European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 31, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Unday october 31. 1993 sports the stars and stripes Page 31 Lions claim Crown on 2 s by the stars and stripes Richard Sweeting went the same distance two different ways in the fourth Quarter for 20-Yard touchdowns to give visiting Heidelberg a come from behind 18-16 Victory Over Frankfurt on , who had scored on a 1-Yard dive in the second period went left on a reverse for the first game saving score with 5 38 remaining in the game and with 1 35 left he went right on a sweep. The Victory gave the lion the dive on 1 title with a 4-0 record a 1 upped their season Mark to 6-1. Frankfurt fell to 2-2 in conference play and 5-2on the season. The eagles loss created a three Way dead lock for second place with Wurzburg and Ramstein inthe final league standings. In a Frankfurt beat Ramstein Wiir Burg beat Frankfurt Ramstein beat Wiir Burg Triangle season head to head scores had to reused to determine the pairings for this week s playoff semifinals. So Heidelberg entertains Wurzburg and Frankfurt plays at Ramstein. Heidelberg drove 75 Yards to take a 6-0 Lead with 7 31 remaining in the first half but Frankfurt scored 10 Points in division i a Span of a minute and 45 seconds to grab a 10-6 Lead by intermission. . Hairston s 46-Yard pass to Marcus Sakaniwa and Jared still s Pat kick made it 7-6 with 1 53 left in the half. Still booted a 34-Yard Field goal with 8 seconds on the clock. Hairston went to Sakaniwa for Frankfurt s second touch Down Early in the fourth Quarter this Aerial covering 75 Yards to set the stage for Sweeting slate game heroics. Sweeting chalked up 118 Yards in 13 carries As Heidel Berg rushed for a total of 223 Yards. The rugged lion defense limited the eagles to 104 Yards Rushing. In saturday s other division i game Ramstein 37, a town 0 Steve Madsen passed to Troy Taylor for a 43-Yard touchdown and sneaked inform the 1 As the royals assured themselves of the Home Field advantage against Frank Furt in the division i playoff semifinals this week. Brian King James Winter Road and Hybris White scored Richard Sweeting. 118 Yards Rushing on runs and Jesse Valdic booted a 32-Yard Field goal and 3 pats As the royals finished 2-2 in the conference. Middle linebacker . Westley led the victors on de sense with 12 Solo tackles and 2 assists outside linebacker Taylor and lineman Ben dec chipped in with 8 solos apiece. Hanau rips Wiesbaden by the stars and stripes the Hanau panthers snapped the first place tic in division ii East with authority saturday blasting the visiting Wiesbaden warriors 40-7.the winners who rolled up 387 Yards on the ground improved to 4-0 in division in East to win the conference Crown Ashe warriors fell to 3-1. Hanau is 6-1 Overall Wiesbaden is 5-2.panther quarterback Shamar Foster experienced a Little turbulence in the air As his three tosses produced two interceptions and no completions. Foster got his feet Back on the ground running the Ball however amassing 105 Yards and a to online carries. Wingback Chris Tatum went143 Yards on 8 carries for three touchdowns for the winners Handbill Gaston also a Wingback rushed 55 Yards on five carries. Div. La East Mannheim 48, Patch 0 the Victory at Home Friday night was highlighted by Ivory Stewart s 35-Yard run. David Thompson s 28-Yard to pass to Adrian Batts and tackle Nate kitties 98-Yard Romp with a Fumble return. Batts also scored on a 6-Yard run and Jonathon Simmons and Dan Swain had 3-Yard to plunges. Nurnberg 26, Baum older 6 two second Quarter touch Downs put the eagles Over the top in a non conference game at Baumholzer. Quarterback Quentin Walsh scored on an 18-Yard run off an option play and a 13-Yard pass to wide receiver cynic Bradley made it 18-0 be fore the bucs finally scored. Bradley Sparks Pitburg to title Augsburg Ansbach win. A by the stars and stripes Augsburg and Ansbach car ried the division ill South col ors to Victory saturday and will clash for the division championship this week. South Champion Augsburg Defeated North runner up Fulda 14-0, and South runner up ans Bach outlasted North Winner Giessen 16-9 in saturday s Semi final Battles. Augsburg 14, Fulda 0 quarterback Robert Taylor s div. Ill playoffs 1-Yard sneak and halfback Jorge Ramos 25-Yard touchdown run in the fourth Quarter gave the apaches their Home Victory. The game was filled with errors with each team losing the Ball three times on fumbles an interceptions. Reggie Byrd led the apaches with 78 Yards on 10 carries. Falcon linebacker Rocky Anderson had 10 Solo tackles and 3 assists. Ansbach 16, Giessen 9 the