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Dll Sunday, November 12. 1989 The Pittsburgh Press COLLEGE FOOTBALL Youngstown runs past Edinboro, 28-14 1990 BOAT SLIPS By Ed Kracz IN ERIE'S NEWEST YVCHT CLUB Your membership in Fmyls Landing Yacht Club before November 15, 1989 "Va- GUARANTEES a full-service slip for 1990 and beyond in protected Presque Isle Bay Club includes restaurant, lounge, pool, laundry and more. Full service yard on site. Viide, stable floating docks; fuel; pump-out; full security Application Fee J2.500 13,000 after Novemlx 15, 19K9) Edinboro's next threat came with a little less than five minutes remaining in the half. Youngstown had tacked on two more touchdowns on a 33-yard pass from Ray Isaac to Lorenzo Davis and a 10-vard strike from redshirt junior Frank Edie to Ray Ellington.

It was the first touchdown pass of Edie's college career. Isaac had been shaken up one play before Edie's pass, but re-entered the game on the Penguins' next possession. Trailing 21-0, Edinboro moved to the Youngstown 2. But the drive stalled when Cole was thrown for a 4-yard loss on fourth down. Cole, a 5-9, 180-pound senior, finished with 81 yards on 23 carries.

"We had those two big opportunities in the first half, but came away empty," said Hollman. "The fourth-and-goal was a big play for them. Anytime you have a goal-line stand like that, the momentum changes. "We would have liked to go in (at halftime) with some points on the board." Edinboro sliced the lead to 21-7 on a two-play drive that covered 75 yards early in the third quarter. Both plays were Galupi passes to Priester, the first covering 39 yards, the second 36 yards.

Division I-AA Liberty, are expected to get a bid this afternoon to the Division II playoffs. Youngstown will need a victory at home Saturday against Towson State to secure an Division I-AA playoff slot. "We wrapped up the (Pennsylvania Conference) championship last week, but I don't think there was any letdown," said Edinboro Coach Tom Hollman. "I honestly thought we had a chance to win. Their team defense was just the quickest we've seen this year." The Penguins' speed, especially in the secondary, accounted for interceptions by Andre Peterson, Chris Vecchione, Tony Tellington and Pete Rekstis.

It was Tellington's interception in the end zone that stopped Edinboro's first serious drive with 57 seconds left in the opening quarter. After fullback Steve Jones slammed across the goal line from the 4 to give the Penguins a 7-0 lead, Edinboro drove from its 25 to the Youngstown 17. But Scots quarterback Hal Galupi, under a heavy pass rush, threw the ball right to Tellington. "I was just trying to throw it away," Galupi said. "I was surprised it was intercepted." For The Pittsburgh Press YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio Ernest Priester became Edinboro's first wide receiver to top 1,000 receiving yards in a season yesterday by grabbing 10 passes for 171 yards and two touchdowns.

Elbert Cole became Edinboro's all-time single season rushing leader with 1,392 yards, surpassing the 1,358 mark set by Al Raines in 1971. And Edinboro's Michael Wayne, a senior inside linebacker, made 20 tackles, 14 solo. But Youngstown State spoiled those individual accomplishments with a 28-14 victory at Youngs- town's Stambaugh Stadium. The Penguins' rushing attack was largely responsible for the victory, gaining 352 yards. Junior Leo Hawkins rushed 15 times for 123 yards and junior Archie Herring 20 for 112.

It was the first meeting between Youngstown, ranked 19th in NCAA Division I-AA, and Edinboro, ranked seventh in NCAA Division II. The Penguins (7-3) didn't roll out the red carpet for their visitors. They did roll up their sleeves and got physical, snapping Edinboro's eight-game winning streak. The Scots (8-2), whose only other loss was to 1 YACHT CLUB MARINA One Lawrence Pier Erie, PA 16507 (814) 456-9672 Westminster streaks into playoffs, 21-13 DISTRICT No Payments until February 1990 with the Goodyear Credit Card DURABLE, LONG WEARING ALL SEASON TRACTION TIEMPO RADIAL Opalsky, a junior from Serra, carried a school record-tying 47 times for 188 yards, scoring on runs of 1 and 5 yards. His 15 touchdowns for the season broke the school record of 14 set by Mike Kish in 1973.

