European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 17, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday september 17,1989 the stars and stripes Page 25 Bamberg from Page 23 opening Day Triumph Over the Barons. Bill Kowalski. A 6-foot-3. 205-Poundsenior defensive tackle rumbled 35 Yards with an interception to give Ramstein the Only touchdown it needed. Kowalski s heroics which thwarted bit Burg s Middle screen pass came with 5 22 left in the half. Rams Cin scored again with 21 seconds left in the game. Junior tailback red Carbajal look an option pitch 28 Yards to pay dirt to Cap a 60-Yard drive. The royals rushed for 136 Yards and passed for 48. They held Pitburg to 41 Yards on the ground and 4 in the air. Rams Cin tackle Rob Zimmerman had six Solo tackles and six assists. Middle linebacker Leon Tisdale had six solos and five assists. For Pitburg Strong safety Eric Bujara no dived in for six solos four assists and a sack. Bad Kreuz Nach 21, Bonn 0 Bonn West Germany bad Kreuz Nach running Back Tony Smith ran for two touchdowns and caught a 45-Yard pass from Randy Dirling for another Ashe bad  a carats blanked the Bonn crusaders. Smith darted for scoring runs of 14 Yards in the first period and added on of 18 in the second As the bearcats riddled a Green Bonn defense for 279yards on the ground and another 84 through the air on a 7-of-l3 performance by Dirling which included his third Quarter bomb to Smith. John Blackmer was perfect on three conversions for the winners. Bonn was held to 68 Rushing Yards by a by defense led by Smith Scott Lowe and Danny Parker. Brady schlock or led the crusaders ground game with 52 Yards. The crusaders added 52 More Yards in the air As Tom Zilian went 8 of 12. Inside linebacker Todd grouse led the freshman Laden Bonn defense with nine tackles defensive tackle John Scott had eight stops and outside linebacker Schlecker six.  40, incl Bricken 22 Kaiserslautern. West Germany Friday night s Holliday for Zweig Ruikun turned into doomsday As the red raiders rolled for 405 Rushing Yard sen route to a season opening Victory. Nearly 900 supporters braved the elements to witness a town s first Home night game Ever. But it was  s Cantrell Holliday who put on the show. Holliday rushed for All three Trojan touchdowns and picked up 102 Yards on 18 carries but a town answered with a 20-Point, third Quarter barrage to pick up the Victory. Owci Brincken could manage Only 263 Yards Rushing led by Rob Pratl s 116 Yard Outing but a town s Vince Davis picked up 154 Yards and Tony Russell added 147 Yards to Pace the Victory. Davis and Russell provided the Early fireworks for the evening with Russel breaking through for an 85-Yard touch Down run and Davis providing a 98-Yard to run in the 20-Point third. Wiesbaden 27, Hanau 12 Wiesbaden West Germany you can Call him Johnson. Or you can Cal him or. T. Or you can Call him t. John son which is what Wiesbaden s senior tailback Terr Cnoc Johnson wants to be called this year. After his All Europe fishing Champi on performance of 1988 and his opening game act the warriors will Call him what he wants. All he did saturday was gallops a Scotla Muat Mannheim quarterback Hubby Norwood tries to escape the grasp of i Lel Selberis s de Brooks in the Lions 7-6 Victory saturday. For 200 Yards in 29 carries and score two touchdowns to Lead Wiesbaden to its sixth straight Victory. The warriors led 14-0 in the first Quarter. Defensive tackle Marlon Good lox re covered a Fumble in the end Rone for one touchdown and Duba Flowers ran 11 Yards off tackle for the second to. Hanau Cut its deficit to 14-6 by half time when fullback Junior Falefia charged i Yard to the end zone. Now it was Johnson s turn. He scored from a Yard out to Cap a 60-Yard Marchin the third Quarter. He then zipped off tackle 29 Yards to pay dirt. Wiesbaden led 27-6 in the fourth Quarter. Hanau finished the scoring in the final period when Roy Rutherford sneaked in from a Yard out. Johnson s flood helped Wiesbaden pour on 329 Yards in 45 rushes. Flower contributed 110 Yards in 11 carries. The warriors passed four times completing three for 36 Yards. Hanau rushed for 114 Yards and passed for 16. Defensive end Aaron Williams had four sacks for Wiesbaden. Cornerback Chris Girany had nine Solo tackles. Berlin 37, Baum older 6 Baum older West Germany the Berlin bears mauled Baum older As Rich Edmond ran fora pair of touchdowns to highlight a 22-Point first Quarter. Kevin King started the Bear assault by returning a punt 89 Yards two minutes into the game. Then Edmond spun his