The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 81

November 13, 1977 81 BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE 48-39 Colgate brushes off NU From Wire Services halfback Henry White and fullback Pat' rolling in from the four. Then came White's Healy. 97-yard kickoff return. On the possibility that his team lost some Northeastern scored on three one-yard of its nunrVi hppauicp it uac lnnHnrt chasA in nine Kv enninr fiillhails Pnco Mrtol HAMILTON, N.Y. Colgate's defense turned in a less than impressive performance, but the offense remained characterist icaUy potent as the Red Raiders turned back a possible postseason bowl bid, Dunlap said 44-yard run by quarterback Alan Deary, ic onneastem yesterday, w-js.

think SQ who completed 14 of 33 passes for 237 yards; The victory was undefeated Colgate's rnataa nt-two ctj I ctrnno hohinH utikiiji, GbiJUU 10th straight and boosted the 20th ranked White and Hea wh team chances for a possible Tangerine Bowl berth. White scored on a 97-yard kickoff run- back in the second quarter and a 67-ard Colgate, ahead, 36-21, at the end of the pass from Rdph Healy's scores came on third quarter, scored two more touchdowns runs of one and four yards in the fourth period, but let the Huskies 'UsaaaikJfK ft Am' Jt, White, the nation's leading all-purpose runner, amazed onlookers as he slipped away from seven Husky defenders on the first-quarter screen from Relph, then a IJ-yard touchdown pass form Deary to John Mistowski; and a two-yard plunge by Bill Pinto. Heavily favored Colgate, 10-0, gained 503 yards, 305 rushing and 198 passing, but yielded 531 to an unexpectedly potent Northeastern squad. Dan Ross hauled in nine passes for 141 yards to lead the Husky offense. The game, before a crowd of 6500 in Andy Kerr stadium, was played in a snowstorm that began in the first quarter and intensified as the contest wore on.

Northeastern's loss was its sixth of the season against three wins and one tie. Yesterday's game was the first time the two schools' footballs teams have Northeastern is a Division 2 school, while Colgate is Division 1. score 18 points. Colgate coach Fred Dunlap afterward described the game as "loosely officiated," and described weather conditions during the game as "kind of tough." But he said he brought the crowd to its feet again minutes didn't think the weather "had any more of later when he galloped untouched down the middle of the field on the kickoff return. an adverse effect" on his team than on Northeastern.

i I Ill On its first possession Colgate went 86 yards, Healy scoring from the four. After a surprise onside kick, Colgate regained pos-sesssion and finished the series with Relph The Red Raider defense, Dunlap said, suffers "by comparison with the outstanding offense" led by quarterback Bob Relph, ipiilpilpai COLEMAN EXPRESS UMass's Bill Coleman picks up six yards in first quarter of yesterday's 19-6 triumph over UNH. Trying to tackle Coleman is UNH's Frank Mucci (41). Story, Page 82. (Globe photo by Frank O'Brien) NE SMALL COLLEGES "Norwich surprises Middlebury, 34-20 White 97 kickoff relurn (Healy rush) NU Mistowski 13 pass from Deary (Tufts kick) Healy 1 run (Andrewlavage kick) Comfort! 6 run (kick failed) NU McDonald 1 run (pass tailed) Malverty 2 run (kick failed) NU Pinto, 2 run (pass failed) NU McDonald 1 run (pass failed) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Ruahlng Player (School) Att.

Yds Avg. LG Pat Healy (C) 21 132 6 0 22 Allen Deary (NU) 9 61 6.5 44 Bruce Malverty (C) 9 59 6 4 36 Russ McDonald (NU) 14 56 4 0 8 Bob Relph (C) 8 43 5 0 40 Henry White (C) 7 37 5.0 40 Paaalng Comp. Alt Yds. TO Int. Deary (NU) 14 33 237 1 1 Relph (C) 10 21 198 1 1 Bill Pinto (NU) 5 14 96 0 1 Receiving No.Yds.

