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Page E8, Sunday, September 5, 1993 The Beacon Journal Mm PSU TOP 25 WtSCONSM JS, NEVADA 17 First downs Rushes-yards Same old story, Kentucky hands Kent State 35-0 loss 0 14 0 1417 14 735 MAM 23, BOSTON COLLEGE 7 29 26 24-113 54-230 478 274 37 48 323 Wc Nyqust 2 pass from Bevel (Hat kick) 0 7 Boston Colsfi 3446418-34- man 3 pass from Bevel (Hat mck) NFG Stamper 19 6-38 5-38 Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumdes-Lost Porufljes-Yards Time of Possession MXVDUAl STATISTICS W-DeRamus 6 pass from Bevel (Hal kick) I uawtons 49 pass from Bevel (Hal kick) 4-1 7-76 22:31 7-55 37:29 Bennett 12 run (Prewitt kick) Bennett 8 run (Prewitt kick) FG ftewrtt 40 MFG Prewitt 42 F6 Prewitt 48 BC O.CampMI 2 run (Gordon Kick) Reeves 7 pass from Vargas (Stamper KS Schier 25 run (Wright KS Coleman 74 punt return (Wright kk) NM-FGCUM34 MfVDUAL STATISTICS Betntig NM Out 20-94, Ledbetter 5-27, PaM 7-25. Brazier 14, Davis l-(rnmus8). KS, Schier 20-102, Smith 16-39, Edwards 3-12, May Smlnus 8). Ptttesg NM St, Ledbetter 16-29-1-141. KS, May 17-304-228.

RtctMng NM St, Lang 647, Pbuta 4-1 1, Dave 340. Sutties 1-13, Osborne 1-5. Dublin 1-5. KS, Lockett 7-92, Running 6-72, Coleman 347, Set) 1-7. Southwest TEXAS AIM 24, LSUO kick) W-DawMns 16 pass from Bevel (Hal I) PJunevj 8-58, Carter 8- 39, nos 1-7, Darkns 2-7.

Conzwnius 1-2. cnsnon 2 run stamper kick) PSU, Carter 15-120, Pitts 1849. Archie 8- 27, Hamng 24, O'Nel 24, Engram 1-3, First downs Rushes-yards sacca s-z, woman 1-1, MUne 24. Mi 17 19 38-185 338 205 272 75 23 15-32-12347-3 Nev Wise Fkst downs 23 22 Rushes-yards 35-123 48-172 Passfig 308 263 Return Yards 15 80 PawtH Schade 34464478, P5U, 18-324-274. KCoins 0-2-14.

HecVm Mn Doudas 1 1193. Ear- Comp-Att-K 3347419-27- Return Yards Comp-AtUnt Puoo Furnries-lost Penarws-Vams 7-46 9-39 ly 743, Osterman 6-1 04, Lewne 3-39, Rios 3-30, Danons 3-14, Daien 2-35. PSU, En- Punts 4-36 3-39 LSU TuaAAM 0 0 0 00 0 0 14 10-24 0-0 8-90 04 gram 8-165, Archie 3-21, Soott 2-31, La- 7-59 28:16 4-34 Time of Possession 31:44 FurnrJes-Lost 14 Penarues-Yards 648 Time of Possession 27:49 MrVDUAl STATISTICS 32:1 earca i-u, waams 2-19, Brady 1-16. CLEMSON 24, UNLV 14 WMX1AI STATISTICS RmNnf Jones 8-81, Bennett 18-73, Ferguson 4-20, Stewart 6-14. BC, Raanwig Chnshon 20-93, UNLV 014 724 Homes 10-29, Moore 44.

Moss 19-74, Fletcher 1842, McCmough 5-36, u.tampoei smith 5-10, Green 3-7, ft Costs, 15-31-1-205, tuns 1-4, Momgomenr l-u. Coens 0-1-0-0. BC. Foley. 23-47-3-272.

Oem FG Waich 24 UNLV-Branch I run (Garttano kick) Patting Vargas 33474-308. Tucker 4-59, Fergu- Oem Wrtherspoon 18 pass from Sapp W8 Bevel 19-27-1-263. McEtoy 26 pass Urorn Pug (Venetouki kick) Thomas 80 run (Venetouts kick) McElroy 58 pass from Puhg (Venetouh ta) TFG Venetoufa 33 MfVDUAL STATISTICS RatMng LSU, Wttams 1244, ButJer 6-37, Toomer 6-16, Davis 44. Tex. Thomas 25-201, McElroy 6-30, Groce 5-21.

Patting LSU, Howard 5-27-341. Tex. A4M, Puig 14-24-2-192, Preston 0-144. RtctMng LSU, Ray 2-29, Bishop 1-18, Be 1-7, Wilson 1-7. Tex.

McFJ-roy 4-91, Mathews 3-37, Schorp 2-30, Groce 2-18. I. I I.llnll.ll, II) II) II U.M.I,, 1,,1,. ,11 1 I' -f 'V ft. RteaMng Reeves 12-142, Ste (wewiwcK) UNLV Branch 2 run (Garhtano kick) sal hi, uijones jo, Bennett 2-4, Tefcon 1-63, J.Hanls 1-2.

