European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 01, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday october 1, 1989 the stars and stripes Page 25 Hiah school football Hahn Blanks osterholz osterholz West Germany Antwyon Smith scored a pair or touchdowns and teammate Al Johnson rushed for 108 Yards As the Hahn i Hawks blackened the Oslo Sholz Blackbanks 20-0 in a Nonh conference action saturday. Smith snagged a 27-Yard pass from Brobert May Nard in the fourth to Deal the Blackhawk the final blow of the game. Smith singed the Hawks in the first a North Quarter taking a reverse Handoff 41 Yards for the opening to putting Hahn up at 6-0. Johnson carried 25 times to push him up Over 100yards on the Day which included a 14-Yard to run sandwiched Between Smith s heroics. Maynard was 10 of 15 for 82 Yards. The i Hawks amassed 246 Yards ground Yards for the game led by Johnson s contribution. Tyjuan Johnson anchored the osterholz defense with nine Solo tackles. Shape41.afcent6 shape Belgium the spartans cashed in a pair of Early turnovers and handed the Lions their third straight lopsided loss. Shape s Mark Evanoff and Chris honour each re covered first Quarter fumbles on the Lions 30-Yard line to set up 3 and 7-Yard touchdown runs by will Brown and 1.1. Booker respectively to get things started for the winners who improved to to in the conference on the strength of a 34-Point first half. Jamie Wertz tallied on a 5-Yard run for the winners who also scored on a 15-Yard pass from scan Miller tonight end Evanoff and a 20-Yard scoring run by David Jansen 26 seconds before halftime. That answered accent s Lone score which came with 50 seconds left in the half on a 2-Yard toss from Larry Quitugua to Thilo Kaufmann. The spartans will Brown then returned the Kickoff 11 Yards Booker burst for 35 and Jansen capped the drive. Jansen also completed the winners scoring in the fourth Quarter on a 37-Yard run with an option pitch. Gles?en28, isb7 Giessen West Germany Jason Faddis picked up 132 Rushing Yards and Griffin quarterback Ron Calis sailed to a 85-Yard passing Day As Giessen upped its record to 2-1. Faddis took a third Quarter pitch from Nealis and scurried 60 Yards for Giessen s second to of the afternoon. Calis opened the scoring hitting receive Steve Fisher with a 50-Yard strike for the to. Is rebounded when a a Paul Neuner teamed with Brett Whidden from 15 Yards out to close the Gap to 12-7 at the half. Neuner completed 17 of 32 for 199 Yards. Giessen came out of the second half Gates looking to break the game open. Calis launched a 22-Yardcr to Montz Thomas to up the score to 18-7. Nealis again teamed with Fisher on a conversion pass. The Griffins closed out the scoring on Edmond Panky s 2-Yard run. Dim edges Karlsruhe on Spencer s late to by Ben Abrams prep sports editor Karlsruhe West Germany Juan Spencer punched Over from the i with 56 seconds remaining in the game to give the dim marauders a 6-3 Victory Over the Karlsruhe knights in an a cd neral Bat the  marauders who were making their league debut ran their season record to 2-0, both victories coming Over the knights the first in a non Confer ence engagement two weeks ago. The marauders were Idle last week. Karlsruhe meanwhile suffered its third straight defeat its second in league War fare in a win less Campaign. It is a really strange schedule we have Ulm coach Tim Erickson said you open up against a conference team in a non conference game. Then you have a week off. Then you come Back and play the same team in your next game. It s Tough to beat the same team twice in the same season not to a Central mention doing it in two straight games. And the Layoff certainly did t help us. We were pretty Flat  Erickson was t really  with the officiating either. The marauders were hit for 180 Penally Yards including 90 in the third period and had two touchdowns called Back. One was a 30 Yard touchdown Jaunt by Spencer on the maraud ers initial Possession the other was a 45-Yard half Back option pass from Daniel Wagner to Richard Ward in the second Quarter. I thought the officiating was Lousy Erickson said. It seemed that every Lime we did anything the flags flew. But we were making a lot of mistakes out there. The officiating did t Hurt us As much As the mistakes we made  officiating definitely was t Home cooking. See Ulm on Page 26 bad Kreuz Nach fuda Romp bad Kreuz Nach West Germany Toni Smith rushed for 112 Yards and a pair of touch Downs As the bad or Cugnach a carats crushed the Bonn crusaders 33-2 in an a Central game sat urday. Smith s 55-Yard to run in the second Quarter capped a 27-Point Barkat first half As bad Kcruz Nach posted its third Victory in three games. The crusaders fell to 0-3 on the year. Led by the Arm of bad Kreuz Nach quarterback Randy Dirling Smith opened the scoring in the first Quarter snagging a 25-Yard throw in the end zone. Zagury Laulu augmented the 7-0 Lead on a 2 Yard run in the second Quarter upping the Barkat margin to 13-0. Dirling showcased his Sterling Arm late in the second Quarter hitting Danny Parker on a 79-Yard to pass play. Laulu closed out the a carats scor ing in the third period diving across the goal line from a Yard out. Bad or Cugnach helped the crusaders avoid the shutout by offering a safety. Barkat