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Sunday, November 2, 1997 THE HARTFORD COURANT E11 STATE COLLEGE FOOTBALL Penn 26, Yale 7 State Football Schedules, Results Coast Guard 19, Plymouth State 0 It's Wesleyan's Year Vs. Williams Pom Vala 7 7 0 12-21 1 0 7 0- 7 Unlveriity of Connecticut (1-2) Coast Guard (7-1) I i 0 7-1f Plymouth State (1-2) 0 0 0- 0 TEAM STATISTICS SCORING SUMMARY First quarter CG Al thompson 29 pass from Dan Warren iept. 13: UC onn 38, Northeastern 26 Sept. 20: UConn 35, Holslra 31 See. 27: UConn 28, Yale 0 Ott.

4: uc onn 55, Buffalo 0 Oct 11: Mam 49, UConn 47 (OD Oct William and Mary 38, UConn 1 7 Oct. UConn 37, Rhode Island 21 Saturday: UConn 45, Boston University 7 Now. at Delaware, 1 Nov. 1S: at Massachusetts, 12 30 m. Nov.

22: New Hampshire. I YU 8 42-81 29 5-17-0 74 8-37 5 7-3 5-48 32 00 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-Avg Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 13 41-239 104 12191 1 7 29 3 4 2 9-0 27 54 (kick failed) Second quarter CG-Wanen i run (pass tailed) Fourth quarter CO tn Hernaez 34 interception return (Pry- or Tifany kick) TEAM STATISTICS Vale (1-t) SCORINO SUMMARY C. Guard Mym. St II 18 First Quarter Fust downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Punts yards Fumbes-Josl Perialties-yards UP Finn 38 rush (Greathouse kick), 14 03 Second Quartor UP-Rader 8 rush (Greathouse kick), 6 57 Third Quarter YU Scott 50 interception return (Murawc-zvk kickl 12 20 30-84 203 139 5-179 5-4 7-52 50 86 174 111 2 0 5 40 Sept. 20: Brown 52, Vale 14 Sept.

27: UConn 28. Yale 0 Ott. 1: Yale 34, Valparaiso 14 Oct 11: Bucknell 75. Yale 24 Oct. II: Dartmouth 21, Yale 7 Oct.

Columbia 21, Yale 10 Saturday: Pennsylvania 26, Yale 7 Nov. at Cornell. 1 Nov. 1J: at Princeton. 1 30 Nov.

22: Harvard, 1 Fourth Quarter throwing short passes. They could have been watermelons." Williams answered Perceval's touchdown with a quick score, Mike McAdam's 45-yard run up the middle. Then Wesleyan took charge. The defense stopped Williams twice deep in its end, then Fay connected with Tom The-mistocles on a 16-yard touchdown pass with 28 seconds left in the half. "That probably was the key play of the day," Hauser said.

"It sent our kids into the locker room on a high." Wesleyan opened the third quarter with a 60-yard scoring drive, capped by Fay's 19-yard pass to Moore. Themistocles' 9-yard run made it 28-6 with 10:26 left in the game. "This is the game when we finally came together," said Themistocles, who rushed for 152 yards on 34 carries as John Pascucci, the Cardinals' leading rusher, nursed a bruised knee. "This is a big-time win. I'm overwhelmed.

I can't put into words how this feels." team, and a team that comes back and wins every week like Williams does is good." The Cardinals defense never gave Williams (6-1) a chance to come back. After giving up a second-quarter touchdown, Wesleyan allowed Williams past midfteld only once until late in the fourth quarter. By then, the Cardinals held a 28-6 lead. "Offensively, we did what we needed to do," Hauser said. "And the way our defense played was the biggest factor in the game." Wesleyan quarterback Jake Fay completed 16 of 31 passes for 237 yards and three touchdowns.

Nate Moore, Matt Perceval and Shane Doyle each caught four or more. Perceval's second catch a 5-yarder from Fay gave Wesleyan a 7-0, second-quarter lead after freshman Ben Kozik kicked his first of four extra points. "My receivers did a good job of getting open," Fay said. "I had all day to throw. Our offensive line wore their defense down.

Our line did an unbelievable job. Anybody could throw with the time I had. We just kept By TOMMY HINE Courant Staff Writer MIDDLETOWN It will be remembered as Wesleyan's finest day of football in at least six years, a thrill that will linger long after playing and coaching careers end. Wesleyan defeated previously unbeaten Williams 28-14 in wind-driven rain Saturday, the Cardinals' first victory over their Little Three rival since 1985. Wesleyan (6-1) controlled both lines of scrimmage.

