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Sunday, beptember 8. 1988 The Pittsburgh Fress Towson steps down, IUPsteDSout 24-21 For Your Convenience 9 AM TO 5 PM Bridscville lonroeille Mall Allison Park Oafton-lngrarn NkKniRht Hd. (jrcensbur" OPEN SUNDAY Monroexille Jonnct I'Ijj I It's Goodyear's 90th Anniversary. Goodyear retailers are celebrating with special savings on the tires you need and want! Steel Belted Strength All Season Tread TBEMPO HADSML Ends Oct. I P15580R13 Whitewall No Trade Needed I VECTOR RADIAL LOW PRICE No Trade Needed WHITEWALL I TraT I ft) 5 SIZE Needed P20575R14 53.95 ff ij P20575R15 56.95 By Kelly Carter The Pittsburgh Press In the future, Tow-son (Md.) State may want to think twice about scheduling supposedly lesser opponents.

Since the Tigers stepped up a notch in classification, from Division II to Division I-AA a year ago, Division II teams have given them the blues. After going 26-1-1 against Division II teams from 1982-86, the Tigers lost to three Division II teams last year and finished 4-6, their first losing season since 1972. Yesterday was no different as IUP, No. 4 in the NCAA Division II poll, won, 24-21. is a psychological difference," said Phil Albert, in his 17th year as Towson State coach.

"If we kpew the formula, we'd be able to make a million dollars. It happens aU around the country. Look what happened to Michigan State and Rjjtgers." (Rutgers defeated Michigan State last week, 17-13.) 'IUP quarterback Jim Pehanick, who completed 18 of 26 passes for 2 3 yards and one touchdown, said it has nothing to do with Division I-AA ahd Division II and being psychologically ready. "I don't think they overlooked us at all. We're a better team than they ate.

They're a good team but I think we're better." The Indians led, 24-7, before the Tigers came alive in the fourth quarter. A fumble by fullback Doug Adamrovich gave the Tigers the ball on IUP's 28 with 14:08 remaining. Two minutes later, Tiger quarterback Chris Goetz (12 of 19 for 177 yards) connected with Dewey Edrnes for a 22-yard touchdown. which finished with 15 of 21 third-down conversions, failed to ccjnvert on a third-and-35 from its 2J. Towson's Dave Meggett returned tlflj punt 30 yards, to IUP's 28, and three plays later scored on a 20-yard njjj despite strong safety Darren Cottrill hanging on his ankles.

Brian Disk's point-after made the score 24-21with 6:01 remaining. "It was take the football and bleed the clock," Indians Coach Frank Cignetti said. "We didn't care if we scored." The Indians did as instructed. They picked up first downs, four to be exact, before giving up the ball on Towson's 25 with :27 remaining. Goetz's first pass hit Mike Smith on the shoulder pads.

A holding call against IUP advanced the Tigers to the 34. As Goetz spotted a wide-open Meggett on IUP's 35, he was sacked by linebacker Bryon Whipkey and time ran out. "I saw him scramble and I just went after him," Whipkey said. Meggett, who had 252 all-purpose yards last week, earning him ECAC Division I-AA offensive player of the week honors, was held to 78 rushing yards, 3 receiving yards and 94 yards in returns. IUP had a chance to take a 10-0 lead into the locker room after Steve Girting's 2-yard touchdown run and a 39-yard field goal by John Sand-strom.

(Sandstrom's field goal was the 24th of his career, breaking the school record of 23 set by Kurt Bowers from 1977-80.) However, Goetz, who was 4 of 4 for 95 yards in the first half, completed a 41-yard pass to Steve Wiles and a 30-yarder to Smith before Meggett scored on a 4-yard run. Senior linebacker Kevin McMul-lan, who led IUP's defense with 13 tackles (11 solo), said coaches at IUP emphasize the importance of the first defensive play of the second half. With that in mind, it's no wonder linebacker Frank Urbaniak intercepted Goetz on the first play of the third quarter. IUP scored a few minutes later on a 22-yard pass from Pehanick to Andrew Hill. The IUP defense held Goetz on fourth-and-1 from the IUP 48 as the Indians opened up a bigger lead.