punter Joh Blackmer could t handle Center Parker s snap As the bearcats watched the Ball Roll out of the end zone. Dirling connected on 5 of 21 attempts for 121 Yards passing. Fulda 54, Soester Bare 0 Fulda West Germany Jay Harris completed 9 of 18 passes for 194 Yards and two touch Downs in the first half to Lead Fulda s rout in a Battle of the Falcons. Fut a had 16 Points in the first Quarter and led 38-0 at the half when Fulda coach Marcus George pulled his varsity players. Leon Winfrey scored on a 66-Yard run on the first play from scrimmage to give  taste of what was to come. Harris scored the two Point conversion. Fulda followed up with Harris 1-Yard to sneak Curtis Claxton scored the conversion Harris 28 Yard run Ivory Carter on the conversion Harris to Ron of lond on a 15-Yard to pass play and har Ris 56-Yard to bomb to David ferry Claxton ran in the conversion. Claxton added a 9-Yard scoring run in the third Quarter Thomas Richardson ran for two and car Ter s 12-Yard, fourth Quarter run ended the scoring. Fulda ran for 344 Yards with Winfrey getting 71 Yards on two carries and Claxton s 66 on five. Tom Ward led the Fulda defense which held soc Storberg to 70 Yards Rushing and 60 passing. Ron Kernc ran for 41 Yards on 13 for the i visitors. Ward had eight Solo tackles and four assists and Lalonde added five solos and eight assists. Bamberg Rolls up 560 Yards to rout Vilseck Bamberg West Germany the Bamberg Barons played Long gainer from the opening gun saturday on their Way to 560 total Yards and a 38-6 rout of the Vilseck Falcons in a South conference debuts for both clubs. Bamberg behind blocks from right tackle Bill Royfe and right guard Shawn Evans broke a pair of 85-Yard first Quarter to runs by Russell Yarborough and Nathan Dall to set the tone for the Day and make things comfortable Early. Yarborough s Jaunt came in the firs play from scrimmage. He also tallied the Barons third to this one on a 12-Yardscamper, to Cap a 67-Yard drive. A 40-Yard scoring bomb from Prince Fields to Jeff Williamson and a 25-Yard to run from William Lee completed the Barons outburst which rang up 470 Yards on the ground and another 90, on 4 of 6 from Fields through the air. Vilseck which ran for 216 Yards got a fourth Quarter 75-Yard to run by Phil lip Locke. Before Locke s run the Bamberg de sense led by linebacker Simon matrix and defensive end Tony Singleton had the Falcons stymied. Mattix came up a South with two sacks and Singleton had one. Baum older 16, Augsburg 6 Augsburg West Germany Steve Sims 107-Yard ground game complemented teammate John Jenkins 100-Yard Outing As the Baum older bucs downed Augsburg in their conference opener. Sims opened the scoring in the second Quarter snagging Marcus Collins 47 Yard to pass. The bucs led 8-0 after Chris Cummins two Point conversion. Ratio Buchanan added six on a 4-Yard to carry and Cummins conversion run closed out the bucs scoring. Augsburg evaded the shutout in the second Quarter when Steve Melito s 4 Yard to run gave the apaches six. Sims 109 Yards on 17 carries led All Ball carriers but Jenkins 100 Yards on eight carries was t far behind. Pat Glen gained 19 Yards on four car Ries to Lead Apache rushers. Augsburg dropped its record to 0-2 with the loss while the bucs picked up their first Triumph of the season Baum Holder now stands at 1 -2. Munich 28, Ansbach 20 Munich West Germany Junior Dean scored two touchdowns rushed for160 Yards and snared two key interceptions to Lead Munich s upset Ansbach was 2-0 and Munich 1-1 going into this a South opener. Both teams Are now 2-1. Munich led 7-0 in the first on Dean s 12-Yard run and Andy Cardon s extra Point. Dean struck again with a 5-Yard to run for a 13-0 Munich margin. Reardon scored on a 1-Yard Quarter Back sneak then kicked the Pat to give the Mustangs a 20-0 Edge. The Mustang defense kept Ansbach tailback Willie Luke bottled up in the Backfield for most of the first half. The cougars broke through just before intermission when Steve Roberts hit Danny Mahorn with a 17-Yard to pass. Roberts went Back to Mahorn for the two Point conversion to get Ansbach within 20-8. Luke broke Loose for a 50-Yard touch Down dash soon after the second half Kickoff to Cut Munich s Lead to 20-14. Munich took the ensuing Kickoff 75 Yards in six plays to Clinch it. Dean s 9-Yard to burst climaxed the drive. Rear Don sneaked for the conversion giving the Mustangs a 28-14 Lead. Munich s defense look Over from there by not allowing the cougars to get any Long drives going. Ansbach s Roberts threw a 4-Yard scoring pass to . Bruce with four min utes left to end the scoring. Dean made one of his two interceptions with 2 30 left to Stop Ansbach s last drive. Dean gained 160 Yards on 20 carries for Munich. The Mustangs amassed 289 Yard Rushing and 21 passing. Ansbach had 198 total Yards 157 on the ground. Luke picked up 99 Yards on 14 carries. Roberts was 4-for-l9 for 41 Yards two touchdowns and two interceptions. Scott rope Munich s Middle guard had five Solo tackles eight assists and a Fumble recovery. Linebacker Pete lob and cornerback Jurgen Ramile each notched eight solos and two assists. Luke led Ansbach with seven Solo tackles four assists and an interception As a cornerback. Safety Jason Browning had six solos and four assists