It humbled a team that had won eight in a row since last year. And, despite the miserable conditions, the Cardinals didn't have a turnover. A victory at Trinity (5-2) Saturday would give Wesleyan its best record in 28 years. "This is a big one. This is a real big one," said Frank Hauser, in his sixth year as Wesleyan coach.

"It's the biggest win since I've been here. It's been too long. "It's been a long time since we beat a good INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS UP-Finn 92 rush (kick failed), 12 04 UP Finn 27 pass from Rader (pass reception incomplete), 10 26 Waitarn Connecticut (3-5) PASSING casl Guard Dan Warren 13-21-174-0 Plymouth State Josh Norse 20-41 203-4 RECEIVING-Coast Guard Al Thompson 4- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 77, Tom Wallm 3-37, Jamie Amon 3-20. Joe Sept WCSU 15. Salve Reqina 3 Stpt.

11: WCSU 45 Bridgewalet St 7 Sapt. 20: lersey City St 14. WCSU 1 3 Sept. 27: WCSU 40. William Paterson 14 Oct.

4: Plymouth State 23, WCSU 13 Oct 11: Springfield 34, WCSU 7 Oct 18: Coast Ciuard 21, WCSU 14 Saturday: WPI 10, WCSU 2 Nov. at Kings Point. 1 Nov. 1S: at Norwich, 1 RUSHING Perm, Finn 21-196. McGee 12-62.

Cosmello 12. Rader 7-21 Yale, Bentley 20-56. Kauffman 616, Sopielmkow 3-7. Whittaker 10-21. Murawciyk 1-1 Walland 2-2 PASSING-Penn.

Rader 12-19-1-104 Yale. Walland 4-14-0-20, Whittaker 1-3-0-9 RECEIVING Penn, Cosmello 3-22. McGee 2 7. Finn 2-25, Neil. 1-13, Bonanno 1-8.

Rogers, 1-7, McNeil 1-3. James 1-19 Yale. Pact 2-16, Bentley 1 -(minus 2). Marschner 1 -9. Johnstone 1 -6 Comar 1-26 Tim Hon 1-7, Jason Brand 1-7 Plymouth State Charlie Schubert 10-111, Joel farey 3-54 Chris Beaule 2-21.

Matthew Botz 2 1, John Andrews 116 Bydrow Williams 1-4, Jeff Parker 1-1-4) RUSHING Coast Guard Jamie Amon 20-65. Jason Brand 3-12. lim Holt 11-11. Brian Smirklas 9-10, Dan Warren 7-1-12) Plymouth Slate Jose Raymond 15-43. Bydrow Williams 5-24.

Matihew Botz I -8, Josh Norse 6-5. Jeff Parker 2-4, Bryan Sinatra 1-0 Central Connecticut (4-4) Amherst 35, Trinity 8 Sapt CCSU 33, Albany (NY) 26 Sapt 12:51 John's IS, CCSU 7 Sapt 20: CCSU 37, Frostburg St 17 Sapt 27: Robert Moms 44, CCSU 2 1 Oct. 4: Fairlield 17, CCSU 10 Oct. 11: CCSU 25, St Francis. Pa 18 Oct.

II: Wagner 34. CCSU 23 Oct 25 CCSU 55, LaSalle 14 Nov. Soulhern Connecticut, 1 Nov. IS: Monmouth, 1 Wesleyan 28, Williams 14 i i 14 14 0 7-1S Trinity (5-2) Amherst (7-0) Williams (I 0 10 1-14 Wesleyan (S-1J 0 14 7 7-21 SCORING SUMMARY SCORINO SUMMARY Southern Connecticut (7-2) First quarter A-Oarm Byrne 2 run (Liam Fleming kick) A 8yrne 38 run (Fleming kick) Second quarter A Shawn Quigley 21 pass from Rich Willard (Fleming kick) A-Colm Barnacle 37 pass trom Willard Trinity Can't Stop Unbeaten Amherst Second quarter WES Matt Perceval 5 pass from Jake Fay (Ben Kozik kick) Wll-Mike McAdam 45 run (kick blockedi WES Tom Themistocles 16 pass from Fay Third quarter WES-Mate Moore 19 pass from Fay (Kozik kirk) Fourth quarter WES Themistocles 9 run (Kozik kick) Wll Matt Signst 20 pass from Sean Keenan (lam Maraldter pass from Keenan Sapt SC5U 20. Manslield 7 Sept 13: SCSU 15.

