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They didn't leave disappointed. In a game filled with sparkling plays, both offensively and defensively, the Braves proved to have a few more weapons in beating the Bison 46-27. "It was an exciting football game, and I'm just glad we were able to make as many big plays as we did," said Alcorn State coach Cardell Jones. "We have a lot to be proud of. Our offense and defense really performed well." Most of that offensive firepower was Ignited by freshman quarterback Steve McNair, who completed 23 of 36 passes for 433 yards three touchdowns, all to senior wide receiver Cedric Tillman.

"McNair had an outstanding day," Jones said. "1 hope he can continue to throw like that for the next few years. He and Tillman are a great combination." Tillman also had an outstanding day with ten receptions for 161 yards. "We had the right chemistry going and took advantage of it," McNair said. "I saw that Cedric kept beating his man so I kept throwing to him.

He doesn't need a whole lot of room to be effective." The Braves (4-1) broke open a close game by scoring 13 unanswered points In the third quarter, breaking a 21-21 tie. Sophomore running back Harry Brown (96 yards in 23 carries) scored from the Bison 2, then McNair fired a perfect 39-yard touchdown strike to Tillman, giving Alcorn State a 34-21 lead. Howard cut the lead to 34-27 after a 10-yard touchdown pass from Carr to running back Robert Taylor in the fourth, but the Braves responded with a 30-yard scoring run by Mark Merchant, making it 40-27. A 1-yard run in the final minutes by the Braves' Cherone Harness made it 46-27. "They had a lot of guys hurt us," said Howard coach Steve Wilson.

"It seemed like when we got i back into the game, they would make a big play to knock us back. I'm sure it was an entertaining game for all the fans, but I wished we'd stopped them when we had to." magie vkou Alcorn Stall 7 14 13 12-44 Howard 7 14 0 4-27 How Heathcock 1 run (Mooya kick) ASU-Tillman 20 pass from McNair (While kick) ASU-McNair 4 run (White kick) ASU-Tillman 44 pass from McNair (White kick) How Carr 45 run (Mooya kick) How-Harrell 29 pass from Carr (Mooya kick) ASU-Brown 2 run (White kick) ASU-Tillman 39 pass from McNair (kick failed) How-Taylor 10 pass from Carr (kick failed) ASU-Merchant 30 run (kick failed) ASU-Harness 1 run (kick failed) ASU How First downs 29 20 Rushes-yards 50-222 32-187 Passing 433 214 Return Yards 23 10 Comp-Att-int 24-34-0 18-39-3 Punts 3-37 8-33 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 0-0 Penalties-Yards 11-93 10-77 Time of Possession 32:13 27:47 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS I RUSHING-Alcorn Brown 23-96, McNair 4-45, Merchant 7-42. Howard, Carr 4-83, Harrell 1-38, Heathcock 9-29. PASSING-Alcorn, McNair 24-34-0-433. Howard, Carr 15-30-2-182, Arter 2-5-0-22, T.Hill 1-4-1-10.

RECEIVING-Alcorn, Tillman 10-161, Small 4-85, Cook 3-78. Howard, Harrell 5-54, Taylor 4-63, Humes 3-3). It appeared as though the explosive Braves were going to dispose of the Bison (2-3) early, building a 21-7 lead in the second period. Howard struck first, taking advantage of an Alcorn State fumble that they recovered on the Braves' 40. Two plays later, running back Gary Harrell came around on a reverse and raced 38 yards.

That set up a 2-yard touchdown run by Ryan Heathcock, giving Howard an early 7-0 advantage. The Braves answered later in the period as a result of a little trickery. McNair, who consistently carved up the Bison defense, flipped the ball to Bryant Herrien, who gave it back to McNair who drilled a 20-yard touchdown strike to Tillman that tied the game at 7-7. McNair then scored on a 2-yard run before lofting a 44-yard strike to Tillman that gave the Braves a 21-7 lead with 10:06 left in the half. The Bison struck back with two big plays to tie the game at 21-21 just before the half ended.

