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rwy 1 BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE October 9, 1977 79 Huskies gain 400 yards NU plucks SCoiin, 38-14 N.E. SMALL COLLEGE ROUNDUP Springfield stuns Ithaca Mike Lasorsa of Fitehburg, scored on a 17-yard run, gained 142 yards on 20 carries and became Springfield College's all-time career rushing holder while pacing the Chiefs to a stunning 28-15 victory over nationally-ranked Ithaca College at Springfield. Ithaca entered the game with a 3-0 record and was ranked third in the nation among Division III colleges. Lasorsa now has rushed for 2219 yards. The previous record of 2154 was set by Dave Buddington.

Springfield took the lead for good (14-7) when quarterback Bob Weller scored on a broken play from 17 yards out late in the second quarter. Chiefs' fullback Fred Deutch scored in the third and fourth quarters for a 28-7 cushion and Ithaca's Bob Edson concluded the scoring on a pass from Steve Manning with 10 minutes remaining. Norwich registered its fourth win in five starts as it stopped Boston State, 24-0, at Daly Field, Brighton. Norwich displayed fine ball control, running the ball 64 times for 249 yards with touchdowns being recorded by Paul Bicker (on a pass from Mike Palmer), Milt Williams and Mike Crimmons. Dick Luscin-ski, who kicked three points after, booted a 32-yard field goal in the fourth quarter.

Williams was the ramrod of the Norwich attack, carrying 17 times for 152 yards. Bates fullback Gary Pugath of Needham scored four times on one-yard plunges three in the second half as he sparked the Bobcats to their first win, a 43-26 decision over Hamilton at Lewiston. Bates led, 21-20, at halftime and dominated the second half. Bowdoin also won its first game as it downed Worcester Tech, 34-16, at Brunswick as Peter Cooper and Jay Pensavalle sparked the Polar Bears. Bowdoin jumped off to a 21-0 lead at the half after Pensavalle scored from the four on a quarterback keeper and then passed to Bruce Bernier.

Those scores were followed by a three-yard scoring burst by Tom Sciolla. Cooper was the big gun in the second half as he scored twice on runs of three and 10 yards. Wesleyan, with Dennis Robinson leading the way (86 yards rushing), measured Coast Guard, 24-7, at Middletown for its third win. The Cardinals leaped off to a 17-0 halftime lead when Bob Lattessa rammed in from the one, Robinson clicked from 22 yards out and Mike Pappa kicked a 35-yard field goal. American International, a Division II team, had to rally behind reserve quarterback Ray Borup in the second half to gain a 14-14 tie with Division III Amherst at Springfield.

Amherst dominated the first half, during which quarterback Mike Newman completed 18 of 23 passes for 223 yards. The Lord Jeffs, however, managed only two touchdowns and were held three times inside the AIC 10-yard line. Borup took over in the third quarter and sparked a 60-yard drive which was capped by an eight-yard pass to John Gibbons. Borup started another drive in iff 2) lull A By Dennis Naughton Special to The Globe NEW HAVEN There were some oddities and changes right from the beginning of Northeastern's encounter with Southern Connecticut State College yesterday. First, guard Wayne Bourgeois was switched to halfback.

Then there was the absence of halfback Preston Carroll (thigh injury) and quarterback Bill Pinto, a reserve who performed admirably in last week's loss to AIC, scoring two touchdowns. Pinto was shaken up in that game. So in a somewhat quirky situation, the Huskies, traveled to Bowen Field. It was all academic by halftime, however. NU scored the first time it got the ball after a fumble recovery by defensive end Kip Sternberg at the Southern Conn, six-yard line with 2:56 gone in the game.

They followed with a 21 -point second quarter outburst in a 38-14 romp over the Owls, now 0-5. It was Northeastern's first road win since 1974. In that second quarter, tight end Dan Ross (seven receptions, 103 yards) caught two touchdown passes, one from freshman Al Deary and the other from Clark Crowley, which helped NU break a three-game 'winless streak. The Huskies improved their slate to 2-2-1. Northeastern did just about everything right, totaling more than 400 yards on offense and getting a spark from fleet freshman halfback Blake Russell.

