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2nd ED. THE HARTFORD COURANT: Sunday, Novmbr 16, 1986 Southern, New Haven Win State 1.1 touchdown made it 31-28, Horton hit Tony LoPresti with an 18-yard TD pass and New Haven put it away in the fourth quarter when Walter Oko intercepted a pass and returned it 42 yards for a TD. Horton was 13-for-21 for 256 yards and two TDS. HOFSTRA 28, WESTERN 9 Quarterback Alan Squeri ran for one touchdown and passed for two more, leading Hofstra over Western Connecticut in Hempstead, N.Y. The Flying Dutchmen (9-1) won their fifth game in a row and remain in contention for a berth in the NCAA Division HI playoffs.

Squeri wound up 6 for 11 for 106 yards, while extending his school record to 23 TD passes for the season. Senior fullback Bill Clancy rushed for 119 yards as Southern Connecticut State University set a season rushing record in a 17-0 victory over East Stroudsburg University at Bowen Field in New Haven. The Owls (6-3), who close out their season at home next week against winless Central Connecticut, rushed for 268 yards for a season total of 2,542 yards, breaking the mark of 2,529 set in 1984. Freshman Darren DiFlorio opened the scoring with a 40-yard field goal, his eighth of the season. Another freshman, QB Dennis Wade, scored on an 8-yard run before half-time.

Randy Campbell closed out the scoring with a 47-yard TD run in the final quarter. East Stroudsburg, held to 149 total irA If1 Sherry Peters The Hartford Courant I The ball was tipped by Rhode Island defender Ray David Dunn keeps his concentration and catches a Williams (1) at the 5-yard line, but UConn flanker 28-yard TD pass for the first score of the game. UConn Defeats Rhody in OT, 21-14 1 "but we've been on the other side the Huskies lost to Maine 10-7 in 1984. There is no pay area. It's certainly better than a tie." Lane, who was 20-of-34 for 256 yards with only one interception, said the team got pumped up going into overtime.

"The coaches may think I'm crazy but I've always wanted to play in an overtime game," he said. "Everybody seemed real excited. I think the overtime really helped us. We needed it to get ready for next week." Asked if he'd like another overtime game at UMass, he said: "One's enough." Connecticut, 21-14 yards, finished 1-9. NEW HAVEN 45, ALBANY 28 Ron Conyers rushed for 126 yards and three touchdowns and quarterback Michael Horton threw for two other scores to lead New Haven over Albany State in Albany, N.Y.

New Haven finishes at 8-2. Division III Albany State ends at 4-6. The Chargers grabbed a 24-14 halftime lead, but Ro Mitchell returned the second-half kickoff 80 yards for a TD to pull the Great Danes within three. New Haven took a 31-21 lead when Horton hit Larry Anderson with a 4-yard TD pass. After an Albany State Sets Up Ivy New England passes and elusive scrambling helped visiting Delaware hand the Midshipmen their sixth straight loss.

Gannon, a senior, became Delaware's all-time leading passer, with 5,312 yards. MAINE 26, RICHMOND 1 1 Tailback Doug Dorsey ran for 108 yards and one touchdown and quarterback Bob Wilder passed for 168 yards as Maine's Black Bears (7-4, 3-4) scored the first four times they had the ball and handed Richmond's Spiders (4-6, 3-4) a 26-11 Yankee Conference defeat in Richmond, Va. VILLANOVA 28, WIDENER 9 Sophomore quarterback Kirk Schulz threw for 311 yards and one touchdown and Ron Sency ran for a pair of TDs to lead Villanova (9-1) to a non-conference victory over visiting Widener (7-4). BU 45, COLGATE 17 Junior Pat Mancini passed for 283 yards and four touchdowns while WlIflTi) IllliiUiiUilii recreation From North: Exit 6. Left to stop light, right onto state to front of building i 1 1 Continued From Page El1 gain to the 17 and then Gallaher, who had been hobbled by a tender left lankle, bulled up the middle to the 2 for a first down.

After Gallaher lost four yards on a sweep to the left, Lane dumped the ball over the middle to Terry Antrum at the 5 and he raced into the end zone. Rhody went right to the end zone on its first play from the 25, but cornerback Kevin Johnson knocked down a pass from Greg Farland to Emerson Foster. Farland threw incomplete on second down and, after completing a pass to Doug Haynes to the 18, he was intercepted by UConn strong safety Scott Daniels on fourth down to end the game. It was Farland's sixth interception of the day. He completed 32 of 56 attempts for 299 yards.

