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October 1878 SUNDAY. Btoghamton, Y. 5-B 24-21 Harvard, on 2d-quarter cushion 1 backfire kills Colgate lead before 12.500 in the first period on Bruce Malvertv's 5-yard touchdown run, but didn't scoreagain until fullback Angie Colosimo bolted in from the 2-yard line with 2:01 left in the game Quarterback Alex Mancini passed 14 yards to Colosimo with 4 seconds left in the game, and the fullback added a 2-point conversion with a leap over the goal line after Harvard was penalized on Colgate's unsuccessful first try. Harvard senior quarterback Larry Brown completed 11 of 17 passes for 159 yards and ran for 73 more before leaving the game after Harvard added a clinching touchdown late in the third quarter. Harvard 1 2-1) put the game out of reach on halfback Paul Connors' 2-yard run before Brown was replaced by Brian Buckley.

Two earlier drives deep in Colgate territory had been halted by Crimson fumbles. Colosimo was the game's leading rusher with 78 yards in 19 carries. Owego junior Marzo was was 9-for-18 for 100 yards. Mancini 8-for-18 for 96. Marzo also ran 11 times for 24 yards.

By SUNDAY Wire Service- CAMBRIDGE.) Mass. -Colgate, by 17 turnover in its three earlier games, virtually eliminated them yesterday against Harvard, but found one still one too many. Cornerback Steve Potysman ignited a 17-point second-quarter uprising with a 58-yard touchdown run on an intercepted pass as Harvard defeated the winless Red Raiders 24-21. a fourth-quarter charge by the losers merely narrowing the, margin. The Harvard captain stepped front of intended receiver Mike Getman to pick off a 3rd-and-4 pass by Colgate quarterback John Mario and raced down the left sideline to tie the game at 7-7.

Up until then, alternating quarterbacks on every play as Coach Fred Dun lap would do all day in an unusual strategem. Colgate's offense had looked better than it has all faU. 1 Harvard then added, a 12-yard touchdown run by halfback Ralph Poullio and a 42-yard field goal by Gary Bosnic after a 44-yard "bomb" just before halftime The latter; coming after Colgate had apparently punted out of danger, to the Harvard with 0:48 to go was a pivotal play second only to the interception. Soph Tim Palmer, from Bingbamton Central, started at defensive tackle for Harvard), Colgate. 0-4 after a 10-1 record last year, took a 7-0 I.

1 'ft A Washington all Alabama can handle SEATTLE i API Tony Nathan scored the go-ahead touchdown midway through the third period and Jeff Rutledge passed 36 yards to Rick Neal in the fourth quarter yesterday to boost eighth-ranked Alabama to a 20-17 victory-over Washington. Husky quarterback Tom Porras hit Spider Gaines with his second long scor- ing pass of the game, this one for 58 yards, with 5:54 remaining in the game to close within three points. The Huskies got the ball again with 3:37 left and. with the aid of a pass-interference penalty, moved to a first down at the Crimson Tide 36. But safety Murray Legg recovered 1 Alabama defensive end E.J.

Junior dropped punter Aaron Wilson for a 13-yard loss at the Washington 16. and Nathan rammed over the goal line four plays later to give Alabama a 13-10 lead with 6:15 left in the third quarter. Alan McElroy's attempt for the extra point was wide. Rutledge, Alabama's starting quarterback who alternated throughout the game with Steadman Shealy, hit Neal all alone near the goal line with 8:51 to play for the Tide's final score. Major Ogilvie's 13-yard scoring run early in the second period capped a 53-yard.

9-play Alabama drive and tied the game at 7-7. Washington, now 2-3. had taken a 7-0 lead late in the first quarter on Porras' 74-yard scoring bomb to Gaines. Mike Lansford's 37-yard field goal following a Steve Whitman fumble gave the Huskies a 10-7 lead with 2:36 left in the first half. Bickel on the beam LEWISBURG.

