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C-10College football THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Sunday, September 16, 1990 MO Hanover climbs over Mount, 32-14 LSU squishes 'fragile' Miami College football foy and Brian Harris trapped "If I could have sent in some machetes and grenades, we might have stopped Harvey," Walker said. "When we stopped him at the line, he just went over us. LSU wide receiver Todd Kin BY BILL FORD The Cincinnati Enquirer One of these days, the Lions of Mount St. Joseph College are going to learn college football is a 60-minute game. Not 30 minutes, not 59 minutes, but a full hour.

Because they played only 30 minutes Saturday, they lost, 32-14, to Hanover College of Indiana. The Lions committed seven turnovers. They trailed almost from the very beginning when Hanover safety Lonnie Oldham forced quarterback Rob Paff to fumble out of the end zone for a two-point safety. That was the first series executed by the Lions. By chen caught five passes for 145 yards.

"I was impressed with what I saw of Kinchen on film," Walker said. "And he didn't disappoint me. He played awfully well. McClain in the end zone. Freshman fullback Jerry Niffe-negger scored on a three-yard run and Jeff Langdon, carried as a linebacker, made his first-ever catch for a touchdown from 25 yards away for the TD tallies.

"Their line did a superb job of keeping us from him (quarterback Sampson)," said Pont. "We came within a half-step so many times, but that's the name of the game." Pont said he noticed on the practice field about midweek that the Lions had begun to lose their edge, unlike last week's emotional lidlifter in which they made no mistakes. "I could tell by Wednesday that they were losing their edge," he said. "I'll tell you, though, the good thing about a game like this is we can get better." The fumble that hurt Miami occurred early in the third quarter after the Miami defense had held on the first series. Miami's Bob Clark had trouble handling Brian Griffith's punt.

LSU cornerback Corey Raymond recovered the fumble at the Miami 19. Four plays later, Williams scored his third touchdown of the game to make it 21-7 with 10:34 left in the third quarter. A minute later, the Tigers were on their way back for more. A 35-yard punt by the Redskins' Jon Valente gave LSU good field position again at the LSU 40. An 18-yard pass from Sol Graves to Todd Kinchen and a costly Miami penalty set up yet another scoring run for Williams.

This time, Williams scored on a 3-yard run and tied an LSU school record. Ml. SI. Joseph. BY ROBIN FAMBROUGH Enquirer Contributor BATON ROUGE, La.

Miami University, returning to the scene of its major upset in 1986, played Louisiana State tough for three quarters here Saturday night before bowing to the Tigers, 35-7. The Redskins held a 7-6 lead late in the second quarter and trailed only, 14-7, at the half, but a third-quarter Miami fumble of an LSU punt helped open the gates for the Tigers. LSU, looking to rebound from a 4-7 1989 season, is 2-0. Miami is 0-3. "Before the year is over we're going to have a good football team," Miami coach Randy Walker said.

"But we're still fragile. When something happens a bad play or a fumble on a punt it hurts us. "As far as our football team is concerned, I'm not sure the score indicates the amount of improvement we made." Miami managed 234 yards offense, including 142 yards rushing. Quarterback Jim Clement, who scored Miami's only touchdown, was 9-of-23 passing for 92 yards and three interceptions. "I know we lost, 35-7, but we made some improvements," said Elder High product Dennis Pen-derghast, who led the Redskins in rushing with 54 yards on 21 carries.

"They (Tigers) are good. In the second half, they came after us. We made a couple of mistakes and we couldn't execute." LSU senior tailback Harvey Williams rushed for 71 yards on 18 carries and four touchdowns. His four rushing TDs tied an LSU record set in 1977 by Charles Alexander (a former Cincinnati Bengal) against Oregon and also tied in 1984 by Dalton Hilliard against Kentucky. halftone, it was 26-0.

