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By Ron Reid New York Timet News Service PITTSBURGH The record '-'X book and the Army football team both took beatings Saturday as Pit-J tsburgh, the nation's top-ranked 'Z team, rolled to a 48-0 victory, its ninth without a defeat this season. In beating Army (3-7) for the -1 eighth time in succession, Pitt ex-iuj tended the nation's longest major- LAUDERDALE OAKLAND PK. COMMERCIAL BLVD. East at DMeHWy.) 491-7290 POMPANO FEDERAL HWY. ol Federal on Copena ltd.

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mnr ccio cRA'ncnr HARD Vt'CrtKirr AC-DIIC0 COfUS HQ Menu 'J i COMHfKiAl iff 1 I 1 is i coming on successive catches. Marino, also a junior, established school season marks for completions (158) and passing yardage After taking a 21-0 lead at half-time, Pitt took the second-half kick-off and moved 93 yards to a touchdown in eight plays, the last a 14- yfd Paf Mn to Dawkins. The next Panther drive, of 63 yards in nine plays, ended in a 6-yard scoring toss from Marino to Dawkins, raising the Pitt lead to 34-0. Then after Ray Lao partially blocked a punt to give Pitt possession on the Army 29-yard line, Marino moved the team to the 10 and and hit Dawkins with another scoring pass. Marc Bailey, a third-string running back, got the final touchdown at 11:12 of the fourth quarter when he finished off an eight-play, 48-yard drive by smashing over from the 1.

The shutout victory was the second this year for Pitt, which blanked Cincinnati in the second game of the season. Marino wound up completing 19 of 29 pases for 282 yards and the four touchdowns. He was intercepted once. Dawkins, who has 14 touchdown receptions for the year, caught seven passes for 84 yards. Pittsburgh 48, Army 0 Army Pm First downs 11 34 Rushes-yards 36-64 47-290 Passing yards Return yards.

Passes Sacks by. Punts Penalties-yards Time of 110 276 23 23-124 1-9 10-38 S-0 3-22 28:55 57 32-20-1 4-42 2-36 2-0 2-20 3105 Army Pittsburgh 0 0 0 00 20 744 Pit Thomas 2 run (Everett kick) Pit OIBartola 1 run (Everett kick) Pit Oawklna 13 pass Irom Marino (Everett kick) Pit Dawkins 14 past from Marino (Everett kick) Pit Dawkins 6 pass from Marino (kick failed) Pit Dawkins 10 pass from Marino (Everett kick) Pit Bailey 1 run (Everett kick) A 53,225 a 10-10 tie in the third quarter, but missed earlier attempts of 38 and 41 yards, which would have given the Eagles a commanding lead. Harvard 45 Penn 7 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Senior fullback Jim Cailinan ran for 188 yards and three touchdowns in a record-breaking performance to lead Harvard to a 45-7 Ivy League victory over Penn. Cailinan opened the scoring by racing 68 yards on the first play from scrimmage, scored again on a 9-yard run early in the third period and capped his day with a 66-yard dash three minutes later.

Cailinan also caught six passes for 86 yards. He piled up his rushing yardage on just 15 carries. Going over the 100-yard mark for the fifth time in nine games, Cailinan raised his rushing yardage for the season to 994, breaking the Harvard record of 950 set by Dick Clasby in 1951. Cornell 15 Columbia 9 ITHACA, N.Y. Quarterback Jeff Hammond hit Derrick Harmon on a 31-yard touchdown pass with Just 1:46 to play, lifting Cornell to a 15-9 Ivy League win over Columbia.

Cornell, 3-6 overall and 2-4 in Ivy play, snuffed out Columbia's last-ditch comeback attempt when Dave Kimichik intercepted Lion quarterback John Witkowskl's pass in the Cornell end zone on the game's final play. Lehigh 23 Northeastern 20 BROOKLINE, Mass. Eighth-ranked Lehigh University Improved its Division I AA record to 8-2 with a hard-fought 23-20 win over Northeastern University. Senior Mike Wbalen, a reserve split end, was the hero for the Engineers, hitting three field goals and two extra points. Whalcn'i third field goal provided the winning margin with three minutes to go and came from 26 yards out.

Rhode Island 31 Connecticut 29 KINGSTON, R.I. Jon Rodgerl rolled for 197 yards, Joe Brooks ran for 106 and each scored twice as Rhode Island held off a late charge and edged Connecticut 34-29 to win a share of the Yankee Conference football title. 38 Iirown 13 HANOVER. N.II. Frank Polslncllo passed for 199 yards and two touchdowns to carry Dartmouth to a 38-13 victory over Drown In an Ivy League game.

