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4-f I Sunday, Oct. 22, 1972 Philadelphia Inquirer 87-Yard TD Sparks Yale Over Columbia a the Cxi Yale halfback Dick Jauron dashed 87 yards for a touchdown with less than three minutes remaining Saturday to" trigger undefeated Yale to 58-14 Ivy eague victory ov.2r Columbia. Jauron's run down the right sideline came seven nvnutes after Columbia, trailing 12-0 in thetthird period, rallied to go ahead 14-12 on quarterback Don; Jackson's 16-yard touchdown pass to end Mike Telep. leading 19-14, added and caught two passes for 39 yards while throwing one for another 18. Cornell 3 0 0 12 IS Harvard 0 13 0 20-33 Cor FS Murrey 2 Har Demars 34 run (Tetlrlck kick) Har Hagaerty 7 pass from Sioeckel (kick failed) Har Demar ir run (kick Mired) Har Demars a run (Tetlrlck kick) Cor Malone 2 run (run tailed) Har Tiitsos 1 run (Tetlrlck klckl Cor Bradshaw run (run failed) A 20,000.

COLGATE 3S, PRINCETON 26. Colgate quarterback Tom Parr ran for three touchdowns and passed for two an insurance touchdown with only 1:26 left when sophomore fullback Tyrell Hennigs went over from the five-yard line. Yale is now 4-0 and 2-0 in league play while Columbia slumped to a 1-2-1 mark, with two losses in the Ivy League. Columbia 0 0 7 7 Yale 3,3 6 28 Yale FG Clarke 20 Yale FG Clarke 18 Yale Green 15 run (run failed) Col Georaes 1 run (Kailades kick) Col Telep I pass from Jackson (Kaliades kick) Yale Jauron 87 run (Clarke kick) Yale Hennings run (Clarke kick) Yale Safety Jackson tackled In end zone A 21,178. HARVARD 33, CORNELL IS.

Ted Demars broke loose for scoring runs of 34, 11 and six yards and Jim Stoeckel tossed a seven-yard touchdown pass to John Haggarty on a fake field goal try as host Harvard stopped previously unbeaten Cornell 33-15. Demars finished the day with 119 yards on 21 carries SERVICE COUPON more as visitingg Colgate waltzed over sleepy Princeton. 5 Colgate 0 14 14 735 Princeton 0 10 0 1626 Col Parr 7 run (Holdrlck kick) Prl FG Bartges 23 Col Mahoney pass from Par (Held-rich kick) Prl Brown 3 past from Dalzelt (Bari- ges kick) Col Parr 4 run (Heldrlch kick) Col Parr 1 run (Heldrich kick) Prl Baetier 2 run (Dalzell pass to Wagon seller) Col Saxon 54 past from Parr (Heldrich kick) DARTMOUTH 49, BROWN 20 Steven Stetson threw three touchdown passes and scored once on a 26-yard run as unbeaten Dartmouth exploded for 35 points in the second quarter. Brown 1430 Dartmouth 0 35 7 7 49 Brwn FG Chase 33 Brwn FG Chase 23 Dart Thomas 27 pass from Stetson (Perry kick) Dart Rowe 1 run (Perry kick) Dart Stetson 25 run (Perry kick) Dart Brown 31 pass from Stetson (Perry kick) Dart Smith 72 pass Interception (Perry kick) Dart Thomas 3 pass from Stetson (Perry kick) Brwn Smith 25 pass from Beatrice (Chase kick) Dart Souba 5 run (Perry kick) Brwn Smith 6 pass from Moscardl (Chase kick) A 11,500 Cheyney Nips Penn Grinds Out 30-27 Win Over Lehigh split end Norm Liedtke. By this time Penn was committed to its ground offense, and Bellizeare and Hoffman carried in a 60-yard march climaxed by Bellizeare's one-yard run into the end zone.

