The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 52

D-6 Sunday Newt Journal, Wilmington, 01., September 9, 1979 Maryland beats 'Cats on late TD One quarter tTN '-Jj i) V- 1 1 i PXv enough for Tiger Brown CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) Tailback Lester Brown played little more than a quarter, but rushed for 101 yards and two touchdowns to lead Clemson to a 21-0 victory over Fur-man in college football yesterday. Brown, a senior who gained more than 1,000 yards for the Tigers last year, broke loose on scoring runs of 19 and 44 yards before leaving the game early in the second quarter because of dehydration. Furman 0 0 0 0- 0 Clemson 6 7 0 8-21 Clem Brown 19 run (kick failed) Clem Brown 44 run Ariri kicked) Clem-Tullle 81 pass from Loll (Lotl run) Clem 18 51-220 163 38 8-14-0 8-38 1-0 7-56 Furm 13 41- 82 179 9 14-27-0 8-41 3-0 3-15 First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-vards N. Carolina 28, S.

Carolina 0 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) -Amos Lawrence ran for 134 yards and two touchdowns and North Carolina's defense throttled South Carolina as the Tar Heels shutout the Gamecocks 28-0. After a scoreless first period, Lawrence scored on a 29-yard run with 9:31 remaining in the first half. Lawrence's second score capped a 63-yard drive when he swept in from the five-yard line with just 1:06 remaining in the half. S.Carolina 0 0 0 0-0 N.Carolina 0 14 0 14-28 UNC Lawrence 29 run (Haves kick) UNC Lawrence 5 run (Haves kick) UNC Farris 45 pass from Kupec (Haves kick) UNC-Brvi 1 run (Haves kick) Maryland's winning touchdown drive began after Sam Johnson returned a 46-yard punt by Villan-ova's Joe Borajkiewicz 28 yards to the Wildcat 46.

The Terps had a third and seven at the Villanova 29 when Tice hooked up on the 25-yarder to Lewis. Maryland scored the first touchdown of the game on its second possession, marching 52 yards on six plays from its own 48. The drive, highlighted by a pair of Tice passes covering 18 and 12 yards, ended with a 10-yard run by Wysocki into the end zone. But those were the last points the Terps would get until the closing seconds of the first half. In between, the Wildcats took advantage of three turnovers to take a 17-7 lead.

Quarterback Pat O'Brien found receiver Willie Sydnor wide open in the left corner of the end zone on a third and 17 play from the 22. The second Maryland turnover came on the Terrapins' next drive. Linebacker Tony Griggs picked off a Tice pass and returned it 31 yards to the Maryland five-yard line. Fullback Spencer Prescott scored three plays later, giving Villanova a 14-7 lead. Chuck Bushbeck booted a 45-yard field goal that just barely cleared the crossbar after the third Terp miscue.

VWanova ft 17 0 3-20 Maryland 7 3 7 7-0 Mary Wysocki 10 run (Castro kick) Vill Svdnor pass from O'Brien (Bushbeck kick) Vill-Prescott 1 run (Bushbeck kick) Vill-FG Bushbeck 45 Mary FG Caslro 28 Mary Wysocki 5 run (Castro kick) Vill-FG Bushbeck 28 With the ball about to slip away, and the Villanova defense about to nail him, Maryland's Charlie Wysocki (18) staggers into the end zone with the Terps' first TD yesterday. Herrmann throws four TD passes as Purdue bombs Wisconsin Mary Wysocki 3 run (Castro kick) USC UNC 14 17 49-176 53-248 99 94 42 23 26-09-2 14-09-0 2-1 3-1 4-30 2-15 Mary First downs 12 18 Rushes-yards 46-140 50-2)6 Passing yards 86 144 Return yards 31 80 Passes 9-15-1 10-16-1 Punts 6-38 4-35 Fumbles-iost 2-1 3-3 Penalties-yards 6-38 7-64 Big Ten Indiana 30, Iowa 26 IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) Tim Clifford teamed with up tailback Lonnie Johnson on a 66-yard scoring pass with 58 seconds left in the game to give Indiana a 30-26 victory over Iowa. Indiana 0 3 7 20-30 Iowa 13 13 0 0-26 Iowa Moslev 23 run (kick failed) Iowa Moslev 5 run (Schilling kick) Ind-FG Slroub 29 Iowa Moslev 4 pass from Suess (Schilling kick) Iowa Moslev 1 run (pass failed) Ind Johnson 51 pass from Clifford (Slraub kick) Ind Johnson 1 run (pass failed) Ind Clifford 1 run (Slraub kick) Ind JoHnson 66 pass from Clifford (Straub kick) WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) -Quarterback Mark Herrmann passed for 291 yards and four touchdowns yesterday, including two apiece to ends Raymond Smith and Dave Young, as sixth-ranked Purdue belted Wisconsin 41-20 in their Big Ten conference football opener. The 291 yards, achieved on 20 of 26 pass attempts, gave the 6-foot-5 junior 4,648 for his career, moving him past former Boilermaker Bob Griese into third place in career passing yardage by Big Ten quarterbacks.

