European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 21, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 b the stars and stripes tuesday april 21, 1992 riders Orlando win 4th by the associated press san Marcos Texas Gary Richard returned one of san Antonious four interceptions for a 53-Yard touchdown helping the riders to a 17-0 Victory Over Ohio in the Olaf on sunday. Richards touchdown with 9 43 remaining in the first Quarter came after Ohio quarterback Pat of Hara fell and attempted to pass while sitting. Ivory Lee Brown carried 28 times for 100 Yards to Lead san Antonio 4-1 another of Hara pass hit offensive lineman Eric Harmon in the helmet and was caught by the riders Greg bag Lin at the glory 25 with 9 28 to go in world league the first half. Four plays later san Antonio quarterback Mike Johnson scored on a 10-Yard run. Jim gallery a second extra Point kick made it 14-0. Gallery added the final Points on a 25-Yard Field goal with 43 seconds left in the second Quarter. The kick capped a 10-play, 61-Yard san Antonio drive. Ohio 0-5 drove to the san Antonio 31 in the fourth Quarter before babe Laufenberg was intercepted on fourth Down by Anthony Cooney. After a rider Fumble Laufenberg was intercepted again by Malvin Hunter in the end zone. In sundays other world league game Orlando 16, Montreal 8 Orlando Fla. A Tracy Bennett kicked three Field goals and Orlando turned Back a late scoring threat by Montreal. Orlando 4-1 avenged its Only defeat a 31-29 loss to the machine in the second week of the season. The Thunder took a two game Lead Over Montreal 2-3 in the North american East division. The Thunder defense ranked last in the world league held Montreal to five first Downs and 98 Yards through the first three quarters. With 6 34 left Montreal backup quarterback Michael Proctor threw a 35-Yard touchdown pass to Pete Mandley then hit Aaron Emanuel with a two Point conversion pass closing the margin to 16-8. W. A. Cagers Hurt Cumberland my. A West Virginia basketball players Wilfred Kir Kalay and Lawrence Pollard were hospitalized in serious condition monday after a car wreck. Kirkaldy a Reserve Center and Pollard a Reserve Forward had stable vital conditions at Cumberland memorial Hospital after the crash about 16 Miles East of Cumberland on interstate 68, sports information director Shelly Poe said. Maryland state police sgt. Michael Sayles said Pollard was driving the car when it went off the right Side of the Road sunday night and into an embankment. The car was a a travelling at an excessive Speed a in attempting to change lanes Sayles said. He did no to elaborate except to say no citations had been issued. Montreal s Brian Skrudland docs some stick work on Hartford a Doug Houda sunday during their Adams division playoff match. Sharp goal ending highlights opening of second season by Ken Rappoport a hockey writer who was that masked Man it was John Vanbiesbrouc. Don Beaupr�. And Patrick Roy among others. As usual the Stanley cup playoffs featured a number of top notch goal ending performances with Vanbiesbrouc Beau pre and Roy the key players for their teams on sunday night Vanbiesbrouc led the new York rangers to a 2-1 Victory Over the new Jersey devils. Beaupre backs topped Washington a 3-1 Triumph Over Pittsburgh. And Roy helped Montreal beat Hartford 2-0. Buffalo beat Boston 3-2 in another Low scoring game that featured Strong play by Rookie goaltender Tom Draper. A a that a basically what playoff hockey is All about a hot goaltender a a said new jerseys Bruce Driver whose teammate Chris Terreri also played Well in the Wales conferences playoffs on sunday. The Campbell conference playoffs were to continue monday night with Minnesota at Detroit and St. Louis at Chicago in the Norris division and Winnipeg at Vancouver and Edmonton at los Angeles in the smythe. Minnesota Chicago Winnipeg and Edmonton All won opening round games on saturday night. Rangers 2, devils 1 new York a the rangers got another Strong performance from Vanbiesbrouc and their defense. Nil playoffs Darren Turcotte and Mike Gartner scored a goal each for the rangers. Vanbiesbrouc the no la a hottest goaltender at the end of the regular season with a nine game unbeaten Streak made 26 saves and was at his Best in the second period with the rangers clinging to a 1-0 Lead. The devils were held away by Vanbiesbrouc and the Tough Ranger defense until 12 31 of the third period when Zeno Ciger put in a 30-footer from the Slot. Terreri made 36 saves. Capitals 3, penguins 1 Landover my. A Washington coach Terry Murray said the play of goal tender Don Beaupre probably would have been enough even if Mario Lemieux had played for Pittsburgh. A they carried on very Well without him a Murray said a Beaupre was excellent  the capitals goaltender slopped 32 shots and Peter Bondra scored twice As Washington beat the defending Stanley cup champions. Lemieux was scratched with a bruised right shoulder. Bondra a first goal gave Washington a 1-0 Lead and John Druce made it 2-1 at 13 42 of the second period. Bondra iced the Victory against goaltender Tom bar Rasso by converting a pass from a1 Lafrate with 2 08 left. Troy Loney had Pittsburgh a Only goal. Canadians 2, whalers 0 Montreal a it was a Dionne who did the scoring the canadians just like the old Days. The 21-year-old Gilbert Dionne younger brother of Hall of Famer Marcel scored twice in his first career playoff game. Patrick Roy an old hand made 32 saves before a relatively Small Montreal playoff crowd of 16,624 for his fifth career playoff shutout. Dionne a opening goal came on the Power play after Mike Keane poked free the puck from a scramble in the Corner. Dionne a second goal came at 15 55 of the third period when Hartford de Senseman Zarley Salapski fell at the Montreal Blue line giving the canadians a 3-on-l break. Denis Savard slipped the puck across to Dionne for a Quick snap under the crossbar. Sabres 3, Bruins 2 Boston a Buffalo which led the league with 105 Power play goals took advantage of Boston penalties on goals by Pat Lafontaine and Doug Bodger to take a 3-0 Lead in the second period. Then they Hung on As Draper was outstanding in the face of 19 third period shots from the fired up Bruins. The visiting sabres had to withstand a furious third period comeback by Boston. The Bruins who had two apparent goals waved off in the second period took the first 11 shots of the third. Adam Oates and Vladimir Ruzicka scored on two of  stars in Mcdonald s prep classic Atlanta apr Othella Harrington a 6-9va Cen a from Jackson miss., scored 19 Points and pulled in 21 rebounds to Lead the West to a 100-85 Victory re the East sunday in the Mcdonald Sall american High school basketball game. Harrington presented the John wooden award As Ost valuable player made 9 of 14 Field goal shots anti id three steals. �?o1 was very fortunate today a he said. A the team did an outstanding Job of giving me the  Jason Kidd of Alameda calif., the National player of the year on several All America teams added 12 Points and six assists. Corliss Williamson of Russellville ark., had 14 Points and 10 rebounds. Chris Davis of Oak Hill Academy in Virginia added 12 Points. Top scorer for the Hast was Carlos Strong of Athens with 19 Points. Michael Lloyd of Dunbar my had 17 Points and five assists. Richard Keene hit a 3-Pointer to give the West a 3736 Lead 4 13 before Hal Tinie and the East never caught up. The West outscored the East 11-2 in the final three minutes of the half for a 50-40 halftime Lead. The Hast came no closer than 8 Points in the second half