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THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE SEPTEMBER 22, 1996 C15 IV) Procollege football our finish for Haiwaird. By Allen Lessels GLOBE STAFF NEW YORK 1 COLUMBIA, 20-13 at New York Harvard 0 13 0 0-13 CotomMi 0 0 7 7-20 Ryan Konnke 23 FG. 9 44. H-Eion Hu 6 run (Konnke kick). 11:01 Konnke 38 FG, 14 15 Hurt quarter Bondi 1 1 pass from Thomason (Unit kick), 9:55.

Fourth quarter C-Unit 22 FG, :08. -Unit 48 FG, 8:49. Overtime C- Ramirez 12 pass from Thomason (Lenit kick) Har Col First downs 15 12 Rushes-yards 53-244 32-53 Passing 68 133 Comp-att-int 10-24-3 12-38-1 Return yards 59 39 Punts-avg Fumbles-lost 3-1 1-1 Penalties-yards 7-53 4-35 Possession 34:25 25:35 MMVHMML STATISTICS RUSHING -H, Hu 19-118, Chris Menick 25-91, Jay Snowden 8-28; Bivens 18-41, Bondi 2-5. PASSING -H, Snowden 10-24-3-68; Thomason 12-38-1-133. RECEIVING -H, Colby Skelton 3-27, Ja-red Chupaila 3-22, Mark Drakos 2-14; Ramirez 6-82, Bondi 3-25, Wachter 2-19.

him a lot in that situation." Harvard then got its chance from the 25 and on the first play, corner-back Roy Hanks stepped in front of a Jay Snowden pass for a game-ending interception. It was a frustrating finish for the Crimson. They outgained Columbia, 312-186, although Murphy said they need to have better pass-run balance (they gained 244 yards rushing, 68 passing). Harvard senior tailback Eion Hu ran for 118 yards to become the school's all-time leading rusher, passing Vic Gatto and finishing the day with 2,230 yards in 20 games. The Crimson also got a big game from freshman Chris Menick, who gained 91 yards on 25 carries, and played tough defense.

But at the end they were 0-1 and had lost back-to-back games to Columbia last year the Lions scored with 19 seconds left for the first time since 1954. Hu thanked Sean Riley and the rest of the offensive line for their part in the record. "That's it for the record," he said. "I don't care about the record. I don't care how many yards I rush for.

We made too many mistakes." Even after Harvard had squandered the 13-0 lead, Columbia tying that sucker in the end zone," Murphy said. "We still got it down to the 1. But we made some fatal mistakes that really overcame a great effort. Harvard had third and 1 at goal line with 1:36 left but a delay of game penalty pushed the ball back. After an incomplete pass, the Crimson lined up for what could hav been a winning 22-yard field goal, -J But the snap was high and "Columbia standout defensive end Mar-cellus Wiley broke through (Ad blocked the kick.

"They made the plays when they, absolutely had to," Murphy After a scoreless first Harvard took charge. Korinke's first of two field goals in the second period a 23-yarder started it. 'rii The Crimson then quickly turned two Columbia turnovers into a i3-(f lead. Harvard freshman Aron Natate1 sacked Thomason deep in the Columbia end to force a fumble and'Ja-son Hughes recovered on the Colunv' bia 6. Hu scored on the next Three plays later free safety Jeff Compas intercepted a Thomason pass for his ninth career pick.

I(or-inke kicked a 38-yard field goal with 45 seconds left in the half. Columbia rallied on an 11-yard! Thomason-to-Bert Bondi pass and 22-yard field goal. liFTTETiit 1M Crimson could not hold off Columbia. Trailing Harvard, 13-0, at half-time, the Lions came back. Facing a late Crimson field goal try with the score 13-13, the Lions blocked it.

Then Columbia owned overtime and handed Harvard a 20-13 season-opening loss. "It never should have gotten to overtime," said Harvard coach Tim Murphy. "We had our foot on their throats a good part of the game and we didn't finish them off." The Crimson won the overtime coin toss and opted to give Columbia first crack from the 25-yard line. It was the last thing that went right. Quarterback Bobby Thomason threw incomplete but Harvard was called for roughing the passer and the Lions had a first down on the 12.

