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D13 THE JOURNAL-NEWS, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1986 Wake Forest ground game crushes Army "7 PJ if 1 i :1 fy 'f Vlf'" Wake Forest-Army Wikt FortU 7 7 21 14-4 Army 7 0 7-14 WF-R Ivet 3 run (Hoyle kick) ARMY-Crawford 23 run (Rambusch kick) WF Rivet 4 pass from Elkins (Hoyle kick) WF-McGill 23 run (Hoyle kick) WF-McGIII 28 pass from Elkins (Hoyle kick) WF-Young 5 run (Hoyle kick) ARMY-Crawford 3 run (Rambusch kick) WF-Rlves 2 run (Hoyle kick) WF-Scott 1 run (Hoyle kick) rushing and two touch-' downs on 25 carries. Halfback Darryl McGill (one touchdown) added 114 yards rushing on 16 carries to the Deacons' 62-carries, 325-yard, five-touchdown rushing performance. By contrast, the Army wishbone finished with 175 net rushing yards on 46 attempts, did not convert any of 11 third-down situations and finished with just 12 first downs, compared to Wake Forest's 28. The Deacons controlled the ball 35:15, compared to Army's 24:45. Jy 1 1ZJ ST I WF ARMY First downs 21 62-325 171 23 Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Sacks By Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession 15-25-0 4-12-0 1-6 0-00 3-40 3-2 5-39 35:15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Wake Forest, Rives 25-122, McGill 16-114, Young 1541, Scott 6-28.

Army, Peterson 14-77, Wright 6-53, Crawford 16-26, Jones 9-24, White l-lmlnus 5). PASSING-Wake Forest, Elkins 15-25-0-178. Army, Crawford 6-12- 0- 118. RECEIVING Wake Forest, Scales 4-70, Proehl 3-32, McGill 2-29, Brim 2-20, Rives 2-15, Phillips 1- 10, Chambers 1-2. Army, Cha-rette 1-44, White 2-34, Jones 2-22, Peterson 1-18.

MISSED FIELD GOALS-Wake Forest, Hoyle 30. Army, Rambusch 35. 1 By BARRIE DAWSON Staff Writer WEST POINT, N.Y. It was the kind of ground game those who attend Army football games at Michie Stadium have become accustomed to the past two years. A run for five yards here.

A gain of 10 yards there. Plenty of ball control and plenty of touchdowns. However, it wasn't the Army wishbone that was gobbling up chunks of turf play after play Saturday afternoon. It was the Wake Forest pro-option attack the same offense that passed for 429 yards against North Carolina State the week before. The result was a 49-14 Army loss to the visiting Demon Deacons.

It was a game where the Cadets' offense was stuck in neutral and the defense in reverse. The loss ended 1-2 Army's 13-game home winning streak and 3-1 Wake Forest's 49 points were the most given up by a Jim Young-coached Army team. "Obviously, we made a lot of mistakes," said the surprisingly calm Young, whose team was hit with 12 penalties for 110 yards and lost three of four fumbles. "We're not poised, we're not doing a good job of coaching, and we're playing some pretty decent teams. We're banged up a little, but nevertheless we're supposed to play over those things." Where Army is banged up the most is in its offensive line.

Three of five starters guards Bill Schleiden (hamstring), Jack Frey (sprained ankle) and tackle Ed Shultz (shoulder sprain) did not open the game. Frey was the only one of the three who played. When asked whether the absence of the three linemen was the reason why the Army wishbone was ineffective, quarterback Tory Crawford said, "That has a large part to do with they (Wake Forest) came off blocks and shot gaps. We've just got to get healthy. "We all thought we'd have a better showing than we did today we knew we had to improve and during practice we did.

