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T'S' SUNDAY GLOBE SrORTS, NOV. 12. 1561 HOLY CROSS SLAMS UMASS, 44-7 Amherst Breezes Over Trinity, 22-8 McCarthy Gets 3 TDs, Pegs Another in Rout By BOB HOLRROOK banied across from ih Northeastern WORCESTER. Nov. 11-The0 SCgl University of Massachusetts' The offensive star was Mc-! fcid for recognition among New Carthy.

The big fellow opened: England's major college set 5odfitw midway through! ri.j. w. first 'hen he rolled! rered a rude setback here this out t0 behind Whfeler' afternoon against a robust and Hennessey and sped 66 jJiPly Cross team which pre- yards to score. -ailed by the one-sided margin! McCarthy and his mates ef 44-7 at Fitton Field. jbarged back for a second score A gathering of 15,000 sat in'j." the first period, tearing up rn a brilliant individual per-il4 'ards S1X Pla'S- McCarthy formance bv one Lawrence: "'PP a 20-yard pass to McCarthy, the Crusader nes5e'- The latter then sped Quarterback who can run the 36 'frds t0 UMass 17.

A ball down vour throat or hit 's back on J-ou in the eve with his passes. 'the, 23- so McCarthy rolled out nr in iMiirTffl-n'-VflBi 'mi ti iikwhihtiih i -n uMininimaimiiiiiniiinin i mihiiimiihiiiiiii wmm. (AP Wlrephotot KING FED TO LIONS Surrounded by Columbia players is Dartmouth quarterback Bill King, who slips and falls trying to get away. He was back to pass and lost five yards under pressure from Bob Asack (left, of Rayn- ham, Ed Little (79) and Anthony Day (60). jsneakfd to the one yard line ml th'n over'.

I In froni t0. 5:15 of the second; period. They drove 80 yards in seven plays and capped it tt P13? xna Al Snvder. By half time the score was 30 to 0 as a result of a 65- yard march that saw thy fire passes of 30 and 25 yards (to Snyder and Jack Felling). From the 8, Mc- Carthy rolled out to the left ana ranged across lor the score- I i Pat scored three touch- downs and threw for another the Purple Knight, piled up a 39-8 advantage at half Dr.

Eddie Anderson removed Tat from the game after two plays in the second half with the Redmen badly outclassed. McCarthy was deadly on his roll out specialty and amassed 11R yards running in the first! half. He aso passed for 126 more yards and bv the time the' Crusader quarterback finished! man-handling UMass it was a thoroughly whipped ball club. Overall, the competent Crusaders totalled 505 vards in total offense. And much of their damage was done on long runs, Sophomore, Just Up From JV, Ignites Yale Over Penn, 23-0 COLUMBIA (Connnued from Page S3) Dartmouth leccived again Wltn uck that was just as bad on th first nlav fmm srrim- mage Bill King the quarter-; back tried to hand off to John Krumme, right half, on an end run.

A fumble resulted and Ed jYuska. Columbia guard, re- fin lh novt nhu frnm trrim. macro VacpJl firpH a tn Hassan for another touchdown, firnnnrir kicked the extra'to Yale Statistics ine tnira penoa was the ball. sweep into the end tone by Brian Rapp, a sophomore quarterback, both in the final period. PHILADELPHIA, Nov 11; (AP) Dick Berk, a 178 pounder playing his first var oli.f oiij iwiuaii gallic, U(i(jcu ic touchdown that started Yale torv over Penn todav at Frank- lin Field.

A sophomore from Great Neck, N.Y., Berk rewarded Hivinp credit whprp it is score On One of the niftiest a 23 to 0 Ivv League vie- Lnan two minutes old wheji; L- scored again. Hennessey sprinted 47 yards 01 'ne flay, cutting oft rsnt tacKie ana snaking ott -erai wassacnusetts detena ers score standing up. The second and third string ers engineered a 62-yard march 11 piajs IOr tne nnai ti.C.:K 1 ak 1 hisiscore or the dav. Johnnvi iWheaton quarterbacked thjson I trnU 1 ViIa f.nilttd fihtt uriiK a Penn "cor 'AZrunZ X-B. 7 ttt UIIIIIIV Ul 1U 1 I LlkUliLV.il 111 llll 111111 II 1111 I I 111 vni lmW tx 1IIUI 1IUUII II I iirnn nv C-in i-mo nll 1 i i mv.