Thomason missed David Ramirez on the left side, then hit him on the right for a touchdown. "We came back in a different set and David had pretty much lone coverage all day," said Columbia coach Ray Tellier. "We're going to go to GLOBE FILE PHOTO A slimmer David Meggett has seen his playing time increased. it on a 48-yard field goal by Matt Linit with 6:11 left, the Crimson had their chances. On the third play after the field goal, Hu broke through the left side of the line for 51 yards but was caught from behind at the Columbia 29.

"We had three guys out in front of him and somehow we didn't get ett shows ter side Same old storf rU'l AMHERST, 17-7 it Amlwfit By Nick Cafardo and Will McDonough GLOBE STAFF 10-1) 0 0 0 7-7 1 11-01 7 3 0 7 17 as Holy Cross dumps Colgate FOXBOROUGH Once considered a high-priced kick returner ($9 million for five years) who would get minimal duty on mostly third downs, David Meggett has parlayed reduced weight and increased mobility into more playing time, which means more rest for Curtis Martin. "I'm going to use Meggett more," declared Patri A Chris Miller 6 pass from Rich Wil-lard (David Bobruff) A Bobruff 19 FG Dan DeBlois 4 run (kick failed) A Willard 1 run (Bobruff kick) Att. 2.447. MDMDUAl STATISTICS RUSHING -H, Milhsen 19-37, Hodges 5-9, DeBlois 2-7; Byrne 32-124, DiS-abato 11-59, Willard 7-7. PASSING -H, DeBlois 18-30-2-133; Willard 14-20-1-207.

RECEIVING -H, Hodges 7-58, Lyons 3-30, Johnson 2-20; Ouigley 3-59, Brendler 4-54, Haggerty 2-47. COAST GUARD, 42-21 it New Londoa, Com. Mass. Maritime (1-1) 7 7 0 7-21 Coast Guard (1-1) 14 7 7 14-42 CG James Jones 6 run Steve Deveau kick) CG Al Thompson 37 pass from Dan Warren (Deveau kick) MM Joshua Mannke 4 pass from Deron Jozokos (Rich Ennis kick) MM Jozokos 17 pass from Mike Kel-iey (Ennis kick) CG Ben Fleming punt return (Deveau kick) CG Jones 1 run (Deveau kick) CG Christian Lee 21 pass from Warren (Deveau kick) MM Mannke 10 pass from Jozokos (Ennis kick) CG Jones 2 run (Deveau kick) E. STROUDSBURG, 54-28 at East Stioodihfg, Pa.

Soirttoni Com. 2-H 1 7 14 E. Strmfefawf (1-1) 13 13 14 14 54 ES Jason Killian 40 pass from Damian Poalucci (Matt Seagraves kick) ES Killian 17 pass from Poalucci (kick failed) SC Rashaan Dumas 43 run (Frank Biancamano kick) ES Seagraves 26 FG ES Orlando Williams 9 pass from Poalucci (Seagraves kick) SC Dumas 4 run (Biancamano kick) ES Seagraves 20 FG ES Mike Mancuso 14 pass from Poalucci (Seagraves kick) SC Dumas 4 run (Biancamano kick) ES Killian 65 pass from Poalucci (Seagraves kick) SC Chris Ortiz 64 pass from Tom Kleine (Biancamano kick) ES Mancuso 67 pass from Poalucci (Seagraves kick) ES Mancuso 54 pass from Poalucci (Seagraves kick) A FKAM1NGHAIM 28-27 at FHcfcfcofg FranMigtuia St 11-11 12 16-2S Fitckbun St. 10-2) 7 7 7-27 fr Mike Taveira 61 pass from Pat Powers (kick failed) Fi Jason Dyer 1 1 run (kick failed) Fr Shawn O'Neil 1 1 pass from Powers (rush failed) Fi Paul Parisi 5 run (Greg McClmtock kick) Fi Jason Lotsk 34 pass from Dyer (McClmtock kick) Fr Aynsley Rosenbaum 2 run (O'Neil pass from Powers) Fi Keith Coutu 75 kickoff return (McClintock kick) Fr 0 Neil 2 run (O'Neil pass from Powers) A -542. MOtYlOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING 0 Neil 12 20.

