European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 20, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday. November 20,1988 the stars and stripes Page 21 notre Dame whips Perm state by he associated press South Bend ind. Tony Rice completed the longest pass play of his career for one touchdown and rushed for another leading no. 1 Noire Dame to a 21 3 Victory saturday Over he firs Penn slate icam in 50years to have a losing season the toss dropped Penn sink a 5-4 and gave coach Joe Patimo his tilt losing record in 23 seasons with the Kittany Lions. While Penn state s season is Over the Irish take their undefeated record into a showdown next sat urday against no. 2 Southern Cal in a game that could go a Long Way toward determining a National Champi on. Notre Dame will meet no. 4 West Virginia in theft cola bowl on Jan. 2 in to pc Ariz Noire Dame 10-0, won despite two interceptions and alost Fumble in Penn state territory and penalties thai Cost the Irish a Dand set up Penn stale s Only score Penn stale quarterback Lance Lonergan completed Only 3 of 16 passes Tor 39 Yards and Trie Lions were held to 105 Yards Rushing. Rice completed 10 passes for 191 Yards and carried is times for 84 Yards. He rushed 2 Yards for a touchdown on notre Dame s first Possession an 87-Yard drive thai gave the Irish the Lead for Good at s 12 or the first Quarter. College football Rice then Ted a 60-Yard scoring drive in five plays capped by a 22-Yard Rushing touchdown by Mark Green. In other Early games Michigan 34, Ohio St 31 Columbus Ohio John Kolesar resumed a Kickoff 59 Yards to set up his own 41-Yard touchdown reception with 1 37 to play and Mark Spencer s interception ended a final Ohio state threat giving no. 12michigan a big ten conference Victory. Michigan 8-2-1 Overall and 7-0-1 in the big ten led 20-0 at the half then watched As Ohio state 46-1 and 2-5-1, scored the next 24 Points. Ohio slate scored units first five possessions of he second half. The Victory clinched Michigan s 12th outright bitten title. The wolverines earned a berth in the Rose Bow with a 38-9 Victory Over Illinois last week. After Ohio state look a 24-20 Lead on Pat o mor Row s 21-Yard Field goal with b 30 left Michigan drove 80 Yards with Leroy Hoard who had 158 Yards on 23 carries scoring on an 8-Yard run with 4 20 left. Mike Gillette s extra Point kick made in 27-24 Michigan. But six plays after the next Kickoff. Ohio stale full Back Bill Matlock scored his second touchdown of  16-Yard run to give Ohio stalea3i-27 Lead. To Lesoir a senior wide receiver then look the Kickoff 59 Yards to the Buckeye 41. Fleran incompletion quarterback Demetrius Brown rolled left and threw deep to the left Comer of the end zone where a leaping Kolesar beat safely David Brown for the Ball. The 41-Yard pass play came with 1 37 left and closed inc scoring. Ohio stale look Over at its own 29 and drove to a Sccond-and-2 at the Michigan 39 with 29 seconds  slate quarterback Greg Frey who had completed 10 of is second half passes for 152 Yards threw Over the Middle and the pass was intercepted by linebacker Spencer to end the threat. Michigan St. 36, Wisconsin 0 East Lanzinot Mich. Michigan state nailed Down a Gator bowl bid As John Langeloh kicked a school record five Field goals and Blake Ezor ran for three touchdowns in the spartans 36-0 big ten win Over mistake riddled Wisconsin the spartans who will play Georgia on Jan. I extended their winning Streak to six games after going wingless i their first five to finish 6-4-1 Overall and 6-1-1 in the conference. The badgers finished i-10 and 1-7. Wisconsin turned the Ball Over six times tossing three interceptions and losing thru of five fumbles. Michigan state converted four of those mistakes into scores. Army s Mark Thorson winds of with a handful of shoe while dipping up Marcus Cherry of Boston College lit Dublin saturday. By romps past army in Dublin Rybuck Fox Steff Whitcr Dublin Ireland Irish football fans look Lime out from celebrating a thou Sand years to celebrate Boston College s38-24lriun . An Irish dominated and do leaning crowd of 42,525 packed Lansdowne Road stadium to see the eagles snap the cadets six game winning Streak. Boston College stands 3-7, army 8-2. "1 was Happy to Sec this kind of crowd said by coach Jack Bicknell. Good thing they saw a Good game not Crummy game. They saw two teams that went after each  fullback de Toner set the tone for this first Day Sion i a game played in Europe by barging for three touchdowns. The Junior from Swampscott mass.,assured a Happy Day for a City celebrating its i of ply anniversary. Most of the fans were Irish cheering their historical ties to Boston. About 10,000 fans were americans mostly by fans but some army troops who flew in from the United slates or Germany. Toner s Trey offset an army attack thai see do on Page 23 h Ben Aura is prep sports editor Heidelberg West Germany Eric a Cir threw a 40-Yard touchdown Pas to Troy Winningham on Heidelberg s first play from scrimmage and the Lions went on to take a hard earned is-6 verdict from the War Burg wolves in the big schools championship playoff football game Here saturday. The Lions got another touchdown two possessions later and the game Matching the two top teams from the Ger Many aaa conference look on All aspects of a rout. However before they could claim their third Post season championship the charges of Floyd Leighton big schools championship had to turn in their Best defensive game of the year to Send the wolves Down to their fifth defeat in five playoff title games. ,. We had to make several key defensive changes today to Stop their Power running game Leighton said following the Triumph. Their line is so big and we had to take their blocking away from hem. I think we did a pretty Good Job out there. " the two teams advanced to the finals by virtue of semifinal victories Over Germany a representatives Burg 18-6 last week. Aaa Champion Heidelberg Defeated Aarun Nerup Nilon Borg 20-j and aaa run Crup Wurzburg prevailed Over a Champion Mannheim 14-6, Heidel Berg nipped Wurzburg 22-14 in their regular season confrontation. The Victory which finally was assured on winning Ham s 22-Yard run with two minutes remaining in the game gave Heidelberg a 9-0-0 record its first perfect Campaign since 1970, Wurzburg finished 1988 play with a7-2 record. ,.---. Heidelberg kicked off but a Ornburg s Lloyd Dennis fumbled on. The second play and Darin Sagapolu pounced on in on the wolves 40. Win Inghran Lin sea Heidelberg pm Paga 23