Stony Brook 13 Sapt 1 SCSU 50. Sacred Heart 3 Sapt 21: SCSU 24. UMass-lowell 20 Oct SCSU 39. Pace 20 Oct 10: New Haven 44 SCSU 7 Oct II: AIC 26. SCSU 23 Oct 25 SCSU 58.

StonehillO Oct. 11: SCSU 17. Post 7 Nov. at Central Connecticut, 1 Nov. IS: at Albany.

1 (Fleming kick) Fourth quarter Greg Gagne 8 run (Sherman Francis run) A-Rob DiSabato 1 run (Fleming kick) TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS New Haven (1-1) Williams Waslay an Trinity 8 51-87 54 196 9-319 2-1 8-103 16 37109 264 61 10-343 2-1 9-70 Firsl downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Punts-yards Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Sapt. 6: New Haven 32, West Chester 26 Sapt. 11: New Haven 38. East Stroudsburg 0 Sapt 20: New Haven 53, Millersville 10 Sapt. 27: New Haven 43, Indiana (Pa 14 Oct.

4: New Haven 49, Monmouth 3 Oct 10: New Haven 44, SCSU 7 Oct II: Kentucky 24, New Haven 21 Oct 25 New Haven 59, Eluabeth City 0 Saturday: New Haven 38, Latayette 0 Nov. 8: at St Joseph (Indiana), 1 m. First downs 15 20 Rushes-yards 32-140 46-147 Passing yards 167 237 Return yards -5 39 Punts-yards 5-190 6-211 Fumbles-lost 2-1 3-0 Penalnes-yards 3-30 6-49 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Woileyan(-1) PASSING Trinity Mulaney 5-16-54-2 Amherst Willard 14-32-264-1 RECEIVING Trinity Maccarini 4-45, Hunter 1-9 Amherst Barnacle 5-127, Quigley 3-76, Haqerly4-44, DiSabato 2-17 RUSHING Trinity Francis 17-48. Mulaney 14-28, Maccarini 14-2, Gagne 5-25, Fagel 1-(16) Amherst Byrne 17-91, Willard 6-0, DiSabato 5-10. Carroll 4-6, Sweeney 2-I-4I.

Henderson 2-7, Ccwello H-ll 1 Sapt. 20: Wesleyan 51. Tults33 Sapt. 27: Wesleyan 16, Hamilton 15 Oct 4: Wesleyan 20. Colby 13 Oct.

12: Wesleyan 17, Bates 14 Oct. II: Amherst 36, Wesleyan 14 Oct. 25 Wesleyan 24 Bowdom 1 7 Saturday: Wesleyan 28, Williams 14 Nov. at Trinity. 1 PASSINO-Williams Mike Supino 2-6-13-1, Sean Keenan 20-23-154-2 Wesleyan lake Fay 16-31-237-0 EaiVING-Williams Mall Signst 7-80.

David Nemeskal 2-43, Ian Macallister 2-38. Colin Valah 1-6 Wesleyan Nate Moore 5-88, Mall Perceval 5-75, Shane Doyle 4-50. Tom Themistocles. Henry Wasserman 1 -8 RUSHING Williams Fred Stor2 20-74. Mike McAdam 3-50.

Brendan Davidson 2-15, Sean Keenan 3-2. Paul Bethe 1-1, Peter Su-prmo 2-3. Sam Landis 1 (-2) Wesleyan Tom Themistocles 34-152. lake Fay 1 1-10, Team H-15) Siena 16, Fairfield 6 Trinity (5-2) Siena (5-2) 0 5 0 7-lf 10 10-4 Fairfield (5-1) SCORING SUMMARY Sapt 20: Trinity 91. Bates 6 Sapt 27: Williams 19.

Trinity 15 Oct 4: Trinity 28. Hamilton 7 Oct 12: Trinity 13, Tutts 3 Oct II: Trinity 38 Bowdom 7 Oct 2S Trinity 27, Middlebury 22 Saturday. Amherst 35. Trinity 8 Nov. Wesleyan, 1 New Haven 38, Lafayette 0 Second quarter Reggie Greene 5 run (kick failed) S-frank Waterson 24 FG Third quarter Eric Wise 5 pass from Jim lopusznick (Jason Butsch kick) New Navan (1-1) 7 1 2 11-34 Lafayette (2-7) 0 0 0 0-0 Coast Guard (7-1) SCORING SUMMARY Fourth quarter Greene 25 run (Waterson kick) TEAM STATISTICS Sapt 11: Coast Guard 22, RP1 16 (OT) Sapt 20: Coast Guard 1 3.

