The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 24

1 v'. tvoniitg iowtnoi, nmington, Waonasooy, October 1 1, 1978 Football Polls COLLEGE FOOTBALL STANDINGS Hens Slip in Polls After 2nd Setback DIvltiwtll TO AuactatwJ Pratt The Top Ton turns In rh NCAA Olvlilon II colMw tootbcll poll, with tttit votrt rtcordt nd total pointt. 1 1 i en Mill Ml AH in ii 4 i 1 fit 1 I Hit (W III 11 iii in arvl4e 111 0 5 117 S4 Michel OlMSI. Purine III PN OP tt I Pti OP wwi ill ii in a 1 1 1 I 1 IX 57 III II 13 MINIM MwMeiice 111 4 4 111 71 CwwSi. Ill $1 I II 71 111 0eSt.

11114)1 111 II I 111 44 IT 11 1 1 1 1-0-0 i Cimwsi. III 1 1 I I 41 1 II 40 56 51 41 34 II in ts Minn in 41 14 1 is 111 17 i 111 IS 114 No Carolina Virgme 4 I I Ik 1 41 4i 1 II S3 si I 41 4) Ml in II II 1 3 I tl 17 in a in i) hi i I 14 ciemo) 1 Wlnston-Selem J.Calll.-Poly 3 Younostown St. 4. Akron 5 Delaware 4 7. Nebraska-Omaha Col.

Jacksonville St. 10. Nor. Michigan ben St. Minnesota lnen Georgia Tec III I 4- 14 J-2-0 3-1-0 5- 1-0 50-0 3-1-0 41 31 31 II IS After two consectuive losses, Delaware hasn't tumbled off the polling charts, but the Hens are losing ground.

Delaware Stats Lottot iwUmiCulirwa Cllirouj All 1 MeHineritu Culifam 3-1-1 Pti OP Ph OP Cuftroati All I Oerrmeurn III 31 111 I Pts OP Pimist i iw a 4 I I 114 41 4 I I 111 11 HottCrats 4 I III 41 Pittawtn 4 No. TtutS) I I I 151 41 FWiloSI 4 I 144 tt Wtluomilljrv I I I tl 47 ufcJtn 3 I I tt E. Carolina 4 I I 117 II NMlii 1 I 74 MS LtuiwMt I 1)7 tl VilMKOM I II So ttissnsiMi 7 NWl I I It M7 TomtutSt 3 1 I II 14 Timwo II II) So Cvalim I 1 I Ml Miwii.PU I 1 I a tt Notre Dm 1 S3 tl AirFirci I I tt la VirtiniiTlrt I 1 I 17 114 Arm 7j 7 Cincintmi 1 I a in I 1 I 74 tS iipiisi i a nt SrraciM I 4 I IS 147 Tonne 1 4 I II Ml ll 1 4 I 75 151 kJtmona I I Mt MO Colttti I 4 I Si 111 ostonCollttt I 4 I 9 Mt MM I 5 I tl 174 Illinois I 47 114 Penn Princeton Krro 111 II HIS 1 1 1 41 I II 41 11 111 14 III Others receiving vote, in alphabetical order: American International, Bathune-Cookman. C. W.

Post, East Stroudsburg State. Eastern Illinois. North Alabama, South Dakota State, Tray (Ala.) State. Virginia Union. Division l-AA The Top Ten teams in the NCAA Division Division l-AA collage football poll, with this year's records and total points.

111 111 73 I II 47 III II ma 111 si in si liiiimtSt 4i i in 17 sum 17 Cnl M.cniefl i ts 43 1 1 1 111 47 MichM 1 1 1 IS 57 4 I I 111 74 owing On II I Ml 57 111 IIS WKKK4H 1 1 1 45 a 111 a HI Oounw. Ill 41 131 13 Miami.O. Ill a 111 SI II KM SI 111 73 111 57 no iiiwwi man 1 3 in in Toledo 131 It I I SI 137 DELAWARE Oh. HI 64 30 41 27 4 2537 1493 1230 S4I 132 657 12174 11747 I 2131 3137 2 34300 23235 1110 106 MCifMCaeltreace Cntmao AH Guess I Pti OP PU OP iii a 7 First downs by rushing by passing by ptfiilty Yrd Yards rushing Yards passing, AltComo Puntsavg Ptnaltiasvards Fumblasball lost III 11 45 42 31 31 33 30 27 23 21 If 6-0-0 5-0-0 5-0-0 5-O-0 4-0-0 4- 14 44-0 J-14 5- 1-0 J-l-0 1. S.

Carolina St. I. Montana State 3. Nevada-Reno 4. Jackson State S.

Boston Univ. a. Lehigh 7. Florida AIM I. E.

