European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 18, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday september 18, 1988 the stars and stripes Page 25 Brazil defeats canadians in Cage opener Seoul South Korea a with Oscar Schmidt leading the Way As usual with 36 Points Brazil breezed past Canada 125-109 in a first round olympic men s basketball game sat urday bul attention focused on the much awaited game with the United states. It was Schmidt who scored 46 Points 35 in inc second hair in Brazil s shocking Victory Over inc us team in uie 1987 pan american games. The , team still has to wait awhile to try to alone for the pan am loss however. Coach John Thompson s team opens sunday against Spain 1988 olympics then goes against Canada on tuesday before get Ting its Chance against Schmidt and his High Fly ing teammates. The . Women Musl Wail until monday meeting Czechoslovakia in their first game. Schmidt was t As much fabulous As he was mechanical against Canada scoring 17 Points in the first half and 19 in the second. Marcel Souza added 30, including Back to Back 3-Poinlers that put an end to a second half Canada rally. Gerson Villalino scored 28, Schmidt said he expects to see a very very physical . Team. I heard from every newspaper that the coach is a defense coach and they use All defense play ers he said. If we play the . Moving the Ball and everything we cannot win never against  in saturday s Only other men s game China beat Egypt 98-84, spam Dahlem surges past Lindsey 34-16 am sports television olympics men s gymnastics boxing basketball weightlifting 2 . Sunday various coverage 10 . Sunday men s diving men s basketball boxing women s volleyball rowing swimming 1 30 . Monday baseball 6 30 .  football Denver Broncos Al Kansas City chiefs 10 .  Bis Bill new York Yankees at Boston red sox 7 .  football los Angeles raiders to los Angeles runs 10 pin. Sunday. Bubuc Syfox staff Miter Wiesbaden West Germany c. Who see this Span Dahlem Over Lindsey 14-16 saturday. We won without Boyd a woman cheered  s fan bus after her sabers boosted their record to 3-1 in Safe s Continental sports Confer ence maybe the sabers and their coach Dave Lockwood. Were equally thrilled about winning but Lockwood was t talking. He would t allow his players to com ment either because of recent newspaper coverage of his kicking c. Boyd off the team. Saturday s 1 a Point Triumph marked Span Dahlem s biggest spread since Lockwood bounced Boyd before the season. Without the Csc 1987 Rushing Champi on the sabers had sputtered offensively. This time they rushed 56 times for 207 Yards. The sabers spread the wealth. Quarterback Tony Bynum scrambled 11 times for 57 Yards and a touch Down. Fullback Marcel Hill barged 11 times for 49 Yards and a to. Tailback Eric Hannah dashed 19 times for 49 Yards and a score Span Dahlum used other weapons to overcome the flyers who Ted 16-13 Early in the fourth Quarter before falling to 1-3.the sabers had George Fayson a punier who made someone in the press Box Call him Reggie Robey. Fay son boomed seven punts for an average of 38. J. Take away his two poor punts and his average rockets to 42.8. The sabers had Alfred Pope a cornerback who snatched three interceptions. He returned his second one 37 Yards to the Lindsey 5, Selling up Hannah s 4 Yard to that gave Spang a 27-16 Lead with a minute left moments later. Pope returned his third interception 70 Yards for his own touchdown. Pope a Buffalo native roamed the turf for six Solo tackles and three  sabers had linebacker Oren Hal Augustine who had eight Solo tackles and safely Roy critic Ndon. Who had seven. They also had defensive end Ricky Hunt whose three sacks led a Spang defense that reached the quarterback eight  quarterback was Kip Brown the frequent flyer who escaped the sabers enough to gain so Yards in 27  goes 5-foot-7 and 165 pounds. He also goes Between defenders fast. Like when he sped 20 Yards around left end to set up tailback Greg Sarge no s 7 Yard touchdown. And like when Brown eluded Spang s Rush Lon enough to toss a 28-Yard Rainbow to split end Maurice Mays who caught it Over his shoulder in the end  touchdown capped a 15-play, 93-Yard Marathon and gave Lindsey a 13-7 Lead with b 00 left in the first  the flyers were fated. Two minutes later Tail air Force football Back Michael Bent suffered an ankle injury on aunt return. His 36 Yards in five carries were earned Oil in a Stretcher. Sargent was already loss with a Hurt Back. Ryan gales this year s Csc Rushing Leader did t suit up because of a bad knee. Neither did Fred Seward another injured flyer runner. We re the a Luckiest team lamented coach Gary Covington whose flyers opened with such euphoria when they shocked Pitburg 27-7 list month. "1 Guaran tee if Ryan Gates had t gone Down in the third Quarter of the Wei Bruckn game we d be 4-0." Span Dahlem tied it 13-13 Early in the third Quarter. Ellis Collins blocked Randy Foster s punt to give the sabers Possession at the Lindsey 17. Three plays later Bynum kept up the Middle for a 6-Yard to. Foster who countered Fay Srun with four punts for a 39.8 average gave Lindsey its Imal Lead. 16-13, with a 27-Yard Field goal. Thai s when Spang s defense took Over Collins Tumble recovery set up Bynum s 27-Yard to pass to John Williams for a 2ft-16 Saber Lead. Then Pope popped