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D13 Sunday, October 1, 1989 The Pittsburgh Press COLLEGE FOOTBALL Wittenberg blocked by Allegheny, 24-7 Old tires piling up? Call: 3TWvrvvir BY HDN1 PNEUMATIC CONTOURED COMPUTER CHAIR 7901 $119 00 LIST SI 88 -SALE (Taps DISTRICT Jt4 hdn' 4 DRAWER HEAVY DUTY SUSPENSION FILE $11000 Siena 23 St. Francis 17 LORETTO Bob Facto scored on a 3-yard run and threw a 17-yard pass to Dave Renzi as Siena (1-3, 1-1) came from behind in the second half of the Atlantic Conference game. St. Francis (2-2, 2-1) took a 17-10 lead at halftime on a 14-yard pass from Gary Buchsen to Dave Anzur (five for 55 yards), a 4-yard run by Brian Dunn and a 32-yard field goal by Greg Klein. But the Red Flash missed three field goals in the second half.

Youngstown 45 Morgan State 22 YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio Ray Isaac's 55-yard touchdown run touched off a 25-point third quarter that brought Youngstown from be hind and evened its record at 2-2. Youngstown's defense shut down Morgan State's (3-1-1) offense, the Golden Bears gaining only 28 yards on 18 rushes. But quarterback Daryl Jackson found room through the air, hitting on 23 of 43 passes for 278 yards. He had four intercepted. It was Jackson passes of 5 yards to Marco Kornegay and 8 yards to Sean Nelson in the second quarter that gave Morgan State a 14-10 halftime lead.

After Isaac's run gave Youngstown the lead, Robert Fozkos kicked field goals of 52 and 46 yards, Archie Herring ran 15 and 40 yards for scores and Steve Jones scored on a 10-yard run. With Herring, a sophomore, gaining 143 yards on 13 carries, the Penguins accumulated 383 yards rushing. American Typlax Systems, Inc. LIST Washington, PA (412)223-1800 DER Permitted Recycler Phone 52 1 5.00 -SAU 7 mow FULL SIZE 60x30 DESK LIST $294.00 SALE M8900 34991 IN STOCK-FREE DELIVERY MT. OFFICE FQL ISC.

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Brown carried 17 times for 69 yards. In Allegheny's two-quarterback system, Logue completed three of five passes for 34 yards and Jeff Filkovski hit on six of seven for 72 yards and ran 10 times for 60 yards. "You always expect if you do the things you plan to, you have a chance to win," said Allegheny Coach Peter Vaas. "Our kids concentrated and played with a great deal of intensity." Allegheny, which has won IS conference games in a row, has not yielded a second-half touchdown this year. Westminster 48 Adrian 20 NEW WILMINGTON Bill Ba-dour scored on runs of 1 and 50 yards and Norm Potter kicked an extra point to give Adrian (1-3) a 13-12 lead in the second quarter and fire up Westminster for its 18th consecutive victory.

Brad Tokar, who finished with 120 yards on 17 carries, scored on a 5-yard pass from Joe Micchia to give the Titans (4-0), ranked No. 1 in NAIA Division II, a 20-13 half-time lead and they outscored Adrian, 28-7, in the second half. Micchia completed 16 of 28 passes for 223 yards and three touchdowns. His other scoring tosses were 29 and 4 yards to Mike Beggy. Dave Foley, the Titans' usual leading receiver, caught five passes for 80 yards but failed to score.

Pete Mazzoni hit on 17 of 32 passes for 259 yards, one a 23-yarder to Brad Gross for Adrian's second-half score, but had two intercepted. Edlnboro 42 Kutztown 21 EDINBORO Edinboro (3-1) doubled the score on Kutztown (1-3) in the Pennsylvania Conference inter-division battle, but the game was not as easy as the score might indicate. Elbert Cole, a 5-9, 175-pound senior tailback from Rochester, N.Y., carried 26 times for 224 yards and three touchdowns for Edinboro. That gave him nine touchdowns in three games (a conference-leading 56 points in four games) and raised his average to 154 yards a game. Quarterback Hal Galupi of Am-bridge completed 11 of 20 passes for 166 yards and three touchdowns.

Wide receiver Ernest Priester caught three passes for 82 yards and three scores. Priester has caught 13 passes for 322 yards and seven touchdowns. Quarterback Fred Seifert set Kutztown records for passing attempts and completions, connecting on 30 of 57 for 226 yards. Tight end Dave Cullen caught nine for 61 yards. Slippery Rock 27 Lock Haven 16 SLIPPERY ROCK Fullback Scott Opalsky, a junior from Serra Catholic, used the occasion of Slip- Eery Rock's Homecoming to have is best day as a collegian.