Daniels also had an interception at the UConn 30 with 16 seconds left in regulation, killing a Rhody drive. Linebacker Mike Jansen also had two interceptions. Free safety Dwayne Miller and linebacker Troy Ashley each had one. The Huskies, off to their best season since a 7-3 campaign in 1980, took a 7-0 lead on a 28-yard TD pass from Lane to flanker David Dunn with 2:11 left in the first half. The ball was tipped by Rhody's Ray Williams at the 5 but Dunn stayed with it and got the rebound as he crossed the goal line.

UConn made it 14-0 at the" Rhl UConn First downs 23 19 Rushes-yards 29- 91 41-130 Passing yards 299 256 Return yards 06 36 Passes 32-566 20-34-1 Punts 5-34 7-40 Fumbks-lost 4-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 661 7-55 Time of Possession 32:42 27:18 Penn Win Associated Press Unbeaten Penn built a 17-0 lead behind a pair of Rich Comizio touch-' downs and held on for a 17-10 Ivy League victory over Harvard in Philadelphia. The Quakers (9-0) are within one game of their first perfect season since 1904. Penn and Cornell, both 6-0 in the league, play Saturday for the Ivy League title. Comizio carried 32 times for 132 yards, giving him a school-record 942 for the season. Harvard is 2-7, 2-4 in the league.

CORNELL 28, COLUMBIA Jeff Johnson ran for a career-high 185 yards as visiting Cornell (8-1, 6-0) defeated Columbia (0-9, 0-6) to remain unbeaten in the Ivy League and extend the Lions' losing streak to 30 games. DARTMOUTH 21, BROWN 21 Dartmouth's Dave Gabianelli threw for 302 yards and one touchdown in a tie in Providence. Alex Kos kicked two field goals for Brown (4-4-1), but missed a potential game-winner from 40 yards out with 13 seconds left. Kevin Cooper of Dartmouth (2-6-1) kicked a field goal, but missed two extra point tries. UMASS 38, UNH 31 Quarterback Tim Bryant scrambled for 115 yards and two second-half touchdowns to rally Massachusetts (7-3, 4-3) to a Yankee Conference victory over visiting New Hampshire (8-2, 5-1).

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Mancini's four scoring passes gave him 35 for his career, breaking the BU record set by the late Harry Agganis in the early 1950s. Completing 13 of 29 passes, Mancini broke BU season records for completions (147) and passing yardage AIC48, SPRINGFIELD 7 Fullback Elliot Beals ran for 159 yards and two touchdowns as American International College (6-4) trounced cross-town rival Springfield College (4-5). NORTHEASTERN 37, DELAWARE 24 Delaware State (7-3) led 17-7 at the half, then watched as visiting Northeastern recharged its rushing game, eventually picking up more than 400 yards. Northeastern (3-5) fullback George Olson had 142 yards and a pair of touchdowns, while QB Jim O'Leary led the upset with 153 yards rushing and two other Northeastern scores. POOL TABLES game tables bumper pool air hockey shuffleboard table tennis factory Showroom: 1 1 75 Slate St.

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UConn Gal-laher 18-81, Mofsownz 7-28, T. Antrum 3-28. PASSING R.I., Fartand 32-56-0-299. UConn, Lane 20-34-2-256. RECEIVING R.I., Donfiekf 6-78, Muse 8-71, Schwab 7-46, Haynes 4-42, Poirier 4-37.

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"We've done everything but win ballgames this year," Rhody Coach Bob Griffin lamented afterwards. "It's very easy to keep fighting and fighting when you're getting a reward every Saturday, but to keep doing it week after week without that reward says a lot about our team. I can't fault them for their effort. And Connecticut, well, this is probably the best team I've seen in my 11 years at Rhode Island." Jackson was equally impressed with Rhode Island's effort. "We had all we could handle from them today," he said.

"It would have been easy for them coming in here 1-8 not to play hard. It was as if we were playing for the championship out there." Asked how he liked the overtime format, Jackson broke into a grin. "It's great when you win," he Yale, 14-13 Pri Yal 22 14 47177 30-59 92 291 45 8 5-164 19-32-3 7- 35 3-38 1-0 1-1 8- 99 3-15 30:11 29:49 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Punts Fumbfes-lost Penalties-yards Time of Possession Princeton Yale 0 3 7 313 0 3 0 1114 Yale FG Duryea 21 Princeton FG Goodwin 43 Princeton Santilto 19 run (Goodwin kick) Princeton FG Goodwin 35 Yale Detmer 62 pass from Ryan (Griffin pass from Ryan) Yale FG Duryea 17 A 22,202 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Princeton, Santilto 16-101, Weisglass 9-28, Farina 7-24, Wassink 15-24. Yale, Macauley 11-23, Brice 9-22, Mertein 5-15. PASSING Princeton, Weisglass 6-16-0-92.

