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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE SEPTEMBER 4, 1988 61 BALL Crusaders in cruise control Holy Cross rips URI, 49-7, picking up where it left off last year I I Jf if Holy Cross, 49-7 IWWCMMf Rhode Island (0-1) 0 0 7 0 7 Holy Cross (1-0) 14 14 21 0 48 HC Mark Gallagher 02 put return Son Keegen kick) HO WHIM Bradford 8 run (Keegen kick) HC Jeff Wllay 1 run (Kaegan kick) HC Bradford 4 run (Kaegan kick) URI Emsrson Foster 96 paaa from Stava Monaco (Chris Caatara kick) HC Joe Segretl 04 punt return (Keegar kick) HC Segretl 8 paaa from Wiley (Keeper kick) HC Segretl 1 run (Keegar kick) f. i URI Flrtt down 15 Ruthee-yardt 36-28 HC 30 40-193 284 20 16-29-1 1-42 3-0 10-90 Puslng yards 208 Return yards 73 Passes 14-38-1 Punts 7-285 Fumblee-loet 2-2 Penaltlee-ysrds 10-91 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Avg. 4.9 5.3 2.8 4.0 An. TOS. 17 83 10 53 9 25 .4 16 Willie Bradford.

HC Joe Segretl, HC Chris Polrer, URI Keith Webb, URI TD 1 1 L8 18 13 10 7 Int. 2 1 TO 1 0 0 0 Paeelng Com. Art. Yds. Jeff Wiley, HC 14 20 190 Stava Monaco, URI 10 23 172 Receiving By Marvin Pave Globe Staff WORCESTER Coming off an 11-0 season that officially signaled the end of the Age of Lockbaum, you might have been wondering what Holy Cross' football team could possibly do for an encore In Its opener against Rhode Island.

The answer was provided 3 minutes 37 seconds into the game by Crusader split end and heir to Gordie Lockbaum's kick returning Job, Mark Gallagher, who threw two nifty shifts at the Rams en route to a 62-yard punt return TD that got the 49-7 romp off and running. What was notable was that Gallagher, the sophomore from Palmer, was the first Holy Cross player to lug a punt for a score since John Provost did it twice against Brown in 1974. But that wasn't all that was new. How about Crusader sophomore Joe Segreti's 74-yard kickoff return for a touchdown early in the second half, HC's first since John Ahem went 97 yards against Dartmouth in 1979? Unfortunately for URI, what wasn't so new was by the time the first half was over, the Crusaders had racked up four touchdowns and a 28-0 lead. The 12,441 fans at Fitton Field saw the home team rack up 30 first downs and 477 total yards to 15 and 234 for the Rams.

The only consolation for URI was a school record 98-yard pass play from quarterback Steve Monaco to flanker Emerson Foster early in the second half. "We put a lot of pressure on their quarterbacks." said Crusader coach Mark Duffner, "and we tipped a lot of balls. We had to do both because URI has some speedy receivers." Duffher's observation was borne out by the fact that the Crusaders recorded seven sacks, including five on Monaco. The Rams had a couple of opportunities early on roughing the kicker penalties but couldn't capitalize. yards total otlense, while the Crusaders' "i Jeff Wiley completed 10 of 13 passes for 129 yards and his halfbacks racked up 106 yards.

Still, URI had a chance to cut the early lead in half when another roughing the kicker call put the ball at midfield. Mai-, den's Monaco, who had started the game at 9B, came back to lead a drive to the Holy Cross 28. But on third and 10, Monaco never had a chance as defensive left end Craig Callahan blindsided him and tackle Tim Downing recovered the ball at the 42. That was URI's high-water mark for the half, because even though Wiley's ill- timed pass in the end zone on the next Crusader drive on second and goal from the 1-yard line was Intercepted by Tony Adams, it was just a temporary reprieve. As if the Crusaders needed any help, personal foul and pass Interference penal-' ties on the next drive took Holy Cross to the URI 15 where Bradford, the senior from New Orleans, blasted on successive carries to the 1-yard line.

This time, Wiley stayed on terra firma. scoring on a quarterback sneak. But the game's most exciting plays were yet to unfold and they happened In rapid succession. Early in the third quarter, after Wiley had another pass intercepted in the end zone (by Smith) the Rams went 98 yards on the very next play. Actually, Monaco's pass went 20 yards and Foster went the other 78.

Not to be outdone, Segretl of Deny, N.H., bobbled the ensuing kickoff at his 26, recovered and went the distance down the right sideline. "Two cuts and he was i gone," said Duffner. That made it 35-7, and the rest was simply for exercise. Wiley (14-20 190) was pulled early In the second half and Holy Cross which punted once all day was already resting its troops for an invasion of West Point next weekend. Yds 101 89 47 41 No.