Pehanick was temporarily sidelined after tripping for the second time in the game and was replaced by sophomore Phil Kinney, who entered without having time to warm up. Didn't matter. Kinney, from Plum High School, drove the Indians to the 14 before handing off to tailback Paul Palamara, who reversed it to James Law, who ran it in the end zone. Sandstrom put IUP ahead, 24-7, with 4:51 remaining in the third period. It was after that that Towson State made its futile comeback bid.

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A 33-yard pass from Pajerno to Barnyak to the Chicago 19keyed the second score. paterno completed seven of eight passes for 128 yards in -the first He did not play in the second half because of a bruised shoulder. thris Hansen gained 109 yards on20 carries and caught two passes forf 46 yards for CMU, one catch a 27yarder from Mike Beresford on a Jake field goal for CMU's final touchdown. Westminster 23 Findlay 17 frEW WILMINGTON Brad Tofcar, a sophomore from Fort Cherry, gained 122 yards on 22 carries, scoring on runs of 25 and 40yards, as Westminster rode a 20-pofnt second quarter to its second victory. ipreg Steinecker completed 14 of 29 passes for 207 yards and a togchdown for Findlay (1-1), but he also threw an interception that Ke-vijj Myers returned to the Findlay 6, setting up the Titans' second tojjchdown.

Geneva 27 Brockport 3 tEEAVER FALLS John broke Art Grahame's 55-year school record of 48 yards with a 5 1-yard field goal, breaking a 3-3 tie and propelling Geneva to its thjrd victory. "Kevin Chaney, who played only th second half, hit Rob Royba and Tm Kross with touchdown passes o4 and 23 yards and Dave Di-Renzo returned an interception 22 for Geneva. Bethany 17 Efciquesne 16 BETHANY, W.Va. Scott Judge's 20-yard field goal with 13 seconds gave Bethany (1-1) its victory. Sean McDonough scored on a sahool-record 88-yard run and Doug MfcAuley kicked field goals of 34, 31 and 20 yards for Duquesne (0-3), bt Bethany capitalized on the passing combination of Troy Cos-tajn and Jamie Hamm and Judge's kick.

Hamm completed 16 of 24 passes far 230 yards. Costain caught three fo 76 yards, two for touchdowns. Clarion 18 Ferris State 0 CLARION Clarion (1-2), which gave up an average of 381 yards in total offense in its first two games, held Ferris (1-2) to a total of 169 29 passing. Ferris git its points on field goals, two of 44 yards by Mike Panasuk. i Clarion scored on an 18-yard piss from Mike Carter to Ksn Dworek, a 1-yard run by KeXh Powell and a 31-yard field goal by DISTRICT Chris Dworek.

Allegheny 50 Thiel 14 MEADVILLE Doug Brown ran for 77 yards and scored twice one 1-yard runs as he led Allegheny's biggest scoring outburst in 20 years. Mercyhurst 30 Grove City 10 ERIE Brian Haberstock, a sophomore from Thomas Jefferson, scored on runs of 4 and 2 yards and on a 40-yard pass from Greg Haski of Swissvale for Mercyhurst (2-0). Haski completed 14 of 25 passes for 163 yards and ran eight times for 79 yards. Craig Galovich of North Allegheny gained 74 yards on nine carries, one a 39-yard touchdown run. Grove City is 1-1.

Ashland 17 Slippery Rock 3 SLIPPERY ROCK James George scored on runs of 4 and 5 yards and Chris Brake kicked a 31-yard field goal for Ashland (2-0). Greg Paterra ran for 124 yards on 23 carries the 15th 100-yard game of his college career for Slippery Rock (1-1), but the Rockets' only points came on a 32-yard field goal by Craig Malek. New Haven 30 Edinboro 14 WEST HAVEN, Conn. Mike Horton, twice New England Small College Player of the Year, completed 21 of 39 passes for 258 yards and three touchdowns for New Haven (2-0). Bob Wietecha caught 11 for 130 yards and one touchdown.

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St. Francis (0-2) was held to 106 yards in trotal offense. W. Va. Wesleyan 9 Waynesburg 7 BUCKHANNON, W.Va.

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