The 47 carries tied the mark set by Jay Wagner in 1968. Frank Reilly of Buffalo (4-6) completed 13 of 23 passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns, but his last pass was the interception. Slippery Rock finished 4-5-1. California 40 Fairmont 33 CALIFORNIA Sam Mannery connected on 18 of 31 passes for 342 yards and six touchdowns as California (4-6) and Fairmont (4-6) ended their seasons in a wild game. Mannery tied school and Pennsylvania Conference records for touchdown passes in a game set by former Calfornia star Kevin Russell in 1983.

In two games against Fairmont the Vulcans lost, 58-45, in 1988 Mannery has passed for 681 yards and 11 touchdowns. Don Meier caught six passes for 150 yards and three touchdowns (16, 28 and 66 yards), Duane Du-pont caught six for 110 yards and two touchdowns and freshman Ed Kelley carried 17 times for 103 yards and a touchdown. Geneva 21 W.Va. Wesleyan BUCKHANNON, W.Va. Scott Schmitt passed for 298 yards to lead Geneva (6-3).

Jim Bellante gained 133 yards on 18 carries, including a 52-yard touchdown run in the second quarter. West Virginia Wesleyan fell to 7-3. Benny Haddox scored on a 1- whitewallIS' 5lzt Needed P20575R15 $60.77 P21575R15 $63.99 P22575R15 $67.37 P23575R15 $70.91 whitewallwnl0e2e Needed P16560R13 $43.36 P18580R13 S48.03 P18575R14 $52.07 P19575R14 $54.86 P20575R14 $57.71 $2995 P15580R13 Whltewall No Trade Needed Eagle ST Radial Wrangler AT Radial S4S RADIAL ASHLAND, Ohio Brad Tokar finished the season with more than 1,000 yards for the second consecutive year as Westminster defeated Ashland, 21-13, yesterday, extending its winning streak to 23 games. The No. 1-ranked Titans (9-0) will begin defense of their NAIA Division II national championship next Saturday.

Their opponent and game site will be announced today. Tokar, a junior from Fort Cherry, rushed for 160 yards on 23 carries. He finished the regular season with 1,026 yards. Joe Micchia threw a 51 yard touchdown pass to Chris Osborne and Tokar scored on a 78-yard run for Westminster, but Ashland (6-4), an NCAA Division II team, cut the lead to 14-7 before halftime on Marcus Lee's 43-yard pass to George Moore. Micchia, who threw for 170 yards, completed a 6-yard scoring pass to Rob Kokor to stretch the lead to 21-7 in the third quarter.

Tom Shiban's 1-yard run in the fourth quarter made it 21-13 but a pass failed on the two-point conversion try. Ashland held Westminster on the ensuing possession but couldn't mount a drive as time expired. IUP 58 So. Connecticut 15 INDIANA IUP, ranked ninth in NCAA Division II, expected to move up in the poll and get a playoff berth as it ended its season with a 9-1 record after jumping off to a 44-0 halftime lead against Southern Connecticut (3-7). Playoffs pairings and sites are expected to be announced today.

Quarterback Tony Aliucci, a sophomore from Chartiers Valley, completed 10 of 12 passes for 155 yards and two touchdowns while playing less than a half. Freshman Charles Peoples carried seven times for 129 yards and two touchdowns as IUP outgained Southern Connecticut, 565-335. Wash-Jeff 34 Ithaca WASHINGTON, Pa. Chris Ba-birad scored two touchdowns as Washington Jefferson (8-1) defeated defending NCAA Division III champion Ithaca (7-2) and bright-' ened its hopes for a playoff berth. Babirad, who ran for 93 yards, had a 5-yard touchdown run and caught a 10-yard pass from Bob Strope for another score.

Strope, a freshman making his first start, completed 12 of 17 passes for 158 yards and two touchdowns. He also threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to Jeff Koman. CMU 48 Case Reserve 14 Scott Barnyak, a junior from Penn-Trafford, carried 25 times for 147 yards and three touchdowns and accounted for one of two school records as Carnegie Mellon (7-3, 3-0) beat Case Western Reserve (4-6, 0-2) in a University Athletic Association game at Mt. Lebanon Stadium. Barnyak finished the season with 772 yards rushing, breaking Bob Gasior's 1979 record of 654.

CMU finished with 300 points, breaking the record of 270 set in 1985. After Case Reserve scored on a 13-yard run by Tracy St. Clair, CMU scored the next 41 points, Barnyak getting touchdowns on runs of 33, 2 and 3 yards. Quarterback Steve Paterno completed 13 of 19 passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns. Mike Beres-ford caught nine for 123 yards.

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