European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 12, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday september 12, 1994 sports 3 the stars and stripes Page 27 canes rap Sun devils stadium drought ended Miami quarterback Frank Costa. Passes for 295 Yards 4 ads Tempe Ariz. Apr Frank Costa passed for a career High 295 Yards and four touchdowns and no. 5 Miami feasted on first half turnovers to run away from Arizona state 47-10 saturday night. The teams had never met but Miami had struck out in three previous trips to Sun Devil stadium. The hurricanes 2-0 lost in the 1985, 1987 and 1994 fiesta bowls absorbing a stinging 29-0 defeat at the hands of Arizona last new years Day. That defeat raised questions whether the proud dynasty was in decline and caused coach Dennis Erickson to guarantee a Victory Over Arizona state. His hurricanes wasted Little time making Good taking advantage of three Fumble recoveries and two interceptions to build a 33-10 halftime Lead. Jammi German scored from 56 and 49 Yards out after catching Short slant passes. German put Miami ahead 6-3 with his first catch turning outside to beat covering linebackers and cutting Back inside to outrun the secondary. His second score made it 40-10 with 8 41 left in the third Quarter and Erickson pulled Costa. Costa also threw 10 Yards to Chris t. Jones in the end zone and 53 Yards to tailback Jonathan Harris who caught Arizona state in a Blitz and raced to pay dirt. James Stewart scored on 9 and 1-Yard runs and Danyell Ferguson ran for a 3-Yard to. The Sun devils got their Points on Jon bakery a Field goals of 35 and 47 Yards and two safeties in the first Quarter. Aggie smother sooner 36-14 College station Texas apr Corey Pullig threw two touchdown passes and Rodney Thomas scored twice saturday As no. 16 Texas a amp a avenged a 44-14 Blowout by Oklahoma last year with a 36-14 Romp Over the no. 15 soon ers. A. A a the aggie 2-0who lost at Oklahoma last year had been pointing to the rematch against the sooner 1-1. It paid off with an impressive Victory their 21st straight at Home before a no conference record 72,577 fans. The sooner stopped a amp mrs vaunted running game but Pullig threw to passes of 12 and 2 Yards to keep the big eight conference foe off balance. A amp a of the Southwest conference put the game away late in the fourth period. Trailing by five Points Oklahoma a James Allen fumbled to Larry Brown at the sooner 8. Three plays later Pullig hit tight end James Mckechan with a 2-Yard to pass with 5 13 to  sooner Fumble led to a 26-Yard Field goal by Kyle Bryant his third of the Day. Then Ray Mickens intercepted Garrick Mcgee a pass and returned it 38 Yards for a touchdown to the Delight of the aggie who had seen the sooner run up the score last year. Thomas scored his second to on a 1-Yard run to give the aggie a 19-7 Lead Midway through the third Quarter. Dennis Allens interception put the aggie on the sooner 32 and Thomas ripped off runs of 10, 8, 1, and 1 Yards on the Brief scoring drive. Then came a bad Bounce for a amp a. Leeland Meirov bobbled a crazily car Oming punt and Oklahoma a Tim Denton recovered at the aggie 15. Three plays later Mcgee hit Allen with a 4-Yard to pass that Cut Oklahoma a deficit to 1944.the aggie had built a 13-0 Lead before the sooner offence