European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 26, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday october 26,1987 the stars and stripes Page 23 pack stuns Clenson App Tola Gaston Green 2 to. 220 Yards Clemson . A Mai Grilc and Bobby Crumpler each ran for one touchdown As North Carolina slate built a 30-0 halftime Lead and held on to upset no. 7 Clemson 30-28 saturday in an at lactic coast conference game. The tigers rallied for 28 Points in the final i 5 58 on drives of 84, 47. 80 and 81 Yards. Clemson drove to the . Slate 44 with 1 18 to co but the drive ended when Rodney Williams pass on fourth Down fell incomplete. The tigers the defending acc Cham pions faille 6-1 Overall and 3-1 in acc play after losing Tor the first time since . Stale Bent them 27-3 a year ago. The Wolf pack is 3-4 and 3-2. . State failed to get past the Clem son 45 in the second hair and tailed to get a first Down in the final period. It was a different Story in the first half however. The Wolf acc 19-Poinl underdogs dominated the first Liaf. Amassing 14 first Downs to one for the tigers and Oul gaining them on olt Csc 252 Yards to 46. The visitors wasted no Lime gelling on he scoreboard marching 50 Yards All on the ground against the nation s top defense against the run to take a 7-0 Kad on Crumpler a 15-Yard run with 10 29 left. While Clemson failed to earn a first Down until 2 17 left in the half . Stale scored All four times it had 11 i Ball in the second Quarter. Todd Vam slashed into the end tone from 1 Yard out with 9 47 left to Cap a 12-play, 48-Yard drive. Preston 1 , a freshman who look Over at quarterback after . Stale lost its first three games keyed the next drive with a 44-Yard completion id Mack Janus. Two plays later f Oag hit Chris corders Wilh a 10-Yard to pass with 5 24 left. Bryan Carter kicked a 31-Yard Field goal Wilh 2 31 remaining to make the score 24-0. The Wolf pack got its next to follow ing a Fumble by Kunh Jennings that was recovered by Clayton Henry at the Wolf pack 49. Thai so i up a 23-Yard to run by critic Wilh just five seconds to go in the firs half. Urcla blasts hurricanes whip Cincy 48-10 California Pasadena. Calif. A Gaston Green rushed for 220 Yards and two touchdowns and Dennis Price returned an interception 100 Yards saturday As eighth ranked Urcla downed California 42-18 for the Bruins 16th straight Victory oter the Golden bears. Troy Aikman accounted for Urcla s other three touchdowns Wilh second half scoring passes one of them to Green As the Bruins raised their Pacific-10 record to 4-0 and their Overall Mark to 6-1. Urcla which led Only 21-18 Early in the third Quarter before scoring the game s Una 21 Point is the Pacio s Only unbeaten team in league play. The bears fell to 0-2-1 in conference play and 15-1 Overall. Cal has t beatenuclaiincet97l. Green who carried 28 times put the Bruins ahead for Good by sprinting 79 Yards for his first touchdown Wilh 6 35 elapsed. Green also scored on a 4-Yard run Wilh 2 18 left in the first Quarter to make in 14-0 and caught a 7-Yard pass from Ai nun Wilh 9 12 left in the game to Complete the scoring. Cal narrowed the deficit to 14-3 on a 36 Yard Field goal by Robbie keen Early in the second Quarter and was threatening to make it even closer when Price  big play Wilh 2 28 left before halftime. On a fourth and a play from the Urcla 14, Cal quarterback Troy Taylor threw into the Bruins end zone. Price intercepted the Ball about 3 Yards deep swung to his right and dashed untouched Down the sideline for the touch Down. Officially Price was credited Wilh a 100-Yard return. The bears responded by moving 74 Yards on five plays scoring on a 1-Yard run by Charles Carter with 34 seconds left in the half making it 21-10. Cincinnati a Steve Walsh threw a pair of third Quarter touchdown passes and three Miami runners topped 100 Yards As the third ranked hurricanes dubbed the University of Cincinnati 48 10 saturday nigh i. Miami 5-0, scored 21 third Quarter Points if overcome a slow Start in route to its 26th consecutive regular season Victory the longest current winning Streak by a division 1-a school. Walsh hampered in the first half by a steady rain threw a 13-Yard touchdown pass to Brian Blades and a 7-Yardcr Locharles Henry on Miami s first posses Sions of the second half to deflate Cincinnati 2-5. Miami wore Down the bearcats with a relentless ground attack Melvirta Bratton rushed for 114 Yards and a touchdown. Warren Williams added 101 Yards and another score and Leonard Conley ran for 120 Yards and a pair of second half touchdowns. Cincinnati stunned Miami by scor ing on consecutive possessions to take a lp-7 second Quarter Lead Danny me Coin threw a 6-Yard touchdown pass to Roosevelt mucks and Phil Insalaco kicked a 31-Yard Field goal to put the bearcats ahead with 12 04 left in the half. Brayton then asserted himself. He led a 10-play, 68-Ynrd scoring drive by carry ing five times for 52 Yards. Williams scored from the 3-Yard line. Hoos ers defeat Michigan 14-10 bloom1ngton, ind. A Joy Ful Indiana fans rushed to the Field sat urday at memorial stadium to Cal Craic a 14-10 football Victory Over Michigan. They were trying to rip my shirt off said Indiana quarterback Dave Schnell. Who passed for one touchdown