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Sentinel Sunday, Nov. 2, 1975 Miami 'Pretty Bad' In 21-7 Loss To Boston College By STEVE WULF Sentlntl Star Special Writer CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. Somebody had the impudence to ask Joe Yukica, Boston College coach, if Miami was now the best 1-5 team in the country. Yukica feinted the question by saying, "They are a good physical team and very quick." Miami looked neither physical nor quick Saturday. In fact, the Hurricanes didn't look anything but awful in losing to the 21-7, before 25,331 at BC's Alumni Field.

Ci Miami Coach Carl Selmer sat at the end of a deadend corridor in the visitors' locker room after the game. His predecessor and now athletic director, Pete Elliott, came up to him and took his han All Selmer could say was, "I'm sorry, coach. We were pretty bad. No fire." 1SjC i 'iLi iV 41 fe. tf4-rtf' IT ninfi mi mi i 1.

1 i iiMiSia luUMmmmt i That, friends, was the story. Miami's only touchdown materialized from a freak, 66-yard pass play engineered by Frank Glover, the third quarterback. He tossed to Bill Sharpe, the last receiver on the 'Canes depth chart. Glover faded back from the Miami three and uncorked one of those desperation heaves. Off target, it was deflected into the hands of the surprised Sharpe, who finally was hauled down on the BC 31.

Until that point (three minutes to play), Miami's deepest penetration had been to the enemy 45. FROM THERE, Glover passed to Larry Cain of Fort Lauderdale on the two and two plays later Glover scored on a bootleg. Offense, defense even punting shared equal blame for- the loss. Miami had no first downs in the first or third quarter and only 77 yards on the ground. As for third-down 'situations, the Hurricanes converted only one.

Their defense allowed Mike Kruczek, Boston quarterback who led the nation in passing percentage last year, to complete 11 of 13 aerials. And fullback Keith Barnette complemented Kruczek with 104 yards in 30 rushes. Miami had poor field position all day and part of the reason was bad punting by Mike Archer, who had kicked well all season. Archer got one punt off for only five yards (it wasn't blocked, either) and averaged 34.4 per. kick.

Counterpart Jim Walton, on the other hand, punted well and deep. BC opened the game with an aggressive 19-play drive which stalled only because of a holding penalty on the Miami 15. Fred Steinford missed 44-yard field goal but the home forces had served notice on the 'Canes defense. For the next three series, Miami's offense was useless. Meantime, BC got rolling after a 35-yard punt return gave it field position on its own 42.

Kruczek hit Mike Godbolt for 34 yards to the six and the Eagles' general swept (AP) OOOPS, PARDON MY LANDING: BC's Glen Caprlola (30) lands atop Miami tackier Greg Cosden Penn State Kicks Maryland Just Bahr-ty 15-13, As Terps' Last Ditch Field Goal Effort Fails Lehigh 38, Colgate 6 1 BETHLEHEM, Pa. Quarter- back Joe Sterrett passed for one touchdown and ran for another" and back Dave Aprill and Ron Gardner each scored first-haif touchdowns as Lehigh rolled over Colgate. BOSTON COLLEGE First downs 17 Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 70-202 110 10 11-13-0 a-45 1-0 S-57 Miami Boston College 0 0 0 7V 7 i 72i BC-Kruczek 4 run (Steinfort kick). BC Barnette 1 run (Steinfort kick). BC Kruczek 1 run (Steinfort kick).

Mia Glover 2 run (Dennis kick). over from the four on a keeper, for a 7-0 lead. THE EAGLES then missed two more field goals. One try from the 46 was blocked by Willie Jenkins. Miami dug another hole in the third quarter as BC went 41 yards in 14 plays to widen the gap, Barnette nudging the final yard.

Then BC opened the fourth quarterly marching 51 yards to tuck the game away Kruczek sneaking over from the one. Lone bright note for Miami was that kicker Chris Dennis a school record for consecutive PAT's. He made it 32 in a row, but it came after the game was already lost. "We got beat, we got good," said Selmer. "They must have made a million yards- on us." The.Roclti'i SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa.

if) Chuck Calo passed for one touchdown and ran for two more Saturday as Slippery Rock crushed Lock Haven 42-0 in college football. Calo, who completed 11 6f "13 passing attempts including eight straight in one stretch, accounted for 171 yards in the air and 224 of the Rockets 520 yards In total offense. Lock Haven, which has lost all seven games this season, was held to 88 yards in total offense and four first downs, compared with 28 for Slippery Rock, 3-5. 0 eligible? tQUAl M0U8IM0 OPPORTUNITY MIAMI 7 J8-77 127 1 7-20-0 9-34 2-1 1-15 Boston U. 3, Holy Cross 0 WORCESTER," Mass.

