The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 121

Trocano, Marino Pass Pitt PastAr The Post, Sunday, November 16, 1980-E5 my WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) Rick Trocano and Dan Marino each threw two touchdown passes to lead eighth-ranked Pittsburgh to a 45-7 victory over Army yesterday. The victory was the fifth straight for Pitt, 9-1. Army dropped to 3-6-1. Trocano, who started the game, completed 11 of 23 passes for 144 yards and was intercepted twice.

yard touchdown pass to Collier to climax a six-play, 81-yard drive that was kept alive on a pass interference call against Army's John Garrison, who had intercepted the Panther quarterback on the previous play. Hawkins went off right tackle from the 2 for Pitt's fourth touchdown of the opening period after Jackson had blocked a punt by Army's Joe Sartiano on the Cadets' 43. After Pitt made it 35-0 on Marino's 16-yard touchdown pass to Collier at 5:54 of the second quarter, Army finally got on the scoreboard when sophomore halfback Gerry Walker ran 85 yards for a touchdown after taking a pitch from Allem. No. 9 Penn State Manhandles Temple Marino was 20-for-30 with 292 yards and four interceptions.

Split end Willie Collier caught two touchdown passes, one each from Trocano and Marino, while Artrell Hawkins caught a 32-yard pass from Marino for one touchdown and ran 2 yards for another. Pitt scored four touchdowns in the opening period, capitalizing on an interception and a fumble by Bryan Allem, Army's freshman quarterback, for the first two scores. Defensive end Ricky Jackson, formerly of Pahokee High School, intercepted an Allem pass on the Cadets' 33 on the opening series of the game, and four plays later, Trocano connected on a 7-yard pass to freshman flanker Dwight Collins to make it 6-0. With that touchdown, Collins, who later left the game with a pinched nerve in his neck, set a Panthers single-season touchdown pass reception record with 10. The next score came after Allem" fumbled on his own 30.

Hugh Green, Pitt's outstanding defensive end, recovered on the Cadets' 14, and after Joe McCall carried to the 1, Wayne DiBartolla went straight ahead to make it 13-0 at 8:19. Trocano also connected on a 7- cOb framr'nir Mint" PJ -tyt Pitt 33 31-142 436 59 31-54-7 2-40 1-0 8-100 Army 8 46- 58 114 67 9-10-1 10-40 5-2 3-41 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Pittsburgh 28 7 3 7-4S Army 0 7 0 0-7 Pitt Collins 7 pass from Trocano (Trout kick) Pltt-DIBartolla I run (Trout kick) Pitt Collier 7 pass from Trocano (Trout kick) Pitt-Hawkins 2 run (Trout kick) PittCollier 16 pass from Marino (Trout kick) Army Walker 85 run (Aucoin kick) Pltt-FG Trout 30 Pitt Hawkins 32 pass from Marino (Trout kick) United Press International Pitt's Artrell Hawkins scores against Army goals by John Cooper covering 49 and 23 yards. Syracuse drove 89 yards to go in front 7-6 in the second period when Glenn Moore, replacing injured running back Joe Morris, scored on a 4-yard run, and Anderson converted the extra point. Syracuse BC First downs 18 20 Rushes-yards 61-188 52-187 Passing yards 95 167 Return yards 18 Passes 6-15-2 9-19-2 Punts 2-34 3-35 Fumbles-lost 5-2 3-1 Penalties-yards 4-40 3-45 Syracuse 0 13 0 3-16 Boston College 6 0 7 14-27 BC FG Cooper 49 BC FG Cooper 23 SU Moore 4 run (Anderson Kick) SU-FG Anderson 42 SU FG Anderson 37 BC Gamble 4 run (Cooper kick) SU FG Anderson 40 BC Gamble 1 run (Cooper kick) BC Gamble 3 run (Cooper kick) West Virginia 24 Rutgers 15 PISCATAWAY, N.J. Fullback Walter Easley ran for two touchdowns as West Virginia scored 21 points in the second quarter to take a 24-15 victory.

Rutgers, 6-4, opened the scoring with 3:05 left in the first quarter on an Ed McMichael to Dave Dorn 35- bolted Post Wlr. Servlcei PHILADELPHIA Second-string quarterback Jeff Hostetler ran for two touchdowns and directed four other scoring drives as ninth-ranked Penn State beat Temple, 50-7, yesterday. Temple startled the Nittany Lions by taking a 7-0 first quarter lead on a 1-yard touchdown run by Sherman Myers, but it was all downhill for the Owls, 4-6, after that. Hostetler replaced starting quarterback Todd Blackledge in the second quarter and rallied Penn State to its seventh straight win in a 9-1 season with one regular season game remaining. Before the half ended, Herb Menhardt kicked field goals of 29 and 31 yards and Joel Coles ran 3 for a touchdown that forged a 12-7 Penn State lead.

