European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 11, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday september 11, 1989 the stars and stripes Senna fiefs lop record takes pole Monza Italy a world formula one Chimp on Ayrton Senna set a Lap record at the Monza track saturday and captured the pole position for sunday s italian grand prix the 12th Ofil of the 1989 world Champion Slu p. The brazilian age drove his Mclaren Honda in be fastest Lap of qualifying Turni the 3.504-mile tap in 1 minute 2 720 seconds. His average Speed was 54.972 Mph. He improved t one second the Best time of riday s session 1 24/734, set by Erhard Berger of Austria driving Ferrari. Bar Ger who a 1 not improve in saturday s final vision still had the second Best per manic in the two Days of qualify ii and will Start inthe front Row alow with Senna. Senna boosted his record of pole positions to 38 the ninth this season and the i2nd out of the last 28 grand prix a secs. Nigel Manscel the British team mate of Barge jihad the third fast est time in 1 24739.he will Star sunday s race from the second Row Calong with France s Alain Prost who finished fourth in a  1 25.510. Williams re Jault teammates Ric Cardo Patrese of Italy and Thierry Boutsen of Belgium had the fifth and sixth Best . Patrese was timed in 1 25.545 and Boutsen m 1 26.155. Both will Start from thelaird Row. France s eni Lippe Alliot who had to make ire qualifying Friday was a sus Prisby seventh in a Lola Lamborghini he was 3.2 second slower than Senna. Senna Shat Rcd his own Lap re Cord of 1 25. 74 set in last year s qualifying. T e top five Drivers of this year s qualifying All went below that Mark. Several or pcs but not Man sell and Berg r improved from Friday As Hwy were Able to use Slick tires a lion the track dried up by the qualifying hour following morning Raitt. Senna set Sis fastest Lap and the track Recor Vilh Only 12 minute left in the final session. Age 25 Pitt stomps Boston College As defense grounds eagles Newton mate. A Pittsburgh s defense dominate Voston College As car Nel Smith scored Ofila 57-Yard Fumble re turn and Marc spin or set up 10 Points with a blocked Field go Slid a forced Fum ble for a 29-10 Victory Saladay. The 23rd-ranked pan Len built a 20-0 halftime Lead before giving up their first touchdown of the season after allowing just two Field goals in seven quarters coming off a 38-3 Victory voc Pacific. Pin 2-0, spoiled the eagles  in the Battle of Independent schools. Is Spindler a safety tackle and Smith Jan halftime. With a third-and-4 at the Pitt 38, Kamphaus was hit in the pocket by Spindler. The Ball popped out of Kamphaus hand and Smith caught it in the air running for the 57-Yard touchdown. After Brian Lowe s 30-Yard Field goal in the third Quarter and de Toner s 1-Yard touchdown dive 26 seconds into the fourth Cut the Lead to 20-10. Smith tackled Kager Uphaus fora safety with 9 06 left in the game. Spindler also set up Pitt s first Safe a 25-Yard Field goal by de Frazier 10s7 into the game. Spindler blocked Lowe 50-Yard eagles Kevin Tyles recovered. Frazier kicked his Field foal seven plays later. The Ducj ofic also set up Pitt s first touch Down air oct Van Pelt and Curvin Rich Ards connected for an 18-Yard score on a Esters batted Kamphaus pass into air at the line of scrimmage and do Sivc tackle Tom Sims intercepted i that gave Pitt the Ball at the eagles 26 and the screen pass on which Richards ran the last 15 Yards made the score 104 five plays later. Frazier added a 20-Yard Field goal with 5 35 left in the first half. Pitt finished the scoring with 3 28 to play on Van Pelt s 5 Yard touchdown pass to Henry Tulen. ,3 flu jul 3ajfclj"uhivib, Allu Ottus Law Tut Kimm. Poll Lvuv a Luvnia -w70 a Uit end ganged up on quarterback Mark Kane Field goal attempt and the Ball relied All the Uphaus giving Pitt a 20-0 Lead 2 23 a Forb a Way to the Boston College j 7, where the Syracuse of trams Temple 43-3 Philadelphia a Bill Scharr completed 14 of 20 passes for 154 Yards and no. 14 Syracuse beat Temple 43-3 saturday for its fourth consecutive Victory Over the owls. John Biskup became the first Syracuse kicker to miss an extra Point in 11 years ending the orangemen s Mcaa record Streak at 262. Syracuse playing its season opener had not missed since Dave Jacobs failed against Boston College on nov. 18, 1978. Score and punted or 34 Yards on a third Down rack Kkt Rob Moore caught five and a touchdown in plated 10 of 23 passes for simple 0-2. Lay became a Baker s separated his against Western Michi pass Slor Victor 71 Yards starter after should flast  % of Jarry Ismail s 56ard Kickoff return set up Schorr s i Yard touchdown run on Syra fuse s first drive. Greg Lucr made it 14-0 later in the Quarter on a Yard run after Michael Owens gained 91 Yards on 15" Owen s 52-Yard run on a pit Oul. Carries and scored one touchdown. He also Bob Wright s 43-Yard fic goal pulled threw a 37-Yard pass that set up another Temple to within 14-3 Early Muhe second \ Quarter and Fred Gunter blocked Biskup s 28-Yard Field goal attempt with 6 11 left in the half. But Temple failed to get a first Down punted and Scharr s 33-Yard pass to Moore set up Duane Kinnun s 5-Yard touchdown run with 1 47 remaining. Following Biskup s missed extra Point Rob Thomson intercepted a Lay pass and resumed it 45 Yards for a touchdown for a 26-3 halftime Lead. Syracuse scored third