The 20-20 tie was broken by ,0 Pitt Turns Back BC For 1st Win in 11 snapped a two-game losing streak. Bellizeare got off runs of 13 and 11 yards and caught a 10-yard pass to the one on the drive, which concluded with Mandel ramming into the line on third down for the final foot. Many in the partisan crowd did not believe Mandel had crossed the goal before being pushed back. Prolonged booing followed the score. Penn Lehigh 0 13 13 7 10 7 730 027 Leh McDonough 2 rush (Merolla kick) Leh Schlegel 7 pass from McQuilken (kick feiled) Pen Bellliiare 4 run (kick failed) Pen Hoffman 3 run (Martin kick) Leh Liedtke 8 pass from McQuilken (Merolla kick) Pen Belliziare 1 run (Martin kick) Pen Martin 27 FG Leh Farrell 1 run (Merolla kick) Pen Mandel 1 run (Martin kick) STATISTICS First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost 18 28 72-394 69 5 5-12 3 2-31 1 4-35 30-71 249 47 22-37-1 5-36 3 Penalties-yards 2-6 RUSHING LEADERS PENN Belliziare 34 carries for 214 yards; Mandel 13 for 65; McGee 10 for 65.

LEH McDonough 12 for 33, Farrell 14 for 21. PASSING LEADERS PENN Mandel compled 5 of 12 for 6 yards. LEH McQuilken 22 of 37 for 249, 2 TDs RECEIVING LEADERS PENN Mellor caught 1 for 24 yards. LEH Schlegel 7 for 81, 1 TD; Liedtke 5 for 50, 1 TD. 1 1 lubrication and up to Kutztown, 14-6 KUTZTOWN, Pa.

(UPI). Quarterback Alonzo Blair connected with flanker Mary Frazier on two touchdown passes Saturday as Cheyney defeated Kutztown 14-6. The cheyney defense held Kutztown to 41 yards rushing. The wolves' quarterback hit Frazier with a 64 yard touchdown pass early in the first quarter, and with a 56 yard pass in the second quarter, and with a 56 yard pass in the second quarter. Cheyney 7 7 0 014 Kutztown 0 6 0 0 Shey Frazier 65 past from Blair (Shel-tort kick) Chey Frazier 56 pass from Blair (Shel-ton kick) Kutz Williams pass from Whary (kick failed) A 2,500 Continued From 1st Sport i Page selves into trouble by passing, Coach Harry Gamble said after Penn had set a University record 28 first downs, sur- USED a variety of play's," Gamble described the maneuvers that gave Penn 34 yards on the ground.

"We used three different options on oiir offense the straight-out option, the triple option and the counter option." Bellizeare ran them all, spearheading a ground iittack that, controlled the ball so effectively that Lehigh could run only 19 plays in the second The Leopards contributed to their own grief, rumbling Penn into -position for John Martin tot kick a 27 -yard field goal. Penn a 23 20 lead that Lehigh wiped out, but the kick eventually proved the difference in a game in which each team scored four touchdowns. got two TDs before Penit could get started. Tim McDonough dove two yards after McQuiken had passed his mates most of the way in a 61-yard drive. And McQuilken passed seven to tight end Bill Schlegel, who made a one-handed catch in the end zone, three plays after Roger McFil-lin' recovered a Penn fumble oft the 10.

ypENN REBOUNDED to a 13-13 tie as Bellizeare capped a' 66-yard drive with a four-yard burst and Bob Hoffman rushed three after John Chiz-madia recovered a fumble on the Lehigh 37. An interception by Mike Bowers led to a 20-13 Lehigh lead, which came on Mc-Quilken's eight-yard peg to rv 'ff TP CLIP CI SAVE All tffTH oil-- I and C00F0 jTi i 91311 win coma 1 American 3 i i WISE BUYS WITH mm i OVERHAUL 4 win-'-'-" cylinders on front s64.88w.t new wheel CYlinaet i V. i v. hwl it inami CRM battery roi972 1 mm iiiii ality 1 11111--- for winter dnvint, olt '24-montH-if Motor tnost cars- vYiVj INS thru October' Martin's field goal, but Lehigh got a 27-23 edge on a 63-yard drive sparked by McQuilken's short passes. Jim Farrell spun less than a yard through left guard for the score.

Then Penn pushed 65 yards to wrap up the victory that W. VA. 31, TULANE 19 West Virginia, buoyed by Tom Zakowski's pass interception and fumble recovery and Danny Buggs, 95-yard punt return for a touchdown, blitzed Tulane in a battle of independents. Tulane 6 7 0 6 19 West Virginia 0 17 14 031 Tul FG Gibson 25 Tul FG Gibson 40 Tul Teutrina 2 run (Gibson kick) WVa Lee 2 run (Nester kick) WVa Lee 2 run (Nester kick) WVa FG Nester 35 WVA Marbury 6 run (Nester kick) WVa Bugs 95 punt return (Nester kick) Tul Godwin 6 pass from Foly (pass faild) A 29,500. ARMY 35, RUTGERS 28.

