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9 i' Sunday Ntwi Journal, Wilmington, Nov. 6, 1977 Sports 7 Colgate defeats Bucknell for 9th Arkansas stops Baylor while Tulane upsets Miami 13-10 on lack Opponents 13-yard touchdown run for BU's first score. The ensuing kickoff was taken by DeGraffe at his own 6-yard line. He broke several tackles and sprinted 94 yards for the score. DeGraffe's second score came after defensive tackle Dan O'-Leary recovered a BU fumble at the UConn 32.

After fullback Robin Anderson gained 59 yards on five carries, DeGraffe slipped off right tackle for a 6-yard touchdown. Colgate 49, Bucknell 17 Bucknell 3 4 0 017 Colgate 14 14 14 749 Buc FG Lake 23 Col Relph 29 run (Andrewlavage kick) Col Detone 66 run (kick good) Col Getman 5 pass from Relph (kick good Buc-Shaffer 15 pass from Lipp (kick no good) Col Slenker 5 pass from Relph (kick good) Col Slenker 17 pass from Relph (kick good Col Getman 16 pass from Relph (kick good Buc Lipp 4 run (Shaffer pass from Lipp) Col Malverty 75 punt return (kick good) A- 6.500 Statistics Compiled from Dispatches 'Ed Murray, a soph place kicker from Victoria, B.C., booted the winning 19-yard field goal with 8:42 remaining last night to give lulane a 13-10 victory over Miami in a game played in Miami, Fla. "Ron Calcagni passed for two touchdowns and set up another TD with two big completions as Mghth-ranked Arkansas whipped Baylor 35-9 last night and remained the thick of the Southwest Conference race. "Arkansas is now 7-1 for the season and 4-1 in the SWC one step Passer sets mark as BYU buries Utah conversion when UConn linebacker Dennis O'Connell tackled running back Mai Najarian at the line of scrimmage. UConn opened the scoring in the first quarter after Rocco Testa intercepted Geiger's pass at the Huskie 45.

After passes of 37 and 16 yards from quarterback Maron Clark, halfback Terry Karl dove over from the 1-yard line. BU linebacker Joe Gregos intercepted a Clark pass at the Connecticut 32, setting up Najarian's W. Chester 28, Cheyney 14 Cheyney 0 7 0 14 Weil Chester 111 1lt Ch Russetl 2 run (Johnson ruckl WC Kostans 5 run (Wolf kick WC Blvstone 11 run (Wolf kick) WC Lullio 13 run (Wolf kick) Cn Russell 1 run (Johnson kick) WC Koslans 3 run (Wolf kick) A 4,000 Va. Union 28, Morgan St. 9 Morgan Stare 7 0 2 0 Virginia Union 7 14 0 7 28 VUU Fairlev I run (Whaft kick) MOR--Munford 19 pass from Rose (Rose kick) VUU- Roman 14 pass from Mirzell (Whaff kick) VUU Fair Iev6 run (Whaff kick) MOR- Safety VUU- 9 run (Whaff kir A ('(iniiccticut Boston U.

21 Connecticut IJ 11 0 023 Boston 7 0 6 421 Conn Karl 1 run (kick lailed) BU- Nmarran 13 run (Vcrrilli kick) Conn DeGraffe V4 kickolt return (kick failed) Conn DeGraffe 6 run (O'Keefe pass from Clark Conn Parent FG 27 BU Hall 15 run (Jones pass from Geiq er) BU Lonneman 30 pass from Geiqer (run failed) Bucknell Colgate 21 irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards 71 43 410 193 25 21 15 I 2 39 7 I 5 65 60 202 194 22 24 15 0 6 35 4 3 3 15 Compiled from Dispatches Bob Relph passed for four touchdowns and ran for another as undefeated Colgate won its ninth straight, a 49-17 route of Bucknell yesterday at Hamilton, N.Y. in the major game of the day for Delaware opponents. In other contests involving Blue Hen opponents, Connecticut edged Boston U. 23-21; William Mary nipped Citadel 14-13; Morgan State lost to Virginia Union 28-9, and Eastern Kentucky downed Tennessee Tech 28-21. In another game involving a Delaware foe, Middle Tennessee defeated Western Kentucky 21-19.

