European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 18, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes  Iii pm Iii w Vvs v it it tsv5st 44 it % a of a a a a Quot p 5?%t a a a Vav Quot Quot to it v put n v o a vis amps Kon goo go Hanau third baseman Eugene fal Monte comes up Short saturday in attempting to Flag Down this shot off the Bat of a Heidelberg Batter. Hanau won the slug est 15-11.Ansbach coasts into title game by Rob Staggenborg staff writer Hanau Germany a Ansbach a Sledge Hammer fell Down heavily saturday afternoon As the cougars bar Reed past Kaiserslautern and Hanau to earn a berth in the double elimination army european slow pitch soft Ball tournament. The cougars will Square off against Hanau which i won the losers bracket with an 8-7 Victory Over Kaiserslautern in saturdays final game. Today a championship game is set for noon with the i if necessary game at 2 . Ansbach wielded both an Iron Sledge Hammer a its unofficial Mascot of sorts a and aluminium bats to Bounce past a town 8-3 in the opening round and Hanau 12-4 to remain the Only undefeated team in the four team tournament. Against a town Ansbach patched together a four run third inning to take a 5-2 Lead. With Ansbach leading 1-0, Timothy Thompson sin idled and advanced to second on Stephen Flippens throwing error. Lonzo Wallace singled him to third and Linn Minner cleared the bases with a double to give Ansbach a 3-0 Lead. Vincent Scott singled and came Home along with Minner on Victor Williams sin Gle to make it 5-0. A town came Back with a pair of runs in the Bottom of the Frame on consecutive singles by Jack Wilder Edward Rowe Cecil Sexton and Flippen. Wilder and rowers runs made it 5-2. Ansbach padded its Lead to 6-2 on Thompsons Sacri dec menus softball fice Fly that scored Samuel Pepper in the fourth inning. Scott homered in the fifth with a Solo shot Over the left Field Fence some 280 feet away to make it 7-2. A town struck Back in the sixth inning on Emmanuel Coachman a single that scored Eddy Huggins to make it 7-3. Thompson closed out Ansbach a scoring coming across Minnie re a single in the top of the seventh to make it 8-3. In other games saturday Hanau 15, Heidelberg 11 in a contest More reminiscent of a Home run Derby Hanau a Tommy Armstrong homered twice to Lead Hanau. Heidelberg staged a seven run rally in the fifth inning but fell Short against flawless Hanau Fielding in the late innings. A Armstrong hit three and two run shots to left Field and finished 3 for 3 on the Day with a single. Eugene fal Monte and Eugene Etheridge also homered for the hornets. Edwin Lopez homered for  12, Hanau 4 the cougars used three run bursts in the first and second innings to blow past the Host hornets which got Back to Back to Back Solo Home runs from Etheridge Larry Ingram and Jerry Phair in the third inning. Victor Williams homered for Ansbach and Scott also hit an apparent shot to deep left but was called out for stepping out of the batters Box in the third  27, Heidelberg 15 the generals got their if notices earlier than Heidelberg had hoped As the panthers had four five run innings to put the game away and Send the generals Back Home. Flippen and Henry White sent shots Over the fences for a town. The panthers opened a 10-run Leith after two innings but the Normal 10-run Rule giving the losing team the Opportunity to concede had been waived so the generals reformed and answered a 13-0 third inning score with four runs to make it 13-4. A town added seven runs total in the third and fourth innings then put the game away with 10 More runs in the sixth and seventh innings  8, Kaiserslautern 7 / Hanau a Ingram doubled in Micheal Peterson with two outs in the Bottom of the sixth to break a 7-7 tie and Send Hanau to the championship game. Peterson had doubled in fal Monte to tie the score. Hanau retired a town with runners on first and third with two out in the seventh. Etheridge hit a three run Homer to give Hanau a 3-1 first inning Lead. The hornets led 6-3 after the third before a town scored one in the fourth and three More in the sixth to take a 7-6 Lead. Aaron Day hit a two run Homer and Huggins followed with a Solo shot to give Kaiserslautern the  runs Over hounds Hahn a Germany a Hahn a Bobby Pierce ran for 167 Yards and two touchdowns saturday a including a 50-Yard to Jaunt that sparked a 20-Point third Quarter As the Hawks beat Oesterberg 28-9. The result was the Hawks first Continental sports conference Victory of the year after two losses while the wolfhounds remained wingless at 0-3. Dan Troglin kicked a 28-Yard Field goal in the second Quarter to give Oesterberg a temporary 3-0 Lead with 14 09 left in the half. Bobby Pierce scored on a 5-Yard run with 12 50 left in the second then he ran in the conversion to put the Hawks up 8-3 at halftime. Just 19 seconds into the Sec Ond half Pierce broke a draw play 50 Yards Down the right sideline for a score 19 seconds into the third Quarter. Bren Csc football ton Abram ran in the conversion off a fake kick attempt to give Hahn a 16-3 margin. Scrappy Edmond added a 4-Yard to run with 2 45 left in the third and Caj Scott hit Abram from 14 Yards out with 2 19 left in the third for the Hawks final Points. With Hahn leading 28-3, a Oesterberg Salex Doyle threw a 12-Yard touchdown pass to Eric Cornick with 4 06 left in the game. In saturdays other game Spang 24, Rhein main 3 Span Dahlem a Germany a Ken Gentry passed for two touchdowns and ran for a third to Lead the sabers to their first win in three tries. The rockets 2-1 lost for the first time. With 11 20 left in the first Quarter Gentry scored on a 4 Yard sneak and Frank Goetzl Pat made it 7-0. Gentry hit Willie Lawson with a 31-Yar,d touchdown strike with 7 10 to go in the second Quarter. Goetzl extra Point gave the sabers a 14-0 Lead. Gentry went Back to Lawson with a 4-yarder with 2 23 left in the first half to produce Spang a 21-0 bulge at intermission. Rhein main finally got on the Board 10 20 left in the third when Jason Manning kicked a 34-Yard Field goal. Goetz ended the scoring with a 40-Yard Field goal with 6 24 left in the game. Gentry completed 16 of 28 passes for 211 Yards with two interceptions. Goetz also completed a 23-yarder to Ben Robinson to give the sabers 234 total passing Yards. Lawson caught five passes for 76 Yards and two touchdowns. Ken Sneed caught four for 69 Yards. Title game matches Heidelberg Ansbach Karlsruhe Germany a the Heidelberg lady generals moved into the championship game of the army european slow pitch softball tournament by posting a pair of lopsided victories saturday. The lady generals hammered v corps Champion Hanau 11-3 and Vii corps Winner Ansbach 14-6. They will meet Ansbach which Defeated Karlsruhe 7-2 in the losers bracket final later saturday in today a title showdown at noon. Trina Kinzy and Althea Coleman had three hits apiece As Heidelberg launched its bid for the championship by routing Hanau. The second Victory did no to come so easily. Ansbach jumped off to a 6-1 advantage after three innings but Heidelberg scored twice in the fourth inning five times in the fifth four More times in theace women sixth and wrapped up thing with two More in the seventh in other games Ansbach 9, Karlsruhe 6 Renner collected three rib singles and Rakers had a two run triple and a single to highlight the Vii corps champions Victory. Cassandra Richardson Hii a two run Homer and drove in two More runs with a single to keep Karlsruhe 21st Talcom Winner in  6, Hanau 2 Joquite Brown batted in four runs with a triple and a Homer As Karlsruhe eliminated Hanau. Ansbach 7, Karlsruhe 2 x Ansbach built up a 7-0 Lead with two runs in the second inning and five in the fifth