We knew this game was a challenge we were supposed to overcome." The Cadets didn't. On their first possession, they marched 43 yards but didn't score because place-kicker Harold "Bit" Rambusch missed a 35-yard field goal attempt. Wake Forest then ran the ball 13 times in 15 plays, marched 80 yards during a drive that consumed 7:04, and took a 7-0 lead when fullback Chip Rives ran through the middle for a three-yard touchdown with 3:41 left in the first quarter. Knowing that Wake Forest had passed successfully against North Carolina State, Army went to a nickel defense on the Deacon's second offensive play and used it liberally throughout. By game's end, Rives had accumulated 122 yards Nevertheless, the game remained close through out the first half.

Craw ford's 23-yard touchdown burst with 2:12 left in the half tied the score, 7-7, but Wake Forest an swered with a 67-yard touchdown march that consumed 1:51 and concluded with quarterback Mike Elkins' four-yard scoring toss to Rives :21 before the half. The Wake Forest drive was aided by a pass-inter ference call against Army that Young vehemently protested. The Deacons pulled away, 21-7, on their second possession of the third quarter when they forced a Crawford fumble on the Army 23. On its first play, Wake Forest's McGill turned a draw play into a 23-yard touchdown. By the end of the quarter, the Deacons led, 35-7.

"We were a little flat against Northwestern," said Army linebacker Dave Scheyer, when asked why his team hadn't rebounded from last week's loss. "Today, we made too many mistakes. To be effective, we have to have 11 guys going and we haven't had it. There were too many missed assignments." 3 i yyp" Pitt routs West Virginia EAST 4 MIDWEST Photo by Robort Sckvrino 100-yard Wake Forest rusher Darryl McGill (44) is grabbed by Army's Tom Mathers (76) Irish hp Purdue, 41-9 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) A potent Notre Dame offense led by freshman tailback Anthony Johnson's two touchdowns brushed back Purdue as the Irish defeated the Boilermakers 41-9 in nonconference college football Saturday for Lou Holtz' first victory as Notre Dame coach.

The Notre Dame defense stalled Purdue freshman quarterback Jeff George, who experimented with 10 receivers and accumulated 295 yards total offense to Notre Dame's 478 yards. Holtz had promised Johnson more playing time to perk up Notre Dame's running game after Johnson's impressive rushing touchdown last week in a losing effort at Michigan State. Notre Dame kicker John Carney made field goals of 49 and 42 yards and added extra points following touchdowns by Johnson, Pernell Taylor and Milt Jackson and Mark Green. Kansas 20, Indiana St. 6 LAWRENCE, Kan.

(AP) Arnold Snell of Mount Vernon, N.Y., rushed for 167 yards and two touchdowns Saturday, the best day by a Kansas runner in six years, to lead the Jayhawks to a 20-6 victory over Indiana State. Snell scored on runs of 44 and 17 yards. It was the most yards by a Kansas back since Kerwin Bell gutted Kansas State for 216 yards in 1980. Ohio St 64, Utah 6 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Ohio State piled up a school record 715 yards in total offense and James Bryant and Vince Workman each rushed for more than 100 yards Saturday in a 64-6 victory over Utah in a non-conference college football game. Workman led all rushers with 168 yards on 16 carries and scored touchdowns on runs of 9 and 2 yards and a 13-yard scoring pass from quarterback Karsatos.

Fullback George Cooper scored on runs of 2, 1, 7 and 2 yards and had 33 yards on 8 carries. Iowa St. 36, Wichita St. 14 AMES, Iowa (AP) Alex Espinoza passed for three touchdowns as Iowa State toppled Wichita State 36-14 in non-conference college football Saturday. Wichita State, playing without leading rusher Va-lasco Smith who sprained an ankle last week, got both of its touchdowns on passes from reserve quarterback David Kruse to split end Anthony Hardy late in the fourth period.

Indiana 41, Missouri 24 COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) Tailback Spud Washington and quarterback Brian Dewtiz scored twice, helping unbeaten Indiana roll on the strength of three fourth-quarter touchdowns to a 41-24 triumph Saturday over mistake-prone Missouri. Washington, a 173-pound junior caught seven passes for 43 yards and ran for 47 yards on 10 carries. Wyoming 21, Wisconsin 12 MADISON, Wis. (AP) -Quarterback Randy Welni-ak, replacing injured Scott Runyan, passed for 276 yards and two touchdowns Saturday to lead Wyoming to a 21-12 non-conference football victory over Wisconsin's struggling Badgers.

