THE STARS AND STRIPES Tuesday, October u Breese, Miears, Defense Star as Wiesbaden Scalps Stutt • . . Mike StalHng„,.«. s connecteM««(nStuttgart Stallions, 26-8, here the two-yard-line in the first the end zone as the Warriors yards and Renfroe s quarter and on the three-yard- put Wiesbaden ahead 12-0, and Saturday to retain their second- Breeze ran up two more points surged ahead 26-0. keeper from the one. place hold in the high school line in the fourth. ran In the conversion. Blue Division with a 2-1 mark. Ben Breese and Jerry Miears on the conversion. The Stallions galloped back Breese, who carried 14 times Wiesbaden 6 The winless Stallions are 0-2 each averaged better than 10 late in the quarter to prevent yards per carry for the War- in the game for 147 yards, took a complete shutout, scoring a in the Blue Division race. riors. Miears, who carried eight the ball three plays after Thomas . Wlea-Mlears 3 run (run The tough Warrior defense intercepted a Stallion pass on TD and two-point conversion af- . Wies—Thomas 33 pass from times for 82 yards, scored for ter Doug Thompson intercepted (Breeze run) held Stuttgart scoreless until the the visitors in the first period Stuttgart's 36-yard line, and Wles—Breese 20 run (run t romped into the end zone from a Warrior pass on Wiesbaden's Wles-Battle 15 run (run fourth quarter as Wiesbaden on a three-yard run which 30. Al Renfroe went to the air Stut-Renfroo 1 run (Thom reached the end zone once In capped a 15-play, 78-yard drive. the 20. Cross-Country... Golf Regional^ (Continued from Page 25) winners over the 2'/4 mile course, breaking the tape in 12:47 for the SI ill I ions. Lancer s9 Warriors Wii victory. Howard Monceaux was Mike McDonough, Munich .... second in 12:58, followed by STUTTGART (Special)— Paul Friday's play was delayed an Mike Miller, Augsburg 90-92—182 Teammate Cliff Wittamofc'i Woody Peterson, 13:02 and Dan Richardson and Barb Shumaker hour by fog, and Saturday, with Jim Roth, Heidelberg 95-90—186 was fifth two shots behind] Hacker, 13:27, before Frank- paced the Stuttgart Stallions to visibility of less than 75 yards, Mike Redmond, Heidelberg ... 97-88—185 baden's Bill Porter, also the start was held up until 11 Joe Watson, Heidelberg 98-92—487 sub-80 round — a 79 furt's Joe Santiago, who was a near sweep of honors in the x—Won playoff , horrendous opening 94, also clocked at 13:27, could cross USDESEA Southern Regional a delay of three hours. GIRUS DIVISION . ... for the home team for a close golf tournament here as fog Augsburg's Bruce Bergeson (18 Hole*) Frankfurt's Debbie Mill fifth, hampered weekend play both Barb ShumaKer, Stuttgart . . 44-44-48 fired a 132 to pace the won a playoff for second place Jane Richardson, Stuttgart . . 50-47—-67 division, markedly better I' K-Town's .Tayvees won with an Friday and Saturday. from Greg Mounts of Munich, Jackie Peteraoh, Nuernberg .54-48^-102 identical 18-37 score, Richardson fired an 81-82 — but since Bergeson is rotating, Martha Lambie, Heidelberg 02-66—117 1968 , as this year's sixth 163 over the long Stuttgart course Steve Hanna of Nuernberg will Kitty Madden, Heidelberg .. 86-70—126 score was 12 shots better 1 1 I'l-to Wallace (K) tSMTi 2-Howard TEAM STANDINGS • last year's runnerup total. Moncciiux (K) 12:58; 3—Woody Pcturmm to win by 12 strokes. Miss Shu- qualify to participate in the BOYS — Heidelberg 738, .Stuttgart 749, (If; J.'i:02; 4—Van Hacker (K) 13:27; maker carded an outstanding 44- USDESEA tourney at Garmisch Munich 761, Augsburg 764; Nuernberg Wiesbaden swept team 5-Joe Santiago (K) 13:27; 0—Mike Pltz- 44—88 for 18 holes to win the Friday and Saturday. 