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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE NOVEMBER 17, 1991 99 Why Pay More? Harry has it all Old fashioned pricing on sneakers is Crusaders invade Ireland, claim 19th straight victim Nike $30, $40, $50, $60 up Reebok $40, $50, $60 up Also in stock Adidas Fila Spot Built LA Gear Loavtrse Asia ttomc Pat tiling Sizes and styles subject to availability, no rainchecks! Bring fta td for your free tube tockt with the purchase of a pair of sneakers." By Scott Booth SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE LIMERICK, Ireland Since Cast. Holy Cross 4-0-0 10-0-0 Colgate 3-1-0 4-6-0 Lafayette 3-1-0 6-4-0 Lehigh 2-2-0 8-2-0 Bucknell 1-4-0 1-9-0 Fordham 0-5-0 2-7-0 touching down the Emerald Island Thursday on TROLLEV STEREO GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE EVERYTHING MUST ADS, ONKYO, CARVER, LUXMAN, MITSUBISHI, TOSHIBA, ADVENT, PROTON, KENWOOD, BOSE, JBL, MONSTER CABLE, SANSUI AND MUCH MORE! fr TOM C1ACCI0 mmts seven times for 21 yards at halftime. With soft field conditions, Holy Cross entrusted the bulk of the offense to Ciaccio and the air squadron. The Crusaders, who had outscor-ed opponents, 100-21, in the third quarter this season, failed for the first time to register points. Midway through the period, Fordham safety Chris Tirone picked off Ciaccio and galloped 50 yards to 1.

Iasiello's touchdown burst brought the Rams within 5. In the fourth quarter, with the flags of Galway waving Fordham on, Brennan completed a 43-yard pass down the right sideline that moved the Rams within 33 yards of the end. zone. But Holy Cross stuffed Garlick-on an end-around and sophomore Thurman McDaniel intercepted Brennan at the 25. Fordham gained the final possession at its 7 with 1:55 left.

Brennan led the Rams to the 50-yard line, "sparked by a fourth-down 18-yard completion to Garlick. However, Holy Cross bolted together, and Marcus Duckworth fished in his first interception of the season to run out the clock. Fordham dipped to 2-7 (0-5 league) but gained some pride to carry back to the States, while all in Ireland duly agreed with the mayor morning, the Holy Cross football team has insisted this was just another game. "We did not come here for vacation, we came here to play football," said coach Mark Duffner. That was our first job." But with more than 1,200 supporters flocking to Limerick, and the rush of unfamiliar sights and events, this certainly was not just another game.

Holy Cross, billed as the most wondrous football unit ever assembled, was charged with not only winning, but doing so with enough flair and razzmatazz to entertain the traveling faithful as well as the expectant locals. The Crusaders accomplished at least the first objective, securing a 24-19 victory over Fordham that was their 19th straight an NCAA Division 1-AA record and putting a stranglehold on the Patriot League lead at 4-0. Holy Cross (10-0) marched to a 14-0 first-quarter lead pn a 41-yard strike from Tom Ciaccio to Mark Roman and a 3-yard run by Shawn Sierra. The Rams mixed bullish running by Tony lasieilo (33 carries, 128 yards, 2 TDs) and sharp passing by quarterback Gary Brennan to ramble 88 yards and cut it to 14-6. Roman further distanced Holy Cross from Fordham when he cradled a high Ciaccio pass at the Ram 22, cut across midfield, fully stopped at the 10, then sliced back against the grain for his second touchdown.

The Rams' Tom Garlick answered by fleecing the Crusaders' secondary ior a wide-open touchdown with 43 seconds left in the half. But Ciaccio followed with three straight first-down passes to Roman and a completion to sophomore Joe Gallagher with five seconds remaining to set up Anthony Pignio's 35-yard field goal that ended the half at 24-12. While Holy Cross held a comfortable lead, conspicuously absent was its ground game. Fordham coach Larry Glueck had oriented his defensive strategy to stopping the run. Holy Cross' Jerome Fuller, averaging 150 yards, had carried the ball HOLY CROSS, 24-19 Fordham (2-7) 0 12 7 0 19 Holy Cross (10-01 14 10 0 0 24 HC Roman 41 pass from Ciaccio (Pignio kick) HC Sierra 2 run (Pignio kick) Ford lasieilo 2 run (kick failed) HC Roman 28 pass from Ciaccio (Pignio kick) Ford Gartick 22 pass from Brennan (pass failed) T.