John Sawyer 3-11, Greg Wood 2 Pansi 20-126, Bob Rasasack 8 20. Dyer 11-19. PASSING Powers 24-42-4-378; Fi Dyer 8-23 1-117. RECEIVING O'Neil 13-176, Taveira 3-94. Brian Jewett 3-56; Lobik 5-88.

McClmtock 3-29. GEORGETOVVN, 59-14 at FatrfleM, Con. HOLY CROSS, 38-21 at HanHtoa, T. Holy Cra (1-1) 3 14 0 21 38 Colgate 10-3) 7 0 7 7-21 Mark Lindell 1 run (Archer kick) HC Dana Fiatarone 29 FG HC Bhan Hopkins 4 pass from Brion Stapp (Fiatarone kick) HC Hopkins 44 pass from Stapp (Fiatarone kick) Corey Hill 7 pass from Lindell (Archer kick) Walz 37 run (Fiatarone kick) Lindell 3 run (Archer kick) HC David Downs 19 interception return (Fiatarone kick) HC Walz 22 run (Fiatarone kick) Att. 4,000.

HC Cole First downs 14 23 Rushes-yards 32-178 53-237 Passing yards 217 86 Return yards 77 97 Passes 20-32-0 13-30-2 Punts Fumbles-lost 2-1 4-3 Penalties-yards 11-127 9-74 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -HC, Walz 20-150, Stapp 8-15, Damian Dalrymple 2-7; Daymon Smith 22-128, Owens 10-52, Lindell 17-42. PASSING-HC, Stapp 20-32-0-217; Lindell 13-30-2-86. RECEIVING -HC, Hopkins 6-72, Jeff Laboranti 5-51, Ted Duffy 2-30; C. Hill 4-30, Young 2-29, Ferguson 1-12. UMASS-LOWELL, 16-13 Nonrica 11-21 0 0 0 7 13 UleWtowel 11-1) 7 0 0 10 UML David Pessotti 17 run (Pessotti kick) Dustin Brasel 57 run (kick failed) UML Steve O'Neill 1 run (Pessottj kick) UML Safety (ball snapped out of end zone) Alex Bryant 63 pass from Brasel (Andrew Wheeler kick) A -731.

MIT, 2014 it WOfCMtBT MIT (Ml 7 7 0 0 0-20 Aumptio 10-21 0 0 2 0 0 14 A Jamie Merloni 8 run (kick blocked) MIT Trent Redman 43 pass from Chuck Toye (Ahren Lembke-Windlet kick) A Jeremy Frisch 26 pass from Mike Mullen (pass failed) MIT Troy Gayeski 8 run (Lembke-Windler kick) A Safey (ball snapped out of end zone on punt attempt) MIT Toye 27 pass from Scott Blackburn A 943. MIT Ass. First downs 12 12 Rushes-yards 46-99 47-113 Passing yards 146 73 Return yards 14 30 Passes 11-23-1 6-18-1 Punts 6-30 5 10-32 8 Fumbles-lost 2-2 7-2 Penalties-yards 8-60 8-70 MDfVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -MIT. Gayeski 29-85, Josh Rheinbolt 9-30; A. Dan Matthews 20-62, Merloni 6-38 PASSING MIT, Blackburn 10-21-1-103.

