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79 BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE Otrobej-30. i-Jr? Wy I 1 i' IIH I Middlebury rips Hamilton, 41-18 N.E. SMALL COLLEGES 4 Middlebury College, the Mr. Muscle of the New Hates, 2.1 1 till "Xii w-L: 1 A I al LnrUKMl. Mb Colby (1-5).

.0 0 14 0-14- Bat(3-M 7 12 0 -2 BalesTom Burtio 31 pass from Hooo CoUswn (Dan Sommars kc Bates-Gary PugaKH 1 (Pas -tailed Bales Burrtos 9 pass Irom Coiasant. (Pass Med) Colby Joe Oou 3 run (Sine Pto- -mania kick I Colby Oou 1 run (Plomarrtis tuck) Bales Burhoe 42 pass from Co, lasania (Pass Med) Attendance 1500 First Downs 13 24 Rushng-yards 41-114 57-160 Passing yards 17S 285 Return yards 118 3S Passes 8-23-2 20-36-1 Punts. S-30 3 4-36 0 Fumbles lost 2-0 3-2 Penalties-yards 5-55 1-15 tngiana small college group, registered its sixth straight victory yesterday, soaring to a 27-0 first quarter lead and sailing to a 41-18 verdict over Hamilton at Middlebury. Middlebury went with its iron backfield in the first period, and it scored four times. Quarterback Matt Winslow tossed scoring strikes to John Dobek and Jay Moore, scored himself on a two-yard keeper, and powerful Roy Hef fernan bolted in from the eight.

Halfback Dennis Robinson ran through Bowdoin's defense for 136 yards and three touchdowns, guiding Wesleyan to a 38-14 victory. Fred Deutch ran 99 yards for a touchdown a school record as he led Springfield to a 29-6 victory over Wagner in New York. George Egbert and Milt William combined for four touchdowns and 227 yards rushing as they led Norwich to a 62-0 romp over Plattsburgh State at Plattsburgh. Mickey Butler ran for two touchdowns to lead Coast Guard to an easy 45-14 win over Trinity at Hartford. Butler scored on runs of 68 and one yards and freshman reserve quarterback Ken Burgess threw touchdown passes of five and six yards to Alex Simonka and Tim Mclntyre.

Williams leaped off to a 19-0 first half lead and crushed Union, 45-22. Williams played a very strong ground control game and gained 275 yards rushing in 68 attempts. Jeff Nuzzolese was high scorer for Williams with three touchdowns, two on runs and the third on a pass from Bill Whelan. Richard Dunster and Mike Jones each scored twice, escorting Southern Connecticut to a 27-24 win over Salisbury State in Salisbury, Md. Jones rushed for 114 yards and Dunster 172.

Hugh Colasante threw three scoring passes to Tom Burhoe as Bates tripped Colby, 25-14, at Lewis-ton. Bob Schriber kicked a 37-yard field goal in the fourth quarter to clinch a 10-6 decision for RPI over Worcester Poly at Worcester. WPI was up 6-0 at the half, but its defense wilted in the second half. Westchester State got second half TDs from John Kostans and John Lullio and held AIC scoreless the rest of the way to defeat the Yellow Jackets, 21-7, last night in Westchester, Pa. Dok DuVal scored on a 25-yard pass for Westchester to open the game, and John Riccio caught a 40-yard TD pass for AIC, to account for the first half scoring.

So. Conn, 27-21 Westchester, 21-7 Tufts's Mike Band rolls past teammate Frank Granato on way to touchdown despite efforts of Amherst tacklers. Williams, at Union Williams (3-3) 6 13 19 7 4S Onion 0 0 7 15-22. Wil Jed Nuzzolese 1 run (run tailed) -WH Ken HoHmgsworth 7 pass from Bid Whelan (HotUngsworth kick) WD Scott Harrington 1 run (pass, tailed) Wil-Nuzzolese 7 run (kick failed) Union Doug Napadano 8 pass from Andy err an ova (Jim McDonald kick) Wil Dave Massucco 46 pass from Bill Wrieian (Hollingsworth kick) Wil John Thile 21 pass interception return (kick failed) Union Rich Romar 13 run. (McDonald kick) Union Terranova 1 run (Terranova run) Will Nuzzolese 8 pass from Whelan.