cougars who won the Small schools championship last year got an 11-Yard first quartered run from Ron Miller and a 20-yarder from Dontell greening the third period to grab the Victory at  Lynch kicked a 30-Yard Field goal in the second Quarter and Darnell Fields romped 15 Yards off tackle to account for Giessen s Points. By the stars and stripes Pitburg s Maurice Bradley Ranfor two touchdowns and threw for a third As the Barons owned the shape spartans 47-14 saturday for the division West Crown. Pitburg 4-0 in conference 6-1 Overall plays Host to Wiesbaden next week in a division i semifinal match up. Bradley had four catches for194 Yards and threw a 22-Yard touchdown pass to Lead the of sense trouncing of the spartans. Bradley also contributed six Solo tackles and three assists to Lead the defensive shutdown of shape 1-3, 2-5which had a total of three Yards Rushing forthe game. Is 22, accent 14 James Lightburn came up with a pair of big defensive plays div. La West saturday As International school of Brussels nailed Down second place in division ii West and a playoff berth. The raiders got an insurance to after the Lightburn recovered a Fumble James Fox scor ing on a 15-Yard pass from Ray Rauber. Then with accent threatening to score and Possi Bly tic the game Lightburn caused a Fumble which Rinaud Lam Roux Guay recovered and is preserved its Victory. The win created a semifinal playoff game at Hanau which hammered Wiesbaden 40-7 to win the division ii East championship. Deschaune Jemmison scored both of accents touchdowns the first on a 3-Yard plunge and the second on a 65-Yard Gallop. As Reed runs Field info ground again Ltd prep Cross country Central europeans. Yamada wins division ii in the highly competitive division ii race at Mannheim surprises were the order of the Day where Yamada won a four Man sprint to the finish line and Frankfurt International school s girls nipped pre meet favorite Pitburg. Yamada shape s Nathan King Fis s Stephen Garner and Hanau s Chris Hauer were shoulder to shoulder with 200 Yards to go. On the final turn off the Forest Trail and onto the pavement the four launched a cavalry charge to the tape with Yamada finishing a half Sec Ond ahead of King 16 23.7. Carrier 16 26 and Hauer 16 28 followed. Shape led the five team finalists with 50, followed by Fis 58, Hanau 62, bit Burg 108, and is 122. Pitburg s undefeated Shannon Baird 19 28 won the girls title but the Barons finished second in the team event As Fis runners Veronique Hensen 20 32can Dahl Zehnder 21 00 and Esther Garner finished 3rd, 5th and 7th for a 40-43 Vic tory. Joining the top two As teams in the Central europeans Are accent 115, Hanau 115 and shape 117. Reed defends division Iii title Ansbach s undefeated Junior Billy Reed defended his 1992 division title in Ansbach by out distancing Fulda runners Nate Penland 19 43 and Erik Butkiwicz 19 46. Ansbach boys captured their second consecutive division title after completing two straight undefeated seasons. Team scores Ansbach 46, St. John s 60fulda 73, Vilseck 90, bad Kruez Nach 122, Bonn 123. Vilseck s freshman runner Becky Hernandez 23 10 avenged a one minute sept. 25 loss by upsetting Berlin s Amanda Kane p4-05 Anbach s Amanda Rivera 24 17 was third followed by Vilsick s Heather Thornsvard and Kendra Richardson. Team scores Vilseck 19, Ansbach 37. Gough sets us record Ashley cough 17 56 of the american school in London broke a course record on his Way to a Victory at a Hampstead Heath England the 5-Kilometer used by the British National Cross country team. Gough Defeated defending 1992 us Champion Steve Henry 18 20 of Laken Heath and Asl s James Kaiser 18 26. Lakenheath 30, nipped Asl 31 Fol Lowed by Alconbury 77, London Cental 87, and Croughton inc. Betsy Allen 20 47 of the Asl also Defeated the 1992 us Champion teammate Stephanie Dodson 21 14. A third Eagle Samar Hamman 22 32 finished third to give Asl its second consecutive championship. Asl won its second consecutive girls title with 26, Over Lakenheath 44, Croughton 71, London Central 81 and Alconbury inc. Green s steal bails out Blue by the stars and stripes Lakenheath Blue Middle line Backer Brandon Green stripped the Ball from Croughton quarterback Chris Anthony from be Hind the line and ran 83 Yards to score the winning touchdown late in the fourth Quarter As the Blue lancers Defeated the hadies 14 12 in a . Semifinal game at Home saturday. The win advances the lancers into the . Championship game Friday at Lakenheath. In saturday s Italy semifinal Valano 42, Naples 14 Aviano 3-1 slaughtered Naples 0-4 saturday scoring 22 Points in less than three minutes in the first Quarter