European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 23, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday september 23, 1991 the stars and stripes c Page 27 Syracuse stuns no. 5 Florida Syracuse , a Kirby Dar Dar ran the opening Kickoff 95 Yards on a reverse and quarterbacks Marvin Graves and Doug Womack directed a potent Syracuse running attack As the no. 18 orangemen Defeated no. 5 Florida 38-21 saturday. Syracuse 3-0 held Florida 2-1 to minus-17 Yards Rushing while grinding out 250 Yards on the ground much of it after Florida had drawn within 28-21 with 4 56 to play in the third period. With Graves and Womack alternating Syracuse put together an 11-play drive to go ahead 35-21. Graves completed passes of 9 and 20 Yards to Qadry Ismail and Marcus Lee rushed for 30 Yards on the key drive which was capped by Womacks 3-Yard touchdown run on the second play of the fourth Quarter. Syracuse held the Ball for 8 09 on its next Possession again mostly on the ground As the Florida defense tired. John Biskup kicked a 25-Yard Field goal to put the game out of reach. Shane Matthews completed 27 of 43 passes for 347 Yards for the gators who All but abandoned their running game after falling in the first half Hole. Matthews also threw three interceptions against Syracuse which won against a top 10 team for the first time since defeating no. 1 Nebraska in 1984. Dardar gave Syracuse momentum from the Start. Terry Richardson caught the opening Kickoff and began sweeping to his right but handed the Ball to Dardar who was looping behind him. Dardar raced untouched up the left sideline for the score. Syracuse s Glen Young 52 and John Lusardi haul Down Florida s Dexter  Dodges Arizona with late Field goal Tucson Ariz apr Doug Briens 33-Yard Field goal with three seconds remaining saturday night lifted Fumble plagued no. 24 California past upset bound Arizona 23-21. Briens third Field goal offset arizonans second straight come from behind bid. His first 33-yarder, with 11 23 left had pulled the Golden bears to 21-20. Despite five fumbles and seven penalties Cal 3-0 won its first Pacific-10 conference game. The wildcats 1-2, 1-1who had overtaken Stanford a week earlier moved ahead 21-17 after trailing 17-0 in the second Quarter. But after a 51-Yard punt rolled dead at the Cal 3, quarterback Mike Pawlawski engineered an 82-Yard rive in the final 2 02 before Briens kick. The Drivers key play was a 36-Yard reception by Sean Dawkins. Briens kicking offset two costly fumbles by tailback Russell White the bears recovered their other three. White carried 35 times for 150 Yards but his first Fumble led to an Arizona touchdown. And his second recovered by Arizona linebacker Corey Pittman at the wildcats 3 at the end of the third Quarter foiled calms 80-Yard drive for what would have been the go ahead score. Cal rushed for 309 Yards and Pawlawski passed for 236 More As the bears out gained Arizona 545 to 274. 5scoreboard from Page 26golfb.c. Open Endicott . A scores saturday alter the third round of the sb00.000 . 