European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 1, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday november 1, 1987 the stars and stripes Page 23 Cassaday fastest in Usa eur run Baum older Germany v corps Michael Cassaday braved the mud and inc fog 10 prove he s fastest in the Usa eur Cross country championships Here saturday. Cassaday competing in the men s 30-39 division clocked a 34-minute, 22-Sccond time to outrun the entire Field of 104 competitors in the 10-kilo Mark Thompson also of v corps recorded he second Best time in 35 2s, he lopped the mar s open 29-and-under division. Following Thompson in that division was Mark Sullivan of 21st support command. Lori Canon of the 26ih support group took her third straight usar eur title. However Carson moved into the women s senior division for runners 26-32 Yean old. Proving worthy of her selection to the world class athlete program where she willbe concentrating on Marathon run Ning for the olympic tryouts Bearson triumphed with a 39 1 3 clocking. Kathleen Delgado of Vii corps took the women s open 25-and under division in 43 49. The 40-and Over men s division was won by Clint Davis of Vii corps in 37 32, while Dick Troy another v corps harrier took the new men s division for runners 46 and older in 54 14. Beu Soo Ufier Vii corps Martha Lupo won the women s 33-40 division in 50 57. Linda Lafleur of the 26th support group retained the women s 41 and above division with 53 57 on the clock. The top five men s division Overall finalists Are eligible 10 submit applications for the All army Cross country earn. Along with Cassaday Thomp son and Sullivan Daniel Owens of Vii corps and Setas Rod Dan Zine an All army member last year Are eligible. The women May Send three members to All army. Those eligible include Linda Tennent of the 21 is support come Vii corps Kathleen Delgado and 21st support come s Lindy Buck is wins 5-0 to gain Atlantic playoff berth Brussels Mike Snider s 27-Yard Field goal and a safety were enough to give is coach Lany Kelly his third Ben enor championship in six years in a defensive struggle that resulted in a 5-0raiders Victory Over shape s spartans. Snider connected with 7 23 to go inthe opening after after a Fumble recovery by Chad Mcanelly Al the shape 33 Cre ated the Opportunity. A hard tackle by tread Brennan and Bob Bishop had caused Jim Parker to lose the football. Then Snider booted he three Pointer after the is drive stalled. In the third Quarter after the raiders were stopped at the shape 1 after March ing from their own 39, the same pair Obrennan and Bishop trapped spartans of Shane Lee in Bis Awn end zone for the safety with 2 13 left. Both the raiders and the spartans finished at 5-1, but Kelly s 100th career Vic tory qualified is for the firs round of the Atlantic playoff against . Divi Sion Champion Woodbridge a 24-6 Vic Tor Over Cro tighten. Accent my Hii 13brunssum, Netherlands of cent broke Loose for 21 Points in the Sec Ond Quarter two on runs by Ricky Crosby As the Lions completed their season with Victory Over the Hahn i Hawks. Crosby scored on runs of 2 and 10 Yards and Reggie Bernard hooked up with Mike Hunter on a 56-Yard halfback pass for the other second period score As the Lions finished 5-t in Bennor action and 6-1 Overall.  Holmes kicked All four accent extra Points. Hunter tallied Bis second to for of cent on a 10-Yard pass from Quarter Back Mario Perez in the third period. Pokey Black tallied both Hahn touch Downs on runs of 4 and 2 Yards. The i Hawelu wound up 2-4 in league play and3-5 Overall Andy Smith topped Hariri s Rushing with 89 Yards on 16 tries and Black added 79 on in ctn. Accent had a healthy statistical Edge with 325 Yards Rushing and 118 passing on 3 for 5 with one intercepted. Hahn gained 190 Yard on the ground and 29 passing on3 of 7 with three picked off. For inc vision Todd Misurelli had eight tackles and three assists Mike Day six and six Billy Murphy six and three and Corky Given four and iwo. Saber rally tips Barons 32-24 Pitburg a. Germany Spang Dallero spotted Kburg a 24-7 Lead then roared Back on Travis Allen s toe and c. Boyd s feet to beat the Barons 32-24 sat urday. A packed crowd saw inc sabers claim their first Eifel a a symbolizing supremacy Between these sister bases since 1981. Spang Ahtam. Which had Tost six straight to Tilburg clinched second place in the continent sports Confer ence with an ft-1 record. The Baron Fin shed the regular season 6-3 and will visit Span Dahlem next sunday in the Csc semifinals. Dave Lockwood who coached Pitburg from 1983 to s5, came Here for the first time As Spang Dahlum coach. He looked headed for a loss when Dwayne Harp returned a a Kroft 84 Yards for a touch Down and a 24-7 Pitburg Lead in the Sec Ond Quarter. But Lockwood had the last laugh. His sabers reaching the it joins for Only the second Lime in their history scored the last 25 Points. The sabers answered Harp s Kickoff to on the next Kickoff. Ken Sneed re turned his for 83 Yards and Span Dah Lam had Cut the Gap to 24-13. That Gap closed to 24-16 in the third Quarter when Allen kicked a 28-Yard Field goal fullback Marzell Hill bowled