got unt racked with a 66-Yard drive capped by Jerald Moore a 2-Yard touchdown run with 2 18 left in the first half. Bryant kicked Field goals of 53 and 33 Yards and Pullig flipped a 12-Yard to pass to Thomas. Cardinals scare longhorns before losing Austin Texas a Joey Ellis returned an interception 49 Yards for a clinching touchdown with 29 seconds left saturday As no. 20 Texas overcame costly turnovers to beat Louisville 30-16. Texas 2-0roughed up for 489 Yards in a season opening Victory Over Pittsburgh was stingy against the cardinals. Instead the offence and special teams sputtered with three first half turnovers. Louisville 0-2 turned two miscues into 10 Points and took a 16-9 Lead at halftime. The longhorns held Louisville Rushing Ace Anthony Shelman to just 27 Yards and Texas spent much of the second half pressuring quarterback Marty Lowe. The Texas offence followed the Lead of the defense and got in gear in the second half after ditching the passing game in favor of a run oriented attack led by priest Holmes. Holmes zigzagged through the cardinals for 127  avoids major upset Pasadena Calif. A Shannon Shah rushed for 158 Yards and scored the go ahead touchdown Early in the fourth Quarter saturday As 13th-Rankcd Urcla struggled to a 17-10 Victory Over Southern methodist. Shah a 9-Yard run with 12 17 left capped a 79-Yard, nine play drive which came right after sum tied the game. Shah also caught six passes for 52 Yards. The Mustangs had a first and goal at the Urcla 3 with 1 45 remaining but two running plays lost a Yard each before Donnie Edwards sacked Ramon Flanigan for an 11-Yard loss. After a delay of game penalty Flanigan threw an incomplete pass and Urcla then ran out the clock. The Bruins 2-0 had their hands full containing Flanigan who completed 22-of-34 for a career High 301 Yards and his teams Only touchdown with one . Open new York a results saturday of the $9.36 million . Open Tennis championships at the Usta National Tennis Center in Rushing Meadow men s singles semifinals Michael Stich 4germany def. Karel Novacek czech Republic 7-5, 6-3, 7-6 7-4 Andre Agassi Las vegas Del. Todd Martin 9palm coast fla., 63,4-6,6-2,6-3. Women s singles championship Arantha Sanchez Vicario 2spain def. Steffi Graf 1germany 1-6,7-6 7-36-4. Women s doubles championship Jana Novotna czech Republic and Arantha Sanchez Vicario Spain 2def. Larisa Neiland Latvia and Gabriela Sabatina Argentina 107-6 7-36-2.women s final Box score new York apr the Box score saturday of no. 2 Arantha Sanchez Vicario s 1-6, 7-6 7-36-4 Victory Over no. 1 Steffi Graf for the women s singles championship of the . Open. Sanchez Vicario Graf first serve percentage.,.,.64 aces .1 double faults. 3 percent 1 St serve Points won.64 percent 2nd serve Points won.39 winners including service .22 unforced errors. 36 break Point conversions.4-12 net approaches.21-33 total Points won.93 .64 57 .1 2 .3 3 .64 59 .39 55 .22 35 .36 46 .4-12 5-12 .21-33 21-29 .93 97 .2 07 Auto racing Miller 400 Richmond a. Apr the order of finish sat Urray night from the Miller genuine draft 400 Lascar Winston cup race at the .75-mile Richmond International raceway with starting position in parentheses residence make of car laps com Steed reason out if any earnings and Winner s average Speed in Mph 1. 