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1 I I'l 'I Sunday, September 10, 1989 Dll The Pittsburgh Press FOOTBALL NAIA champ Westminster opens with impressive COLLEGE DISTRICT Mannery, a junior, completed 11 of 25 passes for 150 yards, topping 4,000 yards in career passing. Mt. Union 27 Allegheny 7 MEADVILLE Rick Vojticek ran 18 yards with a blocked kick for the opening touchdown and Brad Petro gave Mt. Union a 24-0 lead with a 50-yard run in the second quarter. Allegheny's touchdown came with six seconds left in the first half on a 20-yard pass from John Loguq to Doug Carr after the Gators had recovered a fumble.

Dickinson 12 St. Francis CARLISLE Senior fullback Mike Birosak ran 39 times for 221 yards and scored last-quarter, touchdowns on runs of 32 and 40 yards. Quarterback Don Fyfe set a St. Francis record for pass completions, hitting on 19 of 36 attempts for 125 yards. Frostburg 12 Geneva 6 FROSTBURG, Md.

Frostburg began the second half by returning the kickoff 44 yards to the Geneva 41, touching off a comeback victory. McTigue scored the Frostburg touchdowns on runs of 2 and 1 yards. Bill Walker scored for Geneva in the second quarter on a 1-yard run. Slippery Rock 31 District of Columbia SLIPPERY ROCK Junior Scott Opalsky gained 146 yards and scored twice in his first start and Slippery Rock's defense limited District of Columbia to 205 yards, extending UDC's losing streak to 22 games in Slippery Rock's opener. After Opalsky's 1-yard touchdown run in the first quarter, Slippery Rock increased its lead to 17-0 at halftime on Scott Walsh's 5-yard scoring pass from Pat Strine and.

Fairmont 51 Clarion 38 CLARION Clarion led, 27-22, after three quarters, but Wes Jackson went 77 yards on a reverse for a touchdown that touched off a 29-point fourth quarter for Fairmont Clarion fumbled away the ensuing kickoff at its 7 and on the first play Ken Overton scored. After Clarion cut Fairmont's lead to 36-30 on a 23-yard field goal by Chris Dworek, Overton broke loose again, this time going 79 yards. Keith Powell carried 24 times for 131 yards and one touchdown and Mike Carter completed 17 of 27 passes for 231 yards and two touchdowns for Clarion. New Haven 20 California 14 WESTHAVEN, Conn. New Haven held off California's fourth-quarter rally to win its home opener when Keith Stamp intercepted a pass by Sam Mannery at New Haven's 28 with 1:33 to play.

California spotted New Haven a 20-0 lead after three quarters before scoring twice in the fourth quarter on a 2-yard run by Don Meier and Duane Dupont's 21-yard reception from Mannery. Craig Mahek's 22-yard field goaL Duquesne 14 Grove City 7 GROVE CITY Duquesne took a 14-0 lead in the first half and held on to spoil Grove City's opener. Jeff Norris scored on a 69-yard Eass from Bill Marancel and John lacellaro scored on a 1-yard run for Duquesne (2-0). Grove City halved the lead on Dave Contini's 12-yard pass to David Ilnicky in the third quarter. Carnegie Mellon 45 Washington (Mo.) 7 Carnegie Mellon (1-1) dominated Washington in the University Athletic Association opener, gaining a total of 544 yards while holding the St.

Louis team to 150. CMU gained 396 yards on the ground, led by Scott Barnyak with 102 on 15 carries. Barnyak also scored on a 16-yard run. Fran Bel-lante scored on runs of 5 and 3 yards for CMU. Wash-Jeff 20 Juniata WASHINGTON, Pa.

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A 50-yard pass from Hal Galupi to Ernest Priester with 5:30 leftjfl" the third quarter cut Liberty's lead to 23-21, but the Division I-AA team scored the next four Elbert Cole gained 118 yards 23 carries for Edinboro. Oberlin 21 Thiel 14 GREENVILLE With 7:37 left in the game, Oberlin's James McGee fumbled at the 6 orTa' plunge through the middle and split end Craig Johnson fell on the ball in. the end zone for the winning" touchdown. ZZZ Quarterback Jeff Thiel completed only five of jfl, passes, but they were good for If? yards, one a 29-yard scoring pass td Mark McGinnis. But Sorenson also' had five passes intercepted.

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Dave Foley caught all three of Micchia's scoring passes for 10, 21 and 25 yards and gained 86 yards on five receptions. IUP 44 Lock Haven 10 INDIANA Quarterback Tony Aliucci, a sophomore from Char-tiers Valley making his first college start, completed nine of 16 passes for 202 yards, two of them for touchdowns to Andrew Hill, as IUP opened its season with a Pennsylvania Conference victory. Hill caught scoring passes of 80 and 21 yards in the second quarter. He finished with five receptions for 156 yards. Ken Rock rushed 14 times for 114 yards and scored three touchdowns.

Frustrated Jackets lose, 34-13 By Chris Bates For The Pittsburgh Press WAYNESBURG If a team can control time of possession, it usually goes home a winner. Mercyhurst proved that theory yesterday, win ning its season opener, 34-13, against Waynesburg. It was the ninth consecutive season-opening victory for the Laicers. Mercyhurst wasted little time get ting on the scoreboard as Jeff An- drejehak ran 47 yards for touchdown on the Lakers' second possession. After that Mercyhurst usea time-consuming drives to score.

Waynesburg held a 7-6 lead late in the first quarter after the first of two 1-yard touchdown runs by Tim Mil ler. The score was set up by Tim Brennan, who recovered a fumble in Laker territory. The rest of the half belonged to Mercyhurst. During one stretch, the Lakers ran off 36 offensive plays to Waynesburg's nine. In the second quarter, the Yellow Jackets ran just six offensive plays.

That was the game plan, Mercy hurst Coach Ken Brasinger said. "We knew we had to emphasize Dan control against Waynesburg. We had to keep the ball out of the hands of (quarterback Jim) Eley and Mil ler. We were very conservative on offense today, but that was by design. Running the option, the Lakers racked up 262 yards on the ground.

Andrejchak led the way with 140 yards on 25 attempts. Senior quarterback Dave Gordon ran for 48 yards and passed for 149 (eight of 12, one touchdown, one interception). Included in that yardage was a 50-yard touchdown pass to Tom Hemer. "I was very pleased with the way we played up front," Brasinger said. "We have some young kids who were under fire for the first time at the collegiate level.

You always have some questions going in, but overall we were pleased with what we saw." For Waynesburg Coach Ty Clarke, it was a frustrating day. His team managed 200 total yards just 14 passing. But it was the defense that caused Clarke the most concern. The Yellow Jackets lost to Denison, 17-0, last week and had hoped to be improved. "The name of the game is poise and we were the most unorganized team I have seen in a long time.

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