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-22 The Morning News, Wilmington, Del. Monday, September 2D, 1 971 uck Bu ets Hens find a wid tod open enn By RAY FINOCCHIARO Not bad as debuts go. fourth-period bomb. INDIVIDUALLY, the game down and falling five yards short on the other. of the work with two end sweeps, one for 18 yards and Collectively, Delaware's football forces scored their fourth straight season-opening victory at Delaware Stadium Saturday with a 39-7 drubbing of Gettysburg that made the that had Coach Tubby Ray-1863 battle version seem like a mond wearning a Cheshire- "Our mistakes weren't out of this world," Raymond said after the three-straight Lam- bert cup-winning Hens had upped his record to 35-17.

"No- body fainted at the sight of the ball." Nor at the sight of Gettys- burg. Delaware scored the first time it got the ball, going 60 yards on six plays before the crowd of 15,414 was seat- ed, Covin did the lion's share warmup. Defensively, the Blue Hens held the not-so-speeding Bui- lets to minus 32 yards rushing and only 86 yards overall, of four Bullet misfires, return-finally losing a shutout on a ing one 31 yards for a touch- 0 (ID A ft Ml game. He start. man, was sandwiched between the Hens' fourth-period jaunts.

The trio of Bullet passers completed 16 of 25 attempts for 118 yards. DELAWARE, meanwhile, made most of its headway Bullets again i ting open receivers, the Hens lacked much semblance of offensive punch after the opening drive, leaving it up to the fired-up defense to hold Gettysburg without a first down until four minutes were left in the half. Neff, whose arm is the principal reason he succeeded Jim Colbert, hit only two of seven passes for 27 yards in the first half, but was 6-for-13 before his third-period exit in favor of fellow-senior Bob Smith. "It took Sam a while to get under way," Raymond agreed. "He felt better later.

You don't take a quarterback out of the box, no matter who the crowd's cheering for. I heard them booing. You learn in the game, not on the sidelines or watching the game film. You have to realize he's flesh and blood; he's no machine out there." The Hens came out in machine-like precision after intermission, turning Gettysburg lapses into two quick scores. After the entire Bullet line had stopped Kahoe at the goal line early in the third period, the Hen defense came back to allow the Bullets just two yards on three rushes.

The Hens got the ball at the Bullet 41 and four plays later Bill Armstrong was barreling eight yards over right tackle for a touchdown. A minute later O'Brien had a Henry Reese pass tucked in his midsection and roared into the end zone. "There was nobody there to stop me," O'Brien said. "I had good blocking. I guess I should have scored on my first interception, too, but I turned to avoid one guy and two others got me." DELAWARE reserves took over after that with junior Larry Washington, whose kickof fs were reaching the end zone while his extra-point kicks were finding ever-new directions to veer off line, scoring onathree-yard fourth-quarter run.

Sophomore Blair Gaviness, a find from J.E.B. way to StuarTHigh in Falls Church, shot through the JTt Wilis ir waj, W'v fs fflmmtiiiifftnw i.i.nn iiiuii iirTTri wmnl immm nmniwuumiiaw AIR SUSPENSION-Soph running back Glenn Covin glides to 29-yard Delaware touchdown with 2.20 gone in marked the spectacular var- sity debut of sophomore Glenn Covin, who rushed for 104 yards and a touchdown with exhibitions of breakaway speed style grin afterwards. And junior Jim O'Brien keyed the revamped Delaware secondary by intercepting two Delaware end Joe Carbone have a official under the goal post told him the field goal was no good. Villanova All-America candidate Mike Siani had no pass catches. LAFAYETTE (Oct.

9) The Leopards' first win over Rutgers since 1965 was a 13-7 upset on tailback Doug Elgin's two first quarter touchdowns. RUTGERS (Oct. 16)-The Scarlets lost to Lafayette. WEST CHESTER (Oct. 23) With Bob Wilfrum gain HAVING A BALL smothers Gettysburg quarterback Bob Eisenman.

Fumbles Lost 0 0 Yards Penalized 37 -44 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Delaware Covin, 13 carries for 104 yards, 1 touchdown; Kahoe, 18 for 68, 1 TD; Caviness, 3 for 58, 1 TD; Armstrong, 11 for 56, 1 TD; Washington, 4 for 29, 1 TD. Gettysburg Campbell, 3 for 14; Hall, 5 for 13; Masl, 6 for 3. Passing Delaware Neff, 6 of 13 for 59 yards; Smith, 1 of 3 for 13; Reihm, 1 of 3 for Gettysburg Eisenman, 4 of 8 for 57, 1 TD; Reese, 4 of 11 for 34; Shets, 4 of 6 for 25. Receiving Delaware Colbert, 3 for 24; Kahoe, 1 for 18; Armstrong, 1 for 13. Gettysburg-Singer, 4 for 59; Groves, 3 for 36, 1 TD.

How Delaware opponents did: kick coming the second, a sidestepping masterpiece that flirted with the sideline and goal line mar ker, for 29 yards and the Hens' first TD with only 2:20 gone in the season. SENIOR Gardy Kahoe's 1- yard plunge, which was more like six inches, made it 12-0 which is how it ended at half- time. With starting quarter- back Sam Neff having trouble making connections or spot 14-7 at halftime, the Engineers rallied to topple C.W. Post 24-14 for their second straight win. Don Diorio scored three TDs.

