European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 29, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday november 29, 1993 the stars and stripes Page 35 world notes Schneider breezes from wire reports Santa Caterina Val ,-.italy a Swiss Veter an Vroni Schneider beat Austri Ananita Wachtor by one Sec Ond sunday to win the first slalom of the women s world cup season. Schneider earned her 45thworld cup career Victory by clock ing the fastest time in both runs for a total of 1 minute 38.93 seconds. Wachter the defending world cup Champion strengthened her Overall Lead by finishing second in1 39.84. Faxon wins open Melbourne Australia american Brad Faxon kept his composure to Chalk up his most prestigious win with a two stroke Victory in the australian open Golf championship at Mel Bourne s metropolitan course. The32 year old from Rhode Island and four time Winner on the . Tour posted a two under Par 70 for his final round Over the testing 6,960 Yards course to finish at 275. Trojans hit final Long Beach Calif. South Ern Cal surprised three time de fending Champion California 12-11in overtime saturday night to and Vance to the title game of then Caa water Polo championship. Southern Cal the no. 3 seed was to play top seeded Stanford in sunday s final. Cal had won three straight titles and 11 Mcaa titles in 19 previous appearances. Stanford 23-6 advanced to it second straight final by defeating us Irvine 10-8. Dutch take doubles Johannesburg South Afri Ca the third seeded dutch pair ing of Jacco Entingh and Pau Laarhuis won the $1.2 million at world doubles championship in a closely fought three set final sunday against australian de fending champions Todd Wood Bridge and Mark Woodforde. The dutch pair won 7-6 7-47 6 7-56-4 in two hours and 47 minutes in the covered Arena. Sports on Anor try a european Tara Tel vision pro football san Diego at Indiana polls j . Tuesday. Rhein main quarterback Dennis Williams slips Mike Sydney s 45 tackle and Steps Over Tim Goodman 42 for a first half touch Down sunday during the rockets 41-20 Safe championship Victory Over la Ken Heath. Rocket end Orantha Smith so look.? on. Offensive map Williams finds More fitting Choice for award by Jon Connor staff writer Rhein main a Germany immediately after being named offensive player of the game Rhein main quarterback Dennis Williams walked Over to his better half on sunday wide receiver Keith Craig and handed him the sports jacket just Given to him to symbolize his View that Craig deserved the Honor More than he. While it s sometimes hard to recognize one person for a team Effort that fact that Craig known smooth caught six passes for 218 Yards scored three touch Downs and had one interception made it a lot easier to determine in the rockets 41-20 Romp Over the Lakenheath eagles for the Safe championship sunday. 02102901" thought he truly deserved it said Williams who played despite suffering from a stomach virus. He was my map most valuable player asked Why he thought he was selected Williams replied if the team does Well the quarterback gets the like Wise he said it it does to the quarterback traditionally gets the blame. But it was Craig a Soldier stationed in Riis Felsheim who grabbed everyone s at tuntion verly Early in the first Quarter when he blazed his Way across the Field returning a punt for the game s opening score. Unintentionally helping was Laken Heath which had Only 10 players on the Field. Craig s other ads came in the third Quarter. Both were 50-Yard scores which saw some Fine passing and running. Suck it up yelled Eagle guard Larry Doss from the sideline following Craig s third to. Come on let s go but this elusive receiver was too much for one Eagle who slammed his helmet in the near Frozen ground in frustration. Reality had set in the score was now 35-13 with one Quarter to play. They made some key plays. We made a lot of mistakes said Eagle coach Rick Eddings. We. Showed a lot of offence. We move the Ball at despite this Eddings praised his team. I m proud of these Guys he said explaining the eagles won nine games this season. That says it All Eddings added. Rockets coach Fred Kirkendoll said another Factor in his team s decisive win was containing running Back Troy lock Man Ruksc offensive player of the year. Lockman is always a problem Kir Kendoll said. Although Lockman ran for 151 Yards on 34 carries and scored one to he did not make game deciding plays. As it turns out this was Lockman s last game with the eagles As he takes on a new assignment at March fab Calif continuing his1 work As a dental technician. One question in the minds of Many during the game was if this was the last Safe sponsored football game or maybe just Rhein mein s they were watching because of the draw Down one Spectator. Col. Buck Buchanan vice commander of the 4mth fighter Wing at Lakenheath said he hears rumours like everybody eke hard decisions will be made he said. It s a sad thing to see Buchanan said of possible league closure. Playing foot Ball brings a Little bit of Home to personnel overseas he added. To to an to monday n i 4 f ,4a. ."1 a Vul .4. Monday " j a w l o Toh � 5 x r Rio m 4 to tit it 51 of l i a j a v. It to 200 3 Al or i i 4- j a 4 t t. It i my. In " � � j a v j �.,1 v a 4
