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via1 C11 THE COURIER-JOURNAL SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1 2001 2S3 Kentuckiana Conference USA I Eviston fires four TD passes as Georgetown romps 47-M Same scary script, same late escape for Pirates J.J. Fuo.ua 27 run (Johnson kick): Campbelrsvtrle AlRi Derek Skaoos 7 run (jonnson kick); nipuvw Wagner 9 run (tatey uant wckj i i.uuu. Lkiioft Cvfle 20 18 38-117 49-306 1 .....152 177 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Comp-Atl-Int Punts Fumbles-tost Penatties-vards 5-12-2 1549-2 ...837.0 21 22 10117' 26:14 tv i- iniWUURMKitllUII Jw 'Li LlJ ASSOCIATED PRESS Leonard Henry amassed 168 of his career-high 234 rushing yards in the first quarter, this time eluding Cincinnati's Antwan Peek. NEXT FOR OF OPPONENT! East Carolina. WHEN: 7:30 p.m.

Thursday. SITE: Greenville, N.C. By JOE KAY Associated Press CINCINNATI Leonard Henry ran for a career-high 234 yards and scored three touchdowns yesterday as East Carolina survived another last-minute scare to beat Cincinnati 28-26. The Pirates (6-3, 5-0) qualified for one of Conference USA's four bowl berths and stayed tied with No. 25 Louisville for first place going into Thursday's showdown in Greenville, N.C.

East Carolina surged to a 28-3 halftime lead behind Henry, who followed a wall of blockers on one big run after another. The senior fullback had 168 yards on seven carries in the first quarter alone, when the Pirates rolled up 259 yards and averaged 13.6 per play. Cincinnati (5-4, 4-2) rallied behind backup quarterback George Murray, whose 8-yard touchdown run on a draw play cut it to 28-26 with 46 seconds left. A two-point conversion attempt came up 3 yards short when Chnstshawn Gilliam tackled De-Marco McCleskey on an option play to the short side of the field. Cincinnati recovered an onside kick and moved to the East Carolina 35-yard line.

On fourth down with no timeouts left, coach Rick Minter chose to try a field goal rather than (have Murray throw a desperation pass, and Jonathan Ruffin's 52-yard attempt was several yards short with 7 seconds to play. Ruffin, who won the Lou Groza Award last season, has never made a field goal longer than 46 yards. In its previous game, East Carolina led Texas Christian 27-3 at halftime, then held on to win 37-30 by forcing At Cincinnati EAST CAROLINA .21 7 0 028 CINCINNATI 3 3 7 13-26 East Carolina Henry 4 pass from Garrard (Miller kick) 13:37. East Carolina Henry 6 run (Miller kick), 4:22. Cincinnati FG Ruffin 27, 0:54.

East Carolina Garrard 15 run (Miller kick), 0:19. East Carolina Henry 6 run (Miller kick), 6:22. Cincinnati FG Ruffin 40. 1:26. Cincinnati Murray 4 run (Ruffin kick), 10:28.

Cincinnati McCleskey 5 run (Ruffin kick), 12:17. Cincinnati Murray 8 run (run failed), 0:46. A 19,504. ECar Cin First .16 26 Rushes-yards 39-305 56-190 Passing ,159 253 Comp-Att-Int 12-19-1 16-34-1 Return Yards 36 1 128 Punts-Avg 645., 541 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-0 Penalties-Yards 7-60 3-36 Time of Possession 24.1 1 1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING E. Carolina, Henry 18-234, Garrard 10-36, Brown 7-31 Alston 1-10, Fok 1-2.

Morris 1-(minus 6), team 1-(minus 2). Cincinnati, McCleskey 18-97, Murray 21-54, PASSING-E. Carolina, Garrard 12-19-1-159. Cincinnati, Guidugli 12-25-1-167, Murray 6-9-0-86. RECEIVING E.