BC, Mrtchel 7. 59, Sfntth 5-38. Cannon 5, Mier 3-64, D.Campbel 2-30, LBoyd 1-12, Saxton 14, phens 8-90, Matter 5-26, Chnshon 3-14, Holmes 2-15. Senior 1-10. Phot 14.

Oem T.Smith 13 pass from Sapp (Welch Moore 1-3. Montgomery 4-52, Roan Clem Hunt 4 run (Welch Mck) 440, DeRamus 446, Dawkins 345, NOTRE MM! 27, NOffTWYESTETtN 12 A OO.UUO. Fletcher 2-14, Bums 1-14, Nygutst 1-2. 012 1027 Notre Doifio Ohio nu Bercwi 21 interception return UNLV Oem 16 12 32-72 49-123 162 209 21 89 16-37-112-174 847 6-36 Pendenast kick) BETHANY 23, MALONE 23 Nor-Lundy 8 pass from Wlams (kick First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties- Yards Time of Possession East 7-23 16-23 34 5-1 748 541 WEST VKGNA 48, EASTERN MKQAN 6 kWQJ Nor Lundy 1 1 run (pass failed) NO Zetars 6 run (Pendergast kick) NO FG Pendergsst 29 NO FG Pendergast 27 NO Bur 2 run (Pendergast kick) Natepa 5 nm (Houseman pass from 27:46 32:14 MMDUAL STATISTICS Ortega) DeGeorge 8 run (VTcencio kick) Takah 1 1 run (Smith lock) LMtMtm 3 0 0 3-6 WtttVlrgWa 13 21 14 0-48 Wildcats score 21 points in final period to put fmishing touch on rout By John seaburn Beacon Journal ttaff writer Lexington, KY.s Kent State rolled into this Southeastern Conference enclave like a military unit, but stole out of town under the protection of darkness like, well, a Mid-American Conference football team. Upon their arrival, Kent's Golden Flashes epitomized the few (quarterbacks), the proud (coach Pete Cordelli was hopefully pride-ful coming out of camp) and, maybe in discipline, the Marines.

But by the time they departed, with a 35-0 licking at the hands of Kentucky's Wildcats before 55,800 at Commonwealth Stadium, the Flashes were Just paltry practitioners of past MAC efforts. Beginning with Coach Bill Curry's first year at the helm, Kentucky had beaten some of the best the MAC has to offer 20-17 over Central Michigan in 1990, 23-20 over Miami in 1991, 21-14 over Central Michigan in 1992. Need we point out that Kent's losing margin nearly tripled the combined margin (13 points) of the last three MAC teams to lose here? Kentucky salted the victory with 21 fourth-quarter points after building a 14-0 lead. "We just got beat by a better football team," Kent coach Pete Cordelli said. "AIJ the way around, they have better athletes at the University of Kentucky than we have at Kent State.

"Even though we played hard, in situations they out-executed us." Both teams had entered the season opener with something to RmNri UNLV, Love 10-30, Stock- A 69,075. ham 4-14, Gl 5-10, Branch 44. Hood 9-29, Blunt 9-26, E.Smrth 8-25, Sol Not 21 6 Takah 17 pass from Frlbee (Smith kick) Takah 7 pass from Beckett (pass Med) Ortega 76 pass from Houseman WV Jones I run (Sauerbrun kick) EM FG CGreen 27 WV-FG Sauerbrun 31 WV-FG Sauerbrun 34 First downs Rushes-yards omon 1 1-20, witnerspoon 3-19. fata UNLV, Stockham 16-37-1 (Bennington kick) 34-81 46-162 238 146 0 30 23-35-1 9-11-0 162. Sapp 10-144-194.

Solomon B-Smith4l FG Mtl Bttft WV-Woodard 1 run (Seiierbrun Mck) WV Kefchner 2 run (Sauerbrun kick) WV Kearney 75 pass from Ketehner RaeaMnf UNLV. Batev 4-78. Thomo- Associated Pres Kent quarterback Mike Acle Is hit by Kentucky's David Snardon Return Yards Comp-Att-n Punts Fumbtos-Lost Penafoes-Yards 5-36 441 First downs Rushes-yards 19 11 32-134 39-161 Nns i-M, Love 3-12. Davis 441. (aauenvun nckl 11 2-1 10-86 i.wwn j-or, union 2-34, 246 115 7-61 WV Jones 16 run (Sauerbrun Wck) Return Yards Una of Possession 34:35 25:25 nv Acranam 23 pass torn Johnston 10 11 25-384 5-12-1 ALABAMA 31, TULANE 17 Comp-Att-Int caueronm kick NXVBUAL STATISTICS Sacks EM FG C.Green 32 7 14 717 031 RmMng Lundy 1248, Wright Robnson 3-9, WMems 15-9.

