European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 11, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes monday september 11,1989 College football cars extend Psi s misery state College a. A Shawn Moore threw two first hair touchdown passes to Herman Moore saturday As Virginia upset 12th-ranked Perm state 14-6 and sent the Kittany Lions to their sixth loss in seven games. Penn state coming off its first losing season in 50 years managed Only a pair of second half Field goals by Ray Tarasi. The Kittany Lions needed touchdown and 2-Point conversion when they began their final drive on their own 20. But Penn state stalled at the Virginia 23 on a fourth Down incomplete pass with 26 seconds left. Penn state running Blair Thomas gained 86 Yards on 13 carries in his first game after a one year Layoff following knee reconstruction surgery. Shawn Moore completed 14 of 25 passes for 192yards and two touchdowns for Virginia 1-1, which lost to notre Dame 36-13 last week. Herman Moore caught four passes for 73 Yards. Virginia drove 56 Yards on 11 plays. A 24-Yardtouchdown pass capped the drive with 5 54 left in the first Quarter. Marcus Wilson carried five time for 24 Yards in the drive and caught a 7-Yard pass. The Cavaliers made it to 14-0 just 2 44 into the second Quarter on a six play 64-Yard drive capped by an 11-Yard touchdown pass. Shawn Moore threw a 36-Yard pass to Tim Finkelston that moved the Ball to Penn state s 25. Tarasi s 36-Yard Field goal closed Penn state to14-3 at 4 30 of the third Quarter. Tarasi kicked a 34-Yardcr with 1 53 left in the third. Clemson blitzes seminoles 34-23 Tallahassee Fla a Terry Allen scored three touchdowns in the first half including a 73-Yard scoring run that sparked 10th ranked Clemson to a 34-23 Victory Over no. 16florida state on saturday night. Freshman linebacker Wayne Simmons also scored on a 73-Yard run after intercepting a Peter Tom Willis pass that propelled Clemson to a 21-0 Lead Early in the second Quarter. Allen who sat out Clemson s opener for disciplinary reasons scored Clemson s first two touchdowns on 1-Yard runs. He finished with 130 Yards on 20 carries. Although the tigers 2-0, led Only 7-0 after one Quarter they totally dominated Florida state through the Early going racking up 148 Yards offence before the seminoles got their Ini tial first Down. Florida state 0-2, closed to 21-7 when Dexter Carter scored on a 2-Yard run with just 1 34 left in the first half but Allen answered with his 73 Yard burst to give the tigers a 28-7 Lead. Bill Mason kicked a 28-Yard Field goal on the final play of the half to Cut Florida state s deficit to 28-10. The seminoles drove 77 Yards on the opening Kickoff of the second half to chop their deficit to28-16 on Paul Moore s 1-Yard run. Willis who passed for 242 Yards was sacked looking for a receiver on the 2-Point attempt. Florida state threatened again on its next offensive series but Moore fumbled at the Clem son 17 after a 20-Yard run. Clemson s Chris Gardocki added Field goals of 29 and 26 Yards in the final Quarter. Florida state s final touchdown came with five seconds left when Reserve quarterback Casey Wei Don threw a 1 3-Yard scoring pass to Chris Parker. Clemson avenged a 24-21 loss to Florida state a year ago that was set up by a fake punt. Underdog volunteers Surprise Bruins 24-6 Pasadena Calif. A freshman Chuck Webb rushed for 134 Yards on 22 carries and scored two touchdowns saturday night As Tennessee upset sixth ranked Urcla 24-6 in the Bruins season opener. Webb who was Redshirt cd last year scored his touchdowns in the third Quarter on a 2-Yard run to Cap an 81-Yard, nine play drive and on a 10-Yard run to Complete an 89-Yard, seven play March. The volunteers 15-Point underdogs went ahead to stay when quarterback Sterling Hinton scored on a 2 Yard run with 11 44 left in the first half capping a 90 Yard 15-play drive. The volunteers 2-0, held a 21-0 Lead with 5 3 left in the third period and a 45-Yard Field goal by Greg Burke 1 31 later made it 24-0. Urcla scored its touchdown on a 15-Yard pass from freshman Bret Johnson making his debut for the Bruins after being Redshirt cd last year to Reggie Moore with 7 48 remaining in the game. The to extended the Bruins Mcaa consecutive scoring record to 206 games. They were last shut out by Michigan 38-0, on sept. 24,1971. Urcla moved from its own 18-Yard line to the ten Nessee 38 after taking the opening Kickoff but Brian Brown was held to a i Yard gain on fourth and two giving the volunteers the Ball at their 37. Neither team threatened after that until the volunteers mounted their 90-Yard drive which began late in the first Quarter and was completed on Hinton s touchdown run on a third and goal option play. The drive was kept alive by a personal foul penalty against the Bruins while Tennessee was punting from its own 37-Yard line. The infraction gave the vols a first Down at the Urcla 48 and Webb then gained 21 Yards for the drive s big play. The vols scored on each of their three possessions in the third Quarter. Burke s Field goal came shortly after he recovered a Fumble by Brown on the