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SCOREBOARDCOLLEGE FOOTBALL jlOC Sunday, October 3, 1999 The Journal News RK www.nyjournalnews.com GOLF Bulck Challenge East Carolina controls Army in 33-14 rout Paul Sean Murphy Charles Warren Blaine McCallister Steve Lowery Charles Raulerson Chip Beck Nolan Henke Joe Ogilvie Danny Briggs Ronnie Black 73-69-72-214 70-71-73-214 70-71-73-214 71-70-73-214 72-49-73-214 72-70-73-215 70-72-73-215 68-74-73-215 71-68-76-215 70-72-74-216 66-73-75-216 68-73-75-216 70-69-77-216 73-69-75-217 71-71-76-218 Steve Skip Kendall Notah Begay III Paul Stankowski Liz Earley 72-72-73-217 Allison Finney 71-73-73 217 Dawn Coe-Jones 71-73-73-217 Alison Nicholas 71-73-73-217 Leslie Spalding 70-72-75-217 Maggie Will 72-69-76-217 Laura Phik) 73-74-71-218 Sara Sanders 70-77-71218 Kelly Robbins 73-73-72-218 Lisa Kiggens 70-76-72-218 Jenny Lidback 73-72-73-218 Jennifer FekJott 73-71-74-218 JaneGeddes 70-74-74-218 Shani 74-48-76-218 Carriona Matthew 72-70-76-218 Lorie Kane 72-69-77-218 Cindy 70-71-77-218 Laurie 219 Stephanie Lowe 76-71-72-219 Charlotte Sorenstam 76-71-72219 Tracy Hanson 74-73-72-219 CarinKoch 73-73-73-219 Dale Eggeling 71-75-73-219 Leta Lindley 71-74-74-219 Laura Davies 73-71-75219 Michelle McGann 72-69-78-219 Chris Johnson 75-72-73-220 Pat Bradley 73-74-73-220 sa- New Albany LPGA PINE MOUNTAIN, Go. (AP) Scores yesterday alter the ttitrd round ot the S1J million Buick Challenge, played on the par-72 Moun-" tamview Gorf Course at Callaway Gar- denv David Toms 68-64-66 Stuart Appleby 70-M-69-203 Harrison Frazar 67-67-70-204 LJohn Masinnes 70-71-64-205 Mark Brooks 71-69-66-206 Jerry Kelly 68-71-67-206 Davis Love III 70-68-68-206 Eric Booker 70-68-68-206 i Greg Kraft 71-66-69-206 Cameron Beckman 67-70-69204 DanForsman 69-68-69-206 Craig Barlow 71-65-70-206 i JeffMaggert 73-63-71-207 Rocco Mediate 70-70-68-208 Tom Pemice Jr 68-70-70-208 Scott Gump 67-71-70-208 Peoples 68-70-70-208 Grant Waite 69-68-71-208 Steve Flesch 71-69-69-209 Michael Bradley 70-70-69-209 JayDelsing 70-68-71-209 Bob Friend 65-73-71209 Tom Kite 71-65-73-209 Loren Roberts 70-66-73-209 OmarUrestl 74-67-69-210 Jane Crafter Cindy Flom. Brian Barnes 68-68-136 Gil Morgan 67-69-136 Allen Doyle 66-70-136 John D. Morgan 67-69136 Howard Twitty 70-47-137 Terry Dill 68-69-137 Jim Albus 68-69-137 Bruce Summerhays 68-691 37 David Lundstrom 47-70137 GaryMcCord 65-72-137 Hubert Green 71-67-138 Ray Floyd. 70-68-138 Jose Maria Canizares 70-68138 Butch Baird 69-69-138 Kermit Zarley 69-69138 Jim Ahem 68-70-138 Larry Nelson John Bland 67-71-138 DougTewell 73-66-139 Ed Dougherty 70-69-139 Jim Colbert 70-69-139 TomMcGinnis 69-70-139 Simon Hobday 69-70-139 Mike Hill 69-70-139 DanaQuiglev 68-71-139 Tom Shaw 67-72-139 George Archer Rocky Thompson 70-70140 Walter Hall Mike McCulkwgh 74-67-141 Dale Douglass 74-67-141 Bobby Sfroble 72-69-141 Alberto Giannone 72-69141 Bob Dickson 72-69-141 Jim Holtgrieve 72-49-141 Larry Ziegler 71-70-141 DeWitt Weaver 71-70-141 Hale Irwin Walt Morgan 69-72-141 TomWaroo 73-69-142 Lee Trevino 72-70142 J.C.Snead 72-70-142 BudAllin 71-71-142 Graham Marsh 71-71-142 Barney Thompson 69-73142 Joe Inman 72-71-143 AIGeiberger 71-72-143 Frank Conner 70-73-143 Sieve Veriato 72-72-144 Hugh Baiocchi 71-73-144 Jesse Patino 70-74-144 Gary Player 69-75-144 Dave Stockton 76-69-145 MikeMalone 73-72-145 Noel Ratcliffe 72-73-145 Orville Moody 73-72-145 Bobby Nichols 73-72-145 Buzz Thomas 68-77 1 45 Leonard Thompson 76-70144 Tommy Aaron 72-74146 Bob Murphy 76-71-147 Charles Coody 74-73-147 Jim Ferree 73-74-147 Arnold Palmer 74-74-150 John Jacobs 75-76-151 Dave Stewart Cink 73-68-69-210 Chris Perry 74-67-49-210 Paul Azinger 70-70-70-210 Pat Hurst 73-71-76-220 Stefania Croce Hiromi Kobavashi Wendy Doolan 75-72-74-221 Tina Barrett 73-74-74-221 Annette DeLuca 73-74-74-221 Becky Iverson 72-74-75-221 Dana Dormann 71 -75-75 221 Heather -75-75-221 Karen Weiss 71-75-75-221 Jan Stephenson 74-71-76221 Kristi Coats 71-74-76-221 Jean Bartholomew 70-74-77-221 Colleen Walker 74-73-75-222 Lori Atsedes 69-77-76-222 Vantage Seniors 'erry Moss -69-70-210 fappas i-w-fi 210 68-69-73-210 1 Jl SiV NEW ALBANY, Ohio (AP) Scores yesterday after the third round of the $1 million LPGA New Albany Golf Classic, Played on the par 72 New Albany Country Club course: Annika Sorenstam 68-66-69203 Mardi Lunn Llselotte Neumann 69-67-71207 Meg Mallon 70-68-70-208 Emilee Klein Rachel Hetherlngton Kristal Parker-Gregory Janice Moodie 73-73-66212 Cindy Figg-Currier 71-74-67-212 Beth Daniel 68-75-69-212 Maria Worth 71-71-70-212 Kelli Kuehne 73-70-70-213 Sherri Steinhauer 71-72-70-213 Dina Ammaccapane 70-70-73213 Deb Richard 69-70-74-213 KarrieWebb 69-70-74-213 JillMcGill 75-72-67-214 Mayumi Hirase 71-74-69214 SeRiPak 71-72-71-214 VickiFergon 68-75-71-214 Nancy Harvey 68-74-72-214 Sherri Turner 70-71-73-214 Mi Hyun Kim 75-71-69215 Gail Graham 72-73-70-215 Denise Killeen 70-73-72-215 Mhairi McKay 72-70-73-215 Suzanne Strudwk 70-72-73-215 Betsy King 69-72-74-215 ErikaWicoff 69-72-74-215 Michele Redman 72-75-69-216 Helen Dob son 72-75-69-216 Wendy Ward 73-73-70-216 Susie Redman 73-72-71-216 Akiko Fukushima 73-69-74-216 A.J.