HC-FG Pignio 35 Ford lasieilo 1 run (O'Hagan kick) Ford HC First downs 21 20 Rushes-yards 41-133 3047 Passing 251 273 Return Yards 61 43 Comp-Att-Int 22-49-3 25-45-4 Fonts 10-27 8-39 FumNes-Lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 7-56 6-55 Possession 31:34 28:26 WDMMIM. STATISTICS RUSHING Fordham, lasieilo 33-128, Brennan 7-10. Holy Cross, Fuller 21-62, Ciaccio 5-19. PASSING -Fordham, Brennan 22-49-3-251. Holy Cross, Ciaccio 25-44-3-273, Fuller 0-1-1-0.

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St. (8-2) 7 0 0 0 7 BS Dung Nguyen 3 run (Matt Carroll kick) UM Tom Bradley 6 pass from Bill Rizos (Dennis Anselmo kick) UM Anselmo 17 FG Attendance 2,760. UM. BS First downs 18 8 Rushes-yards 45-207 44-151 Passing yards 108 27 Return yards 37 48 Passes 18-31-0 2-11-0 COAST GUARD, 25-20 at New Uaeoe, Cam, Merchant Marine ..7 7 0 6 20 Coast Guard (6-3) 7 7 3 8 25 MM Gill 24 pass from Clark (Feighery kick) CG talkty 16 run (Wasserman kick) CG Waters 9 run (Wasserman kick) MM McNulty 10 fumble return (Feighery kick) CG Wasserman 26 FG CG Safety CG Jones 5 run (pass failed) MM Feighery 15 pass from Clark (pass failed) MM CC First downs 12 16 Rushes-yards 32-119 56-229 Passing yards 103 46 Return yards 5 30 Passes 9-32-4 6-19-3 MARIST, 42-0 vransunr Marist (6-4) 14 14 14 0 42 Assumption (1-8) ..0 0 0 0- 0 Don D'Aiuto 1 run (matt Lynch kick) John Kelly 4 run (Lynch kick) Kyle Carraro 2 run (Lynch kick) D'Aiuto 7 run. (Lynch kick) Dan Phelan 45 pass from Brian McCourt (Lynch kick) D'Aiuto 2 run (Lynch kick) First downs 20 Rushes-yards 49-125 58-337 Passing yards 24 100 Passes 10-3-0 7-3-0 WESLEY, 40-13 at Dover Dei W.

Conn. (1-9) o' 7 0 6 13 Wesley (8-2) 13 12 15 0 40 Fran Nesselli 85 kickoff return (Pete Desjardien kick) Nesselli 24 pass from Rich Ren-shaw (kick failed) WC Bradley Lawrence 12 run (Keith Woulfe kick) Petie Davis 39 run (kick failed) Rob Meara 4 pass from Ren-Shaw (run failed) Davis 58 run (Davis rush) Nesselli 22 pass from Renshaw (Desjardien kick) WC Dean Heinemann 1 run (kick failed) WC First downs 12 18 Rushes-yards 44-128 31-200 Passing yards 155 288 Passes 10-19-2 17-28-2 WNEC, 13-12 atWetttleM WNEC (3-5) 0 310 0 13 Westfield St. (3-7) 0 6 6 0 12 WNEC Rick Phelps 20 FG WS Shawn Murphy 9 interception return (pass failed) WNEC Phelps 28 FG WNEC Doug Diano 1 run (Phelps kick) WS Curt Guenther 3 pass from Kevin Wesolowski (pass failed) Attendance 557. First downs 14 13 Rushes-yards 38-96 45-160 Passing yards 185 169 Passes 12-30-2 10-27-3 SPRINGFIELD, 12-7 tf SprincfMd AIC (4-5-1) 0 0 7 0 7 Springfield (7-3) 3 7 2 0 12 David DePasquale 25 FG Rich Gray 14 run (DePasquale kick) S- Safety A Craig Harris 29 pass from Tony Ragone (Adam Hallet kick) Attendance 2,635. AW Spr.

First downs 14 i Rushes-yards 51-141 53-209 Passing yards 97 Passes 6-22-3 0-3-1 at Hew Britain, Ceaa. S. Conn. (6-3) 14 14 7 7 42 C. Conn.