(Hollingsworth kick! First Downs 21 18 Rushing-yards 68-275 36-145 Passing yards 180 219 Return yards 98 111 Passes 12-21-0 16-42-2 Punts 2-29 5 5-23 2 Fumbles-lost 5-5 1-t Penalties-yards 10-99 8-69 C. Guard, 45-14 at Hartter Coast Guard (4-4) 0 10 14 21-45 Trinity (3-3) 7 7 0 0-14 Tn Pal McNamara 10 pass from. Mike Foye (Bill McCandless kick) i CG-Alex Simonka 27 pass from -Mark Feldman (Orlando Cavallo kick) Tri McCandless 14 pass from Foye (McCandless kick) CG Chalmers Brothers 40 FG CG Mickey Butler 68 run (Cavallo kick) CG Fred Pendleton 2 run (Cavallo -kick) CG Butler 1 run (Cavallo kick) CG Simonka 5 pass from Ken Burgess (Cavaiio kick) CG Tom Mclntyre 6 pass from Burgess (Cavallo kick) CG Trin. First Downs 20 10 Rushing yards 237 35 Passing yards 213 119 Return yards 48 29 Passes 14-27-1 9-14-1-. Punts 6-275 8-408- Fumbles lost 2 4 Penalties-yards 6-40 6-50 Springfield, 29-6 At Staten Island.

N.Y. Springfield (7-1) 14 0 7 Wagner (2-5) 0 0 0 6- 6 Spr Fred Deutch 3 run (Jim deMello kick). Spr Mike Lasorsa 5 run (deMello-kick). Spr Deutch 99 run (deMello kick). Wag Bill Klepp 17 pass from Gene, Kaskiw (pass failed).

Spr Terry Hartland 14 pass from Pete Watson (Jon Cherry pass frorri Pete Watson). (Globe photo by Frank O'Brien) Amherst, 42-20 Mwiford Amherst (4-1-1) 14 7 14 7-42 Tufts (2-4) 0 6 8 6-20 A Sternberg. 1. run (Abendroth kick) A Hurwitz, 6. pass from Newman Amherst scores a Jumbo win, 42-20 (Abendroth kick) A Swtacki.

5, pass from Newman (Abendroth kick) Band. 1, run (kick failed) A Sternberg, 21. pass from Newman (Abendroth kick) Maclin. 8, pass from 'Connors (Connors pass to Brian Bruso) A Newman, 60, run (Abendroth kick) A Minicus, 14, run (Abendroth kick) i Aliberti, 50, pass from Works (pass failed) Attendance: 11,052 4' A First Downs 20 Rushing yards 43-214 Passing yards 195 Return yards 56 Passes 24-16-0 Punts 14 41-35 221 4 25-16-0 2-0 8-46 By Bob Monahar. Globe Staff Amherst, by far the more experienced and talented team, struck with the quickness of a cobra by scoring twice in the first seven minutes and then displayed a potent defense at Ellis Oval yesterday as it defeated Tufts, 42-20, before 11,052 homecoming fans.

The Lord Jeffs, who had one of their few off seasons las year, scored the first two times they had possession. Bob Sternberg scored the first on a one-yard plunge off right tackle. This one was setup by a 34-yard screen pass from Mike Newman to Sternberg which; carried to Tufts's 15. With just seven minutes gone the visitors clicked again when Newman, who figured in four touchdowns, tossed a six-yard scoring strike to swift Steve Hurwitz. The big play that set the stage for this touch down was a 44-yard punt return by Mark Kotfila to the Jumbo 12.

Amherst climbed to 21-0 in the second period when Newman hit 6-fi tight end Bill Swiacki from five yards out. Tufts managed to keep its home crowd alive when it finally scored seven seconds before intermission when Mike Band took a pitch from Chris Connors and banged over right tackle from the 1. The touchdown was set up by a 37-yard pass from Connors to John Casey. The third quarter also belonged to Amherst as it built a 35-14 lead. Newman tossed a touchdown pass to Sternberg which covered 21 yards, and then the Amherst native scored himself on a circus 60-yard run which actually went about 110 yards.

Newman faded pass from his 40 and found all receivers covered. He then cut to his right, eluded a would-be tackier here, another there and started to cut back to the opposite side. Newman broke three more tackles before he danced into the end zone. Tufts countered with a scoring pass from Connors to Tracey Maclin. Amherst made it 42-14 early in the fourth on Rich Minicus's 14-yard scamper.