Eathome 77-70-70-217 EvaDahllof 74-73-70-217 Leigh Ann Mills 70-77-70-217 Hollis Stacy 73-73-71-217 Michelle Estill 71-74-72-217 Stephen Ames 67-69-74-210 MikeHulbert 69-72-70-211 Ben Bates 69-70-72-211 I 71-68-72-211 H. Morgan III 70-49-72-211 Tim Herron 69-69-73-21 1 Andrew Magee 69-69-73-211 Jay Don Blake -TomByrum 72-70-70-212 Phil Blackmar 70-71-71-212 Bo Van Pelt 69-72-71-212 Doug Martin 70-71-71-212 Robin Freeman 72-68-72-212 -JoeDurant 49-70-73-212 -Fred Funk 69-70-73-212 Justin Leonard 67-72-73-212 Jay Williamson 72-69-72-213 Dicky Pride 72-69-72-213 Glen Day Dennis Frank Lickliter 67-73-73-213 Robert Damron 70-68-75-213 I Tom Scherrer 70-72-72-214 Rory Sabbatini 72-70-72-214 CL EMMONS, N.C (AP) Scores yesterday after the second round of the $1 million Vantage Championship on the par-71 (35-35) Tangle-wood Part Championship course: Tom Jenkins. 65-65-130 Fred Gibson 69-62-131 Bob Duval 65-66-131 David Jim Dent Bruce 132 Christy O'Connor Vicente Fernandez Gibby Gilbert Jay Sigel 2 AREA COLLEGES No. 19 Pirates strike early, keep Cadets' wishbone attack grounded From staff reports WEST POINT The game plan for Army yesterday against No. 19 East Carolina was simple yet crucial: keep the Pirates offense off the field.

