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rrm BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE October 8, 1978 81 2 school pages every Tuesday MJ, 20-17 Najarian scored on a 5-yaid run off lett guard at PAT: Peim HOMEOWNERS CONVERT THE EQUITY IN YOUR HOME TO CASH. YOU MAY BE ABLE TO BORROW $10,000 OR MORE fOK MORE INFORMATION CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-556-7210 OR MAIL COUPON The Cash Corner Corporation FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT CORP. 712 Howard Building Providence. Rhode Island 02903 at Dartmouth TEAM STATISTICS Dw BU FiRST DOWNS: Total 21 17 Rushing 9 9 Passing 10 7 Penalties 2 1 RUSHING. Altempls 46 51 Not yards gamed 1 64 194 PASSING: Yards 172 88 Attempted 30 17 Compleied 18 -8 Had intercepted 1 1 Sacks yards lost TOTAL OFFENSE: 336 282 Plays passing rushing 76 68 Averaqe gain per 4.42 4.15 PUNTlNG: No.

of punts 4 8 Average 35.8 32 0 Ftetumed-yards 4-37 2-2 KICKOFFS: 4-79 4-35 PENALTIES: Yards 6-40 7-80 FUMBLES: Lost 3-3 3-1 THIRD Downs -Attendance: 9750 Scores by Quarters BU (4-0) 0 7 0 13-20 Dartmouth 11-2) 10 0 7 0-17 FIRST QUARTER Dartmouth 7, Boston University 0 Greg Henry scored on a 34-yard run up the middle at 547. (PAT: Chris Sawch kick). Drive covered 38 yards in two ulays. Key uiays nil was forced'to punt Irom its 10 and Dartmouth took over on its 38; and scoring play. Dartmouth 10, Boston University 0 Sawch nicked a 33-vard field goal at 8 05 Key plays: BU's Greg Jones tumbled the kickoft and it was recovered by Dartmouth's Collins Byrd on the BU 20.

Sawch hit on tourtn down. SECOND QUARTER Dartmouth 10, Boston University 7 Mai Naiarian scored on a 13-yarder up the middle at 2:07. (PAT: Jeff Pelin kick). Drive covered 68 yards and took five plays. Key plays: 24-yard run by Art Smedoerg; 15-yard run by Sean Weeks: 16-yard sweep jy Greg Jones and scoring play.

THIRD QUARTER Dartmouth 17, Boston University 7 Jeff Dutresne scored on a 1-yard plunge over the middle at 13.52. (PAT: Sawch kick). Drive carried 74 yards and took 13 plays. Key plays: 15-yard run by Teevens; 12-yard pass from Teevens to Jim Eden; 11 -yard pass from Teevens to Dutresne: 15-yard penalty against BU for illegal use of hands which gave Dartmouth a lirs down on the BU 9. FOURTH QUARTER Dartmouth 17, Boston University 14 Dr've covered 96 yards and took 15 plays.

Key plays: 9. 28 and 6-yard runs by Najarian. 8-yaid from Art Smedberg to Steve OSrien and a 10-yard pass from Smedberg to Bob Martinez. Boston University 20, Dartmouth 17 Naiarian scored on a 2-yard run oft right tackle at 9:29. (kick failed).

Drive ccvered 21 yards and took seven plays. Key plays: 4. 5 and 6-yard runs by Naiarian, after Omar Lopez recovered a Dartmouth fumble on the 21. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Player (Schooil Alt Yds. Avg.

LG Mai Naiarian (BU) 26 114 4.3 22 Greg Henry (Dart) 13 87 6 6 34 B. Teevens (Dart) 10 47 4.7 17 J. Dufresne (Oart) 12 28 2 3 8 Passing Comp Att.Ytls. TO Int. B.

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I. 117. Ill I I -I By Bob Monahan Globe Staff HANOVER, N.H.-Boston University's football team is for real alright. It more than proved it here yesterday afternoon when it scored two touchdowns in the final quarter to beat Dartmouth, 20-17 before 9750 at Memorial Field. It marked the first time in history that BU knocked over the Big Green which had won the previous eight games.

And to the surprise of no one Mai Najarian, BU's driving running back, scored all three touchdowns even though he carried the ball the fewest times this season. But Mai didn't care. He just likes the idea of being 4-0 and hopes he can do something against UMass next week. This game had it all. Late in the quarter Dartmouth hustled from its 21 to BU's 2.

Dartmouth went for a play up the middle and the ball ended up in the arms of BU defensive back Greg Jones who recovered it for a touch-back. Jones did the same thing last week against Northeastern. BU had the ball on its 20 and was pushed back to the 15 with less than 50 seconds to play. Regular punter Sean Weeks couldn't kick because he was injured during the game and BU coach Rick Taylor gave the task to Bob Pendergast who shanked a punt for 8 yards. The Dartmouth people went wild.

Dartmouth took over on the 23 and couldn't score as the clock ran out. Buddy Teevans came close twice, but no cigar. Taylor said, "We were really pumped up for this one. Dartmouth kicked the hell out of us last year and we quit during that game. The players and coaches took a vow never to quit again.

"Well, we certainly didn't quit today and we came back to win. The defense played extra well and the offense was decent. We're a good team, but we'll get better. "Najarian? That kid carried the ball over 70 times the last two weeks. I wanted to give him a rest.

Besides, we have some other good bal carriers, too. A rest for Mai is just 20 to 25 carries a game instead of 35 to 40. He did a fine job. We had many fine performances. "8ut we had to play as hard as we could.

Dartmouth has a fine team and they had an edge on us in overall talent and depth. We did it we did it." When Dartmouth jumped off to a 10-0 lead on a touchdown by Greg Henry and a Chris Sawch field goal, BU seemed to be in for a long afternoon. But the defense OPEN DAILY TIL in Till o.tn ill nil I bd(a iau OPEN DAILY CHELMSFORD, W0BURN, HAVERHILL, H. WEYMOUTH, CHELSEA 1MlkI SUNDAY, SALEM, N.H. 1-6 WED.

1 saw IE SAVING PLACED Vaster Chirge or. Visa9 accepted got tougher and the offense clicked for Najarian's first score in the second quarter. Dartmouth had a lengthy scoring drive in the third quarter capped by Jeff Dufresne's one yarder and then the Terriers took command both ways. A 96-yard drive was climaxed by Najarian's second touchdown and moments later alert Omar Lopez recovered a fumble on the Dartmouth 21 to set up Mai again. Najarian said, "It was an easy day for me.

But what a game to win. We were up really up. I thought the defense was just great. Let's face it you've heard it before, but it was a team win. Yes, we are for real.

"No I don't care how much I carry the ball. I just like winning. Now we think about UMass." Dartmouth coach Joe Yukica said, "BU has a fine team. We moved the ball well enough to win, but we gave it up too often. They managed to get excellent field position before that third touchdown after that fumble recovery.

But we still have a young team and we'll improve as the season goes on." Taylor was being congratulated for a long time after the game. He spent six years at Dartmouth as an assistant coach and his friends were more than glad for him. In the past, BU had a jinx on it to fold in tight games. That's gone. Yes, Terrier football is really for real.

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