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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 24, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 scoreboard from Page 22 11. Dave hulled ill Washle. Ore. -7, 10.714 17. Chuck Pierce dual. M. 10.174 13 Waller Rev will lamp or Slomon Calif. 4-10, 10.745, 14 Randy Stoughton. Indian Apo it 7-e, 10.1u is. Chill Maclehan is Lull 7-1, 10,151. 14. James Miner Man aril. 9-7, 10.154, 17. Ron atom i or Erie a. 5-101. 10,145, ii. Mike Boutta Grinham. Ore. By. 10,109, 19 Mark Baker Garden Grove Calil. 7-9. 10,107, 70 Al mme certain. Milwaukee wli., 7-9, 10,071. 71 lie Sieve Fehr can Connall s-Io-1, Io.m9, John fail. Woodridge i. � 10, 10,0 9. 71. Warren Nehon Fresno. Calif., 4-? 1, 10,044. 74. Rowdy Morrow is. Lull 5-10 1, 9,914, world cup la Quinta Calif. A second round scores Friday Al the Leaden in the 32nd world cup and  to ooh Competition on the 4.794-Verd. Per-72 Mountain course Elihe la Quinla hotel a Jenohn Amateur individual Dan Hau Orton Canada -.44-44134 Howard Clark. England 49-47134 Lanny Wadkins. Usa 41-70131 Dave Arr. Canada 710-49139jose-Maria can Rares. Spain. -70-70140 Vicente Fernen Oei Argentina 71-70-141 Ian Baker Finch Austrella 70-71141 rtt Oberto Valas Quai Colombia 72-71 1c Ian woo Tam Wales _.74-49143 Gerolamo Deffino Italy _.__.71-72143 Giuseppe can Italy 7s-4�143 Eamonn Oarce Ireland 41-75143 Talao Oiel. Japan .70-73143 Paul Way England .41-75143 Dave Llewellyn Wales 73-71144 Chr sly o Connor jr., Ireland 77-47144 Rodger Davis. Australia _ 74-70-144 Tom Kite Usa 70-74144 Manert Kard Kaslo Thailand 72-71145 Juan brillo Mexico 73-72145 Sam Torrance Scotland 74-71145 Anders fors Orand Sweden 41-77145 Ramon Munoz Van Iuela 72-73145 Aden save. Argentina .73-72145 manual Potero Spain 73-72145 Mario Manuben. Philippines 73-73144mario Stod lne Penni Omnas 74-70144 Federico Carman brain 75-7v-i44 Sang to Choi. South Korea 73-7j144 Yau sul Ming Hong Kong 73-73144 Naomi pm Oakl Japan 74-73147 Greg Turner new zealand. -.73-75141 Gordon Brand jr., Scotland 77-74141 so Hwan Park South Korea 77-72149 Alvaro Laneisa. Uruguay 74-73149 pro Solbo inti. Brail 75-75150torsion Gleaon w. Germany.71-72150 Stuart Reese new Zeeland 75-74151 Michel Tapia France 74-77151 Bernard Pas Casslo Franca 71-73151 Francisco Cerda Chile 71-73151 Netedu Franco Paraguay .77-74-1si Sixlo Torres Mexico. -75-77152 the stars and stripes sunday november 24, 1985 Dunlop Phoenix Miyazaki Japan api the second round a Der Friday in the u00,000 Dunn Phoenix Lotf tournament played on the 7,037 Yard Par-77 Melv Alakl Phoenik country club court Tsun Yuhl Nak Allma 47-4�135 Chen tie Chuno _ .49-47134 save Halles Leros 47-4"1� Brian Jones 74-441m Aotomese Yokl .47-71131 Teruo us Ghere __71-4�-l 9 Hubert Green 4-70-139 Craig Swedler 41-72-uo qua Del senior Boca Raton Fie. Api the first round Luedert Friday in the qua Del seniors gallic Al Par 77 Boca Grove Plantation course Ken still _ j3-34 44 Den Sines "33-13-44 Joh Brodle 14-3347 Al Ferree -.j5-37 47 Chi Chi to Druguet. _13-14-4i Cher its Owens Al balding Pete Brown Lee ektor Doug Ford Gordon Mike fetch. Don january Dick Howel Gene Littler Bob Sloe Man Gardner a pokemon Charles sword Bod Ertckson pro Nam 17, Ronnie Rogers 14. Ted Rice 13. Ramie in 97, accent 96 of let accent saturday halftime score a Millen ram accent knights 32 regulation score remit Len rams 14, accent enl gals 14 top scorers acc Bruce Smith 23. Robert Lutson 77, Anthony Grovner 21 ram Stan King 19, Greg