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I I 1 I I II I ,1 I .1 ,1 ,1 II Iff Dailfl Press COLLEGE FOOTBALL Sunday, Nov. 10, 1991 C7 AIM! i -a Youngstown edges JMU ''fi Daily Press, wire service reports YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio Several mistakes, including three punting misadventures, hurt 12th-ranked James Madison as Youngstown State posted a 28-21 victory Saturday in a key matchup of NCAA Division I-AA independents at Stambaugh Stadium. Youngstown improved to 6-3 and dropped the Dukes to 7-3. Both squads are in contention for berths in the 16-team I-AA playoffs. The Penguins pressured punter Brad Hudgins, a freshman from Gloucester, all day.

They blocked one of his punts, partially blocked another, and forced him to run short of a first down. JMU was unable to take advantage of tailback Kenny Sims 162 yards on 24 carries. JMU quarterback Eriq Williams ran for two touchdowns and threw for another. With Youngstown leading 20-14, quarterback Ray Isaac scored on a 1-yard run with 12:54 remaining in the fourth quarter. That play capped a seven-play, 30-yard drive after a blocked punt.

Isaac then found Herb Williams for the two-point conversion and a 28-14 lead. On a fourth-and-1 play earlier during that drive, JMU's Richard Grevious tackled Isaac for a loss but was called for a face-masking penalty that gave the Penguins a first down. With 7:35 remaining, Williams found Anthony Archer with a 4-yard touchdown pass on fourth down. Trey Weis' PAT made the score 28-21. After an exchange of punts, Youngstown got the ball back with 2:57 remaining and ran out the clock.

JMU wide receiver Dwayne Hayes made four catches for 71 yards, but he lost a fumble following a reception late in the second quarter to spoil the Dukes' final first-half scoring chance. v. A 1 1 1 Brown 9-39. Wake Forest, Leach 19-65, Williams 10-38. PASSING Duke, 0.

Brown 15-32-3-154 Wake Forest, West 15-28-2-187. RECEIVING Duke. Farquhar 4-62, C. Brown 4-35. Wake Forest, Mills 4-57, Pettus 448.

Deacons upend Duke In Winston-Salem, N.C., John Leach ran for one touchdown and threw for another both in the fourth quarter as Wake Forest snapped a 17-game Atlantic Coast Conference losing streak, beating Duke 31-14 Saturday. The Demon Deacons (2-7 overall, 1-5 in the ACQ won the game by taking advantage of two critical mistakes by Duke's special teams late in the game. The Blue Devils (4-3-1, 1-3) were leading 14-13 with 12 minutes left when kicker Randy Gardner shanked a 15-yard punt that gave the ball to Wake Forest on Duke's 27. Three plays later, Leach busted up the middle for a 23-yard score with 9:56 to go. Bob Niedbala converted on the two-point conversion to make it 21-14.

Two series later, Duke's Walter Jones fumbled a punt return and Wake Forest's Matt Crosby recovered deep inside Duke territory. Mike Green connected on a 36-yard field goal his third of the game to make it 24-1 4. A loss for Wake Forest would have tied the ACC record of 18 set by Virginia in 1958-61. No. 9 Penn St.

47, Maryland 7 In Baltimore, Tony Sacca threw for one touchdown and ran for another in Penn State's 24-point first half, and the Nittany Lions continued their domination of Maryland. Penn State (8-2), which hasn't lost to Maryland since 1961, improved to 33-1-1 in one of the nation's most lopsided rivalries. It was Maryland's worst regular-season setback since a 48-0 loss to the Lions in 1969. Maryland, which got its only touchdown on an 11 -yard run by reserve Raphal Wall with 6:56 left, fell to 2-7 for the first time since 1971. Youngstown St.

