European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 24, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Michigan wins 31 -6 Ann Arbor. Mich a full Back Leroy Hoard had two 54-Yard touchdown runs and another of 2 Yards in leading Michigan to a 31-6 Victory Over Indiana in heir big ten showdown saturday. The Victory left the 20lh-ranked wolverines in first place in the big ten with a 3-0-1 conference record and 4-2-1 Overall. Previously unbeaten Indiana. Ranked no. 14, fell to 3-1-0 in the big ten and 5-1-1 Overall. Hoard who had gained Only 173 Yards on 45 carries going into saturday s game picked up 128 Yards on seven carries including his first 54-Yard scoring run on the game s fourth play from scrimmage. Indiana s scores came on Field goals of 53 and 45 Yards by Pete Stoyanovich in the first half making the half time score 7-6.the wolverines scored on their first three possessions of the second Hal White limiting the hoosiers to three snaps and a punt on each of their first four possessions of Fth third Quarter. The wolverines during the Pivotal third Quarter go a 25-Yard Field goal by Mike Gill Lle scored touchdowns on a46-Yard pass from split end Greg my Munry to flanker Chris Galloway and on a 2-Yard run by Hoard to take a 24-6 Lead. Hoard closed out the scoring in the final period with his second 54-Yardtouchdown run. It was Michigan s 22nd consecutive Homecoming Victory. Monday october 24, 19b8 the stars and stripes Page 23 hurricanes rout Cincinnati 57-3 Miami s Steve Walsh. 286 Yards 5 to passes Miami a Steve Walsh threw for 286 Yards and five touchdowns saturday to help fourth ranked Miami Bounce Back from last week s loss at notre Dame and Pound Cincinnati 57-3. Walsh threw scoring passes to five different receivers and tied the school record for touchdown throws in a game set by Bernic Kosar in 1984, also against Cincinnati. Walsh completed six of his first seven passes to six. Different receivers for 125 Yards and three scores a Miami built a 24-0 first Quarter Lead. He finished with 19 completions in 23 attempts with no interceptions. The Junior quarterback now has 19 to passes including 13 in the past three games. The hurricanes whose 31-30 loss to notre Dame knocked them out of the no. I spot and ended a 36-Samc, regu Lar season winning Streak improved to 5-1. Cincinnati lost its fourth straight and fell to 2-5. In the first 23 minutes Walsh threw scoring passes of 4 Yards to Randy be Thel 13 to Rob Chudzinski 44 to Dale Dawkins and 17 to Andre Brown. He added a 4-Yard touchdown pass to ran dal Hill with 11 47 left in the game. Bethel also caught a 23-Yard scoring pass from Craig Erickson. Shannon Crowell scored Miami s other touch Down on an 8-Yard run. Carlos Huerta kicked Field goals of 23 and 27 Yards. The Miami defense scored in the third Quarter when com crack Bubba Mcdowell tackled Terry Strong at tempting a sweep one Yard deep in the end zone. The safety came one play after a Tim Kalal punt was downed at the 3. Cincinnati s Only Points came on Phil Insalaco s 47-Yard Field goal As time ran out in the first half. The kick barely looped Over the crossbar after hitting it and bouncing 10 feet High. The Field goal which made the score 34-3, capped the bearcats Best drive of the Day from their 44 to the Miami 30. Cincinnati was unable to penetrate into Miami territory in the second half. The hurricanes have allowed no touchdowns in four of their sin games. The Host team a 46-Point favorite broke the game open when the bearcats lost three fumbles in their own territory in a Span of 1 41 late in the first Quarter. Quarterback Glenn Farkas bobbled a snap at the 15, Bill Davis fumbled after a pass reception at the 44 and Slayden Humphrey muffed a Kickoff return atthe 15. Miami converted the turnovers into 17 Quick Points and a 27-0 Lead. The defeat was the bearcats worst since a 60-0 loss to Auburn in 1984. Sooner nip Colorado 17-14 Boulder Colo. A Eric Mitchel and Charles Thompson ran for 21 and 17 Yards respectively on third Down plays to set up . Lashar s 22 Yard Field goal with 8 15 left lifting eighth ranked Oklahoma to a 17-14 big eight Victory Over stubborn Colorado saturday night. The sooner 6-1 Overall and 3-0 in the conference extended their winning Streak to 12 games Over the buffaloes who fell to 5-2 and 1-2. Lashar s game winning kick was the first successful Field goal of the season for Oklahoma which had attempted Only a 66-yarder previously. Following a 14-14 tic at halftime Thompson starting his