Wisconsin 0 7 6 7-20 Purdue 7 21 13 0-41 Pur R.Smith 3 pass from Herrmann (Seibel kick) Pur Ouinn recovered fumble in end lone (Seibel kick) Pur J.Smith 1 run (Seibel kick) Wis Davis 18 run (Veith kick) Pur Young 10 pass from Herrmann (Seibel kick) Pur R.Smith 73 pass from Herrmann (Seibel kick) Wis Davis 13 run (kick failed) Pur Young 9 pass from Herrmann (kick failed) Wis Mohapp 2 run (Veilh kick) ByVICCARUCCI Gannett News Service COLLEGE PARK, Md. Bruce Kullman was just a half-second too late. One step more, maybe two, and the Villanova University defensive end would have made the tackle of the game the tackle that probably would have given the Wildcats a stunning victory over the University of Maryland yesterday. But in the split-second he had to release the ball, Maryland quarterback Mike Tice lofted a pass over Kullman and 25 yards down field to his receiver, Mike Lewis. The play, which came with a little over a minute left on the clock, put the Terrapins on the Villanova 4-yard line and, two plays later, tailback Charlie Wysocki scrambled in for the winning touchdown in Maryland's 24-20 victory.

"That was the game," Kullman said. "I thought he was going to run the ball, so I hesitated. And then I saw him pull up for a pass. He got it off right when I hit him." "It's all instincts. I do what I feel," Kullman said.

"I could see that he didn't have any receivers open, so I thought he would run it." Tice also didn't think he was going to find anybody to throw to. His intended receiver, tight end Eric Sievers, was well-covered. "I was looking for Eric to come across and hit him for a first down, because we just wanted to eat up the clock and get down field," Tice said. "I didn't see Eric and, all of a sudden, I looked up and saw that Mike Lewis had his man beat by about four steps. He was just running and I just threw it." Tice, who is 6-foot-7, said he never saw Kullman coming after him and that, he thought, was to his advantage.

"If I thought I was going to get hit," Tice said, "I might have rushed the pass or thrown it off balance. But I never saw him coming." Owls convert mistakes into By JEFF JACOBS dannrtl ew Servirp MORGANTOWN, W.Va. The Appalachians shook for 15 long minutes here on a cool September afternoon and when the quake had finally ended, Temple's football team had made a mountain out of a mole hill. Converting West Virginia blunders into 24 points, the Owls blew open a close game in the third quarter and cruised to a 38-16 season-opening victory yesterday before a stunned crowd of 34,299 at Mountaineer Field. Mistakes, fumbling and bumbling helped turn a 7-3 Temple halftime lead into a 38-3 laugher early in the fourth period.

Only a pair of late touchdowns helped maintain some respectability in Coach Frank Cig-netti's ranks. "I don't have any excuses for what happened out there today," Cignetti moaned. "We made more errors today than we did the entire fall camp. We lost both our poise and confidence, which caused error after error." Owl quarterback Brian Broomell finished the afternoon with an 11-of-19 peformance for a career-high 212 yards. In addition to Lucear's TD, Broomell also fired a 40-yard scoring strike to running back Ron Walker.

