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05 Sunday, September 17, 1989 The Pittsburgh Press COLLEGE FOOTBALL California overcomes 27-0 deficit to end 8-game skid, 434! Mercyhurst 31 Grove City 7 DISTRICT GROVE CITY Jeff Andrfcj- chak scored on runs of 15, 1 and 1 yards, gaining 82 yards on 12 car ries, for Mercyhurst (2-0). Grove City (0-2) got its touch down on a 6-yard pass from Dave Cantini to Kent LaMotta, but was held to 43 yards rushing. St. Francis 42 Brooklyn 7 Ashland 13 Slippery Rock 0 ASHLAND, Ohio Gary Feagin gained 113 yards on 11 carries and scored on runs of 35 and 57 yards and Ashland (2-0) twice thwarted Slippery Rock near its goal line. Slippery Rock (1-1) got inside Ashland's 25 four times, once losing the ball at the 1 on a fumble and another time at the 5 on an interception.

Terry Jordan was outstanding on defense for the Rockets with 22 tackles eight solo and an interception. Geneva 45 Brockport 0 BROCKPORT, N.Y. As Geneva's defense held Brockport (0-2) to 96 yards, the Golden Tornadoes' offense took off on a 28-point spree in the third quarter. by Czartoryski, 68-yard run by Jim Bellante and an 18-yard run by Dan Bozic. Ferris State 41 Clarion 35 BIG RAPIDS, Mich.

Mike Carter passed for a school-record 470 yards, but Doug Arnold completed 13 of 16 passes for 340 yards and five touchdowns for Ferris State (3-0). Andre Johnson had touchdown receptions of 11, 93 and 73 yards and returned eight kickoffs 261 yards. Carter completed 30 of 54 passes for Clarion (0-3), his principal receivers Ron Urbansky (9 for 115) and Art Walker (8 for 138). W. Va.

Wesleyan 27 Waynesburg 14 WAYNESBURG Tom Welsh returned an interception 41 yards for a touchdown, ruining a comeback by Waynesburg (0-3) and clinching the victory for West Virginia Wesleyan (2-0). Mike Thompson's 35-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter had reduced Wesleyan's lead to 20-14 before Welsh's steal. Allegheny 30 Thlel 0 GREENVILLE Jeffery Fil-kovski, a second-string quarterback, carried only three times for Allegheny (1-1), but emerged as the game's leading ground-gainer with 135 yards. Much of it was gained on an 85-yard scoring run. David Brown hit Michael McKay with a 28-yard halfback pass for the Gators' first touchdown.

Quarterback John Logue passed for two touchdowns 11 yards to Tom Gebhardt and 52 yards to Steve Roux. Thiel is 0-2. LORETTO St. Francis matle its debut in the Atlantic Collegiate Football Conference a successful one, led by the passing of quarterback Don Fyfe. Fyfe completed 14 of 19 passes for 269 yards and a school-record three touchdowns.

Jason Calhopn Jeff Czartoryskl scored on a 1-yard run, Roy Royba on a 10-yard Eass from Scott Schmitt and John loores kicked a 20-yard field goal to give Geneva (1-1) a 17-0 half-time lead. Then came the third-quarter outburst: a 27-yard pass from Schmitt to Larry Bettencourt, 13-yard run caught three passes for 140 yards, one of them a school record-tying 86-yard scoring pass. Dave Anair caught eight passes for 91 yard: CALIFORNIA Mansfield (1-2) ran up a 27-point lead against California in the first quarter yesterday, and that looked like the down beat to the Vulcans' ninth consecutive defeat But California (1-2) rallied for a 43-41 victory, sparked by Steve Brown, who gained 186 yards and had four touchdowns in 18 carries. Dave Zlinsky passed for three touchdowns one a 76-yarder to Steve Brion and Dean Stewart ran 67 yards for another score in Mansfield's 27-0 getaway. Brown's first touchdown, from the 1, cut Mansfield's lead to 34-14 at the half.

The third quarter belonged to Brown. He had touchdowns on runs of 27 and 64 yards and a 6-yard pass from Sam Mannery, the 64-yarder tying the score at 34-34. Jim Kraynak's 41-yard field goal put California ahead, 37-34, early in the fourth quarter, but Mansfield rebounded, Willie Watts running 52 yards with a fumble recovery. Undaunted, Mannery drove the Vulcans to the winning touchdown, scoring it on a 1-yard plunge. Mannery completed 18 of 36 passes for 225 yards.

Westminster 35 Findlay 15 FINDLAY, Ohio Westminster converted a Findlay fumble one of four into a 9-yard touchdown fass from Joe Micchia to Dave oley to launch the visiting Titans, ranked No. 1 in NAIA Division II, to their 16th consecutive victory. Jamie Horn scored on runs of 49 and 5 yards for Findlay (1-1), his second score cutting Westminster's lead to 20-15 in the third quarter. But Brad Tokar, who scored the Titans' second touchdown on a 57-yard run, scored from the 5 and 2 in the fourth period to put Westminster out of reach. CMU 35 Chicago 8 CHICAGO Scott Barnyak gained 103 yards on 12 carries, one a 43-yard touchdown run, making him the sixth player in Carnegie Mellon's modern history to gain 1,000 yards in a career.

A junior from Penn-Trafford, Barnyak has 1,018 yards. Bill Snyder passed for two touchdowns and Steve Paterno for a third, but it was CMU's rushing offense and its defense that did most of the damage to Chicago (0-2, 0-2) in the University Athletic Association game. Linebacker Robert O'Toole of CMU (2-1, 2-0) led the Tartans with 13 tackles and returned an interception 39 yards for a touchdown. Duquesne 21 Bethany 17 Backup quarterback Joe Gula, a sophomore from Ringgold High School, completed six passes on an 88-yard drive capped by a 26-yard touchdown pass to Dan Krebbs on fourth-and-2 with 3:25 to play to Sive Duquesne (3-0) its first lead, im Torchia's interception of a tipped pass at the Dukes' 2 clinched the victory with 35 seconds to play. Gula, who finished with 119 passing yards, entered the game when starter Bill Marancel injured an ankle in the fourth quarter.

Bethany (0-2) had taken a 17-14 lead on John Fiorini's 32-yard field goal at the end of the third quarter. Bill Navis started the scoring with a 15-yard touchdown run for Bethany. Duquesne tied the game on Jamie Colosimo's 3-yard run. Bethany took a 14-7 lead on Jamie Hamm's 49-yard run. Andrew Gonzales tied it with an 83-yard return on the ensuing kickoff, a school Division III record.

IUP 27 Towson 0 TOWSON, Md. IUP (2-0), ranked sixth in NCAA Division II, recovered six fumbles and intercepted two passes against Towson State (0-2), a Division I-AA team. Paul Kovell started the scoring with a 9-yard touchdown pass from Tony Aliucci. Ken Rock scored on a 1-yard run and Arthur Hill caught a 51-yard pass from Aliucci. Hill had four catches for 102 yards.

Rex Pynos' 2-yard run finished the scoring. Edlnboro 46 New Haven 13 EDINBORO Elbert Cole ran 64 yards for a touchdown on the third play of the game and Hal Galupi hooked up with Ernest Priester on a 71-yard pass play for a touchdown on the first play of the second half for Edinboro (1-1). Galupi completed 11 of 21 passes for 197 yards and three touchdowns. Priester caught three for 125 yards and the three touchdowns. Cole carried 15 times for 138 yards, i Jay McLucas hit on 15 of 31 passes for 160 yards for New Haven (1-1), but had two intercepted.

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