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10-B SUNDAY, BinKhamlon, N.V. November It, H78 Subs rally now for a bid? A tie shocks Purdue TP tale and Michigan's next who missed last week's loss with a leg injury, only saw action on one play. While Towson State, which finishes 7-3, rode the passing of Ron Meehan to Ken Snoots to the halftime lead, the Bombers scored the first three times they got the ball in the second half. Morrissey directed a 70-yard drive capped by Ferrig-no's 5-yard run; Morrissey directed a 65-yard drive capped by Ferrigno's 3-yard run; and inside linebacker John Laper intercepted a Meehan pass and ran 55 yards for the TD and Ithaca took a 28-9 lead with the conversion. The Tigers, unscored upon in their last three games, rallied themselves on a Meehan to Snoots 75-yarder, then Meehan ran across from one yard out early in the fourth quarter.

Morrissey then directed the Bombers to paydirt again, the clinching TD a 5-yard run by Ferrigno which capped a 71-yard drive in nine running plays. Big plays in the drive were Morrissey 's 21-yard gallop and a 13-yard blast by junior Matt Mees who finished the regular season 830 yards and is 55 shy of the 1C career rushing mark. I eOlOPLV TIMi First Ouaner 0 4 BtflOk 4 run 0 7 ftarllnf Mck 3 Re Blelslii secand Quarter 7 Snoots 71 Pl Irom Ron Meehan 11:15 kick Oiled Tkir tn' 9 13 Ferriono run 51 -a. Oarlinokfck 1 a 20 Ferrigno 3 run 1 21 Darling wen 27 La per 5J InltrCiP-nonreturn a 11 Darling kick 15 21 Snooti 75 pass Irom MMIWI II 24 pass failed Fewta Ouerter 21 II Meehan 1 run 1:3 11 Si Bielski kick 22 34 FerrignoSrun 4:15 22 35 Darling kick Big 10 Conference Special to SUNDAY ITHACA A couple of fill-ins in the offensive backfield rallied Ithaca College to a 35-22 victory over Towson State yesterday in the regular-season finale for both teams. Ithaca College, with a 9-1 record, is now in good shape to receive one of the bids which come out this afternoon to the Division III football playoffs.

IC last entered post-season play in 1975 when it advanced all the way to the Stagg Bowl. Tailback Bob Ferrigno. making his first start of the season, ran for three touchdowns in the second half as the Bombers rallied behind sub quarterback Paul Morrissey who started the season as a reserve flanker. Morrissey was pressed into action when starter Doug Bencsko sustained a bruised back when tackled in the second quarter. Bencsko was removed from the field on a stretcher, and his availability for a possible game next Saturday is questionable.

Morrissey, senior from Holbrook, completed only one of two passes, but ran for 62 yards and directed three second-half drives which rallied the Bombers from a 9-7 halftime deficit and helped them shake off last Saturday's 9-6 upset at Albany State. Ferrigno, given the start over Doug Getzke, ran for 169 yards on 27 carries and scored on two runs of five yards and one of three. Regular tailback John Nicolo, TEAM STATISTICS First I 13 0 385 2-3-0 50 4-341 10-5 11-101 57 14 35-(4 I7-12 244 Sill 2-1 4 Rushing yards Passes Passing yards Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards Return yards Tewtea St. passing: Meehan 17-31. 261 yards.

3 TDs, 2 intercepted Ithaca passing: Morrissey 1-2. 12 yards; Bencsko 31 yards. Towsok St. receiving: Snoots 2 TDs; Ra. Bielski 5-25; Beck 2 2 Ithaca receiving: Coholan l-3t; Meyer 1-12.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Taw San St rushing leaden: Rk. Bielski 17 S3, Jones 4-15; Harrison 2-13 Ithaca rushing: Ferrigno 27-149. 3 TDs; Mees 20-120; Morrissey 13-42; Gel ike 54; Ludwig 3-; Verulo 3-S; Jamie 1-7; Bencsko 7-1, I TD. Sl'NDAY Wire Servicei Mike Kalasmiki fired a 3-yard touchdown pass to David Charles with 25 seconds left, then passed to Wayne Souza for a 2-point conversion, capping a furious fourth-quarter rally which gave Wisconsin a shocking 24-24 tie with heavily-favored Purdue in Big Ten college football yesterday. Scott Sovereen was short on a 50-yard field goal attempt with no time remaining for 12th-ranked Purdue, which at 5-0-1 in the Big Ten had its conference lead cut to half a game.

That means they'll be risking the lead next Saturday when they play once-beaten Michigan. Michigan State and Ohio State also remained at 5-1-0 with easy victories yesterday. Wisconsin trailed 24-6 after Purdue's John Macon had scored on a 4-yard run with 11:42 to play. Kalasmiki rallied the Badgers with a 45-yard pass to Ray Sydnor, which set up a Kalasmiki-to-Souza 31-yard touchdown pass play. The Badgers got the ball back at the Purdue 37 after a 10-yard punt and a 20-yard pass interference call against Purdue cornerback Bill Kay set up a 32-yard field goal by Steve Veith as Wisconsin closed to within 24-16.

