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The Boston Sunday Globe October 1984 59 Srmy gets its wish, chews up Harvard, 33-11 Pavek. "The team believes were A 24-24 tie at Tennessee is the only blemish on the ledger, and not since 1958 when Blaik coached Army to its last Lambert Trophy and Dawkins won the Heisman have they exerienced such a start at West Point. "There are a lot of people here who believe we're for real," said McKelvy blindsided him at the 21. The Crimson had to settle for Rob Steinberg's 38-yard field goal. Army moved 80 yards on its next possession, with Sassaman keeping for 30 yards to the Harvard 10.

Lampley carried the final 7 yards, and the Cadets' defense took it from there. for real. The seniors lost for three years and they're sick and tired of losing. We've really gotten together as a team. We just believe we can win.

We were a group of individuals last year. We're tight. We lost to Harvard last year and I know that's what motivated me for this game." By Joe Concannon Globe Staff WEST POINT, N.Y. -The wishbone offense is supposed to be outmoded, retired to some scrap heap "amid a collection of useless play-books. And the Army defense has 'Jjeen so, porous: in recent years that fans threatened to sing.

"On brave old Army team," and elimi a quarterback (Sassaman) from the defensive backfield, a fullback (Doug Black) from the intramural league and a halfback (William Lampley) who had quit the academy last year. Harvard coach Joe Restic came up with a formation, and shifted at times to a formation that left quarterback Brian White by himself which the blitzing Army defense loved. "A lot of times they didn't have anybody in the back-field," said Young. "Once we got a couple of turnovers," said Army safety Doug Pa-vek, "they (the offense) HAVE YOU LOST YOUR HAIR? mainr nharmaceutical company I sponsoring a study ot Minoxidil. Eligible men must be 18-55, slmost completely bald, and In good health.

This study Involves visits to a medically supervised research facility conveniently located on the twice daily for 9 consecutive days every other week tor 2 months. Compensa tion $900. For more iniormaiion can 522-0303 It was Pavek's interception that tipped the scales in favor of the Cadets. Neither team moved the ball in a scoreless first quarter, and It seemed as though the Crimson might spring a surprise before an Army homecoming crowd of 40,504 in Mlchie Stadium. Enter Pavek, two plays after an Army punt in the second quarter.

1 White sought Mark Vignali over the middle, but he threw it right into Pavek's chest, and the Cadets took over at the Harvard 41. Nine plays later, Sassaman flipped one of his perfectly timed pitches to Dee Bryant (a three-year regular at cornerback), who swept the left side for a 6-yard scoring scamper 12:18 into the quarter. Before the half was over, a feeble Crimson punt gave the Cadets possession at the Harvard 45. Sassaman (15 carries, 127 yards) carried 22 yards, and Craig Stopa kicked a 32-yard field goal with no time left for a 10-0 halftime lead. The Cadets Jumped on a Vignali fumble at the Harvard 43.

and turned that into a 17-0 lead when Sassaman completed his only pass of the game, a 20-yard TD toss to tight end Rob Dicker-son 5:12 into the third period. Army, 33-11 Harvard .0 3 .0 10 13 10-33 OmniPage works hard when it comes to keeping contractors in Army Army Bryant 6 run (Stopa kick) touch with potential customers. When you re at a work site, our nate the words "on to the fray." But', resurrecting the wishbone and designing a defense that is as punishing as an armored tank, 'second-yeaf coach Jim Young has restored the vigor to the fight song and put together a team that is off the best, start of any Army tequad since the 1958 season of Pete Dawkins and Col. Earl Blaik. Army quarterback Nate Sassa-'man completed just one pass yesterday; but the Cadets ground out 25 first downs and 381 yards on the artificral turf for a 33-11 win over Harvard and a 3-0-1 record.

