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The Sun Sunday, November 11, 2001: Page 7i College Football Burrough's OT pass to WilMns Hopkins pulls fast one on W. Maryland Taking offi Hopkins' Zach Baylin, who caught school-record 14 passes for 120 yards and scored three touchdowns, is chased by Western Maryland's Brett Kamholtz(15) and Troy Mason. Baylin became fourth Blue Jays receiver to top 2,000 yards for a career. lifts Frostburg Bobcats top Gulls, 30-27, in Regents' Cup game FROM STAFF REPORTS WASHINGTON Sophomore Grant Burrough threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to Junior Tim Wil-klns In overtime to give Frostburg State a 30-27 win over rival Salisbury in the third annual Regents' Cup Game yesterday before 2,240 at RFK Stadium. The Bobcats, who concluded their season at 5-4 overall and 2-1 in the Allegheny Mountain College Conference, took a 24-17 lead into the fourth quarter, but the Sea Gulls tied the game on junior Tony Ellis' 3-yard run with 2:36 left in regulation.

Salisbury (4-6, 1-2) won the overtime coin toss, then settled for a 23-yard field goal by Paul Jacko. The Bobcats ran just four plays before Burrough (C. Milton Frostburg Stato 14 7 0 6 JO Salisbury 7 3 7 87 First quarter FS Quisgard 27 FG, 7:46 Belt 23 run (Jacko kick), 1:40 Second quarter FS Hale 40 run (Boehner kick), 5:25 FS Seibert 31 interception return (Boehner kick), 4:06 Jacko 38 FG, :43 Third quarter Keiser 5 run (Jacko kick), 8:50 FS Burrough 46 run (Boehner kick), 7:50 Fourth quarter Ellis 3 run (Jacko kick), 2:36 Overtlm Jacko 23 FG Wilkins 13 pass from Burrough Our kids knew Western Maryland has a great team, but you want to challenge yourselves like that." The game became secondary for a brief time late in the fourth quarter when Western Maryland senior wide receiver Chris Hamilton injured his spine after landing awkwardly after a catch. Western Maryland coach Tim Keating said Hamilton was fine, though he was taken off the field by ambulance to Carroll County General Hospital as a precautionary measure. Baylin, who became the fourth Blue Jays receiver to gain more than 2,000 receiving yards for a career, finished the afternoon with a school-record 14 catches for 120 yards, and his third touchdown a 2-yard grab of a pass from senior quarterback Rob Helenlak with 7:58 left, proved to be the decisive score.

Heleniak, primarily sticking with a short-passing game, com FS First downs 17 14 Rushes-yards 41-218 54-196 Passing 179 131 Comp-Att-Int 17-30-1 10-23-1 Return Yards 144 182 Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-0 Penalties-Yards 8-70 8-89 Time of Possession 24:55 35:05 J) J) DAVID pleted 28 of 45 throws for 242 yards and the three scores to Baylin. "Basically, we just came out with a plan to keep things simple," Baylin said. "We knew that we'd have to put up some points because their offense is so strong, and Rob just had a great day I can't remember a bad pass he threw all game. These are always the guys we want to beat all year, so it's nice," Baylin said.

The Green Terror surpassed 400 points in a season (413) for the first time in program history and broke the school mark for total offense with 4,285 yards this season, but couldn't close out its final drive yesterday to tie the game. Hamilton's 31-yard catch with 2:59 left gave the Green Terror a first down at the Blue Jays' 33, but the drive ended three plays later when linebacker Marc Delia Pia intercepted Boo Harris' pass. "We knew we could beat this streaking down the sideline for an 81-yard touchdown, narrowing the margin to two points. However, that was as close as Towson would get. "The game was won and lost in the fourth quarter," Fordham coach Dave Clawson said.

"The amount of big plays in the fourth quarter was amazing." Injuries played a key role in the game as Towson lost four offensive starters in the course of 60 minutes. In addition to Troiani, offensive linemen Dan Szabo and Jimmy Paylor left the game, as did starting tailback Noah Read, who is believed to have a torn anterior cruciate ligament. Romeo rushed for 79 yards on 23 carries and scored two touchdowns, one rushing and one receiving. )wv Ihouimiv can't catch Fordliam, 28-23 Baylin, defense help end Terror's 33-game Centennial streak, 21-14 By Glenn P. Graham SUN STAFF The Idea for Western Maryland yesterday was to prepare for next weekend's Division III playoffs one last time, establish a couple of more offensive records and move a game closer to Johns Hopkins in the two programs' storied series.

The Blue Jays, however, came with their own plan. Getting a record-breaking performance from senior wide receiver Zach Baylin and a resilient defensive effort that forced four turnovers, Hopkins ended the Green Terrors' 33-game Centennial Conference winning streak with a stunning, 21-14 win at Bair Stadium in Westminster. The Blue ays, who finished the season 6-3, were the last team to beat the Green Terror in conference play, in 1996, and now own a 40-35-5 edge in a series that began in 1894. The Green Terror, which came into the game No. 9 in the country in Division III and left with an 8-2 mark, was the highest-ranked opponent Johns Hopkins has ever defeated.

"I was just really proud of the way our guys stuck with our plan and came out and played hard. We Just played a good, solid game," said Hopkins coach Jim Margraff. "We looked at the stage that was set: We're playing the ninth-ranked team in the country, they're conference champions and we won our last home game last weekto secure a winning record. "Some people would want to go out and play a weak team the next week and win. I want to go out and play one of the top teams in the nation, so we're real excited about it Towson chases, Tigers frustrated again in fourth straight loss By Adam S.