The Badgers forced another Purdue punt, which defensive tackle Kasey Cabral blocked and linebacker Dennis Christenson recovered for Wisconsin at the Purdue 12 with 1:33 to play. On third-and-goal from the three, Kalasmiki passed to Charles on a sideline pattern in the end zone. Souza, surrounded by two defenders, then made a lunging catch of Kalasmiki's rollout pass for the tying 2-point conversion. MICHIGAN 59. NORTHWESTERN 14- Quarterback Rick Leach accounted for five touchdowns as the seventh-ranked Wolverines kept their Rose Bowl hopes alive at Northwestern.

Leach, who established an NCAA record for career touchdowns, ran for three and passed for two others before turning the game over to his backup. Leach, now with 75 regular season touchdowns. OPEN DAILY SUNDAY 11-5 TODAY THRU NOV. 18 surpassed the old mark set by Arizona State's Danny White. Michigan used its powerful ground game, led by Harlan Huckleby and Russell Davis, to steamroll the Wildcats, leading in the first period, then had the lead cut to 14-7 before scoring on every possession for a 35-14 ha If time margin.

OHIO STATE 45, ILLINOIS 7- Freshman quarter-ick Art Schlichter ran for three touchdowns in a romp over visiting Illinois and preserving the Buckeyes' hopes for a record seventh straight conference title. Schlichter ran seven yards twice and five yards once as the Buckeyes whipped the Illini for the 11th straight time in their series. Rod Gerald, who quarterbacked Ohio State to its last two titles, returned to his old quarterbacking job as Schlichter's understudy, and ran seven yards for another touchdown late in the fourth quarter. Gerald has been playing wide receiver this season. MICHIGAN STATE 33, MINNESOTA Quarterback Ed Smith flipped two touchdown passes to split end Eugene Byrd as the 17th-ranked Spartans rolled past Minnesota.

Smith, the conference's leading passer, riddled the Gopher secondary, especially in the first half, when he repeatedly found Byrd and flanker Kirk Gibson open on sideline routes for big gains. He hit on 26 of 42 passes for the day. INDIANA 34, IOWA 14- Quarterback Scott Arnett passed for two touchdowns and tailback Darrick Burnett and Mike Harkrader ran for one touchdown apiece for the Hoosiers. Aided by a pass interception and fumble recovery, Indiana rushed to a- 24-0 halftime lead. I I THE SAVING PLACE, i.mm....,.jmmi! wan- mmmm, 3.3JU UJJJXIUl mart Firearms and Ammunition Policy Firearms and ammunition are sold in strict compliance with Federal, State and local laws.

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The Endicott resident hooked up with Oneonta's Mike Getman on five of those passes for 23 yards. Angelo Colosimo, a junior running back from Yonk-ers' Roosevelt High, was Colgate's top ground gainer with 51 yards on 16 carries. GAS SEMI-AUTOMATIC Model 51 has fewer parts than most other gas semi-automatic shotguns and ever-last gas system. Plain Roto-forged' barrel. In 12- or 20-gauqe.

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Bucknell began driving for the only touchdown of the game late in the first quarter with the Bisons on their own 22. The Bisons used 13 plays to reach the goal line. D'Aloia ran for 15 yards on the first play of the series and carried seven times in the drive for 28 yards. Quarterback Glyn Lipp, who had completed only 40 of 96 passes in eight previous games, connected on his first eight passes of the game for 121 yards. His final passing statistics were 11 of 17 passes complete for 142 yards.

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13.88 I Our Reg. 1.22 fWT sy 88 B7 Special to SUNDAY CORTLAND Senior quarterback John Simek from Vestal became the second most prolific one-season passer in Central New York history here yesterday and Cortland State had plenty of other ammunition in a 37-14 bombardment of Southern Connecticut State. Just as devastating a force for the Red Dragons who by finishing 5-5 secured the school's first nonlosing campaign since 1972. was senior tailback John Deven-dorf from Chittenango. Devendorf scored C-State's first four touchdowns, and he got them all before the injury-decimated visitors could put any points of their own on the board.

So. Connecticut is 2-7 with one game remaining but the Owls from New Haven, Conn, are only a shadow of Men's Men's VJ KY Xs mHi Sizes the team that began the season. Only three defensive players who were in the starting lineup on opening day were available for duty yesterday. Simek needed only about 40 yards to move past '74 Cornell quarterback Kevin Sigler in one-season passing yardage, and the 5-11, 180-pounder got that with room to spare. Simek completed 21 of his 31 throws yesterday for 255 yards.

He ended the year with 136-for-243 and 1,930 yards all school-records. Only Central New York passer to toss for more yardage a single season was Bob Relph who had 2,178 for Colgate last year. Southern Connecticut was able to "contain" record-shattering Cortland receiver Frank Goroleski, whose three grabs were far fewer than he'd averaged in a 47-for-784 year. But intensive coverage of Goroleski allowed Devendorf to haul in 10 passes for 119 yards. Three of Devendorf catches went for touchdowns all with Simek doing the pitching.