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Senior Amateur Frankfort Mich. Apr results saturday of the . Senior Amateur championship played on the 6,324-Yard, Par-70 Crystal Downs country club course set final moms Beecroft 150. Newport news va., def. Dick Goerlich 160tampa fla., 1 up Bill Bosshard 162copley Ohio def. Clarence Moore 150wir Sboro s.c., 4 and 3. Final Bosshard def. Beecroft 5 and 4.grand prox of Europe Chepstow Wales up leading scores sunday alter the final round of the $765,000 Epson grand Pru of Europe on the 6.922-Yard, Par-71 is Pierre course pm Olazabal. Spain.64686766�?265 Mark James Britain 7064-70-70�?274 Miguel Martin spain.696868-72�?277 Mike Mclean Britain 65-73-7268�?278 Johnstone Zimbabwe .71-7967-70�?278 Peter Teravainen . .71-7069-89�?279 Jamie Spence Britain .87-7971-71 �?279 pm rank sweden.72-716869-280 Jose Wero spain.70686973�?280 a Kiwi Raferty ireland.70696873�?260 Mike Mckenzie Britain.71-746768�?280 Ronald Claydon Britain .716871-70�?280  .71687468�?281 Puj Harason. Sweden.72686972�?281  Anta n.6669-73-73-281 Roger  australia.68707869�?2b1 Phlp Price. Britain.706871-74-281 a Brand jr., bntbin.798871 -74�?281 North americana Glenn Day .74 70 7t>9-? Danny Misovie Canada .7367-72-74�? 286 Colorado rebounds 58-0 Boulder Colo. Apr Durian Hagan passed for two touchdowns and freshman tailbacks Kent Kahl and Lamont Warren ran for two ads apiece As no. 19 Colorado mashed Minnesota 58-0 saturday. The buffaloes 2-1rebounding from a 16-14 loss to Baylor last week that snapped their 11-game winning Streak generated 612 total Yards and re established the ground game that had been missing in their first two outings. Hagan playing despite a sprained right thumb that caused him to miss practice time during the week completed 7 of 8 passes for 162 Yards and to throws of 40 Yards to Rico Smith and 30 Yards to Mark Henry before giving Way to backup Vance Joseph Midway through the second Quarter. Joseph a Sophomore immediately engineered two scoring drives As the buffs scored on six of their seven first half possessions to take a 38-0 advantage. Defense pushes buckeyes to 3-0 Columbus Ohio apr Roger Harper returned an interception 42 Yards for a touchdown and Ohio state had nine sacks As the 16th-ranked buckeyes moved to 3-0 for the first time in six years with a 33-19 Victory Over Washington state on saturday. Washington states Drew Bledsoe passed for 287 Yards completing 26 of 43 attempts but took a beating. He threw for one touchdown. His two Point conversion pass was intercepted with eight seconds remaining and returned 96 Yards by Steve Tovar for Ohio states final two Points. Ohio state rushed for 321 Yards with Carlos Snow getting 97 on 18 carries with a touchdown butter by note Rushing for 90 on 18 attempts with a touchdown and Scottie Graham adding 83 Yards on five carries. The buckeyes have won All seven meetings with the cougars 0-3. Auto racing portuguese up Estoril Portugal a Tho Ordo of finish sunday of the portuguese grand prix 71 laps on the 2.703-Mife aut Dromo circuit total of 191.91 Miles with Driver country car time and Leader s Speed 1. Riccardo Patrese Italy. Willams Hen Ault 1 hour 35 minutes 42.304 seconds 120.314 Mph. 2. Ayrton Senna Brazil Mclaron Honda 20.941 seconds behind. 3. Jean ales France Ferrari 53.554, 4. Pierluigi Martini Haiy Minardi fran 1 03.498. 5. Nelson Piquet Brazil Benetton Ford 1 10.033. 6. Michael Schumacher Germany Bon Etton Ford 1 16.582. 7. Maurico go Peknin Brazil Leyton in or 1 Lap. 8. Andrea Decesaris Italy. Jordan Ford 1 Lap. 9. Gianni Morbidelli Italy Minard Forra i 1 Lap. 10. Roberta Moreno Brazil Jordan Ford 1 Lap. 11. Erik Colmar. France uglier Lam Borghino 1 Lap. 12. Martin Brundle. Britain Brabham Yamaha 3 laps. 1s. Saturn Nakajima Japan Tyrrell Honda 3 laps. 14. Mika Hakkinen Finland Lotus Judd 3 laps. 15. Michele Albreto Italy footwork Ford 3 laps. 18. Thienmy Boutsen Belgium Ligier Lamborghini 3 laps. 17. Ivan Capelli Italy Leyton Lymor 7 laps.  with laps completed 18. Stefano Modena Italy Tyrrell Honda 58 laps. 19. Nigel Mansell Britain Willams Ren cult 51 laps. 20. Aguri Suzuki. Japan Lola Ford 40 laps. 21. Alain Prost France ferrari.39 laps. 22. Gerhard Berger Austria Mclaren Honda. 