European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 03, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday. June 3, 1989 the stars and stripes Page 25 Safe football clinics Deberry Back to coach 89 a cons my i. To w by Bucky Fox staff writer Ramstein a. West Germany air Force Academy football coach Fisher do Berry knows about close. Like him his 1988 Falcons lost to san Diego state by 3 Points. To Wyoming by 3 Points. To Hawaii by 5. Like How do Berry nearly left the Academy after a five year record of 40-21a 1988 record of 5 7and almost took the head coaching Job at South Carolina. We agonized Over it Deberry admitted thursday during the Safe football clinics. Deberry did t go. He s looking Forward to reversing the Falcons five game losing Streak that ended their 88 season. He says things like we re very committed to the Academy and winning is important especially at the Academy. There s no place for second place in  yet. When Joe Morrison died the night of feb. 5 of a heart attack. South Carolina was out of a head coach. The gamecocks approached de Berry and he considered  move to South Carolina was tempting. De Berry was born in Cheraw. . His son Joe will be a Sophomore first baseman next baseball season at Clemson another College in the state. It would pc been very easy with him at Clem son. And i m from South  said Deberry. But i had made a commitment to our players. I did t think it was the proper  the death of Morrison was another dark Cloud in South Carolina s storm. The gamecocks were rocked by a sports illustrated Story last fall that revealed steroid use on the football team. Since then two former Carolina assistant coaches Jim Wash urn and Keith Kiphart pleaded guilty to one Misdemeanour count each of importing Ster oids into the state. On thursday another exas Distant Tom Kurucz pleaded guilty to a felony charge of lying to a Federal grand jury when he denied knowing coaches gave steroids to players. Tough times for a South Carolina team that went 8-4 last season. Deberry sounded confident he could be scrubbed the gamecocks. It s a Good school that wants to have a Fine  Deberry said. I m certainly impressed with their  South Carolina eventually filled Morrison s void with Sparky Woods. The connection is appalachian state where Woods was head coach and where Del Terry was an assistant in the 1970s, Deberry said North Carolina approached him the year before during its search for a head coach. He rejected the tar heels. Now he s a 50-year-old coach Happy he s still with the Colorado Springs school. I like the  said do Berry we re not going to beat Texas. Oklahoma and Urcla in recruiting but we must play that  he notes that of air Force s seven losses in 1988. Five came against bowl teams Wyoming. Notre Dame army Brigham Young and 1 exas he  were close last  said Deberry. Now we want a Little bit More. We wore to shirts inspiring training that said. It Lake just a Little bit More to make a Champion " who s Back quarterback dec Dowis will be senior. So will halfback Greg Johnson offensive tackle Scott Hollis or tight end Trent Van  tackle Dan Mullins linebacker handle Glancy and cornerback Eric Faison. Those were the players do Berry mentioned As keys to air Force s 1989 Takeoff. Faison is a for Mer shape High school player As is free safely Mario Mathis. Another cd Dodds Grid Der play ing for Deberry is Ron George a Strong safety out of Heidelberg he s a very talented  Deberry said of George. Each Day he got better and better in the Spring. He won t Start initially but hell be a Good player once he  do Berry laments the Falcons seven away games of 1988 and next season. He docs like their 1989scheduling of three games on National television against Wyoming notre Dame and Hawaii. The coach figures the top five teams in the country will be notre Dame Auburn. Miami. Leu and  he did t leave for South Carolina. De Berry can get ready for two of them notre Dame and Wyoming again. Fisher Deberry. 