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II SI 4 I 1175 It Stanford 1 17 1 1 145 IS OrctW 1 a SO OS 111 Of we St. Ill 7 SS 131 43 tl Mil Vetto Conference Cm-v-mc All bm WlTPtjOPWLTPtsOP E. Kentucky Ml St II 11 IMS a plucky III 17 1 111 IN IN Tonn.Tcn 1 I 35 13 9 111 Mid Tmn. Ill 11 41 1 1 1 SO 101 MorateedSI. 1 II 71 40 1.1 I It AustinPtrrv 1 1 0 31 47 1 1 0 S3 tl MurrnSt.

Ill 71 lit 111 111 INDIVIDUAL Passim QtieNgmeSt. Ill 7 Ill I An CO Tds Alabama 04WM ISU Auburn Florida V4MKb.ll TtmniM Mississippi Miss. SI. Ktntucky HI 67 TtS WlTPtsOPWlTPtsOP TD 7 1 I lat 5 1 0 I 34 ill a I SS in a ii ig in i in i 411 IN I I I 117 44 III 10 It 111 IS 147 III SI II 1 1 1 47 107 111 104 TS 111 4 IS JtHKomlo Scott Brunntr JimCastollino iii a ii in a is 104 14 Others receiving votes. In alphabetical order: Boise State, Grambling State.

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Western Kentucky. PCAA CwtartKt Cwltrmct All Camel 7 4 5 1 Rtctivina PIS OP PU OP They entered last Saturday's Lehigh game holding second place on both the NCAA Division II and Lambert Cup charts. However, after a 27-17 loss to the Division I-AA Engineers, they fell to fifth. In the NCAA vote, which Delaware led for the fisrt two weeks, Winston-Salem continues to lead after its sixth consecutive victory. The Blue Hens are the only twice-beaten team on the list.

While the NCAA vote might have been a welcome sight considering two straight losses, the Lambert vote must have smarted. Boston University and Lehigh, No. 1, and 2, may be easy to swallow, but probably not Rhode Island and American International. The Blue Hens defeated Rhode Island in the opener 37-0 and AIC is a Division II team. But North Carolina A 4 not the polls, is the Hens' major concern.

The Blue Hens meet the Aggies Saturday in Delaware Stadium hoping to avoid their first three-game losing streak since 1973. The Hens came out of Saturday's contest with a series of sprains, bumps, and bruises, though Coach Tubby Raymond has not discounted any starters. The most seriously injured apparently was tight end Mike Mill, who sprained a knee. Gary Stern-dale, who started at fullback in a couple of games last year, is being considered as a replacement for Mill. Pacific Univ.

No. yi Avi. Lorn Twos So." Grimftling Alcorn Sr. So Univ. Jackson St.

Miss VI. Pratritvilw 111 41 17 111 45 a Ml II 11 1 1 13 11 in ii a I I I I I Division III in 74 a ill 13 75 111 74 II 177 74 3 II HI SI 4 40 151 Lou Mariana! II JOt HQ mm st From si. II 8 45 131 71114 sum 1 4 1111 I3S I 4 I HI 111 lit 41 52 1 1 I 14 II ha NCAA Division with this year's 17 35 Fullerton SI. SauttnaeilCeirierMcs Cinttftnei All Garnet WLTPtsOPWLTPHOP Ill I 14 StnjowSI 1 0 1 I Missouri vum CMttrtncA 111 IS 41 It Ttut WlTPtsOPWLTPIsOP Pota 10 151 JaimtYouna I 114 WikaMill is Polar Brlitrlan 91 Muoh Douolwty ...4 47 Bo Dennis 4 39 Ed Wood 41 TomCkcont 4 II Ivory Sully 4 31 Philip Nolson 1 It GaryStarndaM 1 17 Mikt Saska 1 12 151 131 101 130 7.1 IS II to 71 ltO 170 130 ClMVlKf AH Gems WlTPtsOPttlTPtsOP 1 1 1 a 3 1 1 147 149 The Top Ten teams in 1 III college football poll, records and total points. 1.

Dayton (Ohio) 2. 3 Ithaca 4. Baldwin-Wallace 5 Millersvllle St. 4. St.

OlaMMirvn.) (tie) Wittenberg I. Williams (Mass.) Buena Vista 10. Lycoming 1 0 1 17 11 III I 60 55 52 41 44 36 36 34 26 24 5-0-1 5-0-0 5-0-0 444 444 5-04 444 3-04 544 S44 I I 1 134 19t 4 0 0 IB 49 401 171 II 310 tl It 0 4 0 II tS no a ito 110 11 1SS III 44 IK SA4U ArMnsu TtusUM Houston lovlor R.c TCU TausTectl Orttt So. Illinois Wichita St. N.