Toye 1-2-0-43; Mullen 6-18-1-73. RECEIVING MIT, Redman 5-98, Gayeski 4-8; Frisch 3-37, Matthews 3-36. MERCHANT MARINE, 21-14 at Kmcs PeM, SpriagfleM (1-21 7 7 0 0 14 Kmcs PoUrt 12-01 0 0 I 7-21 Mark Doherty 33 run (Jim Lackner kick) KP Corey Marker 15 run (kick failed) Doherty 1 run (Lackner kick) KP Vince Murray 5 run (Drew Flanagan pass from Bobby Brown) KP Marker 2 run (Mike O'Connell kick) A 2.624. MDffVIOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Doherty 14-77, Joe Hayes 11-70, Shawn Tarpey 17-41. MIDDLEBURY, 34-28 STONEHILL, 4114 atMlttM StoneMi 124) 25 0 7 41 Curry 12-11 0 0 14 Brian Adamson 47 pass from Tom Pincince (kick failed) Adamson 5 pass from Pincince (rush failed) Anthony McSharry 3 run (pass failed) Anthony Palmer 28 pass from McSharry (Michael Gibson kick) Pincince 6 run (kick failed) Dan Cotter 1 run (Steve Kowalski pass from Cotter) Gibson 20 FG Burke 4 run (kick failed) Palmer 6 run (Gibson kick) A 1,123.

TRINITY, 20-11 at Hartford Bate. 10-11 ....3 0 0 8-11 Trinity ll-OI 0 7 6 7-20 Rob Sanderson 35 FG Tom Kaia 18 pass from Joe Mul-laney (Andy Riemer kick) Raymond Jones 2 run (kick failed) Wyatt Crosswhite 12 pass from Dan Hooley (Tom Spiro pass from Hooley) Jones 5 run (Riemer kick) A 5,288. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING P.J. McGrail 16-39, Steve Patamis 4-15, Crosswhite 2-11; Jones 24 86. Mullaney 18-24, Brian Byrne 6-17.

UNION, 24-10 it Worcester two. 12-01 3 7 7 7-24 WPI 11-2) 3 0 7 10 Roger Egbert 23 FG WPI Greg Amiro 37 FG Shuron Morton 1 run (Egbert kick) Morton 2 run (Egbert kick) Ryan Smith 20 pass from Tom McKeown (Egbert kick) WPI Josh Hines 21 pass from Richard Boardman (Amiro kick) WES LEY AN, 29-26 atMedfor: Wrateyan 11-01 0 7 7 15 29 Turts 10-1) 7 7 12 0-20 Jon Troy 52 pass from Dan Morse (Nate Herpkrh kick) Tom Themistocles 12 run (Robert Stager kick) Matt Godfrey 10 pass from Morse (Herpich kick) Steve Lee 17 pass from Morse (kick failed) John Pascucci 4 run (Stager kick) Morse 12 run (rush failed) Pascucci 3 run (Stager kick) Themistocles 5 pass from Scott Hevesy (Matt Perceval from Hevesy) A Wet. Tliftl First downs 22 19 Rushes-yards 46-195 44-174 Passing yards 204 194 Return yards 28 19 Passes 18-33-1 11-21-1 Punts Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-1 Penalties-yards 5-39 6-41 MDMDUAl STATISTICS RUSHING -W. Tom Themistocles 29-139; T. Courtland Weisleder 23-1 13; John Pascucci 12-53; Dan Morse 15-35.

PASSING Scott Hevesy 18-33-1-204: T. Dan Morse 11-21-3-194. RECEIVING-W, John Pascucci 6-46; Nathan Moore 4-69: Jon Troy 3-110: W. Themistocles 3-46; Matt Godfrey 3-24. WESTERN 20-16 kraut City St 10-2) 0 13 0 3 IS Wester Cm.