Carolina, Henry 4-36, Copper 2-45, Collier 2-29, Alston 2-14, Brown 1-30, Powell 1-6. Cincinnati, Vann 5-103, Keith 5-68, Jackson 3-54, Walker 2-11, Drewery1-8, dinger 1-5, Wize14. GEORGETOWN 7 1 14 7 47 At ST. JOSEPH. 0 0 7 7 -14 Georgetown Stoye Young 13 pass from Eddie Eviston (Kevin Davis kick): Georgetown Cole Hoppe 13 pass from Eviston (Davis kick); Georgetown Kyle Ruscher 9 pass from Eviston (kick failed); Georgetown Eviston 12 run (pass (ailed); St.

Joseph's Karl Jackson 6 run (Aaron Hanli kick); Georgetown Ryan Payne 15 run (Davis kick); Georgetown Michael Cafca 26 pass from Eviston (Davis kick): St. Joseph's Lewis Scon 1 fun (Hamm kick); Georgetown Mattingly 36 interception return (Davis kick). Attendance 1,000. Clown StJot'l First downs .25 16 Rushes yards 30-169 60412 Passing yards 255 1 63 Return yards 134 121 Comp-Att-Int 24-37 2 5-12 2 Punts 440.3 Fumbies-lost 1-0 2-2 Penalties-yards 3-24 2-22 Time possession 2343 36:17 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Georgetown Payne 9-73, Eviston 646, Tenkman 3-13. Saint Joseph's Mlkel 1 1 -72, Jackson 1 1-51, FroeKch 1149, Scott 19-20, Dull 3-16.

PASSING: Georgetown Eviston 21 -32-1-225, Warren 2- 21 Saint Joseph's Scott 4 11-2-67. RECEIVING: Georgetown Young 5-65, Spencer 3-55, Caba 3-33, Hoppe 3-32, White 2-24, Akers 2-21 Tenkman 24, Ruscher 1-9. Saint Joseph's Mason 3- 36, Brown 1-31, At Jackson, Term. CUMBERLAND (Ky.) 24 7 0 -31 At LAMBUTH .,....,..14 0 14 14 -42 Lambuth Vuiaquez 7 pass from Smith (Coleman kick) Lambuth Hill 1 5 pass from Smith (Coleman kick); Cumberland' Joe Daniel 60 pass from Manhew Sims (Brandon Marsh kick); Cumberland Daniel 13 pass from Sims (Marsh kick); Cumberland Brandon Rogers 12 run (Marsh kick); Cumberland Marsh 36 FG; Lambuth Smith 7 run (Coleman kick); Lambuth Edwards 15 run (Coleman kick); Cumberland Chris Gibson 47 pass from Sims (Marsh kick); Lambuth Edwards 21 pass from Smith (Coleman kick); Cumberland Edwards 2 run (Coleman kick). Attendanco not Clans) Lambuth First downs ................14 26 Rushes-yards 34-78 4230 Passing yards 190 297 Return yards 136 51 Comp-Att-Int 9-18-0 21-34-1 Punts 5-360 3-250 Fumbles-lost.

4-1 Penalties-yards 9-151 21-201: Time possession 27:08 32:52 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Cumberland Petway 15-57, Rogers 7-30. Lambuth Edwards 33-174, Smith 4-25. Wierner 4-25. PASSING: Cumberland Sims 9-18-0-190. Lambuth Smith RECEIVING: Cumberland Gibson 5-108.

Daniel 2-73, Petway 2-11. Lambuth Vulaquez 5-71, Edwards 4-30, Hill 3-65, Davenport 333. At Tiffin, Ohio MOREHEAD STATE. 0 21': -38 At TIFFIN .7 0 0 7 14 Tiffin Washington 59 pass from Harpold (Brad Bores kick): Morehead State David Caudill 1 run (Ryan Ison kick); Morehead State David White pass from CaudHI (Ison kick); Morehead State Toby Moeves 26 pass from Caudill (Ison kick); THfin Washington 24 pass from Harpold (Bores kick); Morehead State Nick Wooktridge 60 kickoff return (Ison kick); Morehead State Wool-dridge 19 run (Ison kick). Attendance not available.