Mm ico St Indian SI. W.ToiasSt. Tolsa 111 74 10 1 I 0 40 IS I I I 51 51 It I 14 111 41 SS 00 I 4 1 1 113 IN 311 111 117 1 1 1 IN ia 141 It 103 I SI 71 173 5 11137 It Tech McNaJltU. Lamar ArtemasSt 111 75 77 i si ia ia utia is 1 3 1 3 tl 131 71 77 1 I 0 61 15 on ii a no a 34 010 11 23 0 0 0 0 0 17 17 II 11 Interceptions Ma. Yd Avi Lam TQ Bob Woods 4 Vince Hyland 2 13.1 34 0 IS 5 0 00 0 0 110 16 0 0.0 0 0 RickCowen 1 0 Guv Ramsey 1 16 BobReed I I National TV Adds Incentive To Pitt-Notre Dame Matchup Others receiving votes.

In alphabetical order: Albany State (N Y. I. Capital (Ohio), Carroll Dickinson Dubuque, Fordham, James Madison (Va Kalamazoo. Lawrence (Wis Montclair State, Redlands. St.

Lawrence (N Slippery Rock, Weslevan Wheaton, Woost-er. Lambert Cup Boston University (44) 40 Lehigh (4.1) 54 Rhode Island (j-ij 37 American International (44) 36 Delaware (3.2) 34 Clarion State (4-1) 25 C.W. Post (3.) 22 E. Stroudsburg (j-j Massachusetts (2-2) 16 NewMampshira (3.2) 13 Rushing i- Alt. Yd Avg.

Lang TD BoDennls 64 335 5 2 31 3 Lou Marianai 29 233 1 0 45 GervGumbs 27 156 SO 37 2 Edwood 31 141 3.7 13. 0 Ivory Sully 36 129 31 14 0 Hugh Dougherty 24 110 4 6 II 1 TomCiccone 12 31 2 4 0 GinoOlivieri I 30 31 II I Mike Schonewolf 4 21 S3 I 0 Vance Belcher 21 42 I 0 Scott runner 17 3 4 13 0 Gary Sterndale 2 7 3 5 4 MikeGrifllth 1 7 70 7 0 JeffKomlo 40 4 4.2 9 vote for an extra game? "We'll go to Notre Dame first," said Pitt Athletic Director Casi-mir Myslinski. TIRE AUTO SERVICE -io4i3r'P- PITTSBURGH (AP) National television, Notre Dame, a frustrating loss last season, and the last scheduled renewal of a long rivalry until 1986. Those are the incentives this week for the University of Pittsburgh football team, obviously cranked up even though the Irish are unranked and 2-2. "Everybody is gonna be about up here," said running back "Fast Freddie" Jacobs, holding his hand a foot over his head.

"There won't be any question about our players being ready," said Coach Jackie Sherrill, whose ninth-ranked Pitt team is 4-0 going into the game at Notre Dame. "At times we've played good. At times we've been flat," added Jacobs. "This week will be a lot different. We owe them something.

And TV adds something." It's the third year in a row the game's been televised nationally. Two years ago, Tony Dorsett led Pitt to a victory at Notre Dame and the Panthers went on to the national title. Last season, Notre NCAA Leaders DOUBLE FIBERGLASS-BELTED VVHITEWALLS UNIROYAL FASTRAK tin met mt C76-14 136.00 $1 97 E78-14 37.00 219 F78-14 39.00 234 G78-14 41.00 2.47 G78-15 42.00 2.55 H78-14 44.00 2.70 H78-15 4S.00 2,77 J78-15 40.00 296 L78-15 40.00 3.05 Dame won at Pitt and the Irish became national champs. Last season's 19-9 loss still doesn't sit well with the Panthers. "They've been looking for Notre Dame for a year," said Sherrill.

In that 1977 game, Pitt quarterback Matt Cavanaugh sustained a cracked left wrist as he was hit delivering a touchdown pass that gave the Panthers a 7-0 lead. Minus Cavanaugh, Pitt lost five fumbles and handed Notre Dame a 19-9 victory. The current Pitt team has victories over Tulane, Temple, North Carolina and Boston College. Notre Dame Coach Dan Devine says he's impressed. "We're playing a team that's one heck of a lot better than being ranked No.

9," Devine said in a phone interview yesterday. "They have one of the best coaches and one of the best programs in the United States." Devine's team lost 3-0 to Missouri and 28-14 to Michigan before beating Purdue and Michigan State. Now, the Irish are the first big ga me on the Pitt schedule. "When you play at Notre Dame, they have the homecourt. That's worth seven points," said Sherrill.

"The thing we have to do is be consistent. We can't lay the ball on the ground or give them field position." Notre Dame dropped Pitt from its schedules in the 1960s and early 1970s when the Panthers were faltering. Such schedules are prepared years in advance. "It was a tough, tough decision but the imbalance was just too much," recalled Notre Dame Athletic Director Edward "Moose" Krause. The schools got back together after Pitt's revival, but the nearest opening was 1986.

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