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3rd ED 2nd ED. 1st ED. THE HARTFORD COURANT: SuniSay, October 27, 1974 10-9 holler. UCorai Beats UMass SCORING Connecticut I 10 -t Mauadiuscttt 104 Passing Yards 90 Return yards 47 7-IM Passes 2-15-2 1- 32.1 Punts M7.d 2- 2 FumBlevkttt 4-3 3- 21 Penalties-yards 2- INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushina-Connectlcut. Mason, 13-51; MMt-Tarrance 2 run (M failed) $-F6 Sprout 4 tonn FQ Sinay 3S Conn MacLeMan 27 pass from Palmer (Sinay kick) Nally started for the losers, was injured and Tripuka and Pete Colton did the engineering in the second half.

The bruising Torrance was by far the game's top rusher with 149 yards in 27 attempts. UMass is now 4-3 overall, Connecticut 3-3. Clarke, lt-51; AAassachusetts, Torrance, 27-149; Jessamy 11-52. Recelvlng-Con-nectlcut-MacLellan 4-69; O'Donneil 2-20; O'Keete 1-15. Massechusettslarrlmen MASS.

1-23. Passing-Connecticut-Palmer, 7-IM. 17 104 yards; AAassacnusetts-AAcNally. 17 l-27 23 yards. STATISTICS First downs Boshes-vard CONN.

15 47-172 "I guess they moved but never crossed the line of scrimmage," he said. "1 guess well they called it against us." Asked if he thought the films of the game would prove the call incorrect, MacPherson snapped, "It doesn't matter what the films say. They won." Naviaux, who sat calmly accepting congratulations and answering questions, might have had the best answer, for what happened at the end. "Somebodv up there liked us today," he said. Rick Mason and Russ Clarke led the Connecticut rushing attack with 51 yards each and Palmer passed 18 times and completed seven 5 for 104 yards and a TD.J MacLellan nabbed four for 69 yards.

Three Mass. quarterbacks threw 15 times, and con The drama of the ending began when UConn's John Lis got off his only poor punt of the day, giving UMass the ball on the Connecticut 40 with 3:57 to play. Tripuka, keeping the ball himself five times, and handing off to Torrance seven, ate up the time and had picked up three first downs by the time time was called with :05 to go. UMass had tried twice to score from the three through the middle, but had been stacked up both times by a Connecticut defense that was rock-hard. Then the field goal team came on the field with time enough left for one play.

UMass coach Dick Mac-Pherson, sitting dejectedly with his shoes off in the locker room, did not'dispute the officials' call in words but obviously found it difficult to.aecept. (Continued from Pg. 1C) roil in the upset. Connecticut, which had not scored in the third period in any game this season, made its most memorable points of the year in the first 5:33 of that stanza Saturday. The rugged Thompson hit Bill Coleman with an explosive tackle and Jim Bree recovered the resultant fumble for UConn on the Mass.

24. Three plays later Sinay, who missed five previous tries this season, pumped his field goal just over the bar from 35 yards away and it was 9-3. "I went out there just knowing I could do it," revealed Sinay. "I've been practicing hard for two weeks I didn't get into the game last week. I knew it was over when I kicked it." Thompson intercepted a Mark Tripuka pass only two plays after the field goal and gave the UConns the ball again on the Massachusetts 33.

Then quarterback-Bernie Palmer, who went all the way, lofted a pass toward Al MacLellan, the Huskies' most respected receiver, in the end zone and MacLellan soared high above defender Les Brown and clutched it for the touchdown. Sinay was perfect with the extra point. It was 10-9 and there it stayed. IA I n2 "nAvl 'ts pleted only two. Brian Mc- Blue Devils Edge Glassboro 41-38 i -4 we I iflilTolHDFain iUason Caught 1 UConn'i Rick Mason (22) picks op six yards before being brought down by Ron narris of UMass.

(AP). Amherts Tops Ca rds On Run By Driscoll (Continued from Pg. It) was barely enough to offset a great aerial show by Glassboro quarterback Marty McLaughlin. McLaughlin, a six-foot, 185-pound senior, connected on 22 of 36 pass attempts, good for 325 yards and two TDs. McLaughlin also scored on a 10-yard run in the waning moments and was on the passing end of a pair of two-point conversions.

"We're not going to play anybody who throws the ball like him." stated a relieved Loika. The Central mentor was also pleased with the defensive effort against the Profs' running back Robbie Reid, a transfer from Morgan State. Reid, who rushed for over 1,300 yards last season, was held to 62 yards on 19 carries and only one touchdown. The leading rusher in the fame was Central halfback lark St. Germain with 112 yards on 15 carries.

St. Germain scored a pair of touchdowns in the wild first half and had a third called back Amherst increased its series lead over Wesleyan to 40-31-9. The setback dropped Wesleyan to 2-4 on the season. SCORING Amherst Wesleyan 7 7 7 3-17 0- 7 Scoring-Amh Brian run (Strassburg kick). Marsh kick).

mmB The game-breaker came early in the third period after the Jeffs had staked out a first down on Wesleyan's 45. Driscoll started down the line, cut through tackle and then went against the defensive grain for a pretty touchdown run. Again, Strassenburg added the point. Wesleyan never got inside the Amherst 40 after that while Strassenburg added the final three points in the fourth period with a 29-yard field goal. Both defensive units, Amherst and Wesleyan, were the real stars of this 80th meeting on the gridiron.

