European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 24, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday. November 24,18b8 the stars and stripes Page 25 Bruins Roll Over Tro ans Pasadena Calif. A Gas ton Green imbed for a cuter High 224 Yards ind tour touchdowns sat urday As Isle ranked Urcla took command Carty and rolled to a surprisingly easy 45-25 Victory Over loth naked Southern  failing to move the first time they had the Ball the free Dom bowl bound Bruins put their Crosstown rivals away by scoring on their next six possessions to take a 38-0 Lead after just 3 37 of the hint Quarter. Green who carried a school re Cord tying 39 times scored on runs of 46 and 27 Yard in tie opening period a 2-Yard sweep of right end in the second Quarter and a 1-Yardplunge in the third period. Green s four touchdown performance before a crowd of 98,370 at the rom bowl tied a school record and was the Best running Ever against the trojans. The previous est was a 212-Yard Effort by Jack Morris of Oregon in 1957.ucla, which will face either Brig Atn Young or air Force in the Freedom bowl at Anaheim stadium on dec. 30, finishes its regular sea son with a 5-2-1 Pacific it Confer ence record and a 7-3-1 Overall Mark. Southern Cal which Wilt Mee Auburn in the Florida Citrus bowl at Orlando on new year s Day is 5-3in Pac location and 7-3 Overall. The trojans finish their regular season against Noire Dame next saturday. Urcla held a 31-0 Lead Musalf Lime thanks to three ids by Green a 23-Yard Field goal by David Franey and a 39-Yard touchdown pass from Matt Ste Vens to Karl Dorrell on the final play of the  being hampered by a foot injury Early this season Green a 5-foot-Low Junior wound up the year with 1.139 Yards on 220 carries. He rushed for 100 or More Yards in each of Urcla s last six  Southern Cal moved 78 Yards and scored on a 1-Yard Rugby Ryan Knight to make it 3s-7, the Bruins weal to Yards to make it seven straight possessions on which they scored tallying on a 3-Yard touchdown pass com Stevens to Marcus  Cal scored three times in the fourth Quarter on another 1-Yard run by Knight and on touch Down passes of 1 Rand 1s from Rod Ney Peete to Randy Tanner  14 of9 passe for 190 Yards with no interceptions. Peete hit on 18 of nil 38 throws for199 Yards with one interception. Sooner top Cor huskers to win Orange bowl bid Lincoln. Neb. A tight end Keith Jackson caught a 17-Yard touch Down pass with 1 22 remaining handmade a one handed 41-Yard catch to set up Tim Lashai i 31-Yard Field goal wit six seconds led As Oklahoma Defeated Nebraska 2 m7 saturday to win the big eight championship and a third straight trip to the Orange bowl in Miami. The sooner who trailed 17-7 enter ing the final period began their comeback on a 22-Yard Field goal by la Shar with 10 39 left to make the score 17 10. However the sooner who committed three turnovers in the final 18 minutes appeared doomed to defeat when a punt by John Kroeker was downed at their own 6-Yard line with4 10 to go. Jamelle Holieway completed three of four passes for 60 Yards As the sop trs stormed the length of the Field to tie the score which was All they needed to snatch the Orange bowl bid away from Nebraska. Jackson battled rare Erbeck Briandavid for Holieway s touchdown pass at the goal. The sooner got the Ball Back at their35 with 50 seconds to to after Kroeker s 46-Yard punt and Derrick White s 5-Yard  Lhird-and-12 from the Oklahoma 37, Jackson made a sensational grab of Holieway s pass at the Nebraska 35 and ran the Ball to the 14, from where Lasha kicked his second Field goal to give the sooner their 12th Triumph in their uul16 Meel Ings with Nebraska. Oklahoma finished 10-1 Overall and 7-0 in the big eight and will play either Texas a of or Arkansas in the Orange bowl though officials said they would k invite no. 2 Penn stale if Miami loses thursday to East Carolina and ruins a 1 2 matchup in the fiesta , 9-2. Settled for a trip 10 the sugar bowl against either Ltd or Ala Bama. The Cor huskers missed out on Sec Ond place in the big eight As Colorado which beat Nebraska 20-10 last month wound up 6-1 in league play to Nebraska s 5-2. It was the first time in 10 years he Cor huskers failed to finish first or second in the big  quarterback Sieve Taylor returning from an injury threw a 25-Yard touchdown pass and directed two other scoring drives As Nebraska built a17-7 Lead at 4 12 of the third period. The Cor huskers led 10-7 at halftime on Keith Jones 2-Yard run and Dale Klein s 32-Yard Field goal. Keith Jackson ,. Setup winning Fig leu stops Nofre Dame 21-19 Baton Rouge u a fresh Man Tom Hodson threw three touchdown passes