812, Karlsruhe 874, Mannheim 881, Wuerz- as the 697 boys total wasj IMitrlok (K) 13:38; 7—Bruce Klmbel (F) burg 947. strokes better than defei. VJ:3»; H—Ulclmril Jorge (K) 13:40; 9— girls individual honors by nine The top two teams in girls GIRLS — Stuttgart 185, Heidelberg 243, Floyd Miller (F) 13:50; 10--Mlke Bock shots. and boys competition plus the Nuernberg 248, Wuerzburg 311, Augsburg USDESEA champ KaiserJ IF) i:»:Kl. Heidelberg grabbed the boys top five individuals may advance 318. tern. The girls' aggregated title with a 735 total, 14 strokes COMBINED — Stuttgart 934, Heidelberg and .combined total of 9821 VICEN/A, Italy (Special) — to the title meet. U78, Nuernberg 1060, Aw g s b u r g 1082, better than Stuttgart, Stuttgart Wuerzburg 1257. easy winners. The Viccnza high school cross- won the girls competition by a Southern Regional After clear, sunny country team took the top five whopping 58 shots as Miss Shu- BOYS DIVISION WEST RUISLIP, E n g 1 and opening day, fog delayed! places here Saturday to outpace (36 Holes) round play until afternoon,! maker and teammate Jane Rich- Paul Rlcbardson, Stuttgart — 81-82—163 (Special). — Medalist Bob Ed- Livorno, 15-42. ardson, who had a 97, combined xBruce Bergeson, AugtUnirK .. 88-87—375 wards carded a final-round 80 players didn't finish until i Sam Larson crossed the finish for a 185. The Stallions also took Greg Mounts, Munich 89-86—175 to pace the Lakenheath Lancers ness was falling. Lon Perna, Mannheim 82-94—176 line in 15:29 to take first place. combined honors by 44 strokes Dennis McKenna, Heidelberg 94-84—178 to a four-stroke win in the 36- Northern Regional Teammate Wallace Quandt was over the Lion golfers. Steve Hanna, Nuernberg 91-88—179 hole Western Regional high BOYS DIVISION second with a 16:42 clocking and (36 Holes) school golf .championship here Tony Richards, Ktown 91* Zack Knight finished in 17:32 Saturday. Ken Pomoroy, BitbiirK 86-fl| for third place. Randy Sweeney, Edwards' 83-80—163 shared in- Ralph Evans, Wiesbaden .... 17:36, and Mike Lamsa, 17:50, dividual honors from first-round Bill Porter, Wiesbaden crossed the line for fourth and Cubs Nudge Wolves, Clirf Wittamore, Wiesbaden .. leader Garry Crawford -.of Lon- GIRLS DIVISION fifth, respectively, to dominate don's Bobcats. Crawford opened (18 Holes) the event. with a ;79 but staggered to, an Debbie Miller, Frankfurt Terry Williamson, Bauniholiler JJ4 STUTTGART (Special)—Stutt- 88. Sue Bookout, Wiesbaden .. 24-14; Johnson Romps In the team standings, t h e Becky Cloud, Wiesbaden .. gart's Mike Anderson beat out Lakenheath quartet posted a 355 Debbie Sherican, Frankfurt .... 8H Wiesbaden's Jay Powell by three BERLIN (Special)-The Ber- first play after the Wolves kicked on the first 18 for an eighkpoint TEAM STANDING seconds to win the high school lin Cubs' Cleo Johnson romped off to open the second half and edge over London. The Bobcats BOYS—Wiesbaden, 697; Kalsentt cross-country event held over to three second "half touchdowns 702; Bitburg, 805; Frankfurt, S35; I the 1.9 mile course here Satur- scampered 80 yards to leave shaved off four on the final day holder, 938. to overcome a Wuerzburg first Wuerzburg in the dust. Johnson's with a 36-hole total of 731. The GIRLS — Wiesbaden, 285; day, but Wiesbaden won the half edge and win, 24-14, in asecond TD came after the Cubs' 293 • Baumholder, 305. team effort, 23-34. Upper Heyford Hadites finished COMBINED —• Wiesbaden, 982; high school Silver Division con- outstanding defender, Dave How- third with a 759 team total. furt, 1128; BamiihoUler, 1243. Anderson broke the tape in ference game at McNair Bar- ard, recovered a fumble on the The top five individuals and 11:05 while Powell's time of racks here Saturday. Wolves' 37. Five plays later the Lakenheath foursome qualify 11:08 gave him an easy second The Wolves picked up their Johnson darted across from the for the USDESEA meet in Gar- place finish. lead in the second quarter. Steve eight. The charging halfback, misch, Germany, Friday and High Sclii Tod Jenes of Wiesbaden and Robinson blocked a Cub punt at who had TD runs of 33 and 14 Saturday. ." Dom Paine of Stuttgart fought a the 17 and ran it into the end yards called back because of Grid Result closfc battle for third, with Jenes zone, and Sam Coleman passed penalties, wrapped up the game Western Regional nosing out Paine for the position to Robinson for the conversion in the fourth quarter on a 12- BOYS DIVISION Frankfurt 7, KaiserslaiiK (36 Holes) Wiesbaden 26, Stuttgart I. by one second ~ 11:32 to 11:33. and a two-point margin. yard romp ,when the Wolves Bob Edwards, Lakenlieath .... 