Bvrd 73, Tyrone Maisen durgl2. Noteworthy a mlle had a Chance to win the game Al the end of regulation Lima after a technical foul was called on the hems Bench. However he missed both free throws. In the overtime messed org won the game Al the free throw Une with two seconds Kottl alter he was fouled by a Kkt Beniamin. Span Dahlem 86, Sembach 78 let Sembach saturday halftime Seibech tigers 44, Spang Dahlem sheiks 39. Top scorers Spang Chris Borum 34, George House 19, Ben Wise 10. Sam Robert Martin 27. Rhein Moin 70, Berlin 6? at Berlin saturday halftime Rhein Maln rockets 37, Berlin braves 25 top scorers pm Mike Bower 71. Butch Welkins 14, Anthony Boykin 11 Dennis Atford 23, Wimam Martin 14, John Robinson ii. Women zh.j4-js-7i Loral sports air Force basketball men Hohn 85,  61 Al Hahn saturday halftime Hahn Hawks 43, Hes Illch Ouon Dort Pton Eert 34 top scorers Ehn Steve Smith John Johnson ii Tom while 13 he. Martin Eesle Wood 21, Mafte Howard 15, Greg he Toger 14. Noteworthy while had 14 rebounds while Johnson end Robert mines had Sli assists Oka Lor the Hawks. Tilburg 79, Cna 75 Al Blob org saturday halftime Camp new Amsterdam Wool hounds Hultburg Barons ii top scorers Bill Walacha Northcut 24, Tony Everah 24, Birch Lee 11 Cna Steven Cna 56, Tilburg 44 at Tilburg saturday halftime Camp new Amsterdam lady wolfhounds 24, Blob org Baron Otles 17. Top scorers Cna Cathy Guintu 4, Angela Dudh 14, Judy Shole 4. Laurie Lun Gran 4 bit Dora Birdsong 13, Jeen Erfe Han Drax 9, Jackie Tanner 4, Stephanie Powers 4. Spam Dahlem 54, Zombach 51 Elsenbech a Elurden halftime Soang Dehamm lady sheiks 15, Sembach tigers 37 top scorers Spang Diane Monahan 14, Regina Smith 13, pal grit fun 17. Sam Frankle Hodges 14, Shaunell Harrell 15, . Fadhl 13. Ramitta in 98, accent 60 Al accent saturday halftime Ramsten lady rams 44, of cent into its 19 top scorers ram Angle heal lev 30, Beverly Turmen 24, Becky Wallace 34 acc Rita Johnson 19, Celle he Lhome 17, denote Rowan i. Army basketball 2 at support command men a town 87,  81 Al Maseu Friday halftime we Bruecken Yor towners 40, Kelser Lautem panthers 34 top scorers Kah Felon prude 27. Tony Gray 14. Vance Jackson ii Zwell Alfred Tittle ii. Mutton Dickinson ii. Morris Stephens 14 pirate in 93, Mannheim 91 Al Mannheim saturday halftime per Mains roadrunners 44. Mannheim Mullings 44 top scorers firm Steve Roeder 23. Michael Seaw Reghl 20. Douglas Jefferson 13, Merlyln key 13 Munn James Williams 29, Memn Wooling 19, paler Thayne 9. Lan Ditull 98, n Deu Richomd 87 at Landi Lull saturday halftime land Luht so slammers 44, Bre Veroeven port City players 44. Women a town 87, we Bruecken 29 at Milieu Friday halftime Kalser Steuler pen hers 43, we Bruecken York owners 9 top scorers Kal Jay Lindsay 17, Amanda Todd 14, Melody Johnson 10 Zwell Linda Malori ii Mannheim 84, a Irmaier 41 at Mannheim saturday halftime acc Anhelm lady Mustangs 41, per masons Road unters 17 top scorers marm Marlene Johnson 24, Deone Jennings 19, Shantey Ward 10 Perm dense Burrows 9, Temov Jackson i pm ferny 4. N de Rutchland 47, lands Uhl 43 let lands Uhl saturday halftime nor deutschland port City players 17, lands Uhl so slammers 12. Top scorer and Wanda Blana 14, Kim Craven 13, Jacklyn sacked i land Dorothy Cason 14, Brenda Stewart 13, Jamie blow 10. Non conference men Berlin 77, Frankfurt 64 Al Berlin Sel urday halftime Berlin bears 38, fran Lurl Falconi 17. Top scorers for Preston Johnson is Jackie Johnson 14, Michael Davis 12. Ber William Simmons 14, Michael