in from the 1 to Cut Span Dahlem s deficit to 24 22 Early in the fourth Quarter. The sabers vaulted ahead 25-24 on Allen s 35-Yard Field goal with 7 10 left. Less than a minute later Boyd sped 28 Yards to pay dirt and Allen kicked the extra Point to close the scaring. Boyd finished with 209 Yard in 36 carries to take Over the Csc Rushing Lead. He has 1.134 Yards. Freddie Miller led Pitburg with 94 Yards in 14 carries. That dropped him to second in the Csc with 1,041 Yards. One other player Slit has a shot Al the Rushing title Zweibruck Ckon s Charlie Harris who takes his 937 Yards to Hahn today. Tilburg led 18-0 in the first Quarter. The Barons got rolling on Bert Chew s 9-Yard to pass to Harp who finished with three catches for 67 Yards. Byron Saeman set up the score by recovering Willie Lawson s Fumble. Miller made it 12-0 on a 34-Yard to sprint. The other half of the two play drive came on fullback Richard Specht s 28-Yard ramble. Chew then kept for a 38-Yard to be fore Span Dahlem responded in the Sec Ond Quarter on Tony Bynum a a retd toss to Lawson. Lawson amassed seven catches for 94 Yards. Spang Dahlum rushed 58 limes for 251 Yards. Bynum hit 12 of 25 passes for 165 Yards. Tilburg had 40 rushes for 270 Yards. After Miller Specht gained 90 Yards and Chew 86. Chew also completed six of in air Force football for 87 Yards but was intercepted four limes three by Gerald Williams and one by Roy Crittenden. Pitburg linebacker Dennis Husto swooped in for 16 tackles and 12 assists. Fellow Backer Earl Sedge had six solos eight assists and a Fumble recovery and safety Alvin Mack also had six solos and eight assists. In saturday s other Csc regular sea son finale Rhein main 26, Wiki Biden 24 rhe1n-main a germ and the rockets built a 26-7 Lead in the fourth Quarter then held on to finish Al 4-5, their Bell record since 1984. This was also Rhein main s first Victory Over Wiesbaden in three years. The flyers fell to 3-6. Steve Walpuff sparked inc Rockco with two key interceptions. The 5-fool-7 cornerback resumed his first steal 60 Yards for a touchdown and a 13-0 Rodn main Lead with 4 02 left in the first Quarter. Malouff look his second Pickoff 35 Yards to inc Wiesbaden 12. He fumbled and safely Butch Walkins recovered Al the flyers 8. The rockets made it count when on fourth and goal Reserve quarterback Gerald Fraylon passed 3 Yards to Wal Kins who had switched to wide  touchdown gave Rhein main a 19-7 Lead with 13 seconds left in the third Quarter. Four minutes later the rockets grabbed their 26-7 Lead. James shorty returned a punt 13 Yards 10 the Wiesbaden 19. A holding penalty pushed Back the rockets to the 29, from where fray Ion lofted a to toss to Eric Huber. Fraylon had relieved Tony Smith who opened the scoring with a 20-Yard pass to tight end Scott Wilber. Smith hit 10 of 24 passes for 137 Yards Wiesbaden s mad dash in the final eight minutes made it close. The flyers scored on a safety. Tommy Thomas 10-Yard pass to Mike Mck cover and Thom As Pat pass to . Jackson and Thom As 76-Yard Hail Mary to Ryan Gate. Thai last touchdown came with 21 seconds left and Rhein main ran out the clock.kin1 in main rushed 40 times for 74 Yards. Larry Prince gained 70 Yards in 17 carries. Wiesbaden which lost All four of its Fumble. Picked up 104 Yards in 45 rushes. Gales carried 27 times for 108 Yards to finish the season with 876. Starting quarterback Kenny Brown Hil four of 11 passes for 62 Yards and four interceptions. Thomas seeing his first action since week 1, completed five of 14 for 138. End Chester Jones led Rhein main s defense with seven tackles. Linebacker on Grigson cornerback Roger Harris and Walkins had six each. Blank Kats for 3rd straight Crown g1essen, Germany the Giessen Griffins produced their fifth straight shutout saturday a 21-0 blinking of bad or Cugnach to Clinch their third straight Germany a Central championship the Griffins Pul the Breaks on every Bearcat move 42 Yards on inc ground 26 in the air and two first Downs. Giessen s offence crunched Oul 425 Yards on the ground As the Griffins boosted their record to 6-1 Over All and 5-0 in the league. By dropped to 2-5,2-3. The Griffini wasted Little Lime asserting themselves. Calvin Peterson returned the opening Kickoff 60 Yard Germany a Centra 1 to the 13. Peterson a senior quarterback immediately fired a 13-Yard touchdown pass to Chris Williams. Eddie Nachlel s first of three Pat kicks made in 7-0. Giessen s Lead increased to 14-0 in the first Quarter on Terry Donnell in Yard run. The Griffins drove 45 Yard in three plays with Jeff Smith s 25-Yard carry and Alton Mcneil s a yarder setting up Donnell s to. Donnell Hil pay Din again in the second Quarter. His 20-Yard scamper capped a 6 a Yard. Six play March. Giessen s final touchdown came on Smith s 3-Yard burst in the third Quarter. The seven play drive Cov ered 81 Yards with Donnell sparking it with a 25-Yard  led All rushers Wilh 135 Yards in nine car Ries. Smith carried 12 limes for 129 Yards and Peterson five for 5 5. Faliu 20, Karlsruhe 14 of Karlsruhe Germany Morris Hagins opened Fulda s overtime Possession with a 10-Yard touchdown Soo a Central on Page 25