Broomell completed a 35-yard pass to tight end Drew Wencak during the Owls' first series, but an illegal procedure penalty helped kill the drive, forcing a 40-yard field goal attempt which Delcastle High graduate Ron Fioravanti missed wide. Led by quarterback Oliver Luck who replaced Delaware transfer Dutch Hoffman the Mountaineers marched 76 yards, settling for a 32-yard Steve Sinclair field goal. Temple corner back Robert Keels then ran nine yards with an interception on the Mountaineers' next possession for a 28-3 Owl lead. It became 31-3 following a bad centersnap of a punt on West Virginia's fourth possession of the period, setting up a 39-yard field goal by Fioravanti. Temple's final TD ended the hosts' humiliation as Broomell opened the fourth quarter with a scoring toss to Walker.

Temple West Virginia 0 7 24 7-38 3 0 0 13-16 va f-G Sinclair si Temp Bright 10 run (Fioravanti kick) Temp Lucear 14 pass from Broomell (Fioravanti kick) Temp Bright 8 run (Fioravanti kick) Temp Keels 9 interception relurn (Fiore vanti kick) Temp FG Fioravanti 39 Temp-Walker 40 pass from Broomell (Fiore-vanti kick) W.Va. Dixon 2 run (Sinclair kick) W.Va. Miller 13 pass from Luck (pass tailed) Ind Iowa 25 22 49-143 36-162 316 227 42 25 19-28-3 17-30-1 3-21 3-36 0-0 2-2 6-53 8-87 Wise Purdue 15 23 40-130 50-189 121 291 24 19 13-31-4 20-28-1 7-37 4-35 3-2 7-5 2-20 3-29 First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punls Fumbles-lost Penallies-yards Michigan 49, Northwestern 7 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -Michigan quarterback B.J. Dickey ran for two touchdowns and passed for another as the Wolverines overwhelmed Northwestern 49-7 in the season's first football game for both teams.

Northwestern 0 0 0 7-7 Michigan 21 14 14 0-49 Mich Dickey 2 run (Virgil kick) Mich Bells 9 pass from Dickey (Virgil kick) Mich Carter 78 punt relurn (Virgil kick) Mich Dickey 35 run (Virgil kick) Mich-Woolfolk 1 run (Virgil kick) Mich-Wooifolk 3 run (Virgil kick) Mich Carter 12 pass from Wangler (Virgil kick) NW Mishler 1 run (Poulos kick) A 100,790 NW 13 42-120 69 Mich 25 50-347 140 First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-vards 0 92 11-23-1 12-18-0 9-36 2-41 0-0 5-1 5-52 5-75 Michigan State 33, Illinois 16 EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) -Danish sidewinder Morten Andersen kicked four field goals and Bert Vaughn threw for two touchdowns as Michigan State swamped Illinois 33-16. Illinois 3 7 0 6-16 Mich State 3 10 10 10-33 III Boslrom field goal 41 MSU Andersen field goal 35 III Holmes 75 run (Boslrom kick) MSU Howard 32 pass from Vaughn (Andersen kick) MSU Andersen field goal 52 MSU-Andersen field goal 22 MSU Hughes 1 run (Andersen kick) MSU-Andersen field goal 19 III Homes 2 run (run failed) MSU Mark Jones 29 pass from Vaughn (Andersen kick) A 71,125 18 16 36-143 146 MSU 24 First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punls Fumbles-lost Penallies-yards 40-237 240 9 -6 27-24-0 28-15-2 7-35 3-37 3-2 2-0 4-65 6-73 SMU 35, Rice 17 IRVING, Texas (AP) Freshman sensation Eric Dickerson scored three times and gained 123 yards to ignite the once pass-oriented Southern Methodist Mustangs to a runaway 35-17 victory over the Rice Owls in a Southwest Conference football opener. Rice 10 7 0 0-17 SMU 7 7 7 14-35 Ric Hertel 6 run (Hansen kick) SMU Dickerson 11 run (Garcia kick) Ric FG Hansen 46 Ric Hubble 2 pass from Hertel (Hansen kick) SMU Dickerson 2 run (Garcia kick) SMU James 10 run (Garcia kick) SMU B. Hunt 23 interception (Garcia kick) SMU-Dickerson 8 run (Garcia kick) Mountaineer 38-16 win Delaware Opponents another score to lead Youngstown State to a 33-27 season-opening college football victory over Illinois State.