MorthMd Ttfhn First downs 19 20 Rushes-yards 32-107 Passing yards 150 240 Return yards i 165 144 Comp-Att-Int 12-19-2 21-42-0 Punts 546.0- Fumbles-lost 1-0 Penalties-yards 7-66 6-39 Time possession 27:51 1 32:09 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Morehead State White 11-81, Caudill 9-56, Wooldndge 843, Parties 6-43. Tiffin Haynes 17-73, Hammond 9-32. PASSING: Morehead State Caudill 12-19-2-150. Tiffin Harpold 20-40-0-221 RECEIVING: Morehead State Parkes 546. Moeves 2-61 White 2-9.

Tiffin Washington 6-1 04, Marinis 4-21 Hamm 3-32, Park 2-24, Ewen 2-22, Hammond At Maryville, Tenn. THOMAS MOM .......,.,....14 14 13 7 -48 At MARYVfLLE ...,.........0 0 i8 -O Thomas Mora Jesse Lowery 12 run (Jeff Runion kick); Thomas Lowery.14.run (Runion kick); Thomas More Rick Honaker 9 pass from Lowery (Runion kick); Thomas Mont Justin Frisk 18 run (Runion -kick); Thomas More Frisk 15run (Runion.ktck);Tnomaa More Lowery 5 run (kick failed); Thomas More Curbs Williams 5 run (Brian Sheely kick). v. Attendance not available. an incompletion near the goal line on the final play.

Yesterday the Pirates went 84 yards in only 73 seconds on the game's opening possession, culminating in David Garrard's 4-yard touchdown pass to Henry. Henry's 43-yard run set up his 6-yard TD run on an option play, and Garrard scrambled 15 yards for another score late in the first quarter. Henry's 6-yard run made it 28-3 mid-' way through the second quarter. Gino Guidugli, one of the nation's top freshman quarterbacks, threw an interception on Cincinnati's, first possession and was slammed to the round, bruising his left shoulder, he Fort Thomas Highlands High School product was 12 of 25 for 167 yards in the first half, then was replaced by Murray. INDIVIDUAL ST ATIB I Ua RUSHING: Union Elam 14-56.

Booker 13-24, Wessel-man 2-13, Griffin 7-12, Daniel 2-10. Campbelieville Wagner 13-133, Short 16-68. Fuqua 6-60, Skaggs 5-26. Savasuk 3-18. PASSING: Union Elam 1 342-2-1 23.

Wesselman 2-7-: 0-29. Caniabltavt8a Short 3-7-1 -102, Savasuk 2-5-1 -78. RECEIVING: Union McClain 5-93. Samuel 5-26, Sullivan 4-2S. Chaney 1-8.

CempbefrsviHe Riley 2-1 16, Petett 1-39. Troutman 1-15. Genres 1-7. AtDiiwIskt.Ky. i ROSE-HULMAN 3 21 7 0 -41 At CENTRE.

13 11 10 34 Roas-Hutman Wundertich 23 FG; Contra Jeremy Britt 67 run (Nick Zilich kick); Centre Travis Bell 8 run (kick failed); Centra Zilich 22 FG; Rose-Hulman Tharpe 1 run (Wundertich kick); Rose-Hulman Kopp 1 0 pass from Tharpe (Wunderlich kick); Rose-Hulman Kachmar 22 pass from Tharpe (Wunderlich kick); Centra Nate Woodall 6 pass from Drew Mildren (Ely Santos pass): Rose-Hulman Tharpe 17 run (Wunderlich kick); Centre Zilich 26 FG: Centra Bed 1 run (Zilich kick). Attendance 800. i R-H Cehjjre First downs 28 24 Rushes-yards 38-164 45-239 Passrngyarde 247 Return yards 76 126. i Comp-AtHrrt 14-31-1 2033-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 1-0 M'4 PenaltieB-yaras 5-31 7-72 1 Time possession r. 28:36 i 31:24.

INDfVtDUALSTATISTrCS RUSHING: Rose-ffuiman Tharpe 26.125, Short Bijt), Dames 3-11. Centre Brut 20-142. Mildren 9-39, Ball 847, Bairmpen8-21. PASSING: Roeetutmsn-Tharpo 14-31-1-247. Ctmtra Mildren 20-33-1-188.