Mass Maritime 8 Sapt. 27: Coast Guard 26. Springfield 20 (OT) Oct 4: Coast Guard 27, Norwich 10 Oct 10: Coast Guard 44, Westfield SI 28 Oct 11: Coast Guard 21, WCSU 14 Oct 25 Union 14. Coast Guard 6 Saturday. Coast Guard 19, Plymouth SI 0 Nov.

WPI. 1 Nov. IS: Kings Point. 1 pm SIE FAI 10 16 44-263 45-192 5 110 45 93 9-303 5-155 2-0 0-0 4-48 3-15 First quarter NH-freeman 30 pass from Kosciolek (Cerra kick) Second quarter NN-Fden 32 pass frnm Kosciolek (kick failed) NH Appling 61 interception return (Certa kick) NN-Cerra 35 FG Third quarter NH-Saletv Fourth quartor NH-Hghsmith 1 run (kick failed) NN-Jones 75 run (Cerra kick) First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Punts-yards Fumbles-lost Penalnes-yards Sacred Heart (1-7) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS ASSING-S. Dearstyne 1-10-5-0, lopusznick 12-32-HO-2 RECEIVING-S.

Hisgen 1-5, F. Wise 6-36, Milligan4-33, Sims 1-9. Hadley 1-32 RUSHING-S Greene 33-167. lostirtto 5-38, Sapt 11: Albany 42. Sacred Heart 0 Sapt 19: SCSU 50.

Sacred Heart 3 Sapt. 27: Sacred Heart 27. Assumption 0 Oct 4: Slony Brook 22, Sacred Heart 7 Oct 11: Post 62. Sacred Heart 10 Oct II: Merrimack 14. Sacred Heart 7 Oct 25 Bentley 35.

Sacred Heart 0 Saturday: Monmouth 43. Sacred Heart 0 Nov. Pace. 1 Nov. 27: at St John s.

10 30 a Corvino2-22. Sena 1-5, Dearstyne 3-HD: f. Duncan 29-121. lopusznick 12-23, Fowikn New Haven 14 34-256 136 145 9- 304 3-0 10- 78 3-16. Sims 1-1-1) 14 59-164 64 101 11-382 2-2 9-90 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Punts-yards Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards ASSOCIATED PRESS YALE'S JOE WALLAND looks for something to develop against Penn.

He later injured his shoulder. Yale In A Tough Spot Can't Stop Perm's Finn; Quarterback Walland Injured Fairfield (5-2) WP1 10, Western 2 0 12- 1 7-10 Western (3-5) WPI (1-5) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING SUMMARY Sapt (: Fairfield 34. LaSalle 10 Sapt. 20: Fairlield 34. St John's 21 Sapt.

27: Georgetown 34, Fairfield 9 Oct 4: Fairlield 17, CCSU 10 Oct. 11: Duquesne 28, Fairfield 23 Oct. 11: Fairfield 34. Maris! 14 Oct. 25 Fairfield 21.

Camsius 14 Saturday Siena Nov. at lona. noon Nov. IS: al St Peter's. 8pm By WOODY ANDERSON Courant Staff Writer AMHERST, Mass.

In a steady rain that had begun just before kickoff, Amherst football players held their helmets high and sang the first verse and chorus to the school anthem, "Lord Jeffrey Amherst," which included this line: and he conquered all the enemies that came within his sight." It's something they do after every victory. Amherst was much better at football than singing Saturday in a 35-8 defeat of Trinity. The victory was a clean kill, but unbeaten teams do that, even to good teams such as Trinity (5-2). Amherst (7-0) plays at Williams (6-1) next Saturday for its first unbeaten season since 1984. Trinity must collect itself for Wesleyan (6-1) at home.

Trinity will find this game hard to forget. Coach Don Miller, in his 31st season, is the winningest Division III coach in New England history. He said he saw probably the worst first half of his career when his team trailed 28-0 at halftime. Amherst led 14-0 after 5 minutes, 4 seconds. Amherst quarterback Rich Wil-lard, who became the school's career leader in passing yardage with 4,009, found Shaun Quigley for 37 yards and, on the next play, Colin Barnacle for 15 to set up Darin Byrne's 2-yard touchdown run.