ND, 16-72, Zeros 14-67. Kinder 4-26, Da I 6 3-120 5-148 2-1 2 2 3-25 6-55 Punts Fumbles-Lost Peraitjes-Yards A S.Wams 1 run (Proctor kickl MMDUAL STATISTICS Rvthhf EMU, Nwafoaraocb 4-13. vis 1-8, Edwards 14. Farmer 14, Burns 1 2. D.Fmnkto 23 pass from Randal (Bald- Tme of Possession 32:05 27:55 wnwcx) LParker 4-10, Frank 5-10, Whitfield 4-9, M.Green 54, M.Scott 14.

Hal 3-3. Armour MfVDUAL STATISTICS Rtthtni DeGeoree 1348. Ohler A Anderson 9 run (Proctor kick) A Anderson 5 run (Proctor kick) A S.vvmams 4 run (Proctor kick) TFG Baldwin 45 sr-34, Naepa 3-2 1, Hoseman 8-30, Vlcen- Psa Wlams 23-35-1-238. NO, McDougal 644-135, Faia 3-31 1. RtotMnl Lundy 7-60, Gtssen-daner 6-56, Gambia 3-33, Senters 2-15, Morris 2-13, BeaHey 1-38, Wright 1-15, oXminus 22).

Jones 16-93, Woodard 8-36, Baker 1-36. Walker 1 1-30, Taparaus-ky 7-21, Ketehner 4-20, Freemen 3-10, Otis 1-10, Costtn 3-9, Johnston 24. 00 1-3, Ortega 1-1; Takah 15-94, Plckana 16-38, Beckett 1-10. A-FG Proctor 25 Sowel 98 run (Baldwin lock) Nalepa 4-11-1; Ortega Patting EMU, Armour 8-17-1-119. Hal 5-11444.

Kelchner 7-12-0- a oo.uyi. i-i-u. Dem lanan, RtctMng Houseman 348. MW- Koonson i-b. no, cellars 3-2, Mier 2-57, Johnson 2-34, Mayes 142, Dawson 1-11.

NEBRASKA 76, NORTH TEXAS 14 prove. Kentucky, that it is not the SEC's worst team as preseason pollsters have predicted. Kent, that it could play despite the fact three of its first four quarterbacks are out with injury. Kentucky may have proved its prowess but the verdict is still out on Kent, which plays MAC leader Akron in the Acme-Zip Game at the Rubber Bowl Saturday night. Quarterback Mike Acie, playing in just his first collegiate game and a survivor after the injury bug bit Kent's first, third and fourth signal-callers in fall drills, received a rough welcome to NCAA Division I-A football.

lis, Johnston 4-5-0-55. Otis 0-1-0-0. Tut Ala B.Bailey 0-144, Baker 0-144. er 2-27. Beckett 7-53, McKlnley 7-52.

Furbee 5-35. Dckman 445. Move 2. II 19 First downs Rushes-yards RtctMng EMU. Oav 4-74.

Ocche 3. 28-145 57-281 NortliTaus 014 21. 0 28 76, WNtfteW 2-14, C.Thornpson 1-22, Nel 13-76 Return Yards son 1-1 1, LParker 1-3, Frank 14. Kearney 3-94, HI 346, Abraham 1-23, Ta-parausky 1-16, Baker 1-14. Woodard 1-14.

pass from Bemnger Neb Dixon 33 (Bennett kick) 103 177 6 45 9-25413-204 644 6-39 3-1 3-2 Mid-American WWWATtCH 33, B0WUN6 QREEN 16 Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penarues-Yards Freeman 14. 2-23 745 Tme of Possession 24:51 35:09 South 5 16 6 33 WrgWtTtdi MMDUAL STATISTICS Tut, Sowel 10-138, Tlngjey BG Chache Leal 57 fumble return (Leaver kick) WMHA43, MARYLAND 29 74, Frank 14. S.Wlams 17-106, Lee 146, Anderson 14-56. 14 7 1443 IS 02 Mtryttnd Randal 8-244-105, VT Freeman 46 pass from DeShazo (Wl iamskick) VT Sanders 23 pass from DeShazo Neb Jones 1 run (Bennett kick) Neb Wright 33 Perception return (Bennett Wck) Neb-Muhammad II pass from Veland (Bennett kick) Neb Bemnger I run (Bennett Mck) NT T.Brown 2 run (DeFeice kick) Neb Jones 24 run (Bennett kick) Neb Bemnger 4 run (Bennett kick) Neb Veland I run (Bennett kick) Nefr Berring 9 run (Sieier kick) NT George 71 pass tram Maher (DeFefce Mck) Neb Washington 15 pass from Turman (Bennett kick) Neb Turman 1 run (run tafed) The redshirt freshman completed 9-of-35 passes for 112 yards, was intercepted twice and sacked twice. Kent's leading ground-gainer, Acie carried 12 times for 38 yards, and that included one run of 23 yards.

"For his first college game, Acie played a helluva game," Cordelli said. "For as much pressure as that defense put on, he handled it very well. "Acie matured a lot and did some good things. That was encouraging." As much as anything, the game showed that while water may span three-fourths of the Earth's surface, Kentucky's defense covers the rest. Kentucky's swarming defensive unit limited Kent State to 177 total yards, 112 through the air and 65 on the ground, and did not allow Kent past the Wildcats' 38.