12-11 7 0 7 0-20 WC Miguel Pickenng 9 run (Adam Kennett kick) JC Artis Gams 16 run (Frank Aresta kick) JC Chuck Maz2arone 50 pass from Brian McQutre (kick failed) WC Dan Loewenberg I pass from Mike Branagft (Kennett kick) JC Aresta 37 FG WC Pickenng 5 run (rush failed) 18-17 at Baste WertfieM St (Ml 0 0 12 0-11 UMess-aeeleu 10-11 0 10 7 0-17 UMB David Chapman 75 pass from Emtl Johnson (Minho Choi kick) UMB -Choi 25 FG WS Jason Nelson 14 pass from Mike Bartlett (kick failed) UMB Danus Green 31 pass from Johnson (Choi kick) WS Tyler Gerry 11 pass from Bartlett (rush tailed) WS Dan Baker 12 pass from Bartlett (pass failed) A -380 WIUJAMS, 20-7 CefttlO-l) 0 0 7 0-7 Mub 11-01 0 0 0 14-20 Jerrad DeShaw 20 pas tram P.J Matson DeShaw kick) Mark Kossick 57 run (kick failed) Brandon Davidson 1 1 pass from Peter Supmo (Ian MacaHister pass from Suptno) Kossick 2 run (rush failed) 0rtCESTERSf72lV0 at. nru.i.t Weroerter St 12 0 0 I 0-20 UMui BiUunl 10-2) 0 0 0 0- 0 Bryan Keats 22 pass from Jeff Caputo (kick tailed! Chns DeSisto 51 pass from Caputo (Caouto njsnt Ross Becker 30 pass from Caputo (kick toi A 1 133 ots coach Bill Parcells. "The guy touched the ball 13 times last week, counting returns, and he got over 100 yards. Every time he's touching the ball we're getting 7 or 8 yards, one thing or another, whether he's running or catching the ball. He has to get more involved because he makes plays." Parcells would like to see Meggett get the ball 15-18 times a game.

"Let him run six or seven times, catch four or five passes and run a couple of kickoffs and punts," said the coach. "That's what you want to do. If you do that most of the time, he'll have a big play in there. Most of the time." Meggett had 132 total yards last week against the Cardinals. In addition to 87 on punt returns (with a long of 36), he rushed seven times for 26 yards and ran back one kickoff for 19 yards.

He also attempted one pass (incomplete) and did not catch any passes. Parcells questioned what appeared to be Meggett's reduced mobility last year, saving, "Last year he was too fat. This has made a big difference for him. He's got much better quickness. He was toting his piano last year.

It's not only 4 pounds. That's what he says. Last year, he makes weight at 190 and he plays the game at 194 or 195. This year, he's coming in before practice at 186. That's a 9-pound swing.

You gotta watch him, though." Time will come for rookie Grier, too Parcells also plans to get rookie running back Marrio Grier more involved this week. Against Arizona, Grier carried five times for 28 yards, including a 16-yard run late in the game, the Patriots' longest run from scrimmage so far. "He's our fourth back, and eventually something's gonna happen where he needs to play," said Parcells. "The problem is he's worked out mostly as a fullback and we put him in as halfback last week. He was out there on the goal line on the touchdown pass to Ben Coates.

He was goofing around back there. He didn't know where he was supposed to be." Said Grier, "My main job has been special teams. I've tried to play well there and earn some playing time." In retrospect, the Patriots and Jaguars were extremely fortunate in the college draft this year. The Patriots went in thinking they were going to end up with defensive end Cedric Jones of Oklahoma. Tom Coughlin woke up that morning in Jacksonville feeling he would make Nebraska running back Lawrence Phillips his first choice.

The Jaguars even had a club executive in place to deal with Phillips, who was living in Los Angeles at the time. But the morning of the draft, something in his gut told Coughlin to back away from the controversial running back and take linebacker Kevin Hardy of Illinois, which he did. Hardy has been terrific, and if the first few games are any indication, he looks like a star of the future. Phillips is floundering with the St. Louis Rams and still beset by legal problems.

The New York Giants surprisingly selected Jones with the fifth pick, so the Patriots, choosing seventh, never had a shot Good thing they didn't Jones has been a bust to date, and his problem is traced to eye trouble. He underwent a cornea transplant right after his last college game. NFL scouts and coaches were aware of this. However, what they apparently did not know on draft day was that Jones had reinjured the eye a month earlier while horsing around with friends and needed another operation, though he didn't tell anyone. He has four tackles in three games and has been complaining of pressure, so he may need another operation.