Rutgers 16, Syracuse 10 SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) Quarterback Joe Gag-liardi, running away from pressure, lobbed a 24-yard touchdown pass to fullback Matt Prescott five minutes into the third quarter for the decisive score Saturday as Rutgers defeated Syracuse 16-10, handing the win-less Orangemen their fourth consecutive loss. Doug Giesler converted three field goals to help keep Rutgers undefeated at 3-0-1. Fordham 20, Kings Point 19 NEW YORK (AP) John Kennedy kicked a 37-yard field goal with 7:41 reamining, his second of the game, to give Fordham a 20-19 Liberty Conference victory over Kings Point Saturday. Fordham quarterback Bob Hagan completed 20 of 26 passes for 233 yards, closing out the game by hitting 17 of 18 throws.

He tossed touchdown passes of 18 yards to Tony Socci in the first quarter and 7 yards to John Somers in the third quarter. Brown 27, Rhode Island 7 KINGSTON, R.I. (AP) Quarterback Mark Donovan tossed three scoring passes, including a pair to Dave Fielding, and Alex Kos booted two field goals Saturday as Brown crushed intra-state rival Rhode Island 27-7 in football. Connecticut 17, Yale 12 NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) Tailbacks Marc Mofsowitz and Jeff Gallaher scored touchdowns Saturday to lead Connecticut to its third straight victory, a 17-12 decision over Yale in a non-conference football game.

It was the Huskies' fourth straight victory in the state rivalry that goes back to 1948, but it was only their seventh win overall in the 37-game series. Holy Cross 41, Harvard 0 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) Sophomore quarterback Jeff Wiley led Holy to four touchdowns in a 6 Vi -minute span Saturday afternoon in a 41-0 rout of Harvard University in football at Harvard Stadium. Harvard, 1-1, committeed 11 turnovers in the game and never threatened to get on the scoreboard. Massachusetts 31, Northeastern 28 AMHERST, Mass.

(AP) Sophonore tailback Kevin Snellie scored twice on 1-yard runs as the University of Massachusetts scored 24 unanswered points Saturday to rally past Northeastern 31-28 in football at Alumni Stadium. PITTSBURGH (AP) John Congemi threw for three touchdowns, including a 66-yarder to Bill Os- born, and Osborn passed for another on a halfback option play as Pittsburgh buried rival West Virginia 48-16 Saturday in college football. Congemi completed 16 of 30 passes for 260 yards, 219 in the first half, and ran for another score as the Panthers, 2-1-1, beat West Virginia, 2-2, for the first time since 1982. Pitt scoring its most one-sided victory over West Virginia since a 52-7 triumph in 1978 scored 34 unanswered points after the Mountaineers closed to 14-10 on Mike Timko's 30-yard touchdown pass to Harvey Smith early in the second period. Navy 41, Lehigh 0 ANNAPOLIS, Md.

(AP) Chuck Smith ran for three touchdowns and scored a fourth on a 39-yard pass from quarterback Bill Byrne as Navy romped to a 41-0 victory over Lehigh Saturday. The four touchdowns by the junior tailback tied a Navy record for most points in a single game previously held by running backs Gerry Goodwin, Eddie Meyers and Joe Bellino. Byrne, who threw for two touchdowns, completed 18 passes for 265 yards. That was enough to move him ahead of Roger Staubach into 3rd place among Navy quarterbacks in number of completions and 4th for total yardage. Smith, who entered the game as the nation's leading all-purpose rusher, played less than three quarters but still wound up with 192 yards on rushes, pass receptions and kickof returns.

Cornell 21, Colgate 12 HAMILTON, N.Y. (AP) Junior wide receiver Shaun Hawkins caught four passes for 108 yards and two touchdowns Saturday to lead Cornell to a 21-12 win over Colgate. The Big Red win was the first for Cornell over Colgate since 1979. St. John's N.Y.