The Cadets never expected that their wishbone offense would be watching helplessly from the bench for minutes on end. East Carolina married its goal of scoring quickly with a surprising ball-control passing attack in a 33-14 Conference USA win over Army before 36,769 at Michie Stadium. The Pirates have won their first five games for the first time since 1976. Though Army (1-3, 0-2) ultimately controlled the ball for 32:41, the Pirates (W), 1-0) held the ball for 11:48 of the first quarter as they built a 16-0 halllime lead. The Cadets were able to manage just two fourth-quarter touchdowns.

"We played well enough in the first half on defense to be in position to win," Army coach Bob Sutton said. "We didn't play well enough on offense and special teams. We needed at least one other thing to stand out and make something happen." Freshman kicker Kevin Miller tied an East Carolina record with four field goals, including a 52-yarder in the second quarter and a 48-yard kick in the third quarter. His 52-yard field goal set a Michie Stadium record for an Army opponent East Carolina sophomore quarterback David Garrard completed 24 of 34 passes for 300 yards. "(Army) played very well in the box but, luckily, we were able to expose their defensive backs and pass the ball," Garrard said.

Garrard's aerial display included a 62-yard touchdown pass to sophomore receiver Arnie Powell that gave the Pirates a 16-0 lead with 8:13 left in the second quarter. He was 13 of 17 for 149 yards in the first quarter alone. "Garrard did a nice job of hitting his 'hot' routes because we were getting good pressure on him most of the day," Army junior linebacker Lyle Weaver said. SOCCER MLS Standings TENNIS Gelsor Open The Aisoclated Preii Army quaterback Joe Gerena (7) gets pulled down by East Carolina's Pernell Griffin during the first half of yesterday's game. Eastern Conference SO Pis 1 bsterwsterS, Oreenburgh 3 (1 0) Eastchester 000 111 000 5 8 12 2 Greenburgh 000 120 000 0 3 8 1 RBI Shaver 4, Feliciano, Fairclaugh, Milani; Bediako 2, Gallahger.

HR Shaver, Feliciano. WP Joey Gagliardi (1-0). LP Kevin Gallagher (0-1). Records: Eastchester 5-1; Greenburgh 0-4. x-Columbus x-Tampa Bay New England "Miami GFGA 62 38 45 33 43 46 37 52 37 56 32 64 23 7 19 11 13 17 11 20 11 19 7 25 BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) Results yesterday of the $325,000 Gelsor Open ATP Tour tournament: Singles Semifinals Karim Alami, Morocco, def.

Alberto Berasategui, Spain, 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 Alberto Martin, Spain, def. Albert Costa, Spain, 7-6 (8-6), 6-3. Toulouse Open MetroStars Western Conference Tennis SO Pis x-Los Angeles 19 11 3 51 GFGA 45 25 38 36 48 31 48 34 47 49 33 51 -x-Colorado 20 10 4 48 x-Dallas 17 13 3 45 jt-Chicago 16 14 2 44 San Jose 18 13 10 34 Kansas City 8 22 2 20 TOULOUSE, France (AP) Results yesterday of the $400,000 Toulouse Open ATP Tour tournament: Singles Semifinals Nicolas Escude, France, def. Marc Russet (5), Switzerland, 7-6 (8-6), 6-1 Daniel Vacek, Czech Republic def. Thomas Johansson (3), Sweden, 6-1, Grand Slam Cup YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Football Georgetown 28, lona 0 Baseball St.

Francis(NY) at lona, Noon Manhattan at Vermont, 4:00 p.m. Adelphi at Concordia, Noon Men's Soccer Mercy at LIU Southampton, Noon Bridgeport at Nyack, 2:00 p.m. Concordia 4, Bryant 0 Rockland Community College 1, Globe Community College 1 St. Peter's at Manhattan, 1130 a.m. Dominican College Soccer Cup, 1:00 p.m.

and 3:00 p.m. Women's soccer Fairfield 2, Manhattan 0 VoHeybaN Mercy at Southern Connecticut Tournament, TBA Loyola at lona, 4:30 p.m. N.J.I.T at Nyack, 1:00 p.m. Rockland CC at Ulster CC, Noon Rockland CC at Orange (Ulster), 1:15 p.m. Dominican Invitational, 930 am Men's Tennis Concordia at Roiex ITA Tournament, TBA Women's Tennis Columbia at Manhattan, 1:00 p.m.