magic with a pair of 2-Yard scores. Baum older s Steve Sims who Pace the bucs with 97 Rushing Yards scored on a 4-Yard skirt for a 22-6 half Lime spread. Pat Jones anchored the Berlin defense with eight tackles while Baum older s Tony Barnes also had eight. Ulm 28, Karlsruhe 6 Ulm West Germany Juan Spencer rushed for 157 Yards and two touchdowns and Billy Porter hit Richard Ward with a 47-Yard to bomb in the Ulm marauders rout of the Karlsruhe knights. It was a non conference season opener Between the two a Central teams. Their rematch at Karlsruhe sept. 23 will be a league game. Ulm recovered a Fumble on the Karls Ruhe 26 to set up Billy Strickland s 7 Yard touchdown run two minutes into the game. Daniel Wagner s extra Point made it 7-0. Porter hit Ward with the bomb in the second Quarter to give the marauders a14-0 halftime Lead. Jeremy Sanchez kicked this  Point As he alternate with Wagner on place clicking duties. In the third period Karlsruhe recovered a Fumble at Midfield. Zack Lewis then broke a run off tackle and ran Down the right sideline 47 Yards for the knights Only score. In the fourth Quarter the marauders ended a four play 41-Yard drive with Spencer s 21-Yard to burst around end. Wagner s extra Point made it 21-6. Ulm s defense struck again when Mike Shadic blocked a Karlsruhe punt that Bill Cator recovered at the Karlsruhe 7. From there Spencer bulldozed into the end one breaking five tackles. The marauders marched for 290 Yards on the ground. Spencer gained his 157 Yards on 20 carries and Strickland gained 83 on 15. Lewis led Karlsruhe rushers with 107 Yards on 15 carries. Porter completed 2-of-4 passes for 89 Yards. Ward caught both passes. Strickland was also Busy on defense Asan inside linebacker collecting eight Solo tackles two for losses and a sack. Cornerback Ray Murray had four solos. Karlsruhe listed Jeremy Mcconnel Bret Postell de Twohill and Swan Altis for turning in Strong defensive efforts. Ansbach 38, Malm 6 Hahn a. West Germany Willie Luke dashed for 190 Yards and three touchdowns to Power the Ansbach Cou Gars Romp Over the Hahn i Hawks. Luke bolted 45 Yards on a first Quarter sweep around left end for his first to. Then added an 8-Yard scoring run in the second for a 12-0  cougars posted two safeties to take a 16-0 halftime Lead. Remc King blocked a punt out of the end zone the Sam Watts tackled halfback Quincy Dai icy in the end zone. Hahn Cut Ansbach s Lead to 16-6 Carlin the third Quarter when Al Johnson scored on an 8-Yard run. The score Cli maxed a 12-play. 75-Yard March in the Only sustained drive of the afternoon forthe i Hawks. Johnson rushed for 114 Yards on 20  added 16 fourth Quarter Points on Luke s third to. Steve Rob erts 45-Yard touchdown pass and Jason Browning s 25-Yard  lopped the Cougar defense with five Solo tackles and four assists. Davi Mayhorn had three solos and five assists. Andre Mungin led the i Hawks wit two solos and nine assists. Johnson added five solos and four assists.  6, no Robere 0 a Furnberg West Germany Wiir Burg s Lloyd Dennis ran off tackle for a 7-Yard game winning touchdown to end a frustrating Day for the Nurnberg eagles. Dennis ran for a game High 102 Yard son 19 carries As the wolves totalled 130. Nurnberg ran for 89 Yards with de Shaun Scott claiming 53 on nine carries and Rhad Miles legging 31 on seven tries. Cedric Conway an All Europe run Ning Back last year look a shot to the head on the opening Kickoff and never factored much in the game. He finished with a minus 2 Yards  defensive Back Mike Mcclundon had 12 tackles and three assists while linebacker Bryan by Nelcy recorded10 and three for the wolves. Nurnberg tackle Leader was end Ger Ald wooden with two solos and eight assists. Heidelberg from Page 23 Bell got the touchdown on his second carry from the i after contributing the big play a 43-Yard burst Over Center during the drive. However Arriola and Mike Spohr broke through to Block Hawks kick. Heidelberg coach Tom Wahl newly arrived in Dodds from Alaska was grateful for the Victory. I told the kids before the game that there probably would be a lot of mistakes because it was opening game and the should hang in there. We made a lot of offensive mistakes but you have to give credit to Mannheim s defensive Crew. They kept a lot of pressure on us  that defense led by Koto Letuli Gasc Noa Leon hit Bell Dave Kozak and Boly Martinez limited Heidelberg to 76 Rushing Yards minus 5 after intermission. Heidelberg got Sterling defensive performances from Arriola Spoehr Rode Rick Lawson Mike Handley and Jason Campbell