37 laps. 23. Emmanuel Pirro Italy bus Dallara Ford 18 taps. 24. J. J. Lehto Finland bus Altara Judd 14 laps. 25. Mark Blunder Britain for abeam Yamaha. 12 laps. A 26. Johnny Herbert Britain Lotus Judd 1 Lap. Fastest Lap 1 1b,179. Mansell 124.467 Mph. Driver1 standings alter 13 races 1. Senna 83 Points 2. Mansell 59 3. Patrese 44 4. Berger. 31 5. Prost and Nelson Piquet Brazil 25 each 7. Alesi 18 a Modena and Decesaris 9 Aach. Constructor s blending 1. Mclaren 114 Points 2. Williams 103 3. Ferrari 43 4. Benetton 36 5. Jordan 13 8. Tyrrell 11 7. Minardi 8 8. Dallara 5 9. Lotus 3 10. Lola Tennis do wee championship Mary Joe Fernandez 1miami and Pam so Riutor Baltimore Del. Came Cunningham Unla Mich., and Laura Gilde Peistor Peru 83,66. Paris women s Paris of a results sunday of the $150,000 Paris women s open Tennis tournament see dogs in parentheses Conchita Martinez 1spain def. Ines Horroc Hatsui Argentina 80,. Local sports Davis cup saturday s results work group semifinals Spang Rhein pc United states 2, Germany 1 at Kansas City Michael Stich and Eric Jelen. Germany Dot. Scott Davis Davie fla., and David Pate Las Vogas 76 7684,84. France 5, Yugoslavia 0 at Peu France saturdays doubles Guy forget and Amaud Boot sen. France def Slobodan Zavori Novitc and Srdjan Muskwa Ovic Yugoslavia 84, 66, 52 sunday s Ravens singles fabrics Santoro Franca Del. Maskati we 87, 83, 76 forget Del Zoh of Jonovic. Yugoslavia 81,36,82.nlchlrei ladies Tokyo a results sunday of the $350,000 Nic Trei International ladies Tennis championship a u Anoka colosseum see dogs m parentheses singles Fin Plomp Monica Saba 1yugoslavia Del. Mary Joe Fernandez 2miami 81,81 air Force football rockets 21, sabers 17 m Rhein main sunday gdahiem.0 0 0 17-17  7 7 7 2 rms Harris 2 run Manning kick rms Stokes 33 pass from Porter Manning kick Spang Rogers 1 run Goetz kick Spang Sneed 3 pass from Rogers Shannon to Ramea pm Hsrris 79 screen pass from Porter Manning kick Spang safety Parham stepped into end zone with interception Spang rom first Down 18 9 rushed Yard 32-100 39110 passing Yards 227 214 passes 17493 8191 punts 6658 7-362 dumb Khz boat 2-2 16 penalties Yards 845 13100 ind Duane Rushing Spang atom Shannon 4 47, Tytar 1267, Rogers 26, Brown 16. Bames 26, Reed 5 mnus6 Row remain hams 11-29, Robinson i960, Porter 91. Passing Stan Dahiem. Gantry 4-172 79, Rogers 13231 148, Rhem main Porter 8191 214. Receiving spen Dahiem Bemes 19 125. Lawson 248, Sneed 2-14, Reed 14, Shannon 261, Rhein Man hams 266, Renner 360, Stokes 248. Lee 1-18. Robinson 14.avia no defeats Vicenza av1ano, Italy Damon Nichols scored two touchdowns and threw for another in leading the Aviano saints past the Vicenza cougars 35-20 on saturday. Nichols ran eight Yards and returned an interception 66 Yards for his two scores and he launched a 34-Yard javelin to hideout Eric Hernandez. It was the season opener for Aviano. Nichols gained 116 Yards on just three punt returns which included a 66-Yard run. Carlos Moore had a pair of ads for the cougars 0-2 in the three team Italy league Aviano defensive lineman Chad Divinny recovered a Fumble in the end zone and had six tackles