However, the Lord Jeffs bad two hard running backs in O'Brien and Hogan while Blessis was the lone stickout 7i CF Amh Driscoll 45 run (Strassburg kick.) Amh-StrassOurg 29 fg. Attendanca: 4.500 estimated. STATISTICS Amherst Was ley an 14 First downs 7 M-234 Rushes-yards 51-107 54 Passing yards 53 31 Return yardage 92 6-12-1 Passes 5-13-3 t-33 Punts 11-31 -4 Fumtxes-tost 2-2 4-10 Penalties-yards 3-21 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: Amherst, O'Brien 17-59; Hogan 22 53; Driscoll a-52; Blessis 14-73. PASSING: Amherst. Driscoll 12-4-1; Wesieyan.

Carey, 13-5-3. RECEIVING: Amherst Comerford 3-42; Wesleyan. Gaebt 2-35, Nelson 3-18. the lead after Terry Lasher recovered a fumbled punt on Central's 34. Two plays later Taylor caught a short pass, broke loose from five tacklers and scooted 34 yards for a 22-15 lead 1:36 into the second period.

St. Germain ran six yards behind a good block by Campanello for another score but the kick was wide leaving the Blue Devils trailing, 22-21. Glassboro picked up two more points after a 63-yard punt by Greg Francis put Central on its own two. A pitchout was fumbled out of the end zone for a Glassboro safety making the score 24-21. Central moved 80 yards in only six plays near the end of the first half with O'Brien going over from the two giving the home club a 28-24 lead.

Glassboro's Dom An-tonini booted a 33-yard field goal with six seconds left to make it 28-27 at the half. After the Spittel-to-Gia-quinto dazzler at the start of the third period, both teams played a much tougher defense. Antonini connected on a 48-yard field goal with 14 seconds left in the period to make it 34-30. O'Brien made it 41-30 for Central with 10:26 remaining on a one-yard run and then the defense, took over. McLaughlin tallied the game's final touchdown with just 18 seconds left ICOHIH6 Central til Glassboro C-Auoostyn 3 pass from Schooner- horn (Ale G-Retd run (Antonini hick) C-St.

Germain 20 run (Atwood run) G-Taylor 27 pass from McLaughlin (Reid pass from McLaughlin Taylor 34 pas from McLaughlin (Antonini kick) C-ST Germain a run (klc tailed) G-Satety, pitch tumbled out ot end "c-CBrlen run (Ale kick) G-Antonlnt 33 FO Glaoulnto pass from Spinel (kick tailed) G-Antontnl 41 FG C-O Brien I run (Thresher kick) G-McLaughlln 10 run (Wilson past from McLaughlin) STATISTICS CENTRAL GLASSBORO 23 First downs 20 383 Rushing yds. TO 211 Passing yds 32S 7-124 Passes 22-34 2-2 Fumoies-losf 2-2 44 Penalties 23 4-3S Punts S-40 401 Total yds 403 INDIVIDUALS RUSHING: Central St. Germain 15-112; Campanello II-; McLaughlin I0 (2 Glassboro Reid 142; Francis 4-13. PASSING: Central Giequlnh) 3-120; Wheeler 1-52; Augustyn 1-31. Glassboro Lewis 4-HS, Taylor 1-90, Reid S-4; Jones 2-43.

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Wesleyan tied it up later in the same period after Steve Imbriglia pounced on. fumble by Lord Jeff halfback Jeff Hogan at the Amherst 17. No. 2 quarterback Jim Carey, subbing for the injured Brad Vanacore, kept for six and then Dave Campbell carried twice, first to the three and then across the goal line. Freshman Doug Marsh's wobbly placement was good to tie the score.

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TRADE IN NEEDED! i livl li mm VeV with high prices on winter tires! KINGSTON, R.I. (UPI) -Halfback Rich Remondino scored on a 74-yard first period run and quarterback Paul Ryan tallied on a 14 yard sweep around the right side in the second period Saturday to lead Rhode Island to a 13-7 Yankee Conference victory over Boston University. Remondino, who had 140 yards in only 12 carries, bolted through the middle of the Terrier line with only 11:37 gone in the game to give Rhode Island a 6-0 lead. Wally Christensen's kick for the extra point was wide. Ryan's score came with 4:27 gone in the second period to cap a 68-yard, six-play march highlighted by Remondino's 44yard run on the first play of the drive.

The Terriers, stopped by the Rhode Island defense Catholic, had a pair of touchdowns on short runs. Schermerhorn got the Blue Devils on the board first in their initial-series when Bob Augustyn made a diving catch in the end zone on a 31-yard pass at the 3:58 mark. Glassboro came right back to tie it on a one-yard plunge by Reid and then St Germain got his first score on a 20-yard sweep of right end. Center Mike Walton of Bristol threw a big block on the play. Freshman Rex At-wood of Rockville rushed for the extra points and Central led, 15-7.

McLaughlin got the Profs even again by throwing a 27-yard strike to Chuck Tayr lor and hitting Reid on the conversion. Glassboro took in the Cardinal backfield. Now 4-1 after an opening-game loss to SDringfield. Trinity Wins (Continued frem Pg. 1C) in the third period booted a 42-yard field goal to provide the winning margin.

Middlebury had tied the score at 14-14 in the second period with a pair of touchdowns in four minutes. Quarterback Gary Bleakely Siss four yards to fullback en Chase for the first one and then ran 14-yards for the other Panther score. The kick failed on the first score, but Jack Leary ran for two on the second touchdown. Heffernan was the workhorse of the game, taking 190 yards for the Bantams on 29 carries. irtwry 14 i-M 2 pas from Rose (maus BleaWn 11 rvn (feary run) Trm.

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