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BU 20 103 5 1 48 Burgess, 14 40 2 8 13 Gamble, 14 32 2.3 6 Passing Com. Att. Yds. TD Bli'oess. 24 39 346 3 1 Schuman, BU 19 32 395 4 3 Receiving No TD Brooks.

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I MONITOR VENTED KEROSENE HEATING SYSTEMS DISTRIBUTED BY CRANDALL-HICKS JIM SCHUMAN Throws for 395 yards COMPUTERIZED 111 Central Conn, tops S. Conn. NEW BRITAIN, Conn. Mitch Podufaly gathered in a 7-yard touchdown pass from Ed Pandy to carry Central Connecticut State to By Bob Monahan Globe Staff Colgate rallied for three touchdowns in the fourth quarter yesterday to defeat Boston University. 48-37, before 2,485 chilled spectators at Nickerson Field.

Colgate didn't win this won as much as BU lost it. The last two Red Raider touchdowns came after BU fumbles. BU was leading, 37-27. after three quarters. Then the snake bit the Terriers in the fourth quarter after they failed to take advantage of a 61 -yard Calvin Hall interception that moved the ball to the Colgate 16.

Colgate got a life when Tom Burgess hit All-America receiver Tom Stenglein with a 4-yard scoring pass at 7:35. BU took the kickoff and fumbled on the first play from scrimmageQuarterback Jim Schuman turned to hand off, but there was a clash of two BU bodies. The result was a fumble that was recovered by Colgate's Bill Hecht on the Terrier 15. Four plays later, Gary Dolhon scored from the 1 to give Colgate a 41-37 lead with 5:05 remaining. Colgate kicked off again, and BU coughed up the ball again when Tim Bonnell's fumble was recovered by the Red Raiders' Scott Montross at the BU 19.

This led to another Colgate score, as Burgess went in from the 1 on a sneak. Burgess completed 24 of 39 passes for 346 yards and three touchdowns, and rushed 14 times for 40 yards and one touchdown. Almost lost in the defeat was a tremendous effort by BU receiver Bill Brooks, who caught 10 passes for 236 yards and four touchdowns. The four TD catches was a BU record for a receiver. "Brooks played a great game," said Colgate coach Fred Dunlap.

"Fie was better in person than he showed in the films we saw." "The way the game ended was typical of our (3-8) season," said BU coach Steve Stetson. "But you have to admit Brooks was outstanding." The scoring parade began at 5:29 of the first period when Brooks gathered in a 20-yard pass from Schuman, capping a four-play, 65-yard drive. Colgate tied it at 12:03 when Buddy Brown caught an li-ysrd scoring pass from Burgess in the left corner of the end zone. BU took charge again when Mark Seals took the kickoff on his 1 1 and scampered 89 yards -down the right sideline behind some excellent blocking for a 14-7 lead. Colgate scored again at 14:27 when Kenny Gamble went over from the 1 to climax a six-play.

67-yard drive. Burgess made two very big plays in that drive. He picked 'up 13 vital yards on a keeper and then tossed a 45-yard pass to Stenglein to the BU 3. But Mike Powers' extra point try hit the post, leaving BU in front, 14-13. Colgate's Barry Chubb gave his club the YANKEE CONF.

iead again Conf. All at 5:1 Oj of W-L-T W-L-T i ue cer-onri URI 5-0-0 9-2-0 Ule sfconf. UMass 4-1-0 7-4-0 quarter unh 2-3-0 6-4-0 when r. he Maine 2-3-0 6-5-0 UConn 1-4-0 4-5-0 Clicked- bu 1-4-0 3-8-0 from the 7 over right guard. That concluded a five-play, 56-yard drive that began when Colgate's Dave Reed recovered a George Wilcox fumble at the Colgate 46.

Colgate's lead didn't hold 4ip for long, because Brooks and Schuman hooked up on a 75-yard scoring play at 7:59. Brooks made a superb catch at the 50 and away he went to put BU in front, 21 59. In the first half. Burgess completed 1 1 of 16 for 279 yards and Schuman was good on 12 of 15 for 277 yards. BU went up, 28-19, 3:25 into he second half when Brooks took a 10-yard lob from Schuman -In the right corner of the end zone.

BU got a big play from its defense at 10:04 of the third quarter. Colgate, bogged down at its 8, was forced to punt. Kicker Don Char-ney was pressured by the BU defenders and his punt banged off the shoulder of one of his blockers and the ball rolled out of the end zone for a safety. That made it 30-19, BU. A Wide open play continued, and at 12:10 Stengein scored on pass fronh Burgess, but countered at when Brooks scored on a 55-yard pass from Schuman.

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NU 11 67 6.1 19 Olson. NU 14 56 4 0 9 Bill Pacilto, 14 53 3.8 9." D'Antuono, 17 51 3.0 12 Passing Com. Alt. Yds. TD Int.

it D'Antuono. 13 34 140 0 2 Jim Leary, 3 8 75 0 On Receiving No. Yds. TD Smilh, :..4 58 0 Doug Goodlalte, 4 67 0 Tony Barbarlte, 2 33 0 Craig Durant, 1 42 0 JJ By Jack Craig Globe Staff After 41 games in 50 years, the Northeastern-Springfield football rivalry came to a close yesterday at Parsons Field in Brookline, and it was an appropriate ending. By grinding.out a 17-10 win.

Northeastern (2-8) evened its record with Springfield (2-8) at 20 victories apiece with one tie. But the Chiefs are a Division 2 team, and their lack of comparable strength and speed against the Division 1-AA Huskies was apparent at ground level, if not on the scoreboard. "They were so physical" said Springfield coach Mike DcLong, a comment that much bigger opponents commonly make against Northeastern. "We knew what to expect, and we tried. Springfield quarterback Jim D'Anluono of Arlington was repeatedly driven from the pocket by Northeastern linemen, who A sporr.

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Then Northeastern took command by moving 34 yards In seven plays with George Olson traveling the final yard for the touchdown. The drive was set up by Chris Dcmarest's Interception. Northeastern beat the clock when Olson again plunged 1 yard wllh five seconds left In the half. The Huskies moved 83 yards In 13 plays for I he score with the key a reverse to Mike Williams for 25 yards with a personal foul added on that placed the ball on the Chiefs' 8. goal from the 3.

It climaxed an impressive 12-play, 58-yard push, On the ensuing posscssioil, Northeastern went 67 yards Bi seven plays to set up a 30-yaQl field goal by Lance Gordon ami the ultimate 17-10 score, The big gainer was a 41 -yard pass frofli Jim O'Leary to Craig Durant tlil put the ball on the Springfield Hj. The Chiefs scared the Huskti twice during the game's final 13 minutes, with one drive ending ijl (he Northeastern 43 and another, with one minute remaining, winding up at the I lusklcs 38 when KtJ vln Moullen sacked D'Antuono oft fourth down. In between. Northeastern an opportunity to put the gnnf away when O'Leary fumbled on first down on the Springfield 11 On the previous play, he had rub 40 yards on a wishbone keeper, "Fumbles have done us In year," Northeastern coach Pan) Pawlak sighed afer the game. Despite his season, Pawlaj has high hopes ffi1 next year.

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