Women's Soccer Bridgeport at Nyack, 1230 p.m. Fairfield at Manhattan, 3:00 p.m. NYIT at Concordia, Noon Crosscountry Mercy at Connecticut College Invitational, Noon lona at Meet of ChampkmslVan Cortland Park) 1130 a.m. Nyack and Purchase at Bard Invitational, 11:00 a.m. Dominican at Drew, 9:00 a.m.

Men's Got) Manhattan at St. John's Invitational, TBA Softball Manhattan at Fordham, TBA FRIDAY'S RESULTS Men's Soccer lona 2, Rider 1 George Washington 1, Fordham 0 Volleyball Southern Connecticut Tournament Mercy 15-15-15, Bridgeport University 4-4-7 Woman's Soccer Fordham 1 George Washington 2 y-clinched conference title x-clinched playoff berth. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for shootout win and zero points -for loss. Shootout (SOW) is a subset of wins. Yesterday's Game New England 2, MetroStars 1 Today's Games -Los Angeles at Dallas, 1 p.m.

Columbus at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Tampa Bay at DC United, 8 p.m. Chicago at Colorado, 9 p.m. Kansas City at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. attempt blocked in the second quarter.

Army was actually spared a worse fate as junior Keith Stokes returned punts 89 and 61 yards in the first and third quarters, respectively, for apparent touchr downs. However, both plays were called back because of downfield; blocking penalties. By then, though. East Carolina had clearly established control of the game. On the game's first drive, the Pirates drove 59 yards and held the ball for 4:11 before Miller kicked a 30-yard field goal.

East Carolina converted on third down on the drive and Garrard gained 3 yards on a fourth-and; one from the Army 21-yard line, i Army's first two possessions went three-and-out, and the Ca. dets' initial first down did not come until there was 13:52 left in, the first half. The loss continued Army's bacj luck against ranked opponents. The Cadets have not defeated a Top 25 team since 1972. Manhattanvffle 7, Baruch 2 Singles Alexandra Valentin (M) d.

Cristine Ng (B) 6-3, 6-0; Kerrl Kleiner (M) d. Kendra Kofker (B) 6-3, 6-1; Dominque DiMak) (M) d. Serab Erdem (B) 7-5, 6-0; Natalie Spedaliere (M) d. Natalie Graves (B) 7-5, 6-1 Arlene Auyeung (B) d. Katie Atchinson (M) 6-4, 6-1 Jessica Rubinstein (B) Makia Burgess (M) 7-6 (7-1), 6-2.

Doubles Valentin-Kleiner (M) d. Ng-Kolker (B) 10-4. DiMak)-Spedaliere (M) d. Erdem-Graves (B) 10-4; Makia Bur-gess-Makenzie Burgess (M) d. Auyeung-Rubinstein (B0 11-9.

Records Manhattanville 3-1, Baruch 0-1 Men's Soccer Dominican 4, BtoemfMd (N 3 (OT) Bloomfield 1 2 1-3 Dominican 1 2 04 Goats Bl: Pardo 2, Vered; Osel Twaneboah 3, Billy Street. Assists Bl: Vered, Bualeng; Gnadege Low 2, Noel Palmer, Twaneboah. Saves Bl: Sanchez Michael Hagophian 12 Records: Dominican 3-7; Bloomfield 3-5 Concordia 4, Bryant CoHg Joe Gerena completed 10 of 20 passes for 196 yards. He and senior tight end Shaun Castillo connected on a 49-yard play to the East Carolina 26-yard line on the third play of the second half, marking Gerena's longest pass and Castillo's first reception of the season. "We didn't get going until the fourth quarter," said Army senior receiver Grady Jett, who caught four passes for 80 yards.

"(East Carolina) said that all of the teams that have been playing them have been blinking in the fourth quarter, and our goal was to not blink in the fourth quarter. It was like we were too focused on the fourth quarter and we didn't get it going in the Sophomore split end Omari Thompson was dropped for a 4-yard loss off a reverse after Castillo's reception, and that drive stalled. Senior kicker Matt Parker was short on a 46-yard field goal attempt after having a 45-yard MUNICH, Germany (AP) Results yesterday of the $6.7 mMon Grand Slam Cup: Men Semifinals Tommy Haas, Germany, def. Thomas Enqvist, Sweden, 6-3, 6-4, 6-7 (4-7), 6- 4. Greg Rusedski, Britain, def.