Reese 17, or Neit Vincent 10. Women round route play and sunday s sch duh in me Usa eur youth Allyl Les Junior a Occar championships he Loefberg 3, Hahn 3 it a Millen 3, Vicente 0 Hahn 5, Berlin 9 Patch 2, a Millen 1 Heidelberg 9, Benin i Patch 4 Vic Tina 0 sunday s games Frankfurt 75, Berlin 49 81 Berlin be Turda halftime Frankfurt Falcons 3s, Berlin bears 14. Top scorers for Michem Boggs it Bonnie Cannon 14, Mary Ford i. Bar Mae King 14, Sherl Bourc Halte 14, Jimema Green 4. Usa eur a soccer Junior a championship Vicenza Italy saturday s results of Heidelberg is Ramsten 9 . Patch is Hahn id to . Final Heidelberg Ramsten Winner a Palch Hahn Winner 7 . Army wrestling v Corpt championship Darmstadt Germany  finishers in the v corps Wresl Klig Chamol on Sham Al Cabral Fritsch Cavern Graco roman compe Lollon we be sunday Al the same site starting Al 9 am team scoring Glessen u. Baumholzer 51, Hanau 55, Darm Stindl 33, Fula ii fran Lurl 30. Bad a Reinach 7, we Kuecken 4, Mami 0, Wiesbaden 0. 1015 pounds1, Kenneth Waters g 2, Joe Gualardo Ful. 114.51, Young Richardson Fra. Ijs.5-1. Michael bum id 2, Joseph Monahan g 1, Darren Young d. 114.5-. Robert rat Lin i 2, Thomas Cross g 1. Wills Dye Beu. 149.5-1, Elton Aluart Bau 3, Johnnie Richardson 0 3, William Buren in. 143-1, Joseph Elrona Bau 3, Gary cat ban fral ? James Mon Lei h. 11051. Randal Roberts Bau 3, Kolleh Wiliams h 3, Michael Jomn Bau. 1991, Randy couture Edward fielder g dec Alan Mcneil d. I7�oarrln read b dec Varnon Bvrd f. 200eric Johnson f do Michael Price b Robart Loe b dec Kenny Cyril b. Volunteers Humble Kentucky Lexington by. A Daryl Dickey passed for three touchdowns and ran for one As no. 16 Tennessee found its offensive punch in the second half shut out Kentucky 42-0 in a Southeastern Confer ence game and continue its trek to the sugar bowl. The Victory put Al 7-1-2 Overall and 4-1 in the conference. The volunteers need a Victory Over Vanderbilt next week to Seal their first conference championship since 1969 and a berth in the sugar bowl. Ken Tucky ended its season at 5-6 Overall and 1 5 in the Sec. After managing Only 70 Yards total of sense and two Field goals in the first half Dickey guided Tennessee to touchdowns on its first three possessions of the second half. Dickey after narrowly avoiding a sack hit wide receiver Tim Mcgee from 37 Yards out and Tennessee completed a two Point conversion to take a 14-0 Lead with 3 29 into the third Quarter. The senior quarterback hit Mcgee again this time with a 12-Yard scoring strike and fired an 18-Yard touchdown pass to Joey Clinkscales in the third Quarter to extend the volunteers Lead to 28-0. Dickey capped an 80-Yard, la play scor ing drive in the fourth Quarter with a 1 Yard run. An interception of a pass from Kentucky backup quarterback Kevin Doo Ley on the wildcats 6-Yard line set up ten Nessee s final score a 7-Yard run by Pete Panuska with 41 seconds left. Tennessee s defense held Kentucky under 60 Yards total offence in the second half. Kentucky had managed 142 Yards offence in the first half but two fumbles and two quarterback sacks stymied drives. Carlos Reveiz booted Field goals of 42 and 49 Yards in the first half to give ten Nessee a 6-0 Lead. Dickey completed 11 of 17 passes for 182 Yards. Freshman tailback Jeff Powell led Tennessee s Rushing attack with 88 Yards. Keith Davis the volunteers leading ground gainer amassed 79 Yards in limited play in the second half. Kentucky quarterback Bill Ransdell completed 11 of 19 passes for 