in with his interceptions. The sabers message was this they re playoff bound even without c. Boyd. In saturday s other Csc game Strbich 26, 7 Sembach a West Germany de Jones passed for two touchdowns in inc tigers Victory Over the wolfhounds. Sembach stands 2-1, so Sterberg 0-3. Jones a fourth year Sembach quarterback gave the tigers a 6-0 Lead when he hit Tony  with a 27-Yard touchdown. The play followed a poor punt that gave Sembach Possession at the soc Lerberg 27. The wolfhounds rebounded Tor a 7-6 Lead by the end of Floc first Quarter. To. Payne scored from me i and Hurt Cox clicked on inc extra Point. The tigers roared Back Wilh 1j Points in the second Quarter. Victor Marion ran 5 Yards Tor a touchdown and Jones fired a 24-Yard to to Gary Crevice for a 19 7 Sembach Lead. The tigers last touchdown came on Marion s 13 Yard burst in the fourth quark a Greg Smith s second Pat kick provided inc final Point. Sembach rushed for 139 Yards Wilh Arnell Cradle leading the Way Wilh 55 Yards in three cams. Marion rushed 10 times for 45 Yards. Jones completed eight of 21 passes for 109 Yards. Soc Lerberg a a Tony Johnson hit 7 of 16 passes for 52 Yards. The wolfhounds were held to minus 7 Yards in 42 tries. Nurnberg from Page �3 in uie first Quarter. Tim Barnes Pat made it 7-0. That was All the scoring until Winfield hit Kenny Woolen with the 32-Yardcr with 10 minutes left in the game. The failed kick left the score at 13-0, shape answered with Jimmy Parker s 25-Yard to run Wilh 8 35 left. Parker was the game s leading rusher Wilh 93 Yards in 15 carries Mannheim 24, Bank Holder 0 Baum older West Germany Corey Jenkins got the Bison off on the right fool by returning a Baum older punt 70 Yards for a first Quarter touch Down and they added a to in each of the final periods to win going away. Pete Mcdowell and Darryl Bell both scored on 1-Yard plunges and Dominique Vasser wrapped up the scoring Wilh a 30 Yard sweep with a minute left in the game. The Bison chalked up 275 Yards on the ground. Baum older managed Only 60, but the bucs Rick Smith completed 10 of 15 passes for 95 Yards. Linebackers Leon Hile and Kevyn Perez sparkled on defense for the Bison each registering seven Solo tackles. Hite also had a key interception late in the game to Stem a Baum older threat. Linebacker Chuck Marshall also had seven tackles to Lead uie bucs on defense. Bud or eunuch 20, Tunberg 14 Bamberg. West Germany Shawna nor ran for two touchdowns including a 7-Yard run plus a 2-Point conversion in the fourth Quarter to Lead the Beai Tats to Vic tory. Bamburg s Clarence Robinson took the opening kickott55 Yards to set up his 12 Yard touchdown run. John Turner s kick made it 7-0. Abner s 58-Yard run sliced Bamburg s Lead to 7-6. Bad or Cugnach took a 12-7 Lead on Jason Palmer s 4-Yard quarterback sneak. The Barons took their tast Lead Al 14-12 on Mark Dobbin s 20-Yard scoring pass lob Ian shoates. Abner won it in the fourth period with his run and conversion. Pitch 34, Munich 7 Stuttgart West Germany Jason Burris passed for two touchdowns and ran for another to Lead the panthers to their surprisingly easy win Over the Mustangs. Munich grabbed an Early 7-0 Lead on Mark Leonard s 63-Yard to pass to Stow Purser and Andy Reardon s Pat kick before Patch got in gear. Burritt hit Brian Anderson on a 6-Jrard pass to make it 7-6 late in the first  Allen missed on that conversion Lack but be connected on his next four. The panthers moved ahead to stay on Burrin s 44-Yand scoring toss to and Wilson Midway through the second period and Burritt got his running touch Down on a 2-Yard plunge Midway through the third Quarter. Shannon Holt and Trike Adams scored on 11 and 9-Yard runs respectively in the fourth period. Halm 44, Bonn 14 Hahn a. West Germany Alvin Johnson sparked a 20-Point first Quarter with two touchdown runs from 28and 90 Yards As the i Hawks soared past the Bonn crusaders. Johnson scored Wilh 9 52 showing in the first Quarter to break the ice. Eri Cheatham followed by hitting Eric Puls with a 34-Yard reception. Then Johnson took a dive option 90 Yards. Harold Black made 2 of 3 extra Point attempts. The i Hawks continued the assault in the second period Shawn Loyd scored from the 3 and Antwyon Smith who had two touch Downs returned a pull 65 Yards to up the Lead to 32-0 Al the  s second score came with 4 58 to go in the third on a 70-Yard  put Points on the Board Lale in the third with a 17-Yard pass from Scott Smayda to Terry Ortiz and followed Wilh a fourth Quarter 11-Yard pass from Smay Dato Brady schlckcrfora3b-l4score. Johnson paced inc i Hawks 370 Yard Rushing game with 128 Yards on four carries. Bltrmrr36, a West Ger Many tyke mix galloped for 126yards and iwo touchdowns to Pace the Barons to their Romp Over the raiders. Mix a senior tailback capped the Barons first drive Wilh an 11-Yard  boosted its Lead to 14-0 in the first Quarter when Keith warily score from the 9. Mix lacked on a two Point run. Then Pitburg s special teams and de sense took control. Erik slopes blocked a punt and his brother Derek recovered in the end tone for a 20-0 Lead. The Barons pushed ahead 28-0 before halftime when Erik slopes blocked Trevor Wilson s pass and Reggie Willis Rel Medhis if perception 35 Yards for a touchdown. Bil burgs final touchdown came in the third Quarter. Mix dived in from the 2