3 Terry Laborte Trinity ., Chevrolet Lumi rat 400, $67,765, 104.056 Mph. 2. 13 Jeff Gordon Huntersville ., Chevrolet Lumma 400, $40,365. 3. 12 Dale Earnhardt Mooresville. N.c., Chevrolet Lemma 400, $38,830.4. 5 Rusty Wallace Concord ., Ford thurs Debird 400, $30,780. 5. 33 Ricky Rudd Lake Norman ., Ford thunderbird 400, $26,705. 6. 14 Mark Martin Jamestown ., Ford thunderbird 400, $22,780. 7. 8 Steve Grissom Uberty ., Chevrolet Lumina 400, $19,380. 8. 26 Brett Bodiner Harrisburg ., Ford thunderbird 399, $18,580. 9. 10 Ken Schrader Concord ., Chevrolet Lumina 399, $18,280. 10. 28 Darrell Waltrip Franklin tenn., Chevrolet Lumina 399, $18,280. 11. 19 John Andretti Indianapolis Pontiac grand prix 399, $11,680. 12. 31 Dick trickle Iron station ., Chevrolet Lumina 399, $10,855. 13. 21 Sterling Martin Columbia tenn., Chevrolet Lumina 398, $17,705. 14. 29 Morgan Shepherd Conover ., Ford thunderbird. 398, $17,605/ 15. 38 Bill Elliott Blairsville ga., Ford thunderbird 397. $14,855. A a 16. 24 Dale Jarrett Hickory ., Chevrolet Lumina 397, $18,830. 17. 1 Ted Musgrave Troutman ., Ford thunderbird 397, $18,630.18. 9 Geoff Bodine Julian ., Ford thunderbird 397, $13,980. 19. 18 Derike Cope Huntersville ., Ford thunderbird 396, $13,855. 20. 16 Todd Bodine Charlotte ., Ford thunderbird 396, $10,380. 21. 36 Lake Speed Concord ., Ford thunderbird 396, $17,180. A 22. 30 Harry Gant Taylorsville. N.c., Chevrolet Lumina. 395. $13,655. C 23. 27 Mike Wallace Concord ., Ford thunderbird 394, $9,480. A a a a 24. 4 Booby Laborte Trinity ., Pontiac grand prix 394, $13,355. 25. 15 Ward Burton Scottsburg a Chevrolet Lumina 394, $7,005. _ _ 26. 20 Michael wat trip Lake Norman ., Pon tac grand prix 393, $13,180. 27. 6 Greg sacks Winter Park fla., Ford thunderbird 393, $9,055. 28. 32 Joe Nemechek Mooresville ., Chevrolet Lumina 392, $8,930. 29. 23 Dave Maras. Avery s Creek. N.c., Chevrolet Lumina 388. $8,905. 30. 2 hut Stockin Calera ala., Ford thunderbird 384, $8,355. 31. 34 Loy Allen Raleigh  thunderbird 383, $6,805. 32. 17 Kenny Wallace Concord , Ford thunderbird 364, rear end $18,380, 33. 11 Rick Mast Rockbridge Baths va., Ford thunderbird 310, rear end $10,775. 34. 7 Bobby Hamilton Nashville tenn., Pontiac grand prix 302, engine $11,255. 35. 22 Jimmy Spencer Mooresville ., Ford thunderbird 159, ignition $6,755. 36. 35 Jeff Green Owensboro Kyd a Ford thunderbird 42, transmission $6,755. 37. 37 Jeremy Mayfield Goodlettsville tenn., Ford thunderbird 29, wreck. $6,755. 38. 25. Kyle Petty High Point ., Pontiac grand prix 22, Oil pump $17,765.race statistics time of race 2 hours 52 minutes 59 seconds. Margin of Victory 1.79 seconds. Caution flags 5 for 35 laps. Lead changes 17 among 8 Drivers. Lap leaders Musgrave 1, Stricklin 2-6,  7-32,  33-44,  45-46, Hamilton 47-65,  66-163, -164-199,  200-207,  208-218,  219252,  253-261, Earnhardt 262-302,  303-343, Gordon 344-345,  346-350,  351-372,  373-400. Series Points headers Earnhardt 3,620  3,388 Martin 3,317 Rudd 3,210 Schrader 3,139 Shepherd 3,077 Irvan 3,026 Gordon 2,921 Elliott 2,887  2,829  2,806  2,789 Marlin 2,755 Speed 2,698 Petty 2,633.wrestlingworld Greco roman Ampere Finland apr results from the world Greco roman wrestling championships 105.5 pounds. Championship Wilber Sanchez Cuba dec. Alexander Pavlov Belarus 4-3. Also�?10, Mujat hid Maynard Colorado Springs Colo. 125.5 pounds championship Ion Melnitchenko Kazakhstan won by technical fall Over Alexander Ignatenko Russia 10-0, 1 54. Third place Dennis Hall Stevens Point wis., dec. Mikael und Gron Finland 4-0. 