Amherst's super fast defense sacked Connors six times. Newman led Amherst's offense with his long TD run and three scoring passes. "It was just a great day all around," Newman said. "The offense was sharp and the defense gave us good field position. We're a good team and should our remaining games.

"I ran 60 yards for a touchdown? No fooling. Well, that's a first for me. I usually get caught from behind because I don't have great speed. "I admit I did hot dog it a bit after I scored, but that was because I looked at the touchdown as a belated birthday present. My birthday was Thursday." At Salisbury Md.

SoConn 7 13 7 0-27 Salisbury 10 0 0 14-24 Sal-FG Olson 34 SCon Dunster 79 run (Satagea kick) Sal Travis 2 run (Olson kick) Scon Jones 2 run (kick failed) SCon Jones 1 run (Satagaj kick) SCon Dunster 5 run (Satagaj kick) Sal Travis 33 (run failed) Sal Swarm 56 run (Hanulak pass from Moyle) Attendance 400. Fumbles lost 3-1 Penalties yards 8-88 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Player (School) Att. Yds. Avg. Sternberg (A) 7 26 3.9 Band(T) 13 24 1.8 LG 17 West Chester (4-4) 7 0 7 7-21 AIC (4-3-1) 0 7 0 0-7 Dok DuVal 25 pass from Craig Atkinson (Don Wolf kick) AIC John Riccio 40 pass from Kevin Farrell (Jim Vallis kick) W-John Kostans 1 run (Wolf kick) W-John Lullio 5 run (Wolf kick) WC AIC First Downs 20 11 Rushing-yards 62-230 37-71 Passing yards 97 129 Return yards Passes 10-18 9-15 Punts 37.0 31.0 Fumbles lost 1-1 2-1 Penalties-yards 8-89 6-49 3.9 7.3 Manning (A) 8 31 Newman (A) 7 52 Pasting Comp.

Att.Yds. TD Int. Newman (A) 14 21 172 3 0 RPI, 10-6 0 0 Connors (T) 13 20 145 1 Works (T) 3 5 76 1 Receiving No. Yds. TD Swiacki (A) 5 47 al Worcester RPI 0 0 7 3 -10 WPI 0 6 0 0 -6 WPI Mike Walker 26 pass Art Hughes (kick failed) RPI Mark Fay 77 yd.

run (Steve Schribex kick) RPI Schriber 37 yd. field goal. 1 1 1 1 Hurwitz (A) 2 31 Maclin (T) 3 55 Steinberg (A) 4 63 WPI 12 96 184 3 11-18-5 First Downs Rushing yards Passing Return yards Passes 3-16-1 10-340-340 Punts. 7-235-33 6 Fumbles lost Penalties yards 0 64 3-3 40 First Downs 17 Rushing yards 332 83 Passing yards 62 110' Return yards 4-10-0 12-23-0 Passes 5-364 9-29 9 Punts 5-2 6-2 Fumbles lost 4-41 2-10 Penalties yards Wesleyan, 38-14 at Wesleyan Wesleyan (5-1) 14 10 7 7-38' Bowdoin(2-4) 0 0 7 7 14 Wos Bob Latessa 81 punt return (John Papa kick). Wes Denis Robinson 9 run (Papa kick).

Wes Robinson 5 run (Papa kick). Wes-Papa 38 FG. Wes Robinson 29 run (Papa kick). Bow Bruce Bernier 63 run (Bill Him- -melrich kick). Wes Paul Nelson 15 pass froW Chuck Hogan (Papa kick) Bow Rich Newman 5 pass from Beri nier (Himmelrich kick).

s. Wslyn Bwdn First Downs 21 11 Rushing-yards 70-311 40-18(3-. Passing yards 95 Return yards 122 13" Passes 10-19-1 5-14-1' Punts Fumbles-lost 6-5 5-5 Penalties-yards 11-114 3-44- Middlebury, 41-18 at Middlebury, Vt. Middlebury (6-0) 27 0 7 7-41 Hamilton 0 0 6 1218 Jack Bobek 28 pass from Mott Winslow (kick by Brian Miller) Jay Moore 9 pass from Winslow (Miller kick) Winslow 2 run (kick failed) Roy Heffernan 8 run (Miller kick) BiH Romaine 1 run (pass failed) Heffernan 3 run (Miller kick) Paul Turner 2 run (Miller kick) Romaine 82 kickoff return (pass tailed) Romaine 49 pass from Paul Greenough (pass failed) Attendance 5000. First Downs 21 11 Rushing-yards 72-197 55-35 Passing yards 222 172 Return yards 166 143 Passes 14-28-0 11-31-4 Punts 7-26-7 7-29-5 Fumbles lost 2-2 1-1 Penalties yards 12-118 3-33 Army, 48-7 at Point TEAM STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS Total Rushing Passing Pena'ties RUSHING: Attempts Net yards gained PASSING: Yards Attempted Completed Had intercepted Sacks yards lost TOTAL OFFENSE: Yards.