Emerson Foster, URI ...2 Msrk Gallagher, HC 7 Randy Pedro, HC 2 Steve Claypoole, URI 3 On the series after Gallagher's twisting run, the first penalty gave URI a first down at the Holy Cross 49. But that drive ended when Rams quarterback Kevin Neville had a pass dropped at the 15 and URI botched a 42-yard field goal try. The Crusaders didn't waste any time in turning on the jets, going 74 yards In 1 1 plays. Fullback Willie Bradford cut left from the 8-yard line to elude defensive end Carl Mackey, then turned the corner and hurdled over Kevin Smith for a 14-0 lead. "Bradford's play In the first half (17 carries, 82 yards) and Gallagher's pass receiving (6 first half catches) plus the pressure we put on their passers set the tempo early," said Duffner.

URI couldn't move the ball as its offensive line was getting chewed up by Holy Cross and the first half statistics reflected it: The Crusaders held the Rams to 54 i Globe staff photoJohn Tlumackl Holy Cross' Mark Gallagher struggles to get away from URI's Todd Covlello. Navy, 27-14 EAST IH3IZS ROUNDUP Jamas Madison .7 7 0 14 OTIIIH EAST 7 10 7 27 Navy. JMU Fry 45 pais from Waters (Garrltty Syracuse holds Temple at bay Monteiro's 5 TDs lead AIC, 48-26 West Virginia, 62-14 Bowling Oreen 0 7 0 7-14 W. Virginia 24 17 7 14 41 WV Edwards recovers Shale fumble In and zona (Baumann kick) WV FG Baumann 44 WV A. Brown 4 run (Baumann kick) WV Taylor 9 run (Baumann kick) WV Rembert 8 pass from Harris (Baumann kick) WV Harris run (Baumann kick) BO McGee 1 run (ZeHer kick) WV FG Baumann 47 WV Napoleon 1 run (Baumann kick) WV Johnson 6 run (Baumann kick) WV Browning 2 run (Baumann kick) BG Magee 1 run (Zeller kick) A 53,515 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Bowling Green, McGee 16-56, Ed-gerton 6-21.

W. Virginia, Harris 7-73, Napoleon 9-58, Taylor 5-51, U. Johnson 13-49, A. Brown 10-39. PASSING Bowling Green, Dacklln 13-33-1-128, Smith 7-11-0-78.

W. Virginia, Harris 6-9-O-90, Jonas 3-3-0-84, LeVlnus 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING Bowling Green, Rankin 3-48, Heard 3-26, Thornton 2-29, Bongers 2-28, Hockman 2-22. W. Virginia, Rembert 4-53, Mitchell 2-22, Bel 1-50, Plumps 1-25, Wktn 1-24, Mitchell 2-22.

kick) Navy Pangrailo 2 run (Fundoukos kick) JMU Frya 2 pass from Waters (Garrltty kick) Navy Mcintosh 37 run (Funooukos kick) Navy FG Fundoukos 48 Navy Grlnard 3 run (Fundoukos kick) Navy FG Fundoukos 27 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING James Madison, Medley 21-82, Ra- gln 5-23, Taylor 4-20. Navy, Grlnard 13-85, Archer 17-66, Mcintosh 7-43, Bradley 10-41. PASSING Jamas Madison, Waters 12-29-2-130, Lancaster 0-1-04. Navy, Grlnard 3-4-0-45, Mcintosh 1-14-13. RECEIVING Jamas Madison, Frya 4-70, Taylor 3-24, Dale 2-22, Thornton 1-11, Lanier MO.

Navy, Smith 2-27, Jordan MB, Neumann 1-13. Wake Forest, 31-11 Wake Forest- 18 21 0-31 Vlllanava .88 0-11 WF Hoy 130 field goal Pittsburgh, 59-10 0 10 0 10 N. Iowa Pittsburgh 14 14 31 0-50 WF Rogers 16 run (Hoyte kick) WF Elklns 3 run (Hoyle kick) WF Williams 5 run (Hoyle kick) WF Long 10 run (Hoyle kick) VH Wlthka 28 Held goal Brady 32 pass from Schutz (Lombardl 2 pass from Schutz) A 1U24 AIC, 48-26 From Wire Services Michael Owens and Daryl Johnston staked host Syracuse to a 14-0 lead with first-quarter t6uchdowns as the Orangemen extended their unbeaten streak to 14 games with a 31-21 victory over Temple last night. Syracuse struck quickly, driving 61 yards with the opening kickoff. Owens capped the drive with a 5-yard scoring run around the left side just 3 minutes 11 seconds into the contest.