Of course, Bourgeois, a fullback and end in high school at Thayer Academy, was also "He's like a spring," said coach "Bo" Lyons of Russell, who hails from East Orange, N.J. Russell gained 61 yards on 20 carries and one score. "He has the quickness we need and Wayne provides the big back that I've been looking for. Blake is finally coming along. He's learned the offense and adjusted well," Lyons said.

Russell, who also had four catches for 30 yards, converted the first-quarter score on a three-yard run. Freshman Kyle Tufts, who later added a 35-yard field goal in the third quarter, kicked his first of five PATs for a 7-0 lead. The Owls came right back in a superbly engineered 12-play, 80 yard-drive. Junior Tom Flaherty, after connecting on three passes to junior flanker Gary Hurley during key points in the march, scored at 6:35 on a one-yard keeper up the middle. Jim Sata-gaj tied the game with the boot.

But SCSC's downfall was allowing NU to get hold of the ball in the second quarter. Ross' first score came at the end of a seven-play, 39-yard drive which included two consecutive 15-yard penalties. This supplied Crowley with a first and 35 yards-to-go situation. He responded by flinging two screens to Russell of 12 and 13 yards and a 15-yarder to end Chris Bradley, which brought the ball to the 10. After a five-yard loss by Russell, Deary entered the game.

On his first pass, he hit Ross for the score at 11:17. The second Ross TD was another 15-yarder with 3:25 left in the half. It capped a 13-play, 80-yard trek after SCSC missed a field goal. Linebacker Jim Walsh completed the half's scoring with a 32-yard interception return at the 13:01 point. Tufts field goal at 9:03 in the third quarter made it 31-7.

Both teams traded touchdowns in the final quarter, Curt O'Donnell on a 73-yard broken play run with 3:15 left to counter a Flaherty-to-Tony Santilli get-together 26 seconds earlier. (Globe photo by Frank O'Brien) saw it to official John Codey after a foul call. Boston State coach Mac the fourth quarter, which plunge by Tony Bostick. Colby rallied for two half to down Union, 25-13 N.E. CONFERENCE Mass.

Maritime tips Curry, 10-7 touchdown was set up by Phil McCarthy's rumble recovery, which was followed by a 30-yard scoring pass from Frank Sears to Steve Fogg in the third quarter. Mike Drouin scored an insurance touchdown from the one early in the fourth. Drouin, a freshman fullback, led Colby's rushing attack with 156 yards. Quarterback Bill Whelan threw for 249 yards and three touchdowns to lead Williams to a 28-0 romp-over Trinity at Hartford. Montclair State's Randy Schenauer and Orlando Alverez teamed up Saturday for a couple of touchdown plays to secure a 14-6 win over Central Connecticut State College here in Montclair, N.J.

1 Singleton describes how he was capped by a five-yard touchdowns in the second at Waterville. The winning AIC, 14-14 at Springfield Amherst 14 0 0 0-14 AIC 0 0 7 7-14 Amh Newman 1 run (Abendroth kick) Amh Nielsen 20 pass from Newman (Abendroth kick) AIC Gibbons 8 pass from Borup (Vallis kick) AIC Bostick 5 run (Vallis kick) AIC Amh First Downs 17 17 Rushing-yards 207 90 Passing yards 92 257 Return yards 85 97 Passes 21-6-3 45-25-1 Punts 8-30-4 6-35-0 Fumbles lost 2-1 2-2 Penalties yards 8-78 4-58 Wm.Paterson, 27-0 WmPaterson 14 7 0 6-27 Western Conn .....0 0 0 0-0 Pat Mazi 8 run (Athill kick) Pat Peiiecia 5 pass to Collova (Athill kick) Pat-Pellecia 1 run (Athill kick) Pat Edwards 37 pass Peiiecia (kick blocked) A-500 Williams, 28-0 at Hartford Williams (2-1) 7 14 7 0-28 Trinity (2-1) 0 0 0 0-0 Dave Massucco 68 pass from Bill Whelan (Ken Hollingsworth kick) Massucco 11 run (Hollingsworth kick) Hollingsworth 19 pass from Whelan (Hollingsworth kick) Bill Miller 13 pass from Whelan (Hollingsworth kick) Wms 17 159 290 29 18-39 Trn 16 42 192 62 First Downs Rushing Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties 14-27 yds. 6-36 9 yds. 5-1 2-2 8-80 5-55 Montclair 14-6 At Upper Montclair, N.J. Montclair 0 14 0 0-14 Cent.