Meanwhile, Kentucky rolled up 506 yards (309 on the ground, 197 through the air) and doubled Kent's first-down total (22-to-ll). It was the first time Kent had been shut out in five games, back to the seventh game of the 1992 season when the Flashes fell 35-0 at Central Michigan. It also was Kent's 34th season-opening loss fifth consecutively against 30 victories and seven ties, and its fifth consecutive loss to Kentucky in as many games. Clark 1-14-1-2). Barker 9-104-158, Burgdorf 4-104-19.

Washington 4 pass from Ws (Munday pass from Sherman) (Wl iamskick) BG-FG Leaver 42 VT-Thomas 4 run (Wlams kJcto Raothrtng Cunane 2-28. Burnett 5 run (pass failed) Mason 2 nm (Lewis pass torn Mfanov- D.FrankJin 2-28, Hubert 2-23. Alabama, Palmer 446, Lee 2-73, TJohnson 2-20. Tie bh) VT Edwards 1 run (kick blocked) VT-Edwards 1 run (kick failed) BG Redd 4 pass from Henry (pass faied) FIORDA 44, ARKANSAS ST. 6 A 41,131.

Etrooks 5 run (Nrketde lock) V-T. Davis 20 pass from Wits (Kftelae kick) V-Way 14 run (Kikeide kick) M. Johnson 37 pass torn Mlanovich ArkantasS 0 A NT II 28 Fist downs Rushes-yards First downs Rushes-yards (LyoetocK) 30-39 61-360 BG VT 16 28 2345 60-256 237 229 86 125 17-39417-24-1 844 340 A M.Wiiams 3 run (kick Wed) F-FG J.Davis 27 JJackson 35 pass from Dean (Edmiston kick) F-Rhett 1 run (J.Davis Wck) FW Jackson 40 pass from Dean (Edmls- M-Lewts 44 pass from Mllanovich (Mason run) M-Way 1 run (Kikeide kick) M-Way 2 run (Klrkeide kick) A 35.015. Return Yards Comp-Att-int Punts Fumbles-Lost 255 215 19 145 15-34-214-17-1 7-39 1-31 1-1 1-0 643 3-35 Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penarues-Yards Time of Possession 4-2 2-1 744 ton kick Penarbes-Yards 8-67 38:32 MMDUAL STATISTICS Riithng Brooks 14- Tme of Possession 21:28 Fraaer 29 pass from Wuerftel (J.Davis kick) 27:33 32:27 MIVDUAL STATISTICS 82, J. Washington 1049, Wins 8-9, Alen KWDUAl STATISTICS F-Houston 20 pass from WuenTel (kick l-b.

Mason 26-93. Burnett 3-13. Washington 44. Milanovich 7-3. raneo) Randolph 6 run (J.Davis kick) Patting Willis 15-23- -192.

Mlanovich, 19-33-2-253. RtctMng Jefrers 4-34. Davis 3- Rrst downs Rushes-yards RMhng BG, Jackson 14-37, Alexander 5-18, Card 24. VT, Thomas 1947, Swarm 13-75, Edwards 1 1-25, White 8-24, Edmunds 3-32, DeShazo 4-5, Mams 1-1, Landtum 1-7. Patting BG, Henry 17-394-237.

VT, DeShazo 16-21-1-214, Druckenmier 1-3-0-15. RtctMng BG, Martin 7-132, Card 4-31 McElroy 340, Redd 3-34. VT, Freeman 5-92, Sanders 4-56, Stl 3-36, Thomas 3-21, Jemrigs 1-9, M.Wiiams 1-15. 67, Mundy 2-37, Holmes 2-37, J.Washington 2-1 1, Alen 1-5, Way 1-1. Lewis ihnhtnf NT, T.Brown 17-55, Valentine 4-3, Maher 3-27, Cromer 2-6.

Jones 12-124, Beming 842, Makovlcka 5-35, Chi 7-35. Paste NT, Maher 12-23-1-246, Valentine 3-11-1-9. Bemnger 7-7-0-124, Veland 6-9-1-76, Turman 1-1-0-15. Receiving NT, O.Brown 3-61, George 2-81, Redwme 243. Dixon 3-56, Johnson 2-28, Baul 1-37.

WASHH6T0H 31, STANFORD 14 94, carter rb Stewart 2-26, Weaver 2- 16, Johnson 1-37, Kremus 1-18. AS Fla 7 27 41-76 33-166 13 356 6 65 34424-37-1 1241 341 24 2-1 6-37 640 3108 28:52 Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbies-iost Penalties-Yards Tme of Possession LQtJtSVLLE 31, SAN JOSE ST. 24 SanJotaSL 0 3 7 1424 14 14 3 0-31 0 714 14 7-31 Midwest MDMDUAL STATISTICS Ruthin AS, M.Wiiams 1945, John Dawkins 8 run (Akers kick) Oawtans 1 run (Akers kick) Leu Dawkins 68 pass from Lane (Akers luck) son 9-19. Fla, Rhett 16-108, Foy 4-21, KANSAS 48, W. CAROUNA I U3VB4-18.