28, James Madison 21 Jamee Madison 7 0 7 7 21 Youngstown St 6 14 0 28 YSU FG Wilkins 33 YSU FG Wilkms 51 JMU Williams 2 run (Weis kick) YSU Hawkins 2 run (Wilkins Kick) YSU Smith 2 (Wilkins kick) JMU Williams 7 run (Weis kick) YSU Isaac 1 run (Williams pass from Isaac) JMU Archer 4 pass from Williams (Weis Penn State back Richie Anderson scores his team's first TD in rout of Maryland. Anderson rushed for 96 yards. ap kick) JMU Georgia Tech 19, Furman 17 Furman 0 0 10 7 17 Georgia Ted) 7 0 3 9 19 GT Smith 4 run (Sisson kick) Fur Ensley 24 interception return (Burr kick) GTfG Sisson 39 Fur FG Burr 36 Fur Tremble 5 run (Burr kick) GT Lester 13 pass from Jones (Run failed) GTFG Sisson 37 A 40,039. Fur GT First downs 13 21 Rushes-yards 44-166 54-192 Passing 45 152 Return Yards 67 43 Comp-Att-Int 5-15-1 15-28-3 Punts 6-37 3-42 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 1-1 Penalties-Yards 1-5 7-35 Time of Possession 26:26 33:34 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Furman, Tremble 18-76, David 7-28, Swilling 13-25. Georgia Tech, Smith 19-76, S.

Jones 13-48, Lincoln 13-44. PASSING Furman, Swilling 5-1445, P. Jones 0-1-1-0. Georgia Tech, S. Jones 15-26-3-152.

RECEIVING Furman, Tremble 3-15, Bradley 1-16, Siffri 1-14. Georgia Tech, Lester 5-57, Merchant 4-38, Rice 3-27. Wake Forest 31, Duke 14 Duke 0 7 7 0 14 Wake Forest 0(7 18 31 WFU FG Green 35 WFU FG Green 41 Duk C.Brown 9 pass from D. Brown (Gardner kick) Duk D.Brown 9 run (Gardner kick) WFU Pettus 20 pass from West (Green kick) WFU Leach 23 run (Niedbala rush) WFU FG Green 36 WFU Jones 17 pass from Leach (Green kick) YSU 17 56-198 First downs 17 Rushes-yards 46-217 First downs 25 29 flushes-yards 34-114 70-398 Passing 287 100 Return Yards 5 1 1 Comp-Att-Int 19-36-1 30 Punts 4-178 3-67 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-1 Penalties-Yards 2-25 6-53 Time of Possession 26:09 33:51 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING W. Carolina, Thigpen 23-69.

Roberts 3-16, Harris 5-7. Black 1-1, Hemphill 1-0. Houston 1-(-1). VMI. Scales 28-161, Mines 14-112, Council 6-41, Meacham 10-39, Doss 1-7, McMillian 4- 6, Wilder 7-4.

PASSING W. Carolina, Harris 19-36-1-287. VMI. Scales 3-8-O-100. RECEIVING W.

Carolina, Hayes 5-114, Thigpen 4-48. Hines 3-31, Henderson 3-72. Roberson 2-7, Hemphill 1-8, Aiken 1- 7. VMI, Council 1-23, Lyle 1-56, Meacham 1-21. Cent.

Florida 31, Liberty 26 Cent Florida 21 0 3 7 31 Liberty 0 7 13 6 26 CF Cooper 67 pass from Dickinson (GrM-lakick) CF English 1 run (Grilla kick) CF English 5 run (Grilla kick) Lit) Nelson 6 pass from Justino (Whitehead kick) Lib Thomas 7 run (Whitehead kick) Lib FG Whitehead 22 CF FG Grilla 37 Lib FG Whitehead 20 CF English 8 run (Grilla kick) Lib Beezer 81 pass from Justino (pass failed) A 2,650 CF Lib First downs 14 25 Rushes-yards 40-130 25-76 Passing yards 244 369 Return yards 77 77 Passes 12-19-2 24-51-5 Punts 6-27 3-30 Fumbies-lost 2-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 10-78 7-55 Time of Possession 27:40 32:20 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Cent. Florida. English 31-106, Alexander 6-34. Liberty, Carswell 14-50, Thomas 4-34. PASSING Cent Florida, Hinshaw 11-17-1-1 77, Johnson 0-1-1-0, Dickinson 1-1-0-67.