Madden is party to an anniversary Can you believe that 25 years ago this week, the Patriots played their first regular-season home game, in Schaefer Stadium, beating John Madden's Oakland Raiders in Jim Plunkett's NFL debut? "I don't remember much about it except Plunkett threw a couple of touch-i down passes and beat us," said Madden. "We stunk that day. We had a i hard time winning an opener. I try not to remember the games we played bad." Madden also didn't recall that the pipes in the visiting lock-: er room burst that day just minutes after the game ended Field con-i ditions at Foxboro Stadium could become an issue, as the Revolution played last night against Columbus. Longtime groundskeeper Pierre i Landry resigned last week to take a new position and his assistant Den-I nis Brolin.

has taken over As promised, John Burke is seeing more 1 action. He was in on 34 plays last week and Parcells thinks hell be in there a lot again today, with the intention of resting Coates more i Also coming along in practice is tight endlong snapper Mike Bartrum, who, according to Parcells, "can catch it as good as Ben. This guy has really good hands." Outside linebacker Monty Brown has practiced i this past week, still nursing a strained left groin. Todd Collins may get the start Brion Stapp completed 20 of 32 passes for 217 yards and two touchdowns, and J.R. Walz rushed for 150 yards and touchdowns to lead Holy Cross to a 38-21 Patriot League'1 NC victory over Colgate yesterday at HarriiK' ton, N.Y.

rOUndlip It was the 15th consecutive defeat for the Red Raiders (0-3, 0-1) and their I4tiV consecutive loss to league rival Holy Cross (1-1, 1-0). 1 After quarterback Mark LindeU's 1-yard run gave Col1 gate a 7-0 lead with 6:18 left in the first quarter, Holy Cross" scored 17 unanswered points en route to a 17-7 halftime le5d.y Eastern Collegiate Conference UMass-Lowell 16, Norwich 13 David Pessotti picked up 140 yards of total offense and scored a touchdown as the host River" Hawks snapped a 21-game losing streak and handed coteh'; Sandy Ruggles his first collegiate victory. Stonehill 41, Curry 14 Tom Pincince threw for a pair touchdowns and rushed for another as the Chieftains raced to a 25-0 lead at Milton and never looked back. MIT 20, Assumption 14 Freshman Chuck Toye hauled in a' 27-yard scoring strike from Scott Blackburn on fourth down inJ overtime at Worcester as the Engineers improved to 1-1. Sacred Heart 7, Western New England 3 Senior Brian Ihfe1-feld rushed for 115 yards and a touchdown at Springfield as 'the Pioneers improved to 1-1.

Salve Regina 49, Nichols 6 A pair of Pat Eldridge touchdowns were the highlight as the Seahawks pounded the Bisons at Dudley to improve to 2-0. "A Freedom Conference i Coast Guard 42, Mass. Maritime 21 At New London, Conn, workhorse James Jones rushed 33 times for 152 yards and three touchdowns to power the Bears. Merchant Marine 21, Springfield 14 Corey Marker rushed for 155 yards on 26 carries to lead the Mariners at Kings Point, N.Y., as the Mariners improved to 2-0. Union 24, WPI 10 At Worcester, Shuron Morton rushed for a pair of touchdowns as the Dutchmen improved to 2-0.

New England Conference Framingham St. 28, Frtchburg St 27 Pat Powers hit Sean" O'Neil with a 2-point conversion pass with 1:08 left to give the' Rams the win at Fitchburg. The Falcons had one more chance, but Greg McClintock's 35-yard field goal attempt was blocked with four seconds Westfield St 18, UMass-Boston 17 Trailing, 17-12, Mike Bartlett hit Dan Baker with a 12-yard touchdown pass with 47 seconds remaining to give the Owls the win at Dorchester. Worcester St. 20, UMass-Dartmouth 0 Jeff Caputo threw for': 275 yards and three touchdowns at North Dartmouth as the" Lancers improved to 2-0.