The first came on a Classic record 65-yard run on a keeper by quarterback Donald Carr. Carr later connected with the speedy Harrell for a 29-yard scoring play. The Braves had a chance to regain the lead on the last play of the half, but a fourth down run by Brown from the Howard 2 was stopped short of the goal line with two seconds left. P5-6-7-2000 GATORBACK 2 PERFORMANCE RADIALS XXCTU' mm men pwomnct mom 20570VR15 P5 $143.00 215 70VR15 P5 157 00 PERFORMANCE RADIALS Die Ma 185-60HR14 $86 96 19560HR14 92.92 195 60HR1S 94.94 205 60HR15 98 98 21S'60HR15 90.95 D0 MS P20550ZR15 $162.00 225 502R15 18300 205 55ZR16 18200 225 50ZR16 197.00 255 50ZR16 199 00 P22560VR15 149.00 P195 60VR14 $111.77 P205'60VR15 126.39 If P215 60VR15 127.62 Tr22560VR15 131.56 76 00 81.00 84.00 91.00 201 00 148.00 19300 198 00 PERFORMANCE RADIALS Perloimartct radial construction Unidirectional Head design P225 50VR15 $194 94 P205 55VR16 188 42 P245 50VR16 213 29 P255 50VR16 219 79 P225 60VR15 129 96 185 60HR14 P6 195 60HR14 P6 195 60HR15 P6 20560HR15 P6 225 60HR14 P6 195 50VR15 P7 225 50VR15 P7 205 55VR16 P7 225 50VR16 P7 fP20555VR16 156 80 P205 50VR15 147 32 I P225 50VR16 171.26 1 P245 50VR16 181.60 209 00 5P255 50VR16 19158 185 65SR15 P2000 77 00 T-L jn.Til.ll.IIJ II J.l I.T.rL TZ-fi i i-i -vi tf MKni'Jiiuinn 1 PATRiOl DELUXE SPORT 4 SO OUCH II HOteaQ ON rOUt ALL SCASON STCCL RADIAL AUl SUSOR mil uoutt 2ZZS2I Tubaleae Blackarell For Import 4 Compecls For Imports Compacts 2 Steal Belts Tubaless 155SR12 $2393 145SR13 $36.17 CpATRiOT II PATKiaf) ULTRA SPORT 1 utlUtm ALL SCASON STCCL RADIAL OlK OlVK 1 Tubetess Blachwall I Tubaless Blectmall 155SR12 $26 98 I 155SR12 $32 66 155SR13 3093 155SR13 33 92 165SR13 3292 165SR13 3595 175SR14 35 95 175SR14 38 97 185SR14 38 98 185SR14 42 92 I 165SR15 36.96 165SR15 40 95 175 70SR13 3393 1 17570SR13 36 96 I 18570SR13 35 95 185'70SR13 39 95 18570SR14 38 98 18570SR14 42 92 19570SH14 4095 195 70SR14 44 88 26 94 28 98 155SR12 155SR13 165SR13 175SR14 185SR14 165SR15 145SR13 155SR13 165SR13 175SR14 185SR14 165SR15 155SH13 40.86 165SR13 45 50 175SR14 53.25 185SR14 57.12 $34.94 35.95 38 98 40 95 48 98 50 95 48.98 42.92 46.96 51.91 53.93 55.95 30.95 31.91 30.95 31.91 32 92 33.93 34.94 16570SR13 17570SH13 18570SR13 175 70SR13 18570SR13 185 70SR14 19570SR14 165f705R13 51.21 17570SR13 5694 18570SR13 63.02 18570SR14 67.41 19570SR14 71.22 'MXL TREAD DESK1N 18570SR14 TREAD OESIQN MAV VARY 9570SR14 UMI.yA,i-HtW..ANM.-, Si isiHd Redbirds outkick Sycamores 6-3 I I I I ii aeriTHT i i 1INTRV GOODf EFGoodrieh TRUCK HICHWAY i TRACTION RADIAL 1 N0NRA0IAI All-Terrain TA Allegheny smashes Earlham 75-0 WnflAPIAL WRANGLER STEEL RADIALS Radial Rover RV Eicellenl Traction Tubaleas Outline While Lsrters PATRIOT TRAIL KING Raised White Outline Letters On-OII Road Deaign Tubaleas Alwaye First Quality Excellent Traction H-KAT InACTJQH $56.00 $61.00 46.00 50.00 56.00 61.00 L78X15 700X15 750X16 Excellent Traction LT21575R15 LT23575R15 LT23585R16 30950R15 311050R1S 54 00 59 00 65.00 800X16.5 875X16.5 950X16.5 64.00 74.00 UDIAL $80.00 90 00 117.00 08.00 109 00 117.00 127.00 115.00 133 00 138 00 153.00 750R16 ttt-aAI IBACnOrt $79 00 $85.00 79 00 86.00 90.00 96.00 $77 97 78 98 86 96 99.95 10593 115.95 124.94 P20575R15 P21575R15" P23575R15' 30950R15 311050R15 311150R15 331250R1S METRIC 875R16.5 950R16 5 300.50-15 3110.50-15 3211.50-15 321150R15 331250R1S 311050R165 331250R16.5 351250R15 351250R16.5 SIZE I P23575R15 $5595 59.95 64.94 76.96 LT21585R16 76.00 78.00 LT235 85R16 89.00 91.00 3312.50-15 18, and 6 yards as Allegheny improved to 5-0, 3-0 in the conference. Drayton has 18 rushing touchdowns this year, also conference and school records.