Conn. 0 0 6 06 Alvarez 16 pass from Schenauer (Bond kick) Alvarez 5 pass from Schenauer (Bond kick) Peterson 1 run (run failed) Bates, 43-26 at Lewltton, Maine Hamilton (0-3) 6 14 6 0-26 Bates (1-1-1) 14 7 15 743 Tom Burhoe 9 pass from Hugo Colasante (Dan Sommers kick) Mark Annunziata 16 run (kick failed) Tom Szot 32 run (Sommers kick) Gary Pugatch 1 run (Sommers kick) Jack Koelbl 5 run (Run failed) Marc While 32 pass from Tom LaFountain (Brooks run) Pugatch 1 run (Sem Aykanian pass from uoiasante) Koelbl 47 run (run failed) Pugatch 1 run (Sommers kick) Pugatch 1 run (Sommers kick) Attendance 2000 Ham Bates First Downs 17 23 Rushing yards 53-308 52-197 Passing yards 70 150 Return yards 91 126 Passes 6-11-0 13-24-0 Punts 6-35 3 6-37-5 Fumbles-lost 4-3 1-1 Penalties yards 6-44 1-29 Colby, 23-13 Colby (1-2) 6 6 0 13-25 Union (0-2-1) 0 13 0 0-13 Frank Sears 5 run (kick failed) Rich Romer 4 run (McDonald kick) Joe Poletto 36 pass from Andy Terranova (kick failed) George Dolan 6 pass from Frank Sears (kick failed) Mike Drowin 1 run (past failed) Dolan 5 run (Plomaratis kick) Colby Union First Downs 23 23 Rushlng-yards 231 265 Passing yards 165 175 Return yards Pastes 10-20-0 14-22-0 Punts 3-36 0 2-34 5 Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-2 Penalties yards 4-32 5-27 Colgate untracks, snuffs Holy Cross threat, 31-14 Ed Henry kicked a 36-yard field goal with eight seconds left yesterday to lift Mass. Maritime to its fourth straight victory, a come-from-behind 10-7 win over Curry at Buzzards Bay. Curry took the early lead on a one-yard keeper by quarterback Steve Leach at the six-minute mark of the second quarter. The play capped an 80-yard drive that featured a 34-yard run by Dave Christopher.

Mass. Maritime tied the game at 5:22 of the third quarter when Curry gambled and lost, giving up the ball on its 16-yard line. Leach was sacked by Maritime on that play, one of eight times the Curry quarterback was dropped for a loss three by Don Keefe. With time running out, Mass. Maritime drove from its 45 and had the ball on the Curry 11 when the hosts were detected holding and the ball was put back to the 26.

However, Henry was still able to kick the winning field goal. MAINE MARITIME, 12-6 Bob Murphy scored all 12 points for Maine Mari-' time-r. one touchdown by recovering a teammate's fumble in the end zone, another on a pass reception as it defeated Plymouth State, 12-6, at Castine. FRAMINGHAM, 18-14 Bob Donovan capped a big day of running by plunging over from the 1 to score in the final period and give Framingham State its first football victory in four games, 18-14, over Nichols in Framingham. NEW HAVEN, 24-7 Bridgewater State was defeated by New Haven, 24-7, as New Haven's Bob Curtis rushed for 104 yards and freshman quarterback Walter Melfi threw for one touchdown and set up another with his running.

Maine MariU 12-6 Mass. 10-7 By Roy Mumpton Special to The Globe WORCESTER Winless Holy Cross gave undefeated Colgate a battle for 14 minutes and 32 sec- onds here yesterday. Then Colgate's senior back Bob RelDh suddenly blew the Crusaders' hopes N.E. CONF. Conf W-L-T All W-L-T 4-0-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 Mass.

4-0-0 Nichols 2-1-0 Me. Mar 2-1-0 New Hav 2-1-0 B'wtr St 2-2-0 Bos. St 1-1-1 ii; Ply. St 1-2-1 1-2-1 Curry 0-3-0 1-3-0 x-Fram. 0-3-0 0-3-0 x-Late game Norwich, 21-0 at Brighton Boston St.