Andrei Medvedev, Ukraine, 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (7-1), 7- 5. FOOTBALL CFL Standings Bryant College Concordia 0 0-0 3 1-4 Unable to generate anything on the ground, the Cadets uncharacteristically went to the air. Junior Baseball Goals Cn: Bruno Scott Mack 2, Dylan Mavcrink, Rodrigo Farta. Assists Cn: Nicko Moulard, Fladdi Kulla, Maycrink. Saves BC Adam Stem Cn: Jeremy Praetor.

Records: Bryant College 5-2; Concordia 5- 2. Rockland CC 2, Oloba 1 Globe 10-1 Rockland CC 11-2 Goals RCC Erick Mavorga, Ducker-son Joseph; James Winter. Assists RCC: Andre Anderson. Saves RCC Jack Milkxide Brown 12. Records: Rockland Community College 6- 2-1; Globe Community College 2-1 Carmazzi leads Hofstra past UMass t-1 Oreenburgh Greenburgh 010 200 0 3 4 0 Eastchester 121 430 11 10 1 RBI Richie Martin 1, Pete Milan! 3, Ian Fairclaugh 3, Milton Feliciana Joey PassanrK, Kevin Gallagher.

HR Gallagher; Martin, Fairclaugh, Milani. WP Josh Shaver (2-0). LP -Passanitl (0-1). EAST ROUNDUP: Pittsburgh's Turman throws East Division PTS PF PA Montreal 8 4 0 16 277 256 Hamilton 7 6 0 14 448 294 Toronto 6 7 0 12 294 287 Winnipeg 3 9 0 6 237 420 West Division PTS Pf PA B.C. 10 3 0 20 342 281 Calgary 9 4 0 18 383 282 Edmonton 4 I 0 8 319 357 Saskatchewan 3 0 6 255 379 Note: Two points for a regulation or overtime win and one point for a tie.

Friday's Game Calgary 21, Hamilton 17 Yesterday's Game B.C 28, Toronto 19 Today's Games Winnipeg at Edmonton, 130 p.m. Montreal at Saskatchewan, 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. Calgary at Toronto, 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct.

11 Hamilton at Winnipeg, 2 p.m. Monday, Oct. 11 Saskatchewan at Montreal, 1 p.m. Edmonton at B.C, 4 p.m. four TDs against Temple The Associated Press Giovanni Carmazzi passed for AUTO RACING NAPA Autocare 500 Lineup two touchdowns in a 20-point third quarter yesterday to lead YONKERS YESTERDAY'S RESULTS S-Chip In 8.803.902.80 1-Canaco Score 2.902.80 1 7-Trouble Time 4.20 a Exact! 5-1 132.00 1 S3 Triple 5-1-7 S465.75 "2nd 3-Kruger 31801320 641 2- Mikes Parting Shot 6.204.80 5.20 $2 Exacta 3-2 $150.50 S3 Triple 3-2-4 $1,144.00 Dairy Double 5-3 S56J0 4- CamsTheMan 5J03.802.80 3- Rip Pan Winkle 5.402.90 4rFlame and Fortune 180 $2 Exacta 5-3 $24.20 1" $3 Triple 5-3-4 $159.00 41tl 7rBartles and James 11.206.204.70 5-Arttul Move 8.105.90 vaaPrr5 KUD $2 Exacta 7-5 $115.00 $3 Triple 7-5-4 $2468.50 S3 Triple 3-5-7 $400.75 -ith JMrmbro Prospector 7.003.502.70 A-Magical Reward 3.202.60 -5-Seguret 3.30 S3 Triple 2-1-5 $150.75 $2 Exacta 2-1 $14.00 6th 1-Doctor Hopkins 8.103.803.30 5- Angels Luck 4.403.60 3-Elcarls El-Diabk) 6.10 $2 Exacta 1-5 $34.84 WT $3 Triple 1-5-3 $240.00 'l-Lesal Alien 5.903.302.20 2-Gasper Again 5.702.70 j4fHeat On The Street 2.40 Cc $2 Exacta 1-2 $25JJ0 $3 Triple 1-2-4 h'.