W.Caratoi Vicencio fumbled the snap, tried to pass the ball, found no receivers, then fled to his right and made the end zone. Malone led 16-0. The lead didn't last long, however. Takah, who was 25-for-38 for 246 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions, ran 10 yards for a score with just eight seconds left in the half. Smith kicked the conversion and it was 16-7 at the half.

"He's not an exceptional quarterback," said Palmisano of Bethany's Takah, "but he's a gutsy kid and he gained confidence as the game went along. He and his receivers are mature enough to get the job done." Takah hit receivers Roger Fur-bee and Rick Beckett each with a 10-yard scoring pass in the fourth period, the second giving the Bisons a 20-16 lead, its first of the game. However, Palmisano inserted Rueben Ortega into the game at quarterback and his first pass attempt was a strike over the middle to Houseman who carried it 76 yards for a score and a 23-20 Malone lead with 5:16 left. But Takah again brought Bethany back. His 38-yard pass to Brian Dickman to the Malone 27 set up Smith's game-tying field goal.

Ironically Smith earlier missed attempts from 30 and 38 yards. "We need to feel good about this," said Palmisano, "because we did play well at times. We had them on the ropes and let them get away. "I can't blame the offense too much. We only had a short time to prepare and put in just five plays.

We'll add more as the season goes on, but if we had given the team more plays for today's game, we might have blown a fuse." Pasting AS, Covkiflon 2444. Hants 3 03 13 1746 1-24-5. Dean 16-22-1-237. WuenTel 6-94-108, Kresser 2-54-11, VVnjtehurst 0-144. W-FG Hanson 32 Roberts 7 pass from Stenstrom (AbramsWck) Bruener 9 pass from Hoard (Hanson kxk) VV Bruener 66 pass from Huard (Hanson kick) Conwel 26 pass from Huard (Hanson kick) VV-Huard 2 run (Hanson kick) Mitchell 1 run (Adorns kxk) A 71,893.

Malone falters in 2nd half in first-ever game Continued from Page El end in a victory either even though victory was well within reach. Bethany, long the doormat of the Presidents Athletic Conference, rallied behind a scrawny-looking, but gutsy junior quarterback, Dan Takah, to put 16 points on the board in the fourth quarter, including a 41-yard field goal by Tom Smith with 2:19 left that produced a 23-23 tie. "I thought we were the better team, but when we went up by 16-0 we let them off the hook and they got the edge," said Palmisano. Malone scored 16 points in the second quarter and seemed well on the way to the school's first victory in its first-ever game. For the record: quarterback Shane Nalepa scored the school's first touchdown, on a run of 5 yards, capping a 79-yard, 17-play drive.

Jack Vicencio's pass to back Mark Houseman produced a 2-point conversion and an 8-0 lead. The holder for kicker Scott Bennington, Vicencio rose up, ran to his right and fired a strike to Houseman. Vicencio got his second 2-point-er after fullback Dan DeGeorge, the Pioneers' leading rusher with 40 yards in eight carries, scored from 8 yards out with 5:35 left in the half. But this time it wasn't planned. Receiving AS, Denlson 2-10.

Mcin SJ-FG NeoYiey 28 Cook 13 pass from Brohm (Akers kick) SJ Lundy 38 pass from Garcia (Nedney kick) L-FG Akers 44 SJ Reese 5 pass from Garcia (Nedney Mck) SJ Petlthomme 18 pass from Garcia (Nedney Mck) tosh 1-3. WJackson 7-108, J.Jackson b-04, maer 243. Big Ten MfVDUAL STATISTICS Rwhtef SJ, Mountain 1245. Garcia MCW6AN 41, WASHINGTON ST. 14 1749, Undsey 9-23.

Dawkins 1 1-54. Sheman 9-10, Strickland 3-7. 714 1041 WathkigtonSt Mchigan Stan Wnk 18 24 34-35 52-315 239 185 11 29 21-38 216-28-0 8-39 5-37 1-1 34 440 1046 26:44 33:16 Hlng SJ, Garcia 20-39-2-307. First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession Brohm 15-204-195, Lowe 1-2468. FG Eichtoff 5 1 K-FGEichloff42 K-Chandler 75 pass from Thomas (FJchtoff kick) K-FGFjch)off27 Thomas 1 run (ElcMorT kk) WC-FG Shirley 47 Henley 1 run (Wck taSed) K-FGFJchlofT29 K-Good 2 run (Eichtoff kick) Henley 4 run (EiCtHorT kick) A 31,500.

MMDUAL STATISTICS Rwnttg WC, Galloway 14-38, Roberts 5-20, Hues 4-17, Thigpen 9-14, Johnson 2-5. Levine 22-92, Henley 1241, Preston 4-52, Thomas 6-34, Sanders 5-28, Good 7-22, Balard 2-14, White 3-1 1. Friday 1-3. Patting WC, Galloway 8-244-94. Thomas 10-20-1-155, Balard 1-24-41, Preston 1-34-12.