(1-2-1) 0 0 0 0-0 Norwich (4-1) 7 7 0 10-24 Paul Ricker 14 pass from Mike Palmer (Jim Luscinski kick) N-Milt Williams 81 run (Luscinski kick) Mike Crlmmins 28 run (Luscinski kick) Luscinski 32 f.g Boston Norwich 7 10 38-40 54-249 89 86 112 109 7-33-6 9-24-2 First Rushing yards Passing yards Return yards Punts 10-364 9-307 Fumbles lost 5-5 1-2 Penalties-yards 8-87 11-141 Attendence: 850 Springfield, 28-15 at Springfield Ithaca (3-1) 0 7 0 8-15 Spnngld (4-1) 0 14 7 728 Mike Lasorsa 17 run, Jim deMello kick I Steve Manning 1 run, Tom Darling kick Bob Weller 17 run, Jim deMello kick Fred Deutch 17 run. Jim deMello kick Fred Deutch 1 run, Jim deMello kick I Bob Edson 9 pass from Steve Manning, Scott Thon rush Attendance 2200 Ith Spfld First Downs 15 21 Rushing yards 38-125 70-293 Passing yards 27-14-3 10-6-0 Return yards 128 63 Passes 2-10 4-50 Punts 4-1 1-0 Fumbles lost 7-336 Penalties yards Wesleyan, 24-7 at Middletown, Conn. Wesleyan (3-0) 7 10 0 Coast Guard (2-3) 0 0 7 Bob Lattessa 1 run (John Pappa kick) Dennis Robinson 22 run (Pappa kick) Pappa 35 field goal CG Tim Scuba 14 run (Cavalio kick) Spike Coony 3 run (Pappa kick) Wes. CG. First Downs Rushing yards Passing yards Return yards 23 15 210 29 157 166 15 83 12-33-2 Punts 7-240 10-56 Fumbles lost 1 3 Penalties yards 85 70 Bowdoin, 31-16 at Brunswick, Maine Wor.

Poly-Tech 0 0 7 9-16 Bowdoin (1-2) 14 7 6 7-34 Jay Pensavalle 4 run (Al Himmei-rick kick) Bruce Bernier 13 pass from Pensavalle (Himmelrtck kick) Tom Sciolla 3 run (Himmelrick kick) Mike Robinson 1 run (Sieve Brown kick) Peter Cooper 3 run (kick failed) Safety, bad snap from center on attempted punt W-Mike Walker 40 pas3 from Art Hughes (Brown kick) P. Cooper 10 run (Himmelrick kick) Bowd. WPI First Downs 19 14 Rushing yards 65-233 39-107 Passing yards 155 164 Return yards 61 156 Passes 8-13-1 10-32-4 Punts 6-34 2 Fumbles lost 1 1 Penalties yards 7-46 1-15 NU, 38-14 at New Haven NU 7 21 3 7-38 Southern Conn 7 0 0 7 14 NU Russell 3 run (Tufts kick) SC Flaherty 2 run (Sataga) kick) NU Ross 15 pass from Deary (Tufts kick) NU Ross 15 pass from Crowley (Tufts kick) NU Walsh 32 interception return (Tufts kick) NU-Tufts 35 PG SC-Santllli 19 pass from Flaherty (Satagaj kick) NU O'Donnell 73 run (Tufts kick) NU SC First Downs 19 14 Rushing-yards 45-233 46-218 Passing yards 211 102 Return yards 1 7-26-1 9-25-2 Passes 20 98 Punts 4-455 Fumbles lost 3-3 4-1 Penalties yards 13-141 4-40 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Ruining Player (School) Att. Yds. Avg.

LG Jones (SC) 15 103 6.6 35 O'Donnell (NU) 1 73 73.0 73 Dunster(SC) 6 50 8 3 13 Russell (NU) 20 61 3.0 18 Wormley(SC) 6 34 5.8 10 Nemes(NU) 6 23 3.9 14 Patting Comp. Att.Yds. TD Int. Crowley 10 16 117 1 0 Flaherty (SC) 8 21 88 1 2 Deary (NU) 7 10 94 1 1 Buckanavage 3.14 0 0 Receiving No.Yds. TD Ross(NU) 7 103 2 Santilli (SC) 3 39 1 Robinson (NU) 2 32 0 Hurley (SC) 3 31 0 Russell (NU) 4 30 0 at Matt.