Plays passing rushing Average gain per PUNTING: No. of punts Average fleturnad-vards KICKOFFS: Relurned-yds. PENALTIES: Yards FUMBLES: Lost THIRD Downs Efficiency -Attendance: 41.376 HC 23 17 5 1 74 47 71 17 6 4 318 91 3.5 6 35.0 12 7-110 6-56 1 Army 22 14 5 3 45 331 117 19 9 0 448 64 7.0 3 460 1 2- 37 3- 40 0 Norwich, 62-0 At Plattsburg, N.Y. Norwich 2B 0 21 13-62 at Plattsburg 0 0 0 00 IM Mike Crimmins 26 run (Jim Lus-cinski kick) George Egbert 14 run (Luscinski kick) Egbert 10 run (Luscinski kick) Milt Williams 4 run (Luscinski kick) Paul Ricker 9 pass from Mike Palmer (Luscinski kick) Williams 3 run (Luscinski kick) Dean Devlin 1 run (Luscinski kick) Joe Amodeo 2 run (Luscinski kick) Joe McFarland 21 pass from Randy Grenier (kick failed) Perni St romps over Miami, 49-7 Associated Press STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Quarterback Chuck Fusina shredded the nation's No.

1 pass defense for 192 yards and two touchdowns, and Matt Suhey smashed for three short scores as ninth-ranked Penn State walloped the Miami 49-7, yesterday. Miami (3-4), which came into the game with the top pass defense and the fifth best total defense, was ripped for 461 yards as Penn State romped to its seventh win against one loss. The rout started late in the first period on a 56-yard touchdown pass from Fusina to Ed Guthrie. Matt Bahr kicked the first of his six conversions and it was 7-0. Then Miami quarterback E.

J. Baker lost the first of three first-half fumbles and Penn State turned it into a touchdown. The Lions went 19 yards on six plays, with Suhey scoring from the one on the first play pf the second quarter to make it 14-0. Penn State drove 62 yards on six plays, mostly on a 41-yard run by Bob Torrey, who capped the drive with a three-yard touchdown, making it 21-0. Army marches over HC, 48-7 By Roy Mumpton Special to The Globe WEST POINT, N.Y.

It was a day of nostalgia and new records as Army's superior football forces rolled up a 48-7 count against winless Holy Cross here yesterday. West Point honored its three Heisman Trophy winners Doc Blanchard (1945), Glenn Davis (1946) and Pete Dawkins (1958) and presented these glittering greats of a more glorious gridiron era on The Plain to the capacity crowd of 41,376. Then the current Black Knights of the Hudson put together their season's biggest scoring spree against an outmanned Crusader team that provided a far better contest than the final score might indicate. But the visiting Purple's finest effort of a luckless campaign just couldn't cope with the swift run-' ning of Greg King and Jim Merrikin, passing of Leamon Hall and a trio of defenders whose outstanding performances hurt HC badly. Hall, who owns all of Army's passing records, pushed his total pitching gainage over the 5000 yard mark with his first fling.

The tall senior from Apoka, passed and ran the cadets 80 yards to their first touchdown immediately after the opening kickoff. Army 17. Holy Cross 7 Castelli kicked 27-yard field goal at Army got ball when Hilliard made his second interception, this time on a Peter Colombo pass and returned it 38 yards to HC 34 Army 20, Holy Cross 7 Castelli kicked 32-yard field goal at 13:40. Score was set up when Dave Charest intercepted a pass as it caromed off receiver Kelly's hands and returned ball 22 yars to HC 10. Mike Hanne's third sack of quarterback Hall on third down forced field goal try.

THIRD QUARTER Army 27, Holy Cross 7 Greg King raced 97 yards outside his left at 10 34 (PAT, Castelli, kick). King, who used two big blocks to turn the corner, outroced all pursuit down (he sideline on first play after Charest made his second interception of Morton pass on 3-yard line. King's scoring run was all-time Army record. Army 34, Holy Cross 7 Hell sneaked across from 1-yard line at (PAT, Castelli. kick) Army got ball on HC 16 when Charest blocked Kelly's punt.

