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Page 4b. THE TIMtS AND PbMOCRAT. Sunday. December 19. 1982 1 P7 i Central State takes 14-11 win for NAIA championship Eastern Kentucky wins Div.

I-AA title CSU Mesa 10 63-212 15 79 0 10 7 0-17 0 0 0 14-14 7 blivki'd KG return ildvett Eastern Ky Delaware K.Kv Holl First downs Kushes-yarils Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Kuinbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession 12 32-26 191 80 11-29-1 '6-39 1-0 7-35 32:40 2-12-2 5-29 2-1 7-40 27:20 ku-k i K.Kv I'll IV I K.Kv Veasl I run 1 1 xivt-U kick I Del Slt'imer '20 pass from Chelan i run fallecli Del 5 pass from Scully (Steirncr pass fniinSculK i A INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS HUSHING Mesa, Hodgson 30-109, Moore 13-53, Monson 12-24. CSU, McKeaver 7-20, Jones 5-5, Vann 4-9, Pane 15-53. PASSING Mesa, Monson 2-12-215. CSU, Pane 11-20-1-191. Howard 2-15.

CSU, Henderson 6-125, Zeno 4-62. By The Associated Press EDMOND, Okla. A fourth-quarter interception by Randy Preston set up a touchdown that gave Central State of Oklahoma a 14-11 victory over Mesa, Saturday and the NAIA Division I football championship. Preston's 47-yard return after intercepting Bill Monson's pass led to a 1-yard plunge by fullback Randy Jones with 8:46 left in the game. The championship was the second for Central State, which won its first NAIA title in 1962.

The Bronchos finished the season 10-2, while the Mavericks ended with an 11-1-1 record. Del la 41-1110 1111 10 1M2-0 10-11 5-1 7-15 28:19 EKy 1:1 50-Ml si 21 6-111-1 B-12 5-2 5-41 4i First downs Knshes ai d.s Passing yards Ueturn yards 1 'asses Punts Kuinliles-lost I Ynalties-yards Time of Possession cf INDIVinUALSTATlSTlCS HUSHING K.Ky. Thompson 24-112, Yeast 17-511: 1 el. Clement 7-12, Itralcr 8-10. PASSIM! K.Ky.

Woolum 6-13-1-61; Del. Sculh Phclan 1-1-0-20. HKl'KlVINli K.Ky. Bird 3-28, Thompson 1-14; Del. Clement 5-60, Steimer 2-44.

Aerial ballet SCHWINN ROAD TRACK CYCLE 536-4035 311 Calhoun Dr. Mesa, Colo. 0 3 6 211 Cent Okla 0 7 0 714 CXSU Zeno 2d pass from Patfe Hawkins kick Mesa KIJ Stellavato34 Mesa Monson 1 run kick failed) Mesa Safety Page tackled in end zone CSU Jones 1 run Hawkins kick I A 5,104 Frank Hardin (19), a defensive back for Eastern Kentucky University, goes over Paul Hammond (39) of the University of Delaware in an effort to intercept the ball in the first half of the Pioneer Bowl in Wichita Falls, Texas, Saturday. Anthony Jones (12) also failed in the interception attempt. (AP Laserphoto) By DENNE H.

FREEMAN AP Sports Writer WICHITA FALLS, Texas -GoiiiH to the movies helped Eastern Kentucky capture its second NCAA Division I-AA national title Saturday. The Colonels nipped Delaware 17-11 in the nationally televised Pioneer Howl on two big breaks, including a 77-yard blocked field goal return by defensive end Richard Bell. "We noticed that the Delaware center adjusted the angle of the ball just before he snapped it," said defensive back Gus Parks, who blocked a 31-yard field goal attempt that led to the second-quarter touchdown. "I got a good break and the ball hit me in the wrist," said Parks. '-Studying the films really helped us." "This team has a trademark of doing something to let the other team back in the game and keep you worried at the end," said Eastern Kentucky Coach Roy Kidd.

"These kids know how to win. All year long they have been close at the end. I don't think we've put anybody away." Kidd said the blocked field goal was a designed play where "We rush from one side to block it and have a guy on the other side to pick it Delaware Coach Tubby Raymond said, "We made too many mistakes. The blocked field goal was an unforgivable error that cost us dearly and turning the ball over gave them another touchdown. "I don't want to take anything awav from them, but we made kt--" Christmas Specials! lP?) rTL 3 DAY SALE ffiW (DiELQSD Monday-Wednesday SOT i flllto narte Great Idea YyS i I aUTO PartSr? I Automotive jl i Lwy.

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Eastern Kentucky made it 10-0 at halftime by driving from its 47 to the Delaware 20 before Jamie Lovett kicked a 37-yard field goal into a brisk 18 mph north wind. John Cason fumbled the second half kickoff away to Cliff McClullough at the Blue Hen 21. Terrence Thompson ran for 17 yards and Nicky Yeast scored from a yard away two plays later to make it 17-0. The Blue Hens took advantage of two fourth-quarter Colonel mistakes for their touchdown. Punter Steve Rowe couldn't handle the snap and Delaware took over at the Eastern Kentucky 20.

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