and nose guard Henry Thomas helped keep notre Dame s offence out of the end zone until the final 3 32 of the game As eighth ranked Louisiana state beat the Irish 21-19 saturday night. Two of Hodson touchdown passe were in the first Quarter a 13-Yard completion to Wendell Davis on leu first Possession and a 4-Yard toss to Rogie Magee with 49 seconds left in the  Noire Dame had closed to 14-13 on a 96-Yard Kickoff return by Tim Brown and two Field goals by John car Ney Hodson drove leu 79 Yards an completed another 4-Yard touchdown pass to tight end Brian Kanehen Midway through the fourth Quarter. Brown s Kickoff return came after leu s first score in the nationally Tele Vised game Over  quarterback Terry Andrysiak led an 80-Yard. Seven play drive for notre Dame and hit d Juan Francis co with a 14-Yard scoring pass Wilh 3 32ten in the game. Andrysiak s pass attempt for a two Point conversion was Complete to Light end Joel Williams but Williams was Ulof Bounds when he made the catch. Leu is 8-2 with a game remaining against Tulane while notre Dame is 4-6 with a season Windup next saturday against Southern California. Huskies rip Washington St. Pullman Wash. A Quarter Back Chris Chandler threw four touch Down passes including three to Bria Slater and place kicker Jeff Jaeger set an Mcaa career Field goal record saturdays i2lh-ranked Washington trampled archrival Washington stale 44-23 in Apacific-10 conference game. Tailback Vince weat Henby rushed for177 Yards a the Sun bowl bound huskies scored 27 straight Points to overturn an Early 10-7 deficit Jaeger kicked three Field goals to push Bis Bur year total to 80, one More than the Mark set last year by Urcla s Johnlee. The record breaking lock was a 27 yarder with 3 16 left in the game. Washington slate fullback Kerry por Ter scored twice late in the game. Chandler a Junior hit tight end Rod Jones with a 3-Yard scoring pass for a 7-0 Lead in the first Quarter and threw a 25-yarder to flanker Brian Slater for a 21-10 Hal Lime  in the third Quarter Chandler connected with Slater on a 37-Yard strike for a 28-10 Lead and the same Combina Tion produced a 25-Yard touchdown passin the final Quarter. Jaeger s first Field goal was a 43-yarderat6 42 in the third Quarter. I second from 26 Yards came less then three minutes later after linebacker Bruce Flenall blocked a Cou Gars punt the third came when a lat Washington drive stalled at the washing ton slate 11 Yard  Victory Cost the huskies their leading receiver senior split end Lonzel Hill Wilh a wrist injury following his third reception in the second  moved 10 8-2-1 Overall while Washington slate ended the year at3-7-1, the huskies were expecting a bid to play in the Sun bowl. Hui sop Kos american to keep if flyweight title Seoul South Korea up South Korea s Shin Hui sop retained Bis internal federation flyweight  Henry Brent of the i at a tithe i3lh round of scheduled i found Tine bout saturday. It was the first tide defense for Shin who wrested the Crown from fellow coun Tryman Chong i won in August. It washes 37th Victory against one draw and two defeats in Bis professional career. Lombard award Field Down to final 4 Houston a linebackers Corneliun Bennett of Alabama Brian bos soft. Of Oklahoma Chri. Selman of Ohio state and defensive tackle Jerome in of Miami Are the Finato for their Lombard award officials announced saturday. The finalists were chosen by a 208 rember National selection committee of College football coaches Riporti writers and sportscaster who voted on the ben1986 collegiate football linemen. Bennett and Brown Are seniors. To Worth and Spielman Are juniors. The fr-foot-4 Bennett of ,ala., was Flat team a Amanca and att a  conference pick in a Sophomore and Junior Yean. The 235 Oisund outside linebacker leads Alabam with 10 sacks six fumbles caused and � second in tackles for a loss with eight for26 Yards. The 240-Pound Bosworth of Irving Texas won All american Boonai atop Omore became a unanimous to Onfer Cnoc Choice two Yean in a Row and is an academic and big eight thu year the 6-2linebacker leads Juanoma web 120 tackles 12 Taddes for Kames and five tacks. The 6-2, 28s-Pound Brown of Brooksville Fla was a Tecott team ajl America and first team a South inde pendent. This season he has s9 tackles five sack and four tackles for loss. Fol lowing the 1985 season the defensive tackle was voted by his teammates for the plummet award which signifies out standing leadership and team Spighi. Spielman of Masson Ohio has 16$tackles to for in 1986, 88 of them Solo. The 6-2, 230oond inside linebacker was named to toe first team att Bif Tea and won honorable mention All americ honors