European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 28, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes sunday september 28,1986 Hahn rips Wiesbaden for 5th straight Victory Hahn a. Germany the unbeaten Hahn Hawks rolled to their fifth Vic tory by beating the Wiesbaden flyers 31 7 saturday. The flyers dropped to 2-3 in Safe s Continental sports conference. Quarterback Mark Van Winkle sparked the Hawks by Rushing for a 3 Yard touchdown in the second Quarter and passing for two other ads in the fourth period. Van Winkle finished with seven completions in 20 attempts for 159 Yards. Hews relieved by Terry Zitkovich for a series in the second half then returned for his touchdown bombs. Van Winkle s first to pass covered 36yards to Wilhelm Young. Linebacker Dave Olson set it up with a Fumble re covery at the Wiesbaden 40. Van Winkle s finale came with 10 seconds left. He fired a 38-Yardcr to . Baker who scored his fifth touchdown of the season. Hahn led 7-0 in the first Quarter after . Caldwell sped 42 Yards to pay dirt. Jeff Johnson set it up with a 34-Yard Rush. Johnson led All rushers with 110 Yards in 20 carries. Caldwell followed wit nine totes for 85 Yards. Orville Schumaker made it 10-0 with a 25-Yard Field goal. Then came Van Winkle s to sneak and the Hawks led 17-0 with 32 seconds left in the half. Wiesbaden avoided a shutout when fullback Harry Holmes burst 3 Yards fora touchdown. The flyers awoke on the Wing of Mel Crandall who relieved Tommy Thomas at quarterback in the third Quarter. Using the Shotgun forma Tion to avoid harm s fierce Rush Cran Dell completed five passes in the 42-Yard drive. Dennis lord led harm s pass rus with 3 i sacks. Fellow lineman Rich Mann added 2 i sacks. Olson compiled seven Solo tackles As the Hawks held the flyers to minus 8 Yards Rushing. Crandall hit 10 of 19 passes for 79 Yards but was intercepted twice. Sembach 13, Zweig Wiecken 0 we Bruecken a Germany Stan Hayes rumbled to touchdowns Cov ering 8 and 61 Yards to Lead the tigers to their first Victory after four losses. Hayes an Aii Csc linebacker pushed into fullback duty scored his first to after Simbach look the opening Kickoff and drove from their 38-Yard line. We Bruecken i -4, touched the bal for the first time and promptly threw an interception. Simbach gained 9 Yards in two plays then handed off to Hayes who dived through a stacked Warrior line and romped to the 61-Yardcr. Glenn trick s Pat kick gave Simbach its 13-0 Lead. Hayes finished with Iii Yards in 14 carries. Tailback David Scwll topped the tigers with 118 Yards in 23 totes. Wei Bruecken managed just 93 Yards Rushing. De Mclntosh and Bob Chandler led the warriors defense. Span Dahlem 26, Cna 15 Span Dahlem a Germany scoring in every Quarter the Span Dah pm sabers behind the running of John Hooper and Robert Curry thrashed the Camp new Amsterdam wolfhounds in Continental sports conference contest Here saturday. The sabers offence rolled up 395 total Yards with Hooper collecting 124 on 27 carries to Pace the running attack. Curry ran for 64 Yards on 14 totes. Each scored a touchdown. The game was marred by 375 Yards i penalties. Spang was penalized 222 Yards on 19 infractions and Cna was hit with 153 Yards on 14 flags. Travis Allen had a pair of Field goals and two conversion kicks for the win ners. Spang look a 6-0 first Quarter Lead with 9 32 left when Curry culminated a 60-Yard drive in 10 plays with a 12-Yardrun. Another 60-Yard drive this Lime in seven plays went for a score with Tony Bynum Hilling John Williams with a 30 Yard pass. Cna cracked the scoring column with a 2-Yard pass from Austin Jones to Mike Jones with just two seconds left in the half. Willie master added the Pat kick and the score stood 13-7. A Lone to in the third Quarter gave Spang a 20-7 Lead. Hooper ran Over  Sis photo by in of oort Mark Van Winkle. Leads Hawks attack the 2 for the score with 1 21 left. In the fourth period. Spang got a pair of Field goals from Allen with kicks of 18 and 27 Yards. Cna s last touchdown came with 3 07 left in the game when Jones connected to Lee Massy for 29 Yards. Jones then passed to Tom Olson for the two Point conversion. Spang led in first Downs 27 to ii. The sabers got 14 first Downs by Rushing 6 by passing and 7 by penalties. Spang rushed for 265 Yards to 49 for Cna passed for 130 to 79. The sabers behind Bynum connected of 8 of 15 passes with 3 interceptions Cna s Jones completed9 of 33 with 4 picked off. . Payne was the leading rusher Forcina Wilh 11 for 25. College football Roundup Michigan outlasts Flo. State 20-18 Ann Arbor Mich. Up Pat Moons broke a tie late in the third Quarter with a 32-Yard Field goal saturday and Michigan s beleaguered defense limited Chip Ferguson to 73 Yards passing to Lead the fourth ranked wolverines to a20-18 Triumph Over no. 20 Florida state. Before a crowd of i05.