74 Yards and was sacked four times for losses of 34 Yards. Running backs Mark Logan and Mark Higgs rushed for 72 Yards each for Ken Tucky. Tennessee had 402 Yards total offence to Kentucky s 197. Tennessee regains Possession of the Beer barrel the prize in the annual rivalry Between the two schools. It was ten Nessee s largest Victory margin since 1970 and gave the volunteers a 49-23-9 Lead in the series that dates Back to 1893. Purdue ends season with 34-21 Victory Bloomington ind. A quarterback Jim Everett passed for 293 Yards and two touchdowns to Rodney Carter and full Back Ray Wallace ran for 140 Yards and two More touchdowns saturday leading Purdue to a season ending 34-21 big ten conference football Victory Over Indiana. The boilermakers finishing at 3-5 in the big ten and 5-6 for All games held a 31-14 halftime Lead but their offence stalled after Wallace left with a shoulder injury two minutes into the third Quarter. The hoosiers meanwhile victims of five turnovers in the first half halted two Pur due drives in the third period on a Fumble by Everett and an interception of an Everett pass by Leonard Bell. The interception returned 28 Yards by Bell gave Indiana the Ball at the Purdue 40. Dave Kramme who replaced Indiana starter Steve Bradley at quarterback for the second half hit Stacey Dawsey with a 36 Yard pass on the first play and Bobby How Ard ran twice for the touchdown. The hoosiers could t score in the final period and Purdue s Jonathan Briggs missed a 51-Yard Field goal attempt with 11 26 remaining and made a 37-Yardcr with 2 04 to go. The late Field goal was set up by a pass interception by Purdue s Cris Dishman in Diana s sixth turnover of the game. Purdue held a narrow 10-7 Lead after one Quarter on Everett s 6-Yard touchdown pass to Carter and a 33-Yard Field goal by Briggs but the boilermakers iced the game with 21 Points in the second period. Wallace scored on a pair of 1-Yard runs and Everett the nation s Leader in total of sense lofted a 70-Yard scoring pass to car Ter. The hoosiers who also had touchdown runs of 1 Yard by Bradley and 4 Yards by Damon Sweazy ended the season with a seven game losing Streak finishing 1-7 in the big ten and 4-7 for All games. Indiana started the season with a 16-game losing Streak before winning its first four games. Kansas St. Blanked by Colorado Boulder Colo. A quarterback Mark Hatcher rushed for 119 Yards and a touchdown As Colo Rado s Wishbone chewed up Kansas state 30-0 saturday in the College football regular season finale for both teams. The Victory gave Colorado a 7-4 record and established the buffaloes As the most improved team in the nation Colorado was 1-10 a year ago. It also appeared to keep them in Contention for a Freedom bowl berth contingent on Tennessee beat ing Vanderbilt next week. Colorado rushed for 352 Yards in the game on a mixture of fullback plunges halfback pitches quarterback keepers and reverses. Hatcher scored untouched on a i Yard first Quarter run. Also scoring for the buffs were halfback Ron Brown on a 20-Yard run split end Jojo Collins on a 19-Yard reverse and Reserve halfback Dave Sanders on a 3-Yardrun. Safety Steve Beck s interception set up Colorado s first touchdown and the buffs marched 62 and 72 Yards for two other first half ids in taking a 21-0 half Lime Lead. The Triumph enabled Colorado to finish at 4-3 and in the first division of the big eight. Usu wound up at 1-10 Overall and 1-6 in the Confer  
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