European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 12, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse Saturday March 12.1988 the stars and stripes Page 25 College from Page 21 urday s semifinals where it will meet the Winner of Friday s scion Hall George town game. Stephen Thompson led Syracuse with 15 Points followed by Shikaly with 14 Points Douglas 13 and Derrick til Crnin 12, banjos the conference s leading scorer Ai 22 Point a game finished with 18,making just six of 21 shots from the Field two or nine in the second half. Shikaly had not been making free throws All season hitting just 114 of 203, 56 percent. But after missing his first three Friday he made. 10 in a Row including Sii in the last nine minutes. Thursday big Fasi Cliff Robinson scored 24 Points and i Hil Jam blk added 23 As Providence 75.62. Providence which went to the final four last sea son this year went 11- 7. The huskies who finished last in the nine icam con Ference advanced against fifth ranked and top seeded Pittsburgh. Padlak Coit univ had just enough to beat fut Lerton slate 61-56. Mini Rossum had allow his 10 Points in the second half and played a significant role after Jarvis Bas night fouled out Wilh 354 logo. Richard Morton had 28 Point for Fullerton stale which never trailed by More than six Points. The Victory was the Josih for Nevada Las vegas coach Jerry tartarian. Wayne Engelstad had 31 Points and a season High 15 rebounds for Cal Irvine which had lost three straight before Surpris ing Long Beach stale 74-9, Andre purr scored 26 Point for the fourth seeded 49m, who ended the season 17-11. Dan Conway scored a career High 2s Points As second seeded Utah state got past san Jose slate 80-73. Reid Newey added 22 Points for lie aggie 19-9. Brian Shaw and Mike Doyle seated 13 Points apiece for Santa Barbara which led most of the Way in a 56-52 Victory. New Mexico slate took a 38-35 Lead with 11 57 left to Piny before Doyle hit two straight baskets and Shaw hit three in a Row including a 3-Pointer to Cap a 13-4 run. A Ltd athletic Brigham Young tanked 17th, Hod Trou ble and on its Home court no ices against a last place team. The cougars edged Hawaii 76-74. Brigham Young nearly wound up on the sideline in an Cuba erasing manner the cougars who managed a two Point Victory Al Hawaii this season barely sur Vived on their Home court against the 4-25rainbows. A tip in by with 1 4 remaining was the difference in the game which ended after four Sliozis by Hawaii failed to drop in the final seconds. Chaiman finished with 21 Points and 12rebounds and Jim Usovitch had is Points and 13 rebounds for he cougars 25-4. Step avenged a pair of regular season losses to new Mcnico with a 74-6i Deci Sion. Chris Sandoc playing on a sore ankle scored 21 Points and l in Hardaway added20. New Mexico was hampered by the loss of starting Forward Antonio Davis who was Hurt in the first half. Wyoming slipped past san Diego stale 3-76 with u Strong second half. The cow boys 24-5, won their seventh straight game As Reggie it scored 19 oink and Ericc Ckner got 14 of his 16 in Ute final 20 minutes. Utah which never cracked the top 20, also was looking to sneak into the a Caswin a Good week. That week was Cut Short by Colorado stale As Pat Durham scored 27 Points in s 7k-68 Victory. Bis sly Montana stale losers twice to rival Montana this season got four clutch Points each from Scott Piper and Chris Conway Ond held of the grizzlies 60-54. The Bob cats who tire hosting he tournament were to take on Idaho Friday night. In the other game thursday Idaho state nipped we bar state 58-57 behind Connecticut Mutru Hiroa 00 in background helps he a Abies Bolt Porf Dunn 75-62. 17 paints by Rodney Harris whose two free throws Wilh four seconds remaining clinched the Victor -. 1su advanced against top seed Boise state. Recac metro pair Leigh Dickinson earned an inca tourney bid by beating new Jersey rival Monmouth 90-75 9s Jamie latency scored a career High 39 Points 10 in tin first half. He set a conference Loume Points Mark As flu. 23-6, won for the 1 St Lime in its last 20 games. Southland Maying on its Home court North Texas state struggled for a half then blew out Northeast Louisiana 87-70. Tony Worrell the league s player of the year scored 33point20 in the firs half and freshman Ronnie Morgan added 19asntsu, 17-12,earned its first Mcaa bid in the school s 72-Yearhistory. Recac North Alt tic and Rcd Crecli Irving scored 22 Points apiece leading Boston University to an 82-13 Victory Over Host Hartford by 22-7, faces Niagara in the championship game saturday. Juan Neal made two free throws with 17 seconds if it to Brunt a new Hamp Shire comeback