RECEIVING: Rosa-Hutman Yoder 5-81, Kopp 346, i Kachmar 247, Chin 2-37. Centra Guthrie 6-38, Beard 4-: 66, Bntt 3-1 1, Santos 2-27, Gomel 2-22, Engleman 2-16, Woodall 1-6, At Hanover, Ind. FRANKLIN 6 8 0 0 8 At HANOVER .0 20 27 7 Franklin Rich Mirtman 7 run (kick failed); Hanover Travis Morris 13 run (Drew Starck kick); Hanover Todd England 1 run (Starck kick); Hanover Travis Morris 13 pass from Justin Pelley (kick failed); Hanover Jeffrey Jourdan 7 pass from Pelley (Starck kick): Hanover Todd England 5 pass from Pelley (Starck kick); Hanover Morris 1 1 pass from Brett Dielz (Starck kick) Hanover Zach Fallowfield 3 run (kick failed); Hanover Eddie Keller 15 fumble return (Naman Littlefield kick). i Attendance not available. Franklin Hsavavn First 16 28 Rushes-yards 39-122 33-108.

Passing yards 134 3114 Return yards 71 148 Comp-Att-Int 17-33-3 3348 0. Punts 334.8 Fumbles-lost 3-2 2-1 Penalties-yards 13-69 9-92 Time possession 28:06 31:54, 1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Franklin Grllard 13-61, Neibert 11-24, Sabo 8-19. Hanover England 1 1-34, Stevenson 5-20, Morris 441. Pelley 2-1 3. PASSING: Franklin Neibert 7-17-2-63.

Sabo 6-10-1-56, Eads 4-6-0-15. Hanover Pelley 21-30-0-206, Dielz RECEIVING: Franklin Tucker 4-43, Mamula 4-50, Vest 2-16, Clark 2-16. Hanover England 5-39. Morns 4-59, Cummings 441, Kunkle 4-34, Jackson 3-28, Manion 2-16, Fallowfield 2-10, Jourdan 2-9, Hill 1-20, Nay 1-17, Hall 1-11. i.

At Aurora, III. VALPARAISO 0 0 0 77 AURORA ...10 14 7 0-41 Aurora Forsythe 62 pass from Meyer (Glab kick), 8:15. Aurora FG Glab 30. 2:04. Aurora Forsythe 7 pass from Meyer (Glab kick), 6:43, Aurora Pryor 1 run (Glab kick), 1:09.

Aurora Schrader 7 run (Glab kick), 11 55. Valparaiso Knutson 24 pass from Phillips (Hudak kick), 1426 Vll Aur First downs 10 22 Rushes-yards 31-18 40-109 Passing 154 298 Comp-Att-Int 214O0 -Return Yards 42 -TO Punts-Avg Fumbles-lost 0-0 3-2 Penalties-Yards 7-73 86 Time of Possession 26:59 33:01 AtCodsfCtty.Utth BUTLER 0 14 18 6-24 SOUTHERN UTAH 14 7 21 749 Southern Utah Reese 29 run (Pretzer kick), 12:36. Southern Utah Ashby 38 run (Pretzer kick), :56. Butter Laflerty 10 pass from Ewing (kick failed), 13:48. Southern Utah Madsen 1 run (Pretzer kick), 5:41 Butler Ewing 11 pass from Speron (Laflerty pass from Ewing), 1:05.

Southern Utah Ashby 59 run (Pretzer kick). 12:18. Butler FG Jones 48, 7:09. Southern Utah Gaynor 7 run (Pretzer kick), 5:45. Southern Utah Madsen 43 run (Pretzer kick), 3:21.

Butler Campbell 1 run (Brocchi kick), :29. Southern Utah Madsen 1 run (Pretzer kick), 10:56 At Muncii, bid KENT ST. 7 1 3-81 BALL ST. 3 8 8 718 Bell Stele FG Langford 36. 7:56.