Tri-captain Bob Bickel was one of the first three finishers across for Bucknell University, and fellow Vestalite Jim Knight also figured in the scoring as the Bisons ran their dual meet winning streak to 51 by beating Temple 1 15-50). St. Joseph's 15-50). Lehigh 1 21-38) and Princeton 1 26-30) in a pentagonal meet at Philadelphia. cini Colosimo run) PHOTO IT A C-lyate 7 0 i) la-zl Harvard 0 17 7 t-U Col Melvertv 5 njnILIOvtf kidi) Harv Potvsman St interception return 'BotnichtdO HarvV Polillio run (Bosnic ic) HarvFG Bosnic 42 Harv Connors 2 run Bosnic kick 1 Co'g Coiosimo 2 run 'Run failed) Co'o Colosimo oast from Man Mamartl 2 52-m si 11-17-0 5)3 4-3 Cat II 4 He 10 17-31 I If 04 First downs Rushes, yds Passing yds Return yds Passes Punts Fum ales-lost Penalties Colgate's Ray Linn (left) and Jon Kimmel, freshman from Susquehanno Valley, put the squeeze on Harvard back Paul Connors, holding him to a short gain In the end, however," Connors got what proved to be the decisive touchdown in 24-21 Harvard win.

Bo escapes, but Woody wears a tie Miehtv Michigan, stunned bv a 17-point Arizona blitz in the first half, overcame a 17-7 deficit and won the Navv breezes bv Air Force AIR FORCE (AP) Navy receiver Phil McCon-key caught a 36-yard pass for one touchdown and ran 19 yards for another as the unbeaten Midshipmen took a 23-0 halftime lead and breezed on to a 37-8 rout of Air Force yesterday. Navy scored on six of its first seven possessions, including three field goals by Bob Tata, and racked up more than 400 yards of offense for the day. The Middies stopped Air Force cold with their nationally-ranked defense, holding the Falcons to less than 75 yards through the first three quarters. Herrmann passed for 188 yards and directed the Boilermakers' fourth-quarter drive to the winning touchdown, scored by Russell Pope on a 2-yard run. Purdue managed only two field goals by Scott Sovereen through the first three periods.

UTAH 13, IOWA S-The Hawkeyes' downfall was 5-foot-9 Utah quarterback Randy Gomez, who was ignored by college recruiters because of his height. Gomez threw for 148 yards and a touchdown and soph running back Tony Lindsay ran for 136 yards to shred the defense while Iowa 's offense had to settle for three field goals. ARIZONA STATE 5S, NORTHWESTERN 14 It was a cheerless afternoon for the Wildcats' home crowd as the Sun Devils amassed 566 yards total offense and had a 21-0 lead as early as the first quarter. Quarterback Mark Malone hurled three TD passes and ran for two more. ear row sais fop out? Big 10 roundup back into the game.

We let them out of the box." Southern Methodist reeled off 107 offensive plays an incredible 38 more than Ohio State and piled up 31 first downs and 501 yards, scoring the most points on the Buckeyes in a regular season game since Purdue won 41-6 in 1967. The tie was costly to Ohio State. Freshman quarterback Art Schlichter will be out four to 10 days with a severe right shoulder bruise. He could be sidelined against Purdue next week. And defensive tackle Byron Cato will be out 10 to 21 days with a deep thigh bruise while center Tim Vogler has a broken thumb and may be questionable for the game with the Boilermakers.

The 14tb-ranked Buckeyes survived a field goal bid by-Eddie Garcia from 47 yards out. wide to the left with two seconds remaining on the clock. Dave Hill's interception of a Schlichter pass provided the Mustangs with their final drive toward the field goal. Hill intercepted Schlichter at the Ohio State 37 and SMU's sophomore passing whiz. Mike Ford, led the Mustangs to the Ohio State 29.

setting up Garcia field goal attempt. Ford, intercepted seven times in a 35-7 defeat by the Buckeyes last season, completed 36 of 57 passes for 341 He figured in four touchdowns for SMU. Ford ran three times for 1-yard touchdowns and passed 11 yards to Elton Garrett. Ohio State rallied form a 21-14 half time deficit, piling up 21 points in the third quarter before Ford scored a pair of touchdowns in the final 15 minutes. The Mustang quarterback ran for 2 points that tied the score at 35-35 with 3:41 to go.

MISSOURI 45, ILLINOIS 3-Soph quarterback Phil Bradley completed 12 of 16 passes in the first half one a 70-yard touchdown bomb to Stevie Sly. in leading the romp over the visiting IllinL Bradley's tosses accounted for 189 yards. The Tigers took a 17-0 first quarter lead on the Bradlev-Slv bombshell. WISCONSIN 34, INDIANA 7-Ira Matthews scored on runs of six and 26 yards and returned a punt 71 yards for another touchdown in the Badgers' breeze over the visiting Hoosiers. He rushed 18 times for 87 yards as Wisconsin increased its record to 4-0.