and ran for another As no. 15 Indiana Defeated no. 20 Michigan to take sole Possession of first place in the big ten conference the Victory moved Indiana to 6-1 Overall 4-0 in the conference and a half game ahead of Michigan state. Michi Gan which had lost Here Only once in its history 1959dropped to 4-3 and 2-2. The hoosiers halted Michigan on fourth Down twice in the final Quarter 10 hand to  his first loss Ever to Indiana. The Victory was the first for Indiana Over Michigan since 1967, halt ing a 1 a Faroe Tojin i Streak. It also was the first Lime in the 103 year football history of Indiana that it has beaten Ohio state and Michigan in the same season. It was a terrible performance Terri ble embarrassing said Schembs Chlor. I m disgusted with that performance. Thai s about at i have id  a quarterback sneak by Schnoll on a fourth and one play gave Indiana a firs Down at the Michigan 4. After Anthony Thompson gained one Yard Schnell scored the winning touchdown on a 3 Yard run. The score capped a 15-play, 65-Yard drive that consumed eight min utes in the third Quarter. Pete Stoyanovich s conversion kick ended the scoring with 2 38 left in the third Quarter but the hoosiers had to struggle before sending a wet Homecoming crowd of 51,240 from memorial stadium Wilh dreams of a Rose bowl trip. Syracuse crushes Colgate 52-6 Syracuse . A Don Mcpherson threw a school record four touchdown passes to wide receiver Tommy Kane saturday As ninth ranked Syracuse buried Colgate 52-fi in a game that ended a series dating Back to 1891. Syracuse notched its eighth consecutive Victory going Back to last year and improved its record this season to 7-0. In was the i4lh straight time dating Back to 1950 that Syracuse has beaten Colgate 4-4, a division i a school from nearby Hamilton . Syracuse officials decided to drop Colgate from the schedule after this year because they fell the teams were no longer competitive. That was evident saturday As Syracuse scored on its first five possessions rolled up 42 Points in the first half and went on to Register the most Points Ever scored in the Carrier dome. Mcpherson connected with Kane a Junior on touchdown passes of is 44, 42 and 43 Yards All in the first half. Mcpherson also caught a 9-Yard scoring pass from tailback Robert Drummond. Series from Page 21 seeming to sense trouble. In came Sud Denly when Baylor launched the first Pilch 403 feel into the left Field stands. The Home run created a i-5 tie a scram ble in the scats for the Ball and pandemonium inside the metro Doc. Brunansky followed Wilh a first Pilch single and Tudor was out Norton in. Wilh one out. Brunansky look second As Tim launder grounded out on a hit and run Lombardozi. The ninth place Batter lined single for his third straight hit Center fielder Willie Mcgee charged the bail and fielded it cleanly but made a weak three hop throw to the plate that allowed Bruit sky to slide under Catcher Tony Pena s tag. Herzog briefly argued the play while Lombardozi jumped for Joy Ai first base. St. Louis broke a 2-2 tie with its own version of fourth inning Thunder As Driessen doubled and Mcgee singled. Terry Pendl Clon reached on an infield hit when sinker vat late covering first base and Driessen scored. Dan Schauder relieved and Jose Oquendo hit a Sacri fice Fly. The twins who scored 13 runs on 13 hits in the fourth innings of games i and 2, wasted Lombardozzi s double this time. A walk to Omejc Smith and Mcgee s rib single made in 5-2 in the lop of the fifth. By the end of the first inning. Tudor and sinker each hid Given up More runs than they yielded in game 3. With two Ouis. Tommy Herr sent Straker s 0-2 pitch into the upper deck in right Field for his first left handed Home run of the season. The drive travelled 413 feet and gave Herr a .157 hitter in pre Vious world series his fourth hit in 20 at bats this Lime. The twins without a first inning run Ner in the previous five games came Back quickly. Gladden. The Only player to the series to hit safely in every game sliced a grounder beyond the reach of the 36-year-old Driessen at first for a triple. Tuckell got an rib single advanced on a groundnut and scored on Baylor s two out single for a 2-1 Lead. Rendition making his cond Start Ai St. Louis do Drew a one out walk in the second moved up on a grounder and came Home on Oquendo s single for a 2 2 tie. Mruck opened the twins second with a Long Fly thai right fielder Curt Ford seemed ready to catch. But Mcgee Cut in front of him and dropped the Ball for a two base error. Tudor extricated himself by picking off Hrbcek at second Lawn worked around two singles later in the inning. In the third Tudor escaped despite allowing a Ladof single to Tuckell and a walk to Brunansky. Tudor was helped when Baylor s foul pop behind the plate hit a speaker and bounced Back into play and Pena caught it for an out. Up cacti got his found hit of the game in the eighth and scored his fourth run on Inman by s grounder. The four hits is the most in a series games since Len Dykstra of the new York Meis had four in came 3 last Jear. The four runs lied a world series re Cord set by babe Ruth of the new York Yankees in 1926. The last of four pre Vious a Byers id lie the Mark Wai Reggie Jackson of the Yankees in 1977