83-80-^-163 Wiesbaden won the junior Johnson took the ball on the failed to get a first down on a Garry Crawford, London 79-88—166 Munich 26, Heidelberg 20 J fake punt. Bob Darrow, Upper Heyford ., 88-87—175 Nuernberg 22, Mannhenif varsity event, 15-45. Chuck Weber, Lakenheath .... 84-92—176 Augsburg 26, Bitburg I 62-Yard Drive Bob du Bois, Lakenlieath ....' 86-95—180 I -Mlko Anderson 11:06; 2—Ji»y Berlin's Harry Smith put the Gary McKay, Upper Heyford .. 94-87—181 Lakenheath 28, BaumW I'owull (W) 11-.08; 3—Tei\ Junes (W) Tom Wilson, London 92-92—184 Berlin 24, WwerzbnrgM 11:32; 4~-!>uin Pulno (8) 11:33; B— Gary Cubs out in front in the opening Kelly Mione, London 94-93—187 Bl\ui>i>urii (W) 11:34; 0—UIH Tyra (W) period when he snagged a four John Magea, Upper Heyford ., 93-97—190 Bad Kreuzivach 20, SHA 11:30: 7- -firi-nt Williams (W); 8—Bd Rick Lien, London 98-95—193 Brunssum 20, Brussels! IkH'hlom (W) 11:49; I)—Borne Qroun (W) yard pass from John Bonit fol- ll:i»: lOHulnl Bluck (W) 11:50. lowing a 62-yard drive. Chris Cleaver, Lakenheath .. 103-105—208 Karlsruhe 48, Bremerto After the Cubs' final tally, they Bruce Harvey, Upper Heyford 114-99—213 Vicenza 28, Livorno . Bj BERLIN (Special) — Berlin's attempted an on-side kick, but WIESBADEN (Special) — Kai- London 28, Upper Bernard Beausolell led the field Wuerzburg recovered and on the serslautern junior Tony Richards Seville 20, Rota 0 and crossed the finish line iu first play from scrimmage, successfully defended his North- 11:21 to win a high school cross- Rocky Williams took off on a 53- ern Regional golf champipnship, Engineers Advance; country match with Wuerzburg, yard run to paydirt. edging a pair of sophomores for 19-40, here Saturday. Both teams are 3-1 in overall individual honors. In Pushball Meet Joe Glundon of Wuerzburg was standings, but Berlin is 2-1 and Richards fired an 81-80—161, KOBNWESTHEIM, second with a 12:02 timing to be the Wolves, 1-1 in Silver Division eight shots better than his 1968(Special)-VII Corpsi'5H W the only visiting runner to finish competition. total and three shots, up on Bit-Co defeated Hq Co, 2nd in the top five. Skip Carter edged Wuerzburd 080 6—14 burg sophomore Keh Pomeroy, Ini Berlin teammate Peter Morales Berlin 6 0 12 6—24 Bor—Smith 4 pans from Bonit (run whose closing round 78 wag the for third place. Both had a 12:04 f&Uotl) tourney's lowest score on the clocking, William Planz captured Wuer—Robinuon 17 blocked punt (Robin Rhemblick course here. the n«h position with a time of Bon puss from Colemait) Her—Johnson so run (run failed) Sophomore Ralph Evans B Btry, 6th Bn 12:49 for the Berlin squad. Bur—Johnson 8 run (run fulled) sparked Wiesbaden to victory in AUGSBURG, Germany (Spe- Bor—Johnson 12 cpn (run failed) the team category, carding a 166 semifinal tilt ^itnr,Iay, cial) — Bitburg senior G if ford Wuur—WIllluniH 83 run (run fulled) for third place individually. Casern, Hanau.aturW El wood overtook teammate Dave Cuduback in the final 50 yards to win the high school cross-country match here Saturday in 12:38 Knights Roll Over Bremerhaven, 48-20 against Augsburg. Bitburg won the team event by BREMERIIAVEN, Germany (Special) - The 80 and 70 yards on one Bad Kreuznach's con. down on a 65-yard pass play nom «A>, 12:48; 4—Tom Smith IA). 18:21; 0- moved the h JSrnoMt Jurvlu (B), 13:W; 0 Gary Lowtui- , &SffS& a thret and Dennis Sanders recorded tne w» dawBkl (A), i3;SWj V—Tod UoKora (A), XfAf Wlth Bad KTOWBMM* touchdown on a 12-yard run. fir,| | M.05; 8-Jan Rotwrta , l«:8Vi 10—Uale Woodward Cleo Johnson sc (A), J4:8T. ... 3 TDs for Berlin t«rh pjwtagham wed three touchdowns and twice i« the final 12 minutes » for the Knights-two on kickoff returns cohering its third straight league loss.