European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 1, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday january 1, 1986 the stars and stripes Page 23 orangemen sluggish in posting win Frum press dispatches Syracuse . Fourth ranked Syracuse play so sluggishly monday in defeating . Post bb-68, the orangemen using their depth to bring players such Asmi Chaco Brown and Greg Monroe Iff College basketball the Bench ran their season record to 8-0 at the expense of their Divi Sion ii opponents who Tost for the second Lime in 11 Garnet. The pioneers without a starter Tal Ler than 6-Ibol-6, used a scrappy Man to Man defense and the 21 Points of 6 foot-5 Glen Mcmillan to keep the game close until the second half. The orangemen led 42-35 at half Lime Michael Hammond and Keith Malone who jul need i first game after injuring his foot in preseason joined Mcmillan in double figures with 18 and 12 Points respectively Rafael Addison paced Syracuse with 17 Points Wendell Alexis had 15, and Howard Triche and Dwayne Washington each had 12. Syracuse needed the 10 Points of Brown All in the second half and Monroe s disciplined floor play to finally Wear Down its opponent. A Dunk by Post s Craig  with 15 43 remaining pulled the pioneers within 7 Points at 50-43, but the orangemen scored 10 unanswered Points in the next two minutes. During the stretch Washington had three assists and Sank a 15-foot Baseline jumper. In other games monday Karen state 69, Tampa 68 Portland Ore. Benny Green Sank two free throws with eight seconds remaining in overtime to Clinch Kansas state s Victory Over Tampa for fourth place in the Fred Meyer far weal classic. Georgii tech 90, Richmond 64 Atlanta Bruce Dalrymple scored 22 Points and shut Down Rich mond Star John Newnan a Georgia tech took an Early Lead and romped to an easy Victory Over Richmond. Dalrymple a 6-foot-3 starting guard who also plays Forward got most of his Points from the outside As the no. 7 yellow jackets could not get their inside game going. Fellow guard Mark Price added 21 Points. Dalrymple held Newnan who had been averaging 22.9 Points a game to 14 Points. Peter Woolfo Kalso Hud 14 for the spiders. Tech s front line of Center John Sal Ley and forwards Tom Hammonds and Duane. Farrell had trouble All night. Salley spent much of the first half on the Bench with foul trouble and wound up with Only 7 Points. Vuu Noia 76, his ii 61 Honolulu Harold Pressley scored a tournament High 36 Points to Lead Villanova Over Hawaii and to seventh place in the 22nd Rainbow classic. Bradley was to play Wake Forest for the Consolation title and Seton Hall was to meet Clemson for third place. Washington stale was pitted against Missouri in the championship , the Only returning starter from last year s Mcaa championship team hit on 13 of 20 Field goals and 10 of i from the line. He  Down 19 rebounds ase wildcats dominated the boards 38-28.trailing 31-26 at halftime Vila Nova finally caught fire and look a 44-43 Lead with 21 43 to play. Rams fired up for cowboys in nil playoff coach says Anaheim Calif. A coach John Robinson figures there la be no Lack of motivation for the los Angeles rams when they open inc National football league playoffs Sulu Day afternoon against the Dallas cowboys. We re one step away from playing for a spot in the super bowl so Here s going to be intensity there the Rains coach said monday at a meeting with reporters. This Ijas big a game As most of our players have been in other than a couple who were in the 1980 super  the rams who relied heavily on de sense and special teams this season As they won the pfc West with an ii a record begin the playoffs at Anaheim stadium against the pfc East Champion cowboys who built a 10-6 record. Our game appears even Robinson said. The clubs Are similar in Many areas. " Tony Dorset and Eric Dickerson had years that were about the same he said comparing Dallas running Back Dorset with the rams Dickerson. And cowboys quis Terback Danny while and rams quarterback Dieter Brock have had about the same kind of year Robinson added. Backing up his Point by Reading off a computer printout Robinson licked off similar statistics for the Cowboy and rams such As average running plays per game passing efficiency Etc. He said the rams and cowboys have rams Couch John Robinson. N week s rut is a big help had something else in common this sea son. Uliey the Cowboy have played poor it times the same As we be played poorly at times he said. Other than Chicago there arc no in nuns that Haven humiliated themselves pretty Well at one Tims or another this season the playoffs this year seem to have a definite defensive Lone Robinson said. " i looks like seven defensive teams Are left with one offensive team Miami he said it appears to be a year where de sense oriented cams have had a great Deal of  each of Robinson s previous two sea sons at the rams Helm they were wild curd entries in the playoffs he said he likes the week off that went with winning the division title this year it s great not to be in a wild card game he said. The we tic s rest is great. It s particularly