A 33-yard field goal, by Bruce Rich gave Boston University a victory over Holy Cross. Holy Cross, now 1-6, never penetrated beyond the 22-yard line of Boston University, now 4-4. BOSTON UNIVERSITY' HOLY CROSS 7 First downs 1J M-(B Rushes-yards 30-47 101 Passins yards 223 41 Return yards 24 4-15-1 Passes 23-46-2 10-28 Punts -39 0-0 Furhblcs-lost 5-2 325 Penalties-yards 4-3J Boston University 10 0 Holy Cross 0 0 0 0- 3 0- 0 BU FO Rich A 12,500 33 NOTHING CAN IffiWOOt By Sentinel Star Servlcet COLLEGE PARK, Md. Chris Bahr's 40-yard field goal halfway -through the final period Saturday gave ninth-ranked Penn State a "15-13 victory over 15th-ranked 'Maryland. Mary land placekicker Mike Sochko missed a chance to win the game when his attempt from 42 yards with 15 seconds left fell to the right.

The victory was Nittany Lions' 14th in a row -over Maryland. Penn State scored three times in the first nine minutes but not until Bahr's kick with 7:24 remaining in the game. who missed field goals in the second and third quarters and 'was only one-for-four this season from 40 to 49 yards, made the kick after the 15th-ranked Terps held the Nittany Lions for jiine straight series of downs. Sochko had put Maryland ahead on a 31-yard field goal "Midway in the third quarter after defensive back Jim Brechbiel the ball from Penn State's Larry Suhey, who was 21 yards into a possible 88-yard touchdown run. Brechbiel caught up with Suhey at the Maryland 35, hit him and stole the ball.

Maryland Coach Jerry Claiborne elected to go for three points with fourth and one and the 14 and the score 12-10 in favor of State. The same decision by Penn State Coach Joe Paterno in. the final period when his team faced fourth and one at Scouts from five post season -bowl games attended the contest along with almost 59,000 others, largest crowd ever to witness a Fports event in the Washington PENN STATE .10 -3 7-H-O "PJnn S'nte MV'land MARYLAND 17 62-216 40 69 4-14-1 First Downs Pushes Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards 43 M1 12 0 0 0 10 3 315 0-13 Bshr 37, PS FG Bahr 44. PS-petchel 36 run (pass failed). Marv FG Sochko 26.

Mary Atkins 5 run (Sochko kick). Marv FG Sochko 31. PS FG Bahr 40. Rutgers 33, Conn. 8 Conn.

Jeff Rebholtz threw two touchdown passes to Mark Debes and the Rutgers defense stymied its opponents for the ihird straight week as the Purple Knights rolled over Connecticut. victory raised Rutgers record to 5-2. It followed shutout victories over Columbia and 3eorge Washington. Connecticut, limited to just 93 yards in total -offense, fell to 1-6. PUTGERS 20 71-303 .26 J1 -9-1 7-40 2-1 -60 Rutqers Connecticut CONNECTICUT 7 30-19 74 8 -22 2 10-42 4-1 8-55 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 7 21 0 0 735 8 Put I.

'Miter 2 run (Kehler kick) Rut Debes 12 pass from Rebholtt (Kehler ki'kl Rut Edwards 9 run (Kehler kick) Rut Debes 5 pass from Rebholtz (Kehler kick) Conn Hedgepeth 47 punt return (McClelian -pass from Palmer) Rut Fisher 1 run (Kehler kick) A 9,837 Columbia 42, Cornell 19 N.Y: r- Doug Jackson ran for three touchdowns to lead Columbia to its first victory of the season. which snapped a 16-game Ivy League losing streak, is now 1-5 overall and 1-3 in league Cornell, also 1-5 dropped to the league cellar at 0-4. COLUMBIA 22 (9-352 71 25 5-30 (-28 4-2 4-21 CORNELL 14 43-148 177 4 (-21 14 1-0 7-55 First downs Rushes-yards Pasting yards Return yards Passes Punts FumWes-lost Penalties-yards Columbia Cornell 7 14 14 742 7 0 12 0-l Cor LaBeau run (Szynalskl kick) Col Jackson 1 run (McKeon kick) Col Oelaney 7 run (McKeon kick) Col Watson 17 pass from Delaney (McKeon kick) Cor-LaBeav 77 pass trorrt LaRochlllt (kick failed) Col Combs 3 run (McKeon kick) Cor LaBeau 38 run (kick failed) Col Jackson 37 run (McKeon kick) Col Jackson 4 -run (McKeon kick) A-l 1,000 Yale 16, Dartmouth 14 NEW HAVEN, Conn. Randy Carter kicked three field goals, including a 47-yarder with two seconds left, lifting Yale over Dartmouth. DARTMOUTH 14 47-118 93 4 9- 1(0 10- 35 1-0 867 YALE 18 48-1(8 91 23 719-1 7-41 '1-0 8-70 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Dartmouth Yale 0 0 3 7 7 714 0 416 Yale FG Carter 29 Yale Geticki 10 run (Carter kick) Dart Obert 1 run (Lowery kick) Yale FG Carter 35 Dart Wilson recovered fumble In end itne (Lowery kick) Yale FG Carter 47 Harvard 21, Penn 3 PHILADELPHIA Harvard quarterback Jim Kubacki passed for 142 yards and scrambled nine yards for a touchdown as the Crimson buried Penn, HARVARD 21 59-189 210 115 12 22-1 (-33 4-1 4-40 Harvard Pennsylvania PENN 14 32-91 156 43 11-27-1 9-40 4-2 5-37 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 7 7 1 0 7 0-21 0 0-3 Har Winn 5 run (Lynch kick) Penn FG 22 Mazzettl Har Kubacki 9 run (Lynch kick) Har McDermott 18 pass from Lynch (Lynch kick) A 17,254 Delaware 14, Villanova 13 VILLANOVA, Pa.