149.5 pounds championship a islam Doug Chiev Russia dec. Ghani Yallouz France 4-2. Also�?10, Andy Seras Niskayuna . Quot. 180.5 pounds championship Thomas Zander Germany dec. Tuomo Karla Finland 3-0, of 6 20. 220 pounds championship Andrzej Wronski Poland won by tech. Fail aver Baku i Gogi Troze Georgia 12-0, 3 22. Soccer Continental indoor league divisional playoffs Bast of 3. Eastern division saturday s first round Rayeur Dallas 15, Pittsburgh 3, Dalas leads Sarto 1-0 a Western division saturday s first round Asur Sacramento 10, Anaheim 4, Sacramento leads series 1-0 a transaction saturday football National football league Arizona cardinals signed Brian Henesey running Back to the practice equal. Dallas cowboys signed Lincoln Coleman running Back to a two ear contract water Polochock Eythl preseason saturday s exhibition result Florida 4, Ottawa 3local sports saturday s prep Tennis Lakenheath triangular is Kenneeth 4, Alconbury 3 singles John Stemen la def. Ron scowl the 10-1 Dan Muscleman la def. Gut Lula 10-8 John White a def. Matt Harrison 10-4 Jason Wells la def. John Buchanan 10-2 Kristine Dreyer la def. Katie Buchanan 10-1 Mali Thompson la def. K. Buchanan 10-2. Doubles Scoville Lula a def Gavin Blever Daren Schuettpelz 1041 j. Buchanan and Whit world championships Rome a results from the world water Polo championships. A fridays results men semifinals Spain 9, Russia 6. Italy 8, Croatia 5 Consolation Canada 8, new zealand 2 Romania 11, South Africa 8 a Australia 10, Cuba 8 Germany 14, Kazakhstan 8 United states 11, Hungary 11 Greece 7, Netherlands 8 saturday s results championship Italy 10. Spain 5 third place Russia 14, Croatia 13, of fifth place Hungary 10, Netherlands 6 seventh place United states 8. Greece 7 ninth place Germany 12, Cuba 6. 11th place Australia 11, Kazakhstan 8 13th place Romania 10, Canada 8 15th place South Africa 3, new zealand 2 a def. David Sedano Bryan Wong 10-8. London 5, Lakenheath 3 singles Stemen la def. Nyal Navales 6-2, 6-4 Muscleman la def. Rob Emeryck 6-3, 6-2 Dreyer la Dof. Joy Ignacio 7-6, 4-6, no Winner match called a Christy Leonard Lon Dof. Thompson 6-0,6-4. Doubles Ven bursary Shane bursary Lon def. Schuettpelz Biever 6-2, 6-3 Brennan Bott Jeremiah Leonard Lon Dof. Wong Sedano 6-1, 6-0 Heidi Hacks Jennifer Primo la def. Leslie Lone Adele note Eichner 6-0, 6-2 Christina Cestro Sara Plummer Lon def. Carina Duhadaway Jena Curtis 6-4,6-2. Mixed doubles Brandi glad Aaron Grant Lon def. Vanessa  Amburg Walls 6-1, 6-0. Noteworthy Stemen is 10-0 in Siglos matches going Back to the Spring of 1993. London 5, Alconbury 0 no details available. Bad sibling at Bamberg. Bed Aib Flag boys 8, Bamberg 0 singles James Miller a def. Daniel Ivory 60, 6-1 Rafael Pinto a def. Jonathon Molo 8-1 Kerry Hyvarinen a Dof. Bennie Lawler 8-4 Dave Hoffett a def. James Frosner 8-1. Doubles Pinto Harinen def. Ivory Mok 60, 6-1 Miller Houlett def. Fisher la Tor 8-0. Bamberg Gerfe 2, bed Alibi Long 1 a a _ i Mill. Tukarski  def. Singles-6-1, 7-6 Beth Miller a def. Anya Steven Heidi Mendoza Bam def. Lara Millar Tukarski 6-2,0-6,6-4