frnm i Marsh j-- Leckonbyi. a beautiful dive tackle play eight carries including the Chicago, and a five-yard, y-Rspp 5 Gerry Wheeler from South Boston demands his share.) Wheelers role is a blocking, hack primarily, and he, with Brookline's starry Tom Hen nessey, did some outstand blocking work to allow Carthy running room on roll outs. Holy Cross managed to eon-tain Sam I.ussier and Fred Lewis, a couple of dangerous I'Mass backs. Quarterback John McCormack was rushed no hard today that his pass- ing was limited to six comple- tions in 13 tries for a total 46 yrds- mg The defending Ivy League champions scored their third win in the league against a Dair of defeats and improved I their overall record to 4-3. lyai 8 123 un (Marsh paw from 69 run (Clark pass lrom run (Kaake kick).

B. C. (Continued from Page S3) Early in the second period B.C.'s Dave Yelle whacked down Lovelace on the Texas 28 and Johnny Barrett fell on the fumble. Crump, who won last week's eame against Iowa Mate, set IharH rnnnin frnm r.iaSain b' running for an extra tine. Wheaton cannpd thp YAI.E PENN tlrf downs 14 13 118 S.i B-21 2 Kunirg varas 319 Pa5ina yardM 58 interrnti by' 2 io.t 5-34 2 Yard', score that actually was enough to win.

Tufts Statistics Fnt downs Yards Tufts 16 177 111 26-12 1 2 30 17 fasses Passes interrepted Fumbles lost Punts average Yards penalized the Lafayette 14 late in the lU 1 rf)vPrpH MarDonald's fumble liiiiu uuriiir: ijul iviuvci ic- luna smucu uaiavmc i ik. th. I 21' 4 io Wasteful Tufts Falls To Lafayette, 27-17 drive by stealing some of Mc-I lne J-ions made it stick in Carthy 's stuff and rolling third Quarter, marching 80 to score from the 50. yards to a touchdown from the UMass tallied its lone score 'second-half kickoff. It was all after the muscular Crusader3 runninE- no passes.

Haggerty had amassed a 44 to 0 lead who carried for 56 yards, vmass-i. rorbU, scorfd he touchdown with a point after this one as he had the first. Dartmouth drove 68 yards to get into scoring on the passes and King made it a ball game two points. CUt-oaCK run inside taCKle The fourth touchdown went' rer nt il1 rt tVio ffMirth urith Hon, oiaiiuuwe uvci 111c f0r uanmouin jeii iianx irom.ine. Jilt; UUlUlHUlfl UdldUC VdS rru i i 1 i I i niprr nron hv a anmnnth Pchpr his ricrht pnH fnr IZht ei0r I ivwiuvi ii.

jui iv inc. iu line store. na rioise. tireen; i cemer naa put nis leam on xne 1 Ol Itllllirr Z. I 11V 11 PfCfl I -i by intercepting Columbia pass.

Dartmouth joy was brief. however, the Lions started' dnoiner mnvp and Warrpn i i nf inrf and 4ha riinninff ef The Crusaders banged the 'o-yard line. out to repeat that ance, but in three cracks at the line he could get only nine yards. By R. P.

KELLY ASTON, Pa. Injurv rid died Tufts lacked the needed PUnCfl WTien It Counted KiPrp tnrtav anrl u-pnt rlnu-n 1n a 27-17 defeat by Lafayette. lllf fl I fA 1 1 1 1 II 111 Lilt1 year for the Jumbos-marked i for 14 points in the first period: flOPO lfi more in the SPCniiri nprinH anH 14 mnrp in thp thirrt TPriod. 1 Holy CrOSS had the SCphO Tiores playing tne r.nai por- trine nf )K oamo inon TTVfocc I Ul lilt II II 1. 1 tl ft nallv did score in the last period.

ts.en jr'aim irom -mm i L.T, Bauri i I ar 1 1 1 j.Trw.Tm fvT Pj.i'iri.HfM.TnrT'f Nil :wjn.w: 1 mm the first time a Tufts team on the 11 nnaA vv f- rlnrl Than Donnic 'Hirtow rp.and nnaUV naO tne Dail 1 1 lli.ll 1l.lllllJ lllVltl. I 1W turned an interception on its own zu ana wurap started driving again. On five mnr. Him (wn a "1" Tnffc Mmnllil tic cminn a IWIUIIIVHU V. I with a 4-2 mark.