Youngstown St. 7 14 6 6-33 Illinois St. 3 7 3 14-27 ISU Camargo field goal 28 YSU Snoddy 11 run (Havnali kick) ISU Tapley 64 pass from Monaghan (Camargo kick) YSU Ferranti 49 pass from Snoddy (Havnali kick) YSU Ferranti 41 pass from Snoddy (Havnali kick) ISU Camaargo field goal 33 YSU Robson 24 pass from Snoddy (run failed) ISU McCrary 10 pass from Monaghan (Camargo kick) YSU Ferranti 6 pass from Snoddy (kick failed) ISU Doneff 3 run (Camargo kick) YSU 19 ISU First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penaliies-vards 17 29-127 217 90 14-26-2 2-30 2-2 4-17 52-177 229 124 14-21-1 3-34 2-0 6-60 Towson State 13, Maine 7 ORONO, Maine (AP) The passing combination of Ron Meehan to Ken Snoots led Towson State University's well-balanced attack in a 13-7 upset of the University of Maine at Alumni Field. Towson St. 0 7 0 6-13 Maine 0 0 7 07 TS Meehan 1 run (Bielski kick) Madden 8 pass from Tursky (Lamont kick) TS-Walsh 5 run (kick failed) A VMI 7, William Mary LEXINGTON, Va.

(AP) Virginia Military Institute took the second half kickoff and drove 79 yards, with Butch Hostetter scoring from 7 yards out, to beat William Mary 7-3 in college football. The Keydets, held to just three first downs in the first half, put together a 12-play scoring drive that ended when Hostetter, a junior fullback who was the game's leading rusher with 75 yards on 15 carries, broke through for the only touchdown of the game. William Mary 0 3 Va. Military 0 0 LiBassI 46 VMI-Hostetter 7 run (Jones Kick) First downs Rushes-vards Passing vards Return yards Passes Punls Fumbles-lost Penallies-yards Virginia 31, Richmond 0 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) Junior Greg Taylor romped for three touchdowns as Virginia smothered Richmond 31-0.

Taylor tallied on runs of 36, 47 and 2 yards as he amassed a total of 149 yards on 19 carries. Richmond 0 0 0 Virginia 7 10 7 Vir Taylor 36 run (Morrison kick) Vir-FG Morrison 36 Vir Tavlor 47 run (Morrison kick) Vir Taylor 2 run (Morrison kick) Vir Hummell 12 run (Morrison kick) 0- 0 7-31 Rich 6 Vir First downs Rushes-vards Passing vards Return vards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-vards 28 61-323 107 12 12-22-0 3-41 7-1 5-57 34-100 33 1 6-15-1 8-37 3-2 7-67 Wake Forest 30, Appalachian St. 23 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) -Quarterback Jay Venuto hit tight end Wayne Baumgardner with a seven yard touchdown pass with 30 seconds left to play to lift Wake Forest to 30-23 win over Appalachian State. The winning touchdown came two plays after Wake Forest defensive back Mark Lancaster grabbed an Appalachian fumble on the Appalachian 20 yard line.

The winning score came only minutes after Appalachian had scrambled back from a 23-7 deficit to a 23-23 tie. Appalachian 0 7 0 1623 Wake Forest 3 6 14 7-30 WFU-FG Harnisch 27 ASU-Flovd 18 run (French kick) WFU-FG Harnisch 27 WFU-FG Harnisch 32 WFU-McDougald 1 run (Harnisch kick) WFU McOougald 1 pass from Venulo (Harnisch kick) ASU Esles 4 run (Floyd run) ASU Kilvay 8 pass from Brown (Camelo run) WFU Baumgardner 7 pass from Venuto (Harnisch kick) Appalachian Wake Forest First downs 16 15 Rushes-vards 40-157 45-201 Passing vards 166 118 Return vards 3 72 Passes 15-26-1 14-34-2 Punts 8-43 7-32 Fumbles-lost 5-2 3-0 Penallies-yards 10-114 7-54 N.C. State 34, E. Carolina 20 RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) Junior running back Dwight Sullivan ran for two touchdowns and 130 yards to spark North Carolina State to a 34-20 come-from-behind victory over East Carolina in the Wolf pack's season opener.