After Trinity bungled a pitch on fourth down, Amherst had the ball on its 25. A Trinity pass interference penalty got Amherst rolling. Byrne ran 19 yards, then 38 for the second touchdown. Several themes were set in motion in the first 5:04. Amherst was able to hit the long pass, make key runs and defend Trinity's option.

"Trinity puts a lot of pressure on its defensive backs because of all the blitzing they do," said Willard, who was 14 of 32 for 264 yards. "They were daring us to pass." Amherst's defense, ranked first in Division III in points allowed (6.2 a game), set up another easy touchdown when free safety Todd Nichols intercepted on the Trinity 31. After another pass interference penalty, Quigley caught a 21-yard touchdown pass from Willard with 9:39 left in the second quarter. And 41 seconds before halftime Willard hit Barnacle for a 37-yard touchdown pass. Amherst had 13 tackles for losses totaling 74 yards.

Linebacker Seth Zimmerman, who had a game-high 14 tackles, said team speed beat Trinity's option offense. "We got to the corners before they did, then they had to pass," he said. Third quarter WPI-Adam Clark 21 FG WEST-Micholas Fluet talked in endzone tor sarty PASSING-New Haven Kosootet 8-27-136-1 Lattayette Palos 7-24-64-1 RECEIVING New Haven Roman 3-24. Barnes 2-25, Eden 1-32, Freeman 1-30, Woods 1-25 lattayette Yarberough 3-27, Yanel 1-13. Stahlnecker 1-10; Terry 1-9, DiMatteo 1-5 RUSHING New Haven Highvnrth 25-182, Jones 2-77, Kosciolek 73) lattayette Moore 21-89.

Stahlnecker 12-63, DiMatteo 9-24. Williams 9-23, Team 113). Palos 7-- 221 Fourth quarter WPI-Fluel 6 run (Clark kick I TEAM STATISTICS Weft ere WW First downs 15 17 Rushes-yards 49-145 52-168 Passing yards 157 71 Return yards 64 18 Punts-yards 4-145 6-237 Fumbles-lost 5-4 OM) Penalties-yards 3-41 5-35 UConn 45, Boston Univ. 7 0 7 0 0-7 14 1 2 11-45 totten u. Connactktft Monmouth 43, Sacred Heart 0 TEAM STATISTICS Monmouth (1-4) 11 1 I 7-41 Sacred Heart (1-7) 0 0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING SUMMARY PASSING-Western Matt LeFever 1-18-157-0 WPI Richard Boerdmen 5-19-44-1 RECEIVING-Western Mark Gesner 4-50.

Ben laBelle 3-76. Gayle Saunders 1-31 WPI IU Conn 12 29 34-50 55 317 138 282 9 26-1 17-25-1 79 II 6 46 2 1-34 0 0-0 00 419 4-58 24 17 35 43 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-Avg Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession josh Hmes 2-21. Matt Surette 2-14, Kurt Haggstrom 1-9 RUSHING-Western Justin Wright 30-110. Darnell Barnes 8-39. John Gegliardi 3-14, Ben laBelle I -4, Matt LeFever 722) WPI Nicholas Fluet 43-165.

Kurt Heggstrom 2-30, Richard Boardman 727) First quarter M-Jeft Varcadipane 40 FG M-Mike Medrano I run (kick failed) Bill Hogan 6 pass from Dan Sabella (Varcadipane kick) Second quarter Jason Gntter blocked FG return (run failed) Chns Reec 9 pass from Sabella (Vercedr-nane kick) Third quartor Medrano 42 run (Varcadipane kick) Fourth quarter Patrick Gimrnez 1 run (Varcadipane kick) SCORING SUMMARY POLLS pleted 1 of 3 passes for 8 yards and had 4 yards on 10 carries against consistent penetration by the Quakers' defensive front. The Yale touchdown came on a 50-yard interception return by linebacker Todd Scott. He cut in front of Brian Cosmello in the right flat for the score early in the third quarter. This came after Finn's touchdown on the second play of the game and Penn QB Matt Rader's 8-yard run around left end midway through the second quarter. "I warned them at halftime that Yale was one play away from getting back into the game," Penn coach Al Bagnoli said.