Army scored in four plays in 1:27. FOURTH QUARTER Army 41, Holy Cross 7 King scored on 16-yard charge up middle at 7:18. (PAT, Castelli. kick). Army moved 80 yards in 9 plays In 2:16.

Key plays: Hall's two passes to Brundidge tor 11 and 16 yards and a 16-yard run by King before his td. Army 48, Holy Cross 7 Dave Pritchard scored from 1-yard line at 12:48. (PAT, Corkey Messner, kick). Army went 50 yards in 10 plays In 4 24. Key play: 18-yard pass interference penalty against HC which gave Army first down on 1-yard line.

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing Player (School) Att. Yds. Avg LG Greg King (A) 19 213 11 2 97 Jim Mernken 11 11110.1 52 Steve Hunt (HC) 17 75 4 4 16 Larry Ewald (HC) 18 68 3 7 13 Brian Doherty 15 52 3 5 7 Passing Comp. Att.Yds. TD Int.

Leamon Hall (A) 8 17 106 0 0 Bob Morton (HC) 2 8 35 0 3 Pete Colombo IHC) 3 5 30 0 1 Receiving No. Yds. TD Clennie Brundidge (A) 4 66 0 Pat Kelly (HC) 3 50 0 Jim Merriken (A) 2 26 0 John Ahern (HC) 2 15 0 males I s'U Scores by Quarters Army (5-3) 7 13 14 14-48 Holy Cross (0-7) 7 0 0 0-7 FIRST QUARTER Army 7, Holy Cross 0 Leamon Hall scored on 1-yard sneak at 3:06. (PAT, Mike Castelli, kick). Army marched 75 yards in eight plays after opening kickoff, took 3 minutes.

Key plays: Three successive pass completions by Hall to Clenme Brundidge (17 yards), to Bill Skoda (9 yards) and to Brundidge (16 yards), and 13-yard run by Jim Mernken. Holy Croat 7, Army 7 Brian Doherty drove two yards through middle at 12:32. (PAT, Matt Michaud, kick). With Bob Motion, at quarterback for first time in four games, HC drove 80 yards in 14 plays and 6 01. Key plays: two fourth-down rushes for firs' downs by Larry Ewald and Doherty, a 15-yard keeper run by Morton and Morton's 24-yard pass to Pat Kelly.

SECOND QUARTER Army 14, Holy Cross 7 Mernken bolted through HC middle and raced 52 yards untouched and into end zone at 3 50. (PAT, Castelli, kick). Army went 65 yards in three plays after John Hilliard intercepted a Morton pass on Cadets' 35-yard line Drive took 52 seconds Mia Hobby 3 pass from McMiKan (Dennis kick) Miami (Fit.) 8 0 07- 7 Pt.in Start 7 28 14 0 49 PS-Gurfrle 56 pass from Fusina (Bahr kick) PS-Suhey I run (Bahr kick) PS-Tor-ey 3 run (Bahr kick) PS-Suhey 5 run (Bahr kick) PS-Suhey 1 run (Bahr kick) PS-Firzkee 72 pass from Fusina (Bahr kick) PS-LaPolnle 17 pass from CapoizoH (Franco kick) Mia PSU 17 20 52-105 58-229 127 232 -13 17 12-18-1 9-14-1 7-436 3-3 2-1 7-150 8-64 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles lost Penalties-yards Then, after HC used its reinstated quarterback Bob Morton and a revived wishbone attack to make an equally long drive to a tying touchdown. Army took command for keeps on a 55-yard scoring scamper by Marrikin through the Purple's badlv beaten middle. The Crusaders never got close again, although they did gain a lot of yards (318 against Army's 448) only to have such alert defenders as Dave Charest, John Hilliard and Chuck D'Amico blunt their threats and open the gates for more Army scores.

Charest, a sophomore from Hereford, Texas, intercepted two passes and blocked a punt. Hilliard also stole two HC pitches and D'Amico was a tower of strength in the Cadets' front line. "It was those turnovers that ruined us," sighed HC coach Neil Wheelwright after. his team's seventh straight loss. "That and the big run; that broke our back." The 'big run' was a 97-yard scamper by King on the first play after Charest's second interception had stopped a long HC drive on the Cadets' three-yard stripe.

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