Quarter touch Downs on Owens i Yard run and Scharr s 6-Yard pass to Moore. Biskup kicked a 42-Yard Field goal in the fourth Quarter. To of pad outruns Dow jackets Batch no top  sunni Anh Oivi the  the 8-tr . Mantoo Myrv i 21-Vard touchdown Raleigh . Api Shane Montgomery passed Fortyl Hryc touch Downs and ran for another saturday leading no. 25 North Carolina state past Georgia tech 38-28. / Georgia tech Tring to win its first Atlantic coast conference in two years has lost 19 of it last 20 games against division i a opponents. The Wol Paa 2-0, made turnovers on their first two possessions but led 17-7 at halftime after Montgomery scored on a 4 Yard run ill the second Quarter and threw a 5-Yard touchdown pass to Todd Varn. Montgomery s third touchdown pass a 4-Rard toss to Mike Kavulic followed the Snail of Georgia tech s six turnovers and gave the Wolf pack e 38-28 in adj v Montgomery s 21-Yar pass North Carolina state turned two Oll to Chris Williams with 12 26 left. Georgia tech s mistakes in scores. But . Edwards 41-Yard Kickoff try Georgia tech closed to 17-14 in the third Quarter when Ken Swilling intercepted a pass and re lunch in 95 Yards for a touchdown. But Reserve tailback Tyrone Jackson capped a 56-Yard drive with a 3-Yard touchdown run at 7 12 for a 24-14 Lead. Georgia tech took advantage of a poor snap and Preston i Oag s punt of minus Yards and drove 47 Yards to close to 24-21. Shawn Jones 5-Yard touchdown pass to Jerry Mays capped the drive with 14 56 left. North Carolina state came Back with irn set up Mays 13-Yard touchdown that closed the yellow jackets to Wil Fijn 31-28 with 9 46 left. A tech regained Possession deep in its in territory but David St Gall Fum bled Jones pass at his own 32 and Barry  for the Wolf pack. That Sci Typ Montgomery s touchdown pass to Nav the yellow jackets Haven t beaten an acc team since a 34-6 Victory Over Duke late in the 19.86 season. Jones a  completed 14 of 29 passes for 172 Yards and three interceptions. Sky Kings phantoms stay unbeaten Raf upper Heyford England upper hey Ford suddenly owns the Best record in Safe football. The sky Kings overcame Mildenhall 18-7 saturday to boost their record to 3-0. That s not Only the Best Mark in the . Sports conference but also in Europe because Down in Ger Many Span Dahlem finally lost to fall to 4-1. Just As they did while going 9-2 in 1988, the sky Kings won with defense. They held Mildenhall to minus 13 Yards Rushing in 38 carries. Nose guard Eddie Cunningham led Heyford s defense with five Solo tackles and a blocked punt that set up a touch Down. Linebacker Tommy Davis added five tackles safely los Parkey corralled an interception and line men Harold Atwell and Howard Westervelt produced a sack apiece. Scyford also scored two safeties against Mildenhall which dropped to 1-2. The marauders led 7-2 when David Thomas blocked a punt and Michael Poindexter pounced on it in the end zone in the second Quarter. The sky Kings took the Lead for Good by capping a 10-play, 77-Yard drive with lament Downs 4-Yardtouchdown run with 3 46 left in the half. Larry Epper son sparked the drive with a 26-Yard Romp. Enter Cunningham. His blocked punt set up hey Safe football Ford at the 4-Yard line. Tim Adams took it in on the next play for a 16-7 Scyford Lead with 2 13 left in the half. The sky Kings rushed 52 limes for 128 Yards. Randy Collins led the Way with 84 Yards in 14 carries followed by Epperson s 44 Yards in seven totes and Adams 32 Yards in 11 rushes. Scyford quarterback Chat Singleton was held to 2 of-11 passing for 23 Yards. Mildenhall got 7-of-22 passing for 48 Yards from Scott Kay scr. Todd Jackson last year s Safe Rush ing King returned to the lineup despite his bruised shoulder and had 26 Yards in 16 carries. Xavier Richardson led Mildenhall s defense with 13 tackles and a sack. In saturday s other . Game Ben Waters 21, Lakenheath 7 Raf Ben Waters. England Mike Mason fired two touchdown passes to keep the phantoms unbeaten. Ben Waters stands 2-0. Lakenheath the defending . Champion slumped to 0-2. The eagles looked like they were on the comeback Trail when Hucl Clements scored from the 4, the to climaxed a 68-Yard drive and gave Lakenheath a 7-0 Lead with 11 36 left in the third Quarter. Mason responded with a screen pass to Leslie Boyd who broke it for a 69-Yard touchdown. Skippy mor ton s kick tied it 7-7 with 11 20 left in the third period. Mason then found an old target to boost Pentwater ahead 14-7. Bonnie Day the  s top receiver of 1988, rejoined the phantoms last week and caught Mason s 28-Yard to toss with 26 seconds left in the third Quarter. The phantoms final touchdown came on Boyd s 5 Yard run with 6 03 left. Mason finished with 8-of-27 passing for 189 Yards. That was about the Only offence for Ben Waters which was held to 10 Yards Rushing in 29 attempts. Lakenheath rushed 43 times for 84 Yards with Lames Williams chugging six times for 30 Yards. Toby Kruse completed six of 13 passes for 54 Yards. But the eagles were penalized 147 Yards to bunt Waters 90. Robert Echols led Ben Waters defense with 14 tackles and two sacks. Rodney Gray had 12 tackles and two sacks. Nick Carter added six tackles and a Fumble recovery. For Lakenheath Joe Lester had six tackles and Andre Caver and Ray Mcglaughlin five each. In saturday s Continental sports conference games. Hahn upset Span Dahlem 13-0, and Sembach battered bitburg28-l4