40-21 record at air Force Garter spots the football in acc games Ramstein a West Germany the next time your favorite football team Falls inches Short of a first Down remember George Carter. Carter is a line judge for the Atlantic coast con Ference. One of his jobs is spotting the football. As he said after thursday s session of the Safe football clinics finding the spot is not an exact science. Anyone who says he makes the perfect spot after losing track of the Ball is not being truthful said Carter. Sometimes you do spot it perfectly but when the quarterback tucks the Ball and dives into the line it s difficult. You go to the pile and Fine tune your position As you get there to make the spot. But you can actually lose track of the  Carter an acc official since 1982, professes to no spot problems last season. He did t even hear it from such loud coaches As Georgia tech s Bobby Ross. As Long As you communicate with them you get along Fine said Carter. You have to understand that there s a lot of pressure on  More pressure than on the refs officiating is my Hobby. Football is Fisher s livelihood said Carter referring to Fisher do Licary. The air Force coach also teaching at these clinics. But is the pressure different no. We re very carefully watched by the conference and if you make a mis take you la be  Carter officiated seven games in 1988. Since he s a graduate of Wake Forest and an administrator at Clemson he can t Call games involving the Demon deacons or the tigers. His toughest Calls the judgement  he said meaning pass interference roughing the passer roughing the kicker. I be had some Tough Calls but no Long lasting repercussions or been suspended for a game said Carter who gels $350 a game plus $75 per diem and travel reimbursement. Aside from that Money Why officiate"1 like the game of football said Carter. I like working with Young people. I want the game to run smoothly so i m willing to Lake the verbal abuse from fans to be involved. I expect the fans to be very partisan and very unknowledgeable of the rules. That s what makes the College game so  Carter. 43, from  n.c., joined the zebras in 1975, two years after graduating from a Wake Forest life of band and biology. By 1978, he was working Small College games. He leaped to the big time in 1982. Calling a North Carolina slate game. There Are no Small games on that level said Carter. You re always excited always  As if the crowd coaches and Contact did t pro vide enough pressure Carter and his comrades must learn 40 rules changes per year. The Mcaa rules committee s big change for 1989 involves kicking tech. No More tech for Field goals and extra Points. The Long Field goal was becoming fairly routine said Carter. This Rule can eliminate some 40-Yard Field goals by eliminating the Tec. It adds some excitement to the game. Now a team will probably go for it at the 25 rather than try for three  How does Carter the bystander foresee the 1989 acc season Clemson probably will win the title with North Carolina state and North Carolina in the Hunt. A the Carter do Berry team will continue teaching at the Safe football clinics monday and tuesday at Span Dahlem. The duo moves to England for thursday Friday sessions at upper Scyford then unc 12-13 at Lakenheath. Bueky Fox beginner s Luck Arvaiza aces in his first round of Golf a 11 i ii  ,. N t,.irr Sluk no a 11 a " of a nirl Anh h hit 1c Byron Staggenborg staff writer Heidelberg West Germany Binigno Arvaiza needs to get out on the Golf course More often. After bumming some Golf clubs from a Friend the 1st per com specialist stroked a Hole in one on Heidelberg s fourth Hole wednesday. While the holc in on is a feat millions of golfers Only dream about Arvaiza can consider him Hole in one self Lucky very Lucky. Believe it or not it was the first round of Golf he d overplayed in his life. The Houston native using a six Iron which had been part of a set that his Friend picked up at a Thrift shop teed off on the Par-3, 127-Yard Hole watched the Ball Bounce twice then Roll Oul of sight. According to Heidelberg Public affairs spokesman sergeant first class Roger Tel Arvaiza figured it just bounced Over a Hill. When his partners Rick Ham mock Paul Mcclelland Shane Charley and Michelle Cheatam started jump ing up and Down he did t know what was going on. Eccl said. After recovering from amazement they let him in on the secret " aria a had never even picked up a club in his life Tel said and he hits a holc in one on the fifth Hole he s Ever  As part of an age old tradition. Arvaiza was supposed to buy a round of drinks for everyone about 200 golfers who had entered the scramble. Unfortunately lie Only had a Crisp five Dollar Bill hardly enough to cover such a Tab Eccl said. Which leads Many to wonder if he s saving for a new set of clubs