As Niagara beat the wildcats 62-59. Tumis America Ai a Nylon Beach fis., Mercer Beathard Simmons 57-52, Georgia Southern took Georgia stale 71-55. Tens san Anto Nio downed Hosi Stilson 78-74 and Arkan Sas Little Kock routed Centenary 99-71. South Eutch at Balon Rouie la., Mississippi beat Alabama 6459 m overtime and Georgia romped Over Mississippi slate 6 w3. Ole miss which advanced against is nth ranked Kentucky the conference regular season Champion fought Back from a 51-43 deficit. Paclfic-10 Al Tucson Arit freshman Ryan Drew scored 25 Points All but two in the first half and tied his school record with Sii 3point shots As California eliminated South Ern Cal 75-59. Drew played for the United Stales in last year s Albert Schweitzer inter National tournament in Mannheim West Germany. The Golden bears were to Lake on no. 3 Arizona Recasner scored 24 Points As Washington handed Arizona state its ninth straight loss 96-82. Washington was to play Oregon stale. Midwestern collegiate Gerald Hayward s 26 Points led Loyo la 111., past but scr 67-59. The Ramblers Ivhon lost twice this season to duller were to play 20th-Rankcd Xavier Ohio. Detroit with a school record 22 Josse against Only Sii victories this season edged St. Louis 69-66, snapping a 27 game Road losing Streak. Marvin Owen scored 26 poems and Archie Tullos added 21 for the titans who advanced against Evansville. . Armstrong an Albert Schweitzer tournament Star in 1985. Scored a n racer High 30 Points 2 1 in Oie Lisl half a Iowa whipped Wisconsin 101-70. Arm Strong hit five 3-Pointcrs in the first Halfast Iowa 22-b, used aggressive rebound and stingy defense to build a 56-34 Vantage. Freshman Jay Edward made eight of nine a polm shots and finished with a per Sonal High of 3fi Points in Indiana s 91-35bigten Victory Over Minnesota. Michigan state handed Northwestern ilsl2ihstrajgb hns,55- 3. Usa eur dominates nordic b Hunt Johnson assistant shirts editor Kaltenbrunne. West German the army marched Over the air Force in the first Day of the All semen nordic ski championships Friday and did i with such authority thai Usa eur could stage its own drama in the revenge for a Safe Domina Tion of the All service Alpine meet ear Lier in the week Usa eur rolled up 87 Points in inc nordic sprint and relay. 27 More than the air Force. The Navy which had a on Prasun Al Pine team is not entered in the or Civ country races. The Usa eur skiers facially made up with Nail cd War pain won the men open seniors and women s 2.5-Kilomcltt races and added insult with a one tin relay finish. Usa Regii s Randy Sapp. As peeled was fastest of inc Day taking his fourth straight All services open division sprint title. The army s Jim Arsenault captured the 30-39 division sprint and Usa eur j at Dree franc lie took her third straight women s skiers Brooks Booker and Tom Waldrop salvaged some prestige for he afr form placing one two in the 40 and Over race. Wilh three winners two of them Deci Sive ones plus num. Depth the usar Kuk learn divided Talent on its two 1 a Kilnow tar relay entries. The relay squads include one from each of the four divisions each skiing a 2,5-km leg the course was tracked fur skating Only in the relay. Arsenault and Sapp raced first and last respectively for army no. 2. Fri Nett anchored army no. I. The goal was to shut Safu out of the first two uni dals. That s whal Hap also a Cal la cd a i 3 dramatic Gold medal showdown a Eiwen the two Anchor skiers Nurnberg s Itne Sapp. Arsenault fresh from the world orienteering ski championships in Finland put army no. 2 in the Lead Wilh a 13 22,id opening Lap faster than his12 34.42 sprint time on the same Cimra. Gary Southard of Berlin opened for army no. 1 with Ujj 12 54.62, Nicker than his fourth pm acc open sprint. Senior Frank Lii acc a army no 1ahead wild a i3 3v.4l Sti Otid Ify Ruu ing Mazier racer inn Morris. Army no. I s Nvcr-40 entrant Roberto Neal held the iced Wilh a Lei l?.ji, while Dar Nils Lambert skied 17 54.75fnrusareurno. 2. Sapp started his unc Lior Lap with a a minute la Eiml Rudicil behind frenetic. "1 could use a Xcvi More seconds. I need All 1 can gel to catch her said Sapp As he awaited the lag from gave it his All a 10 07.41 Anchor that came within seconds of overtaking his Friend knew i had a Chance but probably Only if Andrec fell said Sapp afterwards. Not much Chance of that with Andrec she held off Randy with a 13 12.24 an see nordic on Page 26 Arn sports television Colu of basketball bin East to Nufi Nal 7 45 . Saturday Southeastern conference Sfat final i . Sunday Kadic Quige Southeastern conf Rentt sell final 7 06 . A Lulaj Piaf la coast athletic association final,ll.-06p.d Shiri a
