European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 28, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes monday september 28,1987 Ballesteros Victory clinches Ryder cup title for Europe Dublin Ohio a Sivc balls Teros of Spain won the match thai blunted u belated rally by the . Icam ind provided Europe with ils first Victory on american soil in the Ryder cup Golf Competition sunday. Ballesteros 2 and 1 decision Over american leading Money Winner cur tis strange gave the europeans an unbeatable i4v� Points with two matches left on the Muir iced Village Golf club course. The final score with each match Worth one Point was Europe 15, . 13. It marked the europeans second consecutive Victory and their first in inc United slates in the biennial matches thai began in 1927. The americans five Points behind going into sunday s final 12 single matches needed to win nine Points and almost did it. Their rally however ended on the Par-4 18th Hole of the course that american Captain Jack Nicklaus deigned Ai Muir iced Village. In the critical Early going Dan Pohl Lurry Mize and Ben Crenshaw each lost one half Point Wilh a bogey or worse on the 18th. It was enough to turn the tide. Pohl in the second match of the Day was tied Wilh Howard Clark of England going to the 18th. Bui Pohl was Short in iwo dumped his third no a Bunker and made double bogey. He lost the Hole the half Point Tor a tie and the match i Down. Misc the masters Champion was i up on Sam Torrance of Scotland going to the 18th. But he drove into rouble had to take a penalty drop and eventually made bogey. Torrance s Par-4 won the Hole and salvaged a half from a match the europeans appeared to have lost. Crenshaw let a great comeback escape him. He broke his Putter after three pulling the sixth Hole and slam Ming the Slick into the ground. Thereafter he pulled Wilh a one Iron and was 3 Down at the turn. A photo Steve bahts Cros left ind Europe team Captain Tony Jacklyn react to Ryder results. But Crenshaw won three holes in athe Back against Eamonn Row on Darcy of Ireland and was even going to the i sch Crenshaw however followed the pattern established by Pohl and  drove into the water hit his third in a Bunker and made bogey. Darey won the Hole and the match with a Par. The americans Long dominant in the most important of golfs International team matches won six of the 12 singles matches and halved three Sun Day. The american winners were Andy bean a up Over Ian Woosnam of Wales Mark Calcavecchia a up Over British open Champion Nick Faldo of England Payne Stewartl up Over Jose Maria Olazabal of Spain . Open Champ Scon Simpson 1 and 1 Over Jose Rivero of Spain Tom Kite 3and 2 Over Sandy Lyle of Scotland and Lanny Wadkins 3 and 2 Over Ken Brown of Scotland. Pea Champion Larry Nelson halved with Bernhard Langer of West Ger Many and Hal Sutton rallied for a half with Gordon Brand or. Of Scotland. Ballesttros playing in the 10thmatch of the Day holed a Bunker shot for a Birdie on the first Hole and never trailed against , a two time Winner of both he masters and British open championships held a 2-up Lead at the turn and stretched it to 3-up with an 18-fool Birdie putt on the  he bogeyed the Ullh and 13th, Ihnn go Back two ahead when strange missed the Green and bogeyed the 14th.they halved the next two holes in Par and thai was All balls micros needed to win the match and retain the  the europeans who had finished their matches swarmed around Balles Teros shaking his hand Palling him on the Back and hugging each other in Triumph. Urcla rallies to beat Arizona Pasadena. Calif. A Urcla coach Terry Donahue took to the soap boat halftime of his team s Pacific i conference opener against Arizona sat urday. He proved to be quite an inspirational orator. He talked to us about the run for the rows and How if we wanted to be in the race we had to win Light end Charles Arbuckl said after the Bruins rallied from a 17-7 halftime deficit to beat Ari Zona 34-24 in the Pac-10 opener for both learn. It was a Chew Cut 1 "1 reminded the players that they d heard that speech before Donahue said. "1 was angry Troy Aikman passed for three touch Downs and scored the game winning Don a quarterback sneak with 6 30 remaining for the 1 bin ranked Bruins. Urcla has a 3-1 Overall record and Arizona fell to 1-2. Aikman who completed 19 of 25 passes for 256 Yards without an interception scared an a i Yard sneak to snap a 24-24 tie. A 44-Yard Field goal by Alfredo Vilasco Wilh 1 59 left completed the  tailback Gasion Green led All rushers Wilh 149 Yards on a school re Cord tying 39  Bruins tied the game on a 7-Yard touchdown pass from Aikman to Mel Farr with 14 18 Lef Tarizona took a 10-0 Lead just 7 04 into the game by scoring on ils first two pos  wildcats moved is Yards in 10 play t to gel into position for a 28-Yard Field goal by Gary Caslon and got a 27-Yard touchdown pass from Bobby waiters o David Eldridge just 48 seconds  Bruins narrowed the Gap to 10-7 with 8 51 left before halftime scoring on a 17-Yard pass from Aikman to Willie Anderson to Cap an so Yard drive. Arizona responded by marching 65 Yards on 13 plays to take its 17-7 advantage. Charles Webb scored the to on a 3-Yard run on a Tourth-and-1 play. The Bruins pulled to with three Points less than live minutes into the third Quarter on a 2-Yard touchdown pass from Aikman to Arbuckle. Urcla tied the game 17-17 on a -16 Yard Field goal by Vilasco with 6 05 left in the third Quarter. Air Force overtakes csu27-19 fort Collins Colo