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2-D Sunday, Oct. 27, 1974 Philadelphia Inquirer Boston College Outhits, Outhustles Villanova 55-7 Boston Collaga 14 14 7 JS Villanova 0 0 0 77 BC Godbolt 1 run (Stelnfoii kick) BC Esposito 35 run (iteinlort kick) BC Barnella I run (Sleinlort kick) BC Esposito 4 run (Sleinlort kick) BC Barnette 1 run (Stainfort kick) Vil Frederick 2 past from Dimimck (Griggs kick) BC Paulsen 35 past from Concaonan (Steinfort kick) BC Meichtorre 9 run (kick failed) BC Strong 24 run (Steinforf kick) A 11.100 The Eagles' defense was so tough that Villanova didn't get a first down until Frazier hit Mike Lombardi with a 13-yard pass with 9:37 left in the second period. That was all the Cats got in the half, while BC rolled up 15 first downs and a 285-39 edge in total yardage. And they didn't rest on their laurels. There was almost five minutes gone in the third period before Villanova crossed the midfield stripe under its own power.

"It was unbelievable," Weaver concluded. Only to those who watched it. Esposito, who won the Ralph Pasquariello Sr. Award as the game's most valuable player, carried 20 times for 155 yards. His backfield mate, Keith Bar-nette, was almost as effective, gaining 101 yards on 23 carries and also scoring twice.

"We played a little better," said Boston College coach Joe Yukien, referring to last week's 35-11 loss at Pittsburgh. "I thought the defense played exceptionally well, but I guess you would have to say we had a well-balanced effort." no ill effects on a 35-yard scoring scamper that capped a seven-play 76-yard march and got the Eagles flying to their third win in six starts. "We came ready to play," said Esposito, who also scored from four yards out in the final of the second period for a 28-0 halftime lead. "It was an important game for us," said Esposito, whose last trip to Philadelphia (a 34-7 loss to Temple) was not so happy. "It'll be a big boost for us.

We go home now for West Virginia, Tulane and Syracuse in a row." Van Alstine Powers W. Chester Win Hi fc.jSAriniimiMinwi wiH4 muraiim WitnmW), nn Yum rii" i) r' in 1 1 CHEYNEY 29 BLOOMSBURG 0 Sophomore Abe Joe bulled his way for three touchdowns and 166 yards rushing as Cheyney State romped over visiting Bloomsburg in a Pennsylvania Conference game. Joe, brother of Wolves' Coach Billy Joe, scored on runs of 2, 3 and 4 yards and carried 22 times. His first TD helped Cheyney (5-2, 3-2 league) gain a 15-0 halftime lead. The other touchdown came on a 49 yard pass from Allen Hurst to John Mackrey.

Mackrey also caught a 45-yard pass in a 98-yard drive leading to Joe's first touchdown. Cheyney safety Reggie Beard intercepted three passes. Bloomsburg (1-5-1, 1-3 league) had only one sustained drive, being held on downs at the Cheyney 25. WeYeputtiiig on ice By BILL SIMMONS Inquirer Staff Writer There were maybe 3,200 of the 11,100 Villanova Stadium spectators who saw the Wildcats win Saturday afternoon. They were the ones who attended the varsity basketball team's intra-squad scrimmage in the adjacent field-house.

Even that couldn't have helped their spirits much because the beating the Cats took on the gridiron will not easily be forgotten. "We were outhit, outhus-tled, outplayed and out-coached," said Villanova coach Jim Weaver following Boston College's 55-7 romp. "We were beaten soundly to say the least." It was Villanova's worst setback since a 54-0 rout at Army in 1960, and was the most points scored by an opponent since Army's Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard went inside and outside for an 83-0 victory in 1944. Villanova's third straight loss in what is now a 3-4 season and fading left the effervescent Weaver bewildered for the first time in his rookie year at the helm. "I don't know where it went wrong," Weaver said in the tomblike atmosphere of the locker room.

"I thought we had a good week of practice and that we were emotionally ready to play our best game of the year." The Cats won the opening coin flip, but from almost the first play it was evident that that was all they were going to win. Mike Frazier opened at quarterback in place of Brian Sikorski because Weaver felt he was better at running the option and the coach wanted to establish a running game. He never did with Frazier or with Sikorski, who replaced him late in the first half. Three plays netted two yards before the usually reliable Scott Kaufman had his punt go off the side of his foot to give BC the ball on the Wildcats' 37. It was a hole Villanova never would get out of.