Tufts' first break came when Lafayette presumed a lateral a a jjci mitted Tufts Walt Lewicki to Bows, 23-0, To So. Conn. By JOSEPH R. HRUBI NEW HAVEN. Nov.

11 Junior fullback Ralph Ferrisi of Weymouth scored two touch. downs and picked up 134 yards on the grounn today to leaa Southern Connecticut State, 23 to 0, over Northeastern University. It was the sixth victory la eight games for Southern CL The six-foot, 215-pounder raised his season's total to 56 points, placing high among the leading N.E. scorers. Southern with one more game to go against ALL, scored a safety and touchdown in the opening quarter and added single tallies in the sec ond and fourth periods.

Northeastern's only threat came in the third quarter when it drove to Southern 20-yard line but was held on downs. Quarterback Jerry Varnum's pass to right halfback Tom Kelly for 36 yards featured the march. Southern Ct. opened the scoring in the first quarter when Ferrisi tackled Tom Kelly in the end zone for a safety. The Owls added a touchdown in that period as left halfback Tony Aceto went five yards off left tackle.

Fer- Northeastern Statistics Southern Nnrth- Ct Su eastern First downs 20 9 Net yds. g'ned rushing 249 92 Forward passes 23 19 Forwards completed .9 7 Yards gained, forwards 130 4t Own forwards intrcptd, 1 2 Distance of punts, avg. 34 5 oi Fumbles 3 4 Own fumbles recovrd. 1 Penalties 7 4 Yards lost, penalties RS SO risi and right halfback Vin Bucci sparked the 60-yard drive. The second Southern Ct.

score was set up by a recovery of a Northeastern fumble on the Huskies' 32. Ferrisi raced 27 yards to the N.U. five and two plays later he plunged two yards for the score. The Owls made their final touchdown in the fourth quarter with Ferrisi scoring his second touchdown on a four-yard left-end sweep. Highlight of the 80-yard march was a 24-yard pass from quarterback Bob Griffin to Aceto which brought the ball to the Huskies' 15.

Tom Murray kicked his third conversion of the day. Consoling to Northeastern. which finished its season today with a 4-4 record were the performances of its three sophomore fullbacks Paul Luciano, George Hall and Don Darracq. Hall and Darracri picked up 88 of the 92 yards the Huskies gained on the ground. SOUTHERN CT STATF-Lc.

Paw-lak. DeCapiro. Miliei. Kravitz: It. McHush.

Owens: lg. Vuolo. Ahbut-tello: c. Germe. Ematruda.

Ad-nti: re. Sylvester. Hunt. Ponte: rt. O'Connor, Mainville.

Knight. Kilia: re. Sn'-nl-eski, Oallarano. Cutulle; ah. Cixrleg-lio.

Griffm. I.andinn: lhh. Aceto, Dahn. DeMaroccn. DelVecrhio: rhh, Rucci.

Valcigno. Vincelette; fb. Ferrisi, Ishikawa. Downev. NORTFEASTFRItf Rc.

Eastman, Bruno. McKenwn: rt. McCabe. Mai-knwski. Riorrian; rg.

Carmis'-iann, Canada. Barton: c. McPhersnn, Moran. Grader: lg. Tripn.

Camnbell. Gaudrt: It. Dugan. Davis: le. Johnston.

Schettino, Sheldon: oh. Varnum. Babh. Kennedy: rhh. T.

Kellv. Furia. Heuston: lhb. J. Kelly.

Bradv. Golee, Petrnni: fb. Luriano Ha'l. rrraca. Southern Ct.

State 9 7 0 723 TD's Ferrisi 2. Aceto. PA's Murray 3 ikicks. Safety Ferrisi. Has Reason to Limn LOCKPORT.

N.Y. (AP) Outfielder Joe Stranges limped a little when he ran in the Niagara-Orleans County semi-pro bastball league. He tells inquiring out-of-towners he has a slight sprain. But home town fans don't ask; they know Joe lost a leg in an industrial accident nine years ago. He plays with a fiberglass artificial limb.