RtctMng WC, Hayes 340, Aiken 2-40, Thgpen 1-18, Roberts 14. Qian-der 3-101, ASmith, 2-51. Hams 2-9, Henley 1-14, Moore 1-12, Balard 1-1 1, Reed 14, Levine 1-2. KANSAS ST. 34, NEW MEXICO ST.

10 Far West ARfTOCf Powers 1 run (Elezovic rack) Hayes 3 pass from Collins (Elezovic kick) M-WheatJey 59 run (Elezovic kick) FG Elezovic 24 Hayes 14 pass from Coins (Elezovic kick) Hicks 97 kictairT return (Price kick) Toomer 24 pass from Coins (Elezovic kick) FG Lovel 27 ttcks 3 pass from Pattjnson (Price kick) Man St Air For 7 0 7 7-21 14 21 7 21 S3 ISU-Wright 27 run (A5on kick) AFA Onuoha 4 run (Madnnis kick) AFA Teigen 2 run (Madnnis kick) AFA Johnson 3 run (Madnnis kick) AFA Campbel 34 pass from Teigen (Mac Unrsktc) AFA Onuoha 18 pass from Teigen (Mach- A lOS.Oli MMDUAL STATISTICS RmNnf Roberts 1543, Mitch-el 4-21, Alen 3-15, Cornelia 2-9. Manning 1-1. Kaufman 24-195, Neal 13-69, Huard 5-27, Jones 6-8, Brawns 2-7, Bjcm-son 1-5, Thomas 14. Passing Stenstrom 17-32-2-191, Butterfleld 44448. Huard 14-23174, Biomson 2-54-11.

RteaMnl Armour 5-75, One 548, Hams 3-32, Allen 3-20, Roberts 3-16, Mrtcnel 1-17, Manning 1-11. Bruener 5-101, Janoski 2-20, McCarthy 2-15, Jones 2-5, Conwel 1-26, Shelley 1-7, HI 1-5, Neal 1-3, Kaufman 1-3. SOUTH CAROLINA 23, QEOROJA 21 WSU Mc 14 23 Fist downs Rushes-yards 2642 47-179 nsMck 138 274 New Mexico St Kama St 3-10 1734 13 8 19-33-120-314 640 4-39 Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost PeriafOes-Yards Tme of Possession tSU-Hermely 7 run (Anson Mck) AFA Campbel 1 run (Madnnis Mck) AFA Campbel 53 run (Madnns kek) ISU-Wotfe 1 run (Alison Mck) AFA- Addison 9 run (Madnnts Mck) AFA-Parisi 2 run (Madnnis Mck) KS Smith I run (Wnght kick) KS FG Wright 24 NM Ledbetter 39 run (am kick) KS-May 2 run (Wright kick) KS FG Wright 45 1-1 849 27:17 24 5-60 32:43 South Carolina 623 1421 MrVDUAl STATISTICS I WS, Johnson 949, Hicks 12- 43, Raphael 1 1 Pointer 1 4. Mich. Wheat- ley 15-117, fJavis 4-30, Powers 1 3-20, Rit mmmtimHmmimmmmmmim I 11 mi 1 111 lilm 11 niiigiililili Tennessee school ends loss streak Red Boiling Springs ends 7-year period without a victory Associated Prest SEYMOUR, Red Boiling Springs finally ended its 7-year losing streak in high school football.

The Bulldogs traveled hours to Seymour to beat King's Academy 38-0 Friday night, snapping a string of 69 losses. "They were extremely happy and proud," coach Clay Dixon said Saturday from home. "But there was a pause there before we all realized that it had happened." Dixon said the team spent the night in Knoxville, celebrating until about 5 a.m. A police and rescue squad escort, with sirens and flashing lights, accompanied them home Saturday morning. "They were a little tight.

It was the first game of the season and they knew what was at stake," Dixon said. "We stuck together, played as team and didn't worry about who scored." Before Friday, Red Boiling Springs' last victory was Aug. 29, 1986, when the Bulldogs defeated Cannon County 22-13. The Bulldogs' losing streak was thought to be the second longest in the nation, but officials with the National Federation of State High School Association said they do not keep track of such things. Dixon said the losing streak was not the fault of the players.

"It was a small school playing big schools," he said. "We were playing schools we shouldn't have been playing." Dixon started coaching the Bulldogs after they had 29 straight losses. "I've told them we have to take each game one at a time. Just like the hard work we've done in the past, we're going to have to keep doing it," Dixon said. "But I bet the kids will practice harder and play harder." chie 5-12, Riemersma 2-10, Foster 34.

Patting WS, Pattjnson 19-33-1-138. Cottns 19-294-265, PJemersrna I- SC Bridges 41 pass from Tanneyhifl (Morton kick) Ga Hunter 14 pass from Zeier (Parkman kick) SC-FG Morton 33 SC Gates recovered rumble In end zone (Morton kick) Ga Zeier 22 run (Parkman kick) Ga Harvey 8 run (Parkman kick) SC Bennett 1 run (run failed) EAST Bethany.W.Va. 23, Matone 23, be Bucknel 21, Btoomsburg 16 CaWcmia, Pa. 43, West Liberty 32 249. RtctMng WS, Cardan 8-73, Reyn olds 3-21, Pointer 3-19, DeLaCmz 2-20, Hicks 2-3, Raphael 1-2.