Allegheny's Bill Cammarano and Bill Miller each added two rushing touchdowns, and Al Kaufman scored on an 80-yard run. Earlham dropped to 0-3, 0-2 in the conference. ASSOCIATED PRESS Meadville, Pa. Stanley Drayton rushed for 144 yards and a conference-record five touchdowns Saturday as defending NCAA Division III champion Allegheny defeated Earlham 75-O in a North Coast Athletic Conference game. Drayton scored on two rushes of 9 yards, and other runs of 1 rzrzTnrrh I coFUTEniZED nucnmcnTS I'JiIlLllIl-tJl VI in; vai hiiuic a aaaaa tol'sii T0TCL a-UKEEL ZQU Up to 430 Cold Cnnktng Amps fFRcnTEnocLisr.nnT!23 1CS3IC365 aalj i Vlaaaasel Up 10 470 CoM Crinking Amps eaJ (aJ I Ll'M'U'I 'I I I I'LII afiaa' aa.

vV iw vVv WKWkW AWkWA tdjjsii a 6755p5TnUTS wno $Co)rco FROM SPECIAL AND WIRE REPORTS Carmen Bair kicked two field goals in the final quarter, including a winning 33-yarder with two seconds left Saturday, to give host Illinois State a 6-3 win STATE over Indiana State In a Gateway Conference battle of kickers. Steve Krieger kicked a 43-yard field goal in the opening quarter for the Sycamores (2-3, O-l) and Balr kicked a 30-yard field goal with 5:19 remaining to tie the score 3-3. Then Indiana State couldn't move the ball and punted. Illinois State marched from its own 42 to the Sycamores' 1 5 after an 11 -yard pass from Adrian Wilson to Clarence Miller to set up the winning boot. The Redbirds (4-1, 1-1) out-gained Indiana State 284-217 in total yards in a game that featured 15 punts.

Indiana State's Derrick Franklin led all rushers with 150 yards while the Red-birds' Toby Davis had 135. ANDERSON 36, HANOVER 26 Senior running back Larry Bryant rushed 28 times for 167 yards and two touchdowns as previously the winless Ravens (1-3. 1-0) upset the NAIA 18th-ranked Panthers (2-2, 0-1) in an Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference game. Bryant scored on runs of 1 and 51 yards. His 51-yard gallop with 5:33 to play gave Anderson its final lead, and Chad Montgomery sealed the win by intercepting Hanover's Paul Gray in the enfl zone with 3:25 led? WLiwiiiiiuuraui I fte I COMMNV WAflfUsNTV I I prices.

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Details in store. lipping delays may effect WABASH 44, FRANKLIN 10 Eric Snively caught TD passes of 26, 3 and 43 yards and had 6 receptions for 126 yards as the visiting Little Giants (2-1, 1-0) smashed the Cubs (1-3, 0-1) in the ICAC. Bill Padgett completed 19 of 29 passes for 236 yards for the winning Tigers, who opened a 20-0 advantage in the opening quarter and led 23-0 at halftime. Chris Wiesehan had the other TD reception on a 9-yard play. DePAUW 36, ROSE-HULMAN 6 Brian Goodman completed 11 of 17 passes for 115 yards, including TD tosses to Rob Henry and Todd Stoud-nor, as the visiting Tigers (2-2, 1-0) whipped the Engineers (1-3, 0-1) in the ICAC.

Fullback Jayson Stadler netted 128 yards on 25 carries for DePauw, while Terry Dickey contributed a 2-yard scoring run and Todd Robbins returned an intercepted pass 11 yards for another score. TAYLOR 26, MANCHESTER 6 Kevin Doss passed for 182 yards and ran for one touchdown to lead the visiting Troians (2-2, 1-0) over the Spartans in ICAC play. Doss completed 12 of 23 passes with one interception and scored Taylor's first touchdown on a 3-yard run. Toby Luxton also scored from 3 yards out, and Eric Sechrist ran 1 yard for Taylor's other touchdowns. Brad Oliver kicked field goals of 33 and 25 yards for the Trojans.

SAINT JOSEPH'S 13, VALPARAISO 10 Russ Thompson kicked field goals of 27 and 35 yards and Harry Vinegar caught a 32-yard TD pass as the visiting Pumas (14, 1-4) edged the Crusaders (0-4-1) in the Midwest Intercollegiate Football Coference. Saint Joseph's sealed the victory when Jim Hilvert intercepted a Valparaiso pass at its 47-yard line with 58 seconds to play. GEORGETOWN (KY.) 56, EVANS-VILLE 10 Dan Cope caught seven passes for 155 yards and two touchdowns as visiting Georgetown (4-0, 1-0) defeated the Aces (1-3, 0-2) in the Mid-South Conference. Cope's TD catches from Dave Dam-ron covered 23 and 38 yards. He also caught a pass from Dam-ron, who at)mpleted 17 of 32 passes for 280 yards ri rrr r3 prices effective thru October 12 OPEN 7 DAYS SUNDAY: 10 3 7:30 8 SATURDAY: 7:30 5 Just Say Charge It! INDIANAPOLIS-EAST Washington Square Mall B97-1B55 CREENWOOO-SOUTH Greenwood Park Moll N.

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