I The Orangemen made it 14-0 oh their next possession with a 66-yard drive that took 4 minutes. Johnston scored after a pass interference call gave Syracuse the ball on the Temple 1. PITT 59, N. IOWA 10 Darnell Dickerson threw for two touchdowns and ran for another and Adam Walker ran for 148 yards and two scores as host Pittsburgh routed Northern Iowa, 59-10. The loss spoiled the debut of Northern Iowa coach Earl Bruce, the former Ohio State coach.

W.VA. 62, BOWLING GREEN 14 Sophomore quarterback Major Harris directed six first-half scoring drives yesterday to lead No. 16 West Virginia to a 62-14 victory over Bowling Green in Morgan-town, W.Va. Harris had 163 yards total offense in the first half, throwing for 90 yards and a touchdown and rushing for 73 yards. NAVY 27, JAMES MADISON 14 Quarterback Gary Mcintosh ignited Navy with a 37-yard touchdown run late in the first half as the Midshipmen came from behind for a 27-14 victory over James Madison at Annapolis, Md.

From Wire Services Split end Allan Monteiro scored five of American International's seven touchdowns as the Yellow Jackets took a 48-26 victory over Clarion State yesterday in Springfield. After a scoreless first quarter, AIC quarterback Mark Cordelro found Monteiro on scoring passes of 29 and 20 yards in the second quarter. Monteiro's third touchdown In the quarter was on a 49-yard pass from Keith Jernlgan. Monteiro scored in the third and fourth quarters, on passes of 51 and 20 yards. Cordelro scored AIC's other touchdowns on runs of 65 yards in the first quarter and 9 yards in the fourth.

W. FOREST 31. VILLANOVA 11 Sophomore Tony Rogers ran for 101 yards and a touchdown that sparked Wake Forest to a 31-1 1 triumph over host Villanova. Rogers carried 18 times In recording the first 100-yard game of his college career. He ran 16 yards for a score to help the Deacons build a 31-3 halftlme lead.

Quarterback Mike Elklns scored on a 3-yard run, Anthony Williams on a 5-yard run. backup quarterback Greg Long on a 10-yard run and Wilson Hoyle kicked a 30-yard field goal in the first half for Wake Forest. FORDHAM 17, KINGS POINT 0 Marc Meighan caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from Dave Osalkowski with nine seconds remaining in the first quarter and Fordham defeated the US Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N.Y., 17-0. at Springfield AIC 0 28 8 14 48 Clarion St 0 7 13 8 28 AIC Alan Montelro 20 pass from Mark Cordelro (lony Bertcoio kick) AIC Montloro 20 I pitt LMCKerson i run ivant-rarne kickj Pitt Crottman 5 run (Van Home kick) Pitt A. Walker 1 run (VenHorne kick) Pitt Osborn 54 pass from Dickerson (Van-Home kick Nl-Wright 28 pass from Mackltn (Jackson kick) Nl FG Jackson 21 Pitt A.

Walker 89 run (VenHorne kick) Pitt Osborn 3 pass from Dickerson VanHorrte kick) Pitt -FG Van Home 29 Pitt Hampton 71 punt return (VanHome kick) Pitt Richards 47 run (VenHorne kick) A 35,755 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING N. Iowa, Wright 16-54, Peebles, 10-38, Anderson 1-14, Macklln 12-10, Ellander 2-7, Hou-gom 3-3. Pittsburgh, Walker 14-148, Dickerson 543, Richards 440, Moore 13-35, Redmon 3-15, Crossman 2-13, Turner 4-7, Deveaux 2-5. PASSING N. Iowa, Macklln 7-14-1-92, Mes-slngnam 1-4-1-11.

Pittsburgh, Dickerson 4-10-0-120, Wanke 1-4-04. RECEIVING N. Iowa, Anderson 4-32, Fodder-, son 2-27, Wright 1-28, Howard Me. Pittsburgh, Tu-ten 4-52, Osborn 3-74. as from Cordelro (Serlcolo from Keith Jernlgan (Serl- kick) AIC Montlero 40 pi ootoklcM CS Sean Morrlaeey 30 pass from Mike Carter (Chris Oworek kick) AIC Cordiero 65 run (Serlcolo kick) CS Otis Williams 1 run (Oworek kick) AIC Montlero 51 paaa from Cordelro (kick tall) CS Carter 6 run (kick tall) CS Morrlaeey 7 run (pass fell) AIC Montlero 20 pass from Cordelro (Serlcolo kick) AIC Cordelro 0 run (Serlcolo kick) Attendance 2.500 Foxboro has talent for return to I I I Bowl Coaching vacancies AUSTIN PREP Needs assistant football coach, assistant boys' soccer coach.