Hayes 8- Camegie-Melon 38, Frank. A Marshal 14 105, Toomer 349, Smith 3-36, Alexander 241, Davis 1-9, WheatJey 1-5, Cooper 1-5, Marveaux 14. IOWA 26, TULSA 25 First downs Rushes-yards Tufca SC a 12 17 38- 72 35-142 190 242 19 41 12-26-221-274 9-39 541 34 4-3 949 6-31 3 7 7 825 8 26 Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penarrjes-Yards Tme of Possession I FG Romano 20 I FG Romano 53 FG Bhster 25 1 Burmester 1 run (kick fated) 29:43 30:17 MMDUAL STATISTICS Perm 22 pass from Frerotte (Bister kick) 1 ru Homano 32 Pem 4 1 pass from Frerotte (Bister kick) 1 Hi Romano 24 Wittenberg at MusMngum Woosterat Kalamazoo Twin at W.Va. Tech Georgeton at Mt St Joseph Central St at Kent St EAST Colgate at Army Siena at Assumption Maine at Boston U. New Haven at Buffalo, New Hampshire at Connecticut Wlam A Mary at Delaware Camsms at Duquesne, Lehigh at Fordnam Bucfcnel at Lafayette Holy Cross at Massachusetts Vinjnia Tech at Pittsburgh, Hofstia at Rhode Island DuKa at Rutgers, Ions at Sacred Heart Martst at St Francs, Pa.

St Peter's at St John's, NY, Cent tomecttcut St at Towson St C.W. Post at Wagner SOUTH Morehead St at UAB Southern U. at Alabama St, Texas Southern at Alcorn St, Uberty st Aopalachian St Samford at Auburn, Knoxvie at Austin Peay, Morgan St at Bethune-Cookman Valdosta St at Cent Florida Presbyterian at Charleston Southern Cheyney at Delaware St Mars HI at E. Tennessee St Oemson at Florida St Citadel st Georga Southern Furman at Georgia Tech Term. St vs.

Jack. St at Chicago, Rchrriond at James Madison Florida at Kentucky, Miss. Valley St at Lane, Nichols St at Uvingston, Murray St at Marshal, E. Mnois at McNeese St, Loufcvae at Memphis St, at Mississippi, White 38 pass from Frerotte (Perm pass RmNng SC, Bennett 24-108, DeBoer 14, Pntchett 44. Davis 20-99, Harvey 5-16, Zeier 7-13.

Patting SC, Tanneyhl 12-26-2-190. Zeer 21-274-242. RtcaMig SC, Reddck 542, Bridges 141, Pffichett 1-35. Hunter 749, MKchel 3-51, Thomas 345. night game THURSDAY SOUTH Syracuse at East Carolina, MDWEST Temple at Eastern Michigan, FRIDAY EAST Northeastern at VSanova, SATURDAY TEN Washington at Ohio State, mors at Missouri N.

ranco at Indiana Iowa at Iowa St Notre Dame at Michigan Kansas at Michigan St Indiana St at Minnesota USC at Pern St Wisconsin at SMU W. Mchigan st Purdue MAC Kent St at Akron, Ohio at C. Michigan Cincinnati at Bowing Green SW La. at Miami OHO voungstown at SF Austin, Ashland at Ferns St at Dayton, AUon at Ohio Wesieyan Alma at John Carrol at Moravian Capital at Bethany Cumberland at Wlmmgton Defiance at Cfvet Naz. Denison at Centre Eariham at Ottertctn Grove City at Hiram -HeiWberg at OHvet Marietta at Kenyon Mount Union at Adrian Ohertn at Thiel Ohio Northern at Builton Rochester at Case Reserve Urbana at Union LSU at Mississippi St, Maryland at North Carolina E.

Kentucky at NE Louisiana, Troy St at NW Louisiana, Davidson at Sewanee Florida at S. Carolina St Georgia at Tennessee Lock Haven at Tennessee Tech, Alabama at Vandertxtt, Navy at Virginia N. Carolina St at Wake Forest, N. Car. at Winston-Satem, (n) MDWEST Simpson at Drake Evansvie at Franklin W.

Kentucky at Kansas St Texas Tech at Nebraska Washburn at S. Mnois Sam Houston St at SE Missouri, St. Xavier at Valparaiso SOUTHWEST South Carolina at Arkansas New Mexico St at Arkansas St Tuba at Houston Prairie View at Langston, Texas AIM at Oklahoma SW Missouri St at Oklahoma St, Tulane at Rice New Mexico at Texas Christian, UNLV st Texas-El Paso, (n) FAR WEST Pacific U. at Arizona Hawaii at Brlgham Young San Diego St. at California Baylor at Colorado Air Force at Colorado St Oregon St at Fresno St, SW Texas St at Idaho Boise St at Nevada North Texas at N.