29, Marist 21 POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. (AP) St. John's quarterback Paul Koster completed 18 of 28 passes for 201 yards and three touchdowns as the Redmen tripped host Marist 29-21 in Divison III college football Saturday. The Redmen attack was bolstered by halfback Bryan Williams, who was the games leading rusher with 114 yards on 26 carries. Williams caught two touchdown passes.

Northwestern 37, Princeton 0 PRINCETON, N.J. Brian Nuffer ran for two touchdowns, Mike Greenfield ran for one TD and passed for another, and Northwestern's defense forced seven turnovers as the Wildcats defeated Princeton 37-0 at Palmer Stadium. The shutout was the first for Northwestern since a 0-0 tie with Illinois at the start of the 1978 season and its first winning shutout since a 30-0 victory over Indiana in 1975. New Hampshire 65, Dartmouth 12 HANOVER, N.H. (AP) Quarterback Bob Jean passed for four touchdowns as the New Hampshire Wildcats tied a school record for most points scored in a game with a 66-12 rout of cross-state rival Dartmouth on Saturday.

For Dartmouth, it was the worst defeat since a 70-0 loss to Harvard in 1886. Brigham Young tops Temple FAR WEST PROVO, Utah (AP) Quarterback Steve Lindsley threw for 314 yards and three touchdowns to rally Brigham Young to a 27-17 victory over Temple Saturday afternoon. BYU, 3-1, rebounding from a 52-21 thrashing by Washington the week before, held Temple scoreless in the final period while Lindsley brought BYU from a 17-14 deficit. Air Force 24, Colorado St. 7 AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo.

(AP) Junior quarterback Jim Tomallo, in his first start for the Air Force Academy, engineered three touchdown drives while the Falcons' defense, led by Tom Rotello, shut down Colorado State in a 24-7 Western Athletic Conference victory Saturday. Rotello tied the Air Force career interception record with his 15th theft late in the fourth quarter. San Jose St. 35, Cal 14 BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) Flanker Guy Liggins raced 35 yards for a touchdown on a reverse and Mike Perez passed for 348 yards Saturday as San Jose State overwhelmed favored California 35-14.

Kenny Jackson added 116 yards rushing as the Spartans, 2-2, mixed Perez' passing with an unaccustomed running attack to dominate the game. San Jose, from the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference, rolled up 562 yards to 336 yards for California of the Pacific 10. Stanford 17, Oregon State 7 CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) John Paye threw for one touchdown and Brad Muster ran for another Saturday as Stanford sloshed to a 17-7 victory over Oregon State in the Pacific 10 Conference football opener for both teams. What was to have been a high-scoring aerial show by two pass-oriented teams turned into a rain-soaked defensive struggle.

Nevada-Reno 61, Montana St. 10 BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) Lucius Floyd rushed for a school record 305 yards to lead Nevada-Reno, the top-ranked NCAA Division I-AA football team, to a 61-10 Big Sky Conference victory over Montana State on Saturday. Floyd, who had run for only 149 yards in his previous three games this season, carried the ball just 17 times. He scored on touchdown runs of 2, 63, 56 and 68 yards.

His yardage total eclipsed the UNR record of 293 yards set in 1978 by Frank Hawkins, now a member of the Los Angeles Raiders of the NFL. More college football on D16 Lafayette 26, Columbia 21 NEW YORK (AP) Kurt Bowman and Bruce Mclntyre scored two touchdowns each to lead Lafayette to a 26-21 victory over Columbia Saturday, extending the losing Lions' winless streak to 26 games the longest in the nation. Penn 10, Buckndt 7 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Defending four-time Ivy League champion Penn had to fight off Bucknell's fourth-quarter rally to edge the Bisons 10-7 in a non-conference college football game Saturday. Rich Comizio ran for 175 yards in 26 carries for the 2-0 Quakers, who needed a late defensive surge deep in their own territory to preserve victory. J..