(1-8-1) 6 14 0 0 20 SC Adrian Webber 38 pass from Joe Stochmal (Paul Ballanger kick) SC Joe Zelina 16 pass from Stochmal (Boulanger kick) CC Ken Olivier! 16 pass from Eric Valentine (kick failed) SC Jeff Kimbrough 7 pass from Stochmal (Boulanger kick) CC Valentine 1 run (Patrick Boutin pass from Valentine) SC Craig Sebastian 57 run (Boulanger kick) CC Boutin 28 pass from Valentine (kick failed) SC Socrates Smalls 1 run (Boulanger kick) SC Scott Persing 50 interception return (Boulanger kick) Attendance c. SC CC First downs 20 25 Rushes-yards 41-264 49-184 Passing yards 255 233 Passes 15-24-3 20-40-5 ST. JOHN'S, 22-6 Bentley (5-4) 0- 6 St John's (64) 0 6 10 6-22 Brandon Hight 31 run (kick failed) SJ Tom MacPherson 19 pass from Paul Bruno (kick failed) SJ-Joe Parker 19 FG SJ Vincent O'Grady 6 pass from Bruno (Parker kick) SJ William Osterman 1 run (kick failed) Beat. SI First downs 9 19 Rushes-yards 36-94 51-246 Passing yards 73 214 Shlppensburg 16-31 New Haven (3-7) 021 0 6 30 Howie Guarinl 27 FG Roger Graham 28 run (Peter Ce-puano kick) Bill Pettyjohn 70 run (kick failed) Tony Willis 24 pass from Ken Suhl (Capuano kick) Pettyjohn 4 run (pass failed) Graham 71 run (Capuano kick) Capuano 27 FG Guarini 28 FG Willis 32 pass from Suhl (pass failed) Pettyjohn 25 run (Guarini kick) Marcus Moffa 38 pass from Brian Gilbert (pass failed) Attendance 675. NH First downs 24 19 Rushes-yards 50-373 48-307 Passing yards 134 210 Passes 27-10-3 36-16-0 UPSALA, 26-22 Upsala (6-4) 012 0 14 26 Sacred Heart (5-4) 6 0 0 16 22 Ron Stopkowski 24 run (kick failed) Leroy Williams 1 run (pass failed) Keith Scott 13 pass from Williams (pass failed) Williams 2 run (rush failed) Stopkowski 1 run (Ernie Blocker pass from Joe Martin) Ray Johnson 48 pass from Williams (Jim Francesa pass from Williams) Blocker 6 run (Jason Cirpiani pass from Martin) Uaeata SH First downs 18 17 Rushing yards 151 130 Passing yards 241 111 Passes 19-31-0 7-18-0 He was the potential goat after missing three field goals, but Dennis Anselmo kicked a 17-yarder with 16 I a seconds left to UMass- fOOtball Lowell to a 10-7 victory over Bridgewater State yesterday at Bridgewater for its first New England Football Conference title.

Anselmo, a senior who had been out since the third game of the sea-ion with a quadricep strain, had missed from 34, 24 and 22 yards. The Chiefs, who improved to 10-0 with their 15th straight win, await an NCAA or ECAC playoff bid. UMass-Lowell was ranked second in flheJNCAA Division 3 East poll and finished first in the final ECAC Division 3 rankings. The win avenged the Chiefs' 14-10 loss to the Bears (8-2) in the 1989 NEFC title game, also at Bridge-water. The Bears fell to the Chiefs earlier this season, 22-0.

Quarterback Billy Rizos (18 of 31, 108 yards) keyed the Chiefs' winning drive. He connected with senior Mark LeBoeuf for a 14-yard gain on ihird and 13 and later pitched to Brian Fleming on the option for 7 yards on third and 5. A 10-yard pass to Tom Bradley set up the Chiefs on ihe Bridgewater 5. Bears staked a 7-0 lead on a 3-yard run by Dung Nguyen after the Chiefs fumbled on their own 3. tied the game after, taking the opening kickoff of the second half 65 yards and scoring on a 6-.

yard pass from Rizos to Bradley. WNEC 13, Westfield St. 12 Rick B-25-Z 15-37-4 to secure the win at West Haven, Conn. S. Conn.

St. 42, C. Conn. St. 20 Joe Stochmal passed for 255 yards and three touchdowns for visiting Southern Connecticut State (6-3) at New Britain.

Coast Guard 25, Merchant Marine 20 sity season as the first start-up NCAA program to finish above .500. Wesley'40, W. Conn. St. 13 Rich Renshaw completed 17 of 29 passes for 288 yards and three touchdowns at Dover, as Wesley (8-2) routed Western Connecticut State (0-8-1).

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