Host Army rallied from a 10-0 deficit with three touchdowns during a 10-minute span in the second quarter, then held off a furious Rutgers comeback for a victory. Quarterback Kingsley Fink passed 28 yards to Joe Miller and ran two yards for another score while Bruce Simpson scampered 79 yards, giving Army a 21-17 halftime lead. Army 0 21 0 1435 Rutgers 10 7 3 -r-2J Rut Jennings 4 run (Pesce kick) Rut FG Pesce 33 Army Miller 28 pass from Fink (Barclay kick) Army Simpson 79 run (Barclay kick) Rut Jennings 4 run (Pesce kick) Army Fink 2 run (Barclay kick) Rut FG Pesce 44 Army Hines 23 run (Barclay kick) Army Ward 29 pass from Fink (Barclay kick) Rut Dillard 59 fumble recovery (Chlrt-, off pass from Gasienica) Attendance 20,000. Manhattan Romps NEW YORK (AP). -Qua-terback Brian Smith connected with split end Frank Tierney for two touchdown passes as Manhattan College beat New York Tech, 30-7, in club football Saturday.

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nnsi GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP). Gettysburg edged nless Drexel in college football here Saturday 34-29. Gettysburg was aided by a third period blocked punt. Drexel had carved out a 21-17 third-period lead, but saw it disappear as Gettysburg's Matt Verdirame block 3d a punt and raced the ball in fjrom the six for a touch lown.

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VJE'VE GOT THE BIGGEST SELECTION. From Our Wire Services PITTSBURGH. Clair Wilson ran 54 yards for one touchdown and Bruce Murphy added two more on a 60-yard run and a 10-yard pass reception all in the last seven minutes to spark previously winless Pitt to a 35-20 victory over Boston College Saturday. The Panthers, 0-6, going into the game, went ahead to stay 21-20 with less then seven minutes remaining when quarterback John Hogan hit Todd Toerper with a two-point conversion pass. The play followed a 10-yard touchdown pass from Hogan to Murphy, that narrowed the Boston College lead to 20-19.

Wilson's touchdown run came with less than three minutes remaining and Murphy rambled 60-yards for another score with just 17 seconds left to insure Pitt's first win in 11 games. Boston Colleg 0 13 0 720 Pittsburgh 0 7 6 22 35. BC Esoosito 5 run (Berridge kick) Pitt Ostrowski 1 run (Knisley kick) BC Briggs 14 pass from Marangl (kick failed) Pitt Ostrowski 5 run (kick failed) BC Esposito 7 run (Steinford kick) Pitt Murpny om nogan (Toerper pass from Hogan) Pitt Wilson 54 run (Knisley kick) Pirf 60 run (Knisley kicn) A 18,116. for 141 yards and scored once on a 66-yard run. Gettysburg iced the contest in the fourth period on a 29 -yard scoring pass play from Scott Kintzing to Mike Ayres.

Drexel Gettysburg Drex Stopper 7 run Get FG Pinkos 26 7 7 7 8-29 3 14 14 0-31 (Easlick kick) Get Groves 17 pass from Yocum Pinkos kick) Get Hall 1 run (Pinkos kick) Drex Reilly 66 run (EasMck kick) Drex Galeone 1 run (Easlick kick) Gett Verdirame 6 blocked punt return (Pinkos kick) Get Ayres V) pass from Kintzina (Pinkos kick) Drex Spagnolo 5 pass from Chelchio (Demiter pass from Clarke) A 4,100. Tech Barber, 9. Tech Scales, 3, (Strock, kick) run (Strock, kick) pass from Strock Tech Scales, 18, pass from Strock (Strock, kick) Ohio Deyton, 1, run (pass failed) Tech Adams, 1, run (Arians, run) Ohio Hummer, 4, run (Deyton, pass to Juenoer) Tech Barber, 4, run (Strock, kick) A 13,344. KENT STATE 26, XAVIER 16 Larry Poole scored two touchdowns and fullback John Matsko gained 113 yards in 14 carries to lead host Kent State University to a win over Xa-vier for the Flashes' second consecutive win. Xavier 3 0 0 13 Kent State 7 6 4 726 Xav Donahue, 41, FG Kent Hall, 33, run (Flaherty, kick) Kent Poole, 7, run (kick failed) Xav Ragon, 1, run (run failed).

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