Maritime Academy Mass. Maritime (4-0) 0 0 7 310 Curry (0-3) 0 7 0 0-7 Curry Steve Leach 1 run (Bob Smith kick) MMA Kevin Doherty 8 run (Ed Henry kick I MMA-Henry 36 field goal MM 7 Curry 14 58 154 53 14-29-1 8-273 3-3 7-75 First Downs Rushing Passing yards Return yards 89 Passes 5-14-0 Punts 9-293 Fumbles lost 3-3 Penalties yards 8-103 Sports Plus: Every Friday at Worcester TEAM STATISTICS Col FIRST DOWNS: Tolal 18 Rushing to Passing 8 Penalties 0 RUSHING: Attempts 45 Net yards gained 251 PASSING: Yards 214 H.C. 14 179 127 32 12 5 306 78 39 10 28 9 24 87 95 1 6-22 Attempted 30 Completed 15 Had intercepted 3 Sacks yards lost TOTAL OFFENSE: Yards 465 Plays passing rushing 75 Average gain per .2 PUNTING: No. of punts 8 Average 39.4 Returned-yards 16 KICKOFFS: Returned-yds. 30 PENALTIES: Yards 94 FUMBLES: Lost 3 THIRD Downs 7-17 Attendance: 10,132 Scores by Quarters jlgate 14 3 6 831 lOiy Cross 0 14 0 014 FIRST QUARTER Colgate 6, Holy Crou 0 Pat Healy powered eight yards at 3:07 (PAT, pass tailed).

Colgate paraded 80 yards in 10 plays alter kickoft in 3:07. Key plays: Bob Relph 16-yard pass to Casper Wells to start drive and later a Ralph-to-Wells pass for 45 yards and first down on HC 12. Colgate 14, Holy Croat 0 Healy scored on 12-yard power play oft left tackle at 11:51. (PAT. Relph raced to his right end for two-point conversion).

Colgate went 39 yards in nine plays which took up 3:21 after tackle John Qumn intercepted Peter Colombo's pass. Colombo was hit by two defenders and his pass just popped into air. Key plays: Short rushes by Healy and Henry White and a Relph-to-Healy pass for 15 yards. SECOND QUARTER Colgate 14, Holy Cross 7 Colombo passed to end Chuck Mullen tor three yards at 2:43 (PAT. Matt Mi-chaud kick).

HC went 69 yards in 12 plays in 5:46. Key plays: 18-yard run by Crocky Nangle and two passes by Colombo to Pat Kelly for 13 yards and to Mullen for 8 yards just preceding score. Holy CroM 14, Colgate 14 Nangle charged nine yards on delay through wide open Colgate middle at 9:54. (PAT. Michaud kick).

HC went 15 yards in 4 plays in 1:53 after linebacker Mike Murnane captured Healy's fumble. Colgate 17, Holy Croat 14 Jerry Andrewlavage kicked a 28-yard field goal at 15:00 on play which started with 4 seconds left. Ken Ebeling intercepted a Colombo pass and returned it a few steps to the Colgate 36 with only 28 seconds remaining. Relph completed successive passes to White for 40 yards and to Wells for 13 yards to set up the field goal. THIRD QUARTER Colgate 23, Holy Crou 14 White slashed off tackle for six yards at 12:43.

(PAT, Andrewlavage kick tailed). Colgate went 46 yards In live plays in 1:34 after Ebeling intercepted a Colombo pass. Key play: Relph rolled out for 23-yard run to HC 6 on play before TO. FOURTH QUARTER Colgate 31, Holy Crou 14 Dave OeTone ran three yards at 0:39. (PAT, Healy ran for two points).

Colgate went 89 yards in 5 plays in 1:33 after clipping penalty on punt rolurn had set it back to its 11. Key play 78-yard run by White on a draw play up the HC middle. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Player (School) Att. Yds. Avg.

