Over holy Cross. Army 7-1, broke open a close Gnor witha 20-Point fourth Quarter in which Craw Ford Doug Black and Andy Peterson Ranfor touchdowns. Holy Crow 3-4-1, led 6-0 in the second Quarter and trailed just 14-12 after three period. The crusaders scored first on Bil Yyoung s 23-Yard Field goal 4 38 into the game. Young added a 33-yarder 1 35  second Quarter. Army s Clarence Jones returned the Kickoff after Young s second Field goal 37 Yards to the cadets 43. Crawford then marched army the 57 Yards in 12 plays and scored on a 6-Yard keeper. Wolverines escape with 3-3 tie at Illinois a photo Michigan a a Jim Harbaugh. Sacked by Alec Gibson Champaign Iii up Chris White s 37-Yard Field goal attempt for Illi Nois with four seconds left was deflected and bounced off the crossbar to allow no. 4 Michigan to Salvage a 3-3 tie in a big ten defensive Battle saturday. The tie left Michigan 6-1-1 Overall and 3-1-1 in the conference while Illinois stands 4-3-1 and 3-1-1. Illinois drove from inside its own 10-Yard line to set up White s Al tempt. The drive followed a Fumble by Michigan fullback Gerald White which was recovered by line Backer Bob Sebring. Illinois quarterback Jack Trudeau led the late drive with four pass completions and iwo runs one for a first Down. Trudeau who set an Mcaa record Wilh 233 Consic live pass attempts without an interception finished with 26 completions for 230 Yards. The teams traded Field goals in the third Quarter. Michigan s Mike Gillette hit from 49 Yards after missing a 39-Yard attempt in the first half and while made a 36-Yardattempt alter missing a 43-Yard attempt in the first half. Michigan s White led a fourth Quarter drive following an Illinois punt carrying eight times in the drive before fumbling inside inc Illinois 10. Penalties Hurt the wolverines scoring chances in the first half. Miami rallies for 35-27 win Over seminoles Tallahassee Fla. Up Vinny Testaverde threw four touchdown passes including a 30-Yard game Winner to freshman Mike Irvin with 9 55 left to give no. 12 Miami a 35-27 comeback Victory Over no. 9-ranked Florida state  Victory before scouts from the Orange and fiesta bowls stretched Mia Rai winning Streak to seven after a season opening loss to Florida. The semm Olei dropped to 62.the hurricanes trailed 27-21 before Irvin s to catch which came one play after he had put the hurricanes in scoring Posi Tion with a 22-Yard reception. Irvin s to made it 28-27 and Miami added a touch Down with 3 06 remaining on a 1-Yard pass from Testaverde to Brett  had closed to 24-21 on its first Possession of the second half on Alonz Highsmith s 2-Yard ramble around right end before the seminoles stretched their Lead to 27-21 on Derek Schmidt s 44-Yard Field  state scored first on an 8-Yard pass from freshman quarterback Chip Fer Guson to Hassan Jones. Brian Davis recovered a blocked punt inthe Miami end zone Schmidt kicked a 37 Yard Field goal and Ferguson hit pal carte for 26 Yards Over the Middle to finish the seminoles  hurricanes scored twice in the first Quarter on passes of 10 and 28 Yard from Testaverde to wide receiver Brian  state got a break when Miami punter Jeff Feagles fumbled a Low snap and was Lack co on his own 8 by Terry Robinson. One play later Ferguson an Jones hooked up Over cornerback Don  tied the score at 7-7 on Blades leaping catch of Testaverde s 10-Yard Looper at the end of a 54-Yard drive. The Hurri canes went ahead on Testaverde s 38-Yardcrto Blades after Miami safety Tolbert Bain intercepted a pass from  then John Hadley blocked a pull by Feagles and Brian Davis recovered the Ballin the end zone to Start the seminoles Roll  s 37-Yard Field goal finished off a 51-Yard drive and Carlsr s 26-Yardlouchdown catch capped an 83-Yard March. Freshman leads sooner to 48-6 Romp Over Jay Hawks Norman okla. A Oklahoma freshman quarterback Jamelle Holieway nuked for 162 Yards and a touchdown sat urday to Lead the ninth ranked sooner to a 48-6 big eight conference Victory Over Holieway averaged More than 8 Yards per carry and threw for 82 Yards and one touchdown As Oklahoma improved to 5-1overall and 3-0 in the conference. The Jay Hawks fell to 5-4 and 1-3.Oklahoma trailed 3-0 Early but broke the game open with 20 straight second Quarter Points. The sooner tied the score Early in the period on a 28-Yard Field goal by Tim la Shar. Then took the Lead for Good less than minute later when Holieway hit tight end Keith Jackson with a 42-Yard touchdown pass. The score came two plays after okla homa intercepted a Mike Norseth  its next Possession Oklahoma drove 92 Yards in 13 plays and score when fullback Leon Perry went in from the 2-Yard line. Lashar added an Therfield goal this time from 26 Yards just before  had runs of 18, 25, 15, 14 and 23 Yards in the first half then tucked on a40-Yardcr on the first play of the third Quarter. The longest run of the Day was turned indy fullback Lydoll Carr who went 66 Yards to set up Holiway s 1-Yard touchdown run late in the third Quarter. Carr finished with 114 Yards. Place kicker Jeff Johnson had All of Kan Sas Points on Field goals of 31 and 54 Yards the latter a Kansas record