Contact AO David Johnson at 944-4900. BEDFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL Needs boys', girls' cross-country coach, boys' soccer coach. Contact assistant principal Thomas Nolan at 276-1700. ext. 158.

BELMONT Needs assistant field hockey coach, athletic trainer, assistant wrestling coach, freshman girls' son ban coach. Contact AD Bill Miller at 484-1361 CHARLES RIVER Needs field hockey coach, soccer coach. Contact AD at Paula Converse at 508-785-0068. CONCORD ACADEMY Needs field hockey coach. Contact AD Dar-lane Kemp 508-369-6060.

CONCORD-CARLISLE Needs boys' JV soccer coach, gins' JV soccer coach, freshman field hockey coach. Contact AD Brent Clark at 369-9500. ext. 248. OEDHAM Needs assistant girts' swimming coach.

Contact AO Jake Santamarla at 326-2948. DERBY Needs field hockey coach. Contact AD Brooks Robblna at 749-0746. GARDNER Needs girls' basketball coach, wrestling coach. Indoor track coach.

Contact AD Maurice Fltzgereld at 632-1600. MANSFIELD Needs assistant football coach. Contact Supt. John Moran at 339-4595. MARIAN Needs girls' soccer coach, JV girls' soccer coach.

Contact AD Bill Howland at 421-8575. MELROSE Needs assistant girls' volleyball coach. Contact AD Sonny Lane at 662-2000. ext. 226.

MILTON ACADEMY Needs glrta' middle school soccer coach. Contact AD Charlene Qrant at 696-9573. NEEDHAM Needs girts' volleyball coach, boys' Indoor track coach, part-time athletic trainer. Contact AD Nancy O'Nell at 455-0630. NEWTON SOUTH Needs girts' gymnastics coach.

baaebaH coach. Contact AO Bob Chrusz at 552-7540. NOBLE 8 QREENOUGH Needs JV Held hockey coach. Contact AD Doug Guy at 617-326-3700. SWAMPSCOTT Needs cheerkwdlng coach, assistant cross-country coach.

Contact AD Dick Baker at 596-8812. TAUNTON Needs head, assistant field hockey coaches, assistant Indoor, outdoor track coaches. Contact AD Gus DtRublo at 823-8181, ext. 150, or 823-3118. WELLESLEY Needa JV glrta volleyball coach, middle school field hockey coach, middle school boys' soccer coach.

Contact AD Ted Tripp at 446-6303. WESTON Needs middle school girls' soccer coach, assistant middle school nek) hockey coach. Contact AD Pate Foley at 899-0620. downs, Beaupre can look forward. Canton is coming off an undefeated regular season (10-0) and a 9-8 loss to Foxboro in the Super Bowl.

Coach Frank Tricomi, the Division 3 Coach of the Year, lost six league all-stars while returning only four starters. Tricomi won't have to worry about his quarterback slot, which is filled by senior Tom Lane, but trying to piece the rest of the puzzle together will be tough. Oliver Ames and Mansfield appear to be the dark horses. Oliver Ames returns 12 starters from last year's 4-6 team, which won four of its last six games. Keys to Oliver Ames' success will be 6-1, 180-pound all-league tailback Greg Hohenstein and second-year quarterback Ron Green.

Mansfield boasts senior back Ken Colby, who ran for 17 touchdowns last year, and Junior quarterback Tony Scarpellini. SOUTHEASTERN Losing six league all-stars isn't easy to overcome, but Falmouth coach Ed Winslow will depend on quickness and defense to take the newly combined Southeastern title. Winslow is concerned about a lack of depth. Bright spots are tackle Dan Bohnenberger, the lone returning league all-star, running back Jason Andrade, a speedy hurdler in track, and junior Troy Mills, a 6-2. 205-pound linebacker.

Although Bishop Feehan returns 12 starters and 15 seniors, you won't catch coach Paul O'Boy making predictions. "We looked good on paper last year, and then finished 5-5," said O'Boy. Bishop Feehan features league all-star halfback Mike Ingram, the key in a wishbone offense. Ingram will make his way behind a mostly senior line averaging 6 feet and 200 pounds. Barnstable could contend, but quarterback Jordan Sullivan will have to produce.