second straight game at quarterback in place of the injured Jamello Holiway took the soon cars 71 Yards in 14 plays for the go ahead score. On third and seven from the Oklahoma 27-Yard line Mitchel bolted 21 Yards up the Middle. On third and eight from the Colorado 39, Thompson made a nifty move outside and scampered 17 Yards. The drive stalled at the Colorado 5, and Lashar then converted. The buffaloes who Ted 14-7 in the first half had two scoring chances in the second half. Helped by a successful fake punt play the bulls reached the Oklahoma 24, but quarterback Sal Agnesc made an errant pit Choul to Eric Bieniemy an sooner defensive Back Jerry Parks recovered. The sooner appeared to be running out the clock when with 2 17 left full Back Leon Perry fumbled and Colorado s Bruce Young recovered near  a 19-Yard run by Bieniemy was Nulli fied by a holding penalty and a Sac took the buffaloes out of realistic Field goal Range. Ken Culbertson s 62-Yard at tempt with 29 seconds left was wide. Nebraska sets Mcaa Mark with win Manhattan Kan. A Tyresse Knox scored four touchdowns saturday As no. S Nebraska rolled past Kansas state 48-3 and set an Mcaa record wit hits 27th consecutive winning season. Nebraska 7-1, and without a losing Campaign since 1961, took Possession Orthe division i a record it had shared with Alabama and Penn state. Knox scored on runs of 2,6, 2, and 26 Yards As the huskers dropped it state to 0-7 with its 21st consecutive Victory Over the wildcats. Penn stale first established the major College Mark of 26 straight winning years from 1939 through 1964 and Alabama matched it from 1958 through 1983. Nebraska s 27 straight winners were accomplished under Only two head coaches Bob Devancy 1962-72, and Tom of bomb who s had the Job since 1973. Kansas state wingless in its last 23 games fell to 0-7 and 0-3. Nebraska look charge Midway in the second Quarter and held a 34-3 half Lime advantage. Knox s fourth touchdown a26-Yard Romp came with 47 seconds left in the third Quarter. Nebraska s Ken Clark rushed for 225 Yards on 20 carries including 161 in the first half and became the first Nebraska running Back since Mike Rozier in 1983 to Rush for More than 200 Yards in two consecutive games. Kansas state Sophomore quarterback Carl Straw moved up to 10th place in season passing in the wildcats record Book by. Throwing for 137 Yards on 14completions in 34 attempts with two in  wildcats Lone score came on Mark Porter s 61-Yard Field goal in the first Quarter setting Kansas slate record. Oregon upsets Washington on Obee to Eugene Ore. A Terry Obee scored on a five Yard end around play on fourth Down with 1 40 left in the game saturday to give Oregon a 17- 4 Pacific 10 conference Victory Over 17th-Rankd Washington. Oregon 3-1 in the Pac-10 and 6-1overall, drove 55 Yards in 10 plays for the winning touchdown after washing ton had taken its first Lead with 7 04 remaining in the game. The huskies 1-3 in the conference and 4-3 for the season took advantage of a blocked Field goal attempt by Dana Hall to drive 43 Yards for the go ahead score. Quarterback Gary Conklin who struggled most of the afternoon put the huskies on top with a 3-Yard touchdown run. But a Short Pickol gave the ducks the Ball on their own 45-Yard Tine to set up the winning drive. A 26-Yard pass from Bill Musgrave to Obee alter husky defender Art Malone fell Down moved the Ball to the 14. Musgrave also had a 13-Yard run Lothe 5 to set up the winning score. On fourth and one. Musgrave faked to Tail Back Russell Lawson then gave the ballot Obee who raced untouched around left end for  before a re Cord Oregon crowd of 45,978. Hart a Dyke mis big 8 record in win. Oklahoma of. Downs Missouri Stillwater okla. A Hart Lee Dykes caught two touchdown passes and became the big eight s career receiving yardage Leader As no. 15 Oklahoma stale beat Missouri 49-21 saturday. Tailback Barry Sanders the nation s leading rusher ran for 154 Yards and two touchdowns As the cowboys improved to 5-1 Overall and 2-1 in the conference Missouri dropped to 2-4-1 and 1-2. Dykes caught a 32-Yard scoring pass in the second Quarter to move ahead of for Mer Nebraska Star Johnny Rodgers on inc conference s career yardage list. Rodgers had 2.479 Yards and Dykes has 2,575 after catching five passes for 135 Yards. The 6-foot-4 split end added a 62-Yard touchdown pass that capped Oklahoma state s 20-Point third Quarter. He caught Mike Gundy s pass at the Missouri 40 and then outran three defenders to the end zone