Ten plays later, the Eagles scored with Mike Godbolt going the final yard on a pitch around the left side. BC got the ball back immediately on John Murphy's interception but beat itself on that series with the first three of seven penalties for a total of 91 yards. There was no missing the next time. All-East halfback Mike Esposito, coming back after missing seven quarters with a knee injury, showed Teiepnoto UPI Villanova's Gene Fasulo (24), Steve Ramsey (S3) Guy Van Alstine scored three touchdowns Saturday afternoon as host West Chester beat Kutztown, 30-21, in an Eastern Division Pennsylvania Conference game at Farrell Stadium. The victory gave West Chester (7-0 overall) a 5-0 conference log.

Kutztown (2-5 overall) is 1-4 in the conference. Van Alstine ran five yards for an opening-period touchdown and his seven -yard jaunt in the second quarter enabled West Chester to enjoy a 14-0 halftime lead. Van Al-stine's third score of the day came on a six-yard pass from Warren Mays and gave the host team a 21-7 advantage in the third period after Kutz-town's Bruce Harper ran five yards for a score. Kutztown narrowed the margin to 21-14 later in the period when Dave Buttarp scored on a 35-yard pass play Kutitown 1J J-H West Chester 7 7 7 730 WC VanAlstlne 5 run (Cook kick) WC Van Alstina 7 run (Cook kick) Kut Harper I run (Gisondi kick) WC VanAlstlna i pass from Mayt (Cook kick) Kut Buttaro 35 past from Daher (Gisondi kick) WC Mills 1 run (Cook kick) Kut Harper run (Gisondi kick) WC Safety Daher tackled in and ions Bloomsburg 0 0 0 0 0 Cheyney 3 12 7 7 27 Che FG Richardson 22 Che Mackrey 47 past from Hurst (kick failed) Che Jo. 2 run (kick failed) Che Joe run (Richardson kick) Che Joe 5 run (Richardson kick) Area in which Mike Deher was the thrower.

The host team expanded its lead to 28-14 in the final session as Herb Mills plunged a yard into paydirt. But Harper later produced another five-yard scoring run for the visitors. That 28-21 West Chester lead prevailed until, with 4:06 remaining in the contest, Deher was tackled in the end zone for a safety. Blue Star Plays Ukrainian Booters Blue Star of New York City will oppose the Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals in a German American Soccer League game today at 2:30 P. at Central High Field, Broad st.

Somerville ave. The Ukrainians are unbeaten in their last five outings with an overall record of 2-1-3. German-Hungarians Foe of Inter Philadelphia Inter, defending champions of the United Soccer League's major division, will host the United German Hungarians from Oakford today at 12th and Bi-gler sts. at 2:30 P. M.

The United German-Hungarians, who trounced the Phoenix SC of Feasterville last Sunday by 4-1, are currently in second place, JUleva Paces Lehigh's Win First downs Boston college Villanovj 11-16 1S3 10-25-2 3-2 5-17 Rushes-yards Passing yardt Return yarot Passes Punts Fumbles-lost 74-398 140 36 IMS-O 21 31 Penalties-yards 7-91 INDIVIDUAL Rushing: Villanova Diminick 7 carries 14 yards, 0 TOsj Margtta 4-11; Lombardi 2-10. BC Esposito 20-155, 2 TDs; Barnette 23-101, li Malchlorra 15-46, If Strong 11-46, 1. Passing: Villanova Sikorski completed of 15 for 132 yards, 0 TDs; Fraiier 5-1. 1 yards; Diminick 1-1, 1 yards, I TD. BC Kruczek t-13, I TOt) Concannon 2-2, 48 yards, 1 TO.

Keceivinq: Villanova Mastronardo J-60; Driesbach 3-54; Lombardi 3-25; Mc-Geehin 1-12; Frederick 1-2, 1 TD, BC Zumbach 8-S; Paulsen 1-35, 1 TD) Martin 1-13; Esposito 1-6. CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 41 GLASSBORO STATE 38 NEW BRITAIN, Conn. -K. C. O'Brien's one-yard run with 10 minutes left beat Glassboro State College (3-3-1).

Cenral (3-4) outdistanced Glassboro in total offense, 601 to 403, with Central halfback Mark St. Germain rushing 112 yards on IS carries. Robbie Reid led Glassboro with 62 yards on 19 carries. MORGAN STATE 21 DELAWARE STATE 7 BALTIMORE Morgan State scored in the first three minutes of the game and then needed a pair of touchdowns in the fourth-quarter to beat Delaware State. The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference game was the fourth Morgan victory in seven starts and the third straight defeat for Delaware State.

