European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 1, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday november 1, 1992 sports South rises As Ansbach Vilseck Roll the stars and stripes b Page 29 Ansbach Germany a South division Champion Ansbach stayed unbeaten at 8-0 and advanced to the division Iii championship game with a 49-0 rout of the Oesterberg Falcons in a division Iii semifinal saturday a thanks to 299 Yards of total offence and four touchdowns by quarterback Charlie Bazemore. Vilseck the South runner up won the other Semi 22-8 Over Hahn on saturday. Ansbach will Host Vilseck in the division Iii championship game next sunday because the school will be taking sats saturday. In the first Quarter Bazemore scored on a 42-Yard run and Damie Vaught ran in the conversion. On the ensuing Kickoff ans Baches Eric Garcia recovered the onside kick to set up Bazemore a 8-Yard to pass. Anspach also had a touchdown called Back and missed a Field goal but still led 140 after one period. Bazemore went to the air for a 40-Yard to bomb to Gilberto Millayes and Vaught ran in the conversion for a 22-0 second Quarter Edge. Josh Wetzstein intercepted to set up another Bazemore pass this one 25 Yards to Jacob Tarin Down to the Oesterberg 4. Vaught ran it in from there and added the conversion run to make it ans Bach 30, Oesterberg 0 at halftime. Ansbach took the second half Kickoff and on the first play from scrimmage Bazemore bolted 71 Yards to pay dirt. Antonio Bermudez kicked the extra Point his 12th of the season for a 37-0 Lead. Vaught returned a Oesterberg punt 65 Yards for a 43-0 bulge. David Richards 8-Yard run in the third Quarter ended the scoring. Ansbach played reserves in the fourth Quarter. Bazemore gained 171 Yards in Only five carries Good for three touchdowns. He went 5 of 8 passing for 128 Yards and a to plus a 17-Yard punt return Millayes division caught 3 passes for 90 Yards and a score. Vaught finished with 80 Yards in nine carries and two ads and two conversions. On defense Arthur Kearney amassed 10 Solo tackles and five assists. Richards had nine solos and five assists. Demian Marmion had five solos and three assists. Galen Hegarty added five solos two assists and two sacks. The cougars first team rushed for 280 Yards in three quarters before sitting Down plus 128 passing. Oesterberg finished at 6-2. In saturdays other division Iii semifinal Vilseck 22, Hahn 8 Hahn a Germany a halfback Carlton Hopson carried his Falcons into the division Iii championship game running for two touchdowns and throwing for another in eliminating the i Hawks. Hopson who rushed 33 times for 125 Yards also converted on 2 two Point conversion runs thus accounting for All his teams Points. Hahn went on top with three minutes remaining in the first period when quarterback Craig Pierce 9 for 20 for 82 Yards hooked up with flanker Jason Yeager on a 40-Yard scoring strike. Yaeger then connected with Carlos Mincy to put Vilseck up 8-0. With 1 31 left in the half Hopson surprised the Hihawk defense with a 31-Yard pass to quarterback David Trevarthan and added a two Point conversion to tie the contest. At the 10-minute Mark Hopson exploded on a 65-Yard scoring Gallop to give the Falcons the Lead. Hopson then iced the win with another lengthy Bolt of 33 Yards with 6 minutes remain ing and added another two Point conversion run to Complete the scoring. Joe Gelineau David Bertello Adam Krause Fite photo 3 is ducks Bear bombs Hanau overruns shape Brussels Belgium International school of Brussels struck a blow for consistency saturday by overcoming three big plays by Berlin to reach the division u championship game with a 27-20 Conquest of the bears. Quarterback Joe Gelineau had a hand in All four scores for the winners tallying on a 1-Yard plunge and finding favorite target David Bertelli with touchdown passes of 39 and 24 Yards and a 9-Yard to pass to Jim Russell to overcame three Long scoring plays by the bears East division runners up. After is had taken a 14-0 Lead in the second period after Gelineau a run and Bertelli a 39-yarder, Terrence Hazelwood returned the Kickoff 86 Yards to pay dirt and ran in the two Pointer to Cut berlins deficit to 14-8 at halftime. The bears got things tied after intermission when Mark Moncy Penny hit tiran pct us with a 44-Yard scoring toss but is regained the Lead in the final period on go Lineaus a 9-Yardcr to Russell. Josh Whidden a third Pat kick