Kansas State Crrbbs 29 run (Pavich kick), 4:58. Kansas State Rozier 2 run (Pavich kick), 5:46. Ball State Merriweather 3 run (Strait pass), 0:28. Kansas Stat Kelly.16 pass from Cnbbs (Pavich kick), 11:45. Kansas Stale Alston 52 run (Pavich kick), 1 39 Kansas) State FG Pavich 29, 1 2:20.

Ball State Merriweather 1 run (Langford kick), 5:42. A 15,066. i From Special and AP Dispatches Georgetown College quarterback Eddie Eviston surpassed 10,000 career passing yards yesterday as the Tigers beat host St. Joseph's (Ind.) 47-14 in college football. He completed 21 of 32 passes for 225 yards and four touchdowns.

That gives the senior from Newport, 10,002 for his career He threw TD passes of 13, 13, 9 and 26 yards and ran for a 12-yard TD. Georgetown, the NAIA's top-ranked team, finished the regular season 10-0. The defending national champion will learn who its first-round playoff opponent will be when pairings are announced today. Ryan Payne also scored on a 15-yard run, and B.J. Mattingly returned an interception 36 yards for a TD for the Tigers.

Georgetown finished with 424 yards of offense to just 275 for the Pumas (2-8). Karl Jackson scored on a 6-yard run in the third quarter for St. Jor seph's, and Lewis Scott scored on a 1-yard run in the fourth. Morehead State 35, Tiffin 14: David Caudill threw for two TDs and ran for another as the Eagles (6-5) finished their season with a win over the host Dragons (3-8). Caudill completed 12 of 19 passes for 150 yards and ran for 56 yards on nine carries.

Teammate David White ran for 81 yards on 11 carries, and Chris Parker and Zac Prewitt had 11 and 10 tackles, respectively. Morehead finished with 384 yards of offense, 37 more than Tiffin. Thomas More 48, Maryville 0: The visiting Saints (10-0) clobbered the Scots (2-8) and finished the regular season unbeaten for the third time in school history. Thomas More, No. 19 in the Division III coaches' poll, also was 10-0 in 1991 and 1995.

It will learn today whether or not it receives a berth in the 28-team NCAA Division III playoffs. Justin Frisk ran for 150 yards and two TDs for the winners, and Curtis Williams ran for 89 yards and one TD. Jesse Lowrey threw for 99 yards and one TD and ran for 49 yards and three TDs on six carries. Thomas More had 425 total yards and held Maryville to 248. Centre 34, Rose-Hulman 31: The host Colonels (9-1, 5-1 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference) rallied from a 31-24 fourth-quarter deficit to beat the Engineers (2-8, Nick Zilich booted a 26-yard field goal with 13:40 remaining.

The Colonels'' -winning score capped a 14-play, 80-yard drive. The key play was a 31-yard run by Drew Mildren to the 1-yard line. It set up Travis Bell's TD with 4:58 left that gave Centre a 31-31 lead. rv Jeremy Britt ran for 142 yards and one TD for Centre, and Mildren threw for 188 yards and one Centre won nine games in a season for the fourth time in school history and the first time since 1921. The Colonels will see if they receive an NCAA Division III playoff berth today.

Campbellsville 49, Union 7: The host Tigers (9-2, 5-2 Mid-South Conference), No. 18 in the NAIA, routed the Bulldogs (2-7, 2-4). Zach Wagner ran for 133 yards and two TDs for the winners, and Alan Short threw for 102 yards and one TD and ran for 68 yards on 16 carries. Demetrius Forney added nine tackles and a quarterback sack for Campbellsville. The Tigers had a 483-269 edge in total offense.