RESERVE NOW! CLAUSON'S FOUR DAY "Horn O' Plenty" THANKSGIVING WEEKEND! NIGHTS LOOCINfl. II SUPERB MEAL Inelud'nf umptuoul Thnkgivln Dinnar with all tha fl-in'i! DAYS PLAY on our ehinru pionihiB 11 hola fSlf eourta. NITRIDE CARD TOURNAMENT SQUARE DANCE I REGULAR 65 ALL FOR PER PERSON AMHERST, Nov. 11 (UPI Senior halfbacks Steve Van Nort and Ai Deaett led unbeaten Amherst to a 22 to I victory over Trinity today with a pow erful running attack. Van Nort scored three touchdowns while Deaett gained 82 yards rushing and intercepted two passes to stop scoring threats.

Trinity bow has a 4-2-1 record. Amherst, gaining its seventh victory, withstood three second-half drives. Deaett and Ted Kolman intercepted passes to stop each of the marches. Trinity managed one touchdown with a fourth-down pass from Don Taylor to Sam Winner. The visitors scored again late in the second half when Amherst quarterback Mark Hallam was tackled in his own end zone frr a safety.

Amherst took the opening kickoff and marched 80 yards to a score with Van Nort and Deaett gaining 63 yards between them. A 14-yard pass from Hallam to John Hayden also helped the drive. Hallam completed 11 of 19 passes for 141 yards in the came, including Am herst's second touchdown, a 36 yard pass to Van Nort. The second score came on the first play from scrimmage in the second quarter after John Sabetta recovered a Taylor fumble. Later in the period, Sabetta intercepted a Taylor pass and set up Van Nort's third touchdown, a six-yard run.

Amherst 7 IS 0 022 Trinity 0 2 6 08 Storing: Amherst Van Nort, 1, run San-tonelli, kick). Amherst Van Nort. 36, pass (rom Hallam (Santonem. kick i. Amherst Van Nort, run (Hebbel, pass from Hallam).

Trinity Safety, Hallam tackled in! end tone. i Trinity Winner, 11, pass from Tay-' lor (Run failed). Duke Shocks Navy for 2d Year in Row NORFOLK, Nov. 11 (UPI) Quarterback Walt nassed 77 vards for one touchdown and ran 45 for another in the first five minutes here today to get Duke off to a fast start en route to a 30-9 upset of Navy. On the third play of the game, Rappold passed to halfback Jay Wilkinson, son of the Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson nn nuke's 35 and Jav.

dodg ing four tacklers, raced down the sideline to score. Less than four minutes later, Rappold broke through the Navy line at the Middies' 45 and raced across the goal. Duke added three points in the first period on a 31 -yard field goal by Bill Reynolds who also converted success-, fully on three of four attempts. The Blue Devils then powered their way to a 23 to 0 first half lead with halfback Mark Lc-i-gett lunging across from three yards out. 1 Navy finally scored in the second period on a trick-passj play that started with a pitch-! out by quarterback Ron Klen-i ick to halfback Bruce Abel and ended on a 47-yard pass, from Abel to end John Duke oao 0 8 Scoring: Duke Wilkinson 77 pass from Bt-poM (kirk failed i.

Duke Rarpold 45 run (Reynolds klDu'ke FG Reynolds SI. Duke Legiett 3 run (Reynolds kirk 1 Navy Hughes 47 pass from Abel (pass failed i. Navy FCf Malher 32. Duke Wilson 84 pass interception (Reynolds kirk). Michigan 38-6 Victor Over Illinois CHAMPAIGN, 111., Nov.

11 (UPI) Dave Raimey grabbed Illinois' first punt, ran 54 yards to score, and detonated a Michigan touchdown blast which shattered Illinois, 38-6. today. The rout doomed the Illini to their first season without a home victory since 1906. Penn St. Holds Off West Virginia, 20-6 MORGANTOWN.

W. Nov. 11 (AP) Penn State mauled West Virginia with three first-half touchdowns today, then had to fight off Mountaineer threats the rest of the afternoon for a 20 to 6 victory. Quarterback Galen Hail and fleet halfback Roger Kochman led the Lions' attack. Revived Oklahoma Upsets Missouri COLUMBIA, Nov.