made it 21-14. But Berlin Wasny to finished As division ii Moneypenny found Fettus with an 82-Yard bomb. The bears elected to go for the win but the is defense stacked up the run try for two Points. Is then launched the clinching drive helped along by roughing the kicker and unsportsmanlike penal its against the frustrated bears and capped by Gelineau a 24-Yard pass to Bertelli. Bertelli finished the Day with 7 catches for 13 Yards and two ads. Fullback Adam Krause carried the ground Load amassing 111 Yards on 15 carries and bursting for runs of 25, 18 and 12 Yards on the winners first to drive. Gelineau was 12 or 26 for 152 Yards and 3tds. A Whidden and Russell led the is defense. Berlin which finishes the season 6-2, got outstanding defense from Elijah Groober and Melvin Williamson. Hazelwood finished with 89 Yards on 15 carries ands Moneypenny completed just 4 of 12 passes for 130 Yards. Hanau 42, shape 14 Hanau Germany a Chris Tatum ran for four touchdowns and churned out 266 Yards Rushing As the panthers advanced to the division ii finals with a 4214 pasting of shape. Tatum scored on runs of 59,19, 23, and 17 Yards in route to the Victory. The panthers 7-1 Overall 5-0 in conference will Host the is raiders next sunday. Willie Gaston and a Yvica Willis added touchdown runs for Hanau. Gaston scored on an 11-Yard run and Willis scored from the 1. Shape s Marcus Hopkins scored twice for the spartans. He scored on a 15-Yard run and an 8-yarder. Hopkins carried 21 times for 144 Yards. Hanau churned out 463 Yards Rushing in the game and defensively kept shape out of the game. Chris Davis had five Solo tackles and eight assists while Albert Fua had three solos eight assists and a Fumble recovery. Shamar Foster also had a Fumble recovery to go along with his six solos and nine assists. Shapes Claxton fallen had a pair of sacks and seven solos and nine  wraps up . Title Early by Ben Abrams prep sports editor Raf Woodbridge England it took Mike Reed Only two carries to determine the , High school football Champion saturday. Reed went 43 Yards around right end on the first play from scrimmage for a touchdown and three plays later Reed got the Call for the second time and went 13 Yards for a touchdown to get the Woodbridge warriors off and flying. And the charges of Jack Gardner rambled to a 46-6 Victory Over the Lakenheath lancers winning the . Playoff to go along with their regular season conference championship. The Victory prolonged Woodbridge a football history one More game a against the Germany division ii Champion nov. 14 somewhere on the continent Woodbridge closes its doors next Spring. Eric Cook returned the opening kick off 39 Yards to set up Reeds first touchdown and Cook recovered a Dexter Davis Fumble on Lakenheath a first play from scrimmage on the lancers 30 to set up the second score. Reeds second to followed a 17-Yard pass from Mike Scherrer to Ken Glover. The warriors added another touch Down before the first Quarter had elapsed that coming on Rob Bishops 3-Yard plunge that capped a 49-Yard drive following an interception by Matt Woodlee. The big play was a 23-Yard pass from Scherrer to Glover. Lakenheath turned the Only interception Scherrer threw in his 5 for 7, 84-Yard performance into its Lone touchdown. Louie Douglas broke up another Woodbridge drive with the theft giving Lakenheath Possession on its 26. On the second play from scrimmage Mark cough hit Brian Williams on a Short pass to the left Side. Williams completed the Flea Flicker play with a lateral to Davis who out legged the Woodbridge pursuers 63 Yards to Complete the thrilling play. Woodbridge padded its advantage to 30-6 Midway through the second period when Reed who compiled 180 Yards on 13 carries ran for 27 and 21 Yards on successive plays following the Kickoff. Lakenheath threatened late in the half when it drove to the Woodbridge 19 before Woodlee intercepted a pass in the end zone with 25 seconds on the clock. The lancers made another bid for a score at the Start of the second half when they drove from their 24 to the warriors 11 before fumbling the Ball away this time to to  drove 89 Yards in 13 plays for its next score that coming on so Berrera a 1-Yard sneak following Reeds 21-Yard setup play. Another Fumble set up Woodbridge a last score. This Fumble recovery was recorded by . Stanford on the Lakenheath 49. Reed started off the drive with a 17-Yard run and Bishop capped it with a 1-Yard drive