Kickoff follow ing Webb s second touchdown. Henton completed 9 of 13 passes for 129 Yards with no interceptions. Johnson completed 26 of 42 passes for 253 Yards with one interception. Washington tops aggie Seattle a Washington unveiled its new one Back Short passing offence saturday and with Gary Conklin doing the passing and Greg Lewis most of the running beat i5th-ranked � Texas am 19-6. The huskies scored Only one touchdown a 22-Yard pass from Conklin to Mario Bailey in the opening Quarter but their new look offence was a major Success against a Quality opponent. John Mccallum kicked four Field goals for Washington from 35, 36, 36 and 37 Yards. Washington s defense last in the Pacific-10 against the run last season when it gave up an aver age of 201 Yards held Texas am without a touch Down. Laynce Talbot kicked a pair of Field goals from 32 and 27 Yards for the aggie Points. Conklin completed 23 of 37 passes for 224 Yards Conklin with no interceptions. Lewis had 29 carries for 133 Yards. Texas am was held to 266 Yards Only 77 on the ground. Quarterback Lance Pallas completed 18 of 32 passes for 189 Yards with one interception and highly touted Darren Lewis got just 52 Yards on 15 carries for the aggie. Washington s switch to a Ball control spread Thorn out passing offence with no fullback was a dramatic change from coach Don James first 14 seasons in Seattle when he relied primarily on a Power i forma Tion. Former Idaho head coach Keith Gilbertson has been added to James coaching staff since the end of last season and he has helped with the infusion of new ideas. The huskies used some Power i plays against Texas am but they went mainly with Short passes fro Conklin and Lewis runs. Conklin s longest pass completion of the Day was his 22-Yardcr to Bailey. Washington led 13-3 at half Lime getting a pair of Mccallum Field goals in the final 2 11 of the first half. Subb Sparks sooner 33-7 Norman okla. A backup quarterback Chris Molson scored once and directed two other first half touchdown drives saturday As no. 8 Oklahoma beat Baylor 33-7. Oklahoma 2-0. Gained 338 Yards All Rushing. The sooner defense held Baylor 0-1, to 206 Yards Only 56 on the ground. The bears made three first Downs in the opening half As Oklahoma went ahead 28-0. Steve Collins Oklahoma s starting quarterback sustained a broken Finger on his right hand on the game s first play and Molson finished the four play series. Collins returned on the next Possession and led Oklahoma to a touchdown in 11 plays but was t Able to return. Molson a third year Sophomore led Oklahoma to a score on his first full series which was capped by a 19 Yard run by Mike Gaddis. Gaddis had scored the sooner first touchdown on a 1 Yard dive. Midway through the second Quarter Melson took the sooner 56 Yards for a score and made the big play him self going 44 Yards to the bears 5 on an option. Cor huskers crush Northern Illinois gory on a punt return that was covered by Mike Jordan at the huskies 47. Adam Dach went Over from the 2-Lincoln. Neb. A Ken Clark who played Only the first 20 minutes rushed for 168 Yards and one touchdown As no. 4 Nebraska overcame five first half turnovers saturday and beat Northern Illinois 48-17. Mcodis Flowers added two touchdowns for the com huskers 1-0, who were lied 17-17 at half Lime and scored on their first four possessions of the second half. Northern Illinois 1-1, recovered two Nebraska Fum Bles in the first Quarter including one by Morgan Ore Yard line nine plays later. Clark left with a sore knee about five minutes into the second Quarter. He scored Nebraska s first touchdown on a 2-Yard run on the Cor huskers first Possession. Nebraska which had 557 Yards of offence went ahead 17-7 As Gregg Barrios kicked a 28-Yard Field goal and Flowers scored on a 5-Yard run in the second Quarter. Record Falls As no. 5 Auburn opens with 55-0 rout of Pacific Auburn Ala. A Alexander Wright caught four Long touchdown passes to set a Southeastern conference yardage record and Auburn piled up 586 Yards in total offence including 234 Rushing As the fifth ranked tigers routed Pacific 55-0 saturday night. Wright caught scoring passes of 78,73 and 60 Yards from quarterback Reggie Slack who completed 9-of-10 passes for 252 Yards and four touchdowns in limited playing Lime. Wright also grabbed a 41-Yard touchdown pass from backup quarterback Frank Mclntosh. Auburn 1-0, dominated Pacific which dropped to 0-2. The big West conference team which has t had winning season since 1977, was held to just 92 Yards in total offence. Wright a senior receiver who ran track Tor Auburn in the Spring had 263receiving Yards in surpass inc conference record of 239 set by Carlos Alvarez of Florida in 1969. Auburn scored on inc first play after the opening Kickoff when Wright caught a pass on the left sideline and raced 78 Yards for a touchdown. Pacific which lost to 23rd-ranked Pittsburgh 38-3 in its season opener had three turnovers and crossed Midfield Only twice in the game. The California school also known As the tigers reached the Auburn 25 in the second Quarter but Jon Derr missed on a 44-Yard Field goal try