11 (AP) Oklahoma's Sooners flashed bits of their old-time power today and struck through the air for a 7-0 upset over Missouri's KKh ruled Tigris, Oklahoma 7 Mi'oiin ft ft kla MrClrllan nasi Irom rar Dursi out 01 tne tine ana ran from everyone for the t-prnvpr at thp "id itoucnaown. Dick Sylvester ran for the Halfbacks Ralph Doran and conversio to make it 2i to ll. ailv 'I Col. D. Hassan recovered blocked punt in end zone Co -D Hassan 14 nas from V'asell 'O'Connor klckt: Dart.

SDaneen- M. BROWN INC. WAREHOUSE ber 18 run Kin rum; cm -Has- kickoh oj yaras to tne luus an(i the team cashed in on It. fefiore Ph'v rSn" dv-ance Adzigian then tried a 22. Four plays later, Franco Loveiace connected on a 'Dart.

usher 25 nsi from nela goal with ball set on tne went five yards off tackle to mss to end Dave Sparks, King arren 43 31 Tt was low. Uor or -Warren 43 31. Tt waS low. EXCEVTIOSAL PURCHASES WOOD DESKS un Connor kick 1 Attendance: Oly Lross statistics Holy Cross First Downs 18 155 Rushing vairlase Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted bv Punts Tumbles In't tt)-2H 0 4-35 5 0 69 -i4 7 41 0 1 Vards penalized (jli Unbeaten Rutgers Rallies to Beat Delaware, 27-19 It. Foote.

Tombarelli. Pleau: le Slick. rt. Graham. Haftbetg: Tholla Sullivan- lhh I-ic rhb.

I.uwer. Kezer; palm, warren. FerdiEao. HOI CROSS I Tvnc Msibprppr Goldrn. Ar'mstead.

Demp- anpmelli. Desmarais. Br'Cal: c. Lilly Morris, Partridse: rt. Tim- P.rr M.irnhv U'KnAl esmpKi.

Barren re. 1 hp. corbett Meheu.nb. MrCarthy, -h sr-ner. Cutting, in.

MrrfiMii. in ii. a Mna. Scoring: 1 H.C 14 UMass 0 rinK. ciarK.

3 14 0 4 Total 0 44 7 1 McCarthy 64 run 'run H.C McCarthy 1 plunge 1 McCarthy, pass to Feeling H.C. Snyder 31 pass irom McCar-' thy (McCarthy rum. n.i. aicunny run nyaer run'. H.C.

Wheaton run i Whealnn tuu to Malnne. I'Mass Palm 1 run l-'f i. Hundrtdi of used detkj, chair. tobies jut taken in trod, from lo.g. electronic! corn-pony.

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Slight lecond. Walnut or Fowr Oak, Exceptional value lor early birds. Manufacturer's list i'lCI $495 00 ui fit 3 t- oc u. SQQ80 DISCOUNT PRICE fi 5 I JUUncan iyiacuonaiQ pacea a i ut ui unvc inai Louitu iu nit 1 H'tifira'niiniWioc cfnllAt tha The Leopards fumbled the I ball away on the 27 two plays 11 i- he LeoDarcts tumbled the irecovenne. The Jumbos moved only to the 20, however, and Adzigian tried a second field1 goal, try tailed.

i i 1 T-f u. ru inc nei pia.y, iaia.veue fumbled again and guard Steve Morjre recovered on the Tun rmniltiec cfrmiaj Ihii V. .1 OIJ 1II11U lilt JUmbOS and finally Adzieian DOOted a 3-yard three- nnintpr i LafaVPttp came rirht ViarV with drive paced by tn Halfback John Con- con anno took it all alone on the 2 and walked Walt Doleschal made good on tne tirst ot three successful fourth down Adzigian faked a Punt and passed behind the inp tn Mar )nna i who thread- his way 53 yards for a ViolfKor-t r.onc Denahan returned the ensuing! Tufts then moved 82 yards, against Lafayette reserves for? i i. Tut thpn moved 82 vards nine-yard pass to end Tim Brannan provided the score. Enrts.

TCFTS Lewicki. Hourihan. Austin. Morme. Herkiei.

House. Brannan. Tdckles Curtis. Aiello. Thompson.