In the final game involving a Blue Hen opponent, West Chester scored a 28-14 triumph over Chey-ney last night. Relph, a senior quarterback got the Red Raiders going by running 29 yards for Colgate's first touchdown. Relph hit split end Dick Slenker with scoring passes of five and 17 yards and passed to Mike Getman for touchdowns on five and 16 yard plays. Dave Detone carried the ball only three times but ran for 89 yards, including a 66-yard touchdown run for Colgate. Bruce Maverty capped the Colgate scoring by running back a punt 75 yards in the fourth quarter.

Relph ended the game with 13 completions in 19 attempts for 181 yards and one interception. Relph also ran for 55 yards as Colgate amassed 623 yards in total offense to Bucknell's39fi yards. Slenker caught nine of Relph's passes for 143 yards. Bucknell's scores came on an early 23-yard field goal by James Lake, which gave the Bisons, now 3-5, a brief 3-0 lead. Quarterback Glyn Lipp hit Brian Shaffer with a 15-yard scoring pass.

Lipp scored on a four-yard. touchdown run and hit Shaffer for a two-point conversion. Lipp completed 15 of 24 passes for 194 yards. Pat Healy ran for 86 yards and Henry White, of Cape Henlopen High, who entered the game as the Grambling wins 65-0. GRAMBLING, La.

(AP) Doug Williams threw seven touchdown passes and became the NCAA's career passing leader yesterday as Grambling University smashed Langston College 65-0 in college football. II, Citadel 13 William 4 Mary 0 7 0 714 Citadel 0 0 3 1013 W8.M- Oliver 9 pass from Ode Libassi kirk Cit FG Tanquav 43 Cit Mitchell 1 run (Tanguay kick Cit FG Tanguay 23 W1M Mandertield 20 pass from Roantz (Libassi kick Compiled from Dispalches nation's leading ail-purpose ground gainer, ran for 41 yards. The nine victories so far this season are the most wins recorded by Colgate since the 1932 season. Tailback Herb DeGraffe returned a kickoff 94 yards for one touchdown and scampered six yards for another as Connecticut defeated Boston U. DeGraffe, who also played defensive safety for the Huskies, led His team to its first win of the season against eight defeats.

BU's record dropped to 2-6. BU narrowed the score to 23-21 on a 30-yard touchdown pass from Greg Geiger to split end Mike Lonneman with 2:31 left in the game. BU failed on the two point Sowter powers Hen volleyballers KINGSTON, R.I. Delaware's volleyball team won its third major tournament of the season last night by defeating Maryland 15-10, 15-12 in the finals of the University of Rhode Island's Tournament. Delaware, which also won the Temple Tournament and the tourney the Blue Hens hosted, was led in the final by Sue Sowter's 10 kills.

Renee DuFlon has seven kills for the Blue Hens and teammate Debbie Toner had the best serving average. Delaware, which dropped only one of 13 matches in the tourney and raised its season record to 36-6, received a bye to the semis after it breezed through its pool with a 4-0 record. The Hens only match loss 7-15, was to East Stroudsburg. Delaware went on to win the match against East Stroudsburg 15-8, 15-11 and also beat the Warriors in the semis 15-12, 15-9. Sowter had 15 kills in the semis and teammate Grace Griffith had six.

DuFlon had strong serving. The tournament victories have given coach Barb Viera hopes that the Hens will be seeded high for the regional tournament today when the selection committee meets in Spring Valley, N.J. The regional will be held at the State University College of Oswego, N.Y., Nov. 1819th. A- 3.66J behind Texas and Texas Arkansas plays next Saturday in College Station, Texas.

Arkansas, protecting a 6-0 lead, exploded with 15 points in less than a two-minute period in the second Calcagni floated a 40-yard scoring pass to Donny Bobo and then hooked up with tight end Charles Clay for a two-point conversion that made it 14-0 with 10:40 left in the half. Arkansas took over at the 50 after a Vaughn Lusby pass interception and Calcagni quickly overcame first and 25 by completing two passes for 28 yards. On third and 7 from the 16, Gary Stiggers took a pitch on the flanker around and scored untouched with 8:46 remaining. Arkansas upped its advantage to 28-3 midway in the third quarter driving 46 yards for the score, after a 1-yard punt by Luke Pre-stridge. Calcagni covered 30 yards with two passes, and then, on third and goal from the 6, tossed a screen pass to Micheal Forrest who vaulted the last Baylor defender for the touchdown.

