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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE SEPTEMBER 15, 1985 67 24r21 Fen erty ss ove 1 Holy Cro third quarter Stengiein made a shoe-top catch of a Burgess pass to put the Red Raiders ahead for the first time. covery of a Pac McCarthy tumble at the 8. Two plays later Gamble went over from the 5. With 15 seconds left in the blaupunktZ STEREO, "Sound so alive you can feel it." and the Crusaders came alive when safety Gordon Lockbaum recovered a fumble by Colgate running back Ken Gamble. Hock scrambled to the Colgate 23, threw a pass to Fenerty for a first down at the 9, and gave It to Fenerty the next two plays.

Fenerty got it to the 2 on the first try and then swept left, cutting inside safety Roland Foster and into the end zone. The first Holy Cross touchdown came 8:58 into the game on the Crusaders' first possesion. The drive started on the Holy react to that," he said. "The offensive hne did some incredible things today." After taking Colgate apart in the first half aided by three costly Red Raider turnovers two interceptions of Tom Burges3 passes and a fumble, all of which led to Holy Cross touchdowns the Crusaders were blanked in the third quarter. They gave up 21 unanswered points and went into the final quarter down, 21-17.

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a 6-loot, 200-pound senior from New Orleans, piled up 230 yards rushing to break the NGAA Division 1-AA single game record of 209 yards set in 1982 by Maine's Lorenzo Bouier. Sixty five of "those yards came on a touchdown run in the second half that puj Holy Cross up 1 7-0 We earned overy one of those yards," said Fenerty, who transferred 'from LSU two years ago. "After last year's blowout (42 27 Crjjsaders) against Colgate we knew it was going to be wide open. But 1 didn't expect this many yards," Though the Red Raiders were keying on Fenerty, he was able to pile up the yards with 35 carries. expect to be keyed on every wejpk but we have the offense to Cross 46.

The score was set up by a McCarthy-to-Lee-Hull pass that was good for 23 yards and a first down on the Colgate 15. A 14-yard pass from McCarthy to senior tight end Greg Laugeni capped the 10-play drive. It was Laugeni's second career touchdown reception. It was 10-0 Holy Cross before the first period ended thanks to a 27-yard field goal by Billy Young, his first ever. Fenerty's 65-yard touchdown run finished off the first-half scoring.

The third quarter was all Colgate with Burgess and senior flanker Tom Stengiein putting on a show. Stengiein wound up with 129 yards on 12 receptions, the latter a school single-game record for receptions. 's first touchdown came with 16 seconds left in the second period. It culminated an 88-yard drive that took 14 plays and included some fourth-down gambles that paid off. It was capped by a Burgess-to-Stenglein 3-yard scoring pass.

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Garner and Hamilton starred in baseball and Wifliams in gymnastics. Garner's son, John is the sports information director at Plymouth State. People who sit high on the press box side of UMass' Warren McGuirk Stadium at Amherst can seea new look about 1.000 yards to the east of the facility. Once an all-wooded section that added a certain charm to the are, especially in the fall, it is nof the site of new condos, wiih more to follow. The land is between Amherst College and UMass.

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