Yale was back in it when defensive tackle Adam Hernandez recovered Jason McGee's fumble at the Quakers 10 with 14 minutes, 7 seconds left. A pass interference call on cornerback Larrin Robertson gave the Elis first-and-goal at the 2. But on the next play Whittaker fumbled and safety Mike Ferguson recovered at the 1. Though the announced estimated attendance was 3,600, there were 724 fans in their seats for the opening kickoff. After Whittaker's fumble, most of the remaining drenched fans were packing their umbrellas.

Two plays later Finn, bounced off two tack-lers and went down the left sideline. He veered across the field at the Yale 25 and proceeded across the goal line, tying for the second-longest TD run in Penn history. He completed Penn's scoring with a 27-yard reception from Rader with 10:26 left. "Finn made the big play," Siedlecki said. "Penn made the big plays.

That's why they've been and are consistent winners. That's what we need to do." By TOM YANTZ Courant Staff Writer NEW HAVEN To describe Pennsylvania's 26-7 victory over Yale Saturday, begin with Jim Finn. Finn, a junior tailback, carried 21 times for a career-high 187 yards and scored three touchdowns, one on a 92-yard run. His first score came on his first carry, for 38 yards. In horrible playing conditions at Yale Bowl, produced by pelting rains driven by 40 mph gusts, Finn had nearly twice as many total yards (212, with 25 receiving) as Yale (110).

"Sure he runs people over, but he has got good speed, too," Yale coach Jack Siedlecki said. "He has played defensive back." Finn started at strong safety the first five games for the Quakers (4-3, 3-1 Ivy League). He had been a two-way player until last week against Brown, when he rushed for 94 yards and three touchdowns. He played only offense against the Elis, but that was enough. "It was lousy out there, but I loved it.

I just steamrolled ahead on most plays," said Finn, who is 6 feet, 220 pounds. "Then on that 92-yarder, I showed a little speed, too." Yale (1-6, 0-4) remained winless in the league. To make it worse, quarterback Joe Walland separated his left (throwing) shoulder early in the third quarter. The injury occurred when he was tackled by Mitch Marrow on a rollout for an incomplete pass. "That was a late hit," Siedlecki said.

Backup quarterback Chris Whittaker com TEAM STATISTICS NCAA Div. II Football First Quartor Conn Jumpp I run (Myeers kick). 6 50 Conn Taylor 51 pass from Stafford (Myers kick), 5 50 Second Quarter Conn-FG Myers 32, 12 23 Conn-Martin 15 pass from Stafford (Myers kick), 6 48 Conn-Taylor 10 pass from Stafford (kick failed). 1 44 BU Germino 7 pass from Hanafm (Nycz kick) 0 00 Third Quarter Conn learn Safety 8 52 Fourth Quarter onn Jumpp 7 run, (Myers kick 1 3 56 Connt -Hoffmann. 1 run (Myers kick).

1 00 The top 20 teams ha the NCAA DhrMM Teethe pel vrttk ftrt! -piece Mo paioarlhosoa. records tSffeajh Oct 24, I. Heart 6 36-72 37 93 9-403 33 4-28 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Punts-yards Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 20 47-213 201 47 5-201 1-0 6-50 iec 7-0 7-1 7-0 mWVIOVAL STATISTICS 1 Crsn Nwmn, Tn (4) 2 New Haven 3 Angek) State. Texas 4 NW Missoun SI A 4124 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 5 TeiasAAM-Kmosv 6-1 6 Atveny State. Ga 5' 17 50 12 47 9 43 11 40 2 37 PASSING Monmouth Dan Sabella 16-24-170-0, John DiPesquele 2-5-32-0, Dave Dawson 0-0-0-0 Sacred Heart Steve Ladd 4-11- 37-0 RECEIVING Monmouth Dave Monro 4-45, Anthony Galelia 3-24.

Finer 1-19. Bill Hagen 2-15. William Holder 2-47, Joe Ciotfi 1-6. Bill Shea 1-1. Chris Reed 2-9, Mike Medrano 1-11, Steve Smith 1-22 Sarred Heart Dave Gall.gani 2-15, Joe Corse 1-15.

Chns Wilkinson 1-7 RUSHING Monmouth Mike Medrano 11-79, Chns Reed 6-30. Bill Shea 1-3. Joe Iras-nuioto 3-6 Pat Giminej 19-83, Eric Mazar 6-1 3 Dave Dawson 1 -(. 1 1 Sacred Heart Toby laudet 22-69 Steve ladd 1211. Terrence Washington 1-4, Joe Auno 1-0 14 RllSHiNG-Boslon Harriott 18-40 315 Atlak 1-7 HanaCn 1-5, Getmmo 12 Dicker 1-1.