Tough if you re the wild card Road team it makes a division championship even sweeter looking Back Over the season Robin son Suid he feels the rams were lacking in two regards we did t establish the passing game enough to make opponents Back away and not concentrate on the run. But the thing that really disappoints us was that inc running game did t come along we did t break any did t have any of those runs where we say there he goes " the rams Are in Cuc client condition injury Wise Robinson said adding that Dick Chersan missed practice but Are of now. And guard Dennis Harrah e last saturday with flu including player from smallest College a names Little All America new York f a Calvin additon a freshman fullback for Pillsbury Baptist of Owatonna minn., the smallest four year College in the nation was named tuesday to the associated press Little Alt Merica team for 1985. The 5-fool-10, 195-Pound Addison who was elected a team co Captain rushed Tor 1,454 Yards and scored 13 touchdowns in nine games. Adi Tison was joined at running Back by Joe Dudek of Plymouth slate in new Hampshire who rushed for 1,615 Yards a division ii record scored 24 touch Downs in 11 games and finished ninth in the balloting for the Heisman trophy. Dudek broke the All Lime College record with 79 career touchdowns Anil finished third in career Rushing with 5,570 Yards trailing Only Tony Dorsell and Charles White. The Lille All America team consists of players from divisions ii and Iii in the Mcaa and All naia schools. The quarterback is Chris Hogg of North East Missouri state who led the Mcaa division ii in total offence with an average of 343.8 Yards a game. Hegg completed 284 of 503 passes for 3,741 Yards and 32 touch Downs. One of the wide receivers is Jeff Ticich inhaler of South Dakota stale who caught 54 passes for 1,056 Yards and 13 touch Downs. Tiefenthaler a Junior set a College record by catching Al least one touchdown pass in 14 consecutive games including the first 10 this season. The other wide receiver is Mike Healy of Valparaiso who set u division ii record by catching 101 passes this season for 1,279 Yards and it ads. At tight end is Brent Jones who led Santa clan in receiving for the third year in a Row with 44 receptions for 665 Yards and became the first player in the school s history to score 200 career Points. The offensive line consists of Stan Eisen tooth Towson state Chuck Duffy Clarion Jeff Penko Ashland and Mark Raiff Case Western Reserve with Charles Smith of ten As a i at Center. The place kicker is Mark Foege of Pacific lutheran. The defensive linemen Are Ike Readon Hampton Institute Tim Shannon Pacific lutheran Rich Thomas Central Iowa and Ike Wise California Davis. On of the linebackers Frank Sheplock of of Bloomsburg made the Little All Ameri Ca team for the third year in a Row. The other linebackers Are Phil Eiting of Wisconsin Superior Henry Jackson of Anjelo stale and Tim Torrey of Ithaca. The deep backs Are Tom Collins of Indi Ana Central Keith purr of Emory & Henry and Bruce Jones of North Alabama. The punier is Jeff Williams of Slippery Rock who led division ii with a 43.0-Yord aver age. Gator from Page 21 make it 27-10 with 2 52 left. After a Fumble recovery by Harry Roberts on the third play following the Kickoff Thomas passed 12 Yards to quarterback Ronnie Williams but was intercepted twice to make it 27-17 with 1 1? left in the Quarter. The seminoles pot an end to the okla homa state rally by rolling 55 Yards in nine plays to set up Ferguson s touchdown run the cowboys finished the scoring when Williams who completed 21 of 43 passes for 251 Yards with two interceptions passed 31 Yards la Hart Lee Dyke with 10 seconds to play. On the unusual first half touchdown play the pass from Ferguson Hung up As gainer and demise Williams jostled each other in the end zone each got a hand on the Ball popping it up a few feet and gainer reached out and grabbed in for a touch Down the seminoles marched 73 Yards in 12 plays for their first score a 23-Yard Field goal by Schmidt Florida state displayed a lick two minute offer Ai the end of the half moving 59 Yards on eight plays to set up Schmidt s 39-Yard Field goal with two seconds left for a 13-0 halftime Lead. The drive started at the Florida state 18-Yard line with 1 17 left the cowboys moved 63 Yards in 12 plays on their first Possession of the second half before settling for a 33-Yard Field goal by Dennis the seminoles answered with a 12-play drive covering 73 Yards. The big play was a 25-Yard puss to gainer on third-and-11, Jones ended the March with his to run. An interception by Deion Sanders set up the next Florida stale score. Sanders re turned the theft 28 Yards to the Oklahoma slate 36, and the seminoles needed just Fife plays to score on a 19-Yard pass to gainer for a 27-3 Lead. The seminoles finished with 571 total Yards rolling through the vaunted Oklahoma stale defense which had Given up an average of Only 293 Yards per game and bad allowed More than 19 Points Only once ail season. Thomas who rushed for 1,553 Yards in the regular season was held to 97 Yards on 26 carries