-507, Michigan improved its Homecoming Day record under to Schembechler to 18-0 by shut Ting out the so minolts after intermission until he final seconds in the initial meet ing Between the teams. Michigan 3-0,dropped Florida state to 1-2-1 As Thom As Wilchur clinched the decision with a 7-Yard touchdown run with 1 27 remain ing that put Michigan ahead 20-10. Florida state Reserve quarterback Danny Mcmanus found Herb gainer for a 20-Yard score with 16 seconds left an added a two Point conversion pass to Pat Carter for the final margin. The Sam in orcs then failed on an onside kick As Bobby Bowden s career coaching record against big ten opponents fell to 5-2. Wilchur gained 53 Yards on nine car Ries All in the second half. Michigan s Jamie Morris led All rushers Wilh 99 Yards on 19 attempts. Moons kicked Field goals of 26 and 32 Yards and Gerald White ran 4 Yards for a to for the wolverines. Tanner Hollo Man caught a 3-Yard scoring pass for the seminoles and Derek Schmidt kicked a 30-Yard Field goal. Moons kicked a 32-Yard Field goal to break a 10-10 tie with 78 seconds remaining in the third Quarter. Michigan s54-Yard drive was sustained by a pass interference penalty against Eric Wil Liams on third-and-5. Jim Harbaugh Fol Lowed with a 26-Yard strike to White. Harbaugh hit on 9 of 16 passes for 122 Yards. Holloman s score was the fifth touch Down allowed by Michigan in 1986 Matching the total yielded by the wolverines in 11 regular season games last sea son. Moons missed a 35-Yard Field goal at tempt 3 31 into the game. Smith Fum bled on Florida state s first snap from scrimmage and Michigan s Mark Messner recovered at the seminoles 17. White took an option pitch around left end four plays later to put Michigan ahead 7-0. Ferguson s 16-Yard pass to Tanner brother wide receiver Damn Holloman led to Schmidt s 30-Yard Field goal with5 44 remaining in the opening period. Morris rushed for 80 Yards before intermission and Smith gained 66. Penn state 42, e. Carolina 17 University Park a. Up senior John Shaffer threw two touch Down passes saturday to help no. 6 Penn state hand East Carolina its 13th straight loss with a 42-17 rout of the pirates. Shaffer who completed ii of 16 passes for 157 Yards connected with Ray Roundtree for an 8-Yard scoring pass and found Eric Hamilton on a 7-Yard touch Down pass for the Kittany Lions 3-0. East Carolina which managed Only 20 Yards in offence in the first half fell to 0 4 and extended a losing Streak that began with a 17-10 loss to Penn state last year. Pittsburgh 48, w. Virginia 16 Pittsburgh up John con Gemi passed for 260 Yards and three first half touchdowns and ran for another score saturday to Lead Pittsburgh to a 48 16 rout of West Virginia. The Victory was Pitt s most lopsided Triumph against the mountaineers since a 52-7 Romp in 1978. Congemi completed 16 of 30 passes with one interception. He threw touch Down passes of 66 Yards to Billy Osborn 20 Yards to Hosca heard and 31 Yards to Keith Tinsley. Congemi carried the Ball five times for 62 Yards scoring on a 7 Yard run. A born also completed a 39-Yard touchdown pass on an option play to Vernon Kirk and Craig Heyward scored on a 2-Yard plunge. Jeff Vanhorne kicked Field goals of 42 and 19 Yards an six extra Points for the panthers 2-1-1. West Virginia 2-2, scored on a 43 Yard Field goal by Charlie Baumann in the first Quarter Mike Timko s 30-Yard second Quarter touchdown pass to har vey Smith and Pat Randolph s 7-Yard run in the final period. Baumann missed the second of his two extra Point kicks. Clemson 27, Georgia tech 3 Atlanta up Tracy Johnson rushed for 80 Yards and two touchdowns and flanker Terrance Roulhac averaged 60 Yards on two Kickoff returns saturday to Lead Clemson to a 27-3 Victory Over Georgia tech. Both of Johnson s scores came in the first Quarter on runs of less than a  returned the game s opening Kickoff 81 Yards to the Georgia tech 19 and his second return was for 39 Yards to Midfield Midway through the second Quarter. Both positioned Clemso scores. Clemson 2-1, also scored on a 10-Yard run by backup fullback Chris Lancaster in the fourth Quarter and Field goals of 24and 29 Yards by David Treadwell in the second and third quarters respectively. Georgia tech 1-1-1, was never in the Atlantic coast conference contest get ints on a 27-Yard Field Bell with 5 28 left in the Ting its goal by David first half. Clemson appeared headed for a score in the closing moments but after driving to a second and goal at the yellow Jack ets 6, the tigers took a pair of deliberate5-Yard losses to run out the clock. Clemson rated Only a two Point favor Ite followed Roulhac s 81-Yard return by grinding out the remaining 19 Yards in five plays. Following an interception Clemso reached the Georgia tech 30 before penalties totalling 20 Yards wiped out pass completions of 19 and 14 Yards forcing the tigers to punt. But the next Lime the tigers got the Ball they drove 62 Yards in 13 plays to go ahead 14-0 on John son s second to with 2 11 left in the first period. Georgia tech s Lone scoring drive went from the yellow jackets 4 to the tigers 5 before it bogged Down and the jackets were forced to Settle for Bell s Field goal. Clemson retaliated immediately Wil Roulhac s second Long return driving to the Georgia tech 8 before Treadwel kicked his first Field goal to put the tigers ahead 17-3 at halftime. George gets Ace Heidelberg seventy two year old Elmer George a 16-handicapper, used a six Iron to Ace the 135-Yard fourth Hole Here saturday. With cussing George s feat were Mel Adams Tom Modisett and Al Bettelli. Television pro football Seattle a. Washington 6 . Sunday. Radio pro football los Angeles rams is. Philadelphia 6 . Sunday new eng land is. Denver 9 . Sunday