European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 12, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday ortobw12, 1mb the stars and strips a town rallies to defeat Ramstein Kaiserslautern Germany trailing 13-0with us minutes left in the tune Katien Ullem ral lied Tor two Tai and Tod two Point convention Totake. 14-13 Germany aaa Victory from Ramstein. The Victory gun the red raiders a 3-0 league a Cord.  2-1. The red raiders Deon Frinken give his team the advantage they d been looking for when he blocked a punt on the 25-Yanl line. Their 20-Yard drive an Larry Motley s five Yard in put them in the Biu game. Quarter to Robert Mccuren s pan to Motley gave them two on Mava Sion and put them within linking distance of  came a the Dock tit go Dowly Down. Kaiserslautern recovered the ban again and a Mccullen Nea Robinson 74-Yard pass play put the raiders ahead Wilh Only 38 seconds  the red raiders offensively mostly carried Tey respectively. The royals were led by Nate Stokes who carried 10times for 115 yank. Chris Kelly made some crucial plays for their defense. Frankfort 16, Heidelberg 20 Frankfurt Tom Johnson s electrifying tick off returns and Frankfurt s clutch defense Ted the a Dennany Ana ties put the Heidelberg Lions in their Germany aaa Bomball encounter. Jonnson a 5-10, 162-Pound Junior returned the opening Kukon 90_ytrds Topia dirt. Frankfurt s Lead stayed at 641 when Damion Topping blocked the extra Point. The eagles made it 12-0 in the first Quarter when David Tan bolted Over from the 4. Heidelberg broke the shutout by marching 82 Yards. Mark Scott barged Over the goal line from the i and Brian Hall kicked the Point Frankfurt upped its Lead to 19-7 by Hai nime by driving 60 Yards. Greg Davis clicked on a 40-Yard pass to Greg Medders to push the Ball to the 13. Duane King rushed to the 4, then scored on the next play. Kelvin Leaphart who led All rushers with 80 Yards got the Lions Back within 19-13 i h a 2-Yard run. But they made a mistake by kicking off to Johnson. He returned it 67 Yards to the Heidelberg 16. Five plays Laier King scored from the 5 and skip moms kicked his second Pat. The Lions then nearly pulled it out. They shot with in 26-20 when Scott scored from the 3 and Hall kicked the Point and with three minutes left Daves 54-Yard punt pinned the lion Back to Fletr 10. Who Pete Huff clicking on five passes one a 22-yarder to Topping Heidelberg sped to the Frankfurt 6. Out the eagles would t break and time ran out Frankfurt 2-1, totalled 212 Yard. Kim rns bed alnetiroesrot72yrdit�ftfi nomdilhl3fori3. Heidelberg i a. Gained 303 Yards. Topping Fol Lowed Leaphart with 71 Yards in 1 s carries. Tackle Bill Pigford paced Frankfort s defense. Hews in on 23 tackles. Muu Tenn 12, Stott Jait 7stuttgart Travis Jenkins scored touch Downs on defense and offence to Lead the Mann Dubison Over the Suitti tul stallion 12-7 saturday in Germany aaa football the Victory was Mannheim s first after two losses. Stuttgart fell to 12.Jenkins opened the scaring by returning an interception so Yards in the second Quarter. Stuttgart Quarter Back Chris Beecher tried to throw the Ball away while being sacked but threw it to Jenkins who was playing  rebounded with a 1-Yard to run in the third Quarter Chris Mitchiner s Lack made it 7-6 Stutt Gar Jenkins won it for Mannheim Wilh 330 left. Tim quarterback swept end and broke tache for a 22-Yard  amassed 235 Yards. Tailback Chris Han led All rehers Wilh 70yardsin is carries. Warriors overcome panthers Wiesbaden Robert Barnes rushed for 230 Yards and three touchdowns saturday to Lead the Wiesbaden warriors to a 20-6 non conference Conquest of Hanau. Barnes tallied his yardage on 28 carries and complemented a War rior defense that shut Down the panthers with five Fumble recoveries and two interceptions. The warriors upped their re Cord to 2-0-1, White the panthers fell to 1-2 nose guard Jim Bradburn set up Barnes first coring run when remade the first of his two Fumble recoveries to Stop a Panther drive at the Wiesbaden 30 Early in the first Quarter. The warriors gave the Ball to Barnes on seven of 13 plays and be capped Wiesbaden s 70-Yard scoring drive with a 2 Yard run. Frank Graves extra Point made it 7-0. After a Hanau punt later in the first Quarter Barnes rambled 40 Yards for a score. Graves again hit the extra Point for a 14-0 Lead that held up through halftone. In the third Quarter Wiesbaden went up 204 when Barnes earned for 12,32 and 19 Yards in a 7-play,69-Yard drive that ended when be weal in from the 4. Graves extra Point attempt was blocked. Hanau Only score came later inthe third Quarter. Chad Davit re covered a bad map in the end zone when Wiesbaden had dropped Back to  Warrior kept it on the ground throughout the a Ptag inst the panthers with 278 of their 286 total Yard coming on rushes Wiesbaden s defense was led by linebacker Mike Kermis s 10 tackle. The Hanau defense bugs beat panthers 34-20 Baum older Germany Baum Holder quarterback Warren Hodge went to the Collier connection All Day sat urday and that meant a big w in the win column for the bucs. Hodge threw two scoring