Murray hit his second field goal of the game after Tulane, now 3-6, put together a 66-yard scoring drive in the final minutes of a tied game. Miami is now 3-5. Tulane quarterback Roch Hontas, who leads the nation's college passers in completion percentage, keyed the drive with passing plays of 27 yards to Reggie Scott and 15 yards to Alton Alexis. The drive penetrated to Miami's 2 before Murray hit his winning kick. Arkansas 35, Baylor 9 Baylor 0 16 09 Arkansas 6 IS 7 735 Ark FG Little 34 Ark FG Little J7 Ark Bobo 40 pass from Calcagni (Clav pass from Calcagni) Ark Stiggers 16 run Little kick) Bay FG Bledsoe 43 Ark Forrest 6 pass from Calcagni (Lit-tlekick) Bay Blair 12 run (pass failed) Ark -Stiggers 47 pass from Nutt (Little Statistics Connecitcut 1 7 Statistics William Mary 16 56 1 78 81 86 7-17 3 4 45 2 1 3 35 Citadel 1 1 33 115 105 165 II 22 3 2 40 l-l 7 45 Boston 23 58 259 99 81 9 26 2 9-34 2 1 2-10 irst Downs Rushes-Vards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Penalties Yards First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return vards Passes Punfs Fumbles lost Penalties-vards 54 764 121 185 9 20 7 34 00 8 61 wi.j mum to Til UPieBM! WATCH MONDAY'S PAPER AND ENTER THE 9TH WEEK OF HBO SUPERB0WL SWEEPSTAKES Your chance to win FREE tickets to the Superbowl.

For more information call BriKham Young quarterback Marc Wilson broke the NCAA single game passing yardage record yesterday, throwing for 571 yards and five touchdowns as 14th-rank-od BYU rolled over Utah 38-8 in Provo, Utah. The sophomore quarterback, who became a starter four games ago when Gifford Nielsen was injured, broke the NCAA mark of 4til yards set by Tony Adams of Utah State in 1972. In other WAC games, No. 19 Arizona State bombed Wyoming 45-0, New Mexico downed Texas-El Paso 33-17 and Colorado State top-jed Arizona 35-14. Nielsen had been leading the nation in passing until sidelined for the season with a knee injury.

Wilson fired seven touchdown passes in his first varsity start and now has 17 scoring strikes this season. Against Western Athletic Conference opponent Utah, Wilson connected on touchdown passes of 11. 72. 14. 2ti and eight yards to tour different receivers.

BYU scored on its first three possessions of the game, first on a 23-yard field goal by Dev Duke. Then Wilson followed with two first -quarter scoring tosses. 11 yards to fullback Todd Christen-sen and 72 yards to flanker Mike Chronister. BYU 38. Utah 8 Utah 0 0 BYU 17 0 0 21 18 BYU FG 23 Duke BYU Christensen 11 pass from Wilson Duke kick) BYU Chronister 72 pass from Wilson Duke kick) Utah Safety Wilson intentional grounding in end zone Utah Liapis 12 run (apss failed) BYU VanDerWouden 14 pass from Wit-son (Duke kick) BYU Thompson 26 pass from Wilson i Duke kick I BYU VanDerWouden 8 pass from Wilson Duke kick if a kick) Rollins Cabkvislcn 656-3370 A 53.620 Baylor Arkansas 12 15 41-97 228 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards 59-171 34 27 5)4-2 10-36 5-1 3 43 14-25-1 7-47 Hot Air Furnace Filters 10 Qt.

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Miami, Mason 15-31-0 169, Anderson 0-1-0 0. RECEIVING Tulane. Charles 4-50. Alexis 3-50, Christian 2-31. Miami, Monroe 3-59, Walker 6-54, Claud 2-24.

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