Lambuth 42, Cumberland (Ky.) 31: Chris Edwards scored two TDs in the fourth quarter, lifting the Eagles (3-6, 3-4 Mid-South) past the visiting Patriots (3-7, 1-6). Edwards caught a 21-yard TD pass from Rashad Smith with 14:18 re- CONFERENCE USA UAB routs TCU 38-17; rough day for military Conf. All Louisville 5-0 9-1 East Carolina 5-0 6-3 Cincinnati 4-2 5-4 UAB 4-2 5-4 Southern Miss 2-2 4-3 Memphis 2-3 4-5 TCU 2-3 4-5 Army 2-4 2-7 Tulane 1-5 3-8 Houston 0-6 0-9 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Louisville 34, Houston 10 -East Carolina 28, Cincinnati 26 Buffalo 26, Army 19 Tennessee 49, Memphis 28 Tulane 42. Navy 28 UAB 38, TCU 17 THURSDAY'S GAME Louisville at East Carolina, 7:30 NEXT SATURDAY'S GAMES Tulane at Southern Miss, 3 Army at Memphis, 2 UAB at Houston, 8 TMC 18 24 First downs Passing yards Return yards Comp-Att-Int Punts Fumbies-lost Penalties-yards -34-62 166 130 19-38-0 1-1 940 32:22 105 7-57 27:38 Time possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Associated Press Thomas Cox, making his third start since Jeff Aaron sprained an ankle, threw for 223 yards and two touchdowns yesterday to lead Alabama Birmingham to a 38-17 victory over visiting Texas Christian. Jegil Dugger ran for 86 yards and a touchdown, and Willie Quinnie caught four passes for 109 yards and a score for the Blazers (5-4, 4-2 Conference USA).

Casey Printers passed for 310 yards and two TDs for TCU (4-5, 2-3), but the Horned Frogs ran for only 20 yards against the top rushing defense in NCAA Division I-A. UAB took control in the third quarter. Nick Hayes kicked a 50-yard field goal for a 17-3 lead, and Cox's 52-yard TD pass to Roddy White made it 24-3. Buffalo 26, Army 19: Marquis Dwarte ran 3 yards for the decisive TD as the Bulls (3-7) won at Army (2-7) in a game postponed from Sept. 15 because of the Sept.

11 terrorist attacks. Dwarte's run with 9:12 left made it 24-19, and Joe Freedy hit Chad Bartoszek for two points. The Bulls appeared to seal the victory when Mike Lambert intercepted Curtis Zervic's pass deep in Buffalo territory with 43 seconds left. Four plays and a delay-of-game penalty later, Buffalo thought it had run out the clock, but the officials ruled there was a second remaining, and Army took over on the Bulls' 19. Zervic's pass into the end zone sailed out of bounds.

Buffalo, which didn't compete in NCAA Division I-A from 1970-99, defeated Ohio University 44-0 last weekend and now has its first two-game I-A winning streak since 1969. "I've never won two in a row," tight end Chad Bartoszek said. "In fact, I've only got a few wins. This definitely ranks No. 1." It's also No.

1 in Army coach Todd Berry's book, but in a different sense. "I've never been as upset in my coaching career as I am right now, he said. Tulane 42, Navy 28: Patrick Ramsey threw three TD passes to Roydell Williams and tailback Mewelde Moore had 261 total yards as the Green Wave (3-8) won at Navy (0-8). Moore ran for 131 yards and two scores on 22 carries and caught nine passes for 130 yards. He's the first Tulane player with 100 yards both rushing and receiving in the same game and the first to total 2,000 yards rushing and 1,000 receiving in his career.

Ramsey completed 36 of 49 passes for a season-high 442 yards, a record for the 43-year-old Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. Quarterback Brian Madden had a career-high 201 yards on 33 carries for the Midshipmen and also passed for 113 yards, though he completed only 10 of 32 with two interceptions. He ran for three scores and threw a 37-yard TD pass to Tony RUSHING: Thomas Mart Frisk 15-150, Williams I486. Lowery 649, Trump 5-30. MsryvHft Burchfieid 9-58, Cruze7-21.

PASSING: Thomas Mora Lowery 9-12-0-99. Maryville Gloyd 15-27-0-133, Crule 2-7-0-24. RECEIVING: Thomas Mora Honaker 2-24, Ritter 1-20, Trump 1-15, Carpenter 1-13. MsryvUle McCants 5-51, Burchfieid 3-5, Lidgard 2-27, Patterson 2-26. At CanuballsvilNi, Ky.