Liberty, Justino 24-51 -5-369. RECEIVING Cent. Florida, Dickinson 549, Cooper 3-90, Whittemore 1 -61 Liberty, Nelson 7-76, Carswell 7-40, Beezer 4-112, M.Thomas 3-58. Massachusetts 42, Richmond 14 Richmond 0 0 7 7 14 Massachusetts 7 14 7. 14 42 Mas Thimas 64 pass from McGovern i (Maguire kick) i Mas Bledsoe 2 run (Maguire kick) Mas Bledsoe 1 run (Maguire kick) Mas Bledsoe 1 run (Maguire kici.) Ric Brown 10 pass from Lilly (Ventura -kick) Mas Caparotti 70 punt return (Maguire kick) Ric Adams 4 run (Ventura kick) Mas Bledsoe 1 8 run (Maguire kick) A 4,427.

ric mas; First downs 19 20 Rushes-yards 41-73 52-378 Passing 198 68 Return Yards 95 159 1 Comp-Att-Int 22-33-0 3-11-1 Punts 6-32 4-30 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 0-0 Penalties-Yards 5-43 8-95' Time of Possession 34:12 25:48 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Richmond, Adams 7-24, Scott 20-18, Mahone 3-12. Henderson 3- 10, Lilly 8-9. Massachusetts, Bledsoe 26- 226, George 10-50, McGovern 3-39, John-1 son 4-29, Smith 5-23, Woodard 4-11. PASSING Richmond, Lilly 22-33-0- 198. Massachusetts, McGovern 3-11-1-68.

RECEIVING-flichmond. Brown 5-46. Williams 4-40, Lyle 4-39, Mahone 2-27, Boothes 2-26, Adams 2-11, Scott 3-9. Massachusetts, Thimas 2-62, Viilone 1-6. Central St.

27, Va. Union 26 Central St 7 14 0 6 27 Virginia Union 7 7 8 26' CSU Wood 52 run (Contreas kick) VUU-tohnson 8 pass from Wright (kick failed) CSU Faulkner 66 interception return (kick failed) CSU Wood 7 run (Debose pass from Delaney) VUU Wood 13 pass from Wright (Tim-' mens kick) VUU Oeberry 69 interception return (Tim-' mens kick) VUU-McCatty 80 punt return (pass failed) CSU Coleman 86 punt return (pass failed) A 2,123 Sacca played three quarters, completing 13 of 18 passes for 198 yards to become Penn State's career leader in passing yardage. He has 5,556, breaking the standard of 5,382 set by Chuck Fusina from 1975-1978. Richie Anderson rushed for 96 yards, including 72 in the first quarter, and scored twice in the Lions' tuneup for next week's game against Notre Dame. With representitives of seven bowls looking on, Penn State opened the game by casually marching 80 yards in seven plays for a 7-0 lead.

The Lions didn't face a third down and got 48 rushing yards from Anderson, including an 1 1-yard touchdown run. Ga. Tech 19, Furman 17 In Atlanta, Scott Sisson kicked Georgia Tech to victory in the final minute for the fifth time in his career, this time on a 37-yard field goal with 21 seconds left that gave the Yellow Jackets a victory over Furman on Saturday. Tech, trailing 17-10, had cut the lead to 17-16 with 3:04 remaining when Shawn Jones hit Greg Lester in the back right corner of the end zone on a 13-yard scoring pass. Jones was stopped short on a quarterback draw seeking a 2-point conversion, but the Jackets got a break just over a minute later.

Marlon Williams forced Fur-man's Hugh Swilling to fumble, and Coleman Rudolph recovered for the Jackets on the Paladins' 22. After three running plays, Sis-son made the field goal as the Jackets (6-4) beat Furman (6-3) for the first time since 1947. From Dally Press, wire service reports rassing yards 109 60 Return yards 14 14 Passes 18-10-0 12-07-0 Punts 5-24 4-40 Fumbies-lost 2-1 2-0 Penalties-yards 7-64 6-55 Time of Possession 27:47 32:13 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING James Madison, Sims 24-162, Brown 8-32, Williams 12-9, Hudgins 1-6. Washington 1-8. Youngstown Isaac 16-52, Smith 11-48.