Sullivan scored on runs of 12 yards in the third quarter and 11 yards in the final period as the Wolf-pack took advantage of East Carolina mistakes and rallied from a 17-13 deficit at the half. Rutgers 28, Holy Cross 0 PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) Ted Black well rushed for 108 yards and scored two of four Rutgers touchdowns to lead the Scarlet Knights to a 28-0 college football victory over Holy Cross at Rutgers Stadium. Quarterback Ed McMichael engineered a 14-play, 77-yard drive from the opening kickoff. Blackwell scored from six yards out, giving Rutgers a 7-0 halftime lead.

Holy Cross 0 0 0 0-0 Rutgers 7 0 14 7-28 Rut Blackwell 6 run (Startzell kick) Rut-Cherry 31 int ret (Startzell kick) Rut Dorn 46 pass from McMichael (Startzell kick) Rut-Blackwell 18 run (Startzell kick) Tulane upsets No. 13 Stanford First downs Rushes-vards Passing vards Relurn yards Passes Punls Fumbles-lost Penalties-vards Minnesota 24, Ohio U. 10 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Tailback Marion Barber ran two yards for a touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter and passed for another touchdown, lifting Minnesota to a 24-10 victory over stubborn Ohio University. Ohio u. 10 o-io Minnesota 7 0 3 14-24 Minn White 20 run (Rogind kick) Ohio Babcock 1 run (Green kick) Ohio FG Green 28 Minn FG Rogind 27 Minn Barber 2 run (Rogind kick) Minn Arlis 35 pass from Barber (Rogind kick) Ohio 14 50-174 49 9 5-15-1 6-39 1-1 6-64 Minn 17 44-151 143 46 10-18-1 5-30 1-1 4-50 First downs Rushes-vards Passing vards Return yards Passes Punls Fumbles-lost Penallies-yards 14 second-quarter points to defeat upstart Lamar 20-7.

Lamar 7 0 0 07 Baylor 0 14 0 6-20 Lam Dorsev 80 run (Marlow kick) Bav Lively 5 run (Bledsoe kick) Bay Cockrell 45 pass from Elom (Bledsoe kick) Bay Gentry 27 (kick failed) Lamar 15 i- 169 132 11 15-3 6-44 0-0 6-50 Baylor 24 68- 279 113. 30 First downs Rushes-vards Passing vards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 13- 5-0 7-40 4-1 5-40 Missouri 45, San Diego St. 15 COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) Gerry Ellis scored two touchdowns, Phil Bradley ran 63 yards for another and Eric Wright rambled 72 yards with an interception as No. 12 Missouri, inept throughout the first half, erupted for 45 points after the intermission and crushed San Diego State yesterday, 45-15.

The Tigers' vaunted offense managed only one first down and that by a penalty in the first half as the underdog Aztecs took a 13-0 lead on a 63-yard Mark Halda touchdown pass play and two Ed Corral field goals. San Diego St. 7- 6 0 3-15 Missouri 0 0 14 31-45 SD-Stapler 63 pass from Halda (Corral kick) SD-FG 33 Corral SD-FG 36 Corral MU-Ellis 1 run (Brockhaus kick) MU Ellis 48 pass from Bradley (Brockhaus kick) MU-FG 47 Brockhaus SD Safety, Epps tackle Bradley in end zone MU Bradley 63 run (Brockhaus kick) MU-Hill 14 run (Brockhaus kick) MU Darkow fumble recovery in end lone (Brockhaus kick) MU Wright 72 interception return (Brockhaus kick) SDSt MU 12 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punls Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 18 34- 96 260 40 20-53-7 7-46 5-4 14-127 46-182 94 163 -20-1 9-37 7-4 7-80 Rice SMU First downs 21 19 Rushes-yards 51-224 51-208 Passing yards 152 131 Relurn yards 36 68 Passes 16-35-4 14-24-3 Punts 5-40 5-45 Fumbles-losl 2-2 1-0 Penalties-yards 6-80 3-25 NEW ORLEANS (AP) Quarterback Roch Hontas threw for two touchdowns and sprinted 25 yards for a third score to lead Tulane to a 33-10 victory over 13th-ranked Stanford in an intersectional college football game yesterday. The first touchdown pass by the senior quarterback was a 6-yarder to Terry Harris 50 seconds into the game. His second touchdown pass was a 3-yarder to tight end Rodney Holman with eight minutes left in the contest.