BOSTON U. (Nov. 13) Colgate won 27-21, thwarting a Terrier late rally. BUCKNELL (Nov. 20)-The Bisons had a 35-24 lead in the fourth quarter before soph quarterback Harry Lynch came off the bench and rallied The Citadel to a 38-35 win.

Southwest Arkansas 31, Oklahoma State 10 Arkansas Tech 16, NE Oklahoma St 0 East Texas St 34, East Central St 16 East New Mex 6, Sul Ross State 6 Livingston State 7, Sou State, Ark. 0 McNeese St 15, Sam Houston St 13 New Mexico 13, Texas Tech 10 NW Louisiana St 18, Stephen Austin 7 Ouachita 20, SE Oklahoma St 7 Prairie View 13, Jackson State 12 Cal 24, Rice 0 SW Memphis 33, Austin College 14 Texas, El Paso 21, Pacific Univ 3 Texas Christian 42, Texas, Arlington 0 Texas Luhteran 21, Northwood Tex 4 Trinity 14, Texas Col 10 West Texas State 14, Lamar Tech 4 Far West Air Force 7, Missouri 4 Arizona 39, Washington St 28 Arizona State 18, Houston Univ 17 Boise State 18, CalPoly-SL Obis 14 Brigham Young 54, Colo State Univ 14 California 20, West Virginia 10 Claremont-Mudd 20, St Mary's, Cal. 19 Colorado 54, Wyoming .13 East Montana 27, Kearney State 14 Eastern Oregon 21, Idaho College 18 Fresno State 14, San Jose State 7 Hayward State 26, San Fernando 3 Linfield Col 17, Central Wash St 9 Mlnot State 14, Carroll, Mont. 12 Nevada, Reno 44, Oregon Tech 7 Mex-Highlands 34, Northern Arizona 27 Oregon 36, Utah 29 Oregon State 33, Iowa 19 Puget Sound 41, Redlands 0 San Francisco St 35, San Francisco 12 Texas 28, UCLA 10 US International 20, Los Angeles St 7 Utah State 34, New Mexico St 0 Washington 38, Purdue 35 Weber State 20, North Texas St 0 PRO FOOTBALL Canadian League Winnipeg 31, British Columbia 31, tie Toronto 26, Ottawa 17 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Blue Hen Conference Flight A Newark 14, Wilmington 11 Non-Conferenct Christiana IB, St. Mark's 6 Mount Pleasant 16, Claymont 8 Brandywine 28, Alexis I.

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Here's how those who played did: VILLANOVA (Oct. 2)-XaIe-do soph George Keim's 20-yard field goal with 12 seconds left defeated the Wildcats 10-7 and extended the Rockets' winning streak (longest in the nation) to 25 games. Villanova Coach Lou Ferry said the COLLEGE FOOTBALL East Albright JO, Lycoming Col 3 Alfred 27, Brockport State 7 American Int'l 6, Bridgeport 3 Bloomsborg 28, Seranton Univ 6 Boston College 17, Temple 3 Central Conn St 49, Towson State 4 Citadel 38, Bucknell 35 Coast Guard 28, Rensselaer 27 Colgate 27, Boston Univ 21 Cortland State Springfield 12 Curry College 16, Maine Maritime 7 Delaware 39, Gettysburg Col 7 Stroudsburg 36, Trenton Slate Geneva College 23, Frostburg State i Kings Point 13, Norwich Univ i Lafayette 13, Rutgers 7 Lehigh 24, W. Post 14 Lock Haven 14, Delaware Stat 7 Manhattan 17, Canisius Col 4 Maryland State 20, Howard Univ 7 Massachusetts 13, Maine 0 Mlddlebury 33, Bates College 7 Millersville St 21, Shippensburg 0 Montclalr 25, Kutztown 20 Northeastern 36, Rhode Island 22 Penn State 56, Navy 3 Rochester 35, Washington, Mo. 21 St Lawrence 47, Colby College 9 Stanford 38, Army 3 Susquehanna 23, Grove City 7 Syracuse 20, Wisconsin 20 Union College 28, Worcester Tech 20 Vermont 20, Connecticut 7 West Chester 34, Ithaca 20 South Alabama 42, South Mississippi 4 Appalachian St 28, East Tenn State 24 Arkansas 13, Mississippi Val 0 Auburn 60, Chattanooga 7 Austin Peay 34, Troy State 0 Catawba Col 33, Mars Hill 9 Delta State 37, Arkansas 7 Duke 28, South Carolina 12 East Kentucky 21, Northern Iowa 7 Stall Photos by Ron Dublck rushed for 104 yards in first a rushing for 301 yards.

In addition to Covin's 104, Kahoe had 68, Caviness 58 and Armstrong 56. Neff, Smith and sophomore Scotty Reihm hit 8-of-19 for 83 yards, 59 by Neff. Raymond wasn't totally satisfied. "We have a lot of things to do," he said. "The offensive line has to jell.

It's a new ball game defensively and we had some containment problems. But whatever I see is better than what I expect. A lot of things I worried about didn't happen." And that is about as optimis tic as Raymond will ever get with one game down and nine to go. DDDDa folders Fall Fling Fall Frolic Miami State -Zip fy i prior to 14 daya before departure date own card and cash. a a a a a Gettysburg line with 8:49 left in the game and 51 yards later was bouncing the ball in the end zone.

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