Clark 7-43, Hawkins 17-42, Cochran 5-13. PASSING James Madison, Williams 10-18-0109. Youngstown St, Isaac 7-12-0-60. RECEIVING James Madison, Hayes 4-71, Fox 2-21, Sims 2-11, Archer 1-4, McLeod 1-2. Youngstown St, Smith 3-29, Williams 3-25, Boykin 1-6.

VMI 27, W. Carolina 25 W.Carolina 8 6 0 13 25 VMI 0 14 0 13 27 WCU Thigpen 11 pass from Harris (kick failed) VMI -Scales 4 run (Kane kick) WCU Roberts 8 run (pass failed) VMI Mines 2 run (Kane kick) VMI Mines 67 run (Kane kick) WCU Thigpen 10 run (Shirley kick) VMI Wilder 1 run (Kane kick) WCU Thigpen 1 run (pass failed) A 4,178. WCU VMI A 15,759. Duk 18 37-125 154 22 15-32-3 6-31 1-1 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Return Yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards WFU 17 40-173 204 37 16-29-2 4-38 OO 10-85 30:54 5-54 Time of Possession 29:06 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Duke, C. Brown 10-50, D.

VMI saves triumph with timely tackle Mil Everyone's invited to join the big Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 28 MARINERS' MUSEUM PARK, NEWPORT NEWS 5K Walk, 5K Run, 10K Run group. All early entries are guaranteed a race t-shirt. COURSE LAYOUT: The course will begin on Copeland Lane across from Warwick High School and stay within the boundaries of Mariners' Museum Park. A turn-around point for all 5K walkers and runners will be reached at the Lions Bridge.

10K runners will cross the bridge and continue to the entrance of the Museum on Museum Drive, where they will also reach a turn-around point. RACE DIRECTOR: Phil Tipton, telephone (804) 245-0047 for information. RACE DAY REGISTRATION: 10K 7:15 7:45 a.m. a.m. i Linebacker Camillus Mussel-man's tackle on a two-point con-Version attempt sent David Thig-pen to the turf and the ball out of bounds with no time remaining Saturday to preserve VMI's 27-25 Southern Conference victory.

Against Western Carolina in Lexington. The Keydets (4-5 overall, 2-3 conference) appeared to have the game in hand after Frank Wilder scored on a 1-yard plunge with 48 seconds remaining. But Vic Kane missed the conversion kick to rjiake the score 27-19. On the first play following the ensuing kickoff, Derrick Harris hit Kerry Hayes on a 46-yard pass to put the ball on the Keydet 30. Five plays later, Thigpen bulled in from I yard.

On the two-point conversion that could have tied the contest, Harris hit Thigpen on a swing pass to the right. Musselman met Thigpen at the 2 with a tackle that sent the ball flying out of bounds. The Catamounts dropped to 2-8 overall and 2-4 in the conference. Tony Scales led VMI with 161 yards and one touchdown rushing and 100 yards passing. Marcus Mines carried 14 times for 112 yards and two touchdowns.

U.Mass. 42, Richmond 14 In Amherst, Jerome Bledsoe rushed for 226 yards and four touchdowns Saturday as Massachusetts (4-5, 3-3) beat the Spi-ijiers (2-7, 2-5) in Yankee Conference action. jj Massachusetts scored on its first filay from scrimmage a 64-yard ouchdown pass from Dave McGovern to Eric Thomas en oute to a 21-0 halftime lead. Richmond had a 67-yard touchdown Ipass called back for holding just before intermission, ij Each team scored in the third period, with the Minutemen putting together a 70-yard touchdown march. The Spiders got on the '(scoreboard with a 12-play, 76-yard I'drive capped by a 10-yard pass Ifrom Greg Lilly to Sterling Brown.