TD Dan Ross (NU) 9 141 0 Mark Nemes (NU) 5 96 0 Bussall (NU) 4 63 0 White (C) 1 67 1 Mike Gatman (C) 4 72 0 Detone(C) 2 35 0 at HamirtM, H.T. TEAM STATISTICS NU FIRST DOWNS: Total 25 24 Rushing 14 8 Passing 9 14 Penalties 2 2 RUSHING' Attempts 58 42 Net yards gained 337 225 PASSING: Yards 204 335 Attempted 21 47 Completed 10 19 Had Intercepted 1 2 Sacks yards tost 2-9 2-24 TOTAL OFFENSE: 508 532 Plays passing 6 rushing 79 87 Average gain per 6.7 6.1 PUNTING: No. of punta 2 4 Average 35.0 34 Returned-yards 0-0 1-9 KICKOFFS: Relurned-yds. 8-114 5-94 PENALTIES: Yarda 11-8811-101 FUMBLES: Lost 4-1 3-1 THIRD Downs 3-14 5-18 Attendance: 6500 Colgate (10-0) 21 8 7 1248 Northeastern (3-6-1 7 14 0 18-39 Healy 4 run (Androwlavage kick) Relph 4 run (Andrewlavage kick) NU McDonald 1 run (Tufts kick) White 68 pass play from Relph (Andrewlavage kick) NU Deary 44 run (Tufts kick) HOW AT THESE LOW, LOW PRICES AIC, 28-7 tl SprlngflaM AIC (5-4-1) 14 0 7 7-2a Hofatri(6-3) 0 7 0 0-7 AlC-Sob BramWa 15 run (Jim Vallli kick). AIC 8.

Brambta 10 run (Jim Villi kick) Hofatra-Ed Gabhardt 20 pan horn Bob QlroKmo (Shawn Trlbby kick). AlC-John Glbboni 16 run (Jim Vallla kick). AIC-B. Brambla 11 run (Jim Vallla kick) AIC Hot Fwat Down 2g 17 Rushing yarda 401 (1 Passing yarda 63 193 Return yarda 75 110- Paaaea. 12-6-1 32-15-2 Punta 1.330 Fumbles lost 5-2 3-1 Penalties-yard S-48 3-33 Bowdoin, 15-14 at WatervlUe.

Main Bowdoin 0 0 8 7-15 Colby (1-7) 0 7 0-14 Col Paul Belanger 15 pass from Frank Sears (Steven PlomarrUa kick). Cot-Joe Dots 1 run IS. Plomaritis kick). Bow Rich Newman pass from Jay Tansavalle (Tansavalle run). Bow Newman 14 pass from Tansavalle (Mark Himmelirch kick).

Bow Col First Downs 16 20 Rushing yards 251 338 Paaslng yards 97 106 Return yards Pas 8-18 5-12 Punts 5-33 8 Fumbles tost 6-5 4-3 Penaltiea-yarda 6.60 8.96 Wesleyan, 43-12 Wesleyan (6-2) 7 8 16 14-43 Trinity 0 6 0 6-12 Bob Latesaa 4 pass from John Papa (John Papa kick) Rob Claflin 2 run (kick tailed) Spike Cooney 62 pass from John Papa (kick tailed) W-John Papa 33 FG Dennis Robinson 71 punt return (kick tailed) Paul Nelson 76 peas from Tim Fitigerald (Papa kick) Tim Fitzgerald 28 pass from John Papa (Papa kick) Dave Lundman 1 run (Matt Hoey kick) Jim Smith 13 pass from Gary Palmer (pasa failed) First Downs 1 1 18 Rushing yards 46-131 46-23 Passing yards 208 256 Return yards 339 279 Passes 9-13-1 15-28-1 Punts Fumbles tost 4-1 5-5 Penslties-yards 11-127 9-85 C. 21-19 al New Britain, Conn. S. Conn Coll (4-6) 0 13 0 6-19 C. Conn Coll (7-3) 0 7 7 7-21 Mark Sheehan 15 pass Tom Flagherty (kick failed) George Dunster 1 run (Jim Stagha kick) Don Peterson 2 run (Charlie Alex kick) C-Peterson 2 run (Alex kick) C-Meredith Peyton 14 run (Alex kick) Sheehan fumble recovery end zone (rush failed) First Downs 23 21 Rushing-yards 53-231 60-205 Passing yards 127 172 Return yards 56 119 Passes 24-10-1 28-12-2 Punts 2-34 Fumbles-losl 2-1 6-3 Penalties yards 5-63 5-56 Attendance 6614 Norwich, 31-20 at Norwich Norwich (7-2) 7 10 10 7-34 Middlebury (7-1) 7 7 0 6-20 Nor-Milt Williams 63 run (Jim Lua-cinski kick) Mid Jay Moore 8 pass from Matt Winslow (Brian Miller kick) Nor Mike Palmer 3 run (luscinski kick) Nor Luscinski 39 field goal Mid-John Dobek 1 run (Miller kick) Nor-Lusclnskl 27Jkj goal Nor Wllliama 2 run (Luscinski kick) Mid Dobek 15 pasa from Winslow (kick fsiled) Nor Larry Fitzpatrick 85 pass Interception (Luscinski kick) Nor Middle First Downs 11 20 Rushing-yards 53-241 67-239 Passing yarda 34 142 Return yarda 155 162 4-13-0 12-27-3 Punts Fumbles tost 0 3-2 Penalties yarda 4-49 5-45 Albany St.