passes to Greg Collier and one to James Collier then handed off to Greg and watched him blow around left end fur 60 Yards and a to Wilh 1 54 left in the game. Greg s mad dash cemented the incs 34 20 Victory Over the Patch panthers in Germany a action saturday. The Victory gave Baum older a 2-1 record in a play 3-1 Overall. Patch Fello 1-1 in a action 1-2 Overall. Hodge and Greg Collier opened the scoring with a 7-Yard scoring loss in the first Quarter. Alonzo Wallace s run on the extra Point Mode it 8-0. Patch came Back when Jeff White ran in from 16 Yards out with 3 29 led in the half to pull the panthers within two 8-6. In the third Quarter Hodge clicked with James Collier for a 32-Yard scoring strike at the 7 25 Mark. When Wallace s kick railed the bucs were left with just a 14-6 Lead. The bucs came Back late in the Quarter driving 99 Yards on 1s plays and scor ing on the first play of the fourth Quarter when Robbie Noland hit pay dirt Wilh a germ any a 4-Yard run. Noland had a big Day gain ing 112 Yards on 17 carries Wallace s extra Point made it 21-6. Just 1 51 later Frank Judson scored on a 3-Yard run after a drive set up by three Scott Mooneyham passe covering 50 Yards. Judson was stopped on the try for the two Point conversion leaving the tally at 21-12. The bucs did t waste any Lime going right Back to the Collier connection. Twos ays after Judson s score Hodge hit Reg Collier for his second score in the air this one on a 51-Yard strike fora 27 12 Lead. But Greg Collier who finished Wilh 128 Yards on 11 rushes came right Back sweeping left end for 60 Yards and the score. When Wallace booted the extra Point the bucs were Home free with the 34-20 win. The bucs led by Noland and Greg Collier rolled up 299 Yards Rushing and 433 Overall. Hodge was 8 of 13 for is4 Yards passing. The bucs defense was led by defensive end Butch Richardson with 9 tackles and 7 assists and Middle line Backer John Glass with 9 tackles and 8 assists. Glass Alo played in the Back Fidd on offence gaining 48 Yards on five car Ries. I Mhari 36, Wehn Mckea 7 we Bruecken Germany Michael Brown a 6-foot, 4-Inch, 210-Pound running Back from Wuerzburg May have had the Best offensive Day to Dale in the Dodds football season. Brown scored four touchdowns by Rushing including runs of so and 64 Yards and gained 303 Yards on 18 carries to tend the Wuerzburg wolves to a 36-7 rout of the Zwy Bruecken trojans her saturday. Brown gave the wolves a 7-0 Lead in the first period on a 64-Yard Jaunt. In the second period be came Back with an 80-yarder and a 1-Yard run by Charlie Bates helped give Wuerzburg a 22-0 Lead be fore Steve Moore scored on a 3-Yard run for  the third Quarter Brown scored on runs of 4 and 33  s Brian Wagner had four Pat kicks and Stephen Mcdonald Hanover a two Point conversion after the second  coach Joe Young s trojans tactic Tommy Harsha had 14 solos and 11 assists and linebacker John Stephens 10 solos and 9 assists. Giessen overwhelms Berlin 47-8 Berlin Terry Donnell scored pair of touchdowns including an 60 Yard run and rushed far 223 Yards As he unbeaten Giessen Griffins buried the Berlin bears Here saturday 47-8 in a Ger Many a Central opener for both teams Fem in whih has not lost Are ajar season game since it began football last season scored in every Quarter that included a 20-Point fourth period and rushed for 565  Griffins took a 7-0 Lead in the first Quarter when Donnell can 45 Yards for score. Then Donnell got Loose in the second period  ij-0  Griffins made it 19-0 in the Sec Ond period As Don Skelton intercepted Shawn Steele pass and returned it 70 Yards for a  28-Yard scoring run by Reggie Mcneil in the third period upped the grif fins Lead to 27-0. Dondl ran Over the two Point conversion and finished . S Ermany a Central Berlin scored it Only to in the thirds stede passed 10 Yards to Steve Kin Zie. Brian Cooper ran Over the two Point conversion. De Bachtel made 3 of s  for Giessen. Donnell Only carried 14 times to get his 223 Yard. Several other Griffin rushed successfully. Mcneil collected133 Yards on 10 carries Fairchild had 83 on 11 Trie and Jeff Smith had 100 Yard on 6 mites. Defensively. Faint failed also a Tine Mocer and ends Thomas Volt and Heiko White led a Kea which tend the bears to just 37 Yards Rushing. What Berlin had in offence was Gener ated Only by Ste dirt passing. He connected on 10 of 25 for 137 Yard and on touchdown. But he threw three interceptions. Bad Kimnach 16, Kat Brahe 8bad Kreuz Nach Germany the a Caricati upped their record to 2-1overall and 1-0 in the Germany a ceo trial despite Paul Eubank 92-Yardtouchdown run. Eubank pulled a inv Koundry Gau opon the knights pm pry from san Pragji Lenny Leture tacked Ona eat run for an t the Bearcat Cut their deficit to 8-2when their Dubue lacked Bilbao who a trying to Pant o  Kret Tsueh untied ahead 9-8 in the second Quarter of John Boob ,15-Yard in and Ujj. Wylde i Point after. The Bearcat pushed their Lead i Dortht of ask cd tidy Houd co icon fint i the and Wye Cund again Brook auth to with 103 Yards Rath ing. From def Civ end he made 11 Karlsruhe 1 to 1-1-1 and Kim Thelt gue