EYENIS: 10K Run 8:00 a.m. 5K Run Walk 9:00 a.m. COST: $10.00 early entry (before Nov. 20); $12.00 late registration. (Participants are asked to bring one canned-good item, also.) ACE GROUPS: 18 and under; 19-29; 30-39; 4049; 50-59; 60 above FORMAT: The Peninsula YMCA will be hosting a Thanksgiving Day 5K Walk, 5K Run and 10K Run.

Winners of each event will be recognized through the donation of hams in their names to needy Peninsula families. The objective of this event is to donate over 40 hams to various needy families. Awards will be given to overall winners and the top two in each age English, who had 31 of his team's 40 rushing attempts, scored on runs of 1 and 5 yards as the Knights (5-4) bolted to a 21-0 first-quarter lead. Mike Dickinson's 67-yard pass to Bret Cooper accounted for the other score. Liberty (4-5) relied on the arm of Robby Justino, who completed 24 of 51 passes for 369 yards and two touchdowns.

Central State 27, Virginia Union 26 In Richmond, Melvin Coleman's 86-yard punt return with 9 minutes, 29 seconds left pushed Central State of Ohio past the Panthers. Ricky Wood rushed for 158 yards on 23 carries and scored two touchdowns for Central State (8-1), the defending NAIA national champion. Carl Wright led Virginia Union (8-2), ranked fifth in NCAA Division II, by completing 15 of 38 passes for 211 yards and two touchdowns. Eric Montgomery threw for 2 1 9 yards and one touchdown and Brian Treweek ran for two TDs as Emory Henry won a Division III duel against Ferrum in Emory. The Wasps (7-2) were outgained by Ferrum (6-2) in total offense 405 yards to 304.

But Ferrum fumbled the ball six times, losing three. Guilford 25, 7 Calvin Hunter ran for 1 55 yards and two touchdowns as the Quakers (8-2, 4-1) beat Washington Lee (0-9, 0-5) in Lexington to clinch at least a tie for the Old Dominion Athletic Conference championship. Randolph-Macon 34, Bridgewater 7 Scott Kirby threw for 184 yards and two touchdowns as the Yellow Jackets (4-5, 3-1) won an ODAC road game against the Eagles (2-7, 1-4). Hampden-Sydney 54, Methodist 7 Cetric Gayles rushed for 127 yards and three touchdowns, and Dwayne Bowyer threw for two more scores as host Hampden-Sydney defeated the Monarchs. The Tigers (6-2-1) rolled up 294 yards on the ground and 159 yards through the air, including Bowyer's 29-yard TD pass to Poquoson High graduate Jay Hicks.

From wlr service reports Co-sponsored by U8 PENINSULA YMCA 7SJ7 WARWICK BOU.EVAR0 NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23607 ENTRY FORM RACfyWALK In consideration of your accepting this entry, the undersigned, intending to be legally bound hereby for myself, my heirs, executors and administrators, waive and release all claims for any and all injuries suffered by me in said event. I attest and verify that I will participate in this event, that I am physically fit; that I have sufficiently trained for the completion of this event; and that my physical condition has been verified by a licensed medical doctor. Further, I hereby grant full permission to any and all of the foregoing to use any photographs, videotapes, motion pictures, or any other record of this event for any legitimate purpose. I am fully aware of the risks involved with participation in this event. Signature Name Signature First Name.

i witn 14:1 to piay in tne game, Don Caparotti ran a punt back 70 yards for a touchdown to stretch Initial. Shirt Size: MQ LQ XLQ Phone Event: 5KWalkQ 5K Run 10K Run Sex: Age on Day of Race Mailing Address 1 City State Code. Massachusetts lead to J5-7. tsied-isoe scored the game's final on an 18-yard run with 10:16 llremaining. i Florida 31, Liberty 26 In Lynchburg, Willie English ijrushed for 106 yards and three touchdowns as Central Florida le'dged the Flames' UCF picked off five passes.

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