The Germans draw level through a dodgy Breitner penalty after Bernd Hölzenbein dives over Wim Jansen's leg, then scramble a second before half-time through Muller.
He missed from three feet for par on the third and did well to drop just one shot on the sixth, scrambling a bogey five from a greenside bunker after taking a penalty drop following a wayward tee shot.
The former skipper scrambled over a third Irish try early in the second half which proved vital as Wales summoned up a battling comeback to dominate the remainder of the contest.
The annual process of making up the $330,000 budget was an uphill scramble: a third came from a frugal town board, a third from the moody world of private donations and a third from an anemic endowment.
When Culpepper took a little too much time scrambling on a third-down play, Holmes caught him from behind and knocked the ball loose with a vicious swipe.
McNair, who had been hit repeatedly by the Chiefs, was scrambling on a third-and-12 play in the fourth quarter when he was knocked to the ground by defensive end Duane Clemons.
The photographers on the sidewalk, scrambling for a first public glimpse of a much-talked-about baby, zoomed in as the hospital's sliding glass doors opened and mother, father and baby came out.
In the video, whose humor is in the over-the-top style of "Airplane" and "Police Squad," Mr. Stafford takes Pete to a department store, where the quarterback runs through the men's department knocking over mannequins as if scrambling for a first down.
This was followed by Vick scrambling for a first down at the Clemson 19-yard line.
This is particularly good advice in a political season whose starting line-up includes Chris Dudley, a former NBA back-up center running for governor of Oregon; Linda McMahon, co-founder of World Wrestling Entertainment running for senator from Connecticut; and Heath Shuler, a former NFL quarterback, scrambling for a third-term as a member of the House from North Carolina.