OREGON. STATE 17, MINNESOTA 14-Tim Smith returned a kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown late in the first quarter and quarterback Steve Smith lofted a third-quarter touchdown pass to key Oregon State's upset at Minneapolis. PURDUE 14, WAKE FOREST 7-Quarterback Mark game on a Russell Davis touchdown with 5l minutes left yesterday and escaped with a 21-17 lion-conference college football victory over the Wildcats. Big 10 Conference arch-rival Ohio State escaped defeat, too but didn't having totsettle for a shocking 35-35 tie with a 14-point underdog. Southern Methodist U.

Arizona. 3-2. threw a real scare into coach Bo Schembechler's third-ranked Wolverines bV scoring 17 points in a span of just over seven minutes beginning on the last play of the first quarter. Tney bit' with touchdowns by running backs Larry Heater and Hubert Oliver, sandwiched on either side of a 21-vard field goal by Bill Zivic The Wildcats dominated the first half, 'but the Wolverines came back late in the second quarter, driving 73 yards in nine plays with quarterback Rick Leach throwing a 30-yard touchdown pass to tight end Doug 1 1 It looked like Michigan, trailing 17-14. would take the lead in the third quarter when Dale Keitz blocked Frank Garcu'.

punt and Michigan had the ball at the Arizona 1. But plays later linebacker Corky Ingraham intercepted a Leach pass in the end zone on the first play of the fourth quarter. The Wolverines, who lifted their record to 4-0 in the mistake-plagued contest, began their winning touchdown drive at their own 32 and marched 68 yards in 13 plays with Davis diving ever on fourth down from the 1. Michigan scored the game's first touchdown on a 2-yard run at 12:28 of the first quarter. It came on the first plav after Tom Seabron recovered Oliver's fumble.

i Arizona couldn't get anywhere and was forced to punt, but Mike Harden fumbled the reception and linebacker Jack Housley recovered for the Wildcats at the Michigan 19. Four plays later, tailback Heater ran over from the 1. Early in the second quarter. Arizona drove 60 yards in 12 plays to the Michigan 7 and Zivic kicked his 24-yard field goal on fourth and 7. On the first play after the score, end Ed Bledsoe recovered a bad Leach pitch at the Wolverine 21 and in five plays fullback Oliver sprinted over on a pitchout from quarterback Jim Krohn around left end for a 10-yard touchdown.

The crowd of 104.913 was the largest ever at Michigan Stadium for a non-conference game. OHIO STATE 35, SMU 35- "We blew it." Woody Hayes 'said of his Buckeyes' deadlock with SMU. "We had a 14-point lead and got a little frivolous. We put some other people in and thev had enough offense to get. coins Qtrc SeU-A-SPATOA HOW THRU FRIDAY OCT.

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The victory, fifth straight this year for IC. increased the Lambert Bowl leaders' hopes for the third unbeaten Bomber regular-season record in five years and the chance it would bring for a third trip to the Stagg Bowl, the NCAA's Division I championship. Clarion-, a Division team which had been ranked No 3 among NAlA' teams, failed' to ever advance the ball past the Ithaca 47. i It lost starting quarterback Dave Skok with a knee injury in the firsj quarter but while IC had suffered a similar fate a week-earlier when Steve Manning went out for the season early is the Alfred game. Clarion had 'saleV W) saIes.

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Ithaca's ball-control game fourth in national Division I rushing offense going into the game managed 82 rushing plays, just three short of the school record, with the 316 yards not. Twenty-eight were by 170-pound junior Nicolo of Saugus. enjoying his first 100-I yard game. i 'The key was our frontage play both offense and defense," said Coach Jim Butterfield. whose team, faces another Division II foe here this week 1977 conqueror Springfield.

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i i The 6-1 Blue Devils, whose only loss so far has been to powerful Union-Endicott. Outscored the Warriors 12-4 in the breaststroke CV is In other meets. Southern Tier Athletic Conference Division I powers Union-Endicott and Ithaca both won easily. U-E 55-28 over Johnson City and Ithaca 100-71 over Norwich. U-E and Ithaca are tied for the Division 1 lead with Vestal.

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