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i Oct 29. 1989 Dayton Daily New Hampton lifts Georgia past Kentucky; Johnson leads Akron in rout of Cincinnati 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS Rodney Hampton scored touchdowns on runs of 18, 20 and 35 yards as Georgia continued its domination of Kentucky with a 34-23 Southeastern Conference victory Saturday. It was the Bulldogs' 11th victory over the Wildcats in the last 12 years and saddled Kentucky with its 15th consecutive road loss in SEC competition. Hampton gained 184 yards on 31 carries and caught four passes for 43 yards. Hampton's third touchdown came with 2:45 left in the game and was followed by Kentucky's biggest play of the day, a 100-yard kickoff return by Kurt Johnson.

Virginia 16, Louisville 15 Virginia's Jake Mclnerney extend ed his school-record string of consecutive field goals to 12 with a 37-yarder as time expired to give the Cavaliers a 16-15 victory at home. Mclnerney's winning kick capped an 81-yard, 10-play drive by the Cavaliers in the final 3:26 after Louisville had gone ahead on a 27-yard field goal by Ron Bell. Virginia (7-2) lost to the Cardinals on a final-minute field goal last year. Louisville (3-4) lost its third consecutive game. Maryland 38, North Carolina David Carr caught a 54-yard touchdown pass from Neil O'Donnell as Maryland recorded its most decisive victory in five years and handed the Tar Heels their seventh straight loss.

Duke 30, Georgia Tech 19 Fullback Randy Cuthbert rushed for 234 yards and three touchdowns as Duke won at home. Southern Methodist 35, North Texas 9 Mike Romo threw for 427 yards and three touchdowns as Southern Methodist snapped a four-game losing streak with a win at Dallas. Kansas 21, Kansas St. 16 Tony Sands rushed for 217 yards and had scoring bursts of 59 and 62 yards to lead Kansas to its first Big Eight road victory in almost five years. James Madison 24, Navy 20 Two fourth-quarter touchdowns on runs of 14 yards by halfback Mike Campbell and 1 yard by fullback Willie Lanier gave visiting James Madison a come-from-behind victory.

Army 35, Rutgers 1 4 Ju nior tailback Mike Mayweather; turned in his fourth straight 100-yard rushing game and his third consecu-; tive three-touchdown game as Army rolled at home. Princeton 28, Harvard 14J Halfback Judd Garrett threw for! one touchdown, caught a pass for an- i other and ran for a third as visiting, Princeton remained unbeaten in theT Ivy League. Garrett shocked Harvard on Princeton's first play from scrim-' mage, taking a pitch from quarter-1 back Joel Sharp and passing to Scott Gibbs. Bucknell 27, Columbia 12 Brian Henesey ran for two touchdowns as visiting Bucknell snapped a three-game losing streak. ASSOCIATED PRESS Mike Johnson ran for two touchdowns and passed for a third to lead Akron to a 31-0 victory over visiting Cincinnati on Saturday.

Johnson's first score for Akron (5-3-1) came on a 2-yard run that put the Zips ahead 17-0 with 3:33 in the first half. Johnson struck again with 27 seconds left in the half on a 24-yard pass to Tyron Nelson. Cincinnati 1-6-1 mustered just 8 1 yards on the ground and was hurt by 12 penalties for 1 16 yards. Ohio Wesleyan 17, Ober- lin 6 Touchdowns by Rob Cause and Kelly Wolfe carried Ohio Wesleyan to victory in a North Coast Athletic Conference game at Oberlin. Gause scored on a 1-yard TD run and Brent Stoffel kicked a 32-yard field goal as the Battling Bishops (7-0-1) took an early 10-0 lead.

Wolfe scored on a 10-yard run in the second quarter, making it 17-0. Baldwin-Wallace 38, Capital Brian Murray ran for one touchdown and passed for another as host Baldwin-Wallace rushed for 339 yards in an Ohio Conference victory. Murray, who completed 11 of 17 passes for 132 yards, also scored on a 16-yard run for the Yellow Jackets (3-4-1). Dan Andrews carried 20 times for 126 yards and a 2-yard touchdown run. i Allegheny 24, Denison 14 Steve Boucher kicked a 43-yard field goal that hit the uprights and David LaCarte intercepted a pass to squelch a late threat for Allegheny at Granville, Ohio.