Maine Maritime 12, Bridgewater St 0 Steve Tardiff for two touchdowns to power the Mariners at Castine, Maine. NESCAC Wesleyan 29, Tufts 26 The Cardinals overcame a 26-14 cit as John Pascucci and Tom Themistocles each scored his' second touchdown in the fourth quarter at Medford. Trinity 20, Bates 11 Dorchester's Ray Jones accounted frr 208 all-purpose yards and a pair of touchdowns to lift the Bari tarns at Hartford. Middlebury 34, Bowdoin 28 Jeff Sengle capped a 63-yard drive with a 1-yard plunge run with 6:14 left to give the hot Panthers a win in the opener for both teams. Amherst 17, Hamilton 7 Rich Willard passed for one touch down and threw for another as the Lord Jeffs opened tht.fr,1 season with a win at Amherst Williams 20, Colby 7 Mark Kossick ran for 170 yards wrA a pair of touchdowns as the Ephmen extended their unbeaten streak to 23 games at Williamstowri.

Independents New Haven 22, MiBersville 8 Jesse Showerda connected on 10 of 17 attempts for 126 yards and three touchdowns as the Char-; gers prevailed at MiHersiHe, Pa. Il-W 7 14 21 10-5 1(0-21 0 0 14-14 10-1) 0 7 21 0 20 11-01 14 7 7 0 34 Todisco 54 pass from Ward (Keeler lock) Turner 1 run (Keeler kick) Rosenthan 55 pass from Ward (Keeler kick) Stmson 20 run (Keeler kick) Bartolomeo 23 pass from Ward (Keeler kick) Mitchell 2 run (Keeler kick) Todisco 1 1 run (Keeler kick) Keeler 40 FG Sims 36 pass from J. Lopusznkk (Brett kick) Stmson 21 run (Keeler kick) Lopusznck 9 pass from J. Lo-pusmick (Brett kick) A. 4.565.

MAINE MARITIME, 12-0 at Caron. rSL(2 0 0 0- 11-1) 0 lll-U Shawn Tiemey 3 run (kick failed) Adam Pascal 12 pass from Brian Coates (Tadhg Campbell pass from Coates) Nat Wysor blocked punt return (Jeremy Riffle kick) Tiemey 3 run (Scott Dudley kick) Kevin Saiton blocked punt return (Riffle kick) John Whipple 16 pass from John Wihbey (Riffle kick) Adam Taylor 7 run (Riffle kick) Campbell 85 pass from Coates (Dudley kick) Jeff Sengle 1 run (kick failed) A 2.567. tmm, MmM. First downs 15 20 Rushes-yards 35-96 56-182 Passing yards 144 208 Return yards 171 87 Passes 1129 3 13 21 2 Punts 7-206 5-96 Fumbles-lost 10 3 1 Penarbes-yarrjs 6-76 13 76 MMMOUBl STATISTICS RUSHING -B. tavw 10-48.

Wvsor 13-41. Justm EWnoge 2 8: Brad Gotrtred 21-116. tiemey 16-45, Sengie 6 21 PASSING-B W'hbey 9210-119. Wes Breton 23 25; Coates 12 20-2 183 Dave Frye 1 1 0-25 RECEIVING Tony Teiieira 1 32. Andy Kenney 2 31.

Steve Latond 3 21: M. Camown 2 110. Pascal 3 24, Kevan Cor" stock 2 23. Steve Tardrf 27 run (kick failed) Tanlrf 49 pass from Ben Larraoee (pass failed) A First downs 5 11 Rushes-yards 32 22 51-150 Passing yards 50 99 Passes 5-14 2 7 9-0 Punts 9-293 6 224 FumWes-lost 2 1 Penait.es yards 6V50 8-70 MVIOUAl STATISTICS RUSHING 8S. Matt Rezzuh 6-14.

Stew Srwpneni 9-27. Chns Parker 13-17; MM 22 100, Matt DeGrasso 23-67, Denms Sevmoor 2-0 PASSING -BS. Renuti 1 35 Parser 11-0-15 Dan Mau-er 3-9-1-30. Le-Parx rl 1 MM. Sic Soau(rng 4 5h-31.

LarraDee 3-4 a68.