Hontas was 14-for-27 for 139 yards passing, and accounted for 73 yards on 19 carries to lead all rushers for the night. An aggressive Tulane defense registered five quarterback sacks in the second half and held Stanford to only one first down after the first quarter, during which the Cardinals got all 10 of their points. Brigham Young 18, Texas 17 HOUSTON (AP) Brigham Young quarterback Marc Wilson hit tight end Clay Brown with a three-yard touchdown pass and then passed two yards to Edgar Lacey on a two-point conversion with 52 seconds to play to rally the Cougars to an 18-17 upset of 14th-ranked Texas Brigham Young 0 3 7 8-18 Texas 7 0 7 3-17 Brothers 1 run (Hardy kick) BYU-FG Johnson 27 7 run (Hardy kick) BYU Plater 2) pass from Wilson (Johnson kick) Hardy 37 BYU Brown 3 pass from Wilson (Lacey pass from Wilson) BYU Texas Firs) downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-losl Penalties-yards 14 2 23-52 165 1 35-17-3 9-41 1-1 6-69 44-279 125 71 15-9-0 8-41 6-4 1-66 W4M VMI First downs 8 12 Rushes-vards 42-B8 54-221 Passing yards 109 18 Return yards 21 22 Passes 9-24-0 2-9-2 Punls 7-41 9-36 Fumbles-lost 1-0 0-0 Penalties-yards 4-26 4-w Memphis St. 14, Mississippi St. 13 JACKSON, Miss.

(AP) Quarterback Kevin Betts fired a 16-yard touchdown pass to Jerry Knowlton on a fourth-down play in the last quarter to lift the Memphis State Tigers to a 14-13 football victory over the Mississippi State Bulldogs. Betts found the sophomore wide receiver behind the defesive coverage in the end zone on fourth and nine to cap an 88-yard drive with about four minutes left in the game. Rusty Bennett kicked the winning extra point that dealt Emory Bel-lard defeat in his debut as the Mississippi State coach in the intersectional battle. Baylor 20, Lamar 7 WACO, Texas (AP) Baylor, stung by an 80-yard touchdown run by freshman Floyd Dorsey on his first college carry, retaliated with Lehigh 12, W. Chester St.

7 WEST CHESTER, Pa. (AP) -Ted Iobst kicked two field goals and quarterback Rich Andres passed 6 yards to tight end Dave Rarig as Lehigh defeated West Chester State 12-7. Lehigh went 40 yards on its first possession with Andres firing to senior Rarig for the touchdown and the lead. Iobst missed the conversion but then did the rest of Lehigh's scoring. Lehigh 6 3 0.3- 12 W.

Chester St. 0 7 0 0-7 Lehi-Rarig 6 pass from Andres (kick failed) W.Ches-Cartnon 15 pais from Keen. (Whytt kick) Lehi-FG Iobst 20 Lehi-FG lobsl 39 Temple W.Va. 15 22 37-135 45-41 212 213 37 12 19-11-0 38-18-1 4-39 3-32 1-1 4-3 12-115 8-68 First downs Rushes-vards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Youngstown St. 33, Illinois St.

27 NORMAL, 111. (AP) Keith Snoddy connected on 14 of 21 passes for four touchdowns and ran for Holy Cross Rutgers First downs 12 23 Rushes-vards 35-95 46-166 Passing vards 99 234 Relurn yards 33 87 Passes 11-22-2 17-24-1 Punts 6-35 4-39 Fumbles-lost 2-2 0-0 Penalties-vards 8-73 10-119.