Opalsky gained 187 yards on 37 carries and scored on runs of 1, 17 and 2 yards. He won the Lynn Hoffmann award as the Rockets' most valuable player at Homecoming. Opalsky's first two touchdowns in the third quarter coming within an 11-second span touched off a comeback by Slippery Rock, 3-1 overall, 2-0 in the Pennsylvania Conference. Lock Haven (0-5, 0-3) had taken a 13-3 lead at halftime on a 26-yard run by Jimmy Broadway and a 9-yard pass from Broadway to Carl Fisher. But except for a 46-yard field goal by Rich Marriott, Lock Haven's offense was shut down in the second half.

Leading the way on defense for Slippery Rock was end Tim Kelly of Duquesne, who had seven solo tackles two for sacks, three others for losses four assists and a fumble recovery. IUP 54 Clarion 7 INDIANA Bill Fegley gained 99 yards' on 11 carries, scoring on runs of 11 and 19 yards and an 11-yard pass from Tony Aliucci, as IUP (3-1, 2-1) bounced back from a shutout by Edinboro to wallop defensively weak Clarion (0-5, 0-2). Ken Rock had runs of 23 and 1 yards and Aliucci hit Andrew Hill (six for 97 yards) with a 47-yard pass for other IUP touchdowns. Clarion's only score came on an 8-yard pass from Mike Carter to Chris Dworek. IUP gained 498 yards, 323 rushing, to Clarion's 307.

Geneva 14 Tiffin 0 TIFFIN, Ohio Jeff Czartoryski scored second-ahlf touchdowns on runs of 3 and 32 yards as Geneva (3-1) broke away from stubborn Tiffin (2-1). Czartoryski finished with 71 yards on 13 carries. Geneva's defense played a prominent part in the victory, holding Tiffin to 91 total yards 35 on the ground. Geneva gained a total of 205 yards. It was a loss to Tiffin that kept Geneva out of the NAIA Division II playoffs last year.

Shippensburg 10 California 6 CALIFORNIA Freshman linebacker Shayne Mains returned an interception 32 yards to the California 25 in the fourth quarter to set up a 23-yard field goal by Howard Guarini that broke a scoreless tie in Shippensburg's (5-0) Pennsylvania Conference opener. Shippensburg drove 61 yards, capped by a 9-yard run by Bob Plummer, for what proved to be the game-winner the next time it got the ball. Plummer finished with 125 yards on 29 carries. California (2-3, 1-1) fought back, going 67 yards on seven plays, for a touchdown, scored by quarterback Sam Mannery on a 2-yard run. But the Vulcans' offense gained only 204 yards to Shippensburg's 380.

Wash-Jeff 49 Grove City 7 GROVE CITY Washington Jefferson (3-0, 1-0) dominated Grove City (0-4, 0-1) as it opened defense of its Presidents Conference championship, holding the Wolverines to 90 yards on the ground, most of that coming on a 72-yard touchdown run by Travis Croll in the first quarter. rushed for 298 yards, led by Malcolm Brown with 88 on seven carries, and passed for 122 while holding Grove City to a total yardage of 131. The Presidents also intercepted six Grove City passes. Mark Craig scored twice for on short runs. longest scoring run from scrimmage was a 30-yarder by Dave Conn that put it ahead, 14-0, in the first period.

The longest scoring run of the game was a 67-yard punt return by Larry Pitts in the fourth quarter. Waynesburg 12 Thiel 0 WAYNESBURG Tim Miller scored on a 7-yard run and passed 38 yards to Bo Lucas for the other touchdown as Waynesburg (1-4, 1-0) celebrated the 50th anniversary of the first televised college football game and its debut in the Presidents Conference. Miller, a junior from Johnstown, gained 170 yards on 32 carries. Quarterback Jeff Sorensen of Thiel (0-4, 0-4) rushed 10 times for 85 yards and completed 13 of 29 passes for 152 yards, but had two interceptions and was sacked six times. On Sept.

30, 1939, Waynesburg played Fordham in New York in the first college football game on television. Dayton 40 Mercyhurst 0 DAYTON, Ohio Dayton (3-0-1) scored on its last three possessions of the first half and its first three possessions of the second half, the spree touched off by an 83-yard run with a blocked field goal by Jon usted. Mike Duvic set a career scoring record for NCAA Division III third-ranked Dayton, his five extra points giving him 251. His brother, John, holds the career scoring record at Northwestern. It was the first loss in four games for Mercyhurst, which was outgained, 470-230.

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