European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 8, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday february 8,1988 the stars and stripes Page 25 21 St women v corps men Triumph by Ben Abrams stiff writer Wiesbaden a Germany i was a Day for revenge in the v corps-2lst support come Lite Clas sic All Star games Here sunday. The 21 is support come women prevailed 86-84, and the v corps men Gol even 106-97. In fridays games in Kaiser Slathern the v corps women won in a Roul 93-59 and the v corps men rallied to prevent another Roul As the 21 St come finally survived 95-93. The Linn outcome of both series was the Ideal thing for in event like this v corps sports director Jim Brown said after the game. "1 would naturally have liked to have seen v corps win both series but the standoff is a Good reason for having another try next  Karmala Ivory who had scintilla Ted All Day for the 31st, missed two free throws with 13 seconds left Logie v corps women a last ditch shot Al a Victory with a 3-Poinl play or at least n lie and an overtime however the 21st defenders Harras cd Vicki Lee into a wild pass and the game was theirs. Ivory was a thief All during the game bin especially in the second half. She pilfered the tall nine times after intermission for a total of 11, converting three consecutive times on drive ins and feeding off to her main for tour additional baskets. V corps moved to it 57-51 advantage before Ivory got her Quick hands working even quicker and the eventual victors moved into the Lead again this Lime at 63-61 on Ivory s third steal a Basket off an Ivory steal by Tracy Taylor and another Ivory shot. The game a close the rest of the Way with v corps holding its last Edge Al 80-78. Free throws by Ivory and Mia Bell lied it. Ivory popped in a 12-Footcr to make it 82-80, and baskets by Billic hams and Yvonne Davis kept v corp at Bay. Ivory paced both teams with 21 Points Harris finished with 20 and Taylor managed 19 on s-for-25 shooting. Davis added i5 to the winning cause. Glenda Bridges led v corps with 20 Points four Fhyr Basket Byingt Pointer Lee followed with 13. Vickie Shelton scored 17 and Jacqueline Spencer 13. The 21st never really was in Strong Contention in the men s game. V corps stretched a 9-4 Lead 10 22-d in the first eight minutes of play. It was Smi at intermission. Kenneth daily led All scorers with 27 Points As v corps was up around the so percent Marl with a 42 for-83 marksmanship. The 21st hit Only 41 fur w. Daily got id Point backup support hmm Kull and 15-Point Assisi dance from Eddie Jalcs. Grant Kohin win. A bomber from wherever lie got the Ball topped the 2lsl with 2i Points. Me was Only 8 for 26. Roderick Crawford chipped in with 13 Points and Rodney Morris had 12. The classic also featured a 3-Point shooting contest for the women. Anyone in the game itself was ineligible. Wiesbaden s Angela Quinn won that Competition by making three in 30 seconds. She made Only one originally but was awarded four extra seconds because Slie was interfered Ullh by a Ball being returned. She then Mode two Quick As a Flash. The men went in for slam dunking. A Wiesbaden eager Ben Laudwick also won thai contest. The decisive Factor in 1hc Dunken was crowd Appeal and Staci Lulck got a rousing Roar from the full House of Wiesbaden fans. Spang from Page 21 was Rati snapper Dan a. Lie was pm in j mostly i few in the Oiler  he said referring to sat urday s semifinal against farm twin. In which Uaiwa him team High 20 in route Lod Ujj a dam. Dan a Fri into the defensive game in the first half coming up empty in the Point category. Saber coach Robin Newell said his plan was 10 Rock and Roll pick up the Pace. We Vegol to run the Ball More. We did t have any fast break Points in the first half. We played a Good first half he said hut he was t confident with the six Point spread. A key to the first half Newell said was keeping Gricius out of his game. Their big Man Gricius gets n lot of trash Ninis. You know get the rebound and dump it  the first half we were trying to make Vincius Roll to the Hole and have our weak Side help come across for a steal Newell explained. It worked. Gnu is was forced to make awkward shots inside. And when he fell Back to attempt a fall away jumper he just managed to hit the rim. Wiesbaden though came out with some serious  he second half. Gricius and Phillip Hunt opened the half with Field goals and of Roll Reeves canned a turnaround jumper bringing the flyers to within one46-45. Michael Mccall answered for Span Dah Lent with a a foot jumper from the right of the key. Bui Gricius dropped in a Lay up and Danty ripped a Baseline jumper to hand the fliers a 44-48 Lead with 17 20 remaining. And that was All she wrote. Pick a cliche. The roof fell in. The foundation collapsed. Whatever the Case the flyers found Iheme Lvcas falling behind. Anthony hit a Baseline jumper gelling the Lead Back for the