Heidelberg 17, Ohio Northern 7 Bryce Tuohy's 22-yard touchdown run in the third quarter was the game-winner and set an all-time Heidelberg career rushing record as the Student Princes (5-3) won at home in an Ohio Athletic Conference game. Mount Union 31, Marietta 7 Halfback Mike Garn and quarterback Brad Petro each scored on a pair of touchdown runs as Mount Union won its 20th consecutive Ohio Conference home game. Mount Union (6-1-1 and 5-0-1) will play for a share of the OAC lead next Saturday when it plays at unbeaten John Carroll. Muskingum 35, Otterbein 17 Corey Harper had three of Muskingum's six interceptions and quarterback Chris Starr ran for one touchdown and passed for another at New Concord. Kenyon 30, Wooster 7 Chris Creighton passed for 303 yards and three touchdowns on 25-of-41 passing at Gambier, Ohio.

Westminster 42, Tiffin 0 Joe Miccia threw four touchdown passes as unbeaten Westminster (Pa.) romped at Tiffin, Ohio. Miccia threw for touchdowns on plays that covered 14 and 10 yards to Mike Beggy, 29 yards to Dave Foley, and 18 yards to Brad Tokar. Brian Criscia ran 5 yards for a score and Kevin Dzuibek threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to Chris Osborne for the Titans (7-0), who are ranked first in NAIA Division II. Western Kentucky 41, Youngstown St. 38 Pat Levis kicked a 28-yard field goal with 23 seconds left to play for visiting Western Kentucky.

Butler 17, Ashland 6 Rob Springer returned an interception 62 yards to set up a 1-yard touchdown run as visiting Butler captured its third Heartland Conference title. TO HAVE DAYTON'S FINEST MECHANICS Q) on DDSHELLDCa' 4L. 1 AUCKEUN XII' PERFECT BALANCE BETWEEN PRICE QUALITY. MICK21IN XA4 A FRIEND, COME RAIN OR SHINE. OR SNOW.

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Central State was known as Wilberforce State College in 1947 when it defeated the Wright Field Kittyhawks by the same 101-0 score. Walter Sellers, the retired former director of alumni affairs at CSU who still assists university President Dr. Arthur E. Thomas, played in the '47 game at left halfback. Sellers, on hand at Saturday's game, was asked to compare the teams.

"This team is just too powerful," Sellers said. "Billy Joe has brought this club along from the beginning of the season to the point where they're just awesome now. defense has always been outstanding. Now the offense is coming together." CSU quarterback "Hurricane" Henderson Mosley was the star. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound sophomore from Washington, D.C., rushed for three touchdowns and passed for a career-high six.

His scoring runs covered 6, 37 and 7 yards and his TD passes went for 5, 11,53, 22, 15 and 4 yards. Robert Jackson and James Hicks caught two scoring passes each, while Jerry Jones and Antoine Harris grabbed the other two. "There's no way in the world you can dream of scoring 100 points," Mosley said. "And doing it in only a little more than three quarters it's unbelievable. Guess you could say I had an all-right day." One soft punch would easily have knocked out the Dragons, but the Marauders unfortunately decided to go with their heavy artillery.

Joe played his starters into the third quarter he didn't pull Mosley until the score was 73-0 and it could backfire in the long run. If anything can inflate an ego, it's scoring 101 points in a game. But CSU can't afford to be overconfident with Northern Michigan coming to town this Saturday. The Wildcats beat CSU last season. "Lane's a freshman-sophomore oriented team and we're mostly juniors and seniors," Joe said.

"That kind of combination made for an explosive situation. "They caught us when we were hot. When that happens, we put some big numbers on the board. We didn't try to do it. The guys just got hot and things started happening." Mosley said Lane must accept part of the blame for the blowout.

The Dragons used a nine-man defensive front as they tried to stop CSU's running game. There was one-on-one coverage on the CSU receivers, so Mosley went to the air. "They didn't take heed of the message," Mosley said. "They kept moving guys up the line of scrimmage, so we kept passing." CSU rolled up 508 yards 354 in the air, 154 on the ground and held Lane to 37. The Dragons passed for 84 but had minus-47 rushing.

Lane crossed midfield at 6:48 of the third quarter and had a first down at CSU's 1 1. But the drive ended with Derrick Williams' second interception of the game. "I just hope it's not a case where we need points next week, but we can't get them because we left them on the field today," Joe said. "If we lose next week, our chances of the playoffs are shot." LaneCoHeg 0 0 00 0 Central State 28 32 34 7101 CSU Mosley. 6 run (Suarez kick) CSU Mosley, 37 run (Suarez kick) CSU R.

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