Andrrson. Guard May. Carter. Moore. Casabian.

Centers Glass. Wertheh. Backs Sylvester. Wiggles-worth. Parnell, Doran, Blaivas, Mac-Donald.

LAFAYETTE Ends Gursky, Peterson, Donofiio. Ketcham, Rutledge, Collins, McClure, Zaranek. Geieer. Leciston. Crist alkeld.

lone, Solewisk. Tackle? Foley. Calizzi. Guards Lehr. Villani.

Lasalle. Giudice. SIodpi, McNally, Fer- irara. Centers Shane, Shapiro. Vnz- dovic.

Zanewicz. Backs Zarrelli Moyer, Contarinn, Franco, Ahouse. Hrnum Ir.n. Denahan. Keller.

Sttitz. Dynan. lorin' 8 2o 37. field oai. -J pass from Adrian runV.

'1 rom run failed Hoppman Great But Iowa St. Bows AMES. Iowa. Nov. 11 (UPI) Nebraska knocked Iowa State out of the iwivv.

kjj i h- lltiuuiin mi limine uy uic natKin leaaer. wave "PP i i tn A 36-yard field goal into 1 DOUBLE PEDESTAL DESKS NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J..'sophomore quarterback Char-i'T Nov. 11 (AP) Alternate quar-i'ey arelii. the touchdown kVckasf a-Wdv terbacks Bill Speranza and.rarne on a 17-yard aerial from''Dnjeschai kick i.af -Franco 3. run I I InlACnh a I lriLri TnftP n- 1 Sam Mudie called bv their coach lhe "best 1-2 Van Cott, who wasn't sharp todav, went for a pass He lhrew J.oe.

1KorsKl as threw and Joe Kut nce iirao down there, but the pass was Texas couldn do a thing i rt fy carries he got out to the 36 ana wncannun tame n. "'c msi mnc. He lost nine on a keeper SO van uu leiujncu iu unuw. This time Worley intercepted on the Texas 30 and got back thn Tlnctnn 33 Tnat was Tech's big break eooq 10 ine iJ. nanKin went up ui iniuaie to the 16.

Then he tried right tackle to the four, whence he bulled in. H. L. Daniels kicked the point. That next break came after the second half kickoff when the pass back to kicker Bill McKenney was low and to the right.

McKenney was lucky to get a boot off at all, dribbling one from the Boston 26 only to the Texas 43, and the second drive was born. Lovelace again got it off the ground, throwing another one of those Jumping look-in pass jobs to Park for a first on the Boston 41 Allen Shuler ran to the 28. Rankin picked up three and (then the Lovelace-Parks specialty was good to the 16. From there it was Worley for 12 and then Hunt, on two rush es, went in. Jjanieis KicKea again.

That last ditch charge of B.C. came about when the Texans ran out of Ra? on 10ur aner ID-yara marcn v- Hfc ie 17UWIICS. HCJl lie went in yards on a keep and nn the third nlav he hit Rarrett rlnun on the Teias 2fi and followed ihat left on the on-suie hat nnA Th good. Then the BC interception ended it ad for ROSTOV COI.LEGE-t.e: Kirouac. Downs.

Smith. McKenney; 1.1: Suiii van. larnnglnn. linnnvan: lj Gaii-trcHii. rioci, MiCioinihy: Hail.

Huichinson. Connelly; Ri: Byine. rlle. DrGiigiiemo: lit: OBilen. An-Innrllla.

Buckley: Re: Sikniski, hieigner. Hmesi C.b: Vanf'ott. Con-cannon. Gaion; t.h: Janas, Barrett, nh: Tnmro. Anonlle.

Shninhnessy; Fb: C'rumn. Sullivan J. Her. TEXAS Taiks. Hacker: l.l Mulhns.

Watkirs. SlHtToid: l.g-Milllken. Mitchell; Grimes. Albert. Hllisnll: 11a Artntli'rtnt.

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That was enough of the pass- Hoppmann hula-hippod to ing game. Sullivan was given his fifth all-time Iowa State tn? ball to lug in. The first ofiensive record as lie ran ne Sot ,0 lhe s'x- nPXt hf 86 yards to break the Cyclones' boomed home. B.C. went for season rushing record of 844 'he two pointer.

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