$3 Triple 2-1-1 Itk 5-Take A Camchance 5.30 3.00 2.60 Sneaky Hanover 3.603.50 jfcHosit The Colors 3.80 $2 Exacta 5-2 $19.20 $3 Triple 5-2-4 $98.25 9th J-Southwind Shiloh 5.604.602.50 Armbro Rifle 6.102.60 "3- Canaco Dynamo 2.70 $2 Exact! 7-1 $21 $3 Triple 7-1-2 $93.00 -lOHl Magical Mission 5.103.502.30 V-Armbro Sussex 5.102.60 1- Noble Ho 2.30 $2 Exact! 4-7 $20.40 $3 Triple 4-7-1 $50.70 11th 1 Wvatrart 30201320 410 1-Ramiet Hanover 3.202.40 1 2- Haunted Heart 7.10 $2 Exact! (-I $115.50 Daily Double 4-8 $65.00 $3 Triple 8-1-2 $750.00 -v Pick Four 5-7-4-1 $718.50 Total Handle $893,049 ODDS half 7 yards short of the school's career rushing record of 2,503 yards. PITTSBURGH 55, TEMPLE 24: At Pittsburgh, John Turman threw four touchdown passes in less than three quarters and a pair of Pittsburgh interceptions led to two touchdowns in two minutes. WAKE FOREST 17, RUTGERS At Winston-Salem, N.C, Wake Forest is off to its best start in 12 years, getting two touchdowns from Morgan Kane. The Scarlet Knights have started the season with four straight losses for only the third time since 1902. TOWSON 14, HOLY CROSS 0 At Towson, senior quarterback Joe Lee completed 30 of 54 passes for a school-record 481 yards and two touchdowns.

DELAWARE 41, RICHMOND 33: At Newark, the teams combined for 959 yards for the game and 47 points in the second quarter alone. CONNECTICUT 20, RHODE ISLAND 9: At Storrs, second-half touchdowns by fullback Matt Fes-chak and tailback Taber Small rallied Connecticut NAVY 31, WEST VIRGINIA 28: At Morgantown, W.Va., Navy quarterback Brian Broadwater rushed for three touchdowns while Tim Shubzda kicked a 29-yard field goal with 2:53 left. JAMES MADISON 23, VILLANOVA 20: At Villanova, Pa, Curtis Kea-ton ran 31 yards for a touchdown NFL Today at Atlanta 3 Baltimore New Orleans 1 at Chicago St. Louis 3'i at Cincinnati New England 12 at Cleveland at Dallas 7Vi Arizona at Minnesota 7 Tampa Bay at Giants 9'A Philadelphia Jacksonville 3 at Pittsburgh at Washington 8 Carolina at Denver 5 Jets at San Diego 1 Kansas City at San Fran. lVa Tennessee at Seattle 3Vi Oakland Tomorrow at Miami 5 Buffalo Copyright 19 World Features Syndicate, Inc.

in the fourth quarter, and James Madison held on after Wildcat kicker Casey Harmon missed a 47-, yard field goal attempt late in the game. MARIST 49, CANISIUS 7: At Buffalo, N.Y., Kevin Chartrand threw for 73 yards, ran for another 22 and scored twice to lead Marist LEHIGH 63, COLUMBIA 13: At Bethlehem, Phil Stambaugh' threw for 272 yards and five touchdowns and Ron Jean rushed, for 179 yards as Lehigh extended" its regular-season winning streak to a Division I-best 16. BUOXNELL 23, PENN 1 6: At Phila-delphia, quarterback Don McDowell ran for two touchdowns' and threw for another as Buck-i nell scored 23 unanswered points; then held off a late-game surge by Pennsylvania LAFAYETTE 20, DARTMOUTH 10: At Easton, Pa, Brian Tuma rushed for a touchdown and a career-high 123 yards, and Angel Colon returned an interception 43 yards for a score for Lafayette. COLGATE 24, HARVARD 21: At Boston, Erich Kutschke kicked 33-yard field goal on the final play of the game as Colgate, whicht blew a 14-point fourth-quarterj lead, held on. CORNELL 33, BROWN 28: At Providence, R.I., Brian Ulbricht' ran for a 7-yard touchdown with 1:03 remaining as Cornell rallied from a 21-point third-quarter deli- cit mph.

21. (33) Ken Schrader, Chevrolet, 94.176 mph. 22. (66) Darrell Waltrip, Ford, 94.143 mph. 23.

(25) Wally Dallenbach, Chevrolet, 94.125 mph. 24. (5) Terry Labonte, Chevrolet, 94.101 mph. 25. (18) Bobby Labonte, Pontiac, 94.078 mph.

26. (1) Steve Park, Chevrolet, 94.073 mph. 27. (28) Kenny Irwin, Ford, 94.050 mph. 28.

(11) Brett Bodine, Ford, 93.957 mph. 29. (40) Sterling Martin, Chevrolet, 93.915 mph. 30. (4) Bobby Hamilton, Chevrolet, 93.826 mph.

31. (23) Jimmy Spencer, Ford, 91803 mph. 32. (45) David Green, Pontiac 93.798 mph. 33.

(94) Bill Elliott, Ford, 93.756 mph. 34. (50) Ricky Craven, Chevrolet, 93.705 mph. 35. (58) Hut Stricklin, Ford, 93.576 mph.