Arizona, fl Montana at Oregon Idaho St at Portland St, Cat St-Hayward at St Mary's, CaL LaVeme at San Diego, San Jose St. at Stanford Utah St at Utah, Montana St at Washington St CS Northridge at Weber N. Iowa at Wyoming worn rferottei Wam Mary 27, New Hampshire 14 Winston-Salem 47, Elizabeth City St 6 MDWEST Albion 35, ThW 0 Alfred 38, Denison 7 Chicago 43, Blackburn 6 Concordia, StP. 28, St Paul Bbe 25 Defiance 46, Hanover 29 Doene 42, Peru St 14 Greenvie 44, Trinity, I. 33 i.

Benedictine 27, Lotas 27, tie towa 26, Tulsa 25 Kansas 46, W. Carolina 3 Kansas St 34, New Mexico St 10 Mac Murray 17, Eureka 14 Manchester 24, Eartham 6 Mary 46, W. Montana 20 Michigan 41, Washington St 14 Michigan Tech 43, Wls.4tevens PL 21 Mssourl Val. 21, Lindenwood 17 Mo. Western 35, SW Minnesota 20 Montana Tech 28, Jamestown 14 Momingside 34, Northwestern, towa 7 N.

Michigan 14, Northwd, Mich. 13 Nebraska 76, North Texas 14 Notre Dame 27, Northwestern 12 Ohio St 34, Rice 7 Olivet Nazarene 24, tenptiellsvle 6 St. Francis, I. 16, Ashland 13 Trffln 10, Mount St. Joseph 10, tie Valparaiso 37, St Ambrose 30 Wts.4shkosh 21, St.

Xavier 19 Fab 34, 6 Wisconsin 35, Nevada 17 SOUTHWEST Texas 24, LSU 0 FAR WEST Air Force 63, Indiana St 21 Carrol, Mont 38, Minot St 12 Montana 52, S. Dakota St 48 N. Colorado 38. Western St.CdO. 0 NE Louisiana 34, E.

Washington 13 Oregon 23, Colorado St 9 Oregon St 27, Wyoming 16 St Mary's, Cat. 27, San Francisco St 6 Washngton 31, Stanford 14 I Teny 2 run (Stutzker pass from Burmeis- ter) Cheyney 20, S. Connecticut 7 Cortland St 3, Mansfield 0 Delaware 62, Lehigh 21 Fairmont St 20, Presbyterian 17 Ferris St 23, Ednboro 9 Gannon 20, St Francs, Pa. 0 Geneva 10, Wm. Patetson 9 Indana, Pa.

54, Kutztown 9 Miami 23, Boston College 7 Perm St 38, Minnesota 20 Shcccnsburg 10, Shepherd 7 Slppeiy Rock 10, W. Va. Wesfyn 6 St Lawrence 35, Hartwick 16 W. Vrgrta St 12, W. Vlrgnia Tech 10 West Vrgna 48, E.

Michigan 6 SOUTH Alabama 31, Tulane 17 Alcorn St 25, Granting St 24 Oemson 22, UNLV 14 Cumberland, Tern. 24, Onch VaAey 17 Delaware St. 31, Fayettevrle St 28 Emory Henry 15, Cumberland, Ky. 8 Fenum 16, Thomas More 8 Fumnan 26, Connecticut 17 fJeorgetown, Ky. 30, Lane 20 Georgia Southern 35, Savannah St 3 Hampton U.

45, Uvmgstone 0 Howard U. 34, Virginia Union 7 Knoxvie 33, 6thune4ookman 31 Loursvie 31, San Jose St 24 Mars HI 21, Tuscuiim 3 Morgan St 54, Charleston Southern 20 N. Caroma AIT 22, Appalachian St 10 Newport News 31, Lees-McRae 31, be Oumcy 36, Ky. Wesieyan 25 Richmond 38, VM 14 South Carolina 23. Georga 21 Southern U.

30, NW Louisiana 13 Union, Ky. 30. Term. Wesieyan 0 Vigna 43. Maryland 29 Vrgna Tech 33, Bowling Green 16 Tri PEW STATE 38, MINNESOTA 20 20 16 34-32 39-123 325 196 Fist downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Rtum yards 7 6 7 020 Perm State 21 10 0 738 33 76 2045413-24-2 441 4-50 2-1 Punts Fumhtes-lost Penalties-yards 24 640 845 27:52 32:08 Tme of Possession MrVDUAl STATISTICS Headd 1740, Gum 6- 15, White 3-1.

towa, Teny 2248, Shew 8- PS Engram 29 pass Irom Saoca (Fay kick) PS Engram 31 pass from Sacca (Fayak kick) Schade 13run(SaiasMck) PS Engram 20 pass from Sacca (Fayak kick) PS Carter 1 run (Fayak kick) Douglas 5 pass from Schade (kick faied) PS-FG Fayak 32 Rios 17 pass from Schade (Saias kick) PS Engram 31 pass from Sacca (Fayak lock) 38, Kng 3-5. Patting Tul Frerotte 20454-325. Iowa, Burmerster 13-24-2-196. RmMng Perm 7-149, Kedzkx 444, Hostvis 2-36, Brown 2-20. Iowa, Slutzker 347, Dean 248, Antbla 2-1 5, Terry 2 9..