Devendorf returned the opening kickoff 44 yards to the Southern Connecticut 45. That set up a 26-yard field goal by Bob Barber and the Dragons were on their way. The defense also sparkled. Defensive end Gene Iozzino from Highland Mills had seven sacks and Mark Kensy (Cheektowaga), Dan Reynolds (Nichols) and Ken Healy all intercepted passes. Reynolds also recovered two fumbles.

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Cortland rushing: Devendorf 11-74, Francois 11-42, Altomare 7-13, Dick 3-13. Se. Conn, passing: Nolan 11-15 2, 98 yards, one touchdown; Goodwin 1-4-0, 15 yards. Cortland passing: Simek 21-31-1, 255 yards, three touchdowns; Denk I-2 1. 14 yards.

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TM 4 i SC 14 34 132 12 22 3 113 4-35 0 3-3 127 First downs Rushing yards Passes Passing yards Punts Fumbles, lost Penalty yards Kick blocked 37 Ungerer, 13 run 4:25 37 Goodwin, run INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Conn, rushing: Cahalan 19-48, li BLAZE ORANGE HUNT COAT Our Reg. 32.88-35.88 ALFRED 20, BUFFALO 12 Saxons defensive end Mike Poley blocked a field goal attempt to set up the winning touchdown, then intercepted a pass and ran 22 yards for an insurance score as both teams ended their seasons yesterday. Poley, a senior, capped his collegiate career with a brilliant performance that also included a blocked extra point attempt in the first half. Sophomore quarterback sensation Bob Schuster, who piloted the club to five straight wins after an 0-4 start, combined with senior fullback Jim Price on a 75-yard touchdown pass play that erased a 6-0 lead by host Buffalo in the second quarter. ALBANY ST.

32, PLATTSBURGH ST. 7 Quarterback Brad Aldrich ran for one touchdown and threw for a second as the Great Danes, ranked ninth in the nation in Division HI, rolled yesterday. Aldrich scored first on a 2-yard run in the first quarter and Albany sophomore Don Bowen galloped into the end zone on a 49-yard punt return with 45 seconds left to give the Great Danes a 12-0 lead at the end of the quarter. HOBART 22, RPI 0 Freshman quarterback Dale Tills, who started the season as a third-stringer, ran for two touchdowns to lead his team in the season finale for both teams yesterday. Tills, who led all rushers with 125 yards in 13 carries, did not get a chance to start this season until two more experienced signal callers were sidelined with injuries.

Hobart's Larry Grimaldi ran nine times for 109 yards and a touchdown and Ed Cooney added 118 yards in 23 carries as the winners. 2-6, rolled up 505 yards on the ground. RPI, 1-8, lost 12 yards rushing. ST. LAWRENCE 47, ROCHESTER 17 Quarterback Herb Bleck completed 24 of 40 passes for 285 yards and three touchdowns and ran for a fourth to lead St.

Lawrence in Canton yesterday. Bleck rallied the Saints, ranked sixth nationally in Division III, from a 17-16 halftime deficit with three second-half touchdowns. St. Lawrence jumped out to a 16-0 lead as Bleck hit John Crandall on a 15-yard pass play, Dick Stevens booted a 38-yard field goal and Bud Bacon bulled in from the one yard line. Rochester, capitalizing on four St.

Lawrence fumbles, came back for 17 points in the second quarter on touchdown pass plays of. 11 and 20 yards by quarterback John Kowba and a 31-yard field goal by Tony Cipolla. UNION 4Jy. HAMILTON 8 Rich Romer and Mike Squire each scored two touchdowns as Union demolished Hamilton yesterday Union ended its season 3-5, erliile Hamilton finished 1-7. Romer, who led all rushers with 106 yards on 26 carries, scored on runs of one and eight yards.

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romps, 33-8 WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) Speedster Dennis Dent ran for 203 yards and two touchdowns yesterday and sparked Massachusetts to a 33-8 football victory over Holy Cross. Dent, a senior from Boston, scored on jaunts of 16 and 44 yards in the third period as Massachusetts pulled away from a 10-0 halftime lead and went on to its sixth victory in nine games. Holy Cross, which won its first five games of the campaign, managed only a consolation touchdown in the fourth period in taking its third loss in a row. Reds slap Japs NISHINOMIYA, Japan (AP) Dan Driessen's 2-run homer and Champ Summers' two solo shots yesterday led a 15 hit Cincinnati attack as the Reds scored a 10-5 victory over a combined Yomiuri Giants-Hankyu Braves team.

The triumph gave the Reds a 7-2-1 record on their 17-game exhibition baseball tour of Japan. Winning pitcher Tom Hume, gaining his third victcry on the tour, and reliever Pedro Borbon, who hurled the last two innings, combined to check the Japanese on eight hits. Meanwhile, the Reds battered four Japanese pitchers. Nylon shell, Dacron polyester fill. Our 22.88, Boys' Sizes ...19.88 Du Port Reg.

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