Simonian 1-0, P.2:otti 1-0 Connecticut. Chandler 20-119 Jumpp 2 1-109. 4-4 1 HoMmann 2-24 Atkinson 1-12, Harris 2-10. Martin 2-6 Mfkernan 1-1 Stafford 2 0 PASSiNG-Bostnn u. Hanal.n 6-26-1-1 '4 PiIMIti 3-3-0-24 ConnecWut, Stafford 16-22-1-268.

Hoflmann 1-3-14-0 Rfi.flVlNG-Boston McGeoghan 3-60. Learh2-2S Mnle.2-14 Delgado 1-32 Germino 1-7 Connecticut. Taylor B-151. Bond 4 62 Deiqnan 1-19 Martin 1-15 Yodis 1-'4 Arltnvun 1 8 lump 1 -(minus 7 33 24 7 North Dakota i Shppery Rcxt. Pa 9 West Georgia 10 Central Oklahoma 1 1 Pittsburg State Kan 12 Sag Val St Mich 13 LMngstone, 14 Truman State Mo (tie) Sheperd.

Va 16 UC Dam 17 North Alabama 18 Western State. Cok) 19 Northern Colorado 20 Grand Val St Mich 24 15 22 16 12 11 18 10 9 Coast Guard Defeats Plymouth State For Conference Lead Staff And Wire Reports Quarterback Dan Warren threw for a touchdown and ran for one as Coast Guard defeated Plymouth State 190 Saturday in Plymouth, N.H.. to take over first place in the Freedom Football Conference. Plymouth State (6-2, 41) came in ranked first in New Ennland Division III and Coast Guard (71, 4 0) second. Warren hit wide receiver Al Thompson on a 29 yard scoring play with 20 seconds it in the first quar ter.

Midway through the second quarter. Coast Guard recovered a Plymouth fumble on the Plymouth 3-yard line. Warren scored on a keeper on fourth down from the 1. Ed Hernaez returned an interception 34 yards for a touchdown with 8 seconds left in the game. Plymouth State had eifiht turnovers, includiiiR four lost fumbles.

New Haven 38, Lafayette 0: Caz zie Kosciolek passed for yards and two touchdowns as New Haven (8 1) defeated (2-7) in EastonJ'a. New Haven had 392 yards total offense. Lafayette did not move the ball past New Haven's 4G yard line. The Chargers scored with 11 minutes, 2 seconds left in the first quarter when Kosciolek found Diallo Freeman down the right sideline for a 30 yard touchdown. New Haven capitalized on field position all game, setting up its second score when Ryan Cimo got off a short punt from his end zone.

Start iugat the leopards 32, Kosciolek hit Klvert Eden for a touchdown on the first play. at Fairfield (5-a 2-3). Stags freshman Shearrod Duncan had his second consecutive 100-yard game, gaining 121 yards on 29 carries. Monmouth 43, Sacred Heart 0: Quarterback Dan Sabella was 15-for-22 for 164 yards and two touchdowns in the first half as Monmouth (3-4) defeated Sacred Heart (17) In Fairfield It was the fifth consecutive loss for Sacred Heart and the second consecutive game it was out. Western Connecticut (35, 0-4) in Worcester.

Adam Clark's 21-yard field goal with 9:56 left in the third quarter gave WPI a 3-0 lead. Fluet was tackled in his end zone for a safety with 4:06 left in the third, but he extended the Engineers' lead with a 6 yard scoring run with 3:56 left in the game. Siena 16, Fairfield 6: Division I AA leading rusher Reggie Greene of Waterbury rushed for 167 yards on 33 carries and scored two touchdowns as 2, 4-2 MAAO won Two Lafayette turnovers led to New Haven touchdowns. Near the end of the first half, Mike Palos threw deep but the ball was tipped and intercepted by Troy Appling, who went 61 yards for the score. A field goal as the second quarter ended gave the Chargers a 23 0 lead.

New Haven's Donald Highsmith carried 2.r times for 182 yards and a touchdown. I'onard Moore led li-fayette with 89 yards on 21 carries. P1 10, Western 2: Nick Fluet ran for hifi yards ami a touchdown to lead Wl'l i Freedom) past 'V.