Yale, Ryan 19-31-3-291, Macauley O-l-O. RECEIVING Princeton, Wassink 3-57, Behrman 1-16, Baker 1-13, Dexter 1-6. Yale, Detmer 1-62, White 461, Athana-sia 447, Macauley 4-32, SchuNe 1-32, Troxell 1-24, Jenkins "I tried not to think about what was happening," he said. "I was slipping in pregame practice and changed to longer cleats. I'm grateful coach had faith in me." Little-used Detmer said of his first, only and greatest catch, "They just told me to line up inside the wing, take off on a fly pattern and look inside.

I did and the ball was there." Detmer, not listed in the Yale press guide, is a hurdler on the track team. Ryan, who completed 19 of 31 for 291 yards, broke Brian Dowling's single-season Yale passing record with a total of 1,679 yards. He threw three interceptions, however, giving him 11 in the last three games. Cozza expressed joy for his seniors in their farewell home game, pointing out that a Yale victory over Harvard next week would give the Elis the coveted "Big Three" championship, a private title contested by Yale, Princeton and Harvard. Princeton Coach Ron Rogerson, whose team had defeated Harvard and was a couple of minutes from clinching the Big Three, just shook his head over the stunning defeat.

"This is an absolute nightmare," he said. "I can't accept it I couldn't believe it then. I can't believe it now. I'm absolutely heartbroken for our seniors. We were on the threshold of something so good Big Three." Duryea gave Yale a 3-0 lead with a 21-yard field goal early in the second quarter, but Princeton tied it on Rob Goodwin's 43-yarder with 1:21 remaining in the half.

Princeton moved 67 yards in 11 plays for its only touchdown on the opening drive of the second half, Jerry Santillo running 19 yards uo the middle for a 10-3 lead. STATE OF CONNECTICUT TRUCK AND EQUIPMENT AUCTION 0PF i toe? ii ioiuvjco. pr a Guarantee for as long as you own your car Free inspection. Quality parts. Professional installation.

i i a a- mm I I 1 i installation hrakp shnps A rttr. narlc By BOB SUDYK Courant Staff Writer NEW HAVEN "Outlined against a gray November sky they came With 2:23 to play Ryan, Detmer, Zachery and Duryea The immortal prose of Grantland Rice was needed at venerable Yale Bowl Saturday to record a miraculous Frank Merriwellian 14-13 Yale victory over Princeton in one of the more memorable games in the second-oldest football rivalry in the nation. Unforgettable. Down 13-3 with 143 seconds to play, Yale scored 11 points in the next 87 seconds via a 62-yard touchdown pass play from Kelly Ryan to Wayne Detmer, a two-point conversion pass to Jim Griffin, a recovered onside kick on the Princeton 16 and a game-winning 17-yard field goal by John Duryea all before a stunned crowd of 22,202. Coach Carm Cozza rated it among his most memorable victories in 22 Yale seasons.

"I didn't think anything could cap a last-minute victory over them two years ago," Cozza said. "But this does." In a game it had led only in turnovers (5-0), Yale was seemingly on its way to its fourth straight defeat when Ryan hit the swift Detmer to reduce the margin to 13-9. It was the first college catch for Detmer, a Yale sophomore and a third-stringer who hadn't played, football since his sophomore year in high school. On the conversion, Ryan ran out of the pocket and hit Griffin alone in the end zone to make it 13-11. Duryea's ensuing onside kick bounced off the fingers of Princeton's Mark Dexter.

Yale's Jose Egur-bide, reaching for the elusive ball, accidentally kicked it to the Princeton 16, where deep back Derek Was-sink fumbled it into the hands of Buddy Zachery. A pass to Ted Macauley and a facemask penalty moved the ball to the Princeton 8. An incomplete pass and two runs by Macauley put the ball on the one-foot line on fourth down, with the goal posts at a sharp angle. Despite urging by his players to go for the touchdown, Cozza called for Duryea to provide the kick that lifted Yale to 3-6 (2-4 Ivy) and dropped Princeton to 2-7 (3-3 Ivy.) "The footing wasn't firm," Cozza explained. "I was afraid of one of our running backs slipping." Carrying the first game ball ever awarded by Cozza to a kicker, Duryea said he refused to succumb to the pressure.

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