Reisinoeh SUN STAFF Every time Towson began to make a comeback, Fordham responded with a big play, and the Rams held on for a 28-23 victory yesterday before 3,568 at Minne-gan Stadium. "We just keep coming up short," Towson coach Gordy Combs said. "What I told the players is we don't question their effort it's just that we have to make plays when the opportunity presents itself. In a close ballgame, it's evident we didn't make plays." The loss was Towson's fourth in a row and first to Fordham since 1997. The Tigers trailed 18-10 to begin the fourth quarter, when junior tailback Matt Romeo plunged in for a 3-yard touchdown, pulling Towson within two.

After an offsides penalty, the Rams stuffed Romeo on the two-point conversion attempt, shifting the momentum. "That was awesome," Rams quarterback Mark Carney said. "That was definitely momentum for us. The linebacker made a great play. That always helps our offense when the defense makes a great play." Fordham's offense took the momentum back completely on its next play from scrimmage.

Carney went to play-action and found Ja-varus Dudley behind Jarius Johnson's coverage for an 81-yard touchdown pass. The Rams have gone to play-action often, completing four passes of at least 48 yards each. "It seemed like they were getting the linebackers sucked up," senior linebacker Sean Hendricks said. "They were throwing that deep dig right behind us. It seemed like they had a lot of big plays." Things got worse for Towson when it got the ball back.

Senior quarterback Val Troiani, getting CALL: Your over Salisbury or! Wright) lobbed a fade to Wilkins, (Mervo), who leaped over his det fender and came down with the ball just Inside the near sideline foe the game-winning score. Frostburg State got 115 yards rushing and one touchdown fron senior DeNelle Hale Burrough completed 17 of 30 passes for 179 yards. Wilkins had eight catches for game-high 105 yards, and sopho more James Plummer had a game'-high 14 tackles, including three fo a loss. iWTTFTiuD Package. AMFM Cassette, AC.

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"We thought we could have been 7-1 coming going Into this game because we lost a tough one at Muhlenberg and a tough one to Dickinson. I thought we could play with anybody and we came out here and gave it the best we got. It's a very nice win." Coming off an impressive, 42-21 win over Division I-AA Jacksonville last weekend, the Green Terror must now wait until this afternoon to find out where it will play in Saturday's opening round of the playoffs. It will be the team's fifth straight postseason appearance. "The guys that you depend on from week to week to make plays made mistakes today," Keating said.

"This loss probably happened when we were coming back from Florida because we didnt prepare well it's a team loss." "It's terribly disappointing, but I'm always looking for a silver lining and maybe it will light a fire under their butts, so I'm going to look at it that way." Johns Hopkins 0 7 7 7 21 Western Maryland 7 0 0 7 II First quarter WM Harris 9 run (Patterson kick), 4:29 Second quarter JH Baylin 1 1 pass from Heleniak (Andrade kick), 0:10 Third quarter JH Baylin 2 pass from Heleniak (Andrade kick), 9:57 Fourth quarter WM Harris 8 run (Patterson kick), 14:05 JH Baylin 2 pass from Heleniak (Andrade kick), 7:58 JH 23 30-109 242 28-45-1 69 0-0 4-25 31:29 WM 18 57-228 117 8-17-2 53 5-2 6-72 28:31 First downs Rushes-yards Passing Yds Comp-Att-Int Return Yards Punts-Avg Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards -Time of Possession Rusnlng-Johns Hopkins, Martorana 14-53, Johnson 7-37, Heleniak 6-13, Cook 2-6; Miller 1-0. Western Maryland, Harris 32-130, Johnson 13-63, Powell 5-22, Hartman 6-11, Wright 2-2. Passing-Johns Hopkins, Heleniak 28-45-1-242. Western Maryland, Harris 8-16-2-117, Crowell 0-1-0-0. Receiving-Johns Hopkins, Baylin 14-120, Baker 6-66, Miller 2-29, Lehman 2-12, Martorana 2-6, Stache 1-5, Gonnelli 1-4.

Western Maryland, Powell 4-63, Hamilton 2-40, Johnson 2-14. heavy equipment and aircralt Next for Towson Opponent Georgetown Site: Kehoe Field, Washington WheK Saturday, 12:30 p.m. Record: 3-6 Yesterday: Lost to Lafayette, 37-17. the start on Senior Day, was hit as he threw and the ball was intercepted by Tony Downs, giving Fordham the ball within field-goal range. Fortunately for the Tigers, Hendricks got the ball right back, intercepting Carney's pass at the 3-yard line.

Two possessions later, Towson finally got a big play of its own. Backup quarterback Jay Amer, in because of a shoulder injury to Troiani, found Brandon White Fordham Towson 9 6 10 28 0 1 7 13 23 First quarter FG Colsant 32, 5:39 Watson 3 run (kick failed), 1 1:32 Second quarter -FG Kulic 43, 11:42 Porco 32 pass from Carney (kick failed), 14:43 Third quarter Romeo 1 1 pass from Troiani (Kulic kick), 5:07 FG Colsant 36, 8:30 Fourth quarter Romeo 3 run (rush failed), 1:36 Dudley 81 pass from Carney (Colsant kick), 2:01 White 81 pass from Amer (Kulick kick), 7:1 1 FG Colsant 18 3.568. lushing Frostburg State, Hale 25-115, Burrough 10-83, Kearney 4-11, Godsey 1-3, Snyder 1 -(minus 1). Salisbury, Pashkevich 12-45, Montpetit 14-42, Ellis 14-30, Belt 1-23, Keiser 9-15, Palmer 2-5, Walker 2-1. paulng Frostburg State, Burrough 17-30-1-179.

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