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Summer Hockey Day Camp and Figure Skating jar BC pass receiver goal-line stand in the final seconds for a Yankee Conference victory over Massachusetts. The host Minutemen jumped to a 9-0 halftime lead, but were unable to muster an attack after (quarterback Brian McNally was sidelined with a shoulder separation late in the second period. RHODE ISLAND 13 BOSTON U. 0 KINGSTON, R. I.

Rich Remondino sprinted 74 yards for a touchdown as Rhode Island built a 13-0 lead and hung on. Remondino was also the key ground-gainer in a 68-yard scoring march which Paul Ryan capped with a 14-yard run in the second period. Remondino, a tailback, gained 140 yards in 12 carries bchool. making it a total recreationa complex for the whole family to enjoy. For more information, call 698-8000 LIBERTY BELL ICE PALACE 11600 Roosevelt you're hoping Associated Prese pkONO, Maine Directed bjr-Jhe nation's leading col-leg division passer, Joe Alleys, Lehigh University sced two touchdowns in the firtaj period to assure its lead anfrtake a 35-26 victory over thfcUniversity of Maine Saturday.

Maine lost its early lead in the second period when Lehigh scored three two within 45 seconds. Quarterback Jack Cos-grbfe opened Maine's scoring in the first period with a 29-y'ard keeper. Lehigh struck back after Maihe's second-period 14-0 lead-on a seven-yard run by MaAc Weaver. A Maine fumble hn the ensuing kickoff was recovered by Lehigh's Mike Chieco at the Maine 14. the second play, the Engineers scored on a 12-yard; pass to Mike Lechner, andDave Mancush added his second extra point.

Maine came back to score on a one yarfler by Cosgrove to end an 80-yard drive. Another Maine fumble, recovered at Maine's 47 started Letijgh on its next score. A 24-yard pass from Alleva to Botv Handschue gave Lehigh a narrow 21-20 lead. Lehigh added a touchdown in fourth period, when Malik Weaver broke loose for an yard run but Maine waKback in the ballgame, witS' a fumble recovery at the ehigh 10. The victory gave Lehigh a 3-3 record, while the loss snap- -S 1435 0 (Legeett Main' 7 13 MaiAe Cowrove run Kick.

Mine Hood 12 past from Cosfrova (Legoatt kick) Lef Weaver I run (Mancush kick) Lent Lachnar 11 past from Allieva (Martcysii kick) Mane-Cosgrove 1 run (klck failed) LeW Handtchua 24 patt from Alia-va (Mancush kick) Lani'-Waaver run Mancush kick) Maim Dumont 4 past from Cos-erove failed) Law Kgkiwski 74 patt Intercvlion (Mancush kick) BasfM U. 7- 7 Rha liUnd 4 7 0 t-1) MI-Rimondino 74 run (hick failtd) Rt-iftvtn 14 run (Chmtntn kick) UrMurphy 1 run Uirtidn kick) EAST ped a three game winning streak for Maine, now 4-4. COLUMBIA 38 3UCKNELL 33 NEW YORK Mike Dela-ney completed three long touchdown passes and ran for another score to lead Columbia to its first victory of the college football season, a 38-33 triumph over Bucknell Saturday. Columbia, 1-4 for the season, broke open what had been a tight game with three touchdowns in the first five minutes of the fourth quarter. Delaney, making his first start of the year because of a back injury to regular quarterback Jose Rios, capped a 57-yard drive with a one-yard scoring run 55 seconds into the fourth quarter, giving Columbia a 24-14 lead.

Bucknell (1-5) came back to score on a 33-yard pass from John Burian to Irv Ren-neisen, but Columbia then erupted for two touchdowns in a span of 20 seconds. CONNECTICUT 10 MASSACHUSETTS 9 AMHERST, Mass. Connecticut rallied after a fumble recovery and a pass interception and then made a Bucknell 011? Columbia 0 10 7 21 Buck-Lanaan 4 run Ipass failed) Col-FG Gitolfi 13 Col-McAvov 21 pass Irom OenaKy (Gl-solfi kick! Buck-Burien 7 run (Rennaisan pass from Burianl Col-McAvov 47 pass Irom Oalantv (Gi. solfi kick) Col-Oelanev 1 run (Gisolfi kick) BuckRennisen 33 pass from Burian (pass failed) Col-Brown 7S pass from Dtlanav (Gi. solfi kick) Col-Smilh 12 run (Gisolfi kick) Buck-Qenneiscn II pass from Burian (run failed) Buck-Penabene pass from Burian (Steinhart kick) Bucknell Columbia 2t 12 7-JO 3S-I33 212 204 7 103 17-35-2 1-12-0 3-4! 5-43 2 2 2-1 13-123.

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