UNION .....7 0 8 -7 At CAMPBELLSVILLE ........7 7 14 21 49 Union James McClain 27 pass from Bart Elam (Tim Philpot kick); Campbellsville Zach Wagner 35 run (Donnie Johnson kick); CampoeirevttM Shane Riley 80 pass from Alan Short (Johnson kick); Campbellsville William Mulder 55 punt return (Johnson kick); Campbells, villa J. C. Savasuk 14 run (Johnson kick); Campbells- Yesterday's C-USA summaries At WM Point, N.V. 3 a-M ARMY .0 0 13 -1t Buffalo FG Pelz 34, 9:44. Buffalo Bartosjak 22 pass from Freedy (kick tailed), 2:26.

Buffalo FG Pelz 34, 6:08. Buffalo FG Pelz 60, :25. Army Holden 31 fun (Jacobs kick), 12:14. Army Young 1 run (pass failed), 6:00. Buffalo FG Pelz 32, 1:24.

Army Comeaux 37 pass from Zorvic (pass failed), 14:17. Buflalo Dwarte 3 run (Bartoszek pass from Fteedv). 9:12. A 26.883. UB First downs 23 Hushes-yards 46-160 Passing 185 Comp-Att-Int Army 21 27-96 272 27-45-3 136 1-0 4-49 27:23 81 Return Yards Punta-Ava.

maining to put Lambuth ahead 35-31, and his 2-yard run with 4:15 left ended the Lambuth finished with 527, total yards to Cumberland's 268. Matthew Sims threw for 190 yards and three TDs, two to Joe Daniel, for Cumberland. -i Kent State 31, Ball State 18: Joshua Cribbs ran for one TD and threw for another to lead Kent State (5-5, 4-3 Mid-American Conference) past the host Cardinals (4-5, 3-2). Cribbs finished with 147 yards rushing and 95 yards passsing. Hanover 54, Franklin 6: Justin Pelley passed for 206 yards and three TDs to lead the host Panthers (5-5, 4-2 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference) past Franklin (3-7, 2-4) FumbMs-tost 1-0 7-45 32:32 Penalties-Yards Time ol Possession INDMOUAL STATISTICS for life RUSHING Buffalo, Gordon 1641, Dwarte 1fM7, Grundy 8-34, Freedy 7-(mmus 6), Team 3-(mmus 6).

Army, Holden 7-54, Young 15-22, Jenkins 1-20, Standi 2-5, Daniels 1-0. Zervtc 1-(minus 5). PASSING Buffalo, Freedy 17-300-135. Army, Zervlc 1 6-24-2-1 86. Jenkins 1 1 -21 -1 -86.

RECEIVING Buffalo, Banoszek 6-63, Bradford 3-51, Knuevan 340, Gordon 3-18, Lindsay 1-11, Shaughneaay 1. 2 Army, Dodson 6-81 Young 6-46, Standi 4-19, Comeaut 3-48, Bruenton 2-26, Thompson 2-9, Miller 1-22, Wollam 1-8, Holden 1-2. At Annapolis, Md. TULANE 7 II 0-42 NAVY 0 14 7 7-M Tulana Moore 1 1 run (Marler Kick), 8:16. Tulane Williams 35 pass from Ramsey (Marler Kick), 2:40.

Tulane Moore 3 run (Marler Kick), 14:32. Navy Madden 43 run (Hills Kick), 8:42. Navy Madden 1 run (Hills Kick), 0:24. Tulane Williams 10 pass from Ramsey (Marler Kick), 12:14. Tulano Williams 62 pass from Ramsey (Marler Kick), 6:23.

Tulana Elpneage 48 interception return (Marler Kick), 4:55. Navy Lane 37 pass from Madden (Hills Kick), 1:00. Navy Madden 22 run (Hills Kick), 7:47. A-31, 458. Tul Nov First downs 26 24 the Volvo S40.

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Navy, Madden 33-201. Terrell 740, Minter 1-16, Reese 3-13, McDonald 3-12, Lane 3-9, Fricks 2-8, C.Harris 1-7, Maimowski 2-2, team 1 -(minus 8). PASSING Tulana, Ramsey 3649-1442. Navy, Madden 10-32-2-113, Maimowski 0-1-0-0. Sima 0-1-0-0.

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