Jordan rushedor more than 1 ,000 yards in 1987. Rozzi to maintain that winning tradition. DUAL COUNTY Bostin Latin will not be the same undefeated (8-0-2) team that captured the league crown last season. Latin lost Kevin McGonagle, the top scorer in the division, and Pat McKeigue, who threw for 11 touchdowns. But with Walter Apperwhite, an all-league lineman, and Kevin Dyer, a 6-2, 220-pound fullback, returning, Latin Just might hold onto the title.

Lincoln-Sudbury seems to have the wheels In the backfield to run by the rest of the league, but it's a bit outsized in most departments. A major part of the running machine is Andy Willis, a back who ran for 600 yards with 10 touchdowns last year and returned kicks and punts. Acton-Boxboro, with 1 1 returning starters (six on offense), can't be overlooked. Quarterback John Winders will be airing it out while the search goes on for defensive front people. HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE Unlike last year, Foxboro will perform without a star.

Don't drop the curtain just yet. though, because odds are Foxboro will still be strong. Foxboro must replace halfback Lamar Newsome, the 1987 Division 3 Player of the Year, who is a freshman at the University of Massachusetts. Foxboro still has two all-stars in 6-3, 230-pound right guard Tom Nalen and tailback Chris Cady, a sprinter who gained more than 1,100 yards last season. Foxboro also returns senior quarterback Danny Sullivan, a 6-0, 172-pounder who threw 11 touchdown passes.

For the past three years. North Attleboro has had a chance for the title in its last league game, and for three straight years. It has come up short. "We lost out. sure." said coach Ray Beaupre, "but second place is better than ninth." With returning all-league halfback Mark Newport, who ran for more than 800 yards and 12 touch D1VISIOM 3 SCHOOLS PREVIEW i By John Bisognano Contributing Reporter I Foxboro broke its Division 3 Super Bowl jinx last year by winning its first title game In three attempts under coach Jack Martinelli.

With talent returning, Foxboro looks to be retracing its steps toward another Super Bowl. However, it will face a challenge tiom Hockomock League foe North Attleboro, as well Cape Ann League representative Pentucket. Pen-Ucket has not always fared well, but is the favorite to win the league title. CAPE ANN A logjam among Amesbury, Triton and Pentucket ijrould not be surprising. Pentucket gets the nod as the team to beat because of Mike McCoy, a 6-foot senior fullback, and junior Steve Puleo, a 6-0 tailback.

Together, they ran for more than 1,500 yards last year. i "I guarantee you'll hear a lot from these two kids." beamed coach Steve Hayden. Amesbury. led by all-league back Eric Sevigny and a defense full of returning starters, could Jump from eighth place to first. "Probably one of the biggest things we have going for us is the defense.

We have a lot back in the secondary and linebacker spots," said coach Dave Bailey. Coping with the loss of four league all-stars will make things a bit tough for Triton, but it still has potential. "We've got our work cut out for us. We lost a lot of key people," said coach Ron Corcoran. I Much of that work looks to be done in the trench-s, where the offensive line, averaging about 6-0, 200 pounds, will try to open holes for 6-1, 215-pound fullback Steve Burns.

North Andover has won four league titles in eight i'ers, and coach Cavanaugh is counting on senior tight end Jeff Kooken and tailback" Chris Open dates ARLINGTON CATHOLIC Needa girls' basketball opponents. Contact coach Brian Harris at 666-5324. HAMDEN (Conn.) Needa football opponents Oct. 8, 15. Contact AD Joseph Panlco at (203) 248-9311.

ext. 171. DOM SAVIO Needa Thanksgiving football opponent Call AD Jim Doherty at 567-7499. LOWELL HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Seeks boys' basketball team tor tournament, Dec. 27-30.

Contact tournament director Tony Romano at 851-2022. MALDEN Seeks boys' basketball opponents Dec. 20. 26, Jan. 13, Feb.

7, 21-25. Contact AD Joe Roaaino at 397-7272 or coach Jay Sweeney 248-1587 MARBLEHEAO Seeks hockey opponents Dec 28, Jan 24, 26. Contact coach Bob Roland at 741-2673. MARSHFIELD Needs boys' basketball opponent Dec 20. 23.

Contact AD Bob MacConneU at 837-1163. NEWTON SOUTH Seeks boys' basketball opponents for Dec. and Feb Contact AO Bob Chruaz at 552-7540. SWAMPSCOTT Needa glrta' basketball opponent Dec 28. 28 or 30.

Contact AD Dick Baker at 596-6843. WELLESLEY Needa girls' basketball opponents Dec. 14. 15 or 18. Contact coach Don Fay at 235-6218..