In the third period, Hostetler capped a pair of long drives with short yardage touchdowns around a 23-yard field goal by Menhardt. It was the kicker's third of the game and 14th in 19 attempts this season. Hostetler, a sophomore who started the season as the No. 1 quarterback but lost the job, ran for 45 yards and completed 7 of 10 passes for 111 yards. Penn State completed its scoring on a 25-yard run by third-string quarterback Frank Rocco, a 62-yard punt return by freshman Kevin Baugh and a 4-yard touchdown by freshman Jon Williams.

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Va. Easley 3 run (Sinclair kick) Rutgers-Blackwell 3 pass from McMichael Return yards Passes 67 10-18-3 1-37 1-2 8- 56 Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards i ii i Penn St. Temple Tern Myers 0 12 17 21-50 7 0 0 0-7 1 pass from Murphy (Clauser kick PSU-FG Menhardt 29 PSU-FG Menhardt 31 PSU Coles 3 run (pass failed) PSU-Hostetler 1 run (Menhardt kick) PSU-FG Menhardt 23 PSU-Hostetler 2 run (Menhardt kick) PSU-Rocco 25 run (Menhardt kick) PSU Baugh 62 punt return (Franco kick) PSU-Williams 4 run (Franco kick) (Dorn pass from McMichael) W. Va. FG Sinclair 29 A 16,400 Lehigh 42 Northeastern 19 BETHLEHEM, Pa Reserve fullback John Ahsler rushed for 143 of undefeated Lehigh's 424 yards on the ground yesterday as the Engineers defeated Northeastern 42-19.

Ahsler, a 215-pound sophomore from Chatham, N.J., had 23 carries 1rI US! 'js. 223 $32 238 tT69 Boston College 27 16 Syracuse and scored one touchdown. Nor Loh 29 74-424 17 31- 81 207 61 71 8 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 31-15-3 14- 6-0 5-32 2-34 0-0 6-2 3- 25 5-42 68152 0 IftSU'iS- OO-1 stee bc fD I NEWTON, Mass. Sophomore Shelby Gamble ran for 155 yards and three second half touchdowns to rally Boston College to a 27-16 football victory over Syracuse. Gamble, who carried 33 times, pulled the Eagles into a tie with a 4-yard scoring run early in the third period.

Then, after Syracuse had regained the lead on a 40-yard field goal by Gary Anderson early in the fourth quarter, Gamble scored twice more on runs of 1 and 3 yards. Syracuse, 4-6, spotted the Eagles a 6-0 first period lead on two field Ivy League casoline. Hi I Our Northeastern 0 7 6 6- 19 Leghigh 7 14 7 14- 42 Leh Plucinsky 1 run (lobst kick) Nor Deary 6 run (Snow kick) Leh Ashler 2 run (lobst kick) Leh Yeager 10 pass from Mlchalsky (lobst kick) Nor Deary 1 run (kick failed) Leh-Pluclnsky 10 run (lobst kick) Nor Brickman 57 pass from Deary (pass failed) Leh-Godbolt 10 run (lobst kick) Leh-Michalsky 4 run (lobst kick) 2 mm. mm Mm aa. ah Jl tl rr Yale Downs Princeton, Clinches Tie for Title s48-'92 off four Wide Track Super Sport For a complementary look with Cr UTSm custom sport wheels Raised rV (j outline letters add a sporty 1 touch Available in 3 widths ww REG.

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Diana gained his yards on 34 carries, bettering the 136 yards rushing he gained against Air Force earlier in the season. Yale can win the Ivy League title outright with a victory against Harvard next week. PHILADELPHIA Quarterback Brian Buckley threw two touchdown passes to lead Harvard to a 28-17 come-from-behind win over Penn. Penn lead 14-0 in the first quarter on a 2-yard run by halfback Steve Rubin and a 55-yard pass from quarterback Gary Vura to halfback John Montesanti. Prin First downs 17 Rushes-yards 22-23 Har Pen 22 14 57-226 41-119 174 134 minus 1 1 12-23-3 9-21-2 5- 32 6-32 2-2 3-1 6- 76 4-24 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards front disc brake job Passing yards 266 Return 19.99 Yale 21 67-239 127 52 7-14-1 4-41 2-1 11-103 yards 1 20-40-2 Passes Punts 3-35 Fumbles-lost 1-0 Penalties-yards 5-62 12.88 Labor only.

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