10-7 Albany State. 3 0 7 010 Sprlnglield 7 0 0 07 Jon Cherry 21 pasa from Bob Waller (Jim deMelto kick) A Larry Leibowitt 23 field goal A Ed Seller 5 pasa from Glenn Sowalskle (Larry Leibowitt kick) Alb. Spr. First Downs 18 17 Rushing yards 63-220 50-112 Passing yarda 18-10-1 28-16-2 Return yards 141 144 Passes 4-3 0-0 Punts 4-60 6-74 Fumbles-tost Penaltiea yarda 32 43 IAL RAD ffSMml vol o. SIZE 155X12 F.E.T.

$1.27 Bates goes to air, passes Tufts, 27-16 Special to The Globe LEWISTON, Maine Quarterback Hugo Co-lasante threw three touchdown passes as Bates rolled past Tufts, 27-16, yesterday in the final game of the season for both teams. Colasante connected with Tom Burhoe on tosses of 38 and 27 yards and teamed with Steve Olsen on a 13-yarder to account for the only scoring through the first three periods. Tufts got its offense rolling in the fourth period, scoring on Mike Band's four-yard run and a 58-yard touchdown pass from Dennis Works to Tracey Mach-lin. Bates put the game out of reach when Olsen ran eight yards for the final score of the afternoon. Tufts finished with a 3-5 record while Bates would up 4-3-1.

halfback option pass with 4:04 left in the third period to tip Springfield College, 10-7. Springfield had held the lead from the first quarter when Bob Weller tossed to tight end Jon Cherry for 21 yards and a touchdown. The Albany first-period points came on a 23-yard field goal by Larry Leibowitz. The winning Albany touchdown was on a drive that came after a Springfield march was stopped by a pass interception in the Albany end zone. Bowdoin took its third consecutive CBB (Colby-Bowdoin-Bates) championship in a row thanks to a narrow 15-14 victory over Colby.

Colby scored the first two touchdowns, one a 15-yard pass from Frank Sears to Paul Belanger, and the other a one-yard run by Joe Ciofa. But Bowdoin came back when Jay Pensavalle finished off a drive by tossing a six-yard scoring pass to Rich Newman. Tansavalle then ran the conversion on a quarterback keeper. In the final period, Bowdoin got the go-ahead points, again on a Pensavalle to Newman pass, this one good for 14 yards. The actual winning point was Mark Himmerlich's point-after kick.

At Hartford, quarterback John Papa threw three touchdown passes as Wesleyan crushed Trinity, 43-12, while Central Connecticut was pulling out a 21-19 victory over Southern Connecticut. It gave Central, which was winning its fourth in a row, a 7-3 record, its best record since 1973. At Springfield, AIC rolled up 401 yards rushing to crush Hofstra, 23-7, with freshman halfback Bob Bramble scoring a pair. Halfback Milt Williams scored on a 53-yard run on the first play from scrimmage and went on to lead Norwich to an upset win over previously-undefeated Middlebury yesterday, 34-20. The sophomore running back had quite an afternoon.

He carried 15 times for a total of 119 yards, including another touchdown on a two-yard run. Until the defeat, Middlebury had won 11 in a row. It tied the game at seven-all with 5:54 left in the first period on an eight-yard Matt Winslow-to-Jay Moore pass and then let Norwich take the game away. Mike Palmer finished off a Norwich drive with a three-yard touchdown run and then Jim Luscinski added a 39-yard field goal before Middlebury was able to score again when John Dobek dove in from the one with 1:44 left in the half. Norwich went up by 13 in the third period thanks to another Luscinski field goal (good for 27 yards) and Williams's second touchdown.

But Middlebury refused to say die. It counted on a Winslow to Dobek 15-yard aerial with 4:08 left and was driving for still another touchdown with slightly more than a minute left. Middlebury had the ball on the Norwich 18 but Larry Fitzpatrick picked off a pass and ran it back 85 yards a school record for six more insurance points, putting the game away. The top ground gainer was Middle-bury's Roy Heffernan, who got 127 yards in 23 carries. At Springfield, Albany State's Ed Sellers grabbed a five-yard toss on a SIZE PRICE 155x13 33.Z0 165x13 35.45 175x13 38.65 165x14 36.90 175x14 42.70 185x14 43.95 155x15 35.45 165x15 39.20 18570-13 52.45 18570-14 59.85 FIT.

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