"If this was a veteran club, I'd be inside tearing the walls down," Lions coach John Pont said. "But from what I saw, we'll play good football (from here in)." The game, at Oak Hills High School, drew a capacity 4,126 fans. Fullback Steve Kunselman scored for Hanover on a 1-yard run and gathered in an 11-yard pass from quarterback Mike Sampson for another score. Brian Glesing scored the other two on pass receptions, one a 46-yarder from Sampson and the other a spectacular one-handed grab from 35 yards out from backup quarterback Dave McClain. The Lions, scoring all points in the second half, reached the boards for the first time with 1:45 left in the third quarter when Jamie Guil- I 411 h-m Han MM i7 a toi so-in M-M-l 144 4 330 417 Passing Return Total I 2-44 5-S1 Hi MM 22-00 PuntsAvg.

L. -U 't The Cincinnati EnquirerGary Landers RUSHING: Hanover, Kunselman I1-0-5O; Glesing 34-34; Sampson 1-04 Mount St Joseph, Jack son 144-40, NHfaneg-ger 14-0-51, Fitiwater 74-31. PASSING: Hanover, Sampson 14-7-IN; Gray 1344; McClain 3-1-44. Mount SI. Joseph.

PaH 40-34-173. RECEIVING: Hanover. Glesing 4-130; Welch Powers Kunselman 2-14 Mount St. Joseph, Henmnger 4-34, Jackson J-4J; Junker 4-32. Mount St.

Joseph's Jamie Guilfoy celebrates downina Hanover 70 Miami, ON LSU -IS quarterback Dave McClain for a third-quarter safety. LSU-H rVftams run (kick Mock k)) MIA -Clement 7 run (Luch kick) LSU-H. WMms 4 run (arm Ml! from Gram) LSU Wiam 4 run ISuerei kick) LSU-H Wams run (Suarei kick) LSU-Loup 3 run (Suarei kick) First downs Rushes-yards Passing. Return yards -Comp-Att-mt 14 -14? 1 -2S-1 IX Punts. Fumbles-tost Penalties-yards 4-57 Time of Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Miami, Oho.

Penderghast 11 54, T. Carter jr. ucmem i Lsu, ti wwams if o. wakams S-IF, wmoom s-ij. PASSING Miami, Ohio, Clement 13-3 Ondrula g-z-i lsu, braves e-144 in, Loup 2-34 S4.

ECCIVING Miami, Ohio, Penderghast yn, Stegal i-u. ranon z-ji, Letcavirs z-io. lsu, Kinchen s-145, H. woams i-n, nshop 1-4, seamster 1-2. Division I-AA Montana rips Thomas More, 62-0 m.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I i Thomas Mar. Montana. -II 24 -a Mont Monettim rm rw kM. i Wont -Gomel 2 pass from Bennett (Duce kick) Mont-Cebunoc 31 pass from Bennett Duce kick) Mont-Ge 21 run (Duct kick) Mont FG Duce 25 Mont-yviison SO pass from Lebo (Duct kick) Mont-GiKie 21 run (Duct kick) Mont-FG Duct 49 Mont-Barrett 20 run (Ouce kick) Mont-Huse 20 lumen return (Duce kick) Ul IMJ TM Ment. EH MISSOULA, Mont.

Senior kicker Kirk Duce scored 14 points, and seven other players scored as Montana routed Thomas More College of Kentucky, 62-0, Saturday in a nonconference game. Montana of the Big Sky Conference, ranked sixth among NCAA Division I-AA schools, now is 2-0. It was only the second game ever for Thomas More, an NCAA Division III team that started football this season and now is 1-1. Duce hit field goals of 25 and 49 yards and connected on all eight of his extra point kicks. Montana got a pair of touchdowns on runs of 21 and 23 yards from reserve running back Rick Gillie.

mm ririi uuwns Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-losl Penalties-yards Time of possession INDIVIDUAL LEADER Rushing Thomas More, McOendon IM, Case II iwunwe, u-ej, fwoneshme t-ja, Barrett 1-34 Pasting Thomas More, Case 12-2S-1-74. Montana. Bennett 12-134-140, Lebo HI4-I32. Receiving Thomas More. Shepherd J-Je.

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