Dartmouth finished the season at 5-4, Brown dropped to 2-7. last three j- UGDOOQ mm (rRAraiW ft 4 r' '4 SERIES 30 99 7 14 0 15 3 731 7 1335 Yalt Rogan 2 run (Jones kick) Yale Diana 1 run (Jones kick) Ysla Oiana 2 run (Jones kick) Prin Graham 20 pass from Holly (Ginda pass from Holly) Prin Van Pell 13 pass Irom Holly (Price kick) Prin Guthrie 19 pass from Holly (Price kick) Yale FG Jones 32 Yale Diana 1 run (Jones kick) Prm G'naa 5 pass Irom Holly (Price kick) Prm Hotly 1 run (pass tailed) A- 20,303 Syracuse 27, Boston College 17 BC Syr First downs 23 27 Rushes-DOS 44-219 55-280 Passng yds 234 1 19 Return yards 4 9 Passes 11-22-0 12-18-1 Sacks by 3-27 7.53 Punts 5.44 4-42 Fumbkn-tost I 1.0 2-0 Penaiiies-yards 10-81 2-41 Time of Possession 26.32 33.28 Boston College Syracuse 7 0 3 7-17 0 1 14 10-27 BC Flulie 13 run (Cooper kick) Syr FG Anderson 37 Syr- Warner 14 run (Anderson kick) BC FG Cooper 39 Syr Moore 18 run (Anderson kick) Syr- Morris 12 run lAnderson kick) BC lutie 1 run (Cooper kick) Syr FG Anderson 31 A 35.623 Harvard 45, Penn 7 Pennsylvania Harvard 0 0 70-7 21 10 14 0 41 Mary. Cailinan 68 run (Viilanueva kick) Merv. McCabe 2 run fVWsnueva kick) Marv. Cuccia 1 run (Vmanueva kick) Mary.

FG vmanueva 36 Marv- Aliard run iVHianueva kick) Marv Cailinan 9 run (Viilanueva kick) Mary. Cailinan 66 run (Villanuevs k- keknB" 2 P'M Um (Schulman Cornell 15, Columbia 9 Colurnbte 001 I Cotn11 2 0 0 1311 Corn Salety. Lincoln lackied end jone Cot McHale 5 run (pass tailnd) Corn Harmon 3 run (kick tailed) Col FG Lovrie 44 H'm' 31 past from Hammond kick) A- 3,500 Dartmouth 38, Brown 13 Brown Dart mourn TTTTil 14 10 7 7-31 Oar Brown i pass from Polsinello (Geibel Hick) Dar Matter 36 run (GMbrrl kick) Bra Barren 9 run (Grantors kick) Oar FO Geible 40 Dar Maher 4 run (foible kick) Oar Poisirwllo 14 run (Oeibi kick I Oar Daly 21 prm Irom Potsmwio (Geible kick) Bra Brothers 6 run (run (ailed) A- 9,500 Ivy Conference Overall WIT Yale Dartmouth Harvard Princeton Cornell Columbia Brown Penn Saturday's results Princeton 35, Vme 31 Dartmouth 38. Brown 13 Harvard 45. Penn 7 1 Cornell 15.

Columbia 7 News and Sun-Sentinel wires MORGANTOWN, W.Va. Paul Woodside, a freshman walk-on, kicked two field goals and West Virginia found a running attack that had been dormant most of the season to defeat Rutgers 20-3 Saturday and keep alive the Mountaineers' hopes for a bowl bid. The victory gave West Virginia an 8-2 record going into next week's game with Syracuse and dropped the Scarlet Knights to 5-5. Scouts from five bowl games watched the Mountaineers' victory. West Virginia got its first touchdown on a 1-yard run by fullback Dane Conwell In the first quarter, but an alert Rutgers defense and a sloppy Mountaineer passing attack kept the Mountaineers out of the end zone again until late in the fourth quarter.

Rutgers' only score came in the third quarter on a 46-yard field goal by Alex Falcinelli, the longest of his career. Princeton 35 Yale 31 PRINCETON, N.J. Quarterback Bob Holly passed for 501 yards including three touchdowns and ran in the winning score with four seconds remaining as Princeton upset previously undefeated Yale, 35-31. It was the first time in 14 years that Princeton beat the Vale Elis, who are seeking their third straight Ivy League championship. The Tigers fought back a strong Yale running game that included three touchdown runs by Rich Diana, who rushed 46 times for 222 yards.

Yale scored the first three touchdowns: a 3-yard run by quarterback John Rogan, followed by a 1-yard run and a 2-yarder by Diana. Holly, who completed 19 passes for 300 yards in the first half, launched Princeton's first touchdown with a 20-yard pass to Derek Graham in the end zone with 1:57 to the half, Holly passed to Dave Gin-da for a two-point conversion. Syracuse 27 Boston College 17 SYRACUSE, N.Y. Quarter-back Dave Warner's accurate passing, the 132-yard rushing of tailback Joe Morris and a revived defense spurred the Syracuse Orangemen to a 27-17 college football triumph over Boston College. Boston College freshman signal-caller Doug Flutie scored on runs of 13 yards in the first quarter and 1 yard in the fourth.

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