"'We have a long way to go in fthis season," said Young, who rwas out of coaching for a year 'after orchestrating major reclamation projects at Arizona and Pursue. "I missed the Saturday after- noons, the ups and downs. Getting a respectable program here ''was a great personal challenge." What he did was scrap the split-back pro offense of 1983 and install the wishbone." He recruited :) awTonu data pager will Army (- stopa Army Dickerson 20 pass from Sassaman (Stopa kick) Har-FG Steinberg 38 Army Lampley 7 run (kick failed) Army FG Stopa 40 Har Sorbara 14 pass from White (Santiago pass from White) Army Perry 1 run (Stopa kick) A ATt CtlA beep you and display the number you need to call. It even stores your messages for instant replay. Give your Harvard First downs 18 FOR MORE THAN JUST THE SCORES CHECK OUT THE SPORTS PAGES EVERY DAY IN The Boston Globe For Home Delivery Call 929-2222 self a competitive edge.

Call Omni Communications at 596-2000 or 800-272-OMNI. Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes i Army 25 72-401 20 22 1-4-0 6-13 1-0 4-40 26:44 38-143 222 17 18-29-2 6-33 2-1 6-60 33:16 Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Possession INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Harvard, Vignall 13-62, White 15-52, Santiago 10-29. Army, Sassaman 15-135, Black 16-93, Bryant 15-77, Lampley 9-46, Heely 6-18. PASSING Harvard, White 18-29-2-222. Army, Sassaman 1-4-0-20.

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RUTGERS 14 Mark Hiees scooted 76 and 29 vards for touchdowns, boosting Kentucky to a 27-14 triumph over Rutgers at Lexington, Ky. Rutgers (3-2) had given up only three touchdowns before the game, but Kentucky equaled that total. NEW PLYMOUTH Higgs, who gained 116 yards on only four carries, capped a six-nlav. 61-vard drive with his 29- VOYAGER yard run at 5:36 of the third quarter, putting Kentucky (4-0) ahead From Wire Services I Kerwin Bell and Frankie Neal beamed oh a 69-yard touchdown 'play and Raymond kicked jthree field goals to complete time-tonsuming drives yesterday, lead-ling Florida to a 16-0 victory over iSyracuse at Gainesville, Fla. fetVrhe triumph was the third for flortda (3-1-1), while jSyrcusel a 17-9 (lpset winner Over, top-ranked Nebraska a week ago dropped to 3-2 after being -shut out for the second time in three weeks.

Raymond kicked a 23-yard field goal on Florida's first offensive possession and his 24-yarder ton third play of the fjourth Quarter; capped a play. 86-yard drive that consumed 8:19 of the clock and boosted the Gators to a 13-0-lead. I 4 Fdaymcfrid's third field goal completed an 18-play, 78-yard that kept the ball away from Syracuse quarterback Todd Nor-. jey for, more than seven minutes. The Gators rolled up 388 yards total pffense against the nation's ''inn-ranked defense, while the by 19-14.

Then Hiees launched his twist ing 76-yard jaunt with 12:10 to play. PITT 17. EAST CAROLINA 10 John Congemi threw a pair of first-half touchdown passes as ni-pviouslv winless Pittsburgh, with freshman Craig Heyward running for 1 10 yards, edged East Carolina, 17-10, at Pittsburgh. The victory was the first by Pitt (1-4) in its last seven games. dating back to a 38-7 decision over Army in its next-to-last regular-season game in 1983.

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AIR FORCE 29, NAVY 22 Pat pvans. scored two 'and quarterback Bart Weiss scored another and a two-point conversion to lead the Air Force Academy to a 29-22 victory over Naify at Air Force Academy, and get a leg up on the Commander-in-Chief Trophy. Air Fqree (4-2) had to overcome Eric Wallace's game-opening kick-' off return for a touchdown. Wallace's 97-yard scamper was the j- longest in Naval Academy history marked the second time he has run a kickoff back for a score, thus he becomes the only Midship-man to return two: kickoffs for touchdowns In his career. 7,, (1-3) suffered its third The Trophy is given Williamsburg, Va.

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