Henry White (C) 11 140 12.7 Crocky Nangle (HQ 26 141 5 4 Pat Healy (C) 19 71 3.7 Bob Relph (C) 7 23 3.1 Larrv Ewald (HC) 6 25 4 2 Maine Maritime (2-1) ..6 0 6 0-12 Plymouth State 0 0 3 3-6 MM Bob Murphy rec. fumble in end zone (point failed) PS-Mike Conway 29 FG MM Murphy 20 pass from Mike Ver-rill (point failed) PS-Conway 27 FG Maine M. PS 6 46-178 114 67 7-23-0 2-2 12-110 First Downs. Rushing yards 13 Passing yards 62-217 Return yards- 22 60 Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties yards 4-6-0 4-2 7-75 New Haven, 24-7 at West Haven, Conn. Bridgewater 7 0 0 07 New Haven 7 0 10 7-24 Al Colarusso, 4-yard run.

NH Derwin Ross, one yard run. NH John Kovach. 20-yard pass from Walter Currie. NH Bob Currie. NH.

BS First Downs 13 10 Rushing yards 244 79 Passing yaids 114 45 Return yards Passes 6-11 4-16 Punts 6-30 6-34 Fumbles-lost 1-1 4-4 Penalties yards 11-120 5-50 for an upset into smithereens. Relph completed two passes for 60 yards in 24 seconds and Jerry Andrewlavage kicked a 38-yard field goal at the half to snap a 14-14 tie. The Raiders then got two long runs from Relph and Henry White for two more touchdowns during three minutes which overlapped the third and final periods to coast to a 31-14 triumph their fifth in a row. Colgate, the unchallenged leader for the Lambert Trophy, had a wide advantage in the statistics thanks to the heavy duty running of White and Pat Healy and the passing of Relph. And its defense dominated, once past the scary first half.

Then Neil Wheelwright, who had coached Colgate for 14 seasons before moving to HC early last year, harried his old charges with a surprising switch in offense. He junked the wishbone attack he had taught for seven seasons and came up with his version of a power I. This new wrinkle, combined with the passing of Pete Colombo and the hard-running of sophomore Crocky Nangle, enabled the Crusaders to overcome a 14-0 first-quarter deficit and get even with two second-period touchdowns. A crowd of 10,132 at Fitton Field watched a generally sloppy game, however, as the Crusaders and Colgate each turned the ball over six times. Holy Cross fell behind on the opening kickoff drive and was down by 14 in the quarter as the Raiders converted off John Quinn's interception, the first of five Raider thefts.

But Holy Cross, shifting out of the Wishbone into the I formation just about every play, drove 69 yards, finishing on a three yard pass from Columbo to sophomore tight end Chuck Mullen of Hanover. "Their new offense surprised us, we weren't ready for it and it and it took some time to adjust," said Colgate coach Fred Dunlap. "Also, Holy Cross is playing much better this year than last, even though they still haven't gleaned that first victory. We have a lot of respect for HC." Wheelwright, disappointed that the young Crusaders couldn't sustain their play of the second period, made it clear the switch away from the wishbone was no one-game experiment. "We're an I team from now on," said Weelwright, since the wishbone hadn't produced the outside running or passing strength he had expected.

Most of the spectators felt Colgate's field goal in the closing seconds of the half shocked the Crusaders at a time when they seemed to have the momentum. But Wheelwright felt two long runs a 26-yard rollout by Relph and a 75-yard up-the-middle scamper by White on a draw were the crushers. He had high praise for the Colgate defense, which permitted HC to cross midfield only once in the second half. SWIM The name of the snowplow: WESTERN. Rugged enough for the toughest winters Look for the Red Snowplow.

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30 POST TIME 8Pr.l Dally Double Quinielas Trifectas Patting Comp. Att.Yds. TO lot Bob Relph (C) 14 29 205 0 3 Pete Colombo (NC) 10 21 102 1 3 JoeLeMay(NC) 2 11 25 0 2 Receiving No Yds TD Henry White (C) 7 104 0 Pat Kelly (HC) 6 77 0 Caspar Welt (C) 3 41 0 'V, ITT I Bill IIIMIHT1.