sabers and seven minutes later Wallace Northcutt made a Basket giving Spang Dahlum a 12-Poinl Lead 74-62. With 10 00 left. Coach Norman was hip to Span Dah Lem s inside Banc Slaley but could t Slop  when the flyers battled to 76-73, when Reeves hit a Baseline jumper Wuh 6 25 on the clock the feeling that the flyer Gas tanks were running dry began to , who had House and Anthony to contend with All Day. Was tiring. Danzy the play maker was hurting. With 1 44 to i Dan a came off the court massaging his upper left hamstring just above a knee  s been hurting having hamstring problems said  came Back with 1 17 left but the game was in the Book the sabers led 91 -83. About the Early second half comeback Dan a said thai that s the Way the team had to play to  finally started running and play ing As a team. In the first Hal we tried 10 play one on on he  let the air Oul of the flyers tires he said was a Saber Basket with with 5 00 to go in the game they were up by a few and we had three lips at Ball and did l gel the Basket. They sabers brought it Down and scored he  was Mccall who scored the hoop making it 80-7j."then," Daniy added in turned into a foul  fifteen of the net 8 sabers Points were earned at the Charity Stripe Mccall and Northcutt had six apiece and Anthony made  was Only a Trace of disappoint ment in Norman s voice after the game. They crashed the Board real  Middle was open. Like i said before if our defense works we do Well said  did l sound Overly excited about winning we be got five ballplayers to their three he  Only trouble he said his team had a Early in the second half when wies Baden went on a 10-2  knew my Fellers came out a Flat playing Wiesbaden s game. I called a timeout and Lold them to play our game he said they needed to bring the Ball up  thai Newell says separates Wiesbaden s Smokey denes tries to fisc Oul Spane Fahtemi s h Aluce Northcutt. Spang Dahlum from any other team. We re the quickest team in Safe. We re quicker than rams Cin he said. About the flyers in the paint break Down Newell said Gricius got a Little tired. Having to guard a Guy like Anthony who can jump outta the gym it worries you said Newell Northcutt led the sabers with 26 Points. House and Mccall had 20  Hail 16 and Dwight Eddings added 13. Reeves paced the flyers with is Points. Gricius had 17, Hunt a called m and Dorsey had 11. All Flur Namel learn Anthony s hard play earned him a spot on the All Louincy team along Wii teammates Northcutt and Mccall All three pick up army players. Oiler player chosen by tournament officials to the learn were Ham Stcin s Dexter Walker Runford Green and an Thony Mcphaul Wiesbaden s Reeves and Gricius Lakin Halh s Miller and Mildenhall s Bruce  team members other than army players will join eight of her players in a i Safe training Camp at Tilburg to Sharpen up for the air Force championship Al Carswell fab. Texas. Feb. 21-26. Safe learn selectee include Alcon Bury s James Richardson and Walter Ellison Mildenhall s Leon Carswell Ramstein s Willie Stewart and Robert Hinderman. Span Dahlem s George House. Wiesbaden s Phillip Hunt and Safe Vito s Herb  for the team Are lion Fellers of Zwic Brucken and Rami Iem s Ronald Rodgers. Rhein Man tops ram Stem for Csc women s title Wiesbaden Germany some Lough second half work Al both ends of the court by Ahcin Mam s Angela Mccullough and Eugcnia Tucker erased a a Point halftime deficit sunday and enabled the Rock Eltes to wrap up the Continental arts conference women s basketball championship with a 73-65 Victory Over the rams Cin lady  Victor nailed Down the Csc first seeding in the Safe women s championship Lour Namoni for  rams Cin will take the Csc second seed and Hahn the conference s third Slot into the Safe tourney which is scheduled to begin thursday in hell Nikon , the regular season Rhine division Champion spent most of the Middle third of the game battling Back from deficits that grew As Large As 13points a one Point in the first Hal 7 but in was t until Mccullough who topped All scorers with 21 Points and Tucker who finished within began crashing the offensive and defensive boards and convening scoring chances during inc first five minutes of the second half that the Rock Les climbed out of the Hole for  finally got things level with 14 45 to play when . Anderson who was to finish with 15 Points dropped in a 3-Poinl shot to tie the game at 41. After five Lead changes another Anderson 3-Poinler gave the champions the Lead for Good Al 56-55 with Rhein main then increased its Lead to As Many m 10points As the lady rams barrage of desperation 3 Point cars near the end fell . Which finished cond Loire Rock ctn during the regular season and would have needed to defeat Rhein main twice on sunday to win the tournament was led by Sharon Wallace s 20 Point. Kim Robinson chipped in with 1 g and Donna Nancy 10 for the losers. Rhein main s Lisa Robinson had i6pointsforthc victors