36. (16) Kevin Lepage, Ford, 93.557 mph. 37. (20) Tony Stewart, Pontiac provisional. 38.

(3) Dale Earnhardt, Chevrolet, provisional. 39. (97) Chad Little, Ford, provisional. 40. (26) Johnny Benson, Ford, provisional.

41. (21) Elliott Sadler, Ford, provisional. 42. (36) Jerry Nadeau, Pontiac, provisional. 43.

(71) Dave Marcls, Chevrolet, MARTINSVILLE, Va. (AP) The tne-up for today's NASCAR Winston Cup Series NAPA AutoCart 500 at Martinsville Speedway with starting position, car number in parentheses, driver, make of car and speed in man: 1. (42) Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet, 95.223 mph. 2. (75) Ted Musgrave, Ford, 95.070 mph.

I (60) Geoffrey Bodkie, Chevrolet, 94.836 mph. 4. (44) Kyle Petty, Pontiac 94.794 mph. 5. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 94.761 mph.

6. (6) Mark Martin, Ford, 94.713 mph. 7. (55) Kenny Wallace, Chevrolet, 94466 mph. S.

(10) Ricky Rudd, Ford, 94.661 mph. 9. (43) John Andretti, Pontiac, 94.647 mph. 10. (9) Rich Blckle, Pontiac 94.633 mph.

11. (22) Ward Burton, Pontiac 94.585 mph. 12. (98) Rick Mast, Ford, 94.477 mph. II (99) Jeff Burton, Ford, 94.425 mph.

14. (88) Dale Jan-eft, Ford, 94.387 mph. 15 (77) Robert Pressley, Ford, 94.364 mph. 16. (31) Mike Skinner, Chevrolet, 94.331 mph.

17. (12) Jeremy Mayfteld, Ford, 94.289 mph. 18. (7) Michael Waltrip, Chevrolet, 94.218 mph. 19.

(30) Mike Bliss, Pontiac, 94.218 mph. 20. (2) Rusty Wallace, Ford, 94.195 unbeaten Hofstra over Massachusetts 27-14. Carmazzi completed 22 of 35 passes for 253 yards to give the Flying Dutchmen their fifth victory of the season and eighth in a row overall. Marcel Shipp ran for 200 yards and two touchdowns, going over the 100-yard rushing mark for the 16th straight game, as defending Division I-AA national champion UMass fell to 1-3.

Deadlocked 7-7 at halftime, Hofstra broke the tie early in the third when Robert Thomas intercepted a pass by Todd Bankhead and ran 15 yards for a touchdown and a 13-7 lead. Before the third quarter was over, Carmazzi passed for 22- and 4-yard touchdowns to give Hofstra a 27-7 lead. He also set up the second touchdown with a 43-yard keeper run. The teams traded long-distance touchdowns in the first half. Hofstra's Vaughn Sanders raced 74 yards for a touchdown on his team's first play from scrimmage of the game.

He fractured his left tibia in the second COLLEGE HOCKEY Scores MIDWEST Ohio St. 6, Wayne St. 0 EXHIBITION Miami, Ohio 7, Windsor 1 Michigan 6, Wilfrid Laurier 2 HELMONTYESTERDAY'S RESULTS 1st $71,000, 3YO, 7f, dear. (5) Alexthethird (I.Diego) 1.50 4.00 2.90 ffi The Party Chairman (L.Rivera. Jr.) 4.70 170 7 Princeton hands Fordham fourth straight loss 6.70 OukN.

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Fast. Also Ran-Pokna, Prt-cwsa Garden Spot. Exact! (1-5) paid $2120. mdn sol wt, 2YO, if, dear. 9 (8) Twilight Time (CDeCarlo) 7.90 5.70 3.80 3 3 Wlcklow Springs (S.Bridgmohan) 8.20 4.60 8 (7) Bangladesh (J.Santos) 11.40 Off m.

Time 1:12.04. Fast. Scratdied-Rowies Road. Also Ran-B of a Son, Red Shift, Favorite Affair, Lusty American, Cape Cod. Exacta (9-3) paid $510.

Trifeda (9-3-8) paid $1,261.00. Ith-tttm He, 3YO up, 7f, dear. 4 (4) Scatmandu (E.Prado) 5.10 3.30 2.80 2 (2) Watchman's Warning (R.Davis) 170 2.70 1(1) Fourth and Six (S.Bridgmohan) 3.70 Off 439. Time 1:23.47. Fast.