Bob Sab-ol's six-yard run tied the score in the fourth quarter and Hank Kline's kick scored the winning point as Delaware' edged Villanova. DELAWARE 15 50-136 116 103 10-20-2 7-29 3- 1 4- 45 VILLANOVA II 41-95 131 11 -24-2 t-36 2-0 11-84 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Delaware Villanova II I -7-14 10 3 0 0-13 Vil FG Fernandez 33 VII FG Fernandez 42 Vil Mastronardo 31 pis from Slkorikl (Fernandez kick) i Del James 2 run (Kline kick) Del Sabol 4 run (Kllnt kick) A 1,90 xi fpzx i i i Rill 111 11 COLGATE 47-177 198 U24-2 if 2-24 LEHIGH 25 5(343 7-18-0 4-3i First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Colgate Lehigh it I Leh Sterrett run (Pierog kick) Leh Aprill 4 run (pierog kick) Leh Gardner 2 run (Pieros kick) Col-Healy 3 run (kick failed) Leh Gallagher 2' run (Pierog kick) 'i-en nensnaw kick) pass from Sterrett (Pierog Leh FG Weaver 32 A 15,000. Brown 24, Princeton 16 PRINCETON, N. J. Bob Bateman threw two'' touchdown passes in the first seven minutes and Brown held on for.

a wild victory over Princeton after blowing most of a 17-point halftime iead. BROWN 10 51-120 142 51 10-15-0 9-39 4-2 PRINCETON 29-8 241 (5 20-40-1 9-40 21 7-55 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards -Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Brown Princeton 14 3 0 724 0 0 7 91 Bro Watkins pass from Bateman (Violante kick) Bro Farnham 59 pass from Bateman (Violante kick) Bro FG Violante 42 Pri Fournier oass from Beible (Morrison kick) Pri FG Morrison 37 Pr Groope 21 pass front Beible (pass failed) Bro Slattery 1 run (Violante kick) A 17,500 Pitt 38, Syracuse 0 SYRACUSE, Junior running back Tony Dorsett reached the mark for the third consecutive season and junior tight end Jim Corbett caught two touchdown passes and set up a third as Pittsburgh ripped Syracuse. PITT 19 43-2(2 1(7 100 6-10-0 5-47 4-3 4-39 SYRACUSE 11 45-80 95 I (-20-2 0-0 3 35 First downs Rushes-yards -Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Pitt Syracuse 7 31438 0 0 0 00 Pitt Walkr 10 run (Long kick). Pitt Corbett kick). 8 piss from Cavanaugh (Long Pitt-Dorsett 73 run (Long kick).

Pitt FG Long 27. Pitt Corbett 17 pass from Cavanaugh (Long kick). Pitt Jones1 80 pass from Cavanaugh (Long kick). W. Virginia 38, Kent State 13 MORGANTOWN, W.Va.

Quarterback Dan Kendra ignited a fourth-period West Virginia passing attack and tailback Arthur Owens set a. rushing record as the Mountaineers crushed Kent State. KENT STATE WEST VIRGINIA 13 First downs 23 -45-169 Rushes-yards 56-3(9 103 Passing yards 1(9 115 Return yards 112 7-17-1 Passes 7-12-1 7-41 Punts 1-35 0-0 Fumbles-lost 2-1 4-20 Penalties-yards 5-73 Kent State West Virginia 0 0 10 113 14 0 0 2438 WVU-Owens 4 run (McKenzie kick) WVU-Coker pass froih Kendra (McKenzie kick) KSU-Kokal run (Br0WII kcM KSU FG Brown 37 WVU-FG McKenzie 34 KSU FG Brown 24 kWyu Swlnson .11 pass from Kendn (McKenzig wyu-Smlth 15 run (McKenzie kick) WVU-McDonald 35 pass from Williams (McKenzie kick) COMPARE WITH SPANISH TRACE! And now, we have even more. Two drawings, November 2 and December 31. First prize: $1,000, plus additional cash prizes.

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