Also Ran Lumberman, Dice Dancer. Wiling. Exact! (4-2) paid $15.80. Trifecta (4-2-1) paid 110.50. Pick 3 (1-9-4) 3 Correct Paid lisiti Pick i (3-6-1-1-9-4) 5 Correct Paid $2,941 .00.

ftk-tlt8J08, stk, 3YO up FtM, Imi, If. dear. Noble Damsel Handicap I (5) Khumba Mela (J.Santos) 560 3.20 2.50 I 8 Uanme (J.Bravo) 11.00 5.40 4 (3) Cyrillic (E.Prado) 3.40 Off ill. Time 1:34.50. Good.

Scratched-Terrea- vtene, The Unforsjven. Also Ran Seeking the Peart, Ma, Final Tango, Siberian Mirage, Lets Get Cozzy. Exacta (1-1) paid $63.50. Trifecta (1-8-4) paid $280.00. Daily Double (4-1) paid $1500.

IfJtti-Ml JJOO, mdn spl wt, 3YO up FtM, if, dear. 5 (5) Swan Lake (A.Gryder) 5.60 3.70 2.80 I 8 Ruling Queen (E.Prado) 4.30 3.60 6(6) Kerry Offaly (CDeCarlo) 17.00 Off HH Time 1:12.97. Fast. Scratched Pro Motion Days. Also Ran-Bidasweet, Eve's Obligation, Come On an Dance, Dina's Double, FuN of Bud, Devifinared-dress, Speedy Lucia, Feeling Forty.

Exada (5-0 paid S2ZM. Trifecta (5-8-4) paid $424.50. Superfecia (5-8-6-7) paid $2,244.00. Attendance 8,974. ITW $3,717,944.

1ST $7,077,079. Handle $1,878,774. Total ffandle $12,473,799. Off 141. Time 1:2110.

Fast. Scratched-Dr Skate, Buckando. Also Ran Flo's Double, Wecanbeheroes, Steamer. Exact! (6-7) paid $34.40. 2nd $41 ,000, mdn spl wt, 2YO, dear.

4-(l) Nitecap (M.Smith) JJ0 3.10 2.60 1 7) Chancery Court (J.Santos) 510 3.60 SB) Call It Off (A.Gryder) 5.90 Off 1:30. Time 1:11.50. Fast. Also Ran-Gotd Sensa-jjro, Renoir, Bandana, Deafman, Surreptitiously. Ex-Ada 1-7) oak) $30.00.

Qumeta (1-7) paid $19.00. Daily Double (6-1) paid 127.40. ale, 2YO, 4W, dear. 313) Mass Market (E.Prado) 36.40 650 2.10 414) Nunzk) (J.Velazquez) 2.50 2.10 5 5) Negotiator (RDavis) 2.10 Oft Time 1:18.12. Fast.

Also Ran-Aftemoon Affair, Repetition. Exacta (3-4) paid $69.00. 4th $41,000, mdn spl wt, 3YO up F4M, if, dear. '6 (4) Tears of Joy (A.Gryder) 11,00 4.70 3.70 7 (7 Firmness (R.Davis) 3.60 2.80 5(4) Precious Clare (D.Nelson) 5.00 'Off 2:32. Time 1:1168.

Fast. Scratched-Wild Not Criminal. Also Ran a-Moneta, a-Satly Krissy, Tim-balier Bay, Tavoeta Storm. Exada (4-7) paid $37.40. an offensive touchdown in a 27-0 victory over winless Fordham 27- 0 yesterday at Princeton, N.

J. 1 "There is no doubt this is what we needed after the first two weeks," Tosches said after Princeton (1-2) handed Fordham its fourth straight loss under new coach Dave Clawson. "There was i a little frustration and our confi-1 dence was a little dented. We had to get in the win column. ly, this is a stepping stone." A pnmhinatinn of LOCAL ROUNDUP: Georgetown blanks lona The Associated Press It was hard to figure out what Princeton coach Steve Tosches was more excited about the Tigers' first win of the year or the prospect of Cameron Atkinson carrying the ball the next four years.

Atkinson ran for 122 yards on 15 carries and became the first Princeton freshman to eyer score mistakes and big defensive plays' by the Tigers kept the Rams off; the scoreboard in the first half. GEORGETOWN 28, IONA Cn At: New Rochelle, J.J. Mont threw two touchdown passes and Rol Belli rushed for two Georgetown (4-0, 2-0 MAAQ has beaten lona (2-2, 1-1) five straight times. Mont who was 16 for 27' for 141